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One-Two Punch Belgian IPA - Granville Island Brewery
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Ratings: 14 | Reviews: 6 | Display Reviews Only:
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
01-24-2014 10:31:51 | More by schopenhauerale
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
11-10-2013 02:39:45 | More by intoxabroad
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +17.6%
11-09-2013 23:54:14 | More by Erik-P
Manitoba (Canada)
3.26/5 rDev -4.1%
A - cloudy orangeish copper pour, 1/2 finger of tan head which dissipated rather fast leaving a nice foamy lace ring which remained throughout
S - citrus, lemon, grapefruit, yeast, some pine
T - citrus, orange, yeast, slightly hoppy, bready, a bit of pine, the alcohol is fairly potent here, a slightly bitter but sweet finish
M - creamy with a medium body, medium carbonation, the finish was on the dry side
O - this one kind of let me down, i was expecting a more dynamic palate and more hops as well the alcohol seemed to up front on this one. The appearance, aroma and mouth feel were nice though and i am glad i gave this a try, overall this was okay.
11-08-2013 13:39:58 | More by djoprahwinfrey
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev +11.8%
Of the major four brewing streams - Belgian, British, German, American - it's Belgian ales that have the highest propensity to be clouded in appearance. This also evidently includes Canadian-brewed Belgian-American hybrids; One-Two Punch looks like an especially pulpy grapefruit juice, albeit one that bedazzles the glass in shiny foam.
The aroma displays terrific, potpourri-level zest and juicy, fresh-squeezed caliber citrus. Yeasty spice and hoppy fruitiness - and they say you can't have your cake and eat it too! Whoever decided to combine Belgian yeast and American hops is a genius and deserves some kind of prestigious brewing award to be named in their honour.
That same duo-dynamic continues on the palate with the addition of a great breadth of malty flavour in the form of honeyed-oat bread and toasted grain tastes. These flavours cling to the aftertaste just as tightly as those of orange wedges, orchard fruits and mulling spices.
All the citrus-like acidity provides this medium-bodied beer with a good vibrancy; 75 IBUs and 7.8% alcohol normally feels heavier than this but all the tang gives the ale a convivial liveliness. It's about as bright and charming as it gets for a beer with those specs; the sunny citrus and orchard fruits are tempered only by bready malt and cardamom accents.
Granville Island Brewing has been accused of lapsing into more diminished, middling, mainstream-minded offerings ever since being bought out by Molson Coors. While I can't argue the change in focus, I can say with certainty that One-Two Punch Belgian IPA shows that Granville's craft roots have not been entirely forgotten; it does the brewery's forebears proud.
11-05-2013 04:25:59 | More by biegaman
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
10-30-2013 17:32:41 | More by montrealbcr89
Ontario (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev -7.9%
Got this bottle in Winnipeg at an MLCC. From notes.
A - Poured deep orange with some golden hints. Hazy body. One finger of white head left spotty lace and a film of retention.
S - Bubblegum, Belgian yeast, orange, some very mild sweet spice. Nice, but the IPA element doesn't really come through at all.
T - Orange, alcohol, yeast, bubblegum. Not overly hoppy but some grassy and citrus notes are there. Alcohol is quite strong for some reason. Seemingly chemically as well. IPA element really needed amping up.
M - Good carbonation, medium to full body, bubblegum and chemicals in the finish.
O/D - Seems like they missed something with this one. Alcohol and artifical chemicals in the flavour are never a good sign. Belgian element was OK, but the IPA balance needed amping up. OK.
10-28-2013 23:19:34 | More by tbeckett
British Columbia (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -19.1%
A: hazy golden honey w orange
S: pine, fruit cocktail, mandarin, tight malt; medium intensity
T: not a clean taste; sticky and cloying; finish is an odd sweet n sour taste; it's like the alcohol level is so high you can't taste anything else.
M: medium-full bodied; medium carbonation
O: not a beer that I really like. Fat and sticky. And the more it warms to room temperature the less I like it.
10-19-2013 01:01:59 | More by EspressoGuy
British Columbia (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +32.4%
10-05-2013 19:53:10 | More by ZachT
Alberta (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
10-04-2013 10:13:46 | More by schnarr84
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +2.9%
10-03-2013 00:58:27 | More by Long813
Manitoba (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -19.1%
10-02-2013 00:01:40 | More by kjyost
Alberta (Canada)
3.81/5 rDev +12.1%
650ml bottle, the latest in GIB's Black Notebook series.
This beer pours a clear medium bronzed amber hue, with two fingers of puffy, foamy, and slightly bubbly ecru head, which leaves a decent splattering of scary woods lace around the glass as things duly subside.
It smells of acerbic earthy yeast, orange citrus and piney hops, bready, crackery malt, with a touch of pastry and caramel sweetness, a general mustiness, and some metallic warming alcohol. The taste is much more IPA-forward: orange, lemon, and tropical fruit rinds, wet pine resin, bready caramel malt, a more subdued green yeastiness, and a mild alcohol edge.
The carbonation is a bit peppy at first, but settles to a soft hum soon enough, the body a decent medium weight, and rather smooth at times, before the twin mouthfeel evils of hop and yeast come down full bore. It finishes off-dry, the bakery-fresh nature of the malt sort of putting its foot down on the activities of the fading yeast, and still sassy west coast hops.
While a bit laid-back (I can't really say how), that, for me, makes this eminently more drinkable and enjoyable than anything more hoppy or more yeasty, which seems to be the norm for the style. Here the malt is the burgeoning star, and I'll take that in a heartbeat at this time - maybe I'm just burnt out on the yeasty offerings of late.
09-22-2013 00:49:36 | More by biboergosum
Manitoba (Canada)
3.11/5 rDev -8.5%
I have not tried many Belgian IPA's so my review may not be worth much. This particular beer wasn't too my liking although I believe it was more due to the style and my personal taste than the beer itself. The flavor of the yeast is much different than what I am used to with IPA's and American IPA's. The beer is also sweeter than what I am used to in the said styles and there is a less dominant bitterness through the aftertaste. I personally would not drink this beer again but was happy to try out the style. Others may enjoy it more than me.
09-15-2013 18:19:24 | More by MylesMac
One-Two Punch Belgian IPA from Granville Island Brewery
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I was always under the impression you could make two .net programs for acad, say called prog1 and prog2, and place supporting dll's in each of the folders.
So Prog1's folder would have "helpers.dll", as well as Prog2's folder.
Now, each prog should look to its helpers.dll, as these are not going into the GAC.
What I am seeing though, is my Prog2 is using the Prog1's helper.dll during debug in acad.
Note that Prog1 gets neloaded on startup, so its loaded first.
I had not noticed this before as I kept helpers.dll in synch. I then allowed Prog2's to get ahead, by adding a method, and noticed I got a "method missing" error at runtime in acad.
Its like VS said everything was ok, but acad somehow said "no, use this helpers.dll for the .net prog already loaded".
I am not netloading the helpers.dll, it just sits there as support.
Any ideas how this crosstalk could happen?
The implication is I would not be able to have duplicate supporting dll's for various progs I do.
That is wrong though, .net does allow dupe named dll's so long as they sit right next to the calling dll.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Your issue is that you expect the different DLLs with the same file name, the same version, and the same namespace, but broken compatibility (e.g. all the information in the AssemblyInfo.vb[cs] are the same) to be loaded into the same process (AutoCAD running process).
Your DLL is dynamically loaded when needed, Then the running process (AutoCAD) sees the need to use functionalities in a DLL, it would examine the meta data of loaded assemblies, if it has already been loaded, it will not try to load it from file again. If not loaded, it will try to loaded by looking into GAC/App folder... the usual probing.
So, that is why Helps.dll has already been loaded because of Prog1, then when Prog2 is loaded and needs Helps.dll, AutoCAD simply uses the loaded Helps.dll, and not tries to load Helpds.dll again from Prog2 folder.
The probelems is when do you deliberately create a DLL with the same filer name (and probably the same version, namespace...) yet make different interface (properties, methods) in it? At least you need to make different versions (.NET allows the same components with different version being loaded side by side), if you have to keep the DLL name, namespace the same for some reasons.
I see, very well explained.
Things like versions have never mattered to me since I generally recompile all programs if my central library changes.
Its always "the latest"
I will try that right now. Dealing with making sure no other .net progs of mine were loaded into the debug session was not easy (or fun)....
thanks a bunch!
Nicely explained Norman. Kudos to you.
James - I suggest you mark that as your accepted solution.
I was going to mark it as solution, and think it is the right answer, but its not working.
I opened the solution for prog1, and edited all the Assemblyinfo.cs files to have:
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
//[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("188.8.131.52")]
I commented the file version so it would use the AssyVersion, and I could see in props of file in windows explorer.
I purposefully commented out a particular method I know prog 2 needed before I compiled.
I then compiled, and placed the new files in my regular prog1 folder which is where acad finds them.
It seemed to assign the version info as expected. I verified in explorer.
I then uncommented the method and ran prog2 under debug, and got the method missing error.
I looked at the details to see what dlls were loaded, and it only lists the one from Prog1.
See Pic of one acad listed, and details of one from prog2 folder. The versions are different, but acad never loaded the one from prog2.
That HAH General CS.dll is the helper function that is different between prog1 and prog2.
Did I misunderstand something? I thought the different versioning would make acad load both and use the one prog2 is calling for.
just thought of something. Does acad maybe only look at major version (3rd number) of an assy to decide if its the right one?
The attributes window explorer show are just for public information Product, File, version etc....
The one that matters is AssemblyVersion but unfortunately AutoCAD does not allow strongly named assemblies which is required for the CLR to look at the AssemblVersion.
I have no idea if this would in this situation but if you want reference the assembly of different versions in the same project..
Select reference then in the Properties palette change alias from global to oldversion or whatever
Then in code file instead of a using directive use
extern alias oldversion;
I have no idea if it will work in this situation but that is one way to load multiple versions of same assembly from different locations into same project.
In my previous reply, I mentioned versioning. At the time I just vaguely recall .NET allows different versions of a component lives side by side from my early experience with .NET and had not touched this topics for years. Then I went to a bit study and test last night and here what I can say:
If you want to load the same component with the same assembly file name, namespaces..., but different version, into the same running process (AutoCAD, or other), the assembly has top be strongly signed and installed into GAC.
I did a test as following:
1. create 2 class library projects that has the same output DLL file name, the same namespaces, only differ with their assembly versions (184.108.40.206, and 188.8.131.52). Both projects have a static method doing different things: Add() and Substract().
2. Strongly signed the 2 projects and compile them;
3. Add the 2 DLLs (the file names are the same: "myLib.dll") to GAC with gacutil.exe tool;
4. Create a 2 Acad Addin projects. One of them references to myLib.dll v1.0.0, the other references to MyLib.dll 1.1.0. Note, I needed to point the reference to correct MyLib.dll file, because the MyLib.dll added into GAC does nt show up in "references" dislog box (unless I update the windows registry, which I do not bother). "Copy local" to MyLib.dll should be set to False, but even leaving it to True does not do hurt, because 2 versions of MyLib.dll in the GAC, and any app using them will always try to load them from GAC first anyway.
5. One Acad Addin has a command method ("Test1") that calls Add() in MyLib.dll v1.0.0, the other Acad addin has a command method ("Test2") that calls Substract() in MyLib.dll v1.1.0. Compile each projecys.
6. Start AutoCAD, net load AcadAddin1 and then netload AcadAddin2. execute command "Test1" and Test2". both work as expected: one does the adding and the other does the substracting, obviously from the 2 MyLib.dll versions being loaded into the same AutoCAD process.
Of couse I tried to load the 2 version of MyLib.dll into AutoCAD before strongly signed them and adding them to GAC. It did not work.
If we think it through, it make sense for not strongly signed DLL, the file name determines whether the assembly has been loaded or not, because it is physically stored in file system and can be overwitten by the any file with the same file name, regardless its version, content. While GAC is a special storage for .NET assembly that allows different versions of assembly stay side by side (but must be strongly signed).
So, if you really have to use the same assembly file name with different versions for particular reason, you have to strongly sign them and place them into GAC. which requires admin priviledge to get it done on each computer that may use your application. It may not worth the trouble doing it.
wow, I think the whole ADN team should give you kudos on that research.
I would guess experienced .net people know you must use the GAC, but its not mentioned much in this forum.
Very much appreciated.
You are correct that I do not want to have to "install" my prog1 and 2 with admin.
I support about 60 cad users and update their tools via xcopy methods (robocopy.exe actually).
So I will have to figure out how I do things.
I will likely recompile both progs should I make any library changes.
If I am doing that, I might as well throw both progs in same folder too, no point in keeping separate.
I sure wish really really badly there was a way to do the GAC stuff via script, even if it meant exposing my login password.
I do not have security problems, I have timing problems.
I need to be able to tell users via an email to close acad's when convenient, then run some batch to update their tools.
As is, for admin requiring items, I have to have them close acad's, then run a special script through our remote admin prog from my desk. It interrupts what I am doing.
So solving that would pave the way for using GAC, I know its the right way to do it really.
Public deploy - GAC(Shared among different applications)
Privatley deployed - Placed in directory or sub-directory of application.
It just has to be Strongly named for the CLR to lokk at version number.
You can add Probing paths, Redirective bindings, etc.. inside app.config file(acad.exe.config)-Privately deployed.
You can avoid the GAC but would have to be strongly named and inside of autocad installtion folder.
This might be more of a project structure-maintenece problem instead of trying to load 2 different versions.


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Solid upgrade to Microsoft's IDE holds improvements for users of every level; highlights, including language-integrated data queries, new graphical design surfaces, and support for Vista, Web 2.0 technologies, and multiple versions of .Net Framework, overshadow a few nits
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (VS08) is the current incarnation of the company's long line of IDEs. It's the premier IDE for developing applications with the Microsoft .Net Framework and, at least, a contender for the best Windows-hosted C/C++ IDE. Of course, Visual Studio 2008 isn't limited to developing desktop applications; it is also good for developing Web, SOA, and device applications. This release introduces support for .Net Framework 3.5, and it supports other versions of the .Net Framework as well. It also introduces Language-Integrated Query, a generic way to query all kinds of data in C# and Visual Basic, and full support for Windows Vista, Silverlight, and Windows Presentation Foundation.
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Team System is primarily for larger teams. There are Team System clients for developers, architects, DBAs, and testers, as well as a combined client for all roles called Team Suite. The server for Team System is Team Foundation Server (TFS), which combines a team portal, version control, work item tracking, build management, process guidance, and business intelligence.
In this review, I'll concentrate on the features of VS08 Professional Edition, and touch on a few of the highlights of Team Suite. I won't try to discuss Team Foundation Server as such, although it has received numerous enhancements, such as a new team build system and Web access, since we last reviewed it (see Tom Yager's May 2004 preview of Visual Studio 2005).
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For review purposes, I used three installations of VS08: Professional Edition installed on a Windows Vista for x64 laptop along with Expression Web and Expression Blend; Team Suite installed on a Windows XP desktop along with Visual Studio 2005 (VS05), without access to TFS; and Team Suite installed in a Windows Server 2003 Virtual PC along with TFS. Ninety-day trial versions of all of these versions are available from Microsoft's Web site.
I have blogged at some length (here and here) about my trials and travails installing Team Suite. None of that should affect you, unless you try to uninstall VS08 from a machine that also has VS05; nevertheless, making an image backup of your system before you start your installation might be wise. Expect a VS08 installation to take several hours, with one manual intervention required to start the documentation installation step.
I ran the VS08 Team Suite on my XP desktop almost all day, five days a week for several weeks, and tried to use it for all my development work. I also ran through a number of individual development scenarios with the Professional Edition on the Vista laptop, and simulated a few group development scenarios on the Team Suite/TFS virtual PC. One caution: If you install on Windows Vista with User Account Control (UAC) enabled, be prepared to run VS08 as Administrator a few times until all the required directories have been created; after that, it should be fully UAC-compliant.
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The inception of the Placer County Sheriff's Honor Guard can be traced to a handful of deputies who felt a desire to attend the funerals and show respect for peace officers who had died in the line of duty. What started out in the 1970s as a small group of deputies taking extra care and diligence in the care of their uniforms has evolved into a group of 12 deputies and sergeants who have invested time and great effort to become an effective ceremonial unit.
Honor Guard members are sworn peace officers who have been specially chosen from all divisions of the department. Duties include providing funeral honors for officers who have been killed in the line of duty, as well as for those peace officers who have honorably retired from the department. Additionally, they post the national, state and departmental colors at many community events, including departmental and regional law enforcement award ceremonies. Some of the most solemn events include attendance at the California Peace Officers' Memorial ceremony in Sacramento each May, as well as attending the funerals of peace officers who have died in the line of duty throughout California and Northern Nevada. The Honor Guard considers it a great honor to be involved in these affairs and members take great pride in representing the more than 650 talented, dedicated, and professional men and women of the Placer County Sheriff's Department.
The Honor Guard currently utilizes the M-1 Garand rifle for ceremonial duties. An Honor Guard bagpiper and bugler are used when appropriate. Beyond regular training, members receive a week of annual training from the United States Air Force Base Honor Guard at Travis Air Force Base. The unit's goal is to never be satisfied or content with present abilities, but always strive to achieve a higher level of capabilities. Our devotion to duty and desire to honor those that have gone before us drives us to excel. Vires quod veneratio!
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AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos pass test, Raiders shut out Chiefs
The Broncos won their ninth in a row, the Raiders shut out the Chiefs and the Chargers got blown out at home by Carolina.
Janikowski kicks Raiders to shutout victory over Chiefs
Sebastian Janikowski kicked five field goals and the Raiders shut out Kansas City for the second time ever, beating the Chiefs 15-0.
Chiefs' Breaston confused by Crennel's comments
Romeo Crennel said WR Steve Breaston needed to understand the game plan better, then clarified his comments.
Report: Chiefs WR Bowe has season-ending rib injury
Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe has multiple broken ribs and will be placed on injured reserve, according to Pro Football Talk.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos stay hot, Chargers still fighting
The Broncos beat the Raiders to keep up their winning ways and the Chargers rallied for an upset win in Pittsburgh.
Browns roll past Chiefs for third-straight win
Travis Benjamin's 93-yard punt return touchdown helped the Browns win their third straight game, 30-7 over the Chiefs on Sunday.
Chiefs form trust fund for Zoey Belcher
The Chiefs announced the formation of the Zoey Michelle Belcher Irrevocable Trust.
Late-blooming Jackson reviving career with Chiefs
Chiefs DE Tyson Jackson has been a disappointment to date, but his recent flourish might suggest that he has some value.
Chiefs place DL Bailey on I.R.
The Chiefs placed DL Allen Bailey on injured reserve and signed LB Leon Williams.
Woman slain by Chiefs player to be laid to rest
The slain girlfriend of Chiefs LB Jovan Belcher will be laid to rest five days after Belcher killed her, then shot himself in the head.
AFC West Spin cycle: Denver stays hot, clinches division
It's only Week 13, but the AFC West has been won. The Broncos clinched the division with their win over the Buccaneers.
Luck, Wilson highlight strange, amazing QB week
Rookies Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck were spectacular in Week 13. But there were several other notable QB performances.
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Brady Quinn threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, and Jamaal Charles ran for 127 yards in the Chiefs' 27-21 victory over their Panthers
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed veteran Akeem Jordan to provide depth and push for playing time alongside middle linebacker Derrick Johnson. The team announced the move in a statement Monday.||||||| Jordan has appeared in 82 games with 34 starts in six seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles, where current Chiefs coach Andy Reid had been in charge until he was fired this offseason. Jordan has made 184 tackles, two interceptions and forced two turnovers in his career.
Jordan will return to the Philadelphia Eagles next season after signing a one-year tender offer. Jordan started 10 games for the Eagles last season, recording 82 tackles and two interceptions. He took a role on the starting defense midway through the 2008 season and held it until being sidelined for four weeks with a knee injury last season.||||||| Jordan is likely to resume his role as the Eagles' starting weakside linebacker following the release of Will Witherspoon.The 6-foot-1, 230-pound Jordan joined the Eagles as a rookie free agent out of James Madison in 2007.
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TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) - The latest house set ablaze in a suspicious manner by suspected arsonist(s) in east Toledo is at 614 Oak St.
Neighbors say they won't sleep well until the arsonist is caught.
In the last two weeks, fires have been set at several vacant homes near Oak and Woodville.
Toledo Mayor Mike Bell may try to increase the $10,000 reward money to bring the arsonist to justice. Fire Chief Mike Wolever says if the mayor can increase it, that could be the extra incentive needed to get this firestarter snuffed out.
Although so far all the homes have been vacant, people are still getting hurt. Chief Wolever says one of his men was injured in Wednesday's fire.
"Our guys are getting hurt. They are hot days, it takes a toll on everybody, and it's got to stop," Wolever said.
Tito Colmenero lives two doors down from Wednesday's fire. He says it's at least the third vacant house fire nearby in recent days.
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---- — ANDERSON — It's summer. Sometimes there's just nothing better than sitting outside with your friends, enjoying good food, maybe some brews, and, of course, lots of good conversation. Rigo's at Grandview offers just such a possibility.
Nestled up to the city-owned Grandview golf course, the restaurant offers an outdoor deck for a relaxed bite to eat with friends, most likely washed down with a beer or a glass of wine.
"Every chance that the weather is good for the deck, people are there," said John Rigsby. He's one of the four owners of Rigo's, and serves as general manager. "I don't know of any other dining venue in Anderson as good as that. It's just a great place to eat."
Whether you're outside or indoors, Grandview's 18-hole golf course makes a natural surrounding for an unhurried meal. As pleasant as the view is, the restaurant is casual and unpretentious.
"This is where people kind of come to have fun, and always have," said Rigsby. Rigo's offers a menu that makes it interesting, reasonable prices, good service and inviting presentation in a comfortable atmosphere.
Inside, there's table seating in the bar area with ample windows looking out on the course. This spot can get a little enthusiastic whenever there's a big game on TV, with flat screens all around for easy viewing. If you want a little calmer atmosphere, try the spacious dining room.
"My grandparents had their wedding reception in that room," said Rigsby. Indeed, take a peek at the black and white photo hung above the mantel in the dining room. That's Buck and Julia Rigsby standing on the terrace at Grandview in 1933, on the day they celebrated their nuptials. Receptions and parties continue today at Rigo's.
The building has been a part of the Anderson area landscape for a long time, predating the golf course. Rigsby said he thought it originally opened in the late 19-teens as a sanitarium. In 1988, Jay and Micky Janes redesigned and remodeled the facility. As a recent college grad at the time, working for Ace Sign Company, Rigsby actually sandblasted the glass sign that still announces the lounge in the bar area.
The restaurant as we know it today is the brainchild of a partnership between Rigsby and his wife, Carla, of Rigo's Catering, and Tim and Lori Hardacre Swanson. Rigsby said the four are longtime friends with real estate backgrounds. They opened up Rigo's just over a year ago.
"We're pretty fortunate, we have three culinary grads in the kitchen," said Rigsby. "They've really kind of blown me away with their knowledge." Daniel Voyles is head chef at Rigo's and the man behind the specials. Henry Murphy III, also known as Trey, has his stamp all over Rigo's six, count 'em, special barbeque sauces. Andrew Thompson rounds out the culinary crew.
There's plenty of sandwiches on the menu. Here, you eventually have to try "The Rigo." This house specialty bears the mark of the Rigsby's barbecue expertise. Rigo's pulled pork is slow cooked for 12 hours. Expect a thick, tempting pile of pulled pork and creamy coleslaw tucked in between Texas toast.
Thick pork chops
Carla's Chicken Salad Croissant offers a lighter, still filling, touch, with freshly smoked chicken, mayonnaise, celery and 'special touches' in a homemade blend. Other offerings on the bill of fare range from a Rigo dog to a chicken cordon bleu sandwich.
None of the sandwiches will break the bank. The Rigo comes in towards the high end of the sandwich price range at a conservative $7.49, and each comes with chips and a pickle spear.
Hand preparation is a big factor in the popular and ample offering of appetizers, including Rigo's wings, breaded shrimp, fried mushrooms, onion rings and mozzarella sticks.
"People like fresh, they just do," said Rigsby.
If you're in the mood for a tempting entrée, the chicken marsala is one that fills the bill. This consists of a beautifully presented 8-ounce grilled chicken breast atop a bed of wild rice and doused in Chef Daniel's marsala sauce. For $12.99, you also receive two sides. The sautéed mushrooms might seem redundant, but they're oh-so-good. Top the whole thing off with raspberry cheesecake.
"Our thick pork chops are our number one entrée seller. We marinate it in a mesquite marinade usually 48 hours," said Rigsby. Beef eaters need not go wanting, either, with 6- or 8-ounce filets to tempt, or a handcut ribeye rubbed with Rigo's special spices. Rigo's also offers weekly and some holiday specials.
"A lot of people come on Friday for the fish," said Rigsby. "It's the best deal in Anderson." For $7.49, diners get 4 pieces of breaded tilapia, coleslaw, and hush puppies or fries.
Of course, there's no smoking inside the restaurant, but it is accommodated on the deck. So while the ample deck calls out to you on a summer evening, if you're sensitive to smoke, be aware.
Wherever you choose to sit at Rigo's, just relax and savor the flavors while you enjoy the company of friends and family.
If you go What: Rigo's at Grandview Where: 1905 W. Northshore Ext., at Grandview Golf Course in Anderson When: Tuesday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 pm., Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Monday Website: www.rigosatgrandview.com This article appeared in the summer edition of Madison magazine which is available at various local retail outlets and The Herald Bulletin office, 1133 Jackson Street, Anderson.


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Roles of long noncoding RNAs during early development and how their misregulation results in disease
Long Noncoding RNAs, Human Pluripotent Stem Cells, Epigenetics, X-Chromosome Inactivation
Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) are young and exciting players in the field of epigenetic gene regulation, where heritable changes in expression are independent of DNA sequence. One of the remarkable findings of the Human Genome Sequencing Project was that just 2% of the genome is protein coding, yet 70-90% of the genome is transcribed. Next-Generation Sequencing experiments have sparked investigation into this 'dark matter' of the genome, and recent estimates suggest that the lncRNA family contains 10,000- 200,000 members. These lncRNAs exhibit cell-type and tissue specific expression, yet functional information is only available for small handful of these lncRNAs.
X-Chromosome Inactivation (XCI) is a hallmark example of epigenetic regulation completely dependent on lncRNAs. Mammals have evolved chromosome-wide silencing mechanism relying on X-linked lncRNAs to equalize X-gene dosage between genders. The master regulator of XCI is the lncRNA XIST, which is upregulated from the inactivate X-chromosome during differentiation and forms a cytologically visible RNA 'cloud'. XIST RNA is well conserved, yet mechanisms of XCI differ between mouse and human, and the epigenetic instability of human pluripotent stem cells frequently silences XIST. We recently discovered that XIST-negative female hiPSCs have cancer-related phenotypes, compromising their use as biological models and in clinical settings.
Our lab is interested in the function and molecular mechanisms of lncRNAs and how their mis-regulation contributes to disease. We are investigating these mechanisms using human and mouse pluripotent stem cells and mouse models, using molecular, genetic, and biochemical approaches.
1. Causes and Consequences of Altered Dosage Compensation
Regenerative medicine holds great promise for treating genetic and trauma-induced disease. Pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) have the potential to differentiate into all cell types, underscoring their importance for therapeutic applications. However, human PSCs (hPSCs) are susceptible to genetic and epigenetic instability, which questions their utility and safety in clinical settings. Female hPSCs display remarkable variability of X-Chromosome Inactivation, and frequently lack XIST RNA expression. We discovered that XIST-negative female hiPSCs have cancer-related phenotypes (increased cell growth rates, poor differentiation potential, and altered gene expression for coding and long noncoding RNAs), posing a health risk for female patients. We are using these cells to determine the mechanisms that initiate undesirable epigenetic change in order to identify pathways that can be targeted to prevent epigenetic instability.
2. Mechanisms of an X-linked lncRNA (Tsx) in cell proliferation and differentiation
The Tsx gene was originally described as a protein-coding gene predominantly expressed in the testes, yet lacks protein domain homology and proteomic detection. We discovered that Tsx is robustly transcribed from a silent X-chromosome, similar to Xist RNA, escaping chromosome-wide silencing during male meiosis. We used in vivo and in vitro experiments to demonstrate that Tsx is not protein-coding, but actually a novel lncRNA. Tsx RNA is present in a variety of adult tissues, notably the brain and reproductive systems. There are different Tsx RNA isoforms, many lacking open reading frames, which are expressed in cell-specific contexts. We found that Tsx null mESCs exhibit severe growth inhibition, poor differentiation, and mis-regulated expression of ncRNAs important for XCI. Our lab is interested in investigating how Tsx deletion results in these phenotypes and identifying protein binding partners required for Tsx function.
Selected PublicationsLessing D, Anguera MC, Lee JT.: X chromosome inactivation and epigenetic responses to cellular reprogramming. Annu Rev Genomics Hum Genet. 14: 85-110, May 2013.
Anguera Montserrat C, Sadreyev Ruslan, Zhang Zhaoqing, Szanto Attila, Payer Bernhard, Sheridan Steven D, Kwok Showming, Haggarty Stephen J, Sur Mriganka, Alvarez Jason, Gimelbrant Alexander, Mitalipova Maisam, Kirby James E, Lee Jeannie T: Molecular signatures of human induced pluripotent stem cells highlight sex differences and cancer genes. Cell stem cell 11(1): 75-90, Jul 2012.
Anguera Montserrat C, Ma Weiyuan, Clift Danielle, Namekawa Satoshi, Kelleher Raymond J, Lee Jeannie T: Tsx produces a long noncoding RNA and has general functions in the germline, stem cells, and brain. PLoS genetics 7(9): e1002248, Sep 2011.
Kim Daniel H, Jeon Yesu, Anguera Montserrat C, Lee Jeannie T: X-chromosome epigenetic reprogramming in pluripotent stem cells via noncoding genes. Seminars in cell & developmental biology 22(4): 336-42, Jun 2011.
Field Martha S, Anguera Montserrat C, Page Rodney, Stover Patrick J: 5,10-Methenyltetrahydrofolate synthetase activity is increased in tumors and modifies the efficacy of antipurine LY309887. Archives of biochemistry and biophysics 481(2): 145-50, Jan 2009.
Anguera Montserrat C, Liu Matthew, Avruch Joseph, Lee Jeannie T: Characterization of two Mst1-deficient mouse models. Developmental dynamics : an official publication of the American Association of Anatomists 237(11): 3424-34, Nov 2008.
Anguera Montserrat C, Stover Patrick J: Methenyltetrahydrofolate synthetase is a high-affinity catecholamine-binding protein. Archives of biochemistry and biophysics 455(2): 175-87, Nov 2006.
Anguera Montserrat C, Field Martha S, Perry Cheryll, Ghandour Haifa, Chiang En-Pei, Selhub Jacob, Shane Barry, Stover Patrick J: Regulation of folate-mediated one-carbon metabolism by 10-formyltetrahydrofolate dehydrogenase. The Journal of biological chemistry 281(27): 18335-42, Jul 2006.
Anguera M C, Sun B K, Xu N, Lee J T: X-chromosome kiss and tell: how the Xs go their separate ways. Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology 71: 429-37, 2006.
Anguera Montserrat C, Liu Xiaowen, Stover Patrick J: Cloning, expression, and purification of 5,10-methenyltetrahydrofolate synthetase from Mus musculus. Protein expression and purification 35(2): 276-83, Jun 2004.
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on Dec 9, 2008 at 8:32 am
Oh, I see how it works. Higgins is guaranteed job by Totter based on her past ties as a board member. What a ridiculous statement made by Totter, a public employee.
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Boy, Joan. Perhaps the more important thing to take away from the article is the exceptional public service provided by Gloria over the years.
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Based on your line of thought Eric, you'd then say Bush has done a great job as President despite the mess we're in as a nation. The schools are currently over-crowded and under-performing, all on Higgins' watch. From what I can tell, she has only been interested in propping up the PACT program in which her children attended. Self-serving to say the least. And now the district sounds off suggesting they will employ her as a teacher. Way to go girl!


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Upon her graduation from HUC, Cantor Shpall served as the cantor of Congregation Beth Israel in Austin, Texas for eight years where she developed her cantorial "chops". Prior to moving to Arizona, Cantor Shpall and her husband, Marcel Bergmann, lived in La Serena, Chile where he worked as an astronomer for Gemini Observatories. Living in Chile was a wonderful experience for them, but she and her husband are thrilled to be here in Scottsdale serving such a vibrant synagogue as Congregation Beth Israel. They are proud parents of twins Samuel and Ella.


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The Patriots and their followers are still trying to put that ugly second half from Sunday behind them as they start a new week in preparation for the Buffalo Bills this coming Sunday.
New boss in charge of Entercom Boston - Boston Radio Watch reports on Tim Murphy being named the new Vice President/ General Manager of Entercom Boston. Murphy is the brains behind the revamped WEEI.com. The question unanswered at this point is - is this a statement on Jason Wolfe?
Making The Grades – Game Two At Jets - Jeremy Gottlieb has the Patriots Daily report card.
Patriots Report Card - Ron Borges has the Herald version. Michael Felger has the CSNNE.com edition. Belichick hits bottom - Kirk Minihane has the WEEI.com edition.
No film credits from Belichick's view - Shalise Manza Young says that no one was spared in Belichick's review of the film from Sunday.
Patriots take last look back at second-half horror show - Christopher Price has the Patriots trying to learn from the Jets game.
He's not kicking himself - Young's notebook has Stephen Gostkowski working on turning around his bad start.
Playing out the string, the Red Sox dropped one to the Baltimore Orioles last night, 4-2, as Daisuke Matsuzaka once again struggled with his command. Get all the coverage at RedSoxLinks.com.
Matsuzaka's lack of command leads to another loss - Sean McAdam says that Dice-K himself doesn't even know what his problem is.
A hot hitter at hot corner - Bill Ballou compares Adrian Beltre to some of the other Red Sox third basemen of the last 30 years.
First things 1st for Lars Anderson - Dan Duggan has the slugging prospect working on his defensive skills.
Youk's diary: Reflections on the season - Kevin Youkilis talks about the apology he received from Manny Ramirez and some other thoughts in his ESPN Boston Diary. (There is also one from Johnny Boychuk of the Bruins)
Broken bats becoming a sticking point - Amalie Benjamin's notebook looks at the outcry over maple bats.
Bruins veterans Mark Recchi, Patrice Bergeron enjoy role in development of rookie Tyler Seguin. - Mike Loftus has some Bruins veterans taking an interest in the youngster.
Bergeron-Recchi-Seguin combo lays a foundation - Joe Haggerty has more on the trio.
Celtics training camp preview: Battles to watch - A. Sherrod Blakely says that there are a couple of rotation spots up for grabs, including the starting center spot.