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Dark Horse Perkulator Coffee Dopplebock - Dark Horse Brewing Company
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Reviews by stooge:
4/5 rDev +7.2%
12-06-2013 04:55:35 | More by stooge
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North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +10.7%
On tap at Cole's in Buffalo,came to the table in a standard pint glass a deep clear mahogany brown with a thinner slight off white head,the coffee is light in the nose with hints of brown sugar and molasses.Well rounded flavors starting with a little molasses-like sweetness and sweet dough the coffee is reserved a big leafy presence wich isnt found in many of the style comes through late.Its a coffee dopplebock but the coffee isnt overdone its nice and its very drinkable for the style no doubt.
10-18-2007 19:01:54 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +7.2%
09-21-2013 14:10:08 | More by DanGeo
2.9/5 rDev -22.3%
Dark Horse's only publicly distributed lager... Interesting. With a name like Perkulator, how could I not pick this up? It pours a muddled, swampy looking brown and tan color. It is 100% opaque and has very small bits of sediment that suspend in the beer. The head is thin and light-tan in color; overall, a pretty ugly looking beer.
Incredibly roasty coffee beans plague the aroma. The beans smell strong, burnt, and pungent; very deep and obviously coffee-heavy. Unforauntely, there's not much else to be appreciated in the aroma, save for a very, very light caramel sweetness that is only noticed when the beer starts approaching room temp. This smells more like an actual bag of old, burnt coffee beans than a beer.
The taste isn't quite as heavily roasted as the aroma, though coffee beans are certainly at the forefront. The mild burnt coffee beans up front transfer slowly to a somewhat sweet and scarcely malty profile. Light caramel and toffee are noticed, though this beer still doesn't taste malty or sweet enough to be a true doppelbock.
The heavy roast induces a deep bitterness at first, but never gets too overpowering. What's throwing me off is a strange astringency and a weird tartness that comes about halfway through each sip. Slightly green apple-like in character, I'm thinking it's acetaldehyde. Not enough to make the beer awful, but enough to dock the taste a bit.
Thin bodied for a doppelbock, though I'm starting to realize that this beer really isn't all that "doppelbock-y" in really any facet, other than the fact that it uses lager yeast, which also goes unnoticed. Dry, slightly metallic, strange aftertaste that wears on the palate with time.
Very interesting beer all around, and really quite far from what I was expecting. I wanted a malty, sweet doppelbock with a nice, light coffee addition. It tastes more like straight up burnt coffee beans with almost no mention of doppelbock in the flavor or the aroma. It's not bad, but it's not something I would regularly reach for. Dark Horse should stick to ales.
06-21-2013 11:44:12 | More by tectactoe
New York
3.73/5 rDev 0%
Pours an amber-brown with red highlights and excellent clarity. There is about a half a finger of a creamy tan head with excellent retention. My bottle had some sediment in the bottle so handle it carefully if you want clear beer.
Wow, you smell the coffee before you've even poured this in the glass although it lean towards the wet grounds aroma. Behind that there is a moderate melanoidin and hint of carmel.
The taste is like coffee and bread crusts with some malt flavors of dark fruit. There is a decent amount of bitterness and a balance of moderate sweetness resulting in a semi dry beer. The crusty flavor lingers into the long finish along with a bit of alcohol warmth.
This is a full bodied beer with a moderately-low level of carbonation.
I love coffee almost as much as beer and this is good example however the wet coffee ground aroma detracts. The flavors really come together as it gets warmer.
06-20-2012 23:27:07 | More by MadScientist
3/5 rDev -19.6%
12 oz. bottle poured into a John Smith snifter
It pours a slightly hazy mahogany with a 1 finger head that dies quite quickly. No lacing on the sides of the glass and the beer looks fairly lifeless in the glass.
The nose is immediately strong coffee. Upon deeper smelling and thought I conclude that the coffee, while strong, isn't really that great. The aroma is akin spent coffee grounds after they had sat all day in the coffee machine. You know what I'm talking about, you get up to make a pot in the morning and find that your wife, or more likely you left the old filter in there. It's not unpleasant by any means, but I'm well versed enough in coffee beers to now this isn't the best aroma.
Sadly that stale day old coffee ground type flavor comes through into the flavor. I really love coffee flavored beers and this one isn't doing it for me. It's fairly bitter with just this overwhelming old coffee taste. A positive about the flavor is that the finish has a nice malty sweetness that allows the bitterness to subside.
Mouthfeel is medium and carb level is right where I'd like it and within the style guidelines. Drinkability is average simply for the stale coffee taste. No alcohol flavor or aroma can be detected which is good.
11-08-2010 03:57:59 | More by weatherdog
3.56/5 rDev -4.6%
08-19-2014 00:40:52 | More by GameOfBeers
2.68/5 rDev -28.2%
Purchased at Ray's Liquors in Wauwatosa, WI. Pours a very dark brown with a thin, white head that quickly fades to nothing. Metallic coffee aroma with strong coffee flavor from start to finish. Some sweet malt flavor is slightly detectable. Mouthfeel is a bit thin. This is basically a chilled coffee with alcohol. Good thing I like iced coffee, or this would get a worse review. Bonus points for having the most "metal" beer label I've ever seen. m/
05-20-2009 00:38:33 | More by blackearth
3.53/5 rDev -5.4%
Pours into my glass a deep garnet color with brown accents and a solid half inch of light tan foam on top. Nearly opaque. Aromas start off with coffee grounds and chocolate accents. Sorta like opening one of those big cans of Folgers and taking a big whiff. Sweet caramel, somewhat bready malt appears underneath. A touch of nuttiness in the background. The coffee grounds lead the way.
The first sip brings a sweet bready, caramel infused malt upfront that carries in a big ground coffee flavor alongside notes of chocolate and an underlying nutty quality as well. Flows down with a bit of smoke and spiciness and finishes with a lingering sweetness and a coffee aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is on the lighter side of medium bodied with a good steady carbonation. Goes down fairly easy but it doesn't have the chewiness I was somewhat expecting. Overall, an interesting experiment of a beer, but nothing really ends up drawing me in. As far as coffee beers goes it's not my cup of tea.
03-16-2008 22:55:56 | More by orbitalr0x
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
10-20-2012 23:06:05 | More by danthehopslamman
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
02-27-2013 01:26:16 | More by warnerry
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
11-07-2013 01:27:45 | More by VernonKell
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +7.2%
10-11-2013 00:17:09 | More by JakerLou
3.8/5 rDev +1.9%
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
LOOK: Clear brownish amber, good lacing on the glass.
SMELL: Coffee grounds, burnt sugar, mild twang, warming alcohol, faint spice, caramel, toasted bread
TASTE: Creamy, smooth, very bready, dried grass, toasty, mild coffee, fallen apples, chicory, alcohol warmth, dry-ish finish
I can dig this beer, wish the coffee flavor were a bit more pronounced and perhaps not as cooked but it did its job and did not distract from the rest of the beer. Most certainly going to come back to this beer again.
03-28-2012 03:54:03 | More by Jason
New York
3.73/5 rDev 0%
12 oz bottle, w/o freshness/bottling date info.
Pours dark muddy brown, under a long lasting and frothy mocha head. Head leaves low sheeting and decent bands of lace.
Dark malts and just a hint of chocolate on the nose.
Malty and sweet , with notes of milk chocolate and cafe au lait on the palate.
Decent, but there is something about the mouthfeel that is holding me back from rating this one higher.
11-21-2013 02:17:31 | More by Billolick
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
01-02-2014 00:08:17 | More by mctizzz
3.83/5 rDev +2.7%
Appearance: 1 inch head, moderate-high carbonation, orange-brown brown, hazy
Smell: coffee and faint pale malt
Taste: coffee and nut at the beginning and the end, sweet toasted malt in the body
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, medium carbonation, sweet
Overall: My biggest fear when drinking coffee beers is that it will feel like I am drinking a coffee with alcohol instead of tasting some beer. I am very pleased to say that Dark Horse does it right. Here the coffee accentuates the beer and gives the dopplebock style a different flair. The dopplebock side is very solid. The coffee is far from overpowering and it really works well here. This shoots up to be one of my favorite beers from the brewery because of that. Kudos to Dark Horse to a job well done. I will be picking more of this up.
12-23-2011 14:46:39 | More by tigg924
2.83/5 rDev -24.1%
The appearance is probably the best part of this bottle. nice reddish orange color with a small head. just coffee on the nose. coffee at first with the taste, then sweet. The aftertaste reminds me of a cherry blowpop. Unique flavor, but not very impressed. Once is enough for me.
05-12-2011 01:11:40 | More by 1Adam12
3.6/5 rDev -3.5%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Dimpled Mug.
Appearance: Murky brown with thin light brown head.
Smell: Cold-pressed coffee, vanilla and caramel. Simple but nice.
Taste: Unique mix of coffee and a malty Doppelbock with caramel, cherry and other fruits. Light vanilla as well. Makes it taste more like flavored coffee. Some spicy noble hops on the finish, along with some lingering coffee. Slightly medicinal aftertaste.
Feel: Medium body with moderate carbonation. Off-dry finish.
Overall: Bonus points for the unique experience, but ultimately it comes across as flavored coffee with some out-of-place noble hops. I guess there is a reason most add coffee to Porters and Stouts.
11-26-2011 19:51:11 | More by bsp77
3.33/5 rDev -10.7%
A-Dense white head. Clear with dark reddish brown color.
S-Sweet dark roasted coffee (slightly burnt) malt bomb.
T-Heavy on the coffee. Slightly bitter. Quick finish. Coffee flavor takes away from the beer-ness.
M-Smooth with a bit of coffee bitter astringency.
O-A pretty nice beer, only complaint is a little heavy on the coffee bitter astringent bite. If you like coffee- this is your beer.
01-08-2012 01:31:29 | More by deebo
New York
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
04-30-2012 20:10:36 | More by mjtiernan
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
09-20-2012 18:07:10 | More by xdefeatsy
3/5 rDev -19.6%
11-14-2011 19:10:35 | More by bpfrush
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
07-30-2013 02:54:14 | More by Cynic-ale
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
01-19-2014 21:05:09 | More by HeyYoMar
Dark Horse Perkulator Coffee Dopplebock from Dark Horse Brewing Company
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Unless things change, beginning at midnight January first, at the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, higher taxes will mean an average 5 percent less take home pay.
Diane and Frank North of Tampa worry about cuts to medicare and other social programs.
"I'm definitely concerned it will decrease my paycheck, because there's be a bigger tax burden," Diane North said.
"There's going to definitely be an impact, how bad we just don't know yet," Frank North guessed.
The tax hikes coupled with the budget cuts equals the so called fiscal cliff.
Economists warn, together, they could dip the U.S. right back into a recession.
Joe Tinsey of South Carolina, also in town for the game, fears what's ahead.
"I have everything I own in the stock market. I understand it's going to hit bottom Wednesday, it's going to be bad for me," Tinsey speculated.
But Tampa C.P.A. Kristen Brand warns this is no time to panic.
Brand says once Congress decides what's changing and what isn't, you've got until 2014 to figure out how to pay for a tax increase.
"And there are ways to reduce your taxable income, net income through employer sponsored plans. For instance if you have a 401-K that will reduce that number down so you can pay yourself some of that money," Brand said.
But before you can plan, before you can prepared, Congress needs to get off its high horse and come up with a workable agreement.
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For the 14th straight year, the Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture is offering a leadership program to help create leaders and better business individuals in the community.
"It helps a new business person to be informative about the community" Wade VanEvery, chamber executive director, said. "It provides a way for them to acquire information that can help their business and hopefully the community."
He notes younger leaders are needed in the area to take over the reigns and some responsibilities.
"Program participants will be exposed to all aspects of the community," VanEvery said. "This will hopefully prepare them for a leadership role that they haven't been in before."
The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture leadership program begins with an icebreaker on Sept. 7. VanEvery said applications for the program must be turned in by Sept. 1 at the very latest. Tuition is $200 for Sidney Chamber members and $250 for non-members.
Participants of the program can receive six business/communication credits from Dawson Community College if they pay the registration fee.
The program features seven day-long issue days held on Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Jan. 11, Feb. 8, March 14 and April 11. Topics include tourism and recreation; small business; agriculture; health and human services; government; education; and energy.
Leadership skills development seminars will include meeting facilitation, public speaking and leadership skills.
"I think there's people who can add to the viability and great things we have here," VanEvery said. "We really believe leadership is a help for all these means."
For more information or an application, contact the Sidney Chamber, 433-1916.
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Manhattan Theatre Club artistic director Lynne Meadow directs the premiere that will run through Oct. 28. It is based on the memoir by Marie Brenner. Manhattan Theatre Club commissioned the play.
Richardson ("Home Improvement," Gypsy, Loose Ends) and Carlin (The Best Man, Mary Stuart) are cast as siblings Marie and Carl.
Here's how it's billed: "Marie and her brother Carl are vastly different and have been somewhat estranged for most of their adult lives. Carl, an apple farmer in Washington state, and Marie, a New Yorker and world class journalist, have never shared the same views on politics, religion or acceptable social behavior. However, when Carl unexpectedly comes to her for help, Marie puts her life on hold to support her brother. Apples and Oranges is a funny and moving story on the extremes of family love."
Uhry earned a Pulitzer Prize and Academy Award for Driving Miss Daisy. He earned Tony Awards for The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Best Play 1997), and his book for the musical Parade (1999).
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Tracy Henningsen and Heather Simpson were the grand prize winners Thursday night at Aspen Place's inaugural "Dancing with the Stars" dance competition.
Brian Robbins and Heather Miller took runner-up.
According to organizer Erin Miller, community relations representative for Aspen Place, the event was modeled after the popular ABC TV show. In place of Hollywood stars, however, Aspen Place's version featured local community leaders and public servants, including Greensburg Chief of Police Stacey Chasteen, Greensburg Fire Chief Scott Chasteen and Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) Board of Trustees Chair Toni Collins — among several others.
The judge's table was similarly staffed, with DCMH Director of Community Relations David Fry, DCMH Vice President of Support Services Robin Meyer, Greensburg Community Schools Superintendent Tom Hunter and Decatur County Sheriff Greg Allen.
Co-organizer Diana Robbins told the Daily News that she knew the event would be great fun, but that it nonetheless exceeded expectations.
"We're already planning next year's event," she said. "We've already got a couple dancers signed up. Everyone's very enthusiastic about doing it again."
Both Robbins and Miller and Henningsen and Simpson received perfect scores of 40 from the judges for their routines, leading to a dance off.
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In 2008, the University of Victoria approved revisions to our Counselling Psychology program requirements in order to comply with the accreditation standards of the Canadian Counselling Association's Council on Accreditation of Counsellor Education Programs (CACEP).
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The Council on Accreditation of Counsellor Education Programs (CACEP) is a body empowered by the Canadian Counselling Association (CCA) CACEP to review and grant "accredited status" to counsellor education programs in Canada. The Council has outlined the required course content, practicum, and supervision experiences that counsellor education programs must provide to students in order to meet the standards of a professionally trained counsellor, as approved by the Canadian Counselling Association.
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This is from another forum, but I got a kick out of it and thought I'd share.
A guy is going on a fishing trip out of town. His wife, a suspicious type, packs his clothes for him and he is good to go. He loads up his fishing gear into the truck comes back inside kisses his wife goodbye, grabs the bag of clothes she has packed and says, "See you in a couple of days". He gets back from his trip comes through the door, "Hi honey I'm home". She asks about how the fishing was and he goes on and on about how he caught the fish. Where he caught them,how he caught them, what lures he caught them on. After he is done covering his trail he remembers one thing that she forgot to pack. "Honey you forgot to pack my under wear". No, I certainly did not," she replies. "Yes you did," he says. She pauses, looks him in the eye and says, "You should have checked you tackle box!"
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England's Andy Carroll scores the first goal of the Euro 2012 game against Sweden at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, Ukraine
England fans have celebrated into the early hours after a thrilling victory against Sweden at Euro 2012.
The Three Lions looked set for defeat when they trailed 2-1 in the second half.
But they fought back to claim a 3-2 victory which left their supporters delighted as they poured out of the Olympic Stadium at midnight local time.
Joe Hankinson, 40, from Bolton, said: "I never lost hope even when we were losing. It felt brilliant when the winning goal went in. What a belting game."
Manchester United fan Dave Oss, who wore an England wig for the game, said he was "jumping up and down in shock" when Danny Welbeck flicked in the decisive goal.
His friend, Gary Nash, 53, added: "We don't seem to score three goals very often. It was a fantastic occasion."
Around 5,000 England fans filled one corner of the stadium, but they were vastly outnumbered by yellow-shirted Sweden fans.
The 20,000 supporters from Scandinavia were in full voice when victory was in their grasp, but they fell silent as England claimed all three points.
Chants of "we're not going home!" rang out as Three Lions fans packed city centre bars for the post-match celebrations.
Some fans endured a 450-mile journey from England's first game in Donetsk to Kiev, while others arrived in Ukraine after taking charter flights from the UK.


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Is a Longer Car Loan Really More Expensive?
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- In the old days, you haggled a price for a car, handed over your down payment and took out a loan for the rest -- usually for somewhere between 24 and 48 months. But now the average loan term exceeds five years -- 64 months, according to Experian, the credit-rating company.
It's the longest average since 2008, and it means many borrowers are paying more for their cars than they have to, in the form of extra interest costs. Some borrowers borrow for six years, even seven.
On the other hand, interest rates are so low that the extra cost isn't all that bad, making the long-term loan a reasonable option for those who want to keep as much ready cash as they can.
Why the affection for long-term loans? Simple: the monthly payments are lower because the principal portion of the payment is spread out further. The economic problems and job worries of the past few years have made borrowers reluctant to take on big payments, even if that saves money in the long run.Big payments for purchases are especially unappealing compared to the much lower payments on leases. And, of course, lenders are happy to push long-term loans because interest rates are higher and the payments just keep coming, and coming and coming. The BankingMyWay Auto Loan Calculator shows the cost of two $25,000 loans, assuming no other items like fees or taxes, and no turn-in vehicle. A 36-month loan at the current average rate of 3.858% would cost a hefty $737 a month. A 60-month loan at 4.55% would cost $459 a month, a lot less despite the higher rate. While that lower payment is appealing, the 60-month loan could incur total interest charges of $2,998, the 36-month loan just $1,515 -- $1,483 less. On a purely financial basis, the shorter loan term makes sense. The exception would be a buyer who can take the long-term loan and invest the monthly savings at a fat return. But in the broader context of real life, the longer loan can be a good move. The smaller monthly payment can produce a lot of peace of mind if the borrower worries about a drop in income. Spread out over the years the extra cost of the long-term loan doesn't seem so bad, so maybe all these buyers taking out loans for five or more years are on to something. But it won't always be so. If interest rate were higher, as they usually are, adding years of interest payments could add thousands to the cost of a car. --By Jeff Brown More on auto loans:
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Methuen — Doris T. Bragg, 85, of Methuen died on Thursday February 14, 2013 at Holy Family Hospital, Methuen. Doris was born, raised and educated in Laconia, New Hampshire and has lived in Methuen for many years. She was a member of the former, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Methuen and is presently a member of St Monica Parish, Methuen. She worked at ITT, Lawrence and retired from The IRS, Andover. Doris enjoyed visits to family and friends in The Lakes Region. She enjoyed shopping and old time classic movies. Doris was a religious person and was very dedicated to praying novenas for her family and friends.
The daughter of the late, William Sr. and Flora Martel, her family members include her sons, Frank and his wife, Kathy Bragg and Stephen and his wife, Marilyn Bragg both of Methuen and her brother, William and his wife, Helen Martel of Gilford, NH and her sisters, Antoinette and her husband, Donald Cox of Tilton, NH and Lenore and her husband, Larry Ash of Connecticut. She also leaves, 5 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews and her former husband, Francis D. Bragg, Sr. of Arizona. Doris was pre-deceased by her brother Gerard Martel.
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rira wrote:just a quick question acousticer, have you ever spoken to you guidance counsellor ... even the most pathetic should have told you the difference between level 7 and 8 ... never mind second choice courses that might suit you ... as would qualifax ... or reading some of the older posts here
reddy wrote:Do the full amount of research about other schools in England/ Scotland - Liverpool and the Mac in Glasgow seem popular with Irish students. Don't forget Belfast as well.
I think the Architectural Technology route is a totally legitimate one and some of the people I know who came through this way are really talented architects who really know their stuff.
There's always alternative routes so try not to be discouraged. Plus the points will surely come down given that the architecture profession has taken such a battering recently.


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From Olga Ospina:
One day after the blaze at the historic Elks Lodge in San
Pedro, fire officials confirm it was an act of arson. Fire Chief Featherstone
stating at a news conference this afternoon, the blaze was intentionally set.
Fire Investigators are working with the LAPD, continuing to look into Tuesday
morning's fire. Fortunately no one was killed or hurt, but the fire chief
promised the arsonist will be brought to justice.
Also present at today's news conference was councilmember
Joe Buscaino, an Elk member himself. He expressed outrage over the fire calling
it a huge loss for the San Pedro community. To whoever is behind this: he said
the coward will be hunted down and arrested. The San Pedro community will not
put up with this. The councilman calling it a huge loss for the community, but
promised they will rebuild the iconic institution and bring it into a new era.
Mr. Buscaino plans on asking city council to put up a
reward to help find the person or persons responsible for the destruction of
this landmark.
With almost four million people living in Los Angeles, it's often hard to find that "community spirit; that sense of knowing not only your neighbor, but the banker and the butcher. You know, that small town feeling.
Many like it that way. Others, like me, wish they could have the best of two worlds - that small town feeling in the big city. And that's exactly what it felt like today at the San Pedro Elks Lodge. Sadly, the lodge burned down this morning in a massive fire that took 100 LA City firefighters two hours to put out. And in those two hours, decades of work, charity, history and memories went up in flames.
"I want to cry", James Dimon, one of the lodge's trustees told me. "I've been volunteering here for more than 20 years and now it's gone." The fire raged thru the almost 34 thousand square foot center, an iconic building in San Pedro, which sits high on the hillside. On a clear day, you can see as far as your imagination will let you - yes, the view is that good - but today, the thick black smoke covers the sky for miles around.
It's as dark as the mood of all the people who keep arriving here. Some tell me they are members. Others, live in the area and wanted to see for themselves if it was true. Did the lodge burn down? It seems everyone has been to some kind of an event here. Weddings, banquets, brunches, even a funeral reception, or two.
Even some of the firefighters who helped put the fire out, I was told, were members. While others on the front lines had attended some event here. And that's where the small town feeling comes in. They're worried. They're crying. And they're mad. That's because on Sunday there was another fire here. A much smaller grass and rubbish fire right behind the lodge.
It was 6:33 in the morning, LA City Fire told me, and no one knows how it started. Two fires in two days are two fires too many, says Jose Chavez, the lodge's Exalted Ruler who thinks both fires were started on purpose. "We're talking arson", he tells me. But who would want to hurt the Elks? The benevolent Elks? Seriously? And who would burn down the building where the scouts meet? "Someone had it in for us. People are sick.", says Chavez who has shared his information - and he says he does have specific information - with the fire department.
As arson investigators combed through the ashes for clues and firefighters made sure there were no more hotspots in what's left of the building built in 1967, suddenly there was an audible gasp. And then came the tears.
Firefighters had saved a room that held one of Lodge 966's most prized possessions, it's Holy Bible, originally printed in 1905. Everyone gather's round to take a look, murmuring questions of concern for the bible's delicate pages. But it wasn't damaged. Much like the spirit of those who proudly belong to the Elks Lodge... and the many others who may not be members but have made many a memory here. "We will rebuild.", says Chavez. "The building may be gone, but our spirit is alive and well."
(FOX 11 / CNS) A greater-alarm fire that may have been set deliberately destroyed most of an Elks Lodge in San Pedro early today.
The fire, atop a hill overlooking San Pedro Harbor, was fought for almost two hours by 27 Los Angeles Fire Department companies before being knocked down around 4:45 a.m., LAFD Captain Steve Ruda said.
Ruda said the 35,000-square-foot two-story structure was destroyed, with the exception of its auditorium.
Recent brush-clearing on the hillside and the defensive efforts of firefighters prevented nearby houses from catching fire. Ruda said a smaller was reported to have been extinguished outside the building early Sunday morning. "It looks like it was intentional,'' Ruda said of the Sunday fire.
"That information about last Sunday's fire will come into play this morning.'' The lodge was built on an 11-acre hilltop site in 1967 at a cost of $648,000. Its fittings included chandeliers and stained glass windows from the original lodge, which was built in 1911.
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Want to catch a movie this weekend? Here is Patch's roundup of movies playing at theaters in the Minnetonka area, including AMC Eden Prairie Mall 18, Mann St. Louis Park Cinema 6 and Kerasotes Showplace Icon Theatre at West End.
New this weekend:
One sentence plot: Parker (Jason Statham) is a professional thief who lives by a personal code of ethics: Don't steal from people who can't afford it and don't hurt people who don't deserve it.
Moviefone viewer score: 85
"How does Hackford fall so far off the rails with the pedestrian crime thriller Parker, based on the 19th book in the Parker series by the late Donald E. Westlake (no slouch himself, with scripting credits on The Grifters and The Stepfather)? For starters, Westlake didn't pen this script, and the John J. McLaughlin screenplay is a mess, both highly ludicrous and predictable. McLaughlin – yeah, the same dude who wrote Black Swan and the recent Hitchcock — really treads in the shallow end of the gene pool here." Montreal Gazzette. Full review
"'Parker' plays like the bloodiest promotional video ever made for Palm Beach tourism. Stabbings, explosions and furniture-smashing brawls occur at some of the ritziest (and name-checked) locations within the sun-splashed, pastel-soaked slab of Florida opulence. Kinda gives a whole new meaning to the idea of The Breakers." Star Tribune. Full review
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
One sentence plot: After getting a taste for blood as children, Hansel (Renner) and Gretel (Arterton) have become the ultimate vigilantes, hell bent on retribution.
Moviefone viewer score: 91
"High-concept pitch or no, the movie doesn't really work. They were shooting for sort of a witch-hunting 'Zombieland,' an F-bomb-riddled 'Van Helsing' packed with comical anachronisms — a Bavarian forest past with witch trials, pump shotguns and primitive Tasers, where bottles of milk have woodcut pictures of 'missing children' on the labels." Norfolk Daily News. Full review
"In the 3D Witch Hunters, the kids were taken into the woods and left on their own by their father. They stumble into a candy-covered witch house, are taken prisoner and when they figure a way out of their fix - working as a team - they've found their calling. They'll track, shoot, stab, behead and burn witches. Whatever it takes." The Age. Full review
"Even though their skillsets are essentially limited to finding and killing witches, Hansel and Gretel decide to rescue the children themselves. Really, the film should have been called Hansel and Gretel: Occasional Child Recoverers, but that doesn't scan so well. So, who could have abducted the children? A witch?" The Guardian. Full review
Other movies in theaters:
One sentence plot: Guillermo del Toro presents 'Mama', a supernatural thriller that tells the haunting tale of two little girls who disappeared into the woods the day that their parents were killed.
Moviefone viewer score: 84
"What's under the bed? Who's behind that door? What's making those vaguely satanic noises? These and other thought-provoking questions are entertained in Mama, a visually polished but overly repetitive chiller." Variety. Full Review
"It never hits the high notes of Mr. del Toro's own films or successfully weaves between reality and fantasy as it should." New York Observer. Full Review
"Nothing in the movie is quite original, yet Muschietti, expanding his original short, knows how to stage a rip-off with frightening verve." Entertainment Weekly. Full Review
Do you plan on seeing this movie? Please tell us what you thought in the comments below.
Broken City
One sentence plot: The mayor of New York City hires a disgraced ex-cop to identify his wife's lover, setting into motion a scandalous series of events in this post-noir thriller from director Albert Hughes.
Moviefone viewer score: 91
"'Broken City' is an evocative and over-ambitious title for a so-so political potboiler that wants to be a gritty, expansive epic of moral and urban decay." Variety. Full review.
"Broken City tells a sordid tale of big city corruption that would have made for a fine film noir sixty years ago but feels rather contrived and unbelievable in the setting of contemporary New York... It's never really convincing that the characters would do some of the far-fetched things required of them by the script, resulting in a sense of detachment that is never helpful for a thriller." The Hollywood Reporter. Full review.
Do you plan on seeing this movie? Please tell us what you thought in the comments below.
Gangster Squad
One sentence plot: Ruthless, Brooklyn-born mob king Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) runs the show in this town, reaping the ill-gotten gains from the drugs, the guns, the prostitutes and--if he has his way--every wire bet placed west of Chicago.
Moviefone viewer score: 90
Moviefone critic score: 43
"The cops play things as dirty as the crooks in Gangster Squad, an impressively pulpy underworld-plunger that embellishes on a 1949 showdown between a dedicated team of LAPD officers and Mob-connected Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) for control of the city." Variety. Full Review.
"Made up of synthetics rather than whole cloth, this lurid concoction superficially gets by thanks to a strong cast and jazzy period detail, but its cartoonish contrivances fail to convince and lack any of the depth, feeling or atmosphere of genre stand-bearers like 'L.A. Confidential.'" The Hollywood Reporter. Full Review.
"Despite the unrelenting action and the terrific cast, Gangster Squad comes up more scattered than successful." Austin Chronicle. Full Review.
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Zero Dark Thirty
One sentence plot: The filmmaking duo behind The Hurt Locker (Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal) takes on the hunt for -- and the killing of -- Osama bin Laden in this Annapurna Pictures production that tracks SEAL Team Six, the special-ops team who eventually brought down the terrorist leader.
Moviefone viewer score: 63
Moviefone critic score: 95
"Telling a nearly three-hour story with an ending everyone knows, Bigelow and Boal have managed to craft one of the most intense and intellectually challenging films of the year." The Guardian. Full Review.
"Like the fictional Clarice Starling in 'The Silence of the Lambs,' Maya is a consummate professional who brilliantly performs her job in an often hostile work environment." New York Post. Full Review.
"A monumental achievement that documents a coordinated and complicated response to a monumental tragedy." Philadelphia Enquirer. Full Review.
Do you plan on seeing this movie? Please tell us what you thought in the comments below.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
One sentence plot: 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.
Moviefone viewer score: 72 percent
Moviefone critic score: 58
"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." Total Film. Full Review.
"A mesmerizing study in excess, Peter Jackson and company's long-awaited prequel to the Lord of the Rings saga is bursting with surplus characters, wall-to-wall special effects, unapologetically drawn-out story tangents and double the frame rate (48 over 24) of the average movie." Time Out New York. Full Review.
"I'm holding the filmmaker responsible for getting us all back again - to feelings of excitement and delight. Vital as they are, Gollum and Bilbo can only do so much to keep us enchanted. Is Jackson able to sustain the magic in two more installments? I peer into Tolkien's Misty Mountains and embrace the journey." Entertainment Weekly.
Full Review.
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Django Unchained
One sentence plot: Set in the South two years before the Civil War, Django Unchained stars Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx as Django, a slave who forms an unlikely partnership with German-born bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz.
Moviefone viewer score: 73
Moviefone critic score: 80
"A sharp shock of a film in an Awards season very full of movies so noble they become immobile. It's wildly unlikely to get much love from the Academy, and that's fine-bluntly, it's too good for them. With its bloody stew of history and hysteria, action taken from movies and atrocities taken from fact, Django isn't just a movie only America could make-it's also a movie only America needs to." Boxoffice Magazine. Full Review.
"Exactly what you might expect from the fearless, controversial director of "Pulp Fiction" - it's overlong, raunchy, shocking, grim, exaggerated, self-indulgently over-the-top and so politically incorrect it demands a new definition of the term. It is also bold, original, mesmerizing, stylish and one hell of a piece of entertainment." Rex Reed of New York Observer. Full Review.
"Django Unchained also has the pure, almost meaningless excitement which I found sorely lacking in Tarantino's previous film, Inglourious Basterds, with its misfiring spaghetti-Nazi trope and boring plot. I can only say Django delivers, wholesale, that particular narcotic and delirious pleasure that Tarantino still knows how to confect in the cinema, something to do with the manipulation of surfaces. It's as unwholesome, deplorable and delicious as a forbidden cigarette." Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian. Full Review.
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Les Miserables
One sentence plot: Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Miserables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption, in a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit.
Moviefone viewer score: 81
Moviefone critic score: 63
"Stirring and striking, Hooper's epic musical won't be wanting for awards and plaudits. Danny Cohen's cinematography is stunning and Hathaway's Oscar is guaranteed." Neil Smith of Total Film. Full Review.
"Russell Crowe's pained vocal stylings (they sound more like barks) as relentless Inspector Javert can be forgiven after hearing Hugh Jackman's old-pro fluidity in the central role of Jean Valjean, hiding a criminal past." Joshua Rothkopf of Time Out New York. Full Review.
"Fortunately, this sprawling epic is well-anchored. There cannot be a better big-screen showman than Jackman." Elizabeth Weitzman of New York Daily News. Full Review.
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This is 40
One sentence plot: Five years after writer/director Judd Apatow introduced us to Pete and Debbie in 'Knocked Up', Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann reprise their roles as a husband and wife both approaching a milestone meltdown in 'This Is 40', an unfiltered, comedic look inside the life of an American family.
Moviefone viewer score: 53
Moviefone critic score: 58
"This Is 40 isn't always hilarious, but it's ticklishly honest and droll about all the things being a parent can do to a relationship. And why it's still worth it." Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly. Full Review.
"Judd Apatow's instincts have rarely been sharper, wiser or more relatable than in This Is 40, an acutely perceptive, emotionally generous laffer about the joys and frustrations of marriage and middle age." Justin Chang of Variety. Full Review.
"In short, This Is 40, in tried and true Apatowian style, mixes weighty issues about intimacy and cohabitation with astute and smart-alecky pop culture references, crude bathroom jokes, stoner riffs, boob ogling, and existential angst." Steven Rea of Philadelphia Inquirer. Full Review.
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Jack Reacher
One sentence plot: The Usual Suspects' Christopher McQuarrie brings Lee Child's Jack Reacher character to the big screen with this Paramount Pictures release starring Tom Cruise as the lone-wolf investigator on the hunt for a murderous sniper.
Moviefone viewer score: 65
Moviefone critic score: 49
"In terms of pure pop entertainment value, you'll be hard-pressed to find a more smartly constructed, beautifully shot, pulse-pounding movie this holiday season." Drew Taylor of The Playlist. Full Review.
"A superior thriller, with Cruise and McQuarrie slotting together like a bullet in a clip. Like Reacher on the firing range, the aim isn't always true – but the misses are fractional." James Mottram of Total Film. Full Review.
"Tom Cruise is in fine form as mysterious tough guy Jack Reacher finally reaches the big screen." Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter. Full Review
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PARKSTON, S.D. (AP) - A man has been charged in an armed standoff with police in Parkston.
Authorities say 18-year-old Nicholas Heisinger barricaded himself in an apartment early Saturday morning and held police at bay for about two hours. He eventually left the apartment unarmed and was arrested without incident.
Heisinger is charged with simple assault on a law enforcement officer and obstructing law enforcement.
Police say they don't believe Heisinger lived in the building, but the suspect knew the occupant, who was in the apartment at the time. The resident reportedly left unharmed after about 45 minutes.
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