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---- — Teen sex comedies are usually, by definition, aimed at teenagers. "American Reunion," however, is that rare teen sex comedy that targets adults — particularly those who were teens in the '90s and fondly recall the original "American Pie" as some sort of touchstone film.
After two so-so Hollywood sequels with the same characters, then several dreadful direct-to-video efforts with mostly new faces, expectations were low for this final chapter, which pulls together the entire original cast for the first time in nine years.
Considering those expectations, "American Reunion" turned out to be not half-bad.
The franchise is no longer the raunchiest and no longer offers anything that we haven't seen before. It manages, however, to address grown-up problems and relationships — with a surprisingly heartfelt moment or two — while still throwing its characters into numerous juvenile situations involving the pursuit of sex.
"American Reunion" draws its original characters back with the gimmick of a 13th high-school reunion. Jim (Jason Biggs) is married to Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) — as per "American Wedding" — and they have a child. Mild-mannered Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) is a motorcycle-riding man of the world. Hulking Oz (Chris Klein) is a minor TV celebrity. Bearded Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is a house husband.
Party animal Stifler (Seann William Scott), though, is still the same, trying to live life as if it was high school.
Including virtually everyone from the original movie requires some pointless scenes, and also emphasizes that there are some really terrible actors — we're looking at you, Tara Reid and Chris Klein — involved.
Biggs, though, is comfortable in his awkwardness and has superb chemistry with Hannigan, even as their characters navigate marital troubles. Scott also delivers the goods as the incorrigible near-lunatic Stifler.
The standout this time around, though, is veteran Eugene Levy, who steals every scene he's in as Jim's widowed dad, contemplating a return to the dating game.
"American Reunion" isn't a work of comedy genius by any stretch, but as a final chapter, it kind of works. The ending, though, opens up the chance of another sequel. We, as America, would just like to say "stop right there."
Rental Recommendation: Just before making a splash as Oz in the original "American Pie," Chris Klein co-stars as a dim-witted popular guy in "Election." Grade: A
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ATLANTA A field goal as time expired clinched a 25-24 Clemson win over LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl Monday night.
Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd completed a 12-yard TD pass to DeAndre Hopkins to cut LSUs lead to 24-22.
A two-point conversion attempt failed, leaving Clemson within two points with less than three minutes left.
Clemson kicked a 26-yard field goal to cut LSUs lead to 24-16 in the fourth quarter.
An Andre Ellington fumble led to an LSU field goal, giving the Tigers a 24-13 lead over Clemson after three quarters.
It was all LSU in the third quarter. LSUs Jeremy Hill ran 57 yards for a TD at the beginning of the second half to give the Tigers a 21-13 lead.
Clemson was a missed extra point away from being tied with LSU at the half. Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd had completed 20 of 27 passes for 177 yards. Hes rushed for a TD and thrown a TD.
Clemson receiver DeAndre Hopkins has seven catches for 103 yards and a touchdown.
Clemson overcome a disastrous start that saw star receiver Sammy Watkins lose a fumble and suffer an ankle injury on the same play. X-rays were negative on Watkins ankle but he will not return to the game. Clemson starting right tackle Gifford Timothy (knee) is also questionable to return.


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Quality, however, is continuously improving thanks to the fact that there's now significant QA support for the interface, he added.
"It seems people who were even very skeptical about Unity are willing to give it another shot," Shuttleworth said. "I think the design vision is becoming clearer, and the team worked incredibly hard to address bugs and shortcomings."
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5. Microsoft's "gutsy choices." Asked about Windows 8 and any opportunity it may present for Ubuntu, Shuttleworth remained diplomatic.
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Tensions between Democratic Brookhaven Town Councilman Steve Fiore-Rosenfeld and Supervisor Ed Romaine over the town's plowing debacle turned icy on Thursday.
As Romaine presented his proposals to hold the highway department accountable for the town's snow removal failures, including changing to contractor policies and better training town employees, Fiore-Rosenfeld turned the discussion back on the supervisor.
"You made a statement that you didn't really have any power to do anything, but yet there's four resolutions that have you coming up with ways we can solve these problems," said Fiore-Rosenfeld. "I'm a little confused."
Fiore-Rosenfeld pointed to Romaine's public apology to residents for being on vacation in Jamaica during the storm, but was quick to note the Highway Supervisor position is elected and directly responsible for overseeing snow removal.
"Since you weren't there, let me clarify. My statement was very clear. I don't have direct control ... over the highway department," Romaine said.
One issue brought up by Fiore-Rosenfeld had to do with whether a town-issued state of emergency would have given the newly elected supervisor power over the highway department.
Annette Eaderesto, Brookhaven's town attorney, said that it was not how town law works as "under town law we do not have direct control over a highway superintendent or his deputy."
Fiore-Rosenfeld was one of the first to draw attention to Romaine being on vacation in Jamaica when one of the worst blizzards ever to hit Long Island dumped more than 30 inches of snow in places over his township.
"It does have an impact when the leader of a township who has the authority to take command of all departments, and marshal all forces and resources is not at Town Hall," Fiore-Rosenfeld told Patch on Feb. 11. "Clearly, his lack of presence at the helm is not helpful to our ability to respond to residents and their concerns about being snowed in and trapped in their homes."
The councilman even penned a scathing letter to Romaine and former acting Highway Superintendent Michael Murphy calling it "a complete and systematic breakdown in the ability of the Town Highway Department to respond to this crisis."
While Murphy was out of work for the Feb. 8 blizzard citing a medical problem related to his teeth, and has since resigned, his deputy John Capella – since named acting Highway Superintendent – was in town.
Councilwoman Connie Kepert, acting Highway Department liaison, on Thursday said she supported Romaine's request for a full review of the Highway Department but asked for more to be done.
"I think some of us would also like to look a little bit further as to what went wrong during the storm and I think we owe that to the taxpayers," Kepert said.
The supervisor claimed his statement to residents blaming the highway department for the mess-up has been twisted, and that he wasn't critical of town employees.
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The famous castle of Castiglione – the Rocca del Leon – is dominating the Lake Trasimeno. It was built in 1247 in the shape of a pentagon by Elia Coppi. The castle is guarded by 4 corner towers and one donjon – keep.
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The name "Italy" is shrouded in mystery; some etymologists trace it to a Greek word meaning "the land of young cattle."
Italy was fond of Jupiter and Mars from the very start, Jupiter for fatherly good luck and Mars for war!
But it all began with Rome. Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus who were sons of Rhea and Mars.
The twins were abandoned at birth out of a fear that they would grow up and later overthrow Amelius, usurper of their grandfather's rightful throne.
Wrongful mis-doings most foul! Treachery and sabotage!! HOW would these two blessed infants make their way in such a world?
As it turns out, the twins didn't have to make their way very far, because one of them killed the other one and then they weren't twins anymore. But that happens later.
First they got rescued by a she-wolf who suckled them with her milk and raised them as her own until they were discovered by the shepherd Faustulus.
Faustulus fed them meat and bread and also raised them as his own until they were old enough to return to Amelius and hack him up as planned. They reinstated the grandfather Numitor to his rightful throne and went off to celebrate by starting a town of their own.
They chose a hilly area where the mama wolf had saved them from certain death in the barren wilderness and began scouting locations.
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Andy Silva
---- — In real-life baseball it is always said that pitching and defense win championships. But in fantasy? Maybe not so much.
Defense almost has no bearing (unless you play in league which includes defensive metrics, which is rare) and unless you play in deep league pitching will likely be plentiful this season. I don't know if I would say there was an outright dominant starting pitcher last season the way Detroit's Justin Verlander was in 2011. Which isn't to say that Verlander or Clayton Kershaw didn't reward their fantasy owners, but given the slight offensive downturn of recent years the value to drafting a pitcher early in drafts just isn't there as much.
Looking at early Yahoo! average draft positions, there is value in pitching to be found after the first three rounds. Zach Greinke, C.C. Sabathia, Madison Bumgarner, Adam Wainwright and Gio Gonzalez among others can all be had, on average, at pick 45 or later. Sure, you could take Verlander (ADP: 9.6), Stephen Strasburg (ADP: 12.2), Kershaw (ADP: 14) or Felix Hernandez (ADP:19.1) in the first two rounds. But be forewarned your offense might suffer as a result.
A pitching sleeper who I like a lot could be Arizona's Ian Kennedy. The righty, who went 21-4 with an ERA of 2.88 and 198 strikeouts in 2011, regressed some last season. But his walks and strikeouts remained consistent while his BABIP (batting average in balls in play) rose from .274 in 2011 to .312. He's never been a flamethrower, so velocity isn't really a concern. I think he could have a nice bounce back season and could provide great value with an average draft position of 111.7. To get a potential No.1 or No. 2 in round 10 would be huge.
The bottom line is don't reach for pitching because patience will be rewarded thanks to depth at the position this year.
The quality drops off quick at second base.
After Robinson Cano, Dustin Pedroia and Ian Kinsler you begin to have to assess which flaws you are willing to accept. Even Pedroia and Kinsler are not quite at the same level as Cano (although Pedroia is certainly closer).
If I couldn't land Cano or Pedroia, I've never been much of a Kinsler fan. I would wait until round 9 or 10 and draft the Astros' Jose Altuve.
Yes, he isn't surrounded by tremendous talent, and yes he won't hit for much power. But he did hit for a solid average (.290) and swiped 33 bases. He doesn't have the same track record as some of the other later round second base options, but does have more upside potential.
I think Anthony Rizzo of the Cubs could provide decent value at first base.
He's not quite a sleeper, but given he's going on average late in the seventh round I think he can produce numbers that are superior to that draft position.
Last season in just 87 games he bashed 15 homers and drove in 48 RBI and hit for a decent average as well, posting a .285. He certainly struggled some in his brief time in San Diego, but he appeared to put some things together between the end of the 2011 season and when he was called up again last year. Perhaps he really did more minor league seasoning, perhaps he was just pressing at Petco.
Admittedly, I've always been high on Rizzo, but I think great things could be ahead for him at Wrigley this season.
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I just won an eBay bid for a 5/8-11 Helicoil Kit for doing the Cub Finals...I think I got a really good deal!! I am rebuilding a left final to swap out on my '55 and this will allow me to repair any problems I come across. (I am still checking the bolt holes out but am pretty sure I need at least one helicoiled)
My main reason for this post is in case any fellow NC Cubbers need their finals helicoiled, you are welcome to come over for a mini-fest or I might loan it out for the cost of the inserts you use. Boss loaned me his a while back and I REALLY appreciated it...thank you Boss!! (I know how risky it is to loan tools!) So, if anyone in the area wants to come play with your Cub, let me know! (Especially if you have used a fasthitch and can help me finish up installation!!!! )
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This beautiful four bedroom, four bath home, located on a barrier island, overlooks the Gulf of Mexico and Santa Rosa Sound(Intercoastal Waterway). Located within steps of America's most beautiful sugar white beaches and across the street from the neighborhood pool, it offers the perfect place for a spectacular family vacation. It has hardwood floors throughout and all ceramic baths and wonderful wrap-around decks. We specialize in renting to families. We do not rent to people under 25.
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Naval Air Museum NAS Pensacola
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- Picnic Santa Rosa County Beach
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- Gulf Island National Seashore
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- Navarre Beach Marine Station
- Golf
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Uncle Vinny's Pizzeria, Ristorante
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Uncle Vinny's Pizzeria and Ristorante at 1012 South Lake Park Boulevard in Carolina Beach and to order delivery or carryout please give them a call at (910) 458-2028.
Uncle Vinny's is the perfect place to go for lunch or dinner with their wonderful menu full of mouth watering choices. Start your meal with an appetizer like their "Mozzarella Caprese," "Sauteed Mussels," or "Traditional Antipasta." They offer salads and soups perfect as starters or as a meal themselves. Their sandwiches are made on a wonderful homemade foccacia bread and include choices such as Eggplant or chicken parmigians, their own Italian Combo, or their already famous steak and cheese. Their Brick oven pizzas come in 14" and 18" sizes and can be loaded with your favorite toppings or try one of Vinny's creations. When it comes to a filling dinner try any of Vinny's pasta or entrée selections. All homemade and incredibly delicious, Vinny's pastas are sure to please and include traditional options like Penne or Spaghetti, Mama Doria's Homemade Lasagna, fettuccine alfredo and more. Uncle Vinny's Pizzeria and Ristorante is located in Carolina Beach at 1012 South Lake Park Boulevard. They have a full bar with all abc permits that makes the best drinks around, serves a great selection of cold beer and drafts, and offers an extensive wine list for the perfect pairings with any meal. They offer delivery service on the Island. Uncle Vinny's is open on Mondays through Thursdays from 11:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. On Fridays and Saturdays they are open from 11:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. On Sundays they are open from 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. If you would like to find out more about Uncle Vinny's Pizzeria and Ristorante in Carolina Beach and to order delivery or carryout please give them a call at (910) 458-2028. They are very active on Facebook, always updating with the latest news and specials so become their friend and check frequently to find out about all the great things going on at Uncle Vinny's. You can also find out more at their website UncleVinnysRestaurant .com. The website contains a lot of great information about Uncle Vinny's including menus, videos, and more.
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Why do I like hockey? Prepare for a journey through time and space, to a simpler world I call 1993.
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Despite his infamous moment, new Oilers asst coach Steve Smith was an outstanding rearguard back in the day.
A lot of stuff going on in Toronto these days, especially with the story on Brian Burke's son yesterday. (Greg Wyshynski and Justin Bourne have more on that today here.) Time permitting, I'll add...
"It took us five years to get to the point we got to in San Jose, with the success we had. We developed a lot of young players and that takes time. You don't become the second-place team in the NHL overnight. The same thing's going to happen here – it's not going to happen overnight. You're not going to use the same systems everywhere you go because the personnel's different, but the philosophy's the same: aggressive hockey, aggressive fore-checking, puck possession and in-your-face hockey.The Globe and Mail's James Mirtle talks to Ron Wilson's lieutenant Tim Hunter about the coaching staff's adherence to their message and the necessity of patience.
Here's a little clip of current Leafs assistant coach Tim Hunter introducing himself to Doug Gilmour. Rob Pearson actually responds. He never would have fit in on recent Leaf teams. Other highlights: - Midget wrestling (Ronning vs Gilmour) - Momesso trying to set an NHL record by being third-man in on two fights on one shift - Momesso running for his life when he realizes Bob Rouse is still on the ice
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5-star luxury hotel with 5 restaurants in Istanbul (Kadikoy)
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In addition to a full-service spa, ByOtell Asia Istanbul features an indoor pool and a health club. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 5 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 377 square feet (35 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Complimentary valet parking is available on site.
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- Airport shuttle fee: TRY 180 per room (one way)
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Micah Moore, a member of a cult-like prayer group, was arraigned last week for murder of Bethany Deaton, the wife of the group's spiritual leader, Tyler Deaton. Moore had allegedly confessed to killing Bethany in order to keep her from revealing the sexual abuse she was subjected to by members of the group. An attorney for Moore says Bethany committed suicide.
Bethany Deaton's future seemed bright. The 27-year-old had finished nursing school and planned to become a missionary with her charismatic husband Tyler, who led an extremely devout prayer group. The tightly knit group's devotion to Tyler Deaton and his fellowship was so great that several members lived in the same house with the couple. But more was going on inside the house than prayer meetings. Beneath the veneer of religious fellowship lurked darker secrets Deaton and his followers harbored.


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Bulldog company man Greg McGarity, former tennis coach, assistant SID, and assistant AD at Georgia, has been plying his trade down in Gainesville for almost 20 years. If local television reports are to be believed, he's about to make a triumphant return to Athens to replace Damon Evans as athletic director:
Florida associate athletic director Greg McGarity will be named athletic director at Georgia on Friday, WSB-TV is reporting.
McGarity has not returned repeated phone calls from the AJC today.
(That's a good habit to keep, sir. Just saying.)
SB Nation's DawgSports has been high on this guy from the get-go, making an impassioned plea last month for McGarity as the ideal candidate:
Say . . . the Gators have been doing all right in athletics since McGarity went to work in Gainesville in the early 1990s, haven't they? Yes, they have. During that time, McGarity has been working for Jeremy Foley, whose hiring and firing decisions suggest strongly that he is a man with an eye for talent and a lack of tolerance for mediocrity; the fact that McGarity has spent nearly two decades working for Foley (who rose to the athletic directorship from the post of senior associate athletic director) speaks volumes about his abilities.
In Greg McGarity, we have a man with all of Damon Evans's positives (including being Bulldog-born and Bulldog-bred), none of Evans's baggage, and a championship pedigree.
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4.7/5 rDev +20.5%
Poured a absolutely beautiful black color. Massive tannish head that slowly feel to a creamy ring. Spotty lacing present. Smell is fantastic with very stong coffe and chocolate notes present. This has to be one of the best scents on a beer I have ever experienced. Taste is almost as good as the smell with toated malt at the beginning, followed by rich chocolate and coffee tastes, then some dark sweetich fruit (dates, prunes) and a slight hop bitterness that beckons for another taste. Finish is a perfect combination of sweetness and a slight bitterness that blend together to present an extraordinary taste sensation. This is one of the finest beers I have evrer experienced. I have had several beers from this brewery and each one has been exceptionally enjoyable. Even though the label states that this beer can be poured in your bath water, I would never do it because it tastes so great.
03-11-2006 01:13:42 | More by tgbljb
4.43/5 rDev +13.6%
Split this one with a friend who picked it up on a whim. Appears a dark brown with ruby highlights, decent tan head floating atop. Smells nice and malty - toasty and chocolaty up front, with a dusty character. Also, a real funky wet sock smell to add to the mix. Taste is even a bit more complex. A nice milky backdrop compliments the sweet roastyness for this beer. Coffee and cream qualities, with the already mentioned dustyness doing it's part. Excellent medium bodied mouthfeel, but light on the palate in a way for a darker beer. Sort of reminds me of a schwarzbier/dopplebock hybrid. Maybe it's just because I haven't really explored the style, but this beer really impressed me. Nice and complex, lots to keep me interested, but not overdone and highly drinkable. Plus, thinking about some German dude pouring this into his bath is just a pretty funny image and a good conversation starter.
08-12-2005 19:07:25 | More by twelvsies
4.28/5 rDev +9.7%
Pours a dark brown with a small tan head that quickly disappears. Fair amount of bubbles visible, especially for a beer this dark.
Smell is complex, grape juice, chocolate, butter, many other minor hints.
Tastes of chocolate, caramel, butter, toffee, a little fruity and a mocha frappachino finish. Quite good.
Feels a little thin, but not poor. Slight cloying, but it's not an IPA, now is it?
Drinkability is good. If it suffers from anything, it's just too rich to drink alot of. Very good beer.
01-04-2006 23:07:52 | More by Graebner
New Jersey
4.28/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured out a super dark brown with a near white head that fell into a thin film. The nose offers malt, slight smokyness, a bit of coffee, some caramel and mollasses, lots of fun stuff. The taste is like sweet coffee, mollasses, cream, caramel, slight dark fruit like sour cherries, and some pepper too. Has a lightly carbonated mouthfeel. A little cloying, but otherwise extremely enjoyable and fairly drinkable.
04-11-2007 04:14:44 | More by dherling
4.25/5 rDev +9%
(Served in a Weizen glass)
A- This beer has an opaque dark brown body with a light creamy tan head that last and last.
S- The smell of faint sweet honey starts the dark toasted malt aroma followed by a faint tart alder smoke finish.
T- This beer has a nice dark roasted malt flavor that is dry and crisp with a faint coffee bean note. There is a slight note of brown sugar and maple that is note sweet but pretty dry itself. There is a faint finish of tart smoke.
M- This beer has a medium-full mouthfeel with a creamy texture and a slight watery finish.
D- This beer has a nice smooth dark complexity with a nice finish flavor that balances the malt flavors and enhances them aswell. Very good session beer.
05-21-2006 01:02:32 | More by rhoadsrage
4.25/5 rDev +9%
07-20-2012 16:10:19 | More by Slatetank
4.2/5 rDev +7.7%
A chance discovery in a bottle shop I hadn't been to before, I picked this up on a whim. The quirky label made a good case for a try. I have to say, though, that I'm certainly not sorry I got it. I could see that it was dark and I imagined something like a hearty Bock, which is not far off from reality. Upon pouring, the initial aroma was full of rich, sweet, grainy, maltyness, with a friendly hint of prunes. The flavor was full and rich as well, with complex grainy malt character follwed by a sweet finish with just a bit of toasty dryness to offset the sweetness. I can easily picture sipping this beer while relaxing in a bathtub, as it says they do on the bottle. If I lived in Neuzelle, I daresay I would take more baths.
03-23-2006 04:06:08 | More by ctdfalconer
New Jersey
4.2/5 rDev +7.7%
$2.99 @ oak tree buy rite, edison nj
half a finger of off chocolate head fades off quickly, great lacing is immediate, rolling the beer around produces a lovely tide rising and falling on the glass, not much light can get through this nearly opaque offering with chestnuit hightlights.
if I was blindfolded I might swear this was a bag of roasted coffee beans.. or a good cup of joe left out to get to room temp. the roast aroma is deep and nearly unreal, it smells like a cup of joe with a hint of sweetness from either cream or a shot of hazelnut, there is a mild smokiness like that of a fire when you wake up in the morning after camping out for the night, smoldering.. not like smoked/bbq meat.
taste etc...
the carbonation is smooth, the slightest hint of prickly nature but mostly it is here in small bubbles to carry this brew and slide it down way too easy, pretty light in the mouth for a dark beer (like a schwarzbier really), the smokiness comes through in the taste as well, and there are little kicks of bitter underneath the nice layer of malts, this is easy drinking for sure, no warming so I would guess the ABV is in the 5% range, there is a nice subtle ash flavor in this as well... damn, I think I could cook with this beer in a second! the flavor is really good but not as amazing as the nose, so I can't go higher on that score, but it is damn enjoyable.
want to be disturbed?
I warned you... "have you ever been to a turkish bath"
for the money this is straight up a great brew, I was totally just picking it up for the lore and the price was easy... from now on I will be picking it up because of how damn tasty it was.. and the aroma is just kick ass. This is easy drinking for a darker brew. This one shows subtleties that american brewers can learn from and employ.
05-06-2006 03:59:04 | More by Ego
4.15/5 rDev +6.4%
0.5 liter bottle purchased at La Bodega in Riverside CA for $2.69 in fall of 2005. There's a spot on the label for a printed best-by date, but it's left blank.
Pours a stunningly deep dark black, moreso than the darkest stouts, completely opaque, with a nice tan head that doesn't last very long at all. No carbonation I can find.
Aroma is very distinctive, but is really hard to describe. My first thought is smoke, although completely unlike rauchbier smokiness. Maybe it's unburned charcoal insead of smoke. Some breadiness (burned toast?), but there is also a touch of sweetness. Not much else I can find. This main aroma is bothering me- why can't I put a finger on it?
Flavor reminds me of good German black bread (like my grandmother used to bake, not the store-bought stuff) and a slight milk-based sweetness. The burned aroma shows up very distinctly at the end of the swallow.
Mouthfeel- much thinner than expected from its look, but to me this is a huge positive, rich but not heavy. Helps with drinkability.
I had read about taking a bath in this beer, and after I enjoyed the humor of the idea, I didn't expect much from this beer. I'm pleasantly surprised. I like it!
01-15-2006 21:57:53 | More by Dukeofearl
4.1/5 rDev +5.1%
500ml. Pretty much a solid black pour, whitish head and not much of it. Does lace the glass fairly well though.
Aroma, toasted malt and lighter chocolates, milk chocolate.
Taste matches nicely. Along with that is some herbal hops. Finishes with almost a lactose and chocolate.
Lighter bodied, but coats the mouth well. Extreamely easy to drink.
02-27-2011 19:29:21 | More by Bung
4.1/5 rDev +5.1%
Aroma is heavily of high quality coffee (un -schwarzbier like in my experience) and roasted malts, toasted breads. Deep black with a firm, index finger thick, lasting head. Flavor is very raisiny in the fore followed by a relaxed maltiness that carries the riasin flavors into the finish. Extremely and delightfully one dimensional. Excellent lacing marks the sippers progress like the rings of a tree track the years.
01-18-2006 08:04:41 | More by Jredner
New York
4.08/5 rDev +4.6%
The beer pours a deep dark black color with a thick frothy tan head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a dry, yet malty scent that boasts of crystal and roasted malts along with a lager yeast aroma. It is sweet with fine toffee notes. The taste is good also. It has a sweet burnt toffee flavor that goes down easy and finishes dry with a slight metallic taste. It is rich in flavor with a creamy feel. The mouthfeel is great. It is a medium/full bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a good brew, but I prefer the two Abbot beers over this one. Still, this is a good drinker.
08-03-2005 02:41:43 | More by WesWes
4.05/5 rDev +3.8%
from the bottle with 15/07/04 on the side. poured a deep dark mahagony this a meduim sized tan head that left very little lacing. aroma roasted coffee, cherries, brown sugar and just a hint hops and as it warmed some alcohol popped out. flavor the first thing is the nice smooth sweetness of brown sugar and honey, dark fruits, than the malts and hops make an appearance. I am glad I picked this up good beer.
03-29-2006 01:41:04 | More by walleye
4/5 rDev +2.6%
12-05-2013 01:26:59 | More by BillRoth
3.83/5 rDev -1.8%
Poured into my big Peter Griffin mug.
Not quite but almost to black, more of a very deep brown, cola color. A mild foamy film that depletes to a small ring, left a little to be desired. The sweetest dunkel I think I'm ever gonna smell or taste. Like mix between caramel with brown sugar and some roastiness. The sweetest tasting dunkel I think I'll ever taste. Not a sessionable dunkel due only to the sweetness. But very unique. I'm used to having strong cola, caramel, sugary, toasty flavors all mixed into one with any German beer. At least this strong any way. This beer is very silky going down the throat. A great desert beer. Especially if your desert has caramel in it.
11-02-2006 04:31:52 | More by scruffwhor
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
Picked up a single at Woodman's East here in Madison. This "bathbeer" was apparently added to the bathwater by old-timey german-type dudes back in the day. Boy were they dumb back then. "15 07 04" printed on the label seems to be one of those backwards-type european dates. Over a year old...hopefully she holds up.
Pours black with garnet highlights and a tall creamy tan head. Smells of toasted bread, cocoa powder, and other toasted, roasted things. It's toasty, ok? Taste, is also of toasted malts, less chocolate, more burnt coffee. Mouthfeel is on the thin side, but well-carbonated. Quite drinkable. I don't know about all that bath business, but it seems like a good session brew, if you're into the dark lager thing that is.
08-30-2005 22:43:27 | More by Golden2wenty1
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
02-02-2013 15:15:26 | More by matjack85
3.68/5 rDev -5.6%
Pours a dark, dark brown--almost black--color with a small tannish head. Decent lacing. Little visibility.
Smells of deep, roasted malt. There is also a distinct caramel essence, along with a touch of nuttiness. Pretty full and bold aroma.
Taste is dominated by roasted malt and a bit of hops. There is a little bit of chocolate taste as well, but not overwhelming. On the whole this is a nice flavor.
Mouthfeel is full with medium carbonation. There is a pretty decent amount of bitterness. A robust presence.
On the whole this is a pretty impressive beer. Nice flavor and presence. Good bold and eminently drinkable brew.
07-03-2007 01:18:28 | More by macpapi
New York
3.58/5 rDev -8.2%
Poured near black, would rival the darkest stouts, a small tan head that doesn't leave much lacing on the side of the glass. Has a mild roasted nut aroma, sweet coffee. The taste is of caramel and roasted malt, more sweet than bitter. Moderate feel, low carbonation, goes down silky smooth. A good brew and fairly easy to drink, definitely worth the $3 I paid. Not sure I would take a bath in it and I hope nobody took a bath in the batch that I am drinking.
04-07-2007 23:52:05 | More by Gmann
3.53/5 rDev -9.5%
Bottle purchased from Friar Tuck's in Savoy, IL.
Poured into an Ayinger half liter glass.
No brewed on date.
Pours a 2cm head made up of medium sized bubbles. Foam takes a minute or two to fade, eventually leaving a 0.5cm cap atop the body. Leaves excellent, significant lacing after the decline, as well as with each swirl of beer. Body is an opaque, very dark brown to black color with chestnut highlights; almost totally impenetrable.
Aroma primarily of roasted malt with a slight hint of sweetness and char. While I'm not sure I have the freshest bottle of this, I definitely feel the smell of this beer could be more pronounced.
Taste opens with polite and typical lager malt sweetness residing above flavors of caramelized malt, some chocolate malt, toasted bread, vanilla, and faint roasted malt. Malt sweetness mixed with very faint sour char in the back of the mouth as the aftertaste. Not as dark or roasted relative to Sprecher's, but still tasty, lighter and more lager-like than that brew.
Body is light to light-medium, with moderate, slightly peppy, carbonation that fittingly propels everything into the appropriate sensory organs. Slightly watery, but also smooth and easy drinking. Finish is surprisingly dry.
A very easy drinking beer, not quite as roasted or "dark" in flavor as I would prefer, perhaps too sweet. A good schawrzbier, but not one I'd go out of my way to track down in the states.
11-09-2011 05:49:26 | More by falloutsnow
3.48/5 rDev -10.8%
1 pt. .9 fl oz bottle poured into Imperial Pint Glass
Disclaimer: I may or may not have taken a bath whilst I enjoyed this beer.
A - Pitch black (think liquid licorice, in color at least) with a minimal light tan colored head. Lacing is substantial, yet its tiny bubbles allow it fall rather quickly.
S - Brown sugar and a sweet breaded scent dominate with slight roasted caramel and cola notes.
T - Lightly spiced sweetness with very little bitterness to balance. Hints of the roasted caramel and cola, but these remain largely overpowered. Aftertaste is sticky sugar that dries ever so slightly. Alcohol is not noticable. Overly sweet and in need of more balance.
M - Light yet creamy with little carbonation. Mouthfeel is slightly sticky with a coating aftereffect.
D - Sweetness detracts from the drinkability, but there is enough flavor in this brew that I wouldn't turn one down (probably wouldn't, at least).
01-18-2007 18:31:35 | More by gmcfarre
New Jersey
3.35/5 rDev -14.1%
A: Poured a dark reddish chocolate color with a tan head that retained rather nicely.
S: very light, caramel and soft toffee notes and not much else.
T: makes up for the lack of nose. Fruity with lots fresh cherries followed by a nice roasted malt lacing. Light roasted grains and dark caramel sweetness along with a touch of dry chocolate and subtle molasses rounds things out.
M: thin, and slick, but big on flavor.
D: Nice relaxing brew with a pleasant smooth maltiness. Good for a try but wouldn't buy in multiples.
08-11-2008 22:42:06 | More by beerthulhu
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -16.7%
10-22-2013 20:03:40 | More by RochefortChris
3.15/5 rDev -19.2%
Poured to a dark brown with a thin tan head that dissipated quickly and left little lacing. Aroma was mlaty roasted nuts, with some chocolate. Unfortunately, the flavor was bland, body very watery, and the palate somewhat metallic. I swore I could taste a little soapiness in finish. Not bad for a novelty, but if I buy another one, it will be for bathing vs. drinking.
04-06-2007 12:42:54 | More by kimcgolf
3.08/5 rDev -21%
Presentation: A distinctive and very colorful black, gold and cream colored label sits affront the ubiquitous standard looking Teutonic 500ml brown glass bottle. The middle section has a dark blue triangle that has an image of a jovial looking Monk fondling a large golden stein. Brewed by Neuzeller Kloster-Bräu and listed as Original Bathbeer Monastery Fun and described as An ancient style of dark beer brewed in the Brandenburg region of Germany. Sip one while you take a bath, or, like we do in Germany, add it directly to your bath water .WTF!!! Dated 15.07.04, which I presume (hope!) is the actual bottling date as this was advertised as a new brew at the store where I bought it.
Appearance: Dark black when unlit, the setting Long Beach Sun penetrates the body and reveals a dark brown middle with some ruby diffractions. The light brown head forms quickly on the pour, stout like the conditioning races underneath the body of the head and helps to form a 2 thick cap. Sadly the head disappears all too quickly.
Nose: Toasted and lightly roasted malt nose with a warm milky coffee ending. Light caramel and low in strength.
Taste: Earthy entrance, lightly roasted malts are detectable. Caramelized malts, some spices, toffee and a feint hazelnut back end finish. Not much sweetness at all here. The tastes are a low-profile mixture of Dry Stout and Dark Lager but they are never prominent though, making this one easy going but not that rewarding.
Mouthfeel: Reasonable middle-of-the-road feels a tad lacking at times, starts thin but the carbonation rises to bolster the lacking body and leave you with some satisfaction after the swallow.
Drinkability: The thin feel and decent conditioning make this dark brew easy enough to handle, even on a hot day, but it does not have much to hold any interest after the one bottle.
Overall: My first ever Bathbeer cost me only $2.99, another rarely seen Germanic offering that I picked up at Hollingshead Delicatessen in Orange during a recent visit. Pleasant enough but if I had another bottle I would most probably put this one in the bath long before I would put it back into my fridge!
07-31-2005 01:52:00 | More by TheLongBeachBum
Bathbeer from Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle GmbH
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This Act was signed into law on August 7, 1998, cappinga seven-year effort to consolidate and streamlinethe nation's employment and training programs. WIAreplaced the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA),enacted October 13, 1982. Under WIA, the federal government,states, and local communities join efforts to developa system providing workers with job search assistance,training, and advice. In addition, all entities worktogether to provide employers with skilled workers.See the Resources section of the course for more information.
WIA Works Success Stories and Letters are an amazing collection of testimony to the value WIA Works for Illinois has fostered and the positive impact on our communities.
Success Stories and Letters are organized around congressional districts and reveal the importance and broad success that the program provides to local workforce development throughout the state.
Read a few and you'll believe! And become part of the conversation; add your story now.
Martin, 60651-1706
I found out about the SYEP program from my science teacher. I was interested in it because it had "engineering" in the description. I want a career in engineering. I worked with my classmate Scott to build an 18 x 18 robot program. This program helped me because it offered me the opportunity to learn job skills specific to the engineering field and helped me get prepared for my future. Now I have programming experience that I can use to update my resume along with the other skills I learned in the program. It was a good experience.
Xiomara, 60160-2439
I found out about the SYEP program because I was working at the Puerto Rican Parade for my school. I mostly worked at the front desk and with the 11-14 year old kids. I would take them to the park and watch them at the Club.This program was good for me because it taught me time management and responsibility. I also learned patience and how to deal wit situations in a professional setting. I really enjoyed my time at the Boys and Girls Club and participating with the SYEP program.
Anthony, 60617-3220
This summer was the first time working at a real job. I was excited to be in the Summer Program and learn skills and be working at an actual job placement. The job was hot and hard work but it was an awesome experience. I liked having a job it keep me off the street all summer and it also help me find out what I would like to do for a career after high school. I had not thought much about my career or future but this program not only taught me job skills but also go me thinking about my future. This was a good experience for me and I am thankful for being able to be part of this program.
Imani, 60643-4280
My experience with the summer youth employment program was amazing. I learned new things such as how to build a good resume, time management, and even information about domestic violence and bullying. I also learned job skills such as painting and other maintenance and cleaning skills. My mentor Doris Massey was the best she made sure I didn't give up and kept me going. She was very encouraging me and thanks to her and the program I feel more prepared for other job and life experiences.
Aneisha, 60619-7506
Before I participated with the Summer Youth Program I had never had a job. It was a struggle trying to find an employer that would hire me. That why i was so excited to be able to participate in this program. I learned a lot in my short time in the program. I learned how to work with others in a work environment, time management, and other job skills. I also learned about things to get me ready for a job, like my resume. I also learned some big self lessons like if you want something you will have to work for it. Overall this summer I learned that hard works pays off, and that I am ready to find other jobs that will be a good fit for me.
Katherine, 60643-4420
My name is Katherine Franklin and I would like to share my experience with working in the Summer Youth Employment Program. To me it was a great experience I've learned a lot of new things. I've learned to paint and do office work such as answer the phone, file papers, work the fax and printer machine, organize things, etc. I feel I am more prepared to get other employment and use what I learned to help me feel confident in doing that. If I can do it all over I would. I have had a great summer of working, learning, and earning money.
Asia, 60617-2215
I am a young woman living in Chicago. I was looking to find a job as a way to earn money and have a safe and productive summer. I found the SYEP program and it was a great opportunity. The program helped keep me focused and allowed me the opportunity to reprioritize me life and my goals. I looked at things from a different perspective when I started working, now I look at things as how can they benefit my future plans. This program has given me the chance to have a productive summer in the city and have me the confidence to grow and see the world differently. I am looking forward to using the skills I learned this summer to help me change and better my life.
Sterlin, 62060-1130
I was unemployed and struggling when I learned about the SYEP program and applied. This was a great opportunity for me. Many other jobs would not hire me because I did not have work experience, but this program gave me a chance. I was assigned to work for the City of Madison Street Department. During the course of the program I learned many new skills and trades such as operating different types of tractors and lawn care equipment. I also got to know many local political figures very well and have earned mutual respect and built new friendships with them. The SYEP has drastically impacted my life in a positive way and I sincerely appreciate everyone involved in the program.
I was unemployed and struggling when I learned about the SYEP program and applied. This was a great opportunity for me. Many other jobs would not hire me because I did not have work experience, but this program gave me a chance. I was assigned to work for the City of Madison Street Department. During the course of the program I learned many new skills and trades such as operating different types of tractors and lawn care equipment. I also got to know many local political figures very well and have earned mutual respect and built new friendships with them. The SYEP has drastically impacted my life in a positive way and I sincerely appreciate everyone involved in the program.
Scott, 60651-2229
My name is Scott and I worked at Northeastern Illinois University to make robots for my summer job. I worked with Martin using Vex Robotics to program our robot to carry a cub to a designated area. I learned enough that I think that if I had to take an engineering course, I would already know the basics. This program helped my financially as well. I also never would have had the opportunity to make robots without this program. I wish I could continue to work with the robots but I feel more prepared now for my future jobs and training programs.
Pedro, 60651-1110
I would like to thank you for this wonderful work experience here at Banner Academy in the SYEP Program. My speaking skills have greatly increased while interacting with my coworkers and peers. I am very fortunate for the office work that I experienced as a part of the summer program. Learning how to operate the fax machine, stapling, and organizing files will be great skills towards jobs in the future. I appreciate the experience of filling out time sheets and using the time clock in the morning and at night. Even during urban gardening it gave everyone a sense of hard work because it definitely wasn't easy. Gardening days consisted of shoveling and spreading of some type of ground material. There were pounds of wood chips; we spread around the surface. The most important thing I would say, I learned was teamwork and adapting to everyone's personality. In due time, the hard work became fun, I guess my body got used to the work or my peers made it fun. Thank you again! I truly appreciate this opportunity and would love to participate once again.
Ashley, 60620-2635
My name is Ashley Procter. The past six weeks of my summer, I spent working as an office aide for WHLA. As an office aide, I had to complete different task such as; filing papers, making copies of transcripts, creating employee manuals and student/parent handbooks, and complete any additional tasks asked of me. While working here I have learned organizational skills, how to take direction from authority, and how to work on a schedule. I've also learned how to work under pressure and in intense situations. I have learned a lot this summer and hope that I can participate in the program again.
David, 60651-2208
My name is David Lewiton. I am a Banner Academy student. The SYEP program was great. It kept me busy and off the streets. I learned urban gardening skills and office skills. In the office we typed, filed, copied and answered phones. Outside in the garden we prepared the garden and started the beautification process. I would like to do the program again it was a great learning experience, I learned a lot of skills and a lot about myself. It was fun and now I am ready to go onto college and to find a job will the skills I learned.
Nya, 60644-1615
My name is Nya Ruffin. I was given the opportunity to participate in the SYEP Program. My summer was fun and occupied. This program helped me realize that I can perform essential job skills like making and answering phone calls, filing papers, entering data and making copies for co-workers at the office. Learning this made me feel more confident in my ability to speak in public. This program provides me with job skills and work readiness for the future. I can see myself working here again next summer or in any office or garden setting.
Derrick, 60624-1225
My name is Derrick Conner and my summer youth employment program team was admiring, caring and funny. I learned how to work with new people and to be more patient. I also learned how to be a responsible employee. I learned real job skills that will help me in the future. This was a fun experience for me and everybody including my co-workers, who are now my friends. Because of this job, I have new friends that I can call at any time for help and we can work together to encourage each other for future success. It was a blessing to work here and if I could do it again, I would.
Teryana, 60623-2836
My name is Teryana Hurd and I was employed through the summer youth program. My job was an office clerk/urban gardener. In the office I was assigned to answer phones, file papers, and organize the school. I enjoyed working in the garden with my peers to help better the community. Overall, this is a great program and it helps us prepare for future jobs and learn some responsibility. Working in the garden helps us to learn social and work skills. It beautifies the community and helps us to give back all while learning for the future. Thank you for this opportunity and this great life experience.
Candy, 60639-3811
My name is Candy Palmer. I heard about the SYEP Program through my high school, Banner Academy. I am a graduate and plan on continuing my education at Harold Washington, so I can build my career. I am very interested in business. The SYEP program has taught me a number of things: I learned responsibility, how to be on time, the appropriate way to dress and how to work as a team. I also learned some great skills: gardening, filing, and how to clean the proper way. Working in the office is my favorite part of all. I like working in the office because this is the main type of work I look for when searching for jobs. Urban gardening was fun to work with also, it was to beautify our neighborhood and it is just looks amazing. I would love to do it again. Thank you for the opportunity!
Daniel, 60641-1335
My name is Daniel Holmes. I am one of the summer workers from Banner. I worked in the urban garden. I had fun working with my co-workers and learning new things together and working as a team. We worked hard to help the community look better. I learned how to garden and work more with my hands. Over all, I view this as a great program. It helped us financially, physically and mentally. Working in the garden helped me meditate and that is a great way to keep my body in shape. This job helped me get ready for the world as an adult and helped me understand how a real job works. I learned about getting up early in the morning and doing some things you are not necessarily comfortable with at first. As a high school graduate this money helps with my future plans. I am thankful for this opportunity to work and learn new skills.
Alicia, 60653-1052
My name is Alicia Nicole Glover. I am 18 years old. I am currently a student at Ada S McKinley. I am scheduled to graduate in January 2015. This summer program has benefited me a lot. For example, I am an expecting teen mom, and this program has helped me be able to make money to buy the things I need for myself, and my unborn son. I also learned skills that I will be able to use in my future jobs. I really enjoyed the company of my coworkers and we learned a lot from each other while on the job. I would love do this program again. I hope that it will be available next year. It has taught me a lot and helped make a plan for the future.
Danielle, 60615-1844
My name is Danielle. My success started when I graduated June 20th. Then, I began working with the summer program. I was placed at a job site which was a great opportunity to learn some new skills. I am very appreciative that I was offered this job and the opportunity to learn more about and how to prepare for the work place. Having this job gave me the chance to provide for myself and not ask my grandmother for things all the time. I learned how to budget my income and only get things I really needed so that I wouldn't be living pay check to pay check. I was able to save a lot of my wages for the future. I learned new skills but I also learned things that will help me grow as an employee and make me more marketable to employers. I had a great summer!
Aaron, 60644-1646
Hi my name is Aaron Washington. I heard about the SYEP through my high school Banner Academy. I hope to further my future by attending a community college. I currently work as a stockperson at Food 4 Less. The SYEP program was a good opportunity to get hands on experience, training, and skills for the real world. In the program I did office work, like typing and answering the phones. The gardening was nice as well. Learning gardening skills to better our communities is a great way to come together and do good things. I learned a lot in my program and hope that those skills will continue to help me as I start college and other employment.
Armani, 60620-2635
Two years ago, I entered Dominican University as a college freshman. After studying at Dominican for two years, I came to the conclusion that it would be important for me to find a good summer job to help pay for school since every year my college tuition continued to increase. Receiving a college degree is highly important to me because it lets me know I accomplished one of my long- term life goals, so finding a job was important. Being an employee at West-Side Holistic Leadership Academy in the SYEP program helped me with valuable lifelong skills. As an office assistant, I learned the importance of organization, communicating with people in the correct manner, and understanding the everyday functioning of the workplace environment. Being a part of this program has helped me establish long term opportunities and continue my education.
Elizabeth, 60644-1335
My name is Elizabeth Land and I was given the opportunity to participate in the SYEP program. The program helped me with job skills and it helped me learn how to talk to people in a professional setting. I learned how to fax papers, answer phones and file documents. It was a fun experience and I would love to keep doing it. This is not my first time working with SYEP and every year that I work with the program I have felt better after each summer. I acquired many skills; I'll be able to complete job applications and create my resume. I thought it was going to be hard at first but as I worked, it was easy because I was doing things correctly and had a sense of pride in what I was doing. Now, I love coming to work for the program and I can also see myself doing this type of job in the future. Thank you for the opportunity!
Larmesha, 60653-1417
My name is Larmesha Hinton and I am a graduate of Ada S McKinley high School. I am 19 years old and I have a two year old daughter. This program helped me provide for my daughter while learning skills that I will be able to use in my future jobs. I learned how to complete my resume and how to market my skills to employers. The work program this summer gave me more of a sense of what true responsibility is. I really appreciate this experience because it would have been hard to find summer employment without this program and the skills and resume information I learned. Now I am more ready to enter the work force with confidence.
Keyshon, 60651-3219
My name is Keyshon Jenkins and during this program I've learned a lot. I learned how to start a garden, fax papers, answer phones, data entry, file papers and be more professional. I also learned how to work with others more effectively. This program taught me how to manage my money, and control my anger. We also learned the real meaning of bullying. For me this program helped me grow a lot. I think my success in this program was first getting the chance to be in the program, then coming everyday on time, and sticking to it and finishing it. I'm grateful for having the chance to work with this program. Thanks SYEP for this opportunity.
Tiffany, 60651-1023
Hello my name is Tiffany and I worked at Banner Academy in the summer for extra money in my pocket and to learn skills. I heard about this program from a staff a member here at Banner. I am a graduate from Banner and plan on going to school or working after the summer program is over. The worksite was great, we learned office skills like how to answer the phone in a proper manner and typing, we also worked outside in our garden. I am very interested in a full time position at Banner because the school itself is a great school and the staff members are very nice and respectful. The program was great, I liked it and enjoyed all that I learned in my time in the program.
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FUTURES END -Memoirs of a Broken Man /UPC: 734923006220 / Cat # NMR-512 /STREEDATE Oct 13th. / Genre – U.S. Technical Metal (MelodicPowerThrashProg) : The most [...]
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