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Black Bass Hotel
- Address:
3774 River Road (Route 32)
Lumberville, PA 18933Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
InternationalPrice: $31 to $50
Black Bass Hotel
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.blackbasshotel.com/
- Phone: (215) 297-9260
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 7:30am - 9:30am
Lunch: Daily with the execption of Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Sunday Brunch: 11:00am - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: John Barrett
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Black Bass Hotel can accommodate private parties for 6 to 60+. Our Private Dining Room can seat 12-14. The Private Dining Room is exquisitely outfitted with custom furnishings & a spectacular view of the Delaware River. Your event is sure to be a hit when held at the internationally-renowned Black Bass Hotel!
- Private Party Contact: Lisa Kaleda 2152979260
- Special Events: Having a special event? Our Canal Room provides the perfect venue. With its own cozy tavern, this private space overlooks the Delaware River through a wall of glass opening on to our outdoor patio. Please call us for more information. *50-80 guests
A word from Black Bass Hotel
The Black Bass Hotel offers a variety of delicious dining options. The Restaurant, with a breathtaking view of the Delaware River, is open Monday through Sunday. Guests can dine al fresco, weather permitting, on The River Deck, situated along the scenic Delaware River. Come enjoy everything from Breakfast to Lunch to Dinner, as well as our fabulous Sunday Brunch!Continued
Whether you are dining in The Restaurant, outside on The River Deck, enjoying coffee or a cocktail in the comfortable Lantern Lounge, or having a relaxing meal in The Tavern, we're confident you will find the food and the surroundings to be to your liking.
The Black Bass is the perfect charming Bucks County setting to enjoy a fine dining experience, more casual fare in our Tavern or a luxurious weekend stay in one of in our of our amazing Suites. Please call for dinner parties of 5 or larger.
Whether you are dining in The Restaurant, outside on The River Deck, enjoying coffee or a cocktail in the comfortable Lantern Lounge, or having a relaxing meal in The Tavern, we're confident you will find the food and the surroundings to be to your liking.
The Black Bass is the perfect charming Bucks County setting to enjoy a fine dining experience, more casual fare in our Tavern or a luxurious weekend stay in one of in our of our amazing Suites. Please call for dinner parties of 5 or larger.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
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Black Bass Hotel reviews from OpenTable diners
153 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (127)special occasion (92)great for outdoor dining (91)romantic (82)fit for foodies (47)neighborhood gem (41)great for brunch (35)great for lunch (32)notable wine list (24)good for groups (16)late-night find (6)hot spot (4)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Wonderful ExperienceMimiDined on 8/31/2014Wonderful food, great service and the ambiance is classy and romantic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delaware gemTomMartyVIPDined on 8/30/2014Beautiful country inn with scenic views of the Delaware the length of the interior restaurant. Service could be better but overall the experience is worth the trip.Special Features:
- Room with a ViewOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014Lovely spot and the food and service are always good. It would be great if the menu varied a bit more but always a solid choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JbigaDined on 8/26/2014One of the best fillet Mignon I ever had!! Really good service.Special Features:
- SPECIAL ANNIVERSARYGATORDined on 8/26/2014The food was some of the best I ever had, the service is the best I ever had my waiter Kenneth made the night very special .Special Features:
- Great meal in a lovely settingOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/25/2014Worth the trip to this unique destination, especially on a lovely summer evening for patio dining. Enjoyed a wonderful meal with friendly attentive service, wine list offers great selection. Will definitely recommend to friends.Special Features:
- fantasticTrexDined on 8/22/2014We loved the ambiance of this place. Views of the river and shore line are pleasant and romantic. The specials of the night (soft shell crabs and 20 oz ribeye) were cooked to perfection. The wine list contains many great bottles that cannot be found in all area restaurants. I cannot wait to go back to dine outside on the deck.Special Features:
- Just Fantastic.....OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/21/2014A vanguard among all the fantastic Inn restaurants along the canals and networks of waterways that helped New England thrive in the early days of the our nation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful as alwaysBwitchDined on 8/18/2014Another lovely dinner at the Black Bass Hotel. It never disappoints. We are now dining there weekly as look forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- A very special placetravelingdinerDined on 8/10/2014What a beautiful place for a superb meal! We had a lovely view of the river from our table on a perfect summer night. The food, from the roasted corn chowder to the scallops with summer succotash to the homemade cheesecake ice cream was to die for! The service was friendly and very professional (such attention to detail!) I will keep this place on a short list of favorite restaurants.Special Features:
- Great AnniversarysararaydineDined on 8/10/2014Food was great, had a beautiful view of the river. Will go back again soon.Special Features:
- wonderful viewsBRUNCHDined on 8/9/2014The hostess was super; she appeared to hold it together for the entire staff. A little disappointed in the food but everything was greatSpecial Features:
- Black Bass Hotel Dining al frescoIngaDined on 8/8/2014I requested a table outside when I reserved thru Open Table. The disinterested hostess seated us inside, elbow-to-elbow with a foursome. She moved us when we asked: there was plenty of room outside. Service was great - almost TOO fast. We were finished in an hour! Cappuccino was awful- the wonderful server quickly replaced it- the 2nd cup was no better. While the outside seating was calm & beautiful, when we left we went back inside to total bedlam: crowded and noisy. Good for business, but not for us. When I got home I was disappointed to see that the busboy only boxed my strip steak, not the potatoes & awesome creamed spinach. But I'd go back for the setting & the food. Scallops were delicious. And the valet was efficient & polite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Satisfying ExperienceSusanG1Dined on 8/8/2014We loved the Black Bass from the friendly valet parking attendant to the fantastic lavender creme brulee! Excellent entrees with wonderful presentation: we had the scallops and the duck, both tantalizing. Perfect wait staff made the experience complete.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Business or PleasureFrequentravelerVIPDined on 8/7/2014The Black Bass is a great place to mix business and pleasure. The ambience is relaxed and relaxing, especially when you start dinner while the daylight still highlights the scenic view of the Delaware River. The food is consistently good. The seafood dishes are highly recommended. Expect specials that make choosing from an already impressive menu even more challenging.Special Features:
- Watch Your BillBroadwayDinerVIPDined on 8/7/2014One of the members of our party was charged for the whole bill, although others paid separate bills for their fare. Waiter actually debited her card twice. Took two days to resolve with bank and restaurant.
- Great dining on the riverGad1800Dined on 8/2/2014Our dinner at Black Bass was delicious. Lovely view and beautiful historical Bucks county location.Special Features:
- AnneVIPDined on 7/30/2014Our experience at the Black Bass was perfect from the moment we stepped through the front door. We were treated as if we were old friends gathering at ones home. The service was excellent, the view of the river was perfect as we dined outdoors, and Mr. Ross welcomed us so warmly. He is quite the story teller about the Inn and just makes everyone feel so welcome and like an old friend. Our meal was done perfectly, everything arrived at the same time and my dining companions had an exceptional evening. The evening special of a whole fish was delicious, as were the scallop entre and the steak. I would hope everyone would be able to dine here to enjoy a lovely evening with friends or family. Thank you so much Mr. Ross.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food with a viewOpus125Dined on 7/27/2014We haven't been to the Black Bass Hotel in years. We went for the champagne brunch mainly for the view of the Delaware River. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food and the attentive service. The staff was as good as the food with friendly suggestions. This will be our new "go to" place for brunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!Newjerseynana5Dined on 7/26/2014as always, food consistenly good, service good, atmosphere on the patio wonderful the bartender makes a great manhattanSpecial Features:
- Nice viewsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/25/2014I booked a reservation for a nice evening out to celebrate an anniversary with my wife and was told that we could sit inside or outside on the deck. When we arrived on time and I was told that we would have to wait an additional hour or more to sit out on the deck so we opted to sit inside on a beautiful night. Our Appetizers were very good, recommend the calamari. Another round of drinks delayed the waitress joked that she keeps forgetting us. My wife ordered soft shell crabs and they were very good. I ordered a strip steak and it was just okay. We were really excited to splurge a little and enjoy a nice night out, my wife and I had a great time despite the lack of service and so-so food. Sad to say that we will not be back anytime soon.Special Features:
- Great tucked away gemAnnieDined on 7/21/2014With its position on the Delaware River, the ambience is amazing. The service is also excellent. They accommodated my many food sensitivities with grace and imagination. I usually just take out what I can't eat. The kitchen mad substation suggestions and it was great. It was a great anniversary dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great view and food...StevieLynCDined on 7/20/2014Sundays champagne brunch is always great along with the service. Sitting outside with views if the river is gorgeous. They have umbrellas at every table so you're not uncomfortable sitting in the sun. They are pretty good about refilling our champagne it's part of the Sunday brunch. Will return next weekend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bike to brunchRotwangDined on 7/20/2014A lovely brunch, the staff was wholly tolerant of the fact that we biked to the Inn from up the Delaware canal path and arrived a little wind blown and bespattered. The waitress was personable and attentive and unstinting with the champagne. The menu was an interesting divergence from the usual brunch fare, well prepared and beautifully presented. The views of the Delaware from the main dining room are expansive and you get some interesting people watching following the foot traffic over the bridge to Bull Island.Special Features:
- Worth the waitMarybnjDined on 7/19/2014Our reservation must have been lost because it took almost an hour to get our table. We spent the time at the bar which was enjoyable but it seemed lots of other diners got their table long before we did. However the wait was worth it and our dinners were wonderful! Lovely evening.Special Features:
- Times have changedSagie78Dined on 7/18/2014The signature dish, Charleston meeting street crabmeat has remained on the menu through thick and this at this historic venue. It gets smaller and smaller and the cognac ratio has diminished. Our server was a lovely woman. The management....not so much. Lunch for two with cocktails and tip was $170. Yet were were bum rushed out because a large group was coming in. (Not even a complimentary dessert or drink at the bar was offered). The view is bliss; it's extremely overpriced for the quality and quantity of the food. I can almost accept that, but not the bum's rush.Special Features:
- OutstandingScarletteDined on 7/15/2014We arrived early so we went to the bar for a drink. Vicki, the bartender, was sweet and sociable. At dinner we were seated right along the large windows overlooking the Delaware. It was beautiful. We had empanadas and the firecracker shrimp for appetizers. They were both good, but the sauce that comes with the empanadas was RIDICULOUS. I do not know what was in it, it tasted of a guacamole/cilantro combination, and we slathered it on the empanadas. Yum. For dinner, we ordered the scallops (which were HUGE and delicious), and the Charleston Meeting Street Crab. O - M - G. We were giggling as we were eating it because it was just.so.good. Oh and a side of crispy grits! AMAZING! Best birthday dinner ever. Definitely will be back. Soon!Special Features:
- Lavender Ladies2LavenderLadiesDined on 7/14/2014We chose Black Bass for our wedding luncheon. The service was superior: our waitress, Zoe, was attentive, informed, responsive to all of our questions, and most supportive of the joyousness of our occasion. Zoe definitely added to the pleasure of our Black Bass experience. Also figuring in our choice was the need for a gluten free menu. The cake you provided was superb; the range of choices for gluten free was excellent. Our only concern was that French fries offered on gluten free were not (Zoe checked for us) Gluten free. The Black Bass setting and ambiance are, of course, extraordinary. A wonderful experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Dinner at the Black BassWoodpeckerDined on 7/12/2014I took my wife to celebrate our 34th anniversary and we were not disappointed. While at a window table overlooking the Delaware River we thoroughly relished the chateaubriand for two. OK the rolls were a little dry and the beer list limited but all was forgiven when we dug into the perfectly cooked beef covered with abundant chunks of crab in Bernaise sauce.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hold the salteatzRusDined on 7/11/2014Dinner tasted wonderful: Crabcakes, excellent squid appetisers, Tuna and Barramundi main course. But we both spent the entire night getting up repeatedly to drink water to hydrate after consuming much too much salt. The view of the river is unbeatableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DISAPPOINTEDDined on 7/11/2014WAITRESS LEFT ALOT TO BE DESIRED, SOMETHING YOU WOULD EXPECT IN A DINNER. PORTIONS WERE VERY SMALL , SALAD AND ENTREE, FOR WHAT YOU WERE PAYING. WE PURCHASED OUR LEXUS FROM THE OWNER OF THE BLACK BASS AND HAVE RECEIVED EXCELLENT SERVICE, BUT WERE QUITE DISAPPOINTED WHEN IT CAME TO THE BLACK BASS. WE WERE ESPECIALLY DISAPPOINTED SINCE WE CHOOSE THE BLACK BASS TO CELEBRATE OUR 50 TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY .Special Features:
- Expectations exceededDiningdivaDined on 7/9/2014We went for the view but will go back for the delicious food. A well rounded, interesting menu and an accommodating talented kitchen surprised my father and I who are touring the Delaware River Restaurants. The fish was perfect. The salad was fresh and interesting without being trendy. The cold soup was refreshing and onion soup sublime. The desserts were irresistible. While we spent a pretty penny we could have managed a delightful lunch or dinner at a reasonable expense by having less. However, we would have missed the best meal we have found along the Delaware.Special Features:
- ExcellentwineanddineVIPDined on 7/7/2014The chilled cucumber soup with Cajun spices was a great way to start off a meal. I've been here many times before, but this was the first time that I had the Charlestown Meeting House crab. I'm so glad that I did; it was an excellent choice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rolling on the riverJvenesqVIPDined on 7/5/2014Food, ambience, service exceptional . When a resturant can deliver a great experience even when short handed and extremely busy the entire staff should be commended thank youSpecial Features:
- OutstandingRwdiveosoDined on 7/3/2014Creative menu that changes seasonally. Outstanding food. Reasonably priced for the caliber of food, location and ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great4foodlovetoeatoutVIPDined on 7/2/2014Today we went to the Tavern to try that menu and also the locals menu which is a three course menu for $32.50. From the Tavern menu I had the Rum/Molasas painted salmon with sweet potato fries. From the Locals menu we had the Butter Lettuce and avacato salad. Then we had the 10oz NY Strip Steak and finally the awesome carrot cake. Those three items were just $32.50 What a bargin. Vickie was our server and couldn't have been more helpful and a delight for us to have her take care of us.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Scenic and good foodRoseDined on 7/1/2014Several great specials that night. Ceasar salad was substantial and not overpowered with dressing. View of the Delaware River was very refreshing and made for a wonderful casual evening. The upside down crab and lobster chunks with mango appetizer was delightful and filling and hit the spot on a warm summer evening. There is outside seating on the terrace but was not aware until after seated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelyMaryDined on 6/29/2014We had a lovely brunch on the Delaware. I had very good shrimp and grits which I would rarely have outside of the south. My partners had steak and eggs which were cooked to their specifications. The meal included appetizer, granola and yogurt, and dessert. I highly recommend.Special Features:
- Amazing Brunch!Eljoy224Dined on 6/29/2014I can't begin to say how pleased I was with the Black Bass! I took the family here to celebrate my husbands bday and we loved the food, service, and had an amazing view of the Delaware. Not only did all the staff wish my hubby a Happy Bday but they gave him a card and a box of chocolates. If you are looking for a special place to go the Black Bass is perfect! The 3 course meal is so wonderful! I had steak and eggs and the scones are freshly baked! I give this experience an A+! Thank you so much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Living well is the best revengescotchontherocksVIPDined on 6/28/2014Long story but I was given a dinner for two by my boss as an apology. It was sweet revenge, from the spinach salad to the pastrami spring rolls to the lamb in mint jalapeño sauce to the homemade cinnamon chocolate chip ice cream. Top it off with a romantic walk across the Delaware River on the pedestrian bridge.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Hottenroth Berliner Weisse - The Bruery
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Ratings: 1,259 | Reviews: 403 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Schmaltzy:
3.78/5 rDev -6.7%
On tap at Reserve Society Event, poured into wine tasting glass.
A- 2+ fingers of nice pillowy foam which quickly fell leaving clumps of lacing. Beer was a light yeallow color and mostly clear with a little hazy wheat to it.
S- Loads of Lemon with some green apples the only sweetness seems to come from the bready yeast and wheat.
T- Similar to the smell, sour lemon and apple with nice wheat and barnyard flavors finishes with a light pepper flavor. Very light.
M- Very light beer, at 3% alcohol, nice carbonation throughout and thin almost watery.
D- Pretty easy to drink and at 3% alcohol it is a definate session beer and a replacement to any light beer out on the market. You can mix this with different flavored syrups and make it taste even better also, just very easy drinking.
01-20-2010 18:01:26 | More by Schmaltzy
More User Reviews:
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
Big thanks to cocoapuph for sending me a few of these, as well as a few other Berliners! Hottenroth comes out looking pale like Kristin Stewart; pale-straw with light, yellow tints at the edges. The beer cloudy as hell - so cloudy, in fact, that it's 100% opaque... Strange to see for such a light-hued brew. The white head fizzles down quickly, but surprisingly lasts as a two millimeter thick skin for quite a while.
Very soft aroma with quite a bit of stuff going on for such a light brew; lemon zest, dry fabric, light barnyard funk, earth and dirt, weedy hops, grass, and a mild, zesty tartness that rushes through the entire profile. Smells quite nice for a Berliner. I would like to appreciate a bit more tart fruit, but the heavily hopped aspect is certainly a nice change of pace.
Hottenroth is lightly hoppy and grassy up front; once again, a different take than many Berliners, given the higher-than-normal hop presence, but it's somewhat compelling and pretty damn tasty. A dry, mustiness floats over everything as a light tartness slowly rambles in about midway through; lemon zest, fresh apples and apple skins, and a big grainy and wheat presence in the background.
The Brett is noticeable at first and only gets more powerful with time; wet wood, mild horseblanket, and a damp, cork and cellar-like funk that plays well, hand-in-hand with the lemon tartness. Lightly acidic towards the end, but it doesn't even come close to something that would burn your stomach. Dry, zesty, crisp finish; light-bodied and highly carbonated.
Very, very nice Berliner. Super refreshing and insanely drinkable, but I guess that's pretty expected for the style. A little different than many Berliners in terms of the higher hoppage, but it's not enough to inject unwanted bitterness or distract from the nice, zesty fruits and soft wheat flavors. Very well executed, thanks again to cocoapuph for this. I might be asking him for more pretty soon!
06-14-2013 11:43:59 | More by tectactoe
New York
3.98/5 rDev -1.7%
A: A pale yellow beer with very good clarity. There head is made of thick dense white white foam but dissipates after a minute.
S: A tart, acidic nose with a moderate fruit component of light colored fruit mostly of an apple peel like character and peach. A medium barnyard Brett funk.
T: A medium juicy tartness with light fruit component. There is very little perceived hops bitterness, no flavor hops of note and almost no malt sweetness. The balance is moderately tart. The finish is very dry.
M: A light bodied beer with a medium-strong level of carbonation.
O: A light, crisp, low-alcohol beer with a refreshing sourness. It's not a complex beer but they style is geared for that.
09-16-2013 23:23:40 | More by MadScientist
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-15-2014 23:04:50 | More by CavemanRamblin
4.15/5 rDev +2.5%
Pours a pear juice colored yellow cloud with a short-lived head that's eventually non-existant.
S- Lemony, toasty wet hay, wheaty and lactic, and a touch wild.
The taste has a bracing sourness up front when it's cold, but subsides and smoothes out as it warms. It's crisp and lemony, not very complex, but it doesn't need to be. This is an after work, hot day, slammer. And it does a great job of that.
04-30-2010 03:32:08 | More by brownbeer
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
This beer was split 3 ways from 75cl bottle
It pours a very cloudy very pale straw, one of the lightest colored beers I've seen. A brilliant white head sits above it.
The smell has a ton of lactic sourness. Tart fruit notes like peaches and white grapes are the other dominating aromas. It is really pleasant and so refreshing and tart.
The taste is much like the smell. A huge wave of mouth puckering tart and sourness is the first thing that hit me. Then a ton of white grape and green apple hits me, reminiscent of a Riesling wine that has gone sour.
The body is very light with such a high carbonation which makes this the ultimate summer refreshment. I don't have a huge familiarity with this style but this one hits all the notes for me.
04-28-2010 05:20:23 | More by weatherdog
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-15-2013 18:12:45 | More by Kjanisch7
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
07-26-2013 01:18:04 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-26-2014 16:47:15 | More by Afroman
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
05-23-2013 02:14:28 | More by Callmecoon
4/5 rDev -1.2%
09-13-2013 05:20:50 | More by dgfool
4/5 rDev -1.2%
02-07-2012 01:39:50 | More by TimoP
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
10-21-2013 04:58:19 | More by mverity
Rhode Island
4.81/5 rDev +18.8%
08-08-2014 02:51:37 | More by Doomcifer
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
750 ml pours a crystal clear pale yellow body with a two finger snowwhite head. Seond pour reveals significant haze. Spotty lacing.
Aroma is freshly squeezed lemons with a minor note of wheat malt.
Dry and tart on the palate with an aggressive, but pleasant carbonation.
Taste is fresh lemons with an edge of sour green apples. Light and airy. Just a hint of wheat malt twang. A faint note of must in the finish.
I could drink this all day. Hard to imagine a more drinkable beer. Very well done. I'm going to have to find some woodruff syrup the next time I try this style.
06-19-2010 20:54:40 | More by merlin48
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
06-04-2014 03:23:42 | More by mctizzz
4.28/5 rDev +5.7%
Appearance: cloudy, pale yellow in color, 1 inch head, high carbonation
Smell: lemon, funk, and sugar
Taste: lemon, sour candy, and sugar
Mouthfeel: sour and sweet, high carbonation, light body
Drinkability: Very good for the style and my favorite from the Bruery. I could sip on this all day. Not a starter sour, but more of a medium one. Wish I could find this more easily.
06-07-2010 16:28:34 | More by tigg924
New Jersey
4.13/5 rDev +2%
750 ml bottle poured into Chimay chalice. 2011 vintage.
Appearance - Pours a pale lemon yellow, hazy with an effervescent white head. Head quickly falls to a patchy white cap and then disappears all together.
Smell - Light on smell but what smell is there is fresh. Lemony fresh and grainy wheat. Light and pleasant, perfect for a hot day.
Taste/Mouth - Taste is on line with the smell, light but clean and fresh. Tart up front with a ton of effervescent bubbles on the tongue. Finish leaves you with an ever so slight musty hay flavor. Slightly acidic and fruity keeps things interesting. Refreshing and thin bodied, perfect for these 90 degree days.
Overall - Don't look for this one to blow you away with appearance, smell or taste, but it is fantastic to the style. Perfect thing for a hot day especially with the 3.1% ABV, you can drink these all day if you can afford it. Will definitely buy some more and share them with the non craft crowd, see if I can sway a few.
05-31-2011 23:39:20 | More by Hoops4life511
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
Thanks to Kaiser81 for sending me this bottle as an extra.
This is my first Berlinner Weiss and I was very impressed.
Pours yellow straw color with a white head. The aroma is very tart with some citrus. The flavor is sour wheat, lemon, other citrus and some spices. Very drinkable and a light bodied beer. For 3.1 percent, this beer has a ton of flavor.
12-31-2009 22:39:07 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev -1.2%
04-30-2012 01:56:25 | More by Skye1024
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
07-18-2014 03:15:59 | More by alienlifeforcecube
5/5 rDev +23.5%
11-27-2011 07:44:10 | More by GarrettB714
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
05-16-2014 14:44:44 | More by mrw1zard
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
09-15-2013 18:12:39 | More by xdefeatsy
South Carolina
4/5 rDev -1.2%
06-15-2014 06:07:15 | More by Funky-Brewster
Hottenroth Berliner Weisse from The Bruery
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Leeza Gibbons, former talk-show host and Dancing with the Stars celeb, has a new book out this month that I wish I'd had 10 years ago. It might have changed my life. It's called Take Your Oxygen First: Protecting Your Health and Happiness While Caring for a Loved One with Memory Loss. My mom and I (and other family members) sort of clumsily learned to care for my dad as he suffered advancing confusion, dementia, and weakness from a series of strokes. But we somehow missed the whole idea of taking care of ourselves. Gibbons says this is typical -- and it's why she wanted to write the book after everything she learned from her own experience with her mom's Alzheimer's disease.
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AN interactive play area has been officially opened in an Alresford nursery.
On Friday (July 4) children and parents of Patchwork Day Nursery & Pre-School, based at Perins School, celebrated the launch of the new garden at a farmyard garden party, including a surprise visit from Peppa Pig.
It now features a soil kitchen, extended sand pit, raised planters, stepping stones and a paved area for water play.
Nicola Baxter, manager, said: "We have been looking to develop the nursery garden since the opening of our Pre-School in 2011 where the children enjoy the garden so much. The landscaping of our nursery garden brings this up to the same standard and creates a fantastic space for the little ones to play."
Perins' Event Coordinator, Jamie Lawrence, said: "It's lovely to see the children having such a good time and exploring the new garden features."
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Perhaps the biggest of the big lies is that the government will not be able to pay what it owes on the national debt, creating a danger of default. Tax money keeps coming into the Treasury during the shutdown, and it vastly exceeds the interest that has to be paid on the national debt.
None of this is rocket science. But unless the Republicans get their side of the story out — and articulation has never been their strong suit — the lies will win. More important, the whole country will lose.
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The LSU Shreveport Pilots added a new player to its roster for next season with the signing of Captain Shreve High School's standout player, Jesse McWright.
"Jesse is a tremendous addition to our men's basketball program. He was everything we were looking for in a high school signee, and we are absolutely thrilled that he has made the decision to come play for us at LSUS," said LSU Shreveport Head Coach Kyle Blankenship.
McWright had an outstanding senior season for the Captain Shreve Gators averaging 18.4 points per contest while grabbing 6.8 rebounds, 2.1 steals per game while dishing out 2.5 assists each night. While he is thankful for his high school coach and teammates, he is excited to begin this new journey in his life, "I just want to thank God for giving me the ability to play the game I love, Coach Martinez for pushing me so that I can make this next step, for my family for always being there for me and loving me. And I want to thank Coach Blankenship for believing in me that I can play at the next level," said McWright.
"Jesse comes from a very strong program at Captain Shreve, and we know that he has already been prepared to move on to the next level. Coach Todd Martinez does an outstanding job with his kids and we are confident that Jesse will make the transition to college basketball rather easily because of how well he has been coached throughout his high school career."
McWright will add some local flavor to the 2014-15 LSUS Pilots roster, a team that has thrived with local players in the past with Derrick Parker, Greg Shyne, Tevin Hall and Joseph James just to name a few.
"We have had a lot of success with local kids who have chosen to come play for us, and we believe Jesse will be another player to add to the list of Louisiana high school standouts that have gone on to have record-setting careers here at LSUS."
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Explaining the Vikings' 3-1 start
Explaining the Vikings' start
Inside Slant: Explaining the Vikings' start - NFL Nation Blog - ESPN
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That is a really, really good podcast.
I like how they refer to Musgrave's offense as high efficiency, low octane. I agree, and I think it is helping to redefine the pass happy template that so many teams are following. The offense isn't complete yet, but I LOVE how it is coming along.Zeus wrote:
When are you going to realize that picking out the 20 bad throws this year and ignoring the 300 good ones does not make your point?
Minnesota Vikings: The Good, Bad and Ugly of the First 4 Games of the Season
Another summary of the Vikings play through the first 4 games. Warning, it's a Bleacher Report article. But it's beyond the casual observer comments that fill so many of these articles.
The Good: AD (#1 rated RB by PFF), PH (duh!) and the defense.
Their last three opponents had averaged 27 points a game when playing other teams, but could not rack up more than 20 to the Minnesota defense. Overall, they have made sure that no team has scored more than 23 points on them. That mark exceeds the average amount of points allowed by 0.7 points and puts Minnesota at seventh overall in points allowed.
Further, their last three opponents were held to their fewest yards per play when up against the Vikings, and they rank third overall in this metricjust ahead of the Texans, at fourth, and behind the Seahawks and 49ers.
Some may blame Christian Ponder for the fact that he's only thrown six passes over 20 yards (only Matt Ryan and Alex Smith have done it fewer), but there seems to be a consensus that his receivers simply aren't getting open downfield.
It gets the job done.
Despite the aesthetic drawbacks to Minnesota's brand of ball control, the Vikings have produced an efficient (although, its efficiency has been waning over time) offense that can move the chains and make plays at critical junctures.
Overall, the blocking is spotty and inconsistent. There aren't always clear running lanes and the pass protection is still suspect in many ways. Most of the blocking provided by Vikings players is either quite good or quite bad. There isn't a middle ground, and that sort of ambiguity spells "ugly" to most observers.
Pass blocking: Good on the left including center, bad on the right.
From where I sit, it's frighteningly similar to the KAO that Childress tried to run for so many years in that we depend on AP to carry the bulk of the Offense while the passing game is "throw short and pray"...something I've never been a fan of.
What is missing form the whole thing (aside from quality outside receivers) is the deep shots that force the defense to play back, allowing us to chip away at them. Ponder has taken a few shots, but he doesn't connect very often downfield, and Defenses may start to cheat up on him - taking away the short game - and dare him to beat them with his arm. Just like they did with Jackson.
I have nothing against a balanced Offense. I don't even mind the short control game....so long as the THREAT of a deep strike exists...and thus far I have yet to see that really appear. Thus far, Ponder's longest pass has been for 29 yards, and he's had only 7 (out of 84 receptions) go for 20+ yards.
We rank 5th in completion percentage, but 24th in YPC. That concerns me.
A BIG positive, however, is that we are the ONLY team in the NFL not to have an INT. Congrats on that, Ponder.
I can get around not having the deep threat if Ponder and his WR/TE group can develop the kind of chemistry that they can just attack the short and middle seams in the defenses we face.
The key is having a QB and WR's that mentally understand how to exploit the gaps in defenses and have the physical skills to do it. Often times you can be more effective when you get defenders moving laterally than pushing them back vertically. I am not sure we have the coaches, the QB or the WR's to do that.
Our offense has a hard time getting the ball in the endzone and has done so on only 7 occasions, which is only 1 TD more than the worst in the NFL & 3 of those came in 1 game.
It's true that Ponder hasn't connected very often downfield as Caine stated, but we haven't taken many either. Only 6 over 20. Is it because of game calls/planning, is it because they don't think Ponder is accurate deep, is it because he's not reading the defenses or to hesitant to throw because the receiver hasn't got huge separation or is it because receivers simply aren't getting open?
The latter certainly plays into a part of it prior to Simpson coming back. Play calling I believe is a part of it too, but it's only a matter of time before defenses play us closer & take away our short game. Especially the YAC.
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I also suspect (but need to see more of Musgrave's offense before I can confirm) that Musgrave is less rigid when it comes to WR routes. Instead of a WR HAVING to run 8 yards and turn for the catch on 3rd and 8, Musgrave is OK with them running to where ever the defense has a soft spot in the zone, even if it is 6 yards or 10 yards.
And I think the most important difference between the two is Childress tried to force the personnel to fit his scheme, whereas Musgrave is adjusting the scheme to fit the personnel.Zeus wrote:
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I think the lack of longer pass plays is in part due to the fact that Ponder didn't have anyone to throw to until last week when Simpson came back. It will be interesting to see what goes on moving forward. We got a couple of nice interference calls on long throws last week. Time will tell but I am looking for some longer pass plays with Simpson in the line up.
I think the amount of times we still run on 1st & 2nd down might surprise you. In 2010, we threw the ball 53% of the time & ran it 47% of the time. So far this year, it's been 50%/50% with 124 rushes, 123 pass attempts. I'm not sure how that breaks down on 1st & 2nd, but with an even split, I don't think the higher % of runs came on 3rd. We are still a run 1st team.
The other thing our offense does that's similar to the KOA is continue to throw short 2-3 yard passes on 3rd & long & hope like hell the receivers pick up all the additional yards necessary to get a first or they try to fool them by handing off on 3rd & long obvious passing situations, hoping AD can get the first down,
Additionally, they seem complacent coming away with FG's rather than getting TD's. So far this year we've only scored 7 TDs on offense with the league fewest being 6. We can't rely on ST's getting us 14 points every week or expect to win all most of our games against powerhouse offenses by kicking mostly FG's.
Lastly, I believe much like the KAO, we get too conservative too early & try to eat up the clock, protect the ball & then punt, trying to protect a lead that in today's NFL can be overcome rather quickly.
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Someone pull up the stuff that was posted a while back that proved the 80% of all NFL teams run the same offensive plays.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.


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Article By: Brandy Rand
BRAND MANAGER for CISCO BREWERS, TRIPLE EIGHT DISTILLERY and NANTUCKET VINEYARD
MATT LAMBO is one of those people who can truly say he's had a hand in building a brand from the ground up. Lambo is a jack of all trades (sales, events, marketing) who has spent 1O years as Boston's face for Cisco Brewers, Triple Eight Distillery and Nantucket Vineyard. He's seen the evolution of craft beer go from niche to mainstream with more and more retailers and on-premise establishments making room for craft brands. What used to be just one draught line has evolved in to multiple choices, with places like Flatbread in Somerville dedicating their entire beer menu to Massachusetts' distillers. And what used to be a few options in the beer cooler have become entire aisles. Many liquor stores, like the unique Craft Beer Cellar in Belmont, have begun to focus intently on the vast array of craft beers on the market. Lambo considers himself lucky to be part of the movement, and says education is a key factor in the craft beer explosion. With a dedicated group of passionate on-premise beer advocates in the market providing consumers with handcrafted brews (Publik House, Bukowski's, Lord Hobo, Deep Ellum, and Art House, to name a few), he doesn't see any signs of slowing down.
BRANDY RAND What drew you toward a career in beer?
MATT LAMBO A distain for cubicles and the corporate world landed me tending bar at Harper's Ferry in Allston in the late '9Os. I loved the vibe and energy of live music and good beer. At the time, Long Trail, Tremont Ale and Sam Adams were the only craft beers we had available. Tremont was my favorite. I would have one for my shift drink every night while we counted our tips. Little did I know I was laying the groundwork for a fulfilling career in the craft beer industry.
BR What's the best part about your job?
ML I get to do so many things. Every day is different. Our company and industry has evolved a lot over the last decade and so has my role. I used to drive around and call on accounts in a 1975 VW camper. It was awesome. We would do deliveries, events and marketing right out of the bus. The VW now lives on Nantucket and our deliveries come from Craft Brewers Guild and United Liquors, but that "little guy" attitude and spirit still lives in us and our brands.
BR Most memorable beer moment . . .
ML Sipping a Grey Lady Ale this summer, in late August, at the Mass Brewers Fest with my wife and co-workers. The event was at the Seaport and the sun was setting on the Boston skyline; a gorgeous late summer evening with live music jamming, great beer and great people. This state has really grown in its production, appreciation and consumption of quality, local craft libations. It really is gratifying to be a part of that transformation.
BR There have been big changes in the craft beer scene over the past few years. How has that impacted your business?
ML It has been great. Our facility on Nantucket is packed every day with craft beer lovers making the pilgrimage from the mainland. The rise of craft beer has allowed us to broaden our product line into higher end barrel-aged specialty beers like Cisco's Woods Series and Island Reserve Series. We have also moved into the canned beer market where consumers are excited to finally have great craft beer in a convenient and cool can format.
BR How has the learning curve been for consumers and trade in terms of appreciating and understanding craft beer?
ML It has taken a long time and is still happening. Consumers are driving the movement. They are now aware that there is more to beer than yellow fizzy products of the '7Os and '8Os. Draft lines and beer coolers are about 2O to 3O% craft brands right now. I believe this will continue to expand to 5O%+ craft brands as restaurants and retailers strive to give the customers what they want. That is a broad selection of quality craft beers that span the taste spectrum. From light and smooth to hoppy and aggressive and everything in between.
BR Beer cocktails – yeah or nay?
ML A big YEAH! Our favorite is the Blue Haired Lady. It is our Grey Lady Ale with a float of our Triple Eight Blueberry Vodka [made with real blueberries from Maine]. The color is subsequently a beautiful dark blue. It easily floats on top of drinks and beers and the Blue Haired Lady is gorgeous – two-toned – blue on top, golden wit on the bottom . Try one on Nantucket or at new hot spot and craft beer supporter, The Granary Tavern in Boston.
BR Have you found that people tend to switch up their beer choices based on the seasons and limited edition options out there?
ML The new consumer is open-minded and experimenting and definitely jumping around to new styles and flavors and brands. I like the seasonal offerings brewers are coming up with and believe it helps foster innovation – but I also believe a good summer beer will taste good in the winter too!
BR If you aren't drinking a beer, what do you drink?
ML Triple Eight Vanilla and Diet Coke. We call that one the Skinny Guinea because one of the vanilla beans in the bottle is from New Guinea and I am half Italian. Wish I could say I was skinny…!
I also drink a lot of water. Hydration is critical.
BR You offer tours and have a bar at the brewery on Nantucket. How was business this year?
ML It has been crazy out there! The secret is out, we are an island destination. It is a great mix of people and one of the coolest places on earth with three bars (brewery, winery and distillery) and a stone drinking courtyard in the center. Live music nearly every day and tours most days at 4pm. The crowd is a combo of locals, tourists, yuppies, beer geeks, CEOs, and average Joes. There are dogs and kids and bikinis. It's so much fun. We love to host industry. If they make arrangements to visit in advance and carry our products off-island we give them VIP wristbands and let them enjoy all our libations straight from the source. Our facility is our best means of educating and creating brand loyalty with consumers and industry alike.
BR What do you think about "beer sommeliers"?
ML It is where it is moving. My hope is that all the servers – or at least the bartenders – have a strong knowledge of the beers available at their bar. I find that most of the time the consumers are still more educated than the servers. That too is evolving and changing as the industry learns this is not a fad but great craft beer is here to stay!
BR Best idea for a beer that hasn't been done yet?
ML Buckwheat Beer, it just sounds cool. Our Island Reserve Saison is based with buckwheat fermented in Chardonnay Barrels with wild yeast. So I guess it has been done, but we aren't playing up the buckwheat thing!


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Graveside service and interment will be today, Dec. 28, 2012, at 12 p.m. at New Horizon Memorial Gardens in Dora. Rev. Larry Gilbert will officiate. Visitation was held on Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012, from 6 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Ty Wayne Bishop and her grandparents, William and Elva Bishop, and Paul and Mamie Fortenberry; and special friend, Alan "Big Daddy" Murphy.
Survivors include her husband, David "Nat" Thomas of Corner; children, Eric (Jamie) Thomas of Kimberly and Natalie Thomas Self of Corner; grandchildren, Hunter and Dillon Sharp, Colton, Mason and Ty Thomas, and RyLee Self; brother, Matthew (Julie) Thomas of Dora; parents, Billy and Betty Bishop; special friends, Kenny and Patty Rhodes, and Brenda McDonald; and a special friend who was closer than a sister, Christy Day.
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Grammy Nominees React on Twitter (page 2)
[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Pink[/lastfm], unlike her pop counterparts Gaga and Rihanna, only grabbed one nomination this year, in Best Pop Solo Performance for "Perfect." But that didn't make the honor any less special for her.
ha! honestly so surprised and grateful for the Grammy nom for "Perfect". such a treat. thanks for the love and support everyone. blessed—
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Just one year after grabbing four nominations, [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Katy Perry[/lastfm] scored only two this year, both for hit single "Firework." In the middle of a string of tweets, Katy let her 12 million-plus followers know she appreciates the honor.
P.s. I am so proud of my little Firework. Thank you.—
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One of rock music's bigger representatives both in the Grammy nominations and in the industry in general this year, the [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Foo Fighters[/lastfm] proved that digital recording software and state-of-the-art equipment is not mandatory for creating great music. Their album Wasting Light (and select songs from it) is up for Album of the Year and six other awards, and it was recorded in a garage on analog tape.
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Lovely 4 bed house in Dennis with private beach in Dennis
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Wonderfully situated and idyllic four bedroom colonial style house in South Dennis, Cape Cod.
Downstairs there is an open plan living, dining and kitchen area with access to the outside deck. The living room has a fireplace, large (and very comfy!) couch and tv with other electricial goodies.
The kitchen is newly remodelled with all amenities. There's also an extendable dining room table which sits 8.
Upstairs we have 3 bedrooms. One has a queen bed and a wonderful view of the outside fauna. The other bedroom, ideal for kids has 2 twin beds. The third has a full bed and plenty of room for an extra sleeping device. A large bathroom with bath/shower and huge sky window completes the upstairs rooms. There is a master bedroom downstairs with a bathroom across it. Double sink,separate toilet and shower/tub area and washer/dryer closet.
Outside there is a large deck off the kitchen, ideal for summer BBQs and outdoor dining during those long, warm summer evenings. There's also an outdoor shower and a changing room, ideal when coming back from the beach.
There's space in the driveway for 4 vehicles.
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- fully equiped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge freezer, washer/dryer and more
- wi-f, television, dvd player, stereo, cable tv
- 2 fireplaces(winter use only)
- large deck
- outdoor hot water shower area
- BBQ and patio set
- large yard with fire pit
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The house has access to a private sandy beach (25 families share the beach - though you wouldn't know it!). Take chairs from the property down to the beach - its freshly raked each morning. Relax, or swim in the roped enclosure. Beautiful sun sets!
A 2 minute walk leads to Follin's Pond, a noteworthy local salt-water lake. Read about its notorious history on wikipedia!
The centre of South Dennis is approximately 1.5 miles away with plenty of shopping and good restaurants. There are 4 very well known Dennis beaches minutes away.
There are tons of water and land activities and attractions for young and old alike - all within short distance.
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Weekly rates are based on Saturday to Saturday occupancy.
Have the whole month for $4,000 during the off peak months!!!!,. You still have time to take advantage of warm days and cool nights at the Cape. The 1200 rate shown above is for the off peak months consisting of September to May. Summer rates are 2,100 weekly.
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Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309
The Rave-O-Lution is a stand alone groove box that has taken the techno world by storm. Very popular among DJ's for live performance and interaction with the audience! It features a very advanced sequencer and a host of excellent analog and electronic drum and bass synth sounds. The 309 is very intuitive and easy to get started using. Play with the patterns or make your own. All real-time tweaks can be recorded into your sequence for later playback!
The 5 part multitimbral feature is the secret to this units power for live and interactive performances. The 5 separate parts are Kick, Snares, Hi-Hats, percussion and bass synth. During your performance you can mute any of these parts to drop the beat or isolate the kick, thus building or lowering the groove and your audiences energy! A plethora of knobs offer quick and easy access to filter and envelope modulation for shaping and morphing the music. The 309 is also well suited for studio work with complete MIDI implementation that includes all real-time controls and knobs.
The 309 is truly an instant dance machine! It sounds great for analog emulation synthesis! It looks pretty cool and comes from a company that knows all about Trance and Techno music. The Rave-O-Lution 309 is an obvious choice for anybody seriously looking to get into dance music with an affordable all-in-one box that will grow and remain useful in your studio and music for as long as techno is still around! It has been used by Apollo 440, Nine Inch Nails, and KMFDM.
There have been three expansions for the Rave-O-Lution 309 since it was released. The Audio expansion added two audio inputs and two more audio outputs. The Drum expansion added a bunch of new drum and percussion samples plus midi synced LFO's. The synth expansion added a second bass/lead synth (though it requires the audio expansion and they do not have their own 'part' buttons).
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If you can wrap your head around the somewhat confusing method of saving sounds, sequences, etc, then it can be an excellent live jam box. Lots of great drum sounds. Synth sounds are a bit dated, but certainly not worthless. Great filter. Machine definitely has a "sound" to it, and has a fair number of quirks, but it's so unique I can't bring myself to get rid of it!
Theres one giant noise sound for breaks and for side-chaining. Snares and hihats sounds a bit cheap and uninspiring. The bass and leadsounds are ok, some very great, some sounds wired and unbalanced.
The output-sound is rough and raw. But it hasn't the power of analog gear.
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Audio Clip 1 - Some great demo Rave-O-Lution songs from Future Music's CD, Issue #65.
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- Polyphony - 17 voices
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- Sequencer - 100 Preset 'motifs', 100 User 'motifs'
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- Patterns - 100 patterns (64 bars max.)
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Through breathtaking discoveries, archaeologists are uncovering the early years of the ancient Maya to reveal a dynamic, sophisticated culture that was flourishing before the time of Christ. The Preclassic Mayaonce dismissed as primitivecreated massive pyramids, elaborate art, early writing, and more. Join National Geographic's Dawn of the Maya as it investigates the rise one of the world's greatest and most mysterious civilizations.
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Research shows that finding cancer early is one way to help patients survive. Until now, detecting lung cancer in its very early stages has been nearly impossible.
University Hospital is helping by offering Lung Cancer CT screenings. One local woman is getting the help she needs because it was found early.
Kimberely Scott with this month's Cancer Answer.
Rosemary Motsinger is a health care professional who has a lot going on at work and inside her body, "They did find a 4mm spot, and they said because it was only 4mm we would watch it."
The spot they found was in her lung. Dr. Lynn Brannen, a Pulmonologist at University Hospital says thanks to new technology, lung cancers can be found early with the use of this machine. He performs CT scans in order to detect lung cancer.
Dr. Brannen, " Last year a study was published that showed that screening CT scan can lower mortality for patients who've had a smoking history."
The lung cancer screening program at University is for former smokers who are 55 to 75 years old. It's a tool they use to find the disease early.
Dr. Brannen, " the recent study that's published shows about a 20 percent reduction in mortality with the lung cancer screening."
The lung screening is quick, easy and painless. The patient lies down on the table, which moves them into the scanner. After a minute or two the patient is removed and the scan is done.
Dr. Brannen, "the technique we use for this screening is called a low dose technique. So the amount of radiation you get is very very small, about equivalent to a chest xray."
Rosemary, " I made some poor decisions when I was younger, I didn't smoke, I have quit...and I've been quit for 11 years."
Now she's HEALTHIER, MORE ACTIVE AND TAKING BETTER CARE OF HER BODY. The spot found on her lungs is so small, that Dr.'s will watch if to see if it grows, however, Rosemary is hoping that her new lease on life will mean a healthier one.
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