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The Columbus Crew were hoping that the 2010 postseason would be a coronation of sorts. Winners of MLS Cup in 2008 and the Supporters' Shield in 2008 and 2009, they finished second in the Eastern Conference last year and thought that if they could blast through the playoffs to win another MLS Cup they could go down as a dynasty. Then the Colorado Rapids came to town in the conference semifinals and bested them in penalties to end their big dreams. Of course, that proved to be just the start of the Rapids' big dreams as they went on to surprise everyone and win the MLS Cup.
It's a year later now and a round earlier. There's a new wild card round and instead of the two-legged tie that they played in a year ago, it is just one match and it is in Colorado. It's still the same teams though. It's the Rapids and the Crew. One match on Thursday evening at Dicks Sporting Goods Park for a spot in the conference semifinals.
Columbus won't be motivated so much by their loss to Colorado a year ago though. The reason why? Most of that team from a year ago is gone. More than half of the team that heads into Denver wasn't in a Crew shirt a year ago. This is a far different Crew team than the one from a year ago.
The home-standing Rapids are a very different team too. That isn't because the roster has changed that much, because it hasn't, but because their front line looks nothing like it did last year. Omar Cummings was a superstar last season, tearing apart defenses at will. This year he's been injured and sometimes uninterested and all-around flummoxing. His striker partner a year ago, Conor Casey, tore his Achilles and has been out for months. So what was the top striker partnership in the league is now just a shadow of what it once was and this for a team that plays two defensive midfielders so they're not blessed with attacking threats from the midfield. Yeah, this is a different Rapids team.
What will also be different is the weather. It's expected to snow on Wednesday evening and be in the 20's for Thursday's match. There is no snow in the forecast for the match so they might not have to break out the orange balls, but the field could still be slick from the earlier snow and the cold could affect the play.
At the very least, the weather will add the spectacle and with it a "win or go home" match, the urgency will certainly be there from both sides. The question is whether the quality will. No Casey, a struggling Cummings and the less than gorgeous Crew don't figure to make for an overly pretty match. The playoffs aren't about pretty though. It's about results and Thursday's result will end one team's season.


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a billiards term. Refers to any occassion when a player scratches by sinking the white ball
alternate tenses: sewered, sewering
alternate tenses: sewered, sewering
James: I can't believe I sewered on the black ball!
Jenna: clearly you aren't very good at pool
Jenna: clearly you aren't very good at pool
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Sewer –verb (used with person)
To reject or betray (someone); to treat as a scapegoat; to put out of favor or at a disadvantage.
To reject or betray (someone); to treat as a scapegoat; to put out of favor or at a disadvantage.
"You told your parents I lost $5000 in Vegas? Thanks for sewering me..."
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Where all your shit goes.
Evan C lives in the sewer.
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an Asshole, rectum, a place shit comes out of
She is one nasty bitch she likes it when you put your cock in her sewer. Old Betty is so nasty she will stick her tounge up your sewer hole after she gives you a blow job.
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Cool, awesome, fantastic.
That tune is so totally sewer man!
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District of District of Columbia Torts - Injury Cases
Cases filed
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DONAGHUE v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
as 1:2014cv01468
Plaintiff: JAMES DONAGHUE
Defendant: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Cause Of Action: Tort Claim
BENSON v. FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
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Plaintiff: JERRY BENSON
Defendant: FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
Cause Of Action: Federal Tort Claims Act
TAYLOR v. VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. et al
as 1:2014cv01452
Plaintiff: SAUNDRA TAYLOR
Defendant: VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS, INC., SEDWICK CMS, ANDERSON & QUINN, LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
Type: Torts - Injury > Other Personal Injury
WILSON v. COPE et al
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Plaintiff: VANCE WILSON
Defendant: GREGORY W. COPE, EMERGENCY MEDICINE ASSOCIATES, LUCY WEBB HAYES NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR DEACONESSES AND MISSIONARIES and others
Cause Of Action: Personal Injury
CASCIANO et al v. JASEN RIDES, LLC
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Defendant: JASEN RIDES, LLC
Plaintiff: JOHN F. CASCIANO , JORDANA CASCIANO
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
REIFF et al v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA et al
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Plaintiff: GEORGE RUSSELL REIFF, AMY E. REIFF
Defendant: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SHARON A. CASEY, ADAM P. SWEET and others
Cause Of Action: Personal Injury
LEHNE v. GEORGIA-PACIFIC, LLC et al
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Plaintiff: RICHARD E. LEHNE
Defendant: GEORGIA-PACIFIC, LLC, METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
UNGER v. OBAMA et al
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Plaintiff: GLENN RICHARD UNGER
Defendant: BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA, II, JACOB J. LEW, JOHN F. KERRY and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
Type: Torts - Injury > Other Personal Injury
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA v. HUFF
as 1:2014cv01399
Plaintiff: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Defendant: BENJAMIN HUFF
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal
Type: Torts - Injury > Motor Vehicle
JOHNSON v. VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
as 1:2014cv01384
Plaintiff: CHARLES JOHNSON, JR.
Defendant: VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
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October 2, 2013 – Randall Peterson of Bennet recently won $110,000 playing Nebraska Pick 5 from the Nebraska Lottery.
There were more than 8,700 Nebraska Lottery winners in the Tuesday, August 27 drawings. Among these winners was Peterson, who purchased his winning ticket at U-Stop, 2140 K Street in Lincoln. The quick pick ticket contained one play with the winning numbers (4, 17, 22, 28, 29) for the $110,000 jackpot.
Two hundred and eight-six Nebraska Lottery players have won the Nebraska Pick 5 jackpot to date.
Peterson wasted no time claiming his prize, arriving at Nebraska Lottery headquarters the morning after the drawing. He told Nebraska Lottery officials that he learned he had won after checking the Nebraska Lottery website, nelottery.com. "I saw those numbers, and then I thought I'd better get this ticket checked," said Peterson. He plans to pay bills using his winnings.
Nebraska Pick 5 is Nebraska's unique Lottery game: all the proceeds from Nebraska Pick 5 stay in Nebraska, and all the winning tickets are sold in Nebraska at Nebraska Lottery Lotto game retailers. The odds of winning the Nebraska Pick 5 jackpot, which starts at $50,000 and grows by $4,000 each drawing that it is not won, are 1 in 501,942. The overall odds of winning a prize in the game, which has drawings six nights a week, are 1 in 8.


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Willerby Caernarfon (8 Berth)
Pets Allowed
This is a large caravan 35ft x 10 has 3 bedrooms, 1st double bed 2nd two single beds, 3rd One single bed and single bunk bed.with draws and cupboard Please remember to bring your own sheets,towels and tea towels The bathroom in the caravan includes a toilet, sink and also a walk in shower. In all 3 bedrooms there are Duvets and pillows provided with fresh duvet covers and pillow cases (some prefer to provide their own) free gas free electric
Located on winkups our 3 bedroomed 8 berth Caravan comes fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your holiday. It even includes a playstation 2 for the family to enjoy, although you will need to bring own games.
£50 deposit is required to secure your chosen dates( based on a 5-7 day break), this will be held as a damage, security deposit and will be refunded to you 7 days after holiday providing no damage has been caused and caravan is left in same condition as you found it. (If you cancel, the deposit will be lost)
Keys for the carvan can be picked up directly at the caravan from myself or a family member at 3:00pm. Please Departure the caravan by 10am, as we need to ensure it is clean and checked ready in time for the next guests. Please ensure the caravan is left in the same clean condition as when you arrive.


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In what appears to be a walk-on coup, Kate Upton was spotted on the UNL campus today. Her stunning good looks and charming wit stole the show. Oh, and there was a reason besides me that she was in...
Do you dream of bathing in an unending wave of college football goodness? Do you ever feel like you just see too much of your girlfriend, the sun or your Jack Russell, Bo? If so, do we have...
The Bo Pelini Job Rumor Mill Has Started Early....
This is the biggest week of the season so far. If you think Nebraska fans are nervous, what do you think Michigan fans are doing?
The 2012 Big Ten Media Days kick off today. Here's today's schedule. Coaches press conferences wlll be shown live on BTN and streamed on BTN2GO. WoohoO!!!!!
If Nebraska had held onto late leads in two Big XII championship games, Pelini would be given a lot more credit than he's getting.
Nebraska and Michigan's similarities extend way beyond just their starting quarterbacks. The two teams are eerily alike. How alike? VERY alike.
CORN NATION MAILBAG IS BACK --- BROTHER!! Readers want to know what's really important..like who has the Big 10's hottest chicks and the Sheen Roast.
2011 Big Ten Media Days kicks off today and if you're wondering where you can find a schedule and online resources, look no further. What topics will be covered? We've got that too.
CN points out just one Husker theme song that needs an update, removing the old Big Eight/Big 12 references and including our new foes in the Big Ten.
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In a very even half the Panthers have 147 yards total to the Seahawks 136. Newton has 10 completions for 82 yards and a score to Smitty. Russell Wilson has been tough to keep in the pocket and he is an escape artist when the pressure is on. He has 122 yards passing so far.
The Panthers defense though has been very tough with the a fore mentioned sack forced fumble bailing out DE Frank Alexander. After getting a huge sack by Charles Godfrey, Alexander punched a Seahawk to negate the play, and make it 15 yards the other way, a 30 yard swing. Alexander was ejected from the game as well.
I'm really loving the defense at this point and offense has shown more flavor than we saw in the preseason. We just need to keep it going and wear down the Seahawks.
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Recreational boating accident deaths are on the rise, the U.S. Coast Guard's Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety announced in its 2009 Recreational Boating Statistics report Tuesday.
Moderate drinking has been linked to a variety of health benefits, including a reduced risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. According to a new study, drinking alcohol may also ease the pain of -- and lower the risk of developing -- rheumatoid arthritis, a potentially crippling autoimmune disorder.
More adults in the U.S. appear to be drinking alcohol, according to a new study of the nation's drinking habits.
Hospital emergency room visits related to underage drinking nearly double during the July 4 holiday weekend, according to a federal study released this month.
Let's be honest: Many of us -- OK, most of us -- weren't exactly paragons of health in our youth. And we can't help wondering: Will those margaritas, junk-food binges, forgotten condoms, or even that one bong hit eventually come back to haunt us?
Martha was tough on her children when it came to alcohol in their early teens.
If a friend or relative starts drinking more heavily--or decides to drink less or give up alcohol entirely--you're more likely to do the same, according to a new study that found heavy drinkers, moderate drinkers, and teetotalers tend to cluster within social networks.
The morning after St. Patrick's Day, the D4 Irish Pub & Café in Chicago, Illinois, gets flooded with requests for Bloody Marys, a concoction of tomato juice, celery, vodka and hot sauce.
Some women avoid drinking calorie-filled cocktails, wine, and beer because they're worried about packing on the pounds. Now, a new study suggests that women who are moderate drinkers actually tend to gain less weight over time than teetotalers.
A new study links consumption of alcohol with a recurrance of breast cancer. CNN's Elizabeth Cohen reports.
Breast cancer survivors who have just a few alcoholic drinks per week are more likely than women who drink little or no alcohol to see their breast cancer return, according to research presented today at an annual meeting of breast cancer specialists.
The Food and Drug Administration has notified about 30 manufacturers of alcoholic beverages containing added caffeine that it intends to take a look at their products.
A world record was set recently in Houston, Texas. It wasn't the world's fastest quarter-mile run, the world's largest pumpkin or even the world's heaviest man. It was, however, as stunning to witness: the world's largest senior citizen Wii bowling tournament, as confirmed by Guinness World Records.
More than 500 seniors participated in a Wii bowling championship in an effort to improve their quality of life.
The national policy that set a minimum legal drinking age of 21 is being questioned by a group of 135 college and university presidents through an effort called the Amethyst Initiative.
One year ago, a group of college and university presidents and chancellors, eventually totaling 135, issued a statement that garnered national attention.
Moderate drinking can be good for your heart. But for women, drinking alcohol raises the risks of breast cancer.
Attention red wine drinkers: Drinking moderate amounts of any kind of alcohol (including wine, beer, and liquor) is associated with a slightly increased breast cancer risk -- and the rosy-hued beverage is no exception.
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Nats achieve one Deadline goal
Washington gets younger, but unable to trade veterans
WASHINGTON -- The Nationals were able to get younger before the Trade Deadline. On July 22, they traded reliever Jon Rauch to the Diamondbacks for second baseman Emilio Bonifacio. On Thursday before the 4 p.m. ET Deadline, Minor League right-hander Jhonny Nunez was dealt to the Yankees for shortstop Alberto Gonzalez.
Bonifacio, who is playing at Triple-A Columbus, is expected to be the everyday second baseman in a week to 10 days for the big club, while Gonzalez will join Washington for its series opener on Friday against the Reds.
General manager Jim Bowden really wanted to trade his veterans for prospects. But he quickly learned that his veterans, such as Felipe Lopez and Paul Lo Duca, didn't have any trade value because they're having subpar years.
"For the most part, there isn't much of a market," Bowden said. "Rauch was our one marketable player that we traded. Look, we are a last-place team. A lot of them are underachieving. That's not surprising."
With Nick Johnson and Dmitri Young on the disabled list, it was learned that the Nationals were looking for a first baseman for the rest of the season. According to two sources, Xavier Nady was a guy they were targeting, but the Pirates traded him to the Yankees on Saturday. Nady is another guy who had another year left on his contract.
One baseball source also said there was no talk with the Reds about Adam Dunn, who is a free agent after the season. The source said if the Nationals go after Dunn, a Bowden favorite, they will wait until he becomes a free agent.
In fact, Bowden went so far as to say that the Nationals can't go into next season believing that Johnson or Young will be the team's first basemen in 2009. Both players are injury-prone. Johnson is out for the season because of a wrist injury, while Young is shut down because of diabetes and there is no timetable for his return.
"Obviously, you are concerned when they are injured," Bowden said. "The doctors will assure us that they both will be healthy and 100 percent next year, but we heard that before. So you never get enough talent."
Bowden didn't rule out prospects Chris Marrero and Bill Rhinehart getting a chance at the position next year.
There were reports that the Nationals were going to trade pitchers Joel Hanrahan and John Lannan to the White Sox for first baseman Nick Swisher, but Bowden said such talks never took place.
"I never had a discussion with the White Sox regarding John Lannan and Joel Hanrahan," Bowden said. "[White Sox general manager] Kenny Williams sent me an e-mail and it said, 'I heard I'm getting Lannan. Can you fill me in on what I gave up?' There is no truth to any of it.
"We know what we are doing here. We are building for the long term and we have been consistent, so we were not talking about our young [Major League] players unless we are trading for other young players."
Bowden did not rule out dealing some of his veterans after the Trade Deadline, although any players involved would have to clear waivers. In 2006, for example, Bowden was able to trade Livan Hernandez, Marlon Anderson and Daryle Ward before the Aug. 31 deadline.
As of now, right-hander Tim Redding is the only veteran with any trade value, but it appears the team doesn't want to let him go because he has been a good mentor to the younger starters.
"I think it's possible [I could trade some of the veterans]," Bowden said. "I wouldn't say we have a large number of players that are going to have a market a month from now. But I certainly think there is one or two players on this team that [have the potential to be traded]."
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The first bill was introduced by Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee (HELP). This massive 1,150 page bill titled the Strengthening America's Schools Act of 2013 was drafted with input from Senator Harkin's HELP Committee Democrat colleagues.
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Reflecting the ideologies of their parties, both the House and Senate Republican bills would limit the federal government's role in education by eliminating many smaller education programs, not reauthorizing President Obama's signature education programs-such as Race to the Top and the Teacher Incentive Fund-and grant states much greater authority in setting testing standards. While neither bill includes voucher provisions, amendments to include them can be expected if either bill makes it to the floor of their respective chambers.
The Senate HELP Committee will consider the Strengthening America's Schools Act on June 11, 2013, where Senator Alexander is expected to offer his bill as a substitute amendment. That effort is expected because Democrats make up the majority on the Committee. Due to the complex rules of the Senate, it is unclear if Senator Harkin's bill will be reported out of the HELP Committee and considered in the Senate any time in the near future. Most ESEA watchers predict that, unless there is willingness to compromise in the House and Senate, Congress will fail to reauthorize ESEA.
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Serena and her handler, Steve Briggs, help autistic kids and their teachers. But, Serena's early life was nothing to smile about. Like millions of unwanted animals, Serena was on death row. She was saved at the last minute by a local animal rescue group called Molly's Militia.
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In Serena's case, someone did and that led to a permanent home for this kind and loving canine. Steve and Doris Briggs adopted Serena 6 years ago, and they live on a beautiful 18-acre ranch in Beech Island, South Carolina.
Mary Morrison, reporting: "Right away, her new owners noticed Serena's calm temperament, even around horses. They decided this dog's sweet disposition would be a terrible thing to waste. So, Steve and Serena took classes, and today as a therapy dog, Serena is touching countless lives. The pair travels to hospitals, nursing homes, and schools...but it's these special kids she seems to love the most."
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Like any "teacher", Serena is tired by days end.
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Serena's work does not go unnoticed. In fact, this pound puppy is now the star of a documentary called "Paw Prints: Serena's Story". From shelter dog to movie star...this hard working canine shows no signs of calling it quits.
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By DENISE A. RAYMO
---- — MALONE — Thursday's bright sunshine matched the mood at the ceremonial groundbreaking for a $41 million natural-gas pipeline project in Franklin County.
Past and present legislators, Sen. Betty Little, Assemblywoman Janet Duprey and officials from Enbridge-St. Lawrence Gas, Agri-Mark McCadam Cheese and the North Country Regional Economic Development Council converged in Malone to thank and praise each other for the seven-plus years of teamwork and dedication it took to bring the 48-mile transmission system from the Town of Norfolk in St. Lawrence County to the Village of Chateaugay.
"This is a transformational day for Franklin County," said Garry Douglas, co-chair of the Economic Development Council and executive director of the North Country Chamber of Commerce.
Douglas said natural gas is an abundant North American product that is environmentally responsible and more affordable than fossil fuels or electricity.
"It's more efficient, and it's nearby. We just have to get it where it's needed," he said.
James Pratt, vice president of operations at Agri-Mark McCadam, said natural gas will preserve more than 100 existing jobs at the Chateaugay plant and create a foundation for expansion.
"This is great for the community and great for the dairy-farm owners," he said. "Nobody knows for sure a year from now what the price of oil or gas is going to be, but our best guess is the value of natural gas will save us $1 million a year."
Jim Ward, assistant general manager of Enbridge-St. Lawrence Gas, thanked all of the government officials who helped convince stakeholders to support the project and push it forward when momentum slowed or stalled.
"I always say I'm amazed at the support this project has for 10 years, no matter who we talked to," he said. "This is a community celebration. I've never seen a public and private partnership and all of the communities involved coming together so we could do this."
The existing pipeline brings natural gas from Canada into the United States and will cross into Franklin County at the Town of Moira.
Brushton Mayor Don Barney said he has wanted a cheaper alternative for village residents and the North Country for a long time.
"The big deal about this for me is for us to no longer be dependent on foreign oil," he said. "At least this natural gas is coming from this continent."
Legislator Guy "Tim" Smith (D-Fort Covington) said he made several trips to Albany in support of the pipeline when he was Franklin County Legislature chairman, and he was thrilled to convince former Gov. David Paterson to get on board.
"We lobbied and got $2.5 million, and we got him up here," Smith said, referring to Paterson's visit to Malone to announce the grant award in October 2009.
"I met him at the elevator and said, 'Come on in,'" he said, laughing.
In addition to that funding, the county chipped in $1.425 million, Sen. Little secured $2 million, and St. Lawrence County was asked to kick in about $600,000 but has so far not done so.
That fact didn't escape Legislator Paul Maroun (R-Tupper Lake), who said, "I don't want to cast a spell, but I'm hopeful our friends to the west of us see how important (the pipeline) is, and we'll see a little revenue from them."
Duprey said there were days she didn't think the project would gain the needed approval.
"We were told we'd never get a letter from the Department of Corrections supporting this project, but we did," she said. "Every piece along the way helped."
Little said she would like to see Albany learn from the bi-partisan support shown to get the pipeline project approved and that it is not just a benefit to the northern portion of the county but to all county taxpayers.
She said it will bring business interest, economic development and job growth.
"Now Franklin County will have natural gas and attract businesses from Canada who go to Clinton County and St. Lawrence County," the senator said.
"Franklin County is open for business. We're changing and doing great things and moving forward."
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GREENSBORO, N.C. -- There were some tense moments for Miami in the opening round of the ACC Womens Tournament on Thursday. Virginia Tech put together an inspiring second-half run, but the heavily-favored Hurricanes regrouped in time to secure a 45-39 victory.
With the win, fifth-seeded Miami (21-9) advances to play No. 4 seed Florida State in the quarterfinals on Friday at 11 a.m.
This wasnt the prettiest of wins, but thats whats different about this team, UM coach Katie Meier said. Weve won games in so many different ways this season. We can adapt to any style.
Both teams had problems putting points on the board. Suffocating defense played both teams was a factor, but ice-cold shooting was also partly the reason for the lack of offense. Miami, which led 21-8 at intermission, shot 28.6 percent from the field. The 12th-seeded Hokies were even more off target (26.9 percent for the game), which included a 3-of-14 shooting effort in the first half.
The Hurricanes, led by Morgan Stromans game-high 13 rebounds, helped their cause by controlling boards with a decisive 45-30 edge.
Morgan had three of four ridiculous hustle plays plays that help you win, but dont show up on the stat sheet, Meier said. Thirteen rebounds and energy and effort are really what you need when your backs are against the wall like that.
Virginia Tech (10-20) was so out of sync offensively that it took until the second half to reach double figures. Uju Ugoka scored on back-to-back possessions at the start of the second half and the Hokies began to make a game of it.
Over a six-minute stretch, Virginia Tech went on a 13-3 to cut Miamis lead to 30-27 on a pair free throws by Alyssa Fenyn with 6:03 left to play in the game. The Hurricanes countered by getting the ball inside to 6-6 center Shawnice Wilson, whose inside scoring helped to keep the Hokies at bay. When the game got tight, my teammates kept telling me that they were going to get the ball to me, said Wilson, who had 17 points and eight rebounds. Once I got the ball, all I focused on was taking my time, squaring up and finishing the play.
Even with Wilson scoring in the paint, Virginia Tech refused to back down. Ugoka scored on a short jumper to trim Miamis lead to 35-31 with just four minutes to go. The Hurricanes had an answer on the next possession when point guard Stefanie Yderstrom hit a 30-foot, three-pointer right before the shot clock expired.
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Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz returned to the team's lineup Friday after missing more than a month with an Achilles injury.
He went 2-for-4 with a double and a pair of RBI, but that might be his last game action of 2012. Mark Daniels of the Boston Herald writes:
… he aggravated the injury after hitting a double in the third inning. With 34 games left in a lost season, it doesn't make much sense for the free agent-to-be to risk further damage.
"We're talking about (shutting it down) because I just can't really play like this. I don't want to be thinking about my foot while I'm facing the opposition, which is what happened to me after I hit that double the other night," Ortiz said. "My last two at-bats, instead of just focusing on seeing the ball and hitting, I'm thinking about how much is it going to react once I take off running. We're talking to the doctors and we're going to have some decisions . . . or whatever just to see how we're going to approach this."
As noted, Ortiz is a free agent after this season, and given the shedding of contracts in the massive Red Sox/Dodgers trade Friday, it's no certainty that Ortiz will be asked to return at age 37 in 2013; he might have played his last game for the Red Sox.
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Portsmouth Dunkel Gose - Portsmouth Brewery
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4.53/5 rDev +15.9%
22 oz. bomber purchased Friday afternoon at the brewery and shared at dinner that evening. I went back the following morning hoping to pick up another bottle, but they were wiped out. I'll be back next weekend and hope it's still available on tap.
A: Pours a very cloudy orange-tinged tan with a nice, foamy head; a sticky lacing persists. Very pleasing to behold.
S: Very strong, crisp and slightly sweet smell, mostly of grains with a bit of spice, yeast and citrus. This is one I kept sniffing throughout dinner; extremely pleasant.
T: The taste seemed to evolve throughout a sip without being aggressive, maintaining a highly unusual level of interest, delight and discovery. It's much less sour and maltier than I had anticipated, with the two elements balancing each other very nicely. The taste moves from the malt to coriander, with hints of spice (though not the winter warmer variety by any means) darting about, finishing with a bit of a citrusy sourness and the slightest smattering of salt.
M: Sticky, medium-bodied.
D: This is an exceptionally good beer; the taste is very unusual without being challenging, and the smell is among the best non-hop forward beers I've experienced. The beer is quite refreshing at first, but towards the end the salt kicks in quite a bit. I don't think this is undesirable, but it does make a second glass a bit daunting. Perhaps with a different beer or a glass of water in between, it would be okay, but as is it drops the drinkability a tad. I still wouldn't change a thing.
God, I hope the Portsmouth Brewery brews this again!
11-29-2010 17:44:15 | More by FrankLloydMike
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
02-01-2012 23:11:59 | More by phingdong
4.43/5 rDev +13.3%
22oz bottle poured into a Duvel tulip.
A - Pours a hazed medium pale amber color with an overdeveloped rocky 4 fingers of foam that fills the glass past the rim. Head has excellent staying power lingering for several minutes and delaying my ability to get a full pour in the glass. Large spots of lacing get deposited on the glass as it finally finds its way to the surface.
S - Musty smelling like an old cellar. Lactic sourness surrounded by gym socks and horse manure. Very funky...this has some potential. Some mild orangey fruitiness, pronounced graininess and perhaps a bit of spice too.
T - Interesting...almost like a funkified Belgian witbier. Light and refreshing flavors - citrusy oranges and lemons, lingering spices, some cloves, soft bready malt, lactically tart with some earthy and barnyardy funk overtones. I have to say I'm a bit impressed.
M - Thinnish and light bodied with a sharp, very high carbonation. Prickly and tingly, perhaps bordering on painful carbonation levels...a bit foamy and a light cooling sensation fills the mouth - probably as a result of the spices here.
O - I don't have much experience with this style so don't have a lot to compare this against - but I have to say I really like this beer. Way funkier and lots more character than I expected. Sadly, this is gone from the brewpub...hopefully it makes another appearance in the future. Until then, I think I'll be seeking out more of this style for comparison, given the enjoyment I got out of this one.
04-23-2011 18:59:01 | More by portia99
4.04/5 rDev +3.3%
Bottle with a best by date of May 2013 under the title Dunkel Gose Lager.
Pours an amber color with about a finger and a half of head, very bubbly, fades at a fast rate, not much lacing on the glass.
Smell has a strong aroma of banana and some other light fruity scents, touch of clove.
Taste starts out with a wheat-y like flavor, light fruit, banana creeps in, salinity is a bit low for a Gose but that's fine, body is very light and crisp, carbonation is very active without being annoying, a very refreshing beer and easy to drink.
03-14-2013 20:04:54 | More by deltatauhobbit
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Tap at the brew pub.
Light fizzy head, hazy golden yellow color.
Light citrus, light toasty malts and wheat, light saison like malts and touch of spices, some light musty dry rustic malt aroma.
Taste light citrus, light malts and wheat, touch spices and saison, nice hops like hallertau with light floral and touch grassy. Light fruit juice and citrus. Finishes dry with touch bready malts, citrusy lemon, light malts.
Mouth is lighter bodied, decent carb.
Overall nice, light but nice flavor, nice light hops that shouldn't fit but somehow does, balanced with a nice light malty wheat profile, very sessionable.
10-16-2011 20:42:48 | More by jlindros
Rhode Island
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Pours the color and clarity of cider with a quarter inch, loose, off-white head that eventually dissipates into a skim. Nose is somewhat herbal and expresses cloves and a light fruit quality. Taste follows nose; however, a salty character is definitely imparted in the flavor profile. Mouthfeel is light-medium, with an even, mild carbonation. All and all, a very easy drinking an interesting beer. Having never had a gose before, I have nothing to compare it to; however, it was thoroughly enjoyable.
12-04-2010 00:59:36 | More by Jwale73
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +2.3%
I got this as a Christmas gift from a friend. I poured from a 22 ounce bottle into a snifter. The aroma has sour lemons and cloves. It has a little spiciness and sweetness up front with a very pleasant tart finish that lingers. The body is light and it is well carbonated. My first gose and I liked it, would definitely try another.
12-29-2010 02:28:22 | More by bonkers
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +1.8%
I had to buy this simply from the point that I figured something had to have gone wrong with one of the brews used for this blend. Like really, who sets out to blend a dunkelweizen and a gose, hell who even brews a gose nowadays lol. Anyways the flavors from this brew melided nicely, typical bavarian weizen yeast phenolics, bit of salt from the gose, wheat notes, nice brew. I do get a peppery note from this brew, did the Gose have a strong over the top peppery note requiring the blend? I did eat a couple taco's while enjoying this brew, maybe thats giving me the peppery note, but nice pairing none the less. This blend all came together rather nicely, nice brew!
12-11-2010 02:23:24 | More by bcastine
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
Thanks to EnronCFO for the bottle!!
Appears about the color of iced tea though hazy. Nice tan head falls slowly to a thick blanket.
Smells of wheat, spiciness, some malt and citrus.
Taste is Wheat, some banana a touch of salt and some spice on the dry aftertaste.
Body is medium and carbonation is very active..a bit too active for me.
Overall an interesting brew the carbonation is a touch rough but otherwise a tasty beer.
12-23-2010 23:38:05 | More by ThirstyBird
3.9/5 rDev -0.3%
22oz bomber.
A) Pours with a two finger head. Settles to a tight, creamy head with sticky lacing. Cloudy body. Copper in color.
S) A bit yeasty. Citrus notes - similar to lemons. Grainy - wheat.
T) Grainy and malty sweet up front. Moves with smoothness towards the finish. Ends with a slight lemon sour bite.
M) Creamy. Fairly smooth. Medium body.
D) A nice brew. I'd have another.
11-28-2010 22:42:05 | More by u2carew
3.85/5 rDev -1.5%
I purchased this bottle at the brewpub after sampling the beer on draft. It's been in my cellar for two weeks I'm pouring it into a pint glass. The brewery describes this beer as such: "Gose is an ancient German sour wheat beer that is brewed with coriander and salt. We get the sour characteristic from a partial sour mash rather then using the Pedio in the secondary. In the Dunkel version we bumped up the malt profile and added some caramel malts to give some color and a little malt sweetness."
A big bubbly head rising as I pour into the center of the glass. It is tan in color and very fizzy. I can see and hear bubbles popping. The liquid is cloudy and colored orange and brown. An impression of movement can be glimpsed within the glass, compliments of tiny bubbles rising upwards. Some patchy lacing is left behind as the head settles.
Strong dark wheat aromas are detected when I inhale. There is a slight sweetness to the nose as well. Coriander spice can also be smelled.
An interesting succession of flavors is present in each swallow. It begins with wheat flavors. I can also taste lemon, banana, and coriander. The salt flavoring moves towards the front as I swallow. A slight bit of alcohol is present, along with the wheat, in the aftertaste. Also present here is a touch of sourness.
The beer has a medium body and slightly above average levels of carbonation. Plenty of coating is left on my tongue. Some stickiness is left on my lips.
This is a pretty interesting beer, and my first exposure to the style. I find it to be very refreshing, even with the added salt. I think it would be great on a warm day in early fall. I probably wouldn't order more than one round at the pub, only because I like to try a variety of beers when I'm at a brewpub I can't visit often. I'll be able to finish this 22 ounce bottle easily. It is my only bottle, but I wouldn't mind if I had purchased a second, as this would be an interesting one to share with friends.
11-26-2010 20:57:06 | More by ToasterChef
New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
05-08-2013 20:41:04 | More by mklisz
New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
04-23-2013 05:45:37 | More by Kelp
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
01-28-2013 04:07:09 | More by Massbmx
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
10-31-2013 19:20:55 | More by ajcormier
2.94/5 rDev -24.8%
I picked up a bottle of this in the Portsmouth shop, as it seemed the most interesting thing they had available. I shared it at a recent tasting.
Poured a hazy medium brown color with a thin cap of white head that fizzled out pretty much completely rather quickly. Aroma of toasted cereal grains and sweet sugary malts; not much else. Taste was pretty bland, caramel malt sweetness, stale toasted grains, and maybe a hint of citrus. Not much else to say. Light-medium body, and not very good overall. Everyone at the tasting had a sip, and half the bottle remained untouched.
Honestly I'm not really sure what the brewers were thinking with this beer. I mean, I can understand the lager part, I didn't really get anything otherwise comparable to a dunkel, and as for the gose part, maybe they threw in a dash of table salt and put the gose tag on it? Seemed like a patched-together mess, and I wouldn't get it again.
04-21-2013 10:23:36 | More by Rifugium
Portsmouth Dunkel Gose from Portsmouth Brewery
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Dwight Freeney - #93 - LB
|6' 1"/ 268 lbs.
|Hartford, CT
|Years played
|2002, 1st round, 11th pick by Colts
Polian: Freeney likely to play
DE Dwight Freeney is likely to play in Super Bowl XLIV, Colts president Bill Polian said a couple of hours before game time.
Wayne, Powers practice; Freeney doesn't
DE Dwight Freeney sat out the Colts' final walk-through Saturday prior to Sunday's Super Bowl XLIV, watching from a golf cart. WR Reggie Wayne, however, returned to the field after having aggravated a season-long right knee injury during Friday ...
Wayne aggravates knee injury; Freeney sits again
Colts WR Reggie Wayne aggravated a right knee injury late in practice Friday, but head coach Jim Caldwell said he believed the injury was minor, according to the Colts' media pool report.
Caldwell: Freeney 'trending in the right direction'
Colts head coach Jim Caldwell said Friday that DE Dwight Freeney is "trending in the right direction" as he tries to recover from a right ankle injury in time for Super Bowl XLIV, but in a common refrain, he noted ...
Logo for Super Bowl XLV unveiled
During an unveiling of the logo for Super Bowl XLV, the NFL announced Thursday that, going forward, the basic design of future logos will remain static.
Q&A with Colts DE Dwight Freeney
Colts DE Dwight Freeney told reporters Thursday that his sprained right ankle is gradually improving.
Saints' Bush has endured growing pains
Saints RB Reggie Bush has had an up-and-down career to date, but head coach Sean Payton believes his knowledge of the offense has improved. Read Wednesday's Super Bowl notebook.
Disruptive Mathis a star in own right
While Colts DE Robert Mathis usually draws second billing to Dwight Freeney, all eyes will be on him Sunday if Freeney can't play, and Mathis, voted a Pro Bowl starter, is quite capable of picking up the slack.
Colts DE Freeney's status remains in question
In Tuesday's Super Bowl notebook, PFW's Mike Wilkening says that Colts DE Dwight Freeney is unlikely to practice this week, and his status for Super Bowl XLIV remains in question. Also, Colts safeties Melvin Bullitt and Antoine Bethea ...
Colts preparing to go on without Freeney, but he could still play
The Colts are preparing to play without DE Dwight Freeney, who injured his ankle in the AFC title game and missed practice all last week, head coach Jim Caldwell said Monday. However, the possibility remains that Freeney could play Sunday.
Will Freeney's bad ankle equalize matchup?
PFW's Eric Edholm analyzes the matchup between Saints OLT Jermon Bushrod and Colts DRE Dwight Freeney in the first of a daily series examining a matchup of the day leading up to Super Bowl XLIV.
Manning, Brady head 2000s All-Decade team
QBs Peyton Manning and Tom Brady head the 53-player 2000s NFL All-Decade team announced by the league Sunday.
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The Denver Broncos are set to talk with free agent Freeney and John Abraham on Thursday, 48 hours after they submitted a new contract proposal to Elvis Dumervil.||||||| Freeney, 33, and Abraham, 34, are both older and less productive than Dumervil, 29, but might make financial sense for the Broncos, who had to cut Dumervil last week to avoid paying him $12 million in 2013.
The Indianapolis Colts said Friday they will not re-sign Freeney or oft-injured receiver Austin Collie.||||||| Both will become unrestricted free agents next month. Freeney, Indy's career sacks leader, turns 33 next week. His sacks totals declined for a third straight year in 2012, this time after moving from defensive end to outside linebacker. Team owner Jim Irsay said in a statement that few players had more impact on the Colts' success than Freeney, who Irsay calls an "artist" and a "joy to watch."
Freeney is inactive for Sunday's game against Jacksonville.||||||| Freeney (ankle) will be replaced by Jerry Hughes at outside linebacker. He could return after the Colts' bye in Week 4.
Pro Bowlers Charles Tillman and Freeney have left Sunday's game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears.||||||| Freeney, one of the few holdovers on the Colts' heavily remade roster, was listed as questionable to return after injuring an ankle in the first quarter. The linebacker was hurt on the Bears' first scoring drive when he was blocked low and appeared to roll his ankle. Freeney and Robert Mathis, Pro Bowl defensive ends who were among the league's most feared pass rushers, have moved to linebacker this season as the Colts shift to a 3-4 hybrid defense.
A financial adviser and her lover face wire fraud charges in Los Angeles for allegedly swindling $2.2 million from Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney. Eva Weinberg of Los Angeles and Michael Stern of Miami were arrested last week by FBI agents who believe they were trying to flee the U.S. Stern appeared in a Miami courtroom Wednesday and will be extradited to California.||||||| An FBI affidavit says about $2.2 million was wired from Freeney's account by Weinberg, his financial manager, to a company owned by Stern between June 2010 and last October unbeknownst to Freeney. Freeney is only identified in records by initials but Stern's lawyer Henry Bell confirms the lineman is the purported victim.


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Christopher Earl Milbourne has been announced the winner of the Australian 2012 National Contemporary Jewellery Award which has been judged biennially at the Griffith Regional Art Gallery since 1988.
Attracting entries from some of best contemporary Australian designers, the Award is sponsored by Griffith City Council with the winners now being acquired into the National Contemporary Jewellery Collection.
Milbourne won the top award with an amazing brooch titled Megasilo with Overbearing Management Quarters which embodies the artist's signature fusion technique. Consisting of a brooch and stand, Milbourne's creation has been stripped back from its once complex structure leaving a precious remnant of the artist's original form.
The Sturt Centre for Contemporary Design residency award went to Amy Zubick whose platinum and white gold ring titled Saturation plays with the concept of saturation. According to the website of Sydney based jewellery gallery Metalab, "Through its complex and delicate design, this piece comments upon commercial adornment within the contemporary world."
Kaoru Rogers was awarded a solo exhibition at Metalab, Sydney for her entry The Mushroom. Shaped from stark, folded and blackened steel beads, Kaoru's necklace explores the idea of an atomic cloud. This piece reflects the fear, frustration, helplessness and devastation Kaoru experienced at the time of the Fukushima disaster.
Metalab, one of Sydney's premier contemporary jewellery galleries, will be exhibiting the finalists shortlisted for the National Contemporary Jewellery Award for 2012 until the 27th of October. Featuring over 28 unique pieces, this exhibition is a celebration of the craft of contemporary Australian jewellery.
Founded in 2005 in Sydney Australia by Cesar and Nina Cueva, Metalab is a collaborative of metalsmiths and designers with a shared philosophy for embracing contemporary methodologies whilst practicing time-honoured techniques.
The National Contemporary Jewellery Award 2012 will be held at Metalab from 4th - 27th October 2012
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Deputies were engaged in a standoff near Clatskanie throughout the day and long into the night Friday. The suspect was finally taken into custody after 10 hours, after a struggle with police.
Deputies said it started on Co Op Road west of Clatskanie at 2:20 p.m. They received reports that Cary Woodward had "gone berserk" during a dispute.
Investigators said he began firing a rifle in a house. There is no indication he fired directly at the victims or at law enforcement officers.
The people in the home got out and called 911 from a neighbor's house.
Deputies said Woodward has a criminal history including an arrest for murder. He was convicted of a lesser offense of manslaughter in that case.
The countywide critical response team was called out, along with the Oregon State Police SWAT team.
The Columbia County Sheriff's Office, along with officers from Clatskanie, Rainier, Columbia City, Saint Helens and Scappoose all assisted in the standoff.
At 8 p.m. deputies said Woodward had not responded to any of their attempts to communicate with him and they believe alcohol was a factor.
Oregon State Police SWAT team members took Woodward into custody around 12:10 a.m. after a short struggle. The suspect was transported to an area hospital with unknown injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening.
Woodward is facing charges of menacing and felon in possession of a firearm, among other charges.
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BJP3 Exercise 3.4: printSquare
Write a method called
printSquare that takes in two integer parameters, a min and a max, and prints the numbers in the range from min to max inclusive in a square pattern. The square pattern is easier to understand by example than by explanation, so take a look at the sample method calls and their resulting console output in the table below.
Each line of the square consists of a circular sequence of increasing integers between min and max. Each line prints a different permutation of this sequence. The first line begins with min, the second line begins with min + 1, and so on. When the sequence in any line reaches max, it wraps around back to min.
You may assume the caller of the method will pass a min and a max parameter such that min is less than or equal to max.
printSquare(1, 5);
printSquare(3, 9);
printSquare(0, 3);
printSquare(5, 5);
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Sticke It To The Man - O'Fallon Brewery
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Ratings: 72 | Reviews: 40 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by bschinelli:
3.75/5 rDev +12.6%
04-08-2012 22:06:20 | More by bschinelli
More User Reviews:
Yukon (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
07-06-2012 04:02:21 | More by jaminjohnson
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
05-13-2013 03:20:05 | More by schoon
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
06-30-2013 02:21:19 | More by BamfBacon
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -17.4%
Drainpour, bought in Cleveland. Pours dark with faint beads of a head. Malty, raisin and chocolate aroma, and some coca cola. The taste is chcooalte and mollasses, didn't work for me. Middling mouthfeel. Weak for the style. Didn't feel like 10% but some alcohol warming.
08-28-2011 02:38:59 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
03-01-2012 06:59:54 | More by Beezee
3.4/5 rDev +2.1%
Pours a clean ruby-amber, with substantial off-white head. Exquisite, detailed lace. Beautiful!
Nose is caramel malts all the way. Hops here are dialed way back. Malt fans, rejoice!
Taste is also a more toasty caramel malts, with subtle hints of an almost fruity note submerged beneath. Sticke Alt is a rich tasting experience, with nary a hint of the high 7.5% ABV. A solid drinker, but, for me, one to enjoy slowly.
06-26-2013 19:48:12 | More by secondtooth
4.1/5 rDev +23.1%
Pours a some what murked up & thick brown/chestnut with a pinky of tan head. Some lacing & average head retention
S: Herbal & woody hops mix with brown bread.
T: Follows the nose along with figs, raisins, dryness & grainy/boozey persimmons up front.
MF: Chewy as all get out, a touch warming, fantastic balance, creamy carbonation & a touch of grainyness. Figs, grainy brown bread, booze & dryness are on parade as this warms. Finishes dry with grainy figs & pomegranate, plus a touch of boozey cherry & some solvent boozeyness as well
Drinkable as a double alt can be. I like where O'Fallon was reaching for on this, I hope we see more such as this in a 4 pack format! A touch warm booze-wise. I would happily pick this up as a seasonal release; if an option
11-26-2010 05:29:31 | More by russpowell
3/5 rDev -9.9%
07-17-2014 17:30:05 | More by atlbravsrno1
2/5 rDev -39.9%
12-04-2011 23:04:41 | More by leinie13
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
10-25-2013 04:15:04 | More by Eaglefan344
4.13/5 rDev +24%
Poured into a 12 oz. stange glass, which worked perfectly.
Dark, saturated burnt umber tone. Light tan foam, a finger or so, then it settles to a skim with wispy edges. Lace drips its way back into the liquid and hangs around the edges.
Alcohol is somewhat perceptible, along with some toasted malt character and hoppy spice. Bready, tobacco, brown sugar.
Fruity esters surface in the taste, cantaloupe or melon, plum, dried fruit and bitter walnut. Low to medium bitterness, hop flavor is herbal, earthy, and fresh. Very malty, a rich blanket of toasty malt tidal waves across the palate. Carbonation is somewhat low, but it doesn't distract. Definite sipper.
11-24-2010 00:29:25 | More by emerge077
2.93/5 rDev -12%
12 ounce bottle. Served in a stange glass, the beer pours a murky brownish/red color with about a half inch tan head and some sediment floaties noticable in the glass. Head retention and lacing are both OK. Aroma is bready malt, dark fruit, toffee, and some caramel. I think the taste is similar to the aroma, but there's the addition of some booze, molasses, and a medicinal flavor that was noticable as the beer warmed up more. Mouthfeel/body is medium/full, it's slick and syrupy with a good amount of carbonation. The more I drank of this, the less I liked it. I don't think it's a bad brew at all, but in the end I just didn't care too much for it.
07-05-2011 23:16:00 | More by bluejacket74
4/5 rDev +20.1%
11-16-2011 03:15:06 | More by Vern41
4/5 rDev +20.1%
A: Dark brown and hazy with a full light tan head.
S: A slight roasted character. A little tart as well. A good amount of malt aroma in there along with some floral hops and a slightly bready yeast smell.
T: Sweet ripe fruit, dark slightly burnt caramel. The fruit comes for a second pass in the finish, as well as a dash of earthy hops. The after taste is roasted grain.
M: Medium bodied. medium carbonation, and very smooth.
D: Very nice, enjoyable. A very smooth and creamy mouthfeel, with a flavor that it quite delicious. Not amazing, but very good, and it hides it's alcohol well.
11-23-2010 01:02:28 | More by Beejay
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
08-29-2013 00:29:09 | More by jaydoc
3.83/5 rDev +15%
Color: pours clear, medium golden-brown. sits slightly hazy, deep caramel
Smell: rich malt character, showcasing bready German varieties along with a slight fruitiness, slight floral hop character and a sharp, but balanced, alcohol presence
Taste: first thing to take note of is the alcohol. seems to be just a little boozy. a profound but noble hop bitterness is balanced well by a very clean and crisp bready malt and minute fruity character. finish is clean, balanced and slightly dry.
Mouthfeel: smooth, low-medium body with lo-medium carbonation
Notes: strong, malty - yet well hopped - ale that drinks like a lager and approaches light brown ale characteristics
12-15-2010 06:12:54 | More by Frosty80
3/5 rDev -9.9%
12-21-2013 02:06:46 | More by enelson
3.08/5 rDev -7.5%
Seemed way too heavy handed for the style - at times knocking on the door of barleywine. Hazy caramel brown. Sweet malt aroma. Up front sweet malt - caramel and brown sugar - followed by a blunt hops bittering, combining for bittersweet finish that was discordant. Boozy alcohol bites at the end. A fair bit of brown sediment at the end of the last pour. Not digging it.
12-14-2010 16:54:37 | More by Brent
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
08-25-2014 03:20:57 | More by BlueMoon10
2.4/5 rDev -27.9%
Poured into a short tumbler.
Pours a deep ruby, with a thin light tan head, that falls rather quickly. Leaves a wisp of foam, some lacing, but it slides down into the beer quickly as well.
Aroma of dark fruits, figs, raisins. Some anise. No real hop aroma.
First sip is of alcohol, dark fruits, plums, raisins. No hop flavor. No real bitterness perceived. Tastes more like a strong Scots Ale. Very malty. Nothing alt about this, much less sticke alt. It's all alcohol and malt.
Mouthfeel is full, sticky (no pun intended), some warming alcohol. Carbonation has no impact on flavor or mouthfeel. Actually tastes a little flat.
For a Scots Ale, this would be pretty good. As a sticke alt, not so much. Not sure what they were trying to hit with this, but I call it a swing and a miss. Not impressed.
01-24-2011 01:47:38 | More by JamnesCameron
3.68/5 rDev +10.5%
A - Despite the twist off I got a 1/4 inch of head that pulls back to a thick lace ring. Beer is a rich deep amber color, clear and vivid.
S - Caramel malt, touch of biscuit, and a dose of floral hops. Doesn't smell as sweet as I hoped.
T - A bit of caramel malt, dry biscuit malt taste, and some floral hops that rounds out the dry finish I tad but it really fades to nothing. Balanced despite the higher ABV.
M - A tad harsh which I didn't expect for such a moderate ABV. The taste of the alcohol is rather hidden so it is drinkable
Overall a double Alt brewed by O Fallon is not terrible but its just not worth the $3.50 I paid for the single.
07-18-2013 04:39:42 | More by DrDemento456
2.2/5 rDev -33.9%
No date. 12oz bottle poured into a standard pint glass. Looks nice. Pours a nice average brown, kind of deep, color similar to iced tea. Nice white head that that doesn't stick around for too long, decent lacing. The aromas aren't bad, lots of malts, faint amount of hops. There's a decent nuttiness to this one. I'm also picking up some chocolate and maybe some vanilla and dark fruits. The taste is completely unbalanced. Whatever flavors they were going for, which seemed like nice flavors, are drowned in alcohol. Very boozy. Finishes very warm. Mouthfeel isn't that bad, it's undercarbonated, but seems light and thin for how heavy the beer is, surprisingly smooth mouthfeel. Drinkability isn't good. The flavors were disguised with the alcohol, which is extremely noticeable.. not too pleasant. I actually considered pouring it out, but I don't do that.
Too boozy. This doesn't make a bad sipper though.
03-03-2011 18:45:35 | More by BB1313
4.25/5 rDev +27.6%
Poured this brew into a 3 Monts Tulip...
Body wise, this is pretty murky and brown in color. There is a finger thick amount of white head that retains very well.
In the aroma arid hops aroma is upfront, with slight hints of caramel in the end.
The taste is rich and chocolaty at first, goes into a cola middle and dives into an herbal/coffee/semisweet chocolate finish with some ethyl kicks.
This is a pretty tough beer... Feel wise it's crisp and prickly upfront, and not too oily in the middle, but the warmth from the alcohol is there to make sure you don't just guzzle this beer.
It's a pretty far fetched Alt beer, but I see similarities with the olde German style. I guess if you add steroids to Hannen Alt, this is what you get.
11-21-2010 00:00:26 | More by TheSarge
3/5 rDev -9.9%
08-11-2013 01:44:01 | More by memphischas
Sticke It To The Man from O'Fallon Brewery
77 out of 100 based on 72 ratings.


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Eventually, Tony La Russa's going to do something that doesn't work.
Maybe later tonight, even.
So far, though?
To start the top of the eighth, La Russa summoned Octavio Dotel from the bullpen, and Dotel got Ian Kinsler on a grounder to the mound and struck out Elvis Andrus on three pitches. Andrus didn't swing at even one of them. Dotel has now pitched in eight postseason games, and he's been perfect in seven of them.
With Josh Hamilton coming up, just one swing away from tying the game, La Russa patted Dotel on his bottom and waited for Arthur Rhodes to arrive from the bullpen. Rhodes, of course, began this season with the Rangers and is going to pick up a World Series ring regardless of who wins this thing.
Rhodes fell behind 3-and-1, but battled back and retired Hamilton on a routine fly to center field.
So it's still Cardinals 3, Rangers 2 and Jason Motte's going to enter in the ninth with three right-handed hitters coming up. At least all three of them can really hit. This might still be interesting, despite La Russa's best efforts.


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Connecting to ECwireless with your iPad
Getting your iPad onto ECwireless almost couldn't be easier.
This guide is written for iOS 4.x, but the process will be the same for earlier devices. You can check your software version by tapping on Settings from the Home Screen > General > About, and looking under Version.
1. From the Home Screen tap on the Settings app.
In Settings, tap WiFi.
Wait for the list of available wireless networks to populate, and then tap on ECwireless.
2. You will be prompted for your ECnet username and password. Enter them in the appropriate fields.
Then tap Join.
3. After a moment, you will be prompted with a certificate file. This will come from an emerson.edu server! Tap Accept.
That's it! After another moment, a check mark will appear next to "ECwireless" and the WiFi symbol will appear in your status bar.
You're connected.
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The Syracuse Orange say good-bye to a former SU coach and a conference rival when they host Paul Pasqualoni and his Connecticut Huskies Friday night at the Carrier Dome (8 pm ET, ESPN). They do so against a team they have not beaten against the spread in five tries.
Can 'Cuse get a win to move above .500 in conference play? Or will the Huskies pick up their first conference victory and move to 6-0 ATS in the past six meetings with the Orange?
Syracuse, favored by 4.5 points at most sportsbooks as of Wednesday afternoon, began this season with a crazy 42-41 loss to Northwestern, played fairly well in losing to USC 42-29, then beat Stony Brook (FCS) 28-17. 'Cuse then suffered another tough loss, 17-10 at Minnesota, but then returned home and opened Big East play with a 14-13 victory over Pitt.
Last week, though, the Orange lost another tough one, 23-15 at No. 20 Rutgers. Syracuse outgained the Scarlet Knights by 180 yards, but on the key play of the game, early in the third quarter, had a blocked field goal returned for a score.
For the season the Orange are 2-4 but have outgained opponents, on average, by a 446-336 YPG margin, although that figure is skewed a bit because of the Stony Brook game. But Syracuse has also been outrushed by a 136-128 YPG margin.
UConn opened this season with a 37-0 victory over FCS Massachusetts, then lost a tough 10-7 decision to North Carolina State of the ACC. The Huskies then beat Maryland of the ACC 24-21, then lost 30-24 at Western Michigan, then beat Buffalo 24-17.
Connecticut then opened Big East play with a tough 19-3 loss at Rutgers, turning the ball over five times, and last week let a 14-0 lead slip away and fell at home to Temple 17-14 in overtime.
Connecticut may be 3-4 on the year, but it's outgained opponents by a 321-261 YPG margin, and outrushed foes 100-99.
Most betting outlets opened this game with Syracuse favored by four points; the Orange have since been bumped to -4.5, according to the matchup report.
The Huskies have won the last five games in this series. Last year Connecticut trailed by a touchdown going into the fourth quarter, but scored twice from there to win 28-21.
Free Pick: UConn Huskies -4.5 (courtesy of PickShark.com)


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Canned milk historyPrior to the nineteenth century, drinking milk was an iffy situation with regard to health risks. Milk straight from the cow was loaded with bacteria. Milk not consumed within a matter of hours in summer soon spoiled in the heat. Illness allegedly derived from contaminated milk consumption was referred to as "the milksick," "milk poison," "the slows," "the trembles," and "the milk evil." Granted some of these illnesses (considering modern-day knowledge of lactose intolerance) were probably not due to the milk or milk alone, but the stigma persisted.
The idea for a portable canned milk product that would not spoil came to Gail Borden during a transatlantic trip on board a ship in 1852. The cows in the hold became too seasick to be milked during the long trip, and an immigrant infant died from lack of milk. Borden realized his goal in 1854. His first condensed milk product lasted three days without souring. He first thought the condensing process of the milk made it more stable but later on realized it was the heating process that killed the bacteria and microorganisms that cause spoilage.
Borden was granted a patent for sweetened condensed milk in 1856. The sugar was added to inhibit bacterial growth. Skim milk devoid of all fat was used. Use of this early version lacking in nutrients as a mainstay for young working-class children has been blamed for contributing to a rash of rickets cases in 1905. The Borden Company issued this press release in 1924, extolling the virtues of its product "in relief work among war refugees and in the treatment of public school children of New York".
Early canned milk was spurnedBorden's new condensed milk product was not well-received in its early days. In those days, customers were used to watered-down milk, with chalk added to make it white and molasses added for creaminess. Borden had begun commercial production in 1857 in Burrville, Connecticut. When the dubious practice of feeding New York cows on distillery mash by competing fresh milk suppliers was exposed by Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Borden's condensed milk business greatly benefited. In 1861, the Union Army purchased Borden's condensed milk for use in field rations, further bolstering its success.
It was John Baptist Meyenberg who first suggested canned evaporated milk to his employers at the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. in Switzerland in 1866. Since the company was already so successful producing sweetened condensed milk, the idea was rejected. Meyenberg emigrated to the United States and began his own company, Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. (Pet Milk), eventually marketing unsweetened condensed milk in 1890.
Although Borden received his patent in 1854, unsweetened condensed milk was not successfully canned until 1885 by competitor John Meyenberg. Borden added evaporated milk to the product line in 1892. In 1899, Elbridge Amos Stuart came up with a new process for canned, sterilized, evaporated milk. With help from evaporated milk pioneer Meyenberg, Stuart began successful mass production of canned evaporated milk. Evaporated milk manufacturers pioneered the use of homogenization (redistribution of fat globules so they are imperceptibly distributed), but dairies producing fresh milk were slow to follow the homogenization trail.
With all the talk these days of irradiating foods to eliminate microorganisms that cause foodborne illness, you may think it a relatively new procedure. Not at all. In 1934, Pet Milk Co. introduced the first evaporated milk products to be fortified with vitamin D via irradiation processing. Nowadays, less than two percent of the United States milk production is evaporated or condensed.
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