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Troopers began their search for a suspect after law enforcement officials in New Mexico contacted them on Nov. 20 about a man from Albequerque thought to be traveling to St. Albans, VT—on a mission to murder two individuals.
The suspect, Tanner Ruane, 23, was traveling with Mark Staake, 41, when he came into contact with U.S. Custom agents at the Canadian border on Nov. 19. Immigration Customs Enforcement officials determined that Staake was in violation of felony probation for aggravated burglary with a deadly weapon issued by the New Mexico courts. Staake, recently released from the Southern New Mexico Correctional Facility, was taken into custody by federal authorities.
Ruane was released.
State troopers located him at the Pilot Gas Station on Route 7 in Rotterdam. Ruane and his vehicle, a 1983 BMW were taken to the Princetown barracks.
Troopers recovered tools and documents associated with the conspiracy while searching Ruane's car. The documents included the identities of the intended victims in Vermont, their family members, and their whereabouts—and a hand-written drawing of a depiction of Justin Bieber, now being held as evidence.
New Mexico authorities forwarded a warrant for Ruane for two counts of first degree conspiracy to commit murder and two counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated battery with a deadly weapon related to the Vermont murder plot.
Troopers arrested Ruane as a fugitive from justice. Ruane was arraigned in the Town of Princetown Court and remanded to the Schenectady County Jail without bail. Extradition proceedings are underway. Ruane and Staake are being transported to New Mexico.


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Museum dedicated to the submarines of the United States with some information & items about other countries submarine forces. Most modern submarine periscope on public display in the country, provides great view of the St. Marys River at 40' above ground. History, photos, plaques, models and much more on display. Continuous submarine videos playing.
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Jehovah's Witnesses: Who Are They?
Who are the Jehovah's Witnesses? They are a Christian group which was created by Charles Taze Russell in the late 19th Century...
Jehovah's Witnesses & The Pledge of Allegiance
There are plenty of people who get annoyed when Jehovah's Witnesses come knocking at the door, attempting to sell their religion. Their theology is odder than most, and their practices are not very different. But before you judge them too harshly, it is worth keeping in mind that they have played a key role in the development of religious liberty for everyone in America, not just themselves.
Jehovah's Witness & Religious Liberty
Index of major court cases involving Jehovah's Witnesses and their fight for religious liberty. Long a persecuting minority, Jehovah's Witnesses have experienced problems with numerous laws and in numerous communities.
Jehovah's Witnesses & Evolution
A closer look at the book Life: How did it get here? By evolution or by creation?, published by the Jehovah's Witnesses to attack evolution in the guise of offering a balanced presentation. Just how useful is this book?
In Defense of Jehovah's Witnesses
To help others who are thinking critically about the Watchtower Society, we would like to catalog a few of the myths about the Witnesses. There are many valid reasons to doubt the Society's claims to be God's exclusive channel to mankind, but there is no value in allowing false stories to circulate.
Comments from Friends
A resource on Jehovahs Witnesses with news, online periodical, referrals to local support groups, online bookstore and info found nowhere else.
A Common Bond
Support group for gay and lesbian former Jehovah's Witnesses.
Faithful and Discrete?
It illustrates a complaint expressed by many Witnesses who have raised questions about doctrine: they are treated disrepectfully, and with suspicion. Stephan's case is by no means unique; we hear such tales frequently.
Easy to Answer, Hard to Think About
The following questions challenge some very basic beliefs of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Free Minds - Watchers of the Watchtower World
Free Minds, Inc. is a non-profit organization keeping an eye on the Watchtower sect (Jehovahs Witnesses). Always up to date, personal, excellent in-depth articles and news items.
God According to the Watchtower
Consider this: as of 1996, the population of the world is about 5,700,000,000. Let us assume that in the very last days, every Witness brings in 175 new members, swelling the ranks from 4 million to 700 million. That still leaves five thousand million to be destroyed.
In Their Own Words
"The following article was submitted to me by a Witness who has studied the writings of the Watchtower Society carefully. He believes (and strives to demonstrate here) that the Society has published much information that is contradictory, misleading, or erroneous."
God's Spirit-Directed Organization
While the advice is not passed along in the form of commands, each Witness knows that he or she must conform to the dictates of the Society. The Elder's manual (Pay Attention to Yourselves and to All the Flock, 1991 Edition) does not leave much room for differences of opinion.
Debating with Jehovah's Witnesses
If you have ever tried to discuss religious matters with one of Jehovah's Witnesses, you may have noticed that conversation is severely impeded. Let's consider why this happens and what to do about it.
Answers to Jehovah's Witnesses
"Biblical answers from an evangelical perspective to Jehovah's Witnesses."
I'm in Love with a Jehovah's Witness!
I'm still surprised at how often I get letters from non-Witnesses who have fallen in love with one of Jehovah's Witnesses. In some cases, the love is one-way. Quite frequently, however, the love goes both ways.
Jehovah's Witnesses
The basic facts and history of this denomination.
The Incomplete Bible
In several places, the Bible recommends that we refer to other books for additional information... but why aren't they available to us?
Now What?
First steps in dealing with leaving the Jehovah's Witnesses.
Interfaith Marriage and Relationships
"I am frequently asked for advice from non-Witnesses who have developed a warm relationship with a Witness but are not sure how the religious aspect will affect matters. Here are some edited extracts from my replies to people who asked about this."
Notable Quotes
These quotes alone will not convince anybody that the Witnesses are "right" or "wrong" (if such sweeping terms even make sense in this context). As with any article, the reader's predispositions matter more than what is actually written. However, I have added the comments to explain why I thought each quote was interesting.
A Question of Loyalty
What happens when the Watchtower Society makes a mistake?
Shaun's Research on the Jehovah's Witnesses
Lots of material on Jehovah's Witnesses from a Christian perspective, including quotes from past publications, some full page scans from now unavailable magazines!
Truth of Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower
Bible scripture translations, statements of the Watchtower, Studies in the Scriptures, more.
The Watchtower Indoctrination Process
"In this article, I will be examining the following processes: How people are encouraged to study with Jehovah's Witnesses; How people are encouraged to join, get baptised, and participate; How people are discouraged from leaving the Witnesses."
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Southend food recycling is on the up (From Echo)
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Southend food recycling is on the up: Southend Council praises families in the borough
12:00pm Sunday 16th February 2014 in Local News
FAMILIES have been praised for contributing to a huge rise in the amount of food waste recycled in Southend.
From April to August 2013, 64 per cent more food waste was recycled compared to the same period in 2012.
The increase is being put down to the introduction of blue food waste collection bins in March last year.
The amount of discarded food that is recycled increased by 822 tonnes and if the trend continues, it could save £200,000 in annual landfill costs.
The impressive figures have been welcomed by Tony Cox, Southend councillor responsible for public protection, waste and transport.
He said: "This is a fantastic improvement.
"It's all thanks to residents across the borough recognising the need to recycle food waste and taking the time to sort their waste.
"All of this food waste can now be turned into compost rather than sent to landfill – helping the environment and saving money."
Residents are now able to request free replacement rolls of compostable food waste liners by placing a reusable hanger on the handle of their collection bin thanks to additional Government funding.
For more information about food recycling, or to arrange for a collection bin to be delivered, call 01702 617766 or visit www.southend.gov.uk and click on recycling, rubbish and waste.
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That means about one and a half ounces of food waste is recycled daily per household.
Impressive? Don't patronise us Tony Cox.
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Why don't people sue the food waste on their own compost heaps … I do, then use it in my own garden! I am plased to say my food wastage is very minimal!
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From start to finish, the Gigi experience is hip. Located in Astoria, it has all of the style of a high-end Manhattan salon with a fraction of the pretension. This Aveda Concept studio was opened in 2005, bringing to Astoria both its first high-end and environmentally-friendly haircare destination. All of the sleek interior decor is made from recycled materials, and, in addition to practicing energy-saving techniques and using "green" products, the hair that is cut at Gigi's is collected and sent off to be used for oil spill clean up efforts.
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Stoke Park Creche
Stoke Park, Park Road, Stoke Poges
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Tel: 01753 717186
Part of The Old Station Nursery Ltd.
Stoke Park Creche is operated by The Old Station Nursery Ltd, based within the grounds of Stoke Park. We aim to provide care for members' children and for visitors to the hotel with professional staff and continuous pursuit of excellence. We work closely with training providers and local child support services to ensure we are leaders in our field.
We are located in a newly built log cabin situated between the hotel and the spa and have our own secure garden area as well as use of the children's play area and the grounds. We have a range of quality toys and resources, to ensure your child is stimulated, entertained and safe when they are with us.
During creche sessions we offer a choice of activities, depending on the age of your child. We have arts and crafts, cooking, music and much more. For smaller babies, there is a quiet area, with treasure baskets and natural materials. For pre-school children we have a selection of games, puzzles, dolls and favourite toys. We also have a selection of toys for children aged between 5 and 8, as we offer some holiday and after-school sessions, depending on demand.
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Lunch is charged at £3.
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Booking will need to be done directly with the Creche Team of Old Station Nursery. Booking sheets will be available from the Creche staff, which can be handed to them directly or emailed across. 24-hour notice is needed when cancelling a booking and parents are asked to stick to the times they have booked.
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St. Martin de Porres Academy students play role of jury in mock trial at Quinnipiac University.
Read about our students' recent trip to Quinnipiac Law School where they served as jurors during a mock trial organized by Quinnipiac law alumna and family support magistrate Jane Grossman (pictured above with SMPA students).
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April 8th, 2014
REMINDER: April 14-21st NO SCHOOL
February 3, 2014
Basketball schedule for the 40th Annual Saint Mary School Basketball Tournament is now available. Please Click Here to view.
February 3, 2014
FOOD & ART FOR A CAUSE. St. Martin de Porres Academy will benefit from the sale of paintings by local artist Julia Contacessi currently on exhibit at Meli-Melo in Greenwich, CT. The exhibit at the acclaimed creperie and juice bar will run through March 8th. For an artist bio and to view a compilation of her work please click here.
January 24th, 2014
St. Martin de Porres Academy will join with Catholic schools across the country in observing National Catholic Schools Week, January 27-31. This year's theme celebrates our schools as communities of faith, knowledge and service. Special activities are planned that focus on our Catholic identity and the value of our faith-based education offers our students, families and community.
December 20th 2013
St. Martin de Porres Academy featured on WFSB-TV as a Cool School
St. Martin de Porres Academy has been recognized by WFSB-TV as a Cool School. This weekly news feature, hosted by meteorologist and reporter Mark Dixon, highlights the unique programs and successes of school communities across our state. SMPA was recognized for our required music education program, our extensive support of graduates through high school and college, our Social-Emotional-Spiritual approach to learning woven throughout our curriculum, and putting our faith into action through service -- all signature elements of our unique NativityMiguel model. We're grateful to Mark Dixon and WFSB for this distinction and telling our story on the air; we think they are cool, too!
November 11th 2013
School Service Day Marks Feast of St. Martin de Porres
On November 4th, students and staff celebrated the feast day of our patron. In honor of the acts of kindness and service that St. Martin de Porres offered to others, students went to various locations in New Haven and Hamden to lend assistance to those in need. Sites included Amistad Catholic Worker, Christian Community Action, Clelian Adult Day Center, Community Soup Kitchen, New Haven Home Recovery, St. Ann Soup Kitchen, Tower One Tower East. At the Academy, students made friendship bracelets and kits for patients at Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital and prepared our Community Garden for winter; the garden helps provide food for the Downtown Soup Kitchen.
October 28th 2013
Many thanks to the St. George Men's Group who donated the proceeds of their recent golf tournament to educating our youth. $2,500 was presented to St Martin de Porres Academy and $2,500 to Guilford Fund for Education.
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South Carolina
4.65/5 rDev +16%
Poured into a Unibroue tulip glass. Thick black filled the glass and left an inch of lightly bubbled tan head. Some splotchy lace develops but dissipates after awhile. Smelled licorice as soon as a popped the top. After pouring into the glass, an oak character is more prevalent than the sweet licorice. Id say its more of a rye whiskey smell than a bourbon. Taste is immediately candy sweet, with hints of caramel, dark sweet cherries, molasses, anise, and charred wood. Reminds me of a good barbecue sauce without the tomato element. The beer definitely coats the mouth with a thick syrupy texture. Alcohol is barely present except in the far back of the palette, and I am glad that is there. Its not hot, but rather makes sense with the rest of the flavors in this beer. Overall, I am amazed with this beer. Great complexity and every element is discernible. Looking to see what this does in the future. May even be able to hold onto some for more than a year just because of this beers potential.
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Always look forward to the annual "Batch" beers from K-zoo,but I have to say this is my least favorite of the five I have had.Poured from the tap a deep chesnut brown with someamber hue,a thinner off white head atop.Big dark fruit in the nose, along with sweet alcohol,you can tell before you taste it it that its gonna be very sweet.It is sweet and sticky,big brown sugar and dark fruit really hit ya,the alcohol adds more sweetness.Wow to sweet for me to even finish an 8 ouncer,the flavors are decent just way to skewed in one direction.
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3.65/5 rDev -9%
Thanks to Jeff for cracking this one with me. Pours a deep and dark, dark brown with a little bit of light shining through the top. A fine-bubbled, dark tan head foams up and settles quickly to nothing but a bubbly skin atop the beer.
The aroma is heaviest with melty brown sugar - it gives way to the sweetness of this beer right from the start. There's a mild oak presence that keeps hitting my nostrils, too, though I'm not sure this beer spent any time on wood. Some milky and creamy cocoa drifts in and out, and it stays more on the sweet side than the roasty-bitter side. It's got a nice and pleasing aroma for sure, but I'm fearing that it might be edging towards the unbalanced side of sweetness - something I'm not particularly fond of.
Batch 9000 hits my lips and my sentiments that this wanna gonna be a sweet beer are confirmed - it's damn sweet. Brown sugar, heavy and thick molasses, super-milky and sweet-ass cocoa. It seems this trifecta of flavors are really the only notable things, and they all kind of compound on the sweetness factor to produce a diabetes-inducing beer. Don't get me wrong - the flavors are nice and the beer is good. But it's just a bit too sweet to enjoy it thoroughly... I don't think I could finish more than six ounces. I actually am pulling through some of that wood flavor that I was getting on the nose, but it's still pretty buried underneath the sweetness. Medium-heavy bodied, thick and borderline syrupy, low-medium carbonation.
Good flavors, and not enough to be called a disappointment (Bell's rarely disappoints) but I just wish the sweetness was toned down a bit. I'd love to try the Bourbon Barrel 9000 - I think it would tone down the sweetness or at least add some other offsetting flavors.
03-10-2013 21:36:02 | More by tectactoe
4.05/5 rDev +1%
A: BLACK body. Barely a 1/4 finger head disappears straight away. What remains is effervescent and light brown. The Eye of Me cannot see through thee.
S: Whoa, sweet black licorice is dominant in the aroma. I also get some of the molasses with which it was also brewed. Buried behind those two smells are some light coffee notes and dark fruits. As it warms, the high a.b.v. becomes apparent to the sniffer. It is not all that complex at this stage; what you smell is what you get.
T: Sweet sassy licoricey molassey. That is a punch to my mouth. The flavor is so sweet that I am also getting some hints of brown sugar, chocolate, maple syrup, and pancakes. I get a little bit of a balancing hop bitterness that combines with the other flavors to taste like slightly acidic coffee.
M: For me, this is the strongest asset of the beer. It has a big, strong presence in my mouth without making me feel awkward and uncomfortable. The sweet syrupy-ness coats the palate and then the bittering finish does a good job of mellowing the entire mouth.
D: Well, I wouldn't recommend having more than one in a sitting for one's health, but I will certainly be having more as time goes by. I'm quiet interested to see how the character changes as this beer gathers some dust.
A little story on this beer: The first time I had this was on draft for $2 a pint at the Traverse City Winter Microbrew Festival on February 12. This was really damned exciting, except for the fact that the Bell's booth decided to tap it at the end of the night. Well, at that point, I was pretty far in the bag and had just had (I think) two pints of Hopslam on draft (delicious). I had no idea that it was a Strong Ale brewed with licorice and molasses, and when I looked at it, I thought it must be an Imperial Stout. Well, the first sip I took told me that clearly it was not what I thought it was, and I had to abandon the beer for the sake of my sanity and general brain and liver health. I am enjoying it much more now than I did then. Cheers.
04-03-2010 02:50:00 | More by TCHopCraver
4.28/5 rDev +6.7%
It's nice to see a few cases of this made it to Springfield, MO.
Pours dark brown from the bottle but looks black with a few deep red highlights in the glass.
Apparent licorice in the aroma, booze, and mysterious dark malts and dark fruits. The nuances come out a little clearer from a distance, up close the alcohol can overtake it, we are dealing with a 12.5% beer here.
What I love about the taste is the dark licorice and alcohol, being heavy, dry, and dark, mingling with the sweet toffee and molasses flavors making for a liqueuer/dessert-like experience. While it's not bitter, it's not cloying. It really shines in the finish when the flavors can fade and bounce back and forth, the alcohol falls off, and the unique structure of it all comes together. The carbonation is low and the body is full and smooth.
This is a fine experience now, worth sharing, and since I bought two six packs, I look forward to enjoying and sharing it in the future.
03-05-2010 05:21:00 | More by brownbeer
4.2/5 rDev +4.7%
On tap at Brixies in Brookfield IL served in a Bells branded tulip
Coming out of the tap it looks like a stream of motor oil. It's thick and syrupy looking and sticks to the sides of the glass. An almost invisable head is present that is gone by the time it hits the bar top. Heavy lacing coats the side of the glass after every sip.
The nose is an explosion of rich sweet bourbon and dark fruits like plum. It is very sweet and reminds me vaguly of GI BCS with some of the bourbon swapped for licorice.
The first thing that hits your tongue is overwheling cascade of bourbon, sweetness and alcohol. I was expecting it but it still took me for a ride. The beer was served a little too cold so I let it sit for a while to warm up to proper temperature. It opened up so much when it was warmer and those exploaions of flavors seemed to intertwine and make for an intense but enjoyable beer. Plums, bourbon and licorice dominated my mouth with a syrupy sweet warming finish. Normally I am opposed to syrupy hot beer (i.e. Fresh GI BCS and WWS) but this had a redeming quality to it that I was surprised that I liked fresh but I know will age gracefully for years to come.
Carbonation was my only gripe with this beer. For being such a rich silky beer the carb level was too high and distracted from the taste.
03-26-2010 18:28:13 | More by weatherdog
4.5/5 rDev +12.2%
04-04-2014 02:13:16 | More by tbryan5
New York
4/5 rDev -0.2%
A_Dark brown with a small tan head that fades quickly little lacing.
S_Molasses,roasted malt,and licorice.Alot going on. Smells rich and a little boozy.
T_ Very rich and complex. Licorice stands out but the rest is hard to pin point. Molasses , chocolate and coffee notes ,and vanilla. Slightly boozy.
M_ Thick with slight carbonation.
D_Definite sipper.
Good idea to cellar a couple of these to mellow out the flavors.
02-21-2010 01:39:26 | More by nickadams2
4/5 rDev -0.2%
08-15-2012 04:19:05 | More by danthehopslamman
3.75/5 rDev -6.5%
06-17-2014 23:36:46 | More by DaftPatrick
4.25/5 rDev +6%
01-26-2014 05:13:27 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -0.2%
Thanks to blutt59 for sharing this bottle.
Pours dark brown to red with a tan head. The aroma is dark fruit and brown sugar. The flavor is sweet malt with some cherries. The alcohol is also present. Medium mouthfeel and low carbonation. Pretty good, but overall this beer is too sweet to be a great beer.
02-19-2010 22:41:19 | More by Mora2000
4.6/5 rDev +14.7%
Pours a deep brown..i pick up a deep red hue when held up to light. A nice tan head fading to bubbly film and eventually the ring around the glass. Smell is of dark fruits..not sure if its cherries or not but thats what i keep thinking,malts, hops? licorice, and theres some alcohol there. First taste is really sweet...again i think dark carmelized cherries..then you get that burst of licorice..followed by a nice warm finish. Mouthfeel is nice..its thick but not really syrupy or crude oilish if you will. Drinkablility is wonderful but 1 maybe 2 is probably max for me, which is fine seeing as im only going to get this 1 6 pack.
02-13-2010 02:41:16 | More by sculls65
3.9/5 rDev -2.7%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Snifter.
Appearance: Exceedingly dark mahogany brown with almost no head and spotty lacing.
Smell: Soy sauce, molasses, alcohol, licorice, and a slight mustiness.
Taste: Sweet molasses, licorice, soy sauce, wood, roasted barley and light coffee. While this is pretty good overall, I really expected to enjoy the taste a lot more than I do.
Feel: Moderately low carbonation, surprisingly not full-bodied, maybe slightly cloying. Edit: Smoother after one year.
Drinkability: The alcohol is not very noticeable at all, making this very easy to sip. However, the flavors are a little too sweet and soy-like for me. Let's see what a year in the cellar does.
Edit: After almost a year in the cellar, almost everything I said is still true but I somehow like it more. Still strangely salty but more enjoyable. Scores adjusted accordingly since this was meant to be cellared.
02-14-2010 13:15:43 | More by bsp77
4.05/5 rDev +1%
A-Very dark with thick tan head-lace hangs on throughout
S-Strong vanilla bourbon notes dominate
T-Dominant toasted malt with brown nutty (chestnut) notes. Strong vanilla bourbon with heavy malt flavor
M-Very creamy
D-A sipper, but very enjoyable-fantastic. Excellent overall
02-27-2011 04:09:03 | More by deebo
3.55/5 rDev -11.5%
Sampled at the 2010 Stout tasting in a Orval Chalice.
12oz bottle. I realize this isn't a stout but it's the last beer we had at the stout tasting.
Very stout-like darkness with a small but super dark brown head. Wow! Nose is quite boozy and sweet very similar to 120 minute.
Taste is boozy obviously, sharp and sweet with a sharp after taste. Lots of licorice and not much else but booze. If you can, add some age to this!
03-27-2010 23:24:29 | More by kingcrowing
4/5 rDev -0.2%
11-14-2011 16:06:36 | More by bpfrush
British Columbia (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6%
11-20-2011 02:36:40 | More by chickenm
4.08/5 rDev +1.7%
A: pours dark dark brown with a ruby hue around the edges & a nice 3/4" tan head that sticks around for a while,surprisingly.
S: mainly molasses with an alcohol,vinegar & licorice backbone
T: LICORICE! Surprisingly smooth licorice bite with a nice syrupy molasses base. Incredibly smooth for 12.5% & much better once this one warmed up a bit.
M: low low carbonation but the licorice provides a nice bite
This is the 1st taste almost 2 months after bottling. Look forward to reviewing the next 5 each of the next 5 years
03-15-2010 04:10:12 | More by gabeerman
3.93/5 rDev -2%
Poured into my snifter. The beer pours almost as black as an Imperial Stout, but when held to the light shades of dark mahogany appear. The head is tan, almost like desert sand, and dissipated soon after the first sip.
The aroma is dominate of licorice with a heavy molasses background. Alcohol lightly tickles the senses. Hops are not very present, it seems like they are hidden behind a layer of sweet brown sugar.
Licorice and molasses assault the pallet on your first sip. Anise and more brown sugar. Slight alcohol booziness with a pleasant hop nibble (not bite) on the way down. IMO this beer lacks the depth of what an ASA can accomplish.
Little carbonation in the mouth feel. Smooth, yet unimpressive.
I gave this brew a 4 for drinkability. One bottle is enough to satisfy you for the night, yet very palletable and enjoyable.
Over all, its hard to classify Bell's Batch 9000. I feel like their isn't enough of a hop profile to call this a ASA. It definitely is on the lighter side of the ASA spectrum. It's characteristic of an old ale with out the alcohol bite with the malt profile you would like in a barley wine. It is an expensive 6, I'd actually prefer a bomber of this. With that being said, this is my third 9000 out of the 6, and I have to say it will grow on you. Definitely not a disappointment. Thank you Larry Bell.
05-22-2010 22:46:24 | More by TKEbeerman
4.28/5 rDev +6.7%
On-Tap at Trappeze in Athens, GA.
I missed this one at the local bottle shop. I heard it was at Trappeze, so I made a point to get by there after work on Friday to give it a go.
As I was grabbing a seat, the waitress offered me a menu. "No thanks, Bell's 9000, please," I said. She smiled knowingly and told me it would be just a second. A minute later she pulls a beautiful goblet of beer from the tap and slides it to me. She checks in after my first few sips, "Is it everything you were hoping for?" she asks. "Excellent," I reply.
Damn, guess I was kinda transparent.
A: Nearly black. A slightly brown tone with garnet highlights in the sunshine. A fluffy white recedes to nothing fairly quickly.
S: A potent, sweet smelling brew. The molasses is the first thing that hits me. Dark fruits and licorice in there, too. Very nice smelling.
T: My best description is that this beer has the best qualities of a barleywine mixed with some stout characteristics. The sweetness and alcohol hits you over the head like a barleywine. This is a very, very hot beer. I love boozy beers, so it's right up my alley, but I would love to have a few of these to rest in the cellar for a few years. To go along with the sweetness, there is a backbone that reminds me of a stout. Masterful flavor.
M: Wonderful body to carry the 12.5%. Mouthfeel is heavenly.
D: It's a really big beer. I could drink them as long as I am vertical, but hey, I love the heat. If you're not as tolerant, this might be a one and done. As it stands, I give it high scores all around.
03-19-2010 23:57:46 | More by mondegreen
West Virginia
3.55/5 rDev -11.5%
Appears a pitch black hue with a large creamed coffee toned head large bubbles after a vigorous pour, it's amazing that the head retention is this good with the alcohol level being up there in the 12s. Nice fine lacing patterns form between sips.
Aromatics offer up deep chocolate with spiced edges. Big herbal hops with a blended licorice spiciness full of anise, almost like an Italian pizzelle. Big ripened fruit layers with booziness add to yet another layer of complexity here, plum and raisins. The dark caramelized sugars are definitely evident with the molasses and licorice additions.
Flavor big alcoholic soaked dark fruits including raisins, figs, and plums. A brandy like hotness that will mellow in time, bitter anise black licorice notes and sweet caramelized sugars swell on the palate. Herbal hops don't balance enough with the dark roasted malt and the big booze finish. Definitely lay some of this down, it's big viscous and a bit cloying right now some of these flavors will meld or mellow with time.
Between the booze and the anise buzz, this beer almost numbs the palate. That's not quite the mouthfeel I'm looking for in a big double stout, this is like an Expedition ale with caramelized brown sugar and a shot of Greek ouzo. Definitely hits on the cloying level right now, lay this one down for some aging. Carbonation is mellow body is big and full of residual sugars, but the anise and overkill of the molasses need some age to do me right.
Drinkability is good in dessert portions, but it's sad when you have to share a 12 ounce bottle with a friend to be able to enjoy it. This goes into a snifter/chalice without asking swirl it around and indulge in this complex 9,000th batch from our friends at Bell's. It's a once every 6 month kinda brew, so buy a six or a case and sample it every once in awhile as a night cap or with a nice cigar.
03-13-2010 15:53:08 | More by WVbeergeek
4.28/5 rDev +6.7%
Pours black with a very minimal head. Very slight lacing.
Anise, molasses, chocolate and candy sugar in the nose.
Wow! This is very boozy and extremely sweet. Dark fruit, chocolate, licorice. This is very sweet.
A nice, full body with light carbonation. I'm getting the 12+% but it's still fairly drinkable. I can't wait to see how this develops over time. As always, drink one fresh for comparison but then throw the remainder in the back of the cellar and revisit in a year's time.
02-21-2010 23:23:35 | More by rudylaw
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -0.2%
02-21-2012 01:10:19 | More by SPRichard
4.18/5 rDev +4.2%
A - Dark brown with a small amount of foam floating in the middle of the glass
S - Hints of caramel, black licorice, and orange peel make a nice nose
T- Caramel, molasses, black licorice, and orange peel all balance each other out nicely. This is one nice flavorful and balanced beer
MF - Medium body with light sticky syrupiness
O - Solid beer that serves as a nice base for the BA beer
12-18-2012 04:36:22 | More by jeonseh
Bell's Batch 9000 from Bell's Brewery, Inc.
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Twirling Candy, an emerging star in the handicap ranks, worked seven furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Sunday for next Saturday's Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap presented by San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino.
Under regular rider Joel Rosario, who needs eight more stakes wins this meet to set a Santa Anita record, Twirling Candy was timed in 1:25 flat.
"It was a very nice work," said trainer John Sadler, who has eight graded stakes wins this meet and is cautiously confident he can win his first Big 'Cap. The 54-year-old Long Beach native finished fifth with his only other starter, Zappa, in 2008.
"He's ready to go. He's a wonderful horse," Sadler said of Twirling Candy, winner of six of seven career starts including the Grade I Malibu Stakes and the Grade II Strub Stakes by 4 ½ lengths this meet. "You've always got to run the race, but I wouldn't trade horses with anybody else."
Probable for the 74th Santa Anita Handicap: Aggie Engineer, Joe Talamo, 118; First Dude, no rider, 116; Game on Dude, no rider, 115; Gladding, no rider, 117; Pode Ir, David Flores, 112; Quindici Man, no rider. 115; Setsuko, Victor Espinoza, 112; Soul Candy, Garrett Gomez, 114; Spurrier, no rider, 115; Tweebster, no rider, 116; and Twirling Candy, Joel Rosario, 122.
Setsuko worked seven furlongs Sunday in 1:25.60 under Victor Espinoza, who has the mount on Saturday. "He worked great," trainer Richard Mandella said. "He finished (a mile) in :34 and change. He went off slow and finished strong. He's looking as good as he ever did."
San Antonio Stakes winner Gladding also worked for Sadler, going seven furlongs in 1:24.80.
At Hollywood Park, San Antonio runner-up Spurrier worked six furlongs in a bullet 1:11.20 for Bob Baffert, who has four horses nominated to the Big 'Cap, but said he won't make a decision on which to run until Monday.
Two other Grade I races will be decided next Saturday, the Kilroe Mile on turf for older horses and the Santa Anita Oaks at 1 1/16 miles for 3-year-old fillies.
Probable for Oaks: A Z Warrior, Rafael Bejarano; Kilograeme, Garrett Gomez; May Day Rose, Martin Garcia; Turbulent Descent, David Flores; Withgreatpleasure, Victor Espinoza; and Zazu, Joel Rosario, who worked the Las Virgenes winner six furlongs Sunday in 1:12.40.
"Zazu worked on the second break, very, very nice," Sadler said. "She looks good and is ready for the Oaks. Switch will work tomorrow (for the Santa Margarita Stakes on March 12)."
On Big 'Cap Day, Santa Anita will offer a handy Santa Anita baseball cap free, with paid admission, while supplies last. First post time on Big 'Cap Day is 12 noon. Gates open at 10 a.m.
Not in his wildest dreams could Mike Machowsky have ever imagined Caracortado being in the lofty position he enjoys today, about to run in Saturday's Grade I Kilroe Mile on turf.
Not much was expected from the California-bred son of Cat Dreams when he made his debut in a $40,000 maiden claiming race at Fairplex Park on Sept. 24, 2009. Even though he went off at nearly 10-1 that day, Machowsky liked the horse and backed him at the mutuel windows. Fast forward to Santa Anita, where Caracortado is scheduled to have his final breeze Monday on the track's turf course.
"I didn't think we'd be sitting where we're at right now," Machowsky said. "At Fairplex, I knew he was live that day. But he's one of those horses that gets better as he gets older and can do about anything. I thought he was a nice horse, but I never expected him to accomplish what he has so far."
Caracortado has seven wins and two thirds from 11 starts, and is unbeaten in two races on the grass, including the Sunshine Millions Turf at Santa Anita on Jan. 29.
"He might be better on grass, probably because of his turn of foot," Machowsky said. "I'd say he's more effective on the grass than on dirt, the way he accelerates, so I think that's big advantage for him."
After his maiden win, the chestnut gelding reeled off four more victories, including the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes. He finished fourth in the Santa Anita Derby and seventh in the Preakness before Machowsky stopped on him. He didn't return to the races until last Nov. 11 at Hollywood, where he almost equaled the track record for six furlongs on turf, winning for the first time under his current rider, Joe Talamo.
"I had Caracortado ready to go a half-mile at Fairplex (he won by a length and three-quarters in the four-furlong race)," Machowsky recalled. "I knew he'd be solid doing that. After that he breezed three-quarters at Santa Anita with another horse, and that told me he was going to be a nice Cal-bred.
"But to say he'd be one of the favorites in the Kilroe, I wouldn't have thought that back then."
Probable for the Kilroe: Acclamation, Christian Santiago Reyes; Caracortado, Joe Talamo; Fluke, Rafael Bejarano; Gallant Son, Joel Rosario; Jeranimo, David Flores; Sebastian Flyte, Garrett Gomez; and Times Gone By, Victor Espinoza.
FINISH LINES: M One Rifle worked five furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Sunday in a bullet :58.40 for Bruce Headley, who will be seeking his seventh win in the Potrero Grande Stakes on April 3 with the 2009 Malibu winner . . . Always a Princess is likely to seek her third stakes win this meet in the Grade I Santa Margarita Stakes on March 12. "The way she's doing, we'll probably run," Bob Baffert said of the front-running filly . . . San Luis Obispo Stakes runner-up Bourbon Bay worked four furlongs on Hollywood Park's Cushion Track Sunday in :50.60, breezing, for Neil Drysdale, while John Shirreffs sent Harmonious the same distance in :51.60, breezing, and Rachel Alexandra conqueror Zardana likewise in :50.40, breezing . . . Christian Santiago Reyes, who led Santa Anita's riders with 12 points in their exciting overtime win against Holy Angels Thursday night, said he honed his hoops skills while in high school in his native Puerto Rico.


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On February 27th 2013 at approximately 9:35 PM the Colton Police Department received a call of a sexual assault that had just occurred in the 700 block of East "M" street. The victim reported to officers that she was assaulted by a Hispanic male adult who she had just met earlier while waiting at a bus stop in Colton.
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The suspect may use the name of "Tony", and possibly lives in the city of Colton. If anyone has any information regarding this assault they are encouraged to call the Colton Police Department at (909) 370-5110 and ask for Detective Ray Mendez.
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18-10-2010 12:19
I am new to nokia x6 and am also experiencing the frustration of the date not changing, have had the phone since 18 Sept and has happened about 4 times, generally once a week although it happened with only a day in beween last time. Have read all comments with interest and as I have never used the calendar or alarm yet I don't think there is a thing that we can do about this until Nokia release another software version to solve this problem.
My version is V21.0.004 and there was no update available when I tried recently. My local Orange shop was no help whatsoever. Would be grateful for any news or advice.
18-10-2010 20:20
Welcome to the club yorkie4. Sounds like we are very similar in our problem and use of our X6's. I am also with Orange, but haven't bothered them with the problem, maybe I should to get some pressure put on Nokia.
I am trying to treat this as a minor problem - if I think about it too much I am starting to get annoyed. I love the phone but hate being ignored by Nokia. My last Nokia phone was pathetic (but cheap), so I have used Motorola for many years before coming back to Nokia.
I HONESTLY don't think there is a reason or cause to this problem, I believe it is completely random.
The dates so far when I have switched on and the date has been the previous day are -
SAT 4th. Sept.
SUN 19th. Sept.
WED 22nd. Sept.
THURS 23rd. Sept.
WED 29th. Sept.
FRI 8th. Oct.
THURS 14th. Oct.
All I can suggest is filling consumer questionairres in every time you get presented with them on this site or anywhere else, and say how disappointed you are. When Customer Care won't even reply to messages, there isn't a lot else we can do. 18 months to go and it will back to Motorola.
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19-10-2010 11:31
Thanks for welcome note. I have emailed Nokia and Orange on 18 October so let's see if I get a response. Agree I like X6 too but am disappointed it's not working as it should, didn't expect this with new Nokia phone.
I had Motorola Razr last phone, never any problems with it but it wasn't high tech and camera was a bit naff. Will just have to check for updates now and again and not worry about it, at least I know it's not me having set it incorrectly which is what the guy in the Orange shop told me when I first queried it.
19-10-2010 12:20
Customer Care did answer to my request, but they said that the bug would MOST PROBABLY be fixed in the next firmware version, but would not speculate on when it is going to be released.
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Thanks for welcome note. I have emailed Nokia and Orange on 18 October so let's see if I get a response. Agree I like X6 too but am disappointed it's not working as it should, didn't expect this with new Nokia phone.
I had Motorola Razr last phone, never any problems with it but it wasn't high tech and camera was a bit naff. Will just have to check for updates now and again and not worry about it, at least I know it's not me having set it incorrectly which is what the guy in the Orange shop told me when I first queried it.
Did you try the workarround by VliegerRene and chandana99 ?
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21-10-2010 11:09
My postings on this topic are now being deleted. I am about to reject my phone with Orange.
22-10-2010 10:02
This forenoon my phone's date and time jumped to 1st of January 2010, the time to 12:00. I am quite sure that date and time were correct in the morning when i switched it on. However i switched it off and on in the forenoon because i could not get an internet connection when riding on the train. I am not sure whether the date was corrupted immediately after that reboot.
Now i am starting to get fed up with my X6 as well.
25-10-2010 8:51
I always turn on and off the mobile in vertical position and I have the 24 hours format and I have problems with the date so I think it doesn´t work
27-10-2010 9:50
I had a reply from Orange Customer Relations who then transferred me to technical support guy. He was aware of problem with date not changing and said he would send me a message which i was to read and delete, then remove battery from phone without switching off, replace battery and put phone back together. Worked for about 1 week then today switched phone on and guess what, still had yesterdays day and date. No reply from Nokia as yet. With regard to Orange replacing phone, my Orange shop would not replace my X6 handset even though it was still in the 28 day return period because the sales person could not match the fault to any of the the valid reasons that Orange would exchange under. She said it was a Nokia software problem and nothing to do with Orange network.
28-10-2010 12:51
Hi guys,
Same problem here in Denmark. Brand new X6-16Gb.
Always liked Nokia, but this is simply not good enough.
Carrier: TeleNor
Software: 21.2.004 (newest here.)
Time format: 24 hr.
Orientation during off/on: Flat on the desk, always. (Power off every night)
Calendar entries next day: About half the time.
Automatic time/date: Off
Next to never any text message right at bootup
No mail ever (not used)
No alarms ever (not used)
I have checked the date right after midnight for a while, and then again next morning after power-up at 0600. The date is updated ever so fine at midnight, but ever so often it rolls back at power-up. I have not noticed any connection to calendar entries, but will test that.
I'll mark birthdays every 2. or 3. day for a while (random pattern), and check.
After that I'll try the vertical theory for a while.
I'll revert.
YS, Robert
31-10-2010 9:16
I have read and tried previously what has been suggested, but it made me laugh this morning when it got the clock time change correct when it was switched on for the clocks going back! Hope this gets sorted soon, as I have to quickly alter the date when it goes wrong before any texts come through, as then they get sorted in the wrong date received order
31-10-2010 11:00
This morning it occured also to me.
This never happened before, and I never used alarm or calendar in any case, so I exclude that it could be the cause of this in my case.
But today I checked the date and it was yesterday!
The only thing I could think of is that I switched off the phone with low battery and switch on the same this morning, and also that it could be related to the legal hour change of tonight.
Again, I never used calendar or alarm, always switch off the phone vertically and all that stuff, and haven't installed anything except Skype, which I have not used yet.
I have the latest firmware 21.004 and the version is X6 8GB.
31-10-2010 12:54
Sorry for double posting.
I forgot to say that other times the phone shut down itself for low battery at evening, and after a night charge it doesn't show any date problem, so I think it is due to any recurrence, even not connected whith the alarm or calendar use because I don't use them. In my case it was the legal hour auto-change, which is not programmed by the user (this is what I think, 'cause I never experienced the problem before).
A question, if someone of Nokia is reading: the 5800 doesn't have this problem (at least I haven't read about it) and the operative system is the same... can't you take a solution from that?
Anyway, if someone could please tell me if there is a new firmware in near future I would be very happy. Thanks!
03-11-2010 20:22
Guys, i found a clue, i believe when the battery is less than level 4 the date is not updated but once its chrged on level 4 to 7 , the date is behaving well! I am not sure but this is what i noticed. Greetings from Cairo, Egypt
04-11-2010 8:57
ThreeOs, please, tell me you are still here!
Today my phone told me it's 2nd November, two days ago!
Now, the facts: yesterday I didn't check, but in the registry is written 1st November for the calls I made, so I think it was changed already.
But today is 4th, so it changed the date two times, and I charged the phone only once since 31st October and it's still full battery.
So is this really related to low battery? I think it isn't, because before 31st October, automatic change for solar time (as I said two posts before) I never experienced the issue (and I never experienced any issue by a Nokia phone before), but now it seems omnipresent.
And, as I said, I never used nor use any alarm or calendar or anything else related to the date, so it can't be only a matter of organizer!
So, please, please, tell me something is moving and they are developing a solution!
There are people who need the phone to wake them up or remind some important events, and what if they rely on a malfunctioning phone?
I asked before, but ask again: 5800 does not have this bug and it has the same OS, can't they port the calendar-related part on X6 to make it work? Or the two phones use different ways to manage the dates?
Thanks for any reply by any Nokia member!
04-11-2010 10:56
I am afraid that it has become obvious that we are on our own. This forum is somewhere that Nokia use to shunt dissatisfied customers into a sidings where they can moan to each other.
A "jovial" post I made was deleted, a post i made complaining that this wasn't beingt taken seriously was deleted. I complained to Nokia about this and received a quick reply offering me help, which amounted to updating software and resenting factory settings etc (all done several times) and my reply to that message was TOTALLY IGNORED yet again.
I have decided that I will put up with this fault for the duration of my contract and then never use Nokia again. As for Orange, well I get a good deal from them with free home broadband, so I will probably stick with them. But as for this forum, what a waste of time and effort. !!!
Hopefully this message will get to peoples inboxes before the mods delete it.
PS I have started leaving my phone switched on and on "silent" all night - seems to stop the problem occuring, although I don't really want the phone left on.
04-11-2010 13:13
Hi steceso and others!
Yes, I'm still here and very much following (also) this thread. I've also been trying to reproduce this by testing everything suggested here as cause for the issue (also forwarding them to Nokia R&D). Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be clear pattern for this.
I've seen this issue twice myself in my test device and second time was just today, in similar way as @steceso described; device date was 2nd November when switched on this morning.
Some positive news; just received information from R&D folks that they are confident that the issue will be fixed in upcoming sw release which should be out in not too far future. Also, if I have any updates, I will naturally post them here asap.
04-11-2010 13:41
Thank you very very much ThreeOs for the fast reply and good news, I really appreciate that you keep following this thread and I also hope that the update will come really soon.
Do someone have a clue about an estimated release date?
By the way (forgive me for using this space instead of a proper topic) I hope the new firmware will bring also general performance improvements (speed and RAM management and so on) and maybe some pleasing changes.
Anyway, the more important thing is that this will be tested accurately so that it will not come with some new bug that make the story repeat. I trust Nokia so I'm sure they will do their best.
Again, thank you ThreeOs, I will wait for some other good news!


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August 11, 2014
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August 8, 2014
Ben Shapiro debated Peter Beinart in a showdown that turned personal
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August 7, 2014
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August 5, 2014
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August 4, 2014
Ben Shapiro says the level of discussion of impeaching Barack Obama serves no legitimate purpose
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August 1, 2014
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July 31, 2014
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