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CARY — Two years ago, Athens Drive's wrestling team was a conference doormat that would have bussed over to Panther Creek, taken a beating on the mat and quietly departed.
But that was before second-year coach Sean Finkbeiner arrived on campus and began developing a team of young wrestlers such as sophomore Trey Cornish and freshman Kevin Devlin who have no experience with the Jaguars' dismal past.
Cornish and Devlin recorded two key pins as Athens Drive (3-2) won 40-36 over Panther Creek (4-3) Wednesday at the Catamounts' gym.
"Our coaches have worked us hard," said Devlin. "We came close against Cary after they blew us out last year, and this week we beat Panther Creek."
When the match started with the 120-pound weight class, Cornish got Athens Drive off to a quick start with a pin and 6-0 lead. Cornish relished the opportunity when the 120-pound class was the random pick as the opening match.
"You want to set the tone when you're the first match," Cornish said. "We knew Panther Creek would be a tough opponent and we needed pins because they're stronger in the upper weights. We needed to get as many points as we could."
Two more pins contributed from Grant Finkbeiner at 132 pounds and Noah Sabouni at 138 contributed to a 21-0 start for the Jaguars.
But then Panther Creek sophomore Miles Kent stopped the bleeding with a pin in 2:38 for a 21-6 score. In the next seven matches, Panther Creek scored on five pins, while Athens Drive took two victories by decisions.
The Panther Creek pins were from Matt Stober (160), Cameron Shaffer (170), Rony Nasrallah (195), Sean Kerr (220) and Cole Johnston (285). Johnston's victory gave Panther Creek a 36-28 lead with two matches remaining at 106 and 113.
Trailing by eight points, Devlin felt he needed a pin at 106 and delivered in 3:25 to trim the deficit to 36-34.
But what he and his teammates didn't know was Panther Creek was forced to forfeit the final match at 113. Athens Drive's Omar Samara was awarded six decisive team points for the forfeit over Alfaaz Marani, who was disqualified for not having the proper mouth guard to protect his braces.
That set off an anti-climatic celebration among the Jaguars, but a celebration nonetheless for an ascending wrestling program.


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John Earl Madden (born April 10, 1936) is a former American professional football player in the National Football League, a former Super Bowl-winning head coach with the Oakland Raiders in the American Football League and later the NFL, and a former color commentator for NFL telecasts. In 2006, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in recognition of his coaching career. He is also widely known for the long-running Madden NFL video game series he has endorsed and fronted since 1988. Madden broadcast with Pat Summerall in the 1980s and 1990s, on CBS and later Fox. He was also the last color commentator for ABC's Monday Night Football before it moved to ESPN in 2006. His last regular role was as a commentator for NBC Sunday Night Football.
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It's the retail version of a touchdown: Electronic Arts says it sold 900,000 units of its Madden NFL 13 video game in the 24 hours following its release Tuesday, a new company record for first-day game sales. In addition, EA reported record day one online usage. People are talking about the game, too: The gamemaker said that since Madden launched, there have been 665,464 game-related social interactions on Facebook and Twitter in sum.
Popular NFL video game Madden is back for 2013 with an updated version of the game that utilizes the Kinect sensor to allow you to voice-control the game. Joe Montana took the stage at E3 to demonstrate the game, calling out plays and changing formations of players with his voice just as he might if he was actually on the field.
With games ranging from the newest version of Madden to a version of Sim City you can play on Facebook, EA's E3 2012 announcements introduced new games, and showcased updates and enhancements coming to titles you already know and love. Check our our rundown of the highlights: Dead Space 3: Set to be released in February 2013, Dead Space 3 builds off the existing Dead Space series, and will feature drop-in, drop-out co-op play with Isaac Clarke and his companion, John Carver.
Electronic Arts' wildly successful Madden NFL franchise has made the leap from the Xbox to Facebook. The gaming giant has launched Madden NFL Superstars, the company's second social game since it acquired social game maker Playfish. The company's first social game, FIFA Superstars, is one of Facebook's most popular apps with nearly 4 million monthly active users.
Madden NFL 11, the newest edition in the prestigious and chart-topping series of football video games, just launched today for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PlayStation 2, PSP, iPhone and iPad. As with the 20 previous annual updates on the original formula, a slew of new multiplayer and single-player features are included.
Game-maker Electronic Arts (EA) is selling a big chunk of its iPhone game library for just $0.99 per game for the next 48 hours -- a steep discount for many of its titles which include Madden NFL 2010, FIFA 10 and SimCity. Not all of EA's games are on sale, though. Sure, SimCity is $0.99, but The Sims 3 [iTunes link] is still a steep $6.99, and while FIFA 2010 is just $0.99, the more timely FIFA World Cup [iTunes link] hangs at $2.99 — though that's not a bad price, either.
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Precious Metals Prices: THE BATTLE OF THEORY AND REALITY
by Al Doyle for CoinWeek ……
Anyone with even a marginal interest in precious metals is aware of the brutal beatdown in gold and silver spot prices over the past four days. From its April 12 London close of $1535.50, gold fell off the cliff to $1395, with an even lower close of $1352.60 in New York.
Silver was a case of "second verse, same as the first." The April 15 London close of $23.54 on April 15 represents a $3.86 decline from the April 12 figure of $27.40. It was worse in New York, with silver finishing the day below $23.
As anyone who tried to check web sites for bullion sellers will attest, the public caught on to falling spot prices in a big way. Six attempts to view the Silvertowne web site were completely unsuccessful. So what caused this one-day plunge? Were precious metals investors dumping their holdings by the boxful? Not a chance.
Yesterday's fall in prices was at the spot level. What does that mean? Spot is merely a paper price based on futures contracts. Not one ounce of the real thing changes hands when traders play this game. Like other markets that are based on ever-shifting intangibles, it's much closer to gambling than something of substance.
In this case, it was no secret that many big paper players (think J.P. Morgan and other firms in that league) were holding piles of expiring short contracts and stood to lose large sums if the metals remained at recent levels. Create a panic by changing the margin requirements or other manipulations, and guess what happens? Problem solved.
The public was both wise and foolish in charging to bullion dealers. They rightfully reacted to what was perceived as a buying opportunity, but not clued into reality when they expected to buy gold and silver at the same premiums over melt as a week ago.
What takes place at the retail level is an entirely different game than the make-believe world of paper contracts. The traders who swap "naked shorts" are betting on and trading gold and silver they don't possess. Far more precious metals are gambled on in futures trading (which is basically a bet on spot prices somewhere down the road) than the actual supply. If you want the real thing in your hands, spot prices may not count for anything if dealers can't obtain product at anywhere near the alleged prices quoted on business news programs.
It takes willing sellers to have bullion on hand. Gold and silver investors at every point of the economic spectrum view their holdings as the ultimate store of wealth and value. It's a last-ditch possession and financial insurance. If they won't sell when prices are strong, what is the likelihood of buying precious metals over the counter when spot is on a nosedive?
"There's no physical product," declared Steve Harrison of Kedzie Koins in Chicago. "Three of the major distributors are out of 2013 silver Eagles, and one major mint is four to five weeks out on delivery. We had 30 to 40 calls – all wanting to buy – in just two hours."
Harrison's observations can be confirmed by checking dealer websites. The phrase "out of stock" is a common sight on anything but newly struck rounds from private mints and 2013-dated gold and silver bullion coins. Expect to wait a minimum of two weeks and usually longer for those orders to be filled.
Spot has usually been an indicator of what retail buyers might expect to pay, but those days could be coming to a close.
"The first telltale sign was two months ago when COMEX said they could pay you with a check instead of a 5000-ounce bar when a silver contract came up," Harrison said. "Everything is done on paper."
Using $23.50 as an average spot price on April 15, what would it have taken to buy some silver immediately?
"Two customers came in and asked if I had any silver," Harrison said. "I offered them 10-ounce bars at $28.50 an ounce. They didn't like that price and left. They went to three other stores within driving distance and came back here for the bars because they couldn't find any silver."
"We bought $1000 and sold $30,000," reports Gary Rosencrans of Gary's Coins & Stamps in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. That's an impressive sum for a local shop that emphasizes classic collector coins over bullion.
"The silver order that came in today is all gone," Rosencrans said. "There are dealers who have no problem paying way over spot."
Klaus Degler of Rocky Mountain Coin in Denver could use some gold and silver ASAP.
"There's nothing available," he lamented. "We have very little on hand. Everything is on delayed delivery. We've got some silver Eagles for delivery two to three weeks out. Our phones are ringing off the hook with people wanting to buy. Dealer to dealer business is dead because there's nothing to sell."
A veteran of the bullion trade, Degler advised buyers not to place excessive faith in spot prices.
"There are two markets – paper and physical," he said. ""Guys pushing buttons are selling naked shorts, or or metal they don't have. The chickens will come home to roost on paper trading. The bounce back will be big."
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Thanks a lot for the discussion of specific instances of silver supply tightening. You and Louis Golino have done a great job reporting on events surrounding the price declines in the last two business days.
Love to read your articles and daily market reports.
Thanks for keeping us informed!
I enjoyed your piece. Any idea what will lead to the big day of reckoning when physical metal is priced correctly? Do you believe reports that the events of the past few days were related to an imminent collapse of the London metals exchange that was prevented by giving higher cash payments to those who wanted physical delivery of more metal than actually exists?
Talked about a rigged, ginned -up set up. Silver prices have made NO SENSE WHATSOEVER for years now. Interest rates, inflation rates, serious threats to US reserve status, increasing industrial demand, known shortages at mints that cannot mint silver coins–AND NONE OF IT MAKES A GODDAMN BIT OF DIFFERENCE.
Here's my market analysis, and it's a damned useful and prudent one, offered free of charge: You're either inside or you're outside. If you're not an insider I would dis-recommend investing in ANYTHING except a damn good safe to keep your cash. And put your money into things you can use, not into "instruments" where YOU end up getting used instead, or into so-called "precious" metals that cannot possibly be tracked reliably with any known technicals or fundamentals. Be the ultimate contrarian and GET OUT OF THE MARKET ALTOGETHER says I.
On this statement, you're absolutely correct: "It takes willing sellers to have bullion on hand." And you're also correct that while the new price levels seem "temporary" (In the long run, we're all dead.), sellers of the physical stuff are rare. This is ALWAYS true in any sudden downturn. But as these levels gradually become seen as "normal" and "ordinary", physical premiums will come down. They always do. So yes, for a while still, physical premiums will be up. But they will erode, as metal holders become resigned to the new reality, if they ever do before their estate sale.
As I travel around to the coin dealers looking for coins I ask about the price of silver because I have some to sell. The price is going down but demand is so high they can't get enough. The same thing happens in the stock market, the top 2% sell when the rest of us have supported the market to get the prices up there and we are the ones who lose the most so the 2% can show a great profit (at our expense) then they start buying again and get a better price for the same thing they had before. We are at their mercy. Same thing in the job market, fire or retire the experienced and hire the cheap novice. The solution is to be brave enough to set our own prices just like we were a capitalist business and let the gamblers/dictators go to hell. There should be no correlation between actual possession and the market. Who should we elect to lead the charge?
The Sellers are not interested in selling at this price and buyers and grabbing everything we can! Gold & Silver is always a safe investment and right now the price is better than ever! Gotta get it while the getting's good!


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Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -7.1%
10-06-2013 13:12:20 | More by polloenfuego
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4/5 rDev +23.8%
06-01-2012 19:28:47 | More by jefftuck47
2.25/5 rDev -30.3%
07-01-2012 02:08:42 | More by nnthom266
New York
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
01-19-2013 21:36:21 | More by nyrblue2
Ontario (Canada)
3.08/5 rDev -4.6%
On tap at Dinosaur BBQ in Syracuse
A - Dark brown with a very slight amber glow on the bottom and a small layer of light brown head.
S - Roasted malts, light smoke, some chocolate and a big nutty aroma.
T - Roasted malts, chocolate, and a fairly prominent nutty flavour that begins to dominate after a few sips. The smoke is nowhere to be found.
M - Light to medium body. Slightly creamy. Moderate carbonation.
O - A decent beer but tasted like a mix of a brown ale and a lighter porter. No smoke at all.
07-24-2012 01:40:28 | More by TheSevenDuffs
New York
3.05/5 rDev -5.6%
On tap at Dinosaur BBQ in Rochester, NY.
Pours a dark mahogany brown, with no head or lacing.
Smells slightly roasty and smoky, but it's faint.
The taste is kind of faint. Like the other Dino house brew, it doesn't necessarily taste bad, it's just a bit watery and boring. Mild, generic smoke flavor, a bit of roasted malt, small amount of chocolate.
More carbonated than I'd expect for a smoked porter. Light bodied, slightly watery mouthfeel. Still fairly drinkable.
Not Middle Ages' best effort here. Just boring and not all well executed.
06-07-2014 00:34:07 | More by GreesyFizeek
New York
2/5 rDev -38.1%
06-03-2012 16:47:28 | More by JohnQVD
New York
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
04-27-2014 21:35:10 | More by DoubleMalt
3/5 rDev -7.1%
12-07-2011 00:18:36 | More by JohneHoodlum
Ontario (Canada)
3.4/5 rDev +5.3%
On Tap at Dinosaur BBQ in Syracuse NY for 4.00$
Appearance - Brown colour with with an average size fizzy head. There is an average amount of carbonation showing and there is some fair lacing. The head lasted for 3-4 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Malts, chocolate, smoke/burnt notes
Taste & Mouth - There is an average amount of carbonation and the beer feels a little thin. I can taste malts, chocolate, and some smokey/burnt notes. There is also a bit of a graininess and it ends with a malty lightly smoked aftertaste.
Overall - Not a whole lot of smoke going on in the taste.. you really have to look for it while you drink. Still a very drinkable beer that compliments smokey BBQ food well.
11-13-2012 19:06:51 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
12-05-2013 16:34:16 | More by byronic
New York
3/5 rDev -7.1%
11-27-2011 00:17:32 | More by blackened1339
New York
3.53/5 rDev +9.3%
The beer pours a dark brown color with a thick frothy tan head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is decent. It has a solid pale and black malt scent along with a dry, roasted aroma. It doesn't have the peated malt character like most smoked porters. The taste is decent as well. Again, it has an excellent dry, roasted flavor that's mildly earthy, but lacking the smoked malt flavor. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a full bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a good drinking beer and a very good porter. However, I don't feel it contains enough peated character to consider it a true smoked porter.
09-25-2011 23:57:06 | More by WesWes
2.6/5 rDev -19.5%
Had at the Dinosaur BBQ 10/5
Served in a pint glass
A: This beer pours an opaque black, 1/4 inch of khaki head that recedes immediately. Minor wisps of lacing.
S: Nose is light caramel malts, light smoked notes, and a bit of roasted malt.
T: Taste is... rather underwhelming...as was the nose. The flavors on this beer are highly muted. Caramel notes are the most prevelent aspect of this beer. I picked up very little that were characteristic of a porter or a smoked porter... it wasn't offputting, but it wasn't smoked and it wasn't porter.
M: Lighter side of medium body, higher carbonation, crisp and clean body.
O: Goes down easily, not overly tasty, mild kick, not filling, not a great representation of style. For me, this smoke porter left a bit to be desired.
10-07-2011 03:51:05 | More by Jayli
New York
2.75/5 rDev -14.9%
01-12-2014 23:37:33 | More by prisdefer
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
08-24-2014 08:10:22 | More by kwjd
3/5 rDev -7.1%
05-16-2014 01:12:22 | More by jpd7374
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
05-29-2014 22:08:27 | More by FrankShirley
New York
4/5 rDev +23.8%
I had this beer last night, 12-02-11, at the Dinosaur BBQ with the "Big Ass Pulled Pork Platter". This beer pours a dark brown with a caramel colored tan head that leaves nice lacing. I have read the other reviews of this beer and as I would agree that it isn't as smokey as it could be. I will tell you, that if you want to see the complexity and depth of this porter, get the collard greens as a side side and this beer shines like a beacon on your palate. I could have just had a plate of collard greens and 3 more of these beers. It is a good drinking beer, and like I said, not as smokey as I would have liked, it matched perfectly with the pulled pork and sides. I enjoyed the dining experience even more with the addition of this beer. And that my friends is what drinking is all about.
12-03-2011 13:37:11 | More by sniper061
3.78/5 rDev +17%
available only at the dinosaur bbq in syracuse new york brewed proproetarily by middle ages. pours a frothy dark brown color with medium head. head went away quickly but likely from the grease and wing sauce on my lips. smells smokey for sure, sweet fruit wood smoke though, not scotchy peat smoker or intense hickory smoke. also had a nice lighter roasted malt vibe, not too heavy. flavor is the same as the smell, but with a mild hop finish. didnt stand up to the big food at the restaurant, but was phenominal before the meal at the bar. will get this again
12-13-2011 02:47:24 | More by StonedTrippin
3.9/5 rDev +20.7%
08-22-2014 22:11:18 | More by colonia25
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It's not just motorists and downtown businesses in Owensboro that are getting ready for the closure of the Blue Bridge. The Owensboro Fire Department is also preparing.
Billy Wilson has been a firefighter for the Owensboro Fire Department for twelve years.
"I like the challenge. It's something different every day. You never know. You'll be sleeping one minute and fighting a fire the next," said Lt. Billy Wilson, an Owensboro Firefighter.
Crews will begin painting the Blue Bridge in a few weeks and the Owensboro Fire Department is training at the Owensboro City Parking Garage in case one of the workers finds themselves in trouble.
"We can't shut the bridge down to do this training so we're doing the next best thing here in downtown Owensboro," said Michael Quinn, a firefighter with the Owensboro Fire Department. "There are high risk, low frequency events and we need to be prepared to work in a high angle emergency and that's what we're doing here today."
Ten firefighters from three shifts are learning a system that will be used in case of an emergency. Quinn says Monday's training will help prepare firefighters not only for a rescue on the blue bridge, but for other rescues in the city.
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Penn States Center for the Performing Arts will host 28 music, theater and dance presentations during its 2013-14 season. Starting with a presentation of Momixs Botanica, the season will feature award-winning Broadway musicals, a variety of dance performances, the return of a number of popular acts and the debut of others.
Visit www.cpa.psu.edu or call 800-ARTS-TIX for more information.
Eisenhower Auditorium
• Anda Unions The Wind Horse, Sept. 24
• Cirque Eloizes Cirkopolis, Sept. 27
• Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin, Oct. 19
• Doc Severinsen and His Big Band, Oct. 22
• Jim Hensons Dinosaur Train Live! Buddys Big Adventure, Oct. 25
• Yamato: The Drummers of Japan 20th Anniversary Tour, Nov. 12
• West Side Story, Nov. 19
• Penn State School of Musics Mosaic, Dec. 8
• Rock of Ages, Jan. 22
• Guitar Passions with Sharon Isbin, Stanley Jordan and Romero Lumbambo, Jan. 31
• Compagnie Kafigs Correria/Agwa, Feb. 4
• Vienna Concert-Verein Orchestra, Feb. 6
• Sutton Foster, Feb. 15
• Disneys Beauty and the Beast, Feb. 25-26
• Penn State School of Musics Philharmonic Orchestra and Choirs presentation of The French Connection, March 2
• Moscow Festival Ballets Swan Lake, March 20
• Memphis, March 27
• The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra with New York Voices, April 3
• Erths Dinosaur Zoo, April 6
• Bring It On: The Musical, April 17
Schwab Auditorium
• The American Palace Theatres The Kite Runner, Oct. 8
• St. Lawrence String Quartet, Oct. 9
• American Brass Quintet, Oct. 30
• Apollos Fire The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra, Nov. 7
• Dr. Lonnies Smiths In the Beginning Octet, Nov. 21
• Pianist Jeremy Denk, Jan. 29
• Brentano String Quartet, Feb. 21
• Lionel Loueke Trio, April 23
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• Cantus A Place for Us, April 1


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Upcoming Veterans Events:
Aug 2014Veterans Corps Meeting – 08/27/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sep 2014Veterans Corps Meeting – 09/10/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Walk for Vets – 09/13/2014 at 7:30 am - 12:00 pm
Veterans Corps Meeting – 09/24/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Oct 2014Veterans Corps Meeting – 10/08/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Veterans Corps Meeting – 10/22/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Nov 2014Veterans Corps Meeting – 11/05/2014 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Troops Week – 11/10/2014 - 11/14/2014 at All Day
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WVU Parkersburg Veterans News:
Veterans Corps student representative to attend leadership institute in Ark.
Caitlin Moore, president of the West Virginia University at Parkersburg Veterans Corps will attend the 2014 Student Veterans of America (SVA) Leadership Institute at the Walmart corporate headquarters in Bentonville, Ark. Thursday, June 26 through Sunday, June 29.
The cohort based leadership institute is a four-day, residential program which...Read More »
WVU Parkersburg Veterans Corps to hold Troops Week events and fundraisers
West Virginia University at Parkersburg's Veterans Corps is raising funds for its "My Freedom Wish" project Monday, Nov. 4 through Wednesday, Nov. 13. The group will be collecting donations and selling t-shirts and raffle tickets. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, the Veterans Corps will also hold a luncheon fundraiser. The event...Read More »
WVU Parkersburg ranked sixth for Military Times "Best for Vets: Career & Technical Colleges"
"Military Times" has announced the 2014 "Best for Vets: Career & Technical Colleges" list, and West Virginia University at Parkersburg is ranked sixth among 38 colleges. Approximately 80 career and technical colleges were evaluated for the list.
According to "Military Times," the list allows veterans to see which schools have put...Read More »
Celebrate Veterans Day with a week-long series of events at WVU Parkersburg
Parkersburg, W.Va. 11/1/12 – Celebrate Veterans Day with a week of honor, recognition and entertainment at West Virginia University at Parkersburg. Beginning Monday, Nov. 5, the college will hold a series of events in support of military, veterans and their families.
On Monday, Nov. 5, community organizations, students, faculty and staff...Read More »
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WVU Parkersburg awarded grant to train baby boomers for new jobs
Parkersburg, W.Va. 9/17/12 – The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) recently awarded West Virginia University at Parkersburg $15,000 to participate in the Plus 50 Encore Completion Program. This national initiative is designed to train 10,000 baby boomers for new jobs in healthcare, education and social services.
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The kick-off to the 2013 Rally America National Championship is coming quickly and teams are lining up to take on the snow and ice-covered roads of the Sno*Drift Rally on January 25-26th in Atlanta and Lewiston, MI. Event organizers report approximately a foot of snow has fallen in the local area in recent weeks. A year ago, the Sno*Drift Rally was an extremely icy affair and while there are a couple weeks to go the roads are looking much more like roads than an ice skating rink.
With the season just around the corner, the Sno*Drift Rally and Rally America are ready to welcome the return of many of last year's teams, including the 2012 National Champions and class winners for another year of exciting rally action.


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The MTA's new Subway Time app is now available for all smartphones.
It isn't meant to help you down in a station because most phones won't get a signal down there. Instead it can help you above ground as you're on your way to the subway and planning your trip.
You launch the app, then tap whatever line you're interested in and the station location, and it'll give you the time your train will arrive in real time.
The MTA says the app is another tool to help riders with their busy schedules.
Gene Russianoff of the advocacy group Straphangers Campaign said the app makes it safer for people who have to take the subway at night or overnight.
For now the app provides information on the Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 lines and the 42nd Street shuttle. The MTA says eventually the app will cover other lines as well.
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The animal shelter at 169 Old Colchester Road is open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dog adoption hours begin at 10:30 a.m. The phone number is 860-442-8583.
Humane Society employee Hailey St. Pierre-Casati introduced us to these animals this week:
- Babe, a young dog who loves to play,
- and Emmy, a cat who enjoys her own company.
Animals are adopted and dropped off at the Humane Society on a daily basis so if you see an animal in this video who you want, act fast. If you miss your chance however, these ones are still waiting for someone to bring them home:
If you aren't interested in any of these animals, log onto the Humane Society website to see a gallery of all the adoptable pets.
If you have plenty of pets at home but still want to help out these great animals, the Humane Society is always accepting donations of food, toys and supplies.


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Taking on a new role, Jonah Hill reportedly officiated Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo's wedding at Flora Farms in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Saturday (July 19).
The "22 Jump Street" star and The Maroon 5 front man are longtime pals, so it fitting for Hill to have a major role in Adam's big day.
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Looking to join an all-star cast, Jonah Hill is reportedly in negotiations to snag a role in Joel and Ethan Coen's new flick.
The Oscar-nominated actor would team up with Channing Tatum and George Clooney in the upcoming film "Hail, Caesar!" if the rumors are indeed true.
Hoping that lightning will strike twice, Channing Tatum showed up at the Hollywood premiere of "22 Jump Street" at the Regency Village Theatre last night (June 10).
Most actors are thrilled when their films outperform expectations, but Jonah Hill may have cringed when he heard how much "21 Jump Street" earned in its opening weekend.
During their interview on " "Conan"" last night (June 9), Hill and his partner in crime Channing Tatum confessed they made a bet that Jonah clearly lost.
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He's been busy plugging his new movie "22 Jump Street" as of late and Jonah Hill stopped by "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Thursday night (June 5) for a hilarious interview.
When asked about his costar Channing Tatum, the "Wolf of Wall Street" star shared, "We literally look and act like we're from different planets! Like he's from planet hot, and I'm from planet Jew!"
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He's endlessly funny and has plenty of industry stories to tell, and Jonah Hill captivated Howard Stern during his on air radio interview on Tuesday (June 3).
After uttering a gay slur over the weekend towards a paparazzo, Jonah Hill found him self in a round of apologizes this week.
Continuing the discussion, the "22 Jump Street" stopped by the "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and opened up about his moment of weakness.
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Nobody likes to be followed, and Jonah Hill had a hard time controlling his mouth when a few shutterbugs refused to leave him alone.
The "22 Jump Street" stud went shopping in Los Angeles' Larchmont neighborhood when the paparazzi started creeping, with one of them commenting on Hill's less-than-stylish floral print board shorts- "I like the shorts though, bro. They are pretty sexy."


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The winner of South Carolina's nearly $400 million Powerball® jackpot has come forward. The winning ticket was presented to the South Carolina Education Lottery Monday afternoon by a Columbia area resident who declined to be identified.
In a conversation, the winner shared that this was only the second time he's played the Lottery. He was home alone on Thursday when he checked his Powerball® ticket and turned around and around in his kitchen telling only his little dog that he had won. He went on to say he stopped for gas at the Murphy Express the day of the drawing when his wife called and told him to pick up hot dog buns. He went inside the store, saw the advertised Powerball® jackpot, and bought $20 worth of tickets, however Murphy does not sell hot dog buns.
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This news comes four days after it was announced the Murphy Express on Augusta Rd. in Lexington sold the winning ticket for Powerball's® fourth largest jackpot. Murphy Express will receive a $50,000 bonus now that the prize has been claimed.
For the state of South Carolina this win means an additional $15 million in tax revenue. For education, this jackpot run will allow the Lottery to transfer up to an additional $2 million in support of education.
While the jackpot gets the most attention, 40,000 Powerball® tickets purchased in South Carolina won a prize from $4 up to the jackpot. A $1 million Powerball® ticket sold at the Tiger Express on Elm St. in Hampton for the drawing on Wednesday, September 18 remains unclaimed.
This is South Carolina's 7th Powerball® jackpot win and its largest at $399.4 million. South Carolina has yet to celebrate a Mega Millions® jackpot win, but that could change tomorrow night as attention shifts to its $160 million jackpot.
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Craniosynostosis Testing Panel
Test Description:
Craniosynostosis is the early fusion of bones or premature ossification of sutures (the tissues between bones) of the skull. This developmental anomaly often leads to an abnormal head shape. It is common and occurs in approximately 1 per 2500 live births. There is considerable variability in physical appearance between patients with craniosynostosis. A common finding is brachycephaly (a shortened distance between the front and back of the head) due to early closure of one or both coronal sutures. Other sutures can be involved as well, and the most dramatic appearance would be that of a cloverleaf (kleeblattschadel) skull deformity when multiple sutures are affected. Some individuals have isolated craniosynostosis and are mildly affected with only abnormal head shape. Others are clinically diagnosed with one of the more than 100 inherited conditions with craniosynostosis as a feature. Among those with coronal synostosis is Crouzon syndrome which is associated with only craniofacial abnormalities. One major feature is prominent eyes or ocular proptosis. Other findings include flat midface, prominent mandible, strabismus, dental abnormalities, cleft palate, hearing loss, and cervical spine problems. Jackson-Weiss syndrome also has large great toes or other bony foot deformities. Pfeiffer syndrome has hand and feet abnormalities with broad thumbs and great toes, brachydactyly (short phalanges) and syndactyly (webbing), and more severe cases have upper arm (radioulnar) synostosis and other organ system abnormalities. Muenke syndrome is highly variable and can have features of the previously described disorders and carpal and tarsal bony fusion. Antley-Bixler-like syndrome resembles severe cases of Pfeiffer syndrome with bowing of femoral bones, fractures, and Antley-Bixler syndrome (POR syndrome) has ambiguous genitalia. Apert syndrome has severe craniofacial features, symmetric hand and feet syndactyly, and more than half have learning problems. Crouzonodermoskeletal and Beare-Stevenson syndromes are associated with dermatologic findings of acanthosis nigricans; the former also has choanal atresia and hydrocephalus, and the latter has cutis gyrata. Saethre-Chotzen syndrome presents with facial asymmetry, eyelid ptosis (drooping), and mild hand and foot brachydactyly and syndactyly. Baller-Gerold syndrome has radial ray defects and visceral organ abnormalities. Craniosynostosis, Boston type is associated with forehead retrusion, recession of the superorbital region and digital abnormalities. Craniofrontonasal dysplasia is distinct with midline problems including hypertelorism and broad nasal tip. Carpenter syndrome is associated with polydacyty (extra digits). All but two of these syndromes mentioned above display autosomal dominant inheritance; however a significant percentage of mutations are de novo. Antley-Bixler and Carpenter syndromes are the exceptions and are autosomal recessive conditions. Testing can be ordered for the entire panel or for select disorders. It is performed via DNA sequencing of the appropriate exon(s) (see table below). For three syndromes (CFNS, CRS2 and SCS), deletions or duplications of the target genes are also determined by MLPA. See detection rates in table below. This testing may be ordered for confirmation of a clinical diagnosis, to facilitate genetic counseling of an affected individual or family member, or for prenatal diagnosis.
|Craniosynostosis conditions
|Test (panel) genes and exons1 sequenced and MLPA if applicable
|Overall test sensitivity
|Antley-Bixler syndrome
|FGFR2; exons 7,8
|Chun et al (1998) Am J Med Genet 77:219.
|Apert syndrome
|FGFR2; exon 7
|Wilkie et al. (1995) Nat Genet 9:101.
|Beare-Stevenson syndrome
|FGFR2; exon 9
|Przyelpa et al (1997) Nat Genet 13:492.
|Crouzon syndrome
|FGFR2; exons 7, 8
(*FGFR3; exon 6)
|Lewanda & Jabs (2002. 4th ed.) Craniosynostosis, In Principles and Practices of Medical Genetics,
|Crouzon and acanthosis syndrome (Crouzonodermoskeletal syndrome)
|FGFR3; exon 8
|Meyers et al (1995) Nat Genet 11:462.
|Jackson-Weiss syndrome
|FGFR2; exons 7, 8
(*FGFR3; exon 6)
|Jabs et al (1994) Nat Genet 8:275.
|Muenke syndrome
|FGFR3; exon 6
(syndrome is defined by mutation, not phenotype)
|Lewanda & Jabs (2002) Craniosynostosis, In Principles and Practices of Medical Genetics, 4th edition
|Non-syndromic coronal synostosis
|FGFR2; exons 7, 8
|Familial 74%
|Lajeunie et al (1999) J Med Genet. 36:9.
|Non-syndromic coronal synostosis (cont.)
|FGFR3; exon 6
|Sporadic 15%
|Renier et al (2000) J Neurosurg. 92:631
|Pfeiffer syndrome
|FGFR1; exon 7
FGFR2; exons 7, 8
(*FGFR3; exon 6)
|Lewanda & Jabs (2002. 4th ed.) Craniosynostosis, In Principles and Practices of Medical Genetics
|Carpenter syndrome
|RAB23 cds
|less than 100%
|Jenkins et al (2007) Am J Hum Genet 80:1162.
|Craniofrontonasal syndrome (CFNS)
|EFNB1 cds
|Wieland et al Hum Mutat 26:113.
|Craniosynostosis, Boston Type (CRS2)
|MSX2 cds
|Jabs et al. (1993) Cell 75:443.
|Craniosynostosis with radial defects (phenotypic overlap with Baller-Gerold syndrome)
|TWIST1 cds
|Some cases
|Gripp et al (1999) Am J Med Genet 82:170.
|Saethre-Chotzen syndrome (SCS)
|TWIST1 cds
(*FGFR2; exon 7. FGFR3; exon 6)
|Paznekas et al (1998) Am J Hum Genet 62: 1370.
|POR deficiency
|POR coding sequence (cds)
|Miller et al (2005) Ann N Y Acad Sci 061:100.
1. Exon numbering according to ENSEMBL database
* If preceding exons are negative for any mutations, then the following exon(s) will be sequenced.
Specimen Requirements:
Two 5-10 ml tubes of anticoagulated blood. The preferred anticoagulant is EDTA (lavendar top tubes), ACD (yellow top) tubes are also accepted.
Shipping: Send at room temperature.
Turnaround Time: 3-4 weeks
CPT Codes:
|Craniosynostosis conditions
|CPT codes
|Antley-Bixler syndrome
|83891, 83898x3, 83904x6, 83912
|Apert syndrome
|83891, 83898x2, 83904x4, 83912
|Beare-Stevenson syndrome
|83891, 83898, 83904x2, 83912
|Crouzon syndrome
|83891, 83898x4, 83904x8, 83912
|Crouzon & acanthosis syndrome (Crouzonodermoskeletal syndrome)
|83891, 83898, 83904x2, 83912
|Jackson-Weiss syndrome
|83891, 83898x3, 83904x6, 83912 (83898, 83904x2)
|Muenke syndrome
|83891, 83898, 83904x2, 83912
|Non-syndromic coronal synostosis
|83891, 83898x4, 83904x8, 83912
|Pfeiffer syndrome
|83891, 83898x4, 83904x8, 83912 (83898, 83904x2)
|Carpenter syndrome
|83891, 83898x6, 83904x12, 83912
|Craniofrontonasal syndrome (CFNS)
|83891, 83898x6, 83904x12, 8900, 8901x3, 83909, 83914x5, 83912
|Craniosynostosis, Boston Type (CRS2)
|83891, 83898x2, 83904x4, 8900, 83909, 83914x2, 83912
|Craniosynostosis w/ radial defects (phenotypic overlap w/ Baller-Gerold syndrome)
|83891, 83898x2, 83904x4, 83912
|Saethre-Chotzen syndrome (SCS)
|83891, 83898x2, 83904x4, 8900, 8901x3, 83909, 83914x5, 83912 (83898x3, 83904x6)
|POR deficiency
|83891, 83898x17, 83904x34, 83912
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By Keith Eddings
LAWRENCE — The lights were on, the music played and the drinks were served past midnight at Marabu last night, after nightclub owner Nereyda Trempe won a third successive victory - even if it may be temporary - against the city's efforts to suspend her liquor license and roll back her hours.
Marabu's was to be open as usual until 1 this morning after state Superior Court Judge Robert Cornetta blocked the city's Licensing Board from enforcing its order requiring Trempe to close at 11 p.m. through Nov. 15, starting last night. The board imposed the penalty after finding Trempe had installed an outdoor stage without a permit.
The temporary injunction suspending the city order will allow Trempe to operate normally until the court can hear her appeal that the city's order was flawed. In brief arguments before Cornetta on Thursday, Trempe's lawyer focused on what he said were technical problems with the order, including that the Licensing Board gave Trempe only 13 days notice of the hearing it held on the issue rather than the 14 that are required.
Cornetta enjoined the city from closing Marabu early after finding Trempe demonstrated a "reasonable likelihood of success upon the merits" and would suffer irreparable harm if her bar were closed early and she were later to win her case, which are standards courts must find before they can issue injunctions.
He scheduled a pre-trial session for Sept. 29.
Cornetta's temporary injunction made it three in a row for Trempe in her efforts to dodge the city's orders against her Union Street nightclub, which has become one of the city's most lawless in recent months.
The Licensing Board suspended Marabu's liquor license for five days in May and for five days more in June for serving a minor and for failing to correct building code violations. Trempe appealed the suspensions to the state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission in Boston, allowing her to remain open while her appeals are heard.
Round four is scheduled for Aug. 24, when the Licensing Board will consider a shooting in a Marabu bathroom on July 5 - a night the bar would have been closed had Trempe not appealed the liquor license suspension.
Trempe did not respond to a message left at Marabu yesterday afternoon.
"I think they made a big mistake," said Rick Fielding, chairman of the Licensing Board. "If the ABCC and the judge is going to favor her, good luck to us. The Licensing Board has done its job."


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CATEGORIES Interviews, MoviesThe economy might still be in a freefall, but that hasn't slowed down Jerry Bruckheimer one little bit.
Moviefone caught up with the uber-producer on the eve of the DVD release of the action comedy 'G-Force' and also got some crucial info on why the ladies will scream for Jake Gyllenhaal in 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,' why Nicolas Cage is his go-to guy and a hint or two about the fourth installment of 'Pirates of the Caribbean.' The economy might still be in a freefall, but that hasn't slowed down Jerry Bruckheimer one little bit.
Moviefone caught up with the uber-producer on the eve of the DVD release of the action comedy 'G-Force' and also got some crucial info on why the ladies will scream for Jake Gyllenhaal in 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,' why Nicolas Cage is his go-to guy and a hint or two about the fourth installment of 'Pirates of the Caribbean.'
Did you think a film about super-spy guinea pigs would be such a big hit?
Oh, I never predict such things. I always hope for the best and expect the worst. But it turned out terrific.
What was your personal take on guinea pigs before the film?
I didn't have much of a feeling on them before I became involved. I thought they were cute and cuddly and once we got more involved, they got even more cute and cuddly.
Why do you think it did so well?
I think it's always the story telling and the characters and the people fell in love with those characters. They're adorable. People love Juarez and Blaster. We had such great actors like Tracy Morgan (as Blaster) playing these parts and Hoyt Yeatman's direction, so it was a combination of wonderful characters, story, a good screenplay and a terrific director.
Any plans for a sequel?
That's up to the Walt Disney Company. Hopefully they'll embrace it. We'll see.
Do you have an idea for what the sequel would involve?
Not yet. I like to wait until they say, "Go do it," and then we'll figure it out.
Between your film, the zhu zhu pets and those Kia commercials, there's kind of a hamster/guinea pig zeitgeist going on. Do you think 'G-Force' helped make zhu zhu pets such a hot item?
I don't know. You'd have to ask them. I wish we could share in some of their revenue, that would be nice.
I hear that the 'G-Force' toys are also hot collectibles.
All I know is that they were gone off the shelves right away.
Did you get any for yourself?
I do have a set, believe it or not.
How many collectibles do you have from all the different films you've worked on?
We try to hold on to at least one representation from certain things that we've done.
What's your favorite collectible from your own movies?
I think maybe the Keith Richards doll. It's a particular favorite of mine. It's a collector's item. He didn't sign it but I have a signed photo of him with me in it.
What is your philosophy on how you choose your projects?
Do I want to see it? Is it interesting? Unique? Fresh? Would I take my kids to go see something like this? If the answer is yes, then I'll do it.
Let's talk about some of your upcoming projects. You've always got your hands full.
Yes, always one more. It's never enough. We've got 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' with Nic Cage coming out in the middle of July and 'Prince of Persia' coming out Memorial Day. We have an exciting summer planned.
What can we expect from 'Prince of Persia?' It looks like an all-new Jake Gyllenhaal.
It's certainly buff Jake Gyllenhaal. It looks fantastic. It's a wonderful romantic adventure, a real-old fashioned movie with fantastic action and a really nice love story. It takes you into a little mythical area too. It's really a fun ride, a great summer movie.
You say it's old-fashioned. Is it reminiscent of any classic films from the past?
It has the scope of a'Lawrence of Arabia,' but certainly isn't 'Lawrence.' That's a classic. I certainly don't compare myself to the people who made that. But it has that kind of filmmaking, huge expanses, beautiful scenery.
Why did you want Jake for this part?
I just think he's a wonderful actor. He's handsome, a great romantic lead. When you see him in the picture, you won't recognize him.
Oh, I've seen the trailer.
Yeah, it looks great. The picture tested very high, especially with the women.
Do you see this as launching his action movie career?
God, I hope so. He certainly looks fantastic in it. He's got all the moves. He did a lot of hardcore (training) which shows off the very physical skill that he has.
Is there a potential for this to be a series?
Anytime we have a hit movie, and let's hope it's a hit, there's always potential.
He's an actor who's mostly been known for his indie career. Is it a hard sell to get him to do the bigger movies?
It mostly depends on the screenplay. If he likes the character and the screenplay, you've got him. He's very particular and very smart about his career and we got lucky that he responded to the picture.
What can you tell me about 'Sorcerer's Apprentice?'
It stars Nic Cage. We've made a lot of movies with him, I love him. He plays a sorcerer who has to find an apprentice and Jay Baruchel ('Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian') plays the apprentice. It's loosely based on the concept of 'Fantasia.' Or rather, I should say, "inspired by."
Will the live film be darker?
If you look at the sequence from 'Fantasia,' it's actually quite dark. So I don't think we're going to go quite that dark.
Why do you like working with Nicolas Cage so much?
He's just like the everyday guy. He's got the humor and he can scare you. He's just a wonderful actor. He's an Academy Award-winning actor. What more could you want?
And you've got another 'National Treasure' in the works?
Yes, we're working on another 'National Treasure.' Hopefully that'll come together. We've got a ton of projects, you never know what will rise to the surface.
What's the concept for the third film?
We're working it out right now. That's our life. Get back to me in a year or so.
Have those movies inspired more people to check out museums and history books?
Yes. A lot of schools show it to their history classes. So we not only entertain them, but they also learn, which is the real trick.
What's the latest with the next 'Pirates' film?
We're working on it. We hope to start the next one in June, if everything goes well. It's got an excellent script.
Who all is coming back?
We're just going through the process of writing the screenplay, so we'll see.
So no one is signed right now?
We have a deal with Johnny Depp, of course.
What can you tell me about the plot?
It's called 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' and it's about finding the fountain of youth.
Where will it be set?
We don't know yet. We're scouting locations as we speak. It'll be someplace warm, I promise you that. Sometimes too warm. We'll be there this summer.
What would you say your filmmaking legacy is, so far?
You tell me! We just do what we do and have fun doing it. Hopefully we'll be remembered as story tellers and people who made a difference in a couple hours of the audience's time and made them feel better. That would be nice.


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Denison's Dunkel - Denison's Brewing Company
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Reviews by yancot:
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
05-10-2013 16:31:41 | More by yancot
More User Reviews:
Alberta (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev -2%
This beer appears a clear dark russet color, with two fingers of creamy off-white head, which leaves a minute amount of specked lace around the glass in its wake. It smells of bready malt, and orchard fruitiness, mostly apple. The taste is caramel/toffee malt, some breadiness, and crisp, but muted, grassy hops. The carbonation is moderate, the body medium weight and smooth, and it finishes off-dry, the malt continuing to mix with the fleshy fruitiness.
A pleasant tipple - soft, round, and balanced.
03-24-2010 23:28:57 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev 0%
Yeasty aroma, initially some sweetness and grainess from the nutmeg or whatever. creamy mouthfeel though with thinness. It may have been nitrotap without C'est What telling us. Sourness, yet Satisfying bitterness in aftertaste. Chocolate brown colour.
Had it on tap at Volo Cafe and it was smoother, with all-gas co2, however prominent edges also removed. easier drink, slightly raised raiting.
Minimized sourness on tapp at Volo Cask Days. rating increased based on it.
03-23-2005 00:32:57 | More by Sammy
Quebec (Canada)
3.05/5 rDev -23.4%
Brought to my table at Volo with a light cover of off-white head, which receded to a solid ring around the class. Bits of lacing. Opaque, mahogany body. Nice.
Tons of molasses in the nose. Some apple and apple pie spice. It's hard to smell anything else other than molasses, it just smells like a big carton of molasses. Too sweet.
Very sweet...too sweet. Molasses, apple cider and light spice. There's some bitterness to the finish but it's not exactly balanced. It would take a ton of hops to balance out this sweetness. There's also no complexity, as I would like to find in a dunkel. Pretty much just molasses/apple sweetness.
The feel is similar to their weiss, but as a dunkel it doesn't really work too well. Medium body. Where the high carbonation feels refreshing in the weissbier, here it just seems out of place.
This is the second time I've had this beer and I felt the same way both times. I won't be buying this again. Bolder-line cloying; mostly just sweet without anything else to back it up. I don't feel this is all that drinkable.
03-13-2010 06:34:47 | More by eat
Quebec (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +3%
Tap at C'est What: Deep clear burgundy color lager with a small foamy head with good retention and minimal lacing. Aroma of nice caramel malt with some light roasted malt. Taste is also a nice mix between some caramel malt with lightly sweet roasted malt. Full body with good carbonation and easily drinkable. Well done and easily drinkable with limited complexity.
04-23-2009 19:43:45 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +10.1%
On tap at the Renaissance Cafe... I've heard Mr. Hancock is going to stop brewing this for a while to focus on his Weissbier... sad. A wonderful dark garnet with a foamy whitish head. Aroma of raisiny malt and a bit of spicy hops. Taste was fantastically malty sweet up from, with a strong balanced middle and finish. Very smooth medium carbonation. A wonderful beer for fall.
10-15-2007 16:13:26 | More by tatterdash
Ontario (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +4.3%
On tap at the Alex P Keaton in London, Ontario. Poured into a Maudite glass. Unknown abv.
Dark brown, almost black look, ruby accents, with a hint of tan/offwhite head.
Roasted malt, dark fruit, licorice, lightly sweet with some bitterish coffee notes. Nice.
Very moderate palate, great smooth feel, well balanced notes on palate leaning towards fruitiness. Denison's has the magic touch.
10-11-2008 21:23:41 | More by Antilochus
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -7.5%
On tap at Volo. Arrives a dark brown/mahogany. Some decent head that slowly dies.
Nose is biscuity, roasted malts, a hint of spice.
Looking for something lighter, but yet holding some depth, on this sweltering day and this beer disappointed slightly. Chocolate, biscuits, a faint nuttiness, hints of roasting malts. A dash of hop bitterness with finish along with a slightly off sourness. Flavors didn't mesh as well as hoped and was certainly still too rich for this day. Not to say that it has an overwhelming body (it doesn't) but was still too much for this day. Nice, smooth carb, ample depth to the body.
Can't say I would order this one again. Not that it was terrible (it wasn't), it just didn't seem to jive together as well as hoped and dunkels only seem to grab me when well executed. Still, not a terrible beer - simple and worth trying once at least!
08-18-2009 00:59:17 | More by ritzkiss
4.1/5 rDev +3%
On tap at Cafe Volo, I was extremely satisfied with this dunkel. So tasty and delightful. Chewy, bready, roasty and hints of chocolate, grain and caramel. Moderate body, extremely drinkable and a great session beer. Great to see MH come out with another classic in addition to his weissbier.
03-08-2005 06:55:49 | More by baiser
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -0.8%
sampled on tap as part of the volo cask days 2006. thanks to ralph and all involved for putting together an awesome fest. even this non-cask beer was great.
deep ruby red colour with thin dense head.
nice aroma. smokey and malty. biscuits and an open fire. a bit of dried fruit.
great taste. nice malty biscuit body and a hint of smokey middle. nice moderate bitterness level.
mouthfeel is good. good body. carbonation feels a bit high.
drinkability is great. really enjoyed this one.
10-22-2006 23:58:37 | More by grub
British Columbia (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +9.3%
On-tap at Volo.
A: Dark brown; off-white head; very little retention, slight lace.
S: Plenty of malt in the aroma (dark bread, nuts & hints of dark fruit).
T: Bread, nuts, brown sugar, hints of chocolate. Balanced bitterness with a slight hint of spice.
M: Moderate body is smooth & silky. Moderate carbonation.
D: Very drinkable.
02-09-2007 03:27:32 | More by Derek
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -7.5%
On tap at Volo.
Beer is dark brown with a small but very stable off-white head. Good retention.
Smell is quite light. Caramel malt. I don't get a lot.
Caramel malt in the taste, as well as toasted flavours. A "light" flavour that I find hard to describe but associate with lagers. Perhaps a function of the yeast. A bit of molasses. A bit on the sweet side, but fairly balanced. A bit astringent.
Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Bready.
Overall, nice. Fairly simply but flavouful. Not one of my favourite styles, I will admit, but a decent beer.
07-14-2012 03:14:31 | More by jrenihan
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -1.3%
Had this on tap at Beerbistro in Toronto. Tough environment to review a beer in -- noisy and lots of suits after work in the evening. Nevertheless...
I expected a lot from this beer after trying the Weissbier, which is my favourite of the style bar none. The Dunkel was "pretty good," but not fantastic.
Poured into an unlabeled stange, nice looking beer with a decent head that lasted quite a while. Served at the perfect temperature as well.
Smell was nothing special... a bit of roasty malts, some starchy fruits, and maybe some grains.
Taste is an improvement... you can definitely taste the roasted malts and it seems as though there might be some wheat content to this beer (not sure if this is the case or not). Some bananas or plantanes, a bit of sugar, and some light chocolate flavours round it out. Pleasant aftertaste, and a very drinkable beer. I can imagine it would be great with some of the food offered at Beerbistro, but I much prefer the fantastic Denison's Weissbier. Can't wait for both of them to be bottled though!
03-09-2006 02:06:57 | More by crwills
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +1.8%
On tap at the almighty Volo! Since the weiss is so good, I figured can't go wrong with Denisons. A dark red/brown, head dissipates pretty quickly but leaves some nice lacing on the glass. Smells like dark sweet malts, dark fruits, a little sugary and a little roasty. Taste is chocolaty malt, dark fruits and molasses, roasty and satisfying. Mouthfeel is pretty thick and chewy, good carbonation and very smooth. Would not hesitate to try this again.
06-05-2005 18:05:41 | More by Viggo
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
07-20-2012 02:09:04 | More by hopsolutely
4.13/5 rDev +3.8%
Clear, dark brown with a bit of chestnut highlights. This was topped by a rich, creamy, light tan head composed of very fine bubbles. Excellent head retention and plenty of foam lined the sides of the glass all the way down. Malty aroma with a bit of caramel and a delicate noble hop character.
Malty sweetness is followed by caramel and light roasted flavours. Some bread and grain character is evident as well. It has a light noble hop flavour and a delicate bitterness. Dryness starts at the midpoint and continues through the finish. Light body without being thin, with lively carbonation and a smooth, creamy texture partly due to the fine bubbles. I found this to be an excellent session beer, very tasty and a little on the light side.
04-23-2005 22:03:15 | More by DrJay
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours a thin brown colour with tan head and some small lacing around the glass. Smell is huge maltiness with some raisin, chocolate, nuttiness and caramel. Flavour is quite sweet. Mouthfeel is a little bit thin and almost had this grittiness to it. A nice beer, I don't like it as much as Weiss from Denison's though.
09-22-2010 17:25:38 | More by kwjd
Ontario (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev +11.3%
On-tap at Beer Bistro, in Toronto.
Five different people could give five different answers for describing the colour of this beer and it's very possible that all would be correct. It has hues of both deep copper and dark brown and a sharp, gleaming tint of garnet. It is perfectly clear although its dark complexion curbs clarity. Its minuscule amount of head barely warrants a mention.
The aroma allows for the beer's profound maltiness to speak for itself. The yeast and hops stay undetected while acutely sweet notes of dark fruits, toasted bread crumbs and caramel, molasses and chocolate coated, heavily roasted pecans force themselves up into the nose with the equivalent force of a sledgehammer smashing a fly.
That the beer is brewed majorly from imported Bavarian malt, including special dehusked dark malt from Bamberg, not only speaks to the brewer's commitment to quality ingredients but also explains how the beer could be so complexly flavourful. Dominated by an exceptionally rich maltiness, the beer boasts a nearly endless ensemble of flavours...
Including: melanoidins reminiscent of bread crusts, dark toffee, raisin and fig and prune purees, musty hops, a touch of debittered chocolate and caramel coated, heavily roasted pecans. There's so much going on; the beer drinks like a classic thriller novel: exciting plot twists, a huge cast of distinct characters and a climactic buildup to a gratifying finish.
Denison's brewer, Michael Hancock, is a German-trained brewmaster who's been brewing this Dunkel for over 20 years - as if there was ever any chance this wasn't going to be one of the most flavourful, sessionable, true-to-style examples found outside of Deutschland. Indeed, this is just that and I'd confidently put it up against any challengers.
Denison's recipe for a Dunkel is equal to the best ever devised. There are few locally conceived beers that qualify as benchmark, world-class examples of their styles (Denison's Weissbier being one of the only others) and I truly wish the world could be exposed to the quality and craftsmanship of this brewer - it is a point of local beer-geek pride.
06-22-2010 17:18:51 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
4.53/5 rDev +13.8%
On-tap at Volo.
When hit with bright sunlight, a dark burgundy colour was apparent. Not much density to the head that had a little retention and produced a slight lace.
It's smell and taste was malty sweet and plum like. It has a moderate body that is smooth & silky. Due to the right amount of carbonation, this was an easy one to drink.
Very tasty and smooth.
04-27-2007 13:51:26 | More by FiguredMaple
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -0.8%
On-tap at Beer Bistro in Toronto. Served in a stange.
A - A finger of light tan foam that dissipates to a thick cap. It's hard to gauge true head volume as the fill things to the top at Beer Bistro. There are a few fingers of lacing left behind. Transparent attractive ruby-mahogany color when held to the light, but otherwise appears as dark brown.
S - Roasted malts, milk chocolate, rum-cake and caramel, a touch of coffee and molasses, perhaps some nuts and berries. Quite pleasant.
T - Taste has more caramel and dark fruit character, with a little noble hop bitterness intermingling with the roast coffee notes. Very clean finish.
M - Slightly gritty with some light residual stickiness. Prickly, but not not overly harsh carbonation, and a medium, slightly chewy body.
D - A half-liter is a good serving size, but this isn't the German style I'd choose for sessions. While the ABV is low, the flavor is a little too intense and the feel is a little to harsh. Still it's a pretty nice lager that is worth a spin once in a while.
02-16-2010 15:45:19 | More by MasterSki
Ontario (Canada)
4.3/5 rDev +8%
550ml draught

5.0% abv

I tried this beer on May 16, 2008 at "C'est What Restaurant" in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The beer poured a dark reddish brown with a creamy tan coloured head. The aroma was sweet malt, roasted malt, some sugar, and a little hoppish tone. The mouthfeel is medium-bodied with medium carbonation. The flavour is sweet and has a nutty character to it. An excellent beer.
05-17-2008 01:00:22 | More by cyrenaica
Ontario (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +10.1%
Pint at C'est What?: The dunkel arrives at the table with a rich mahogany body and an off-white head which provided some lacing before disappearing. Aroma gives off a fruity caramel sweetness, but seems a little muted. Nice biscuity flavour, jiving with caramel and apricot, to provide a very satisfying blend. Soft mouthfeel with medium carbonation and great drinkability. A worthy companion to the renowned Denison's weisse.
Edit: Had the pleasure of drinking this from a wood barrel, tapped and poured by Michael himself. While the flavour was much the same, the warmer serving temperature certainly enhanced the aroma drastically, and I've upped it to the average of my sum experience. One thing i got from speaking to Michael is that he's a huge stickler for quality, and a very committed brewer. Hopefully we'll see this canned one day.
02-22-2008 20:07:06 | More by bobsy
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
11-06-2013 04:09:46 | More by mick303
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LONDON Ś Amy Winehouse died from accidental alcohol poisoning when she resumed drinking after a period of abstinence, a second coronerÆs inquest confirmed Tuesday.
Coroner Shirley Radcliffe ruled that the 27-year-old soul singer ōdied as a result of alcohol toxicityö and recorded a verdict of death by misadventure. She said there were no suspicious circumstances.
She said Winehouse ōvoluntarily consumed alcohol Ś a deliberate act that took an unexpected turn and led to her death.ö
TuesdayÆs verdict was identical to that produced by a first inquest in 2011. But the result of that hearing was annulled after the original coroner was found to lack the proper qualifications for the job.
The Grammy-winning singer, who fought a very public battle with drug and alcohol abuse for years, was found dead at her London home on July 23, 2011, with empty vodka bottles scattered around her.
Radcliffe said a postmortem had found that Winehouse had a blood alcohol level five times the legal driving limit, and above a level that can prove fatal.
She said that much alcohol could affect the central nervous system so much that a patient could ōfall asleep and not wake up.ö
Pathologist Michael Sheaff told the inquest that Winehouse had likely suffered respiratory arrest after consuming so much alcohol. The level in her blood was 416 milligrams per 100 milliliters, a blood alcohol level of 0.4 percent. The British legal driving limit is 0.08 percent.
WinehouseÆs family did not attend the 45-minute inquest at St. Pancras CoronerÆs Court, near the singerÆs north London home.
The original coroner resigned in November 2011 after her qualifications were questioned. She had been hired by her husband, the senior coroner for inner north London. But she had not been a registered lawyer in Britain for five years as required.
In Britain, inquests are held to determine the facts whenever someone dies unexpectedly, violently or in disputed circumstances.
The beehive-haired Winehouse shot to global fame with her 2006 album ōBack to Black,ö which won five Grammys. But her erratic public behavior, turbulent private life and frequent health problems Ś which included seizures, emphysema and bulimia Ś often overshadowed her musical talent.
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VILLANOVA Ś When folks think of the Spring-Ford girls basketball team, these are usually the images that first come to mind:
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ōSammiÆs tough,ö Rams coach Jeff Rinehimer said. ōOver the summer she really got better as a player. She raised her game, and I was as impressed with her as any of our kids I saw over the summer.
ōShe has a good feel for the game. SheÆll score when we need it, but more importantly sheÆll come out and play high-energy defense. She knows sheÆs got to board, too, and thatÆs what she does.ö
Haas was tasked with guarding standout Magic junior Alex Louin, who was coming off a 19-point effort in WednesdayÆs 48-36 semifinal win over Upper Dublin. With Moore also lending a defensive hand, the 5-foot-11 Louin could manage just six points on 2-for-9 shooting. And four of those points came in the final period, after Spring-Ford had built a 43-15 lead.
ōI watched a lot of film on her, and sheÆs a really good player,ö Haas said of Louin, who was averaging 16 points per game. ōFrom talking to Coach (Rinehimer), I didnÆt want to try to go for the steals and go for her moves. It was more of just staying back with the pressure and trying to make her go this way (side-to-side) instead of going north-to-south.ö
Haas and her teammates held Mount St. JoeÆs to just 19 percent shooting through the first three quarters (6-for-31).
ōWhat they do they do very well,ö Mount coach John Miller said of the Rams. ōThey do a great job of double-teaming you in the frontcourt, and obviously we just didnÆt have it tonight.
ōAny time Alex tried to make a move, theyÆd double-team her. They just play defense so well. Not only Alex, but they really took our whole team out of our game.ö
The Rams, meanwhile, played their game Ś and then some.
They got a game-high 15 points from Stipa, nine points from Mueller and eight points from Moore in a typically balanced offensive attack.
Haas, who averages 5.6 points, contributed five points Ś including three in a row as part of the game-turning 27-point tear that broke open what had been an 18-15 lead midway through the second quarter.
More importantly, she shared team-high honors in rebounds with seven (along with Payonk) as Spring-Ford enjoyed a 30-23 advantage on the glass.
ōI can hit the shot, but not as consistently as some of the other girls on the team,ö said Haas, who also had two assists and two steals. ōI try to concentrate more on passing the ball inside.
ōI consider myself more of a æhelpingÆ player. IÆm not real small but IÆm not real big, so I can guard big girls and I can guard small girls, too. And I try to be a good leader on the court, and let everybody know whatÆs going on. ThatÆs always been my nature.ö
Haas was a starter and key part of Spring-FordÆs PAC-10 championship squad in field hockey last fall.
As a junior in basketball last year, she was a reserve on the Rams squad that won the PAC-10 and District 1 titles and advanced to the PIAA semis.
And Friday night, Haas continued what has been a dream senior season.
ōItÆs pretty exciting,ö she said. ōActually, I never thought it would be like this. IÆll remember it forever.ö
For the immediate future, though, Haas will do her best to ensure she and her teammates maintain their laser-like focus as they head into the state tourney.
ōIn our locker room we have a whiteboard with goals on it,ö she said. ōThis (the district title) was one of them, so itÆs another thing to check off. But we just have to keep going, and states is what weÆre going for now.ö
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