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Volusia County sheriff's deputies arrested a woman who is accused in an attempted robbery of one of her daughter's friends at a bank ATM.
Tammy Perras, 45, was arrested following the incident which happened late Saturday night at a Bank of America branch at the corner of Normandy Boulevard and Providence Road in Deltona.
According to a report, a 17-year-old girl came to the ATM. When she returned to her car, she noticed a woman following her. She said that woman grabbed her by her hair on the back of head, tried to shove her into her own car, and slammed her head against the steering wheel.
That's when the teen told deputies she turned around and made a startling realization.
"I turned around, and I kicked her off of me, and I'm realizing it's my friend's mom!" the girl told a 911 operator. "As soon as she realized it was me, and she realized I was fighting back, she started begging me not to call the cops on her," she continued.
When deputies arrived, they said they found the woman identified by the teen as her attacker right across the street at a convenience store.
Perras remains in the Volusia County Jail on charges of burglary with assault and robbery.
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By Indiewire | Indiewire July 8, 2013 at 11:09AM
It's been just over six months since we said goodbye to 2012 and hello to 2013, and already we've seen a slew of promising indie talent breakthrough in big ways thanks to the Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca film festivals (among many others), and theatrical releases that caught on with the movie-going public. Today and tomorrow we'll be publishing our picks for this year's biggest indie breakthroughs so far (we still have half a year to go), with our reasons for why they made the cut and info on what they're up to next. Below, find part one.
Miles Teller
Profession: Actor
Breakout Film: "The Spectacular Now"
Why They're On Here: Because of his role as Willard in "Footloose." OK, maybe Teller was slightly better in, "The Spectacular Now," a Sundance selection from earlier this year. Teller, along with costar Shailene Woodley, won a Special Jury Prize at the Utah-based festival for dramatic acting that "showed rare honesty, naturalism and transparency." It would be difficult to come up with better adjectives for the young star, especially as Sutter Keely, a jovial and incredibly popular high school senior who befriends a nerdy girl next door (Woodley) after a bad breakup. The festival favorite is set for a limited release August 2.
What's Up Next: "Get a Job," co-starring Anna Kendrick, Alison Brie, and Bryan Cranston, is set for a 2013 release. Teller also has two films in post-production: "Two Night Stand" and the Zac Efron vehicle, "Are We Officially Dating?" The latter also costars Michael B. Jordan, of "Fruitvale" and "Friday Night Lights" fame. Finally, Teller will appear alongside Woodley once more for the highly-anticipated, "Divergent," an adaptation of the popular young adult novel.
Joachin Ronning and Espen Sandberg
Profession: Directors
Breakout Film: "Kon-Tiki"
Why They're On Here: The Norwegian directing partners hit it big with their third feature, "Kon-Tiki," an adventure on the high seas about a South American explorer crossing the Pacific on a wooden raft. We should have seen it coming. Their first feature, "Max Manus: Man of War," went over well at the Toronto International Film Festival as well as the Hamptons and Palm Springs IFFs. Not only did "Kon-Tiki" blow up even bigger, earning Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for Best Foreign Language Film, but its success and subject matter landed them their next job: directing the fifth "Pirates of the Caribbean" film for Walt Disney Pictures.
What's Up Next: Ronning and Sandberg have their hands full prepping Jack Sparrow's fifth rum-fueled excursion, a substantial step up in budget if not quality from their previous pictures.
Katie Chang
Profession: Actress
Breakout Film: "The Bling Ring"
Why They're On Here: Considering Emma Watson is easily the most well known face in "The Bling Ring," many may think she plays the group leader in Sofia Coppola's film about four youths who rob Hollywood's rich and famous. In reality, Katie Chang got that role, and she nailed it. Indiewire critic Eric Kohn says the Chicago-native "stands out" as Rebecca, "a fame-obsessed young woman" who recruits the other members to infiltrate the homes of Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton, among others. Among all that glitz and glamor, "standing out" is quite the achievement.
What's Up Next: Chang also appears in "A Birder's Guide to Everything," a film that debuted at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival and has yet to land a release date. Fans better get used to waiting. The 18-year-old Blackhawks fan recently told Teen Vogue she plans to attend Columbia University in the fall.
David Lowery
Profession: Director
Breakout Film: "Ain't Them Bodies Saints"
Why They're On Here: David Lowery has had one heck of a year. In 2013, the writer, director, and editor had three films premiere at the Sundance Film Festival: "Upstream Color," for which he served as editor; "Pit Stop," which he wrote; and "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," a film he wrote and directed. It was the latter, a heartbreaking and beautiful modern western, that has truly broken Lowery from of the pack. The Texas-native penned the meditative romance featuring fine performances from Casey Affleck, Rooney Mara, and Ben Foster. He's also heavily involved in the editing process (along with Harvey Weinstein), making the film almost wholly his. It's a little early to throw the word "auteur" around, but Lowery certainly has a bright future, immediate and otherwise, ahead.
What's Up Next: "Pit Stop" and "Ain't Them Bodies Saints" have yet to be released. No date has been said for the former, but "Saints" will start its awards run on August 16. Lowery has yet to start working on his next project, but it will undoubtedly be an in demand feature.
Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan
Professions: Director and Actor, respectively
Breakout Film: "Fruitvale Station"
Why They're On Here: After premiering at the Sundance Film Festival in January, "Fruitvale Station" has been gaining momentum by the day. The audience award and Grand Jury Prize winner next stopped by Cannes where director Ryan Coogler picked up an Un Certain Regard nomination and win. While the film's star Michael B. Jordan has yet to win any awards, Indiewire has him ranked ninth in the Best Actor race, ahead of other better known contenders like Tom Hanks and Matthew McConaughey. Jordan, a fan favorite from esteemed television shows "The Wire" and "Friday Night Lights," has always had a bright future ahead of him. It's in "Fruitvale Station," though, that his future arrives.
What's Up Next: Coogler has yet to sign on for a follow up project, but Jordan will appear in another 2013 release, the Zach Efron-starring, "Are We Officially Dating?" In 2014, look for Jordan in "Pretenders," a drama co-starring Anton Yelchin and David Schwimmer.
Jillian Morgese
Profession: Actor
Breakout Film: "Much Ado About Nothing"
Why They're On Here: Jillian Morgese was plucked out of obscurity by Joss Whedon after standing out as an extra in "The Avengers." The actress, who had mostly done extra and commercial work, was suddenly handpicked by Whedon to star as Hero in his indie hit adaptation of "Much Ado About Nothing." According to an interview in Buzzfeed, she memorized her lines in two weeks (in true Shakespearian fashion) and joined the cast of Whedon darlings that included Nathan Fillion, Sean Maher, Alexis Denisof, and Amy Acker, many of whom were her childhood idols. It's a classic rags to riches story, but Morgese seems like she deserves every minute. During the 12-day shoot for "Much Ado About Nothing," the actress would consistently show up even when she wasn't called to help out and learn from her experienced co-stars.
What's Up Next: With Morgese under Whedon's wing and given his tendency to reuse favorite actors, another project can't be far off for the promising newcomer.
Alex Karpovsky
Profession: Actor, Writer, Director
Breakout Film: "Tiny Furniture"
Why They're On Here: Lena Dunham's first feature "Tiny Furniture" put him on the map, and he came back strong as grumpy old soul coffee shop owner Ray Ploshansky on her show "Girls," standing out from his fellow twenty-somethings enough to garner a Critics' Choice Nomination. He also wrote, directed, and starred in a pair of films, "Rubberneck" and "Red Flag," which were both released theatrically and on VOD earlier this year via Tribeca Film.
What's Up Next: He can be seen in the upcoming Coen Brothers film "Inside Llewyn Davis," out December 6. He has a supporting role in "Wisdom Teeth," directed by James Benson and Bernardo Britto, which is in post-production. The plot follows a college student named Danny who gets kicked out of his dorm a month before graduating and has to couch surf before he can move to L.A. with his friend Cameron to be reality TV show staff writers, leaving behind all their friends in New York. Not much info is available on the film, but Andrew W.K. is also cast. The film showed at the 2013 Northside Festival as part of the Northside DIY Competition.
Kate Lyn Sheil
Profession: Actor
Breakout Film: "Sun Don't Shine"
Why They're On Here: Kate Lyn Sheil is everywhere. She's become a staple in the indie world over the last few years with roles in "The Color Wheel," "V/H/S," "Green," "Silver Bullets," and the polarizing "The Comedy." In "Sun Don't Shine," Sheil braved alligator infested swamps to play Crystal, one half of a couple on a tense and mysterious road trip. Though Sheil has been climbing the indie ladder, she's kept some humble roots, and feels awkward getting special treatment on bigger budget films. "You feel really silly because you've done all the other jobs on a film set and you're like, I don't need to eat before those people!" she said in an Indiewire interview for her next project.
What's Up Next: Sheil has even more on her plate. She's co-starring with "The Color Wheel" director Ales Ross Perry in "The Traditions," a new series for HBO. Sheil joins her "Sun Don't Shine" writer/director Amy Seimetz in Ti West's "The Sacrament." Sheil has also joined the cast of Netflix drama "House of Cards." The second season is currently shooting in Maryland.
Martha Shane and Lana Wilson
Profession: Directors
Breakout Film: "After Tiller"
Why They're On Here: Originally classmates at Wesleyan, it was Lana Wilson who approached Martha Shane about making a documentary profiling American abortion doctors. While Shane had previously co-directed "Bi the Way," about the country's changing views on bisexuality, Wilson had yet to make her first foray into filmmaking. The two came together to direct "After Tiller," a look at the last four third-trimester abortion doctors in America. The sobering doc played to great buzz and acclaim at Sundance earlier this year, getting picked up by Oscilloscope for future release.
What's Up Next: Wilson is currently exploring topics for her next documentary, while Shane is already underway on "The Mysteries of Marie Jocelyne," a suspenseful look at former film festival director and alleged scam artist Marie Castaldo.
Jared Moshe
Profession: Writer, director
Breakout Film: "Dead Man's Burden"
Why They're On Here: Jared Moshe has been active in the business end for a number of years with more credits in the producing arena including "Beautiful Losers" and the Independent Spirit Award nominated "Kurt Cobain About a Son." "Dead Man's Burden" was Moshe's first foray into writing and directing. The post-Civil War western featured production design from "There Will Be Blood" Ruth De Jong and critically acclaimed performances from Clare Bowen, Barlow Jacobs and David Calls. It was picked up by Cinedigm and hit theaters this spring.
What's Up Next: Mosche's sticking with the genre but bringing it into the 21st century. His next project is an hour long TV drama that he describes as a modern day western. He is developing the show with indie studio Cineflix.
Adam Leon
Profession: Writer, director
Breakout Film: "Gimme the Loot"
Why They're On Here: With his feature debut, Adam Leon garnered the Narrative Grand Jury Prize at last year's SXSW, as well as playing at New Directors/New Films and Cannes, before an acclaimed limited release this past March. The film in question, "Gimme the Loot," follows two aspiring graffiti artists trying to break through into the Bronx scene, effectively capturing the scrappiness of youth and the evocative vibrancy of the city.
What's Up Next: Leon told Indiewire that he's working on "something that's a little different. I'm so passionate about it that I'm paranoid to talk about."
Terence Nance
Profession: Director
Breakout Film: "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty"
Why They're On Here: Terence Nance began his career as a visual and performance artist under the name Terence Etc. He has said that he feels much more comfortable making experimental music videos, but that didn't stop him from attempting his first narrative film. For "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," which premiered at Sundance in 2012 and opened theatrically this Spring, Nance mixed visual styles and included animation to create a structurally obscure film that many called brave. "I think there's something to be said for having a way of approaching everything. And my way is that all forms, all ways of making an image, are on the table," he told Indiewire blog Shadow and Act. "Nothing is off limits."
What's Up Next: Nance is working on his next feature, a surreal thriller titled "The Lobbyist" in which he plays a con man. He hopes to shoot next year.
Jill Soloway
Profession: Writer, director
Breakout Film: "Afternoon Delight"
Why They're On Here: Jill Soloway is a well known producer for hit HBO shows like "Six Feet Under," and "United States of Tara." Her hilarious book "Tiny Ladies in Shiny Pants," is a combo memoir and commentary on modern life. Soloway brought her humor to her first feature "Afternoon Delight," which stars Kathryn Hahn as an L.A. housewife who tries to "rescue" a stripper (Juno Temple) by hiring her as a live-in nanny. Soloway won the U.S. Dramatic Directing Award Sundance and "Afternoon Delight" hits theaters on August 30.
What's Up Next: The Film Arcade will be releasing "Afternoon Delight" theatrically with Cinedigm handling supplementary distribution.
Yen Tan
Profession: Director
Breakout Film: "Pit Stop"
Why They're On Here: Yen Tan was born and raised in Malaysia, studied in Des Moines, Iowa, and now resides in Austin, Texas. As in Tan's breakout "Ciao," wherein a Dallas man and an Italian man grieve the loss of their friend, "Pit Stop" also explores a gay relationship with a Texas background. In "Pit Stop," the story of two working class gay men and their families, Tan uses bleak scenery and drab colors to explore his fascination with small town America. The touching drama premiered at Sundance before hitting SXSW this year.
What's Up Next: Back at Sundance, Tan told Indiewire that he's working on a new script about a long-term relationship, and "more key art designs!" Wolfe Releasing will be releasing "Pit Stop" later this year.
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AUSABLE FORKS — Louis Scavo was enamored of Lionel model trains, like every child in the 1940s.
"That was like the children with computers games now," said Scavo, who lives in AuSable Acres.
"That was the big gift at Christmas time, to get a train. It continued into high school. Then, it stopped."
His interest in trains waned.
"Once we got married, I never went back to the model railroading until our children came. At Christmas time, I put the trains up for the children."
For Christmas 2012, Scavo and fellow train collector Carl Kokes of Peru worked railroading wonders with a G-Model trains inside the Tahawus Lodge Center Windows Gallery in AuSable Forks.
"Here Come the Trains!" opens from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, and runs through Jan. 5.
"G scale is built to run inside or outside," Scavo said. "To run inside in a home requires a lot more space than most people have. They are perfect for outdoors. They are pretty rugged and can take the weather.
"The Tahawus Lodge has the space. We were able to put together a pretty good-size layout, 30 feet by 60 feet. It's not an elaborate layout that some of the model railroaders can put together. We built it with some interest to both adults and children."
Scavo's sister is part of the group that runs the lodge.
"We talked about Christmas and putting on a display of a model railroad to attract attention. I called Carl, and he was interested. Most of the equipment and trains come from Carl."
It took several weeks to complete the exhibit.
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Shelby County District Attorney Army Weirich wants to know where Willie Braddock, who is connected to the murder of Officer Martoiya Lang, got the money to bond out of jail.
The question arose as Braddock and Treveno Campbell, Officer Campbell's alleged murderer, made joint appearances in General Sessions Courtroom 11 Thursday morning.
MORE: Braddock, Campbell in court together Jan 3
DA Weirich calls it "judicial economy." Why have a separate hearing for Campbell, 21, when you can also have the "daily double" bringing in Braddock, the 26-year-old with ties to the same case?
Campbell was making his first open court appearance since being released from the hospital after being wounded during the Dec. 14 incident. But DA Weirich centered her attention on Braddock who has been out on a $40,000 since being arrested at the crime scene for marijuana possession with intent to distribute.
"We filed what is called a 'motion for source of funds hearing,' which is something that we, a tool that we can use as prosecutors for defendants to have to bring us proof showing the judge that money that was used to post bail was gained legitimately," DA Weirich said.
While a nervous Braddock tried to stay out of camera before entering court, his attorney Blake Ballin assured his client and family members that DA Weirich's motion was a judicial ploy to tighten the screws on a man who insists he had no direct involvement in Officer Lang's death, other than wrong time, wrong time.
"The money did come from a legitimate source," Ballin said. "Both of his sisters are employed, one with the federal government, another for a warehouse. So, they were able to come up with the money to post his bond. It remains to be seen whether they can connect him in any way to the shooting, the drugs, or whether he was simply just in the house. It's our position that he was simply in the house."
Yet, while Braddock's explanation of how he got the bond money figures to hold up when a judge rules on DA Weirich's motion Dec. 10, he is by no means over the hump with the case. He'll have to return along with Campbell on Jan. 31 for a preliminary hearing in which prosecutors could lay out some of the evidence they have against both men.
It'll just be the start of case that gives credence the adage, due to the gravity of this case, whether proven to be buddy or perpetrator - if you're in for a penny, you're in for a pound.
"This is going to be a long, tough, hard fight," said William Massey, Campbell's defense legal counsel. "This isn't going to be over quickly. So, he needs to buckle in and get ready mentally. Get ready emotionally for a long fight."
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With an important divisional contest Sunday at New Orleans the Buccaneers are hoping to have several keys players back in uniform after missing time with injuries.
Beaten up, bruised and generally battered during the first seven games of the season, the bye week couldn't have come at a better time for the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay's medical staff has been working overtime during the past two weeks and it appears to be paying off as several key members of both the offense and defense are set to return to game action this Sunday in New Orleans.
One of those key players that has been sorely missed is running back LeGarrette Blount. The second-year back took has missed two games since taking a shot to the knee in the Buccaneers' 48-3 loss at San Francisco and injuring his MCL.
Buccaneers head coach Raheem Morris commented on Blount and what he means to Tampa Bay's offense.
"LeGarrette brings a lot to the table," Morris said. "He's one of those guys that comes in there and really lets us be what we want to be on offense. He gives us the ability to give a guy the ball 20-25 times a game. He opens up our play-action pass. He opens up some of the things we do, gets some more people open downfield like we did last time against the Saints with the Rejus Benn big touchdown to him. That's where our offense is, that's where we need to be. We want to develop that kind of a rhythm, again, and to maintain that consistency throughout the second half of our season."
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Ratings: 200 | Reviews: 129 | Display Reviews Only:
District of Columbia
2.25/5 rDev -39.7%
08-18-2014 19:31:22 | More by Swift989
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
07-12-2014 02:42:07 | More by micromaniac129
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
From Can into a glass. Drinking on 7/11 with best before date of 7/26/14 so still somewhat fresh.
This pale ale is very caramel and smooth. Both in the nose and taste. Very smooth finish and not much hop presence. More sweet and malty. Hops taste a tad stale to me. Like others mentioned, it has some similarities to an amber but not as dry a finish.
Overall this was a so/so pale ale. Sessionable but I think it is somewhat pedestrian. Not really to interested to revisit this one but its still decent and a good offering at a tavern or party/gathering where craft beer options are limited.
07-11-2014 23:34:54 | More by bubseymour
4/5 rDev +7.2%
06-28-2014 22:14:49 | More by razorsdescent
3.25/5 rDev -12.9%
06-20-2014 04:31:00 | More by VeganUndead
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
05-28-2014 18:19:28 | More by BeerMick
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
05-24-2014 01:47:34 | More by rxthree
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
04-12-2014 11:40:17 | More by Noelito76
4/5 rDev +7.2%
03-12-2014 02:17:14 | More by Zetcha7x
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
02-14-2014 03:15:42 | More by IdrinkGas
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
01-20-2014 12:37:02 | More by Schmoog
West Virginia
3.39/5 rDev -9.1%
Serving Type - Can
Appearance - Amber orange/tan with a 1 inch foamy head, lots of sticky lacing.
Smell - Pale malts, orange, grapefruit, caramel malts, spices, some minor sugars, toffee. A funky/grassy note at the finish.
Taste - From first sip, lots of caramel malts with a bitter pale malt flavor. Some hops come out near the finish and add some grapefruit and orange, along with some lemon. Some sugars and spices add even more sweetness. Drinks more like a amber ale.
Mouthfeel - Tongue gets mostly malts with some mild hop notes. Palate gets remaining malts, along with some sugars and bitter hops. Aftertaste is malty, a little bitter and dry.
Overall - Its ok, nothing special and a little too sweet to be a pale ale. Loads of caramel malts make up the main flavors. Its ok to drink but not something id have to have again.
01-08-2014 22:58:19 | More by wvsabbath
3.31/5 rDev -11.3%
12 oz can. best before 04/14/2014.
A: pours pretty clear. slightly copper body. head is pretty white. limited lacing, but existent. lacing is sparse, but again, present.
S: mild caramel nose. I take that back. a lot of caramel in the nose. the whole nose is malt. getting virtually nothing from the hop department.
T: sweet and caramel. similar to the nose, im not getting any hop flavor, just a whole lot of grain. there is a slight metallic-ness to it as well. bitter and dry finish.
M: mild carb on a medium body.
D: not a bad brew, but I wouldn't call this an APA. more like an amber ale. I need more hop presence to call this an APA as well as a beer I would want to drink more of.
12-02-2013 00:19:51 | More by Jimmys
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
11-15-2013 15:41:28 | More by djrn2
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
10-01-2013 14:00:12 | More by CreekyJarls
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
09-16-2013 14:30:17 | More by Kuhnzie8637
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
Poured from the can into a nonic pint glass.
A real nice looker of a pale ale. Glowing light red and traffic signal orange body, very clear with a fluffy off white head three fingers tall. Settles to mild clumping and a nice sudsy soapy collar, while slow rising carbonation creeps up the middle nicely. The body color is very much reminiscent of the phoneix can color scheme, real nice.
Nose is a little grainy, with some light toasted malts. A nice woody pine hop sense briefly and mild sweetness and some soft hinting caramel. Not too bad.
Palate is very solid and enjoyable. A good pine and herbal bent on the finish, with some grass like tones it seems. Mild malt sweetness but the hops seem to be more forward. Could use a little bit of malt sweetness for balance, but the mouthfeel coats just enough without being too wet to let the flavors all be felt. Good bitter aftertaste that really lasts
Overall, pretty solid, and a nice hoppy pale.
08-23-2013 21:41:53 | More by smakawhat
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -19.6%
08-18-2013 02:41:30 | More by timjim1327
United Kingdom (England)
3.3/5 rDev -11.5%
A 355ml can with a BB of Sept 2013. Picked up a recently from Trembling Madness in York.
Poured into a tulip pint glass. An orange-amber hue with faint haze and light carbonation. Yields a smallish head of white foam that lasts for a minute or two before dissipating. Aroma of caramel malt with hints of pine, grass, stewed hops and earthy yeast. Slightly sweet, with a metallic note and a touch of harsh cardboard in the background.
Tastes of aromatic hops with a caramel malt backbone and a bitter finish. Notes of pine, stewed hops, mild grass, caramel, earthy yeast and cardboard. Highly attenuated and rather harsh, followed by a strident bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is tingly and very dry, with decent carbonation and body. Pretty astringent, accompanied by an aftertaste of of bitter aromatic pine, acrid stewed leaves and cardboard.
So-so. Has the potential to be a solid American pale ale but the execution needs improvement. Lacklustre looks, with a head that disappears too quickly. The aroma and flavour are OK but the hop character is indistinct and there are some unpleasant off-notes spoiling the experience. Body is alright but mouthfeel overly dry. Basically - could try harder. No need to hunt this one down.
08-14-2013 00:31:13 | More by jazzyjeff13
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
08-04-2013 13:28:11 | More by tedho21
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
08-03-2013 01:29:39 | More by dbaraniak
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
07-28-2013 23:16:48 | More by dgherm
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
07-18-2013 00:29:52 | More by Boone757
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
07-14-2013 23:55:44 | More by GreesyFizeek
3/5 rDev -19.6%
06-05-2013 00:57:38 | More by rodlavers
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3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
06-08-2014 11:25:31 | More by HoppyBastard2
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
10-29-2013 00:38:43 | More by tommyguz
4.31/5 rDev +12.2%
I was in Erie and swung by the 6-Pack and as my ratings indicated, was very pleased. They had a solid range of local and regional beer styles on tap and their bottle/can selection was impressive. Being from out of town, I appreciated the staff's knowledge about their offerings which aided me in deciding between the many choices.
06-28-2013 10:29:31 | More by SudsTerkel
4.05/5 rDev +5.5%
There is nothing fancy here. I find it like drinking in a convenience store. However, the selection is pretty solid for Erie and the staff is pretty cool too. I buy 6er's to go all the time, and the tap selection is pretty solid for growler fills or to drink there. I would like a mix-n-match option.
01-28-2013 17:44:33 | More by Holmes698
3.88/5 rDev +1%
I have stopped in this place a number of times in the past couple years and had some great beers on draft for good prices. Rogue, Southern Tier, and other good offerings. Even Imp. brews for about $4.50 for a 23 ounce glass. Bombers and six pack selection are good including Dogfish head, VooDoo, Bells, Anchor Stem. Well lit, none smoking are appealing. Also you can get growler fills of any of their tap brews. And within a couple blocks of Oskars and only a mile or two from the beach on the lake make this a great stop.
I justed stopped by last evening and picked up Doulbe Simcoe, Ruination, Green Flash West Coast IIPA, Victory Wild Hop, Ommegang Three Philosphers. And while there enjoyed Ommegang Hennepin on Draft and got a growler of it to go.
07-25-2009 01:24:56 | More by mtnbikerpa
3.71/5 rDev -3.4%
This has been my go to place for beer for the last year. They are a bit hit or miss with their singles, but I have always been able to find something new and/or something I want to buy when I stop in.
They COULD use a better selection of microbrews, but as I said, they have enough new stuff here to keep me interested.
The prices are a bit high but not too bad. 2.50 is about average for a bottle of non-macro beer, and their bombers seem fairly priced.
One thing that I should note is that now that Wegmans has is selling beer this place may have troubles. Wegmans has a better selection of just about everything and the prices are cheaper. However, Wegmans doesn't, as of yet, allow you to create mixed six-packs, so I may still visit once in awhile to make some of those, but the majority of my beer buying will be taking place at Wegmans when I go on my weekly grocery run.
03-09-2009 16:51:41 | More by tosshin
New York
3.6/5 rDev -6.3%
Was driving through so I decided to stop to see if I could find some Voodoo beers. Was psyched to find a great selection of Voodoo's offerings.
Still not used to the way they sell beer in PA. Seemed like a 7-11 with taps and some sub shop booths/tables. Not the most exciting place to have a couple. The selection was decent however and the guy behind the bar/register was a friendly guy. One suggestion I would make is for them to get more bombers and to offer more singles. Pricing seemed to be pretty much in line for what you would expect.
01-09-2009 03:31:33 | More by cpn920
3.65/5 rDev -4.9%
If you live in Erie, (or just visiting) and are looking quality Craft beers, this is a good place to frequent.
They have a half dozen taps which they rotate with different micros. In the coolers they they have a decent selection of singles and six packs + a few bombers from brewers like Troegs, Stone, Lindemans, Anchor, Dogfish Head, Flying Dog, Victory, Lancaster, Chimay, Rouge, Voodoo + many more. I personally would like to see an even better selection, but its not bad.
The store is in a good neighborhood and its easy to get to.
06-22-2008 16:19:03 | More by packardgoose
3.96/5 rDev +3.1%
Well, being that I'm from Erie, this is a place that I frequent quite a bit. Most of the time to have a draft beer, being that Wegmans has a much better bottle selection and it's cheaper too.
The quality of the beer here is good. They have a pretty small selection, therefore nothing sits on the shelves for too long. And if it does, they split up the sixers and throw them in the single bottle cooler for a fair price, and they sell pretty quickly that way. This is the only upside to having a smaller selection, but it's nice to not have to worry about buying old beer.
They have roughly 6 beers on tap at a time, and as of late (I'm updating here >fall 2010) the tap selection is much better than it used to be. Southern Tier, Great Lakes, Dogfish, and Bells are frequent fliers on the tap lines which is fine by me.
They have a mix and match singles cooler in which you can build your own 6-pack for $10.50, but it's a pretty limited selection. They usually have bombers of Rogue, Stone, Chimay, Southern Tier, Otto's, and Voodoo beers from $7 up through $14.
They've kept a decent supply of winter beers in stock this winter for being such a small store...Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout, Victory Hop Wallop, Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome, Anchor Christmas Ale, Great Lakes Christmas Ale, Sierra Nevada Bigfoot, Troegs Nugget Nectar...etc.
As good as some of those beers are, I still think that their selection is pretty limited being that this is Pennsylvania. They don't have many beers from Weyerbacher, Stoudt's, Penn, Churchwork's, and even very limited offerings from Bell's, Victory, and Troegs at times.
I think that craft beer is starting to catch on in Erie, so hopefully they improve their selection a bit in the future.
Aside from the owner (who is not super friendly) the staff is really friendly and makes you feel welcome.
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I stumbled upon the other location first. The nice, young lady at the register informed me that there was another location (the one I am reviewing) elsewhere in town. She gave me impeccable directions and I found somewhat of a goldmine for this part of PA. Lots of great beers to choose and some great taps as well. I was happiest to find some Southern Tier beers, both in bottle and on tap. Although a bit pricey, it wasn't too bad for PA bottle shop prices. If you are in the area and need some suds, this is it.
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I guess this is Canelo's Way of hinting at who he wants his next opponent to be on May 4th. The obvious choice being Cotto, but last time Canelo was publicly reported ringside for a fight in which included the fighter he intended on facing, that fighter was upset, thus him having to settle with the lesser name winner (hint, hint), so Cotto better watch it. This also fuels the rumor of Mayweather being in talk with GBP for a fight with Guerrero, while Sergio Martinez is looking to make his ring return in his home country of Argentina, so all in all Canelo may have no choice but to choose the winner of Cotto-Trout.
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[photogallerylink id=48666 align=left]Taking to his Twitter account for the first time since his jet ski accident in Miami on May 29th, [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Sean Kinston[/lastfm] tweeted a pic of himself and gave his fans a brief update on his health status as well as thanks for all of their support.
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QB #1He has great intangibles and understands the game and knows how to move the offense. He has adequate arm strength, but knows how to get the ball to his receivers and he can look off to secondary receivers and can find the open man. He is very cool under pressure and has played well in big games. He is a good ball handler and he can make adjustments at the LOS. He is not a real gifted athlete and he does not have great velocity on his throws, but he seems to move around okay in the pocket and get the job done. He is not what NFL teams are looking for physically, but he is so efficient and smart that he may very well make an NFL team as a backup. If he continues to develop, he is a guy that teams would feel very comfortable about in a backup role. He may never develop into a starter, but there are a lot of things to like about this guy. QB #2Two-year starter. Very tall with a thin build. Needs to upgrade his overall strength. Pocket passer with average quickness. Can slide from pressure, but is not very elusive. Doesn't look to run. Holds the ball a bit low, but has a fairly quick release. Lacks a strong arm. Doesn't rifle the long outs, but he's an accurate passer with a good feel for touch. Sails some throws and hangs some deep balls. Leader. Eyeballs his primary target at times, but shows the ability to come off and find alternates. Generally makes good decisions. QB #3Nice-sized QB best as a short or intermediate range passer. Technically sound setting up to throw, poised in the pocket and patient. Hits receivers in stride on the crossing routes, smartly places the sideline throws and also goes to the safe underneath target if nothing is available. Above average arm and intermediate throws display zip. Tough, buys time for receivers and sits in the pocket as long as possible to get the throw off. Displays skill throwing on the run and at the same time fakes defenders out with play action or run action. Slow dropping into the pocket, has difficulty eluding the rush and not a threat making plays with his legs. Zeros in on primary targets and does not always see the field or find the safety. Prone to throwing into coverage. Can not drive the ball downfield and deep accuracy is woeful.QB # 4An intelligent four-year starter. Very productive. Natural leader with good size. Holds the ball high and has a fairly quick over-the-top release. Stands in under pressure and keeps his poise. Not an elusive runner but he throws well on the move. Doesn't have a big gun but he's an accurate passer with good touch and timing. Very good at scanning the field and finding alternate targets. Hits his receivers in stride. Does a good job of dropping the ball in over defenders. Not a strong deep passer -- lacks some velocity on long throws.QB #5He is a great runner, but combines a very efficient passing game along with it. He has a good arm, and the ability to make all the throws on the field. He takes what the defense gives him, and has the ability to put the ball on target down the field to his receivers as well. He shows the willingness to throw the ball from the pocket, and the ability to throw on the move if flushed out. If things break down, he is also a great athlete, with the ability to scramble and make plays.Size is a question mark however. His listed size is merely average, and he appears to be a bit smaller than that. It may effect his ability to throw from the pocket on a consistent basis and see the entire field. He could also use more experience as a passer. He knows how to pass the ball and not make mistakes, but could just gain more experience throwing from the pocket.
My point is... I've watched a lot of the Ohio State games, and I feel that he would be an excellent QB. I think he's the best (for our team) in the draft. We could likely snag him late in the second, early 3rd...


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COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE — Suspended Tampa Bay minor league OF Cody Rogers 50 games for refusing to take an offseason drug test.
American League
DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with RHP Anibal Sanchez on a five-year contract.
HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to terms with DH Carlos Pena on a one-year contract.
TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Traded C John Buck, C Travis d'Arnaud, RHP Noah Syndergaard and OF Wuilmer Beccera to the N.Y. Mets for RHP R.A. Dickey, C Josh Thole and C Mike Nickeas. Agreed to terms with Dickey on a three-year contract.
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CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms with 3B Ian Stewart on a one-year contract. Designated LHP Jeff Beliveau for assignment. Agreed to terms with RHP Chang-Yong Lim on a minor league contract.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to terms with INF Donnie Murphy on a minor league contract.
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GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed INF Alex Guthrie to a contract extension.
LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Traded 3B Jason Taylor to River City for SS Max Casper, RHP Doug Shields and RHP Jason Sullivan.
WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Sold the contract of RHP Mike Recchia to the Baltimore Orioles.
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NBA — Promoted Mike Bass to executive vice president, communications.
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NFL — Suspended Washington T Jordan Black four games for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing substances.
ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re-signed OL Mike Gibson. Released DT Ricky Lumpkin.
CHICAGO BEARS — Placed DT Matt Toeaina on injured reserve. Signed T Cory Brandon from the practice squad.
CLEVELAND BROWNS — Released DB Dimitri Patterson.
Canadian Football League
HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Named Kent Austin coach.
National Hockey League
DALLAS STARS — Reassigned D Hubert Labrie from Idaho (ECHL) to Texas (AHL).
DETROIT RED WINGS — Reassigned D Gleason Fournier and F Andrej Nestrasil from Toledo (ECHL) to Grand Rapids (AHL).
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Since December of last year, no team has been more dominant over the course of the regular season than the Seattle Seahawks.
Seattle is 11-1 SU and 9-3 ATS over its last 12 regular season games and was an 11.5-point favorite visiting the St. Louis Rams this Monday night. (One shop had them a full 1.5 points higher at -13, which was a tempting spread for Rams bettors).
The Seattle Seahawks rank second in the NFL in total yards on defense, allowing just 282.1 per game, and third best in the NFL in points allowed allowing just 16.6 points per game. In addition to that outstanding defense, the Seahawks have one of the league's top offenses, ranking fifth in the NFL in scoring with 27.3 points per game.
At 5-1 SU and 4-2 ATS, the Seahawks are clearly the team to beat in the NFC this season. And the Odds Shark.com picks computer has a 31-18 final prediction.
The St. Louis Rams have one of the league's worst rushing attacks averaging just 70.6 yards per game, centering their offense entirely on the arm of Sam Bradford. Unfortunately for the Rams, Bradford was lost for the season last week with an ACL injury.
St. Louis will start backup quarterback Kellen Clemens on Monday night.
The total has gone UNDER in five of the last six games between Seattle and St. Louis. That trend could continue if St. Louis struggles on offense under Clemens as many are expecting. Monday night's total is set at 43.
All signs point to a pretty tough night for the Rams. Not only is St. Louis sending Kellen Clemens and a lackluster running game out there against one of the league's best defenses, but the Rams also have struggled on defense allowing 26.3 points per game this season.
This NFC West division rivalry has been tilted heavily in Seattle's favor since 2005; the Seahawks are 14-2 SU and 11-5 ATS in their last 16 games against the Rams.
The Seahawks also own the superior Monday Night Football trend — they are 5-0-1 ATS in their past six MNF encounters, whereas St Louis is just 1-5 ATS in their last six MNF games.
The key to covering the 11.5-point spread for St. Louis is going to be the play of the defense. Last season, St. Louis held Seattle to 20 points in Seattle and 13 points in St. Louis. If the defense can continue that success, the Rams could cover the spread; but they'll need some help from the offense, too.
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This cd as a majority of the exact same songs from '98 Live Meltdown, which makes me think one or the other was unnecessary. Tim Owens is a great singer and he rips through all the Priest classics. This cd is probably for die hard fans only. Otherwise save your money. Now that Rob's back in the band, I'm sure there will be another live cd/dvd from the next tour. I'd just wait for that. Only buy Live in London if you don't already have '98 Live Meltdown.
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Definitely you'd be torn choosing which live album to get- 98 Live Meltdown or Live In London. I'll tell you the difference, and you be the judge. First and foremost, 98 Live has better track ordering. Second, it also has a more exiciting feel as a live album, since it is the return of the band from a 4-5 year drought, and you can sense it in the way Ripper presents the songs-complete with stage antics. However, there are just some tracks, that for me, could have been replaced by better ones- Blood Stained, Abductors, Metal Meltdown, Painkiller.. etc. Hey, I mean, these songs are great, but some Priest classics just do not match Ripper's style, most especially Painkiller. He seems a bit forced there. For Live In London, the aura is that Ripper is comfortable with he audience. What differs from the songs here is that the tracks contain more exciting and better renditions of the classics. Check out Heading out to the Highway and Desert PLAINS (this is my FAVOURITE TRACK), also Turbo Lover. Now how'd you like to hear Turbo lover in all it's metal glory? Also, the basic fact that there are MORE tracks here makes this album somewhat match the 'necessity' of 98 Live. As for the sound, not much has changed, except that the guitar work on this one is more defined than 98. Check out Beyond the Realms for this one. Overall, I gave it a five stars because.. well, this albums simply METALS!P.S. By the way, you could use the CD's on your PC and you'll find out that there are extra videos from the Live In London DVD. Now how's that for a bargain!
Ever since David Lee Roth left Van Halen, I've always held out little hope for bands that lose their lead singers. I bought this disc thinking that it just may very well be a waste of my 16 or so bucks. However, upon the first notes of "Metal Gods" I was shocked as to how much I love the new sound! The new interpretations of the old classics sound much better today, as the guitars sound heavier, and Ripper Owens sings them perfectly. I would've given this disc 5 stars had I liked the material written in the 1990's. However, if your a old time Priest fan like myself, I consider this a must-buy.
this is a great live show that no priest fan should be without. very good show with ripper owens on vocals.ripper was not halford,but he was one great substitute.
It has been a while since a bought a Priest album, in fact the last one I got was the JUGULATOR and I was quite dissapointed.In need of some classic metal I bought this LIVE IN LONDON and what a plaisant surprise!A collection of Priest's classics from Victims of Changes, breaking the law, United, a semi-acoustic version of Diamonds and Rust, Painkiller, etc and some newer stuffs from the last album Demolition.What is his name?Oh yeah…THE RIPPER!Well, a very good surprise too, it seems like the Priest chose the good replacement for HALFORD, same type of voice, same energy although sometimes a little less high-pitched which is not unplaisant…Of course this CD doesn't compete with the great Unleashed in the east, but equals Halford's Live Ressurection and is certainly above PRIEST LIVE.Apparently the track-listing is very close from the previous live MELTDOWN but I can't compare the two for I have never heard the previous one.All I can say is that the sound of LIVE IN LONDON is great, the track listing excellent and the band in a very good shape-even if sometimes drummer Scott TRAVIS seems to have a plane to catch right after the show and speeds up the tracks…The lowest point would be TURBO LOVER-not a very good number to begin with-and the highests points would be the tunes from Point Of Entry(Heading on the highway, Desert Plains)and some very good songs from Demolition.This review refers to the european version featuring 25 tracks on a double cd, I'm not sure about the "+7″.Good purchase anyway.


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