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Presented by his parents, Frank and Brenda Marrero
A short time ago, we arrived home to a scene that has shattered the very fabric of our family–a horror that is forever seared in our souls. We found our oldest son, Efrain, in our bedroom dead from a self–inflicted gunshot wound to the head. At age nineteen, Efrain had grown to be a fine, respectable and loving young man. Sure, he had his share of youthful stumbles along the way, but he responded well to our guidance. He had the highest respect for his parents and was very kind at heart. He adored his baby brother, Ethyn and younger sister, Erika. He was raised in a solidly Christian home, and had embraced his faith. A hard working young man, he was attending a local community college, studying hard...he had a plan for his life, a direction. We couldn't have loved him more!
Efrain was preparing to play football at the community college he was attending, but didn't want to play his normal position of lineman. He wanted a more prestigious position of linebacker. Efrain began using steroids, under the impression that it would make him bigger, stronger, faster, and earn him the title and recognition he so much desired. Efrain, unaware of the serious side–affects of steroids, began to experience severe paranoia and deep depression, but did the right thing and turned to his parents, mom and dad, for help. Approximately three weeks before his death, Efrain told us that he was using steroids and was afraid that something was terribly wrong. He said that in one of his classes he felt as if people were staring at him and laughing, and also said "Dad, I don't care for much anymore." Until this conversation the thought of our son using steroids never crossed our mind.
After he disclosed he was using steroids, we did what any responsible and caring parent would do–we told him that using steroids was wrong and that he needed to stop, and he did. We then consulted our family physician, who assured us the substances would pass out of his system soon–no further action was required. Little did we know that advising our son to quit using steroids "cold turkey" was ill–advised, and that our family physician failed to provide us with an appropriate course of action. Three weeks later, on September 26, 2004, Efrain killed himself, and left no doubt in our families' and friends' minds that the deep depression associated with the use and sudden withdrawal of steroids led to our beautiful son's death. In loving memory of our son we founded The Efrain Anthony Marrero Foundation, Fighting Against Steroids Together
To continue our efforts in raising awareness of the life–threatening dangers of steroid use – and to continue to honor the life of our son – we are proud to give your organization a presentation. For more information about the foundation, please visit our newly updated and improved web site at www.efrainmarrero.org or www.NoSteroids.org or call 707–447–1058. Together, I know we can realize our shared goals of ending the harm and abuse of steroids to our children. We are tremendously grateful for your support!
Frank lost his oldest son to steroid abuse on September 26, 2004. At age 19, Efrain Anthony Marrero was like so many teenagers in our community. He was active in sports, popular with classmates and was adored by his parents, Frank and Brenda Marrero of Vacaville, CA. Often called the "gentle giant" by those that loved him, Efrain was known for his kindness and commitment to being a successful adult.
That tragic event has forever changed their family in ways they are still struggling to understand. But one thing is certain; they have dedicated the rest of their lives to preventing this devastating loss from happening to other families. To that end they have established The Efrain Anthony Marrero Foundation, Fighting Against Steroids Together.
Today the Marrero's honor Efrain's memory by educating teens, parents, coaches and the medical community about the dangers of steroid abuse. Frank Marrero, Efrain's father, has spoken throughout the United States to high schools, Air Force units, congress, and athletic organizations about Efrain's story, suicide prevention and steroid awareness. Together they know we can realize our shared dream of saving our children from substance abuse.
Frank Marrero is a Colonel in the Air Force Reserve and a pilot with United Airlines for 15 years. He is a graduate of the Air Force Academy and a 25-year decorated veteran most recently serving his nation in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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Bartolo Colon threw 38 consecutive strikes Wednesday night. He also threw 70 other pitches, which were consecutive, but people don't care so much about those 70 pitches. Maybe you feel like you've heard enough about Colon's strike streak, but you're wrong. You can't hear enough about it. It's so unbelievable I still haven't grasped how unbelievable it is.
In an earlier feature, I linked to a FanGraphs post on the odds of Colon throwing 38 strikes in a row, but I figured I should give it its own entry. So here again is Dave Cameron, on Bartolo Colon:
Last night, we got 38 consecutive strikes without a ball. Binomial distribution tells us that the odds of that occurring, given what we know about Colon's career strike percentage, is about 0.000000246. In other words, you'd expect to find one string of 38 consecutive strikes if you had a population of approximately 4.1 million strings of pitches thrown by Bartolo Colon. One in 4.1 million.
Dave issues an update that acknowledges that the math isn't that easy. And it isn't - the pitches aren't all independent of one another. But this works as an approximation, and if you just focus on the "million" part, you kind of get how crazy this was. Colon's achievement wasn't as visibly impressive or jaw-dropping as some other achievements, but it was statistically improbable.
By the way, here's Colon's first ball after the streak:
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Amarillo, TX - A town hall meeting called "God Guns and the Constitution" will be making a stop in Amarillo Friday night.
The meeting will be at the Botanical Gardens from 7 to 10 Friday night.
There will be a discussion panel along with question and answers.
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(CNS) A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy was struck by a vehicle and a suspect was shot to death by deputies in South Los Angeles today.
The deputy-involved shooting and collision happened about 2:30 p.m. in the 11400 block of South Vermont Street near Imperial Highway, Deputy Kim Manatt of the Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau said.
The deputy was taken to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in unknown condition.
A witness at the scene told local media that two people she described as a boy and girl were arguing, and the girl called authorities. When a deputy arrived on scene, the male suspect began shooting, prompting gunfire from other deputies that killed the suspect, the witness said. She also said the girl was injured in the crossfire.
It was unclear if the vehicle that struck the deputy was related to the shooting.
From Olga Ospina:
An L.A. County Sheriff's detective was hit by a car this afternoon, and the man behind the wheel was shot dead by another deputy.
Just after 2:30 p.m. a woman called authorities to report her children had been kidnapped from a shopping center near the corner of Vermont and Imperial Highway. She had a fight with her boyfriend, he threatened her with a knife and then took off in her car with her 2 young children inside.
According to Lt. Corina with the Sheriff's homicide bureau, the suspect dumped the 2 kids down the street at a grocery store parking lot. An 8 year old and and a 7 month old baby were left to fend for themselves. 10 to 15 minutes later, the 24 year old who was on parole, returned to the shopping center, driving at a high rate of speed. He plowed into one of the patrol cars and struck the detective who was standing outside. Another deputy opened fire, killing the suspect.
The detective was rushed to the hospital, but has since been released. The children were unharmed and have been reunited with their mother. The suspect, who was shot and killed, had a lengthy criminal history.
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Aw, well, not everybody does. What kind of stuff are they doing in Boston? Or is it "Run wild and be back by X-o'clock"?
I wanted to say, I'm very glad that things are looking up for him right now. I know you were pretty worried about him (and probably still are, because you're a mom ). I hope he's feeling better about his future as he nears graduation!


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- handmade from solid wood
- non-toxic water based colors
- free from lead or formaldehyde
Natural Wood Fish Rattle by Grimm's Spiel and Holz SKU: 08005
This natural solid wood fish rattle was handmade in Germany from solid, natural wood and colored with water based dyes. It makes a perfect teether, rattle and toy!
The small size is perfect for babies to grasp and hold in their hands while they chew on it, shake it and practice their drumming skills while banging it on hard surfaces!
Lead, BPA, PVC, Phthalate free.
Colors of wooden beads may vary from the picture. CPSIA compliant.
Size: 3.5 inches
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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 14, 2012
- Starring: Andy Serkis, Graham McTavish, Ian McKellen, Ken Stott, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage
- Summary: The adventure follows the journey of title character Bilbo Baggins, who is swept into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild; through treacherous lands swarming with Goblins and Orcs, deadly Wargs and Sorcerers. Although their goal lies to the East and the wastelands of the Lonely Mountain, first they must escape the goblin tunnels, where Bilbo meets the creature that will change his life forever…Gollum. Here, alone with Gollum, on the shores of an underground lake, the unassuming Bilbo Baggins not only discovers depths of ingenuity and courage that surprise even him, he also gains possession of Gollum's "precious" ring that holds unexpected and useful qualities… A simple, gold ring that is tied to the fate of all Middle-earth in ways Bilbo cannot begin to know. [Warner Bros.]… Expand
- Director: Peter Jackson
- Genre(s): Adventure, Fantasy
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Score distribution:
Positive: 20 out of 40
Mixed: 18 out of 40
Negative: 2 out of 40
Charming, spectacular, technically audacious… in short, everything you expect from a Peter Jackson movie. A feeling of familiarity does take hold in places, but this is an epically entertaining first course.
It isn't as delirious a journey as we experienced a decade ago, but it's still filled with wonder, monsters, and thrills.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey isn't "unexpected" at all, though between its lighter tone and a decade's worth of improvements in digital film techniques, there should be enough of a novelty factor to delight most fans.
Jackson and his team seem compelled to flesh out the world of their earlier trilogy in scenes that would be better left to extended-edition DVDs (or omitted entirely), all but failing to set up a compelling reason for fans to return for the second installment.
An Unexpected Journey also proves that it is, indeed, possible to get too much of a good thing.
To sum it up, there is little that is unexpected in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Rather than an epic continuation of Jackson's Middle-earth obsession, the film seems more like the work of a man driving around a multilevel parking garage without being able to find the exit.
If you loved the earlier films, these are moments you will hold on to, but they're very few, and they're not enough.
Score distribution:
Positive: 560 out of 690
Mixed: 63 out of 690
Negative: 67 out of 690
Feb 4, 2013People got what they wanted. A Peter Jackson directed Tolkien film. The fact that so many critics are bagging on this fun adventure is incredibly weak.
Does no one have a sense of Fantasy these days?… Expand
Dec 16, 2012If anyone on this earth remembers when talking pictures came out there were aot of people that said it was no good and when color film came out there were alot of people that did not like that either. when flat screen tvs come out I met a lot of old folks that did not like them either. Open you mind. 48fps is an innovation, dont let your old minds be stuck in the past..... Anyway it was a great movie that looked fantastic.… Expand
Dec 14, 2012"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is a great movie. The modern 3D - technology let us enter the world of Tolkien in a new dimension. Peter Jackson made a movie, which shows once again that the small ones are able to be great heroes. The soundtrack fits perfectly to the movie. I recommend you to watch this masterpiece.
I also will watch it at least once again.
P.S.: Please excuse my bad english, i'm from Germany ;)… Expand
Dec 25, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. -MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS- Best Lord of The Rings movie yet. Yeah I said it best YET. The character development is actually pretty good especially considering that there is 14 characters consistently throughout going on a very epic journey to help the remaining of the dwarves who didn't get killed by the army of Orcs reclaim the city of Elaboar (Can't Spell this stuff). The battle scenes are epic especially the one where they are on the bridges getting chased by Goblins which also showcases the great special effects and the 3D is very well done (unfortunately I didn't get to see it at a high frame rate though). Unlike most people say the movie did NOT start out slow you saw some crazy stuff at the beginning. OK some issues at certain battle scenes where swords and stuff are clipping through Orcs ect. but it wasn't that noticeable. The only real complaint is flashbacks can be drawn out until you forget there was a flashback or explanation in the first place so I can get slightly confusing and let's face it the scene with the Golem was too long. But overall it was an AWESOME movie… Expand
Apr 26, 2013The Hobbit has a difficult act to follow. Having already seen the Lord of the Rings Trilogy which is a lot darker and heavier (Like the books), the Hobbit does not feel as gripping. The book of the Hobbit was written before the LOTR and was written for a young audience and I think it shows. The film is trying to be accurate to the text and seems to have a lot of padding to make it more friendly. The opening sequences to me seemed pointless and if they were cut would not have affected the film other than to reduce the run time to something more reasonable. the same can be said for other parts of the film which seem to ramble on rather than actually go anywhere. This not to say the film is poor because it isn't. Overall the casting was good and the acting likewise. Martin Freeman as Bilbo was surprisingly well cast as he got the balance right for the character. One of the issues with the film was a bit like the Star Wars Prequels. You know certain people are going to be okay and also some of the plot if you have seen the later films. This does cross off a few questions raised in the LOTR trilogy but does again make the film have another problem to solve.
Having Peter Jackson back on board to direct has at least made the universe feel consistent and the camera work is very familiar. The film is not a bad one and I am sure the new Trilogy will be overall good but I can't help feeling that I was not blown away and also that they could have made Two films rather than Three to tell the story.
I did not see the 3D showing due to not being able to watch 3D so cannot comment on whether this added to the experience. But the world still looks vivid in 2D and maybe even more alive than in the LOTR films.… Expand
Apr 2, 2014The Hobbit :An unexpected journey is a made for children. It has no plot, the actors are not good and the added comedy makes what might have been a okay movie even worse. I sat through the DVD hoping I would end up liking it. But was disappointed . I hated it.… Expand
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
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Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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What Makes it Mighty?
- quality wooden handmade toys
- non-toxic water based colors
- free from lead or formaldehyde
Geometric Wood Block Puzzle by Grimm's Spiel and Holz SKU: 43210
Handmade in Germany from solid, natural wood and colored with water based dyes. Many variations of shapes, colors and patterns can be made. This interesting square puzzle is made up of 12 solid-wood pieces in vibrant colors. The pieces can be manipulated into patterns and designs both inside and outside of the wooden frame, and used in combination with other block sets. This unique combination of a puzzle and blocks includes 12 colored solid wood pieces and a solid wood storage tray. Playing with these types of blocks encourages 3 dimensional thinking and engages spatial awareness and creativity.
Size: 7.9 length x 1.5 inches height
About Grimm's Spiel and Holz
Grimm's Spiel and Holz's intent is to develop long-lasting toys, whose simple shape together with its beautiful coloring and inviting surface can be used for all ages. Grimm's makes products that will last for generations and will be played with, again and again and which communicate their credo: Joy through color. All of their dyes are water based and in accordance with EN 71 harmless to your health and suitable for children toys. The same is true for the natural oil used. Grimm's is committed to helping children discover and develop their own creativity. CPSIA compliant.more »
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In a release, department spokeswoman Mekka Parish said Tuesday that Officer Ivorie Klusmann's public visitation will be held Thursday between noon and 8 p.m. at Levitt's Funeral home in Decatur.
Authorities have said Klusmann was killed in a traffic accident Saturday while he and other officers were pursuing a man who fled a traffic stop. Police have said Klusmann's car hit a tree.
The officer's funeral is set for 11 a.m. on Friday at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia. Attendees are asked to arrive by at least 10:30 a.m.
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Reviews by trevorjn06:
3.68/5 rDev +0.3%
Pours a deep red/maroon color with 2 fingers of pinkish head that recedes quickly.
Aroma is fruity, tart and funky. There is raspberry, hints of strawberry, farmyard funk, soft acidity and earthiness.
Taste is very fruity, begins with ripe, sweet/tart raspberries and moves to earthy, sour berry flavors with hints of lemon and Brett funk. The finish leaves a puckering sourness that is quenching and full of raspberries as well as hints of malt and a mild bitterness.
Mouthfeel is medium/light bodied with medium/high carbonation. Fairly dry overall but the berries bring a nice balance.
Overall a very refreshing beer with a complex flavor and great raspberry presence. Something is missing though...
06-19-2011 04:30:48 | More by trevorjn06
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North Carolina
3.48/5 rDev -5.2%
Got this for my girlfriend and she liked it alot,poured a raberry-red with a bg fluffy head.Had kind of a musty smell wich was more preverlant to me than the rasberry smell.Started off very sweet like rasberry syrup almost but finished with some nice tartness.Almost sticky sweet,a little too fufu I guess for me,seemed real drinkable though.
02-26-2003 17:27:52 | More by oberon
3.58/5 rDev -2.5%
This one pours a swampy-looking brown color with some lavender and faint, ruby hints around the edges. Not quite as vibrant or colorful as I was expecting, especially compared to many other raspberry lambics. The head is soapy and gray-tinted, leaving nothing behind as it quickly dissolves to nothing but a ring.
Lots of juicy raspberries infiltrate my nostrils as I first bring the glass to my face. Some lighter, faintly vinous notes play in the background, somewhat wine-like with a mild tannic character. Aside from a developing touch of mild acidity, there really isn't much else to the aroma. No yeast, funk, or anything else - pretty basic and just full of raspberries with a little bit of grape to it. Not complex, but still refreshing.
The taste is a bit tart up front, but far from what I'd call "sour". It's more just like a quick jolt of tartness from the raspberries and then it fades into a residual, sugary sweetness. Again, the lightly vinous flavors come out; grape skins, tannins, light wine, but the raspberries are still the most prominent thing in the profile. The sweetness that bellows in about halfway through lingers long into the raspberry and fruit-filled aftertaste. The mouth feel is light and watery with heavy carbonation.
Wasn't expecting too much from this, thankfully so. Almost more of a juice than a lambic, as it was pretty one-track minded and not very complex at all. An easy drink, no doubt, and something that may be nice to open with someone who doesn't care much for beer. But don't purchase this expecting Cantillon or Drie Fonteinen quality and you won't be too upset.
05-19-2013 16:12:04 | More by tectactoe
3.68/5 rDev +0.3%
A: Pours amber with pink fizzy head which provides no lacing.
S: Very interesting smell..At first I get the raspberry scent, but that is quickly followed by the noted barnyard smell...can't tell if I like it or not.
T: Not like I expected...definite raspberry taste but not as sweet as I was expecting (i.e. Lindeman's offering).
M: Tart but also dry in comparison to Lindemans.
D: Probably won't ever buy this again considering the price, but if I did I could see having a couple.
06-01-2008 00:51:42 | More by mlasher1
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
06-23-2014 04:13:59 | More by Ben7773
4.22/5 rDev +15%
Ah, very nice!
This raspberry lambic is not as sweet as the ones I have had before (specifically: Lindeman's).
This one features more of a well-rounded, more subdued sweetness. The sweet is still there, but evened-out this time. The tartness is very well balanced with the sweetness, and overall makes for a very satisfying drink. The tart properties hit you at first, and then a subtle sweetness, and everything evens out in the finish.
I really couldnt ask for much more... except another bottle!
11-24-2005 05:47:16 | More by chOAKbarrell
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
08-25-2014 03:12:44 | More by DaftPatrick
2.25/5 rDev -38.7%
09-08-2012 18:23:06 | More by heddar33
3.93/5 rDev +7.1%
Best by 19/1/15
A - Pours deep garnet with one finger of slightly pink head. Head does not last long and leaves no lacing.
S - Nice aroma of raspberries, a mix of fresh and a bit of raspberry jam, and a decent amount of yeasty funk near the end.
T - Tart raspberry up front, with some very mild sweetness and some earthy funk in the middle. The finish is another shot of tartness, this time with more of a bitter aspect, perhaps even a touch of lemon, and a good funk presence.
M - Light crisp mouthfeel with a pretty dry finish. A bit more carbonation would be nice.
O - I was afraid this would be sweet, but was pleasantly surprised. The raspberry presence is very nice and the other components work well to yield a nice Framboise.
03-06-2012 03:10:46 | More by warnerry
3.95/5 rDev +7.6%
12 fl. oz bottle from Marty's in Newton, Massachusetts.
I have turned my fiance into a lambic lover and now have to keep a few in my beer fridge for her (it's only right, since she bought the thing for me in the first place).
Tonight we shared a bottle of Framboise (I even let her drink her's out of my Linderman glass). Sweet and heavy raspberry aroma with a crisp bittersweet taste. A nice dessert drink to keep on hand.
03-21-2005 01:52:29 | More by fdrich29
3.6/5 rDev -1.9%
Not sure of the vintage of this bottle, but the label said best by 3/6/2012.
The beer pours a hazy brown color with a white head. Not one of the better looking beers I have seen. The aroma is raspberry with some funk. The flavor is similar, with some sweet raspberries as well as a lot of caramel. There is a little funk, but not too much tartness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
I was looking forward to this beer and was disappointed. There is nothing wrong with it, but compared to a Cantillon or a Drie Fonteinen, I don't think it stands up.
09-15-2010 02:33:08 | More by Mora2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +3%
Large bottle brought all the way overseas and enjoyed at a recent beer tasting - thanks Jeffo! Enjoyed alongside a couple other raspberry lambics to provide a bit of horizontal comparison.
Poured into a snifter. Right away I notice the colour - far deeper and darker than other raspberry sours. A rich raspberry colour, the same colour as a raspberry jam or pie. A half inch of off-white head, good retention on this for the style, as a thick ring survives for quite some time.
Nose is quite sweet, with the raspberry coming through quite nicely. Sugary sweet like raspberry pie (you can almost smell the seeds), with a bit of funk, lactic acid and citrus in the back. Very nice.
Good lambic if you like them a bit sweeter. The sweet raspberry gets a much higher billing than the backing funky notes. Definitely a good candidate for an introductory lambic, as the lactic acid and funkier flavours are kept very much in the background, allowing the raspberry to really take over. Without that puckery sour quality, however, I felt that the brew was borderline cloying, but there was just enough to power through. Would be amazing on a warm spring day.
If you like your lambics a little less sour than some of the heavy hitters, this is your man right here. Bridging the gap between the sweeter Lindemans or Mort Subite style and the sourbombs from Cantillon and others, this is a solid brew indeed. But if you're looking for that sour fix, this probably won't be your thing.
08-14-2012 15:51:41 | More by JohnnyBarman
New York
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
08-18-2013 22:32:59 | More by ChaseBacon
3/5 rDev -18.3%
11-16-2011 02:57:03 | More by bpfrush
3.18/5 rDev -13.4%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Clear pink and ruby with lots of highly-active carbonation running up through the body of the beer. Small light pink head that doesn't leave much stick down the glass.
The aroma is a simple one, and pleasant enough: raspberry and simple syrup. Very sweet.
The flavor too is quite simple, without a lot of depth. There's not a lot of sour character or funk at all. This is sweet, syrupy, and filled with raspberry flavor. It tastes like carbonated raspberry juice.
Thin bodied with high carbonation.
A simple, sweet, raspberry beer, though too sweet and not complex enough to drink in much quantity.
05-03-2012 20:49:57 | More by ehammond1
3.68/5 rDev +0.3%
Boon Framboise was like an intermediate beer framboise, not the syrupy, fruit pop that some mass-produced fruit lambics are, but also not the challenging, battery acid, enamel stripping sour offerings from the more artisanal producers. The beer was a deep ruddy pink with a seemingly perpetual effervescence. The nose was full of raspberry and a mineral and earthy aroma. The beer tasted very fruity and dry, but again had minerally tang that I wasn't a fan of. The carbonation ample and paired well with a hearty vegetarian meal. Nice drinking, but at $12 a pop, I won't be a repeat buyer.
11-01-2010 05:12:08 | More by Soonami
3.9/5 rDev +6.3%
In a LaTrappe chalice...dark brownish color, head is not as pink as some, typically fine-bubbled and homogeneous. Good tartness to the aroma, but the raspberry portion seems a little artificial. No worry about that in the flavor, the berry sense is minimal, and this beer sets of in a nicely acidic and very dry direction -- even slighlty puckering at the finish. While I think that a little more raspberry could be in order, I'm pretty impressed with this one. There's plenty of Lambic heritage in this one, unlike a lot of cheaper sweet versions. This seems a bit more historical and more interesting -- if less drinkable as a sweet dessert beer.
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02-16-2004 16:57:57 | More by ADR
United Kingdom (England)
3.98/5 rDev +8.4%
You think its gonna be sweet when you smell it, but its only slightly sweet at the start, then tart, slightly sour and lots of fruit, very nice and refreshing.
05-23-2002 18:26:05 | More by rastaman
3.9/5 rDev +6.3%
(Served in a teku)
A- With the soft pop of the cork, this beer pours a deep glowing red body with a clear bud dense pink bubbly head that fades into a thick ring after a bit. It is too dense to see any carbonation but a few tiny bubbles trail up the glass.
S- The fresh dark ripe raspberries come through during the pour. There is a bright fruit note with a slight dark tartness in the finish.
T- The dark black raspberries flavor has some dry bitter funk notes that linger into the aftertaste. There is a dry raspberry jam flavor and a soft buttery hint in the finish aswell.
M- The medium mouthfeel has a very soft astringent note and a tight fizz finish.
O- The bitterness in the finish is a bit to strong but the nice bright fruit in the nose turns darker in the taste. There is not much depth in this beer with a little tartness and hints of funk hidden underneath.
06-27-2011 20:57:02 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
09-27-2013 21:56:14 | More by acurtis
Alberta (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +11.2%
375ml wire-mesh capped and corked bottle.
This beer pours a clear, very dark red-brick amber hue, with three fat fingers of puffy, and tightly foamy pale pink head, which settles evenly, leaving a few random up-swells of patchy lace around the glass.
It smells of sweet and tart raspberry puree, pale and caramel malt, a hint of earthy funk, some soft wooden notes, and a bit of freelancing sugar. The taste is earthy, rather tart fresh raspberry, aided and abetted by an in kind cherry wine essence, understated pale grainy malt, green, slightly funky yeast, and a bit of astringent, gritty oak stave character.
The carbonation is moderate, just a vacillating frothiness, the body medium weight, and well, fruity in its plain smoothness, of course, but more on the acidic side of things, for what it's worth. It finishes off-dry, and still very fruity, the inherent sweetness balanced by the seemingly itinerant dryness, so balance more or less attained.
I do have a latent fear of sugary, fruity malt bombs, and likewise, enamel-dissolving acetic acid attacks (I'm looking at you, Cantillon), so it is quite pleasant to come across a level, fruity lambic such as this. Everything that the eponymous fruit promises, rendered in beer form. Good stuff.
02-20-2011 01:07:39 | More by biboergosum
4/5 rDev +9%
Review from notes. Served at the May beer dinner at the Pickled Pig Pub in Rehoboth DE.
A: The beer is a hazy ruby/magenta with a nice foamy, pink head that dissipates rather quickly, leaving behind no lacing.
S: Tons of raspberries on the aroma. There is some like oak and a little bit of vinegar.
T: Nice sour/tart raspberry flavors that combine sweet and sour very well. Hints of vanilla and a little bit of spice on the backend.
M: Light to medium bodied with nice carbonation and provides a light fizziness.
O: An easy drinking fruit lambic. Went very well with the chocolate dessert it was paired with. Would certainly consider picking up a bottle.
05-11-2011 15:36:58 | More by mdaschaf
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
05-17-2013 18:27:12 | More by DStoked
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
08-26-2014 22:09:47 | More by mattfancett
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
Pours a grapey looking garnet with a finger of insubstantial head
S: From a few feet away, I can smell the raspberries. Up closer, it is straight berry puree, some wild yeast esters, and a disarmingly pleasant woodiness.
T: Juicy tart berry, iron, and a tannin-rich dryness that is not all that pleasing. I love the raspberry presence in this but the finish is a let down.
M: Carbonation is peppy but light, like a good spritzer.
Some of the harsher flavors are stopping me from appreciating this wonderful smelling brew. I think I might just go buy a pack of raspberries instead.
08-09-2010 23:23:28 | More by Lazerlobe
Boon Framboise from Brouwerij Boon
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Season (Career?) Highlights:
13 points, 15 rebounds against the Milwaukee Bucks on 11/27/10, bringing your double-double totals for the season to one.
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Ky. Gov. Steve Beshear has until Saturday to decide whether he will veto the bill. If he doesn't make a choice by then, the legislation automatically becomes law.
The General Assembly passed the measure last week in the final minutes of the regular session. It would allow Kentucky farmers to grow hemp and the state to regulate it, if the federal government lifts its ban on the plant.
"That was the only bill this session that had the potential to create jobs, and it also has potential to help our farmers, so hopefully he'll sign the bill," said James Comer, Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner.The Governor's Office says Beshear will consult with law enforcement on this decision.There is concern marijuana growers could use hemp to camouflage the illegal drug.
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More than 200 community members attended Saturday's Rib Fest to enjoy more than 400 pounds of ribs and show their support for the Oakhurst Community Center. The annual fundraiser is OCC's sole fundraising event aimed at keeping the center up to date and available for those who wish to use it for future events.
After losing last year's competition to the Oakhurst Sierra Lions Club, Oakhurst Sierra Rotary (noon) brought their A-game this year and prepared ribs, using Dr. Robert Brosi's personal sauce recipe, tasty enough to convince judges that they indeed were deserving of this year's "Best Ribs" title.
The winning team was made up of head chefs Doug Macaulay and Bob Brosi, along with club members George Sitts, and volunteer John Facchino who showed their support throughout the barbecuing process.
"My secret is garlic, garlic and more garlic," Brosi said. "We wrapped the ribs in foil and placed them high on the grill so they imitated baking for a few hours, then we unwrapped the ribs, sauced them up and let them finish up on the grill."
Brosi and Macaulay said they had a great time cooking and enjoying the different ribs available through the four other service groups but were especially excited to get back on top of the winner's board.
"I am honored to have won, but now I am worried my talents are going to called upon next year," Brosi said.
The ribs were judged by local residents Larry Linch, Joe Valdez, Gary Dailey and David Broyles.
The contest was judged using a blind taste test where judges were handed ribs from numbered buckets. Unaware of which organization cooked which rib, judges based their decisions on appearance, tenderness and, of course, taste.
Broyles said judging was a tough because all the ribs were well prepared, but in the end it was clear who the winner was this year.
"If someone outside of America was to ask what American barbecue was, you would simply hand them the winning rib," Broyles said. "That was true American barbecue."
Four other clubs competed in this year's competition including representatives from Sunrise Rotary, Oakhurst Lions, Elk's Lodge and Sierra Oakhurst Kiwanis.
According to president of the Oakhurst Community Center board of directors, Dale Miller, the fundraiser helped raise more than $14,000 which will be used to provide maintenance and pay reoccurring upkeep costs at the community center.
In addition to dinner tickets, a live auction, which included a 14K white-gold diamond cocktail ring, a one night stay for two at Tenaya Lodge, half-day on a Miller's landing party barge, Husqvarna leaf blower, a Ecco pole saw for trimming trees, and a Japanese Maple from Western Sierra Nursery, raised $2,800 with an additional $500 coming from a 50/50 raffle.
During the evening's event a drawing, which raised $3,000, was held for a hand-made king size quilt made and donated by the Sierra Mountain Quilters Association.
Winner of the quilt, Pat Ruecker, said she was so excited to have such a well crafted and high quality quilt.
"I think it is wonderful because I am not a quilter, but I appreciate the time and effort that goes into it. Now I am going to have to redecorate my guest room to make it fit the theme," Ruecker said.
Miller thanked the six service clubs who participated in their year's event including Soroptimist who provided the sides for the evening's dinner which were homemade beans, coleslaw and garlic bread.
Miller also wanted to thank the generous contributors who included Mountain Community Women, Sierra Tel, Yosemite Bank, Sunrise Rotary, Kiwanis, Soroptimist Club and Sullivan's Tire Pros.
"I want to thank the five service clubs for their involvement and support of the Community Center and public for their attendance," Miller said. "As much property and buildings that we have there at the community center it takes quite a bit to keep them in good shape. Without Rib Fest the community center would really struggle."
Helping serve the dinner and bus tables were members of Sierra Pines Youth Ministry and Yosemite High School Girls Basketball team who received donations to their organizations for their contributions.


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Grizzlies at the plate: Shortstop Ivan Ochoa's double in the seventh inning proved to be the game-winner. Ochoa (2-for-4) and Nate Schierholtz (2-for-4) contributed to the Grizzlies' eight-hit attack.
Giants on the mound: In his final tune-up for his Opening Day start, lefty Barry Zito gave up a pair of runs in the first but settled in to pitch 6 1/3 innings, allowing four runs (three earned) on eight hits. He took the loss.Grizzlies on the mound: Starter Patrick Misch didn't allow an earned run over five innings of work, but it was Billy Sadler who got the victory with a scoreless seventh, walking only one. Up next: The Giants head home for a meeting with the Seattle Mariners at 7:15 p.m. PT on Thursday at AT&T Park, with Matt Cain (2-2, 4.64) on the mound against right-hander R.A. Dickey. After that, the Giants host the opener of the three-game weekend Bay Bridge Series, starting Friday at 7:15 p.m. at AT&T Park.
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NASHVILLE (WATE) – One member of a state parole board voted to deny parole Thursday to a man convicted on charges related to a murder. Three concurring votes are needed to deny parole.
James Brooms was sentenced to 12 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to facilitation to commit second degree murder.
Investigators say a drug deal went wrong in August 2011 between Brooms and 22-year-old Antonio Phillips. Police say Phillips was shot in the leg and died after crawling into the living room.
Brooms was one of several people charged in the case.
"I believe if you give me a chance I can prove to you that I'm not the person that these people are trying to make me out of," said Brooms before hearing a decision from the parole board.
One board member voted to deny his parole request, calling Brooms a high risk and citing the seriousness of the offense to which he pleaded guilty. Three concurring votes from the parole board are needed to deny or parole.
"I feel like James didn't get a fair shake because everybody loved James," said Broom's stepfather, Clarence Mcleroy. "He's a people person. He basically pleaded because he wanted to get out."
The victim's mother called the sentence lenient, compared to hers.
"I have a life sentence," said Amparo Atencio. "Tony was my only child. I will not be a grandmother. I will never again see his face on this Earth."
If parole is denied in this vote, Brooms will have another chance at parole in January 2017.
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