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More Scholarship Opportunities
This is a guide to help you locate other scholarship opportunities. These scholarships are not administered by Iowa Lakes Community College. You must contact the listed organization for their scholarship's information or, if indicated, the Iowa Lakes Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0491 or 800-242-5106 ext. 4491 or e-mail email@example.com.
For persons living in the Spencer area to pursue education and training to become a certified EMS provider. More information may be found at http://www.spencerhospital.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=206&Itemid=115.
The Opportunity Grant helps pay tuition and other school-related expenses for students who have aged out of Iowa's foster care system and students adopted after their 16th birthday. For more information on this scholarship visit www.iowacollegeaid.gov.
Numerous scholarship opportunities for students in the field of welding and related joining technologies may be found at www.aws.org/foundation.
Information may be found at www.act.org/goldwater. Contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410 before applying.
For persons living in the Spencer area pursuing an education in a health related field. Applicants must have completed at least one semester. More information may be found at http://www.spencerhospital.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=204&Itemid=115.
The Black Knight's Car Club of the Estherville, Iowa, area has developed a scholarship for persons studying in the automotive field. Contact the Iowa Lakes Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410 for an application.
For students who have completed at least one semester in a welding, mechanics, industrial trades, electricity, renewable energy or agriculture program. Preference may be given to graduates of Clay Central-Everly, Harris-Lake Park, Okoboji or Sioux Central high schools. For more information contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410.
Scholarship requires a hardcopy application; please contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410.
Business and Professional Women of Iowa Scholarship
For non-traditional students in need of additional education to reenter the work force. Five $1,000 will be available for those who apply and meet the criteria. Applicants do not need to be BPW members. Contact the Iowa Lakes Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410 with questions or for application form.
Hotels Cheap Scholarship is now accepting applications. As a reminder our scholarships are ongoing, and are offered two times per year. The next scholarship is open for applications now AT http://www.hotelscheap.org/scholarship
Console & Hollawell PC
Console & Hollawell PC, a personal injury law firm in Pennsylvania is offering the Console & Hollawell Paralegal Scholarship, open to students attending community colleges, technical schools or business schools in the United States pursuing degrees or certifications in paralegal studies, legal assistant, court reporting or other law-related field. Please visit page below for more details. 1 $500.00 scholarship will be awarded. http://www.consoleandhollawell.com/pages/2014-paralegal-scholarship
Sponsored by The Gallery Collection, for more information visit www.gallerycollection.com. Enter scholarship in search site field and click go.
The Fitness Scholarship is designed to encourage and promote a healthier lifestyle and to help college students learn about healthy eating habits early. A scholarship of $1,000 is awarded once per year, once in January. Creative Bioscience is the industry leader for diet supplements and diet support services. Our business success depends on maintaining a positive brand image and delivering a quality product to the market. The scholarship is awarded to students in health, biology, and medical programs. Deadline: November for January award. http://creativebioscience.com/blog/creative-bioscience-fitness-scholarship/
Nursing and Medical Assisting - $500 For students interested in pursuing associate level degrees, diplomas or certificates related to Nursing, Medical Assisting, Medical Laboratory Technology, Physical Therapy, Veterinary Technology, Radiologic Technology and others.
Art and Design - $500 For students interested in pursuing associate level degrees related to Art, Computer Aided Design, Fashion Design, Visual Communications, Interior Design, Computer Graphics and others.
Computer Technology and Information Systems - $500 For students interested in pursuing associate level degrees or certificates related to Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Networking, Computer Software,Database Technology, Information Security and others.
Online Associate Degree - $500 For full-time or part-time students interested in pursuing any online associate level degree.
Four $1,250 cash scholarships.
Application: www.degreedup.org/cash-scholarship.html
Des Moines Mothers of Multiples (DMMOM)
Des Moines Mothers of Multiples (DMMOM) is a non-profit organization for the educational and support needs of parents of multiples. DMMOM is offering two (2) scholarships for multiple birth students pursuing enrollment or currently enrolled in a college, university, trade or vocational school. The award will be $350.00 for the 2014-15 academic year. Additional information and forms can be found at: http://dmmom.bravehost.com/Community.htm
Amount of Award: Two (2) $2,500 Scholarships
Deadline: 2013 - 2014 academic school year
General, Business, Business Management, Analytics
Computer Science
For students who are pursuing computer related academic majors. For more information visit:
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Degrees
Undergraduate Academic Award http://education-portal.com/pages/Criminal_Justice_and_Law_Enforcement_Degrees_-_Undergraduate_Academic_Award.html A $500 academic award given to a student pursuing any associate or bachelor degree program emphasizing Criminal Justice or Law Enforcement. Areas of study that will be considered include Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, Homeland Security, Sociology with Law/Criminal emphasis, Corrections, Computer Forensics, and Forensic Psychology, among others.
Liberal Arts and General Studies Degrees
Undergraduate Academic Award http://education-portal.com/pages/Liberal_Arts_and_General_Studies_Degrees_-_Undergraduate_Academic_Award.html A $500 academic award given to a student pursuing an associate or bachelor degree program emphasizing Liberal Arts, General Studies, or Humanities.
Architecture and Drafting Degrees
Undergraduate Academic Award http://education-portal.com/pages/Architecture_and_Drafting_Degrees_-_Undergraduate_Academic_Award.html A $500 academic award given to a student pursuing an associate or bachelor degree program emphasizing Architecture, Architectural Drafting or Design, or Architectural Engineering.
Undergraduate Distance Learning Degrees
Academic Award http://education-portal.com/pages/Undergraduate_Distance_Learning_Degrees_-_Academic_Award.html A $500 academic award given to a student pursuing a distance learning associate or bachelor degree program. Available to all part-time or full-time undergraduate students completing an online degree program.
Edmund S. Elbert Memorial Scholarship
The Edmund S. Elbert Memorial Scholarship is one of the Iowa Automobile Dealers Association Scholarships. This scholarship is for $2,000 and will be awarded to a resident of Emmet, Kossuth, or Palo Alto counties who attends one of the Iowa Lakes Community College campuses in Algona, Emmetsburg, Estherville, Spencer, or Spirit Lake. Applications are due by March 3, 2014.
For more information or an application go to the following links: http://iada.com/FoundationForEducation.aspx. and http://iada.com/PageContent/Documents/2014ScholarshipApplication.pdf.
Friends of Kossuth Youth & 4-H
For second college students. Friends of Kossuth Youth & 4-H are offering a Leadership and Citizenship Excellence Award. Available to anyone attending a college or university in Iowa or a boarding state who will be considered a fulltime student next academic year and has completed one year of college. The recipient must be a Kossuth County residence. Further requirements are listed on the application.
For Hispanic heritage students with U.S. citizenship, minimum cumulative 3.00 GPA and planning to transfer to any U.S. accredited four-year institution. For more information visit www.hsf.net.
At Hy-Vee, we believe in cultivating the future. Since 1969, we've awarded scholarships to both high school and college students through the Hy-Vee Foundation. Hy-Vee scholarships include $1,000 awarded to high school seniors and college students - for a total of $80,000 awarded in scholarship monies. The scholarship award is payable in a lump sum to be applied to normal college expenses including tuition, room and board, book purchases and rentals. (Fees refundable to the student as well as entrance or application fees are not covered.)
For more information go to http://www.hy-vee.com/company/scholarships/default.aspx. For an application packet contact the Iowa Lakes Institutional Advancement office at 712-362-4010
Visit www.imagine-america.org for information about the Imagine America Scholarship Programs.
Interested students must visit the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Website at www.jkcf.org to determine eligibility to apply for this scholarship. The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation does not accept applications directly from students; if you feel you meet the eligibility requirements contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410 for further help.
JKCF Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship
Applicants can access the application materials on our website: http://www.jkcf.org/scholarships/undergraduate-transfer-scholarships. The applicant deadline for Phase One of the online application is November 7, 2013, at 12:00 p.m. noon, central time.
Please contact us with any questions by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 1-855-509-5253.
For residents of Dickinson County, Iowa, entering or enrolled in an RN, LPN or BSN program. For an application call Delaine Olson at 712-336-1795.
For active high school or post secondary students who are residents of Kossuth County. Students must be planning to be (or already enrolled in) an accredited public or private university, college, vocational, technical or post secondary institution full time. Students must exhibit leadership qualities through involvement with the Youth Committee of Kossuth Connections Coalition and other activities. For more information contact 515-395-8336 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Latinos Unidos of Iowa, Inc. is very proud to grant college scholarships for Latino/Latina students who will attend Iowa institutions. For more information, or to download an application, please visit http://www.latinosunidosofiowa.com.
Legacy, a national non-profit company dedicated to helping people live longer and healthier through tobacco prevention is offering two $5,000 scholarships. Dr. Alma S. Adams Scholarship for Outreach and Health Communications to Reduce Tobacco Use Among Priority Populations for students pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies in public health, communications, social work, education liberal arts or a related field. Students interested can link to the website legacyforhealth.org/adams-scholarship.aspx for more information and application.
For Estherville Lincoln Central (Estherville, Iowa) graduates planning to attend Iowa Lakes Community College OR after graduating from Iowa Lakes Community College planning to attend the University of Iowa, Iowa State University or the University of Northern Iowa. Hardcopy application is available at the Institutional Advancement Office, call 712-362-0410.
For high school seniors planning to major in journalism, broadcasting or electronic media at an accredited post secondary education institution. Grant must be used for tuition and fees. Contact the Iowa Lakes Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410 for more information.
For graduating senior women or women currently enrolled in an institution of higher education who previously graduated from a Dickinson County, Iowa, school district. For more information and a hardcopy application contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410. May apply yearly with an application deadline April 1 each yr. Awards are $500.
PHI THETA KAPPA HONOR SOCIETY (Do not need to be a Phi Theta Kappa member unless noted)
- All-USA/Coca-Cola Academic Teams and New Century Scholars
- All-State Academic Teams
- Guistwhite Scholarships (Phi Theta Kappa members ONLY)
- Hites Transfer Scholarships
- Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarships
- Lanza Scholarships
- Phi Theta Kappa Member Scholarships (Phi Theta Kappa members ONLY)
Deadlines and eligibility criteria vary. For complete details visit http://scholarships.ptk.org. All scholarships above require a nomination process; please contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410.
Plumberstock.com is seeking to provide an opportunity to students studying HVAC, Plumbing, and Construction Management. There is not a large amount of funds for students in these fields as compared to others, and Plumbstock.com wants to fill that gap by offering this scholarship contest to students studying those trades. Program is designed to give students an opportunity that will help them gain experience and build job hunting skills. Scholarship link and application process found at: www.plumbersstock.com/page/scholarship
Providian Medical Scholarship
Providian Medical, a leading company in the sales and service of new and refurbished ultrasound, MRI, and CT medical equipment, is pleased to announce its first annual "Providian Medical Scholarship." At Providian Medical, we believe that education is key for anyone preparing to enter the workplace and embark on a career. To that end, we hope to play a small part in helping students achieve their educational goals with this bi-annual $500 scholarship.
To apply for the scholarship, you must submit an original essay of up to 1,500 words that describes how medical equipment technology has changed the face of a college course and curriculum. Entries can also include a look toward the future and how this area of study will continue to evolve and advance.
Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee made up of principles and employees of Providian Medical. The decision of the panel will be based on originality, research, and quality of the essay submitted. Any student planning for a medical or veterinary career is especially encouraged to enter, however, students on any career path are also welcome to apply.
Requirements for entry:
- Must be enrolled at an accredited high school, college or university in the United States
- Must be either in your final year of high school or enrolled at the undergraduate level in "good standing"
- Must be age 16 or older
- Must be attending a U.S.-based institution
- Must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher (or equivalent)
- Entries must be post marked by June 21st for our Summer Entry Deadline or Jan 15th for our Winter Entry Deadline
It's that time again for the Scholarship Essay Program and with the success in 2013, we are continuing the Scholarship award of $1,500 towards tuition and or books! Our Scholarship topic this next year is about the environmental impact of printing. Considering the need for printed material, please describe the best ways to help minimize the effects on our environment. For more information visit: http://www.quikshiptoner.com/catalog/scholarship_program.php
Deadline: December 15, 2013 for Spring 2014; and March 2014 for Fall 2014 semester.
- The GetinBusiness.com Entrepreneurship Scholarship:
GetinBusiness! is a resource site for entrepreneurs, offering information on how to incorporate and other business start-up tools. The company offers a scholarship to the student who writes the best short essay on entrepreneurship per the guidelines set forth on www.getinbusiness.com/blog/scholarship This scholarship requires an easy application form submitted through email. See the website for details.
- The FreeLegalAid.com Entrepreneurship Scholarship:
A scholarship offered to the student who writes the best short essay on access to law per the guidelines set forth on www.freelegalaid.com/scholarship Free Legal Aid is one of the oldest websites offering completely free legal resources. This scholarship requires an easy application form submitted through email. See the website for details.
- The MissionVacation.com Entrepreneurship Scholarship:
Mission Vacation is a company focusing on vacation rentals in Mission Beach, San Diego. A scholarship offered to the student who writes the best short essay on travel per the guidelines set forth on www.MissionVacation.com/scholarship This scholarship requires an easy application form submitted through email. See the website for details.
- The Techlaw LLP Entrepreneurship Scholarship:
Techlaw LLP is a boutique intellectual property law firm, handling trademarks, copyrights and patents. A scholarship offered to the student who writes the best short essay on intellectual property law per the guidelines set forth on www.TechLawLLP.com/scholarship This scholarship requires an easy application form submitted through email. See the website for details.
Established to assist persons interested in entering the nursing or an allied health profession. This fund is designed to be a self-perpetuating loan fund, not a scholarship fund. It is expected that a recipient repay the loan in a timely fashion. More information may be found at http://www.spencerhospital.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=205&Itemid=115.
This year, Rotary District 5970 will award three $5,000 District Grant Scholarships for the 2013-2014 academic year. District Grant Scholarships may be used at the vocational/community college or four year college/university level for either undergraduate or graduate study. Scholarships will be awarded for one school year (two semesters of study) and paid directly to the recipient's school of choice, once the recipient is successfully enrolled. The following information is intended to assist you in becoming an applicant for a Rotary District 5970, District Grant Scholarship. Go to this website for further details: http://district5970.org. To become a candidate for a Rotary District Grant Scholarship for undergraduate or graduate study, a person (a) must be sponsored by a local District 5970 Rotary club in his/her home town or by a local District 5970 club in the community in which he/she attends college or is employed and must then be selected for the scholarship by the Education Awards Committee in Rotary District 5970. The club president of the sponsoring club will need to sign the endorsement page and send it to me, along with the application materials you provide (see applicant checklist posted under the "scholarship" section online). Every club in the district is entitled to sponsor up to two applicants. All sponsored applications that meet deadlines will be reviewed and screened by the District 5970 Grants Scholarship Subcommittee.
Shane Co. Scholarship - Fashion and Jewelry Design Scholarship
Are you the creative type? Do you strive to make the world around you a better place through design? Have you ever bought clothes or jewelry just so you can take them home and make them into something more your style?
If you answered yes to any of these questions and you are a current or future student wishing to go into fashion or retail, then Shane Co. wants to help you follow your dreams.
For students with a passion for cars and trucks; the specialty-equipment market is looking for you. Visit www.sema.org/scholarships for more information.
Several opportunities are available to students studying Early Childhood Education or Child Care. Visit www.iowaaeyc.org or call 800-469-2392 for more information. View flyer
For students who are pursuing health-related studies. Visit www.tylenol.com/scholarship and use access key TYNL for more information.
For students pursuing a career in power engineering with a focus on or major in wind generation. Emphasis will be placed on GPA and short essay explaining why student is pursuing career related to wind generation. Visit http://www.uwig.org/scholarshipprogram.html for more information.
Varsity Tutors' is a private tutoring & test prep service with more than 800 tutors in 10 cities, and they have decided to give back to the community by offering a monthly $1,000 college scholarship to students who plan on or are currently attending a 4-year university. Prizes are awarded monthly and will be paid directly to the winner's college or university at their time of enrollment. The scholarship program webpage (with more information) can be found here, www.varsitytutors.com/college-scholarship. Contact info is: 314-252-8768 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The American Lawyer Academy offers up to $25,000 in scholarships to film students or video production enthusiasts that use their talents and creativity to spread a positive safe driving message. For more information visit www.ViralVideoScholarshipContest.com.
For nontraditional students pursuing an education at Iowa Lakes Community College. For a hardcopy application contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 712-362-0410.
Youth and Family Resources of Emmet County established two $500 scholarships for students who have completed at least one year of full-time college (or community college) credit with a grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.5. Recipients must maintain a GPA of at least 2.5.
Applicants must show an interest in community service activities and demonstrate a positive character. Preference will be given to applicants enrolled in Criminal Justice, Sociology/Social Services, Education or related programs of study. Applicants may be pursuing undergraduate or post-graduate studies.
Applications must be received prior to June 15th and accompanied by a transcript of grades from the previous semester of study. Scholarships will be awarded by September 1st. Applications should be sent to: Scholarship Selection Committee, Youth and Family Services Board of Directors, Attn: Jen Sievert, P.O. Box 515, Estherville, Iowa 51334 or emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. Application


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Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3%
04-10-2014 20:50:11 | More by WillAndSarah
Quebec (Canada)
2.73/5 rDev -24.4%
Bottle: Poured a amber color ale with a thin dissapating white head, weak aroma of wheat. Very subtle taste of spice. This won't break any record. Probably one of the weakest beer from Cheval Blanc and what a former shade of what this beer used to be a number of years ago.
11-11-2013 02:47:49 | More by Phyl21ca
Quebec (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +8.9%
Served from a 341ml bottle
A: Very cloudy orange color. Pretty small dissapointing head that died quickly but left some lacing behind.
S: Apricots, coriander, and the typical Belgian phenolics and esters.
T: Apricot is probably the most present flavor. Coriander is also very available. A little bit of cloves are there as well. Fairly bold flavors and nothing really takes a back seat. Banana is also there. Everything provides to the balance and taste of the beer. That being said hops are not really available but that's acceptable for the style. Leaves a nice after taste.
M: Not very dry in the sense that you don't always feel yourself going back for more but what it lacks in this department it makes up for in crispness. Very crisp and bubbly on the tongue.
O: Pretty good beer. I'd happily drink another and if the prices were right I'd buy some more.
03-05-2013 23:43:48 | More by Haydn-Juby
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +17.7%
03-05-2013 01:30:13 | More by Vyronian
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3.9%
08-27-2012 03:25:11 | More by 4ster
3.5/5 rDev -3%
07-04-2012 20:49:01 | More by MAUEX_MFA
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3%
05-23-2012 02:58:06 | More by djcreepshow
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -10%
03-15-2012 13:45:59 | More by oldp0rt
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +6.1%
Bottle courtesy of a friend who recently made a trip to Montreal. Lovely bottle design from RJ, as always.
Poured into a Chimay goblet. A bright, cheery peach-apricot hue, slightly hazy, a bit of sediment in the glass. Leaves a nice ring with some lacing flecks.
Nose is malt, bread, wheat, Belgian yeast, apricot, lemon and pear.
A tasty Belgian pale, with a strong malt and yeast profile and notes of apricot and peach. Finishes nice and dry.
Mild carbonation, pleasant to drink. Medium bodied.
A fine little Belgian pale. A low ABV would make this a good session Belgian style ale. Nothing wrong with this brew, certainly worth a try.
02-25-2011 19:39:21 | More by JohnnyBarman
Quebec (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +6.1%
Poured from bottle into a tulip glass.
Cloudy amber in appearance. Small head dissipates immediately. Carbonation quite perceptible.
Strong citrus notes and a load of banana esther. Lots of bubbliness to the mouthfeel. Malty with a nice bittersweet finish. The label advertises butterscotch and coriander but my untrained palate only picks up the latter.
It tastes stronger than a 5% ABV, maybe it's the maltiness.
Very drinkable
01-08-2011 02:55:53 | More by Matt1516
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -0.8%
12oz Bottle
Appearance - The beer pours a murky copper colour with a large frothy and fizzy beige coloured head. I can't see the carbonation because of the murkiness and there is some average lacing. The head lasted for over five minutes before it began to dissipate. There are also some small particles floating around.
Smell - banana/bubblegum, cloves, wheat
Taste & Mouth - The beer actually has quote a bit of carbonation and it comes across as slightly watery on the palette. Most of the taste is made up of bananas/bubblegum, cloves, and wheat. The beer finishes with a banana aftertaste.
Drink - A fairly decent beer that I'm happy I tried - not sure I'd buy it again though.
12-20-2010 13:52:12 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +7.5%
341 ml served in a chilled glass
Appearance - Beer pours with about one finger of off-white head. The head appears to have some good volume to it as well, lacing has already started. The beer is a cloudy amber with some faint carbonation traces.
Smell - picking up some strong banana/orange zest presents as well as sweetness from caramel. There are some slight earth tones to this beer as well.
Taste - Very easy drinking beer. What you smell is what you taste! The beer is very nice on the palette offering a smooth feel. Zest and banana is what you taste as well some hints of sweetness.
Mouthfeel - carbonation really brings fwd the overall taste of this beer. There is a def amount of orange added in the taste as well, sweetness. The mouthfeel is almost velvet like, very nice.
Drinkability - This is a decent beer, one i am glad i tried, but not one i would go out to find again.
12-06-2010 01:51:34 | More by Swedes21
Quebec (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev +2.5%
unfiltred amber, with offwhite head, medium carbonation
smells yeasty and fruity
taste: malty fruity spicy. theres some yeast presence banana like and wheat, along with citrus and sweetness taste like caramel when drank warmer
feel: good body, low carbonation, dry after-taste
drinkability is good even if theres a lot of distinctive flavors
06-03-2010 13:29:50 | More by Otterburn
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3.9%
Decent beer as part of a mixed 6 pack out of a grocery store in Quebec.
Hazy apricot orange colour. Moderate head that quickly settles to a thin film. Nice gentle aroma of wheat, spice and yeast. Wheat and citrus to taste, yeast not so much. Has a slightly sour bite and is maybe a bit too thin bodied, but overall easy drinking and interesting enough. Worth a try.
04-18-2010 02:38:29 | More by TerryW
3.83/5 rDev +6.1%
12 oz bottle I got at this awesome little store outside of Montreal and I can not even begin to think I can spell it correctly. Poured up in a chalice.
A: Pours a really dark orange that is almost a very light brown. The look is very cloudy and hazy. I got maybe a quarter inch of white head. The head had very little retention and almost completely disappears within about 3 minutes. Lacing is very minimal. The color is very impressive here.
S: Smell is of some nice wheat flavors. There are some very subtle belgian yeast aromas behind the wheat. Citrus fruit is the middle and heavy with orange, tangerine, and lemon. The malt is very subdued but there is just the most subtle scent of butterscotch. Pretty nice.
T: Taste is very pleasant. Lots of wheat and yeast coming out clearly. Citrus is once again the showstopper here. Lots of orange, rind, flesh and skin. Butterscotch is not there as much as it is in the nose. There is a vey nice herbal character with nice notes of coriander. There is a light caramel sweetness that sits on your lips and tongue at the finish.
M: This is a bit thin and feels watery. It also feels a bit flat but it somehow works for this beer. Very clean and actually crisp even with the flat feel. No mention of ABV and aftertaste is just a touch of sugary sweetness.
D: This beer goes down really easy and it is very sessionable. It has diversity of flavors and a bit of complexity. It is nothing crazy but it seems like this would make a great gateway brew for new folks to the craft beer scene. Nothing is too in your face. Very nice.
11-07-2008 05:28:42 | More by everetends
Quebec (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +4.7%
Served in a small nonic pint glass at 6-7 celcius.
Pours a murky medium orange, a nice thick head of foam and a very effervecent carbonation. Aroma of wheat, honey, coriander, lemongrass and the RJ house yeast. A light body and relatively simple flavor of wheat and spice. A great ale for those hot summer days.
07-31-2008 02:01:17 | More by bloberglawp
3.58/5 rDev -0.8%
341ml bottle, a gift brought by a friend from Quebec.
Appearance: pours a deep hazy orange, with a very, limited rocky head that dissipates to almost nothing. Basically zero lacing.
Aroma: some orange, some spice / coriander, slightly tangy.
Taste: very slightly metallic, a little flat tasting. Sweet orange, and some light spice. Limited, but not unpleasant. Lingering taste has very slight hints of white pepper and vanilla.
Mouth: crisp and tingly, fairly to very highly carbonated, especially for style.
Overall: drinkable, light bodied, and not amazing. Really, though, I don't see why people are trashing this beer so much. It's a pretty average Belgian-style witbier with a very slight twang. It's not amazing or huge, but neither is the style it emulates.
06-24-2008 04:40:27 | More by warmstorage
Ontario (Canada)
3.18/5 rDev -11.9%
For a beer on lees this was a surprisingly tasteless affair. I was really expecting something with a more exciting taste. Instead it was an acceptable beer. Very non threatening but not interesting. It was a dark amber and went down very readily but I would have enjoyed water about as much. When I drink a beer on lees I want to experience some of those exciting yeast flavas. Where did they all go? How did they get out of the bottle? For a real treat try Coup de Grisou from the same brewery.
11-07-2007 23:15:17 | More by shamus
Ontario (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev -7.2%
Cap Espoir - bottle. Beer on lees
Decanted a hazey amber-brown...smallish cap..
Aroma: spicy, toasty malts and musty honey tones..very decent.
Peppery mouth feel from the carbonation...front is sweetish and musty with nutty-bready tones from yeast and toasted unmalted grains...later spices add complexity ( corriander?)...finish is dry and a spicy-malt after taste.
Much lighter and drinkable than the heavy Unibroue ales this is a session unfiltered ale....very decent.
10-02-2007 00:54:27 | More by pootz
Ontario (Canada)
3.48/5 rDev -3.6%
Cap Espoir - 12oz bottle. Pours a hazy, dull light brown. Aroma has some nice yeast to it, but it's not overly strong. Flavour also has the nice yeastiness to it, although the overall impact is too light and fades too quickly. It's a bit of a shame as this beer has a nice flavour, it's just that there's not enough to it. I think I will let this one warm up a bit more before I finish it.
08-23-2007 01:43:06 | More by sstackho
Quebec (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -0.8%
New beer from RJ, or is it a newly packaged version of one of their standards? Very reminescent of Unibroue packaging with foil covered crown and an artistic label that seems to want to tell a story. The beer within is cloudy and caramel coloured with an initially frothy head of sandy foam that dissipates too quickly unfortunately.
The aromas are gentle and pleasant with a spicy complex of malts and fruit that revolves around a creamy yeastiness. Wheat is quite perceptible up front as are the citrucy notes and, of course, the coriander. But none really dominates the other and a balance is achieved that renders this beer characterful but not overwhelming.
The flavours are equally gentle, but the wheat takes center stage this time as a gentle tartness and sunny citrus character always seem to hover over the spice and yeast. The finish is rather dry and the same tartness noticed up front fades slowly leaving behind a clean palate.
This is not a revelation, nor is it a novelty on Quebec's shelves but it is a well executed wheat beer (I don't agree with its categorization as a belgian pale ale as there is no bitterness and the wheat character really surfaces in the flavours) that will serve very well as a mid-afternoon quaffer on a St-Denis street terrace or as an accompaniement to a light summer meal, or even as one of many crossover beers for those wanting to leave behind the macro scene.
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3.7/5 rDev +2.5%
341 ml bottle. According to an Internet discussion I found, this is the RJ Spéciale Rouse relabled. It is certainly close in colour and character so this is possible, but it didn't quite match my memory. The RJ website does not even mention this beer (time for them to update).
A- Cloudy light orangy-brown-amber. Fairly pale actually. Smallish off-white head. Head goes down to leave a nice ring that clings to the glass.
S- Sweet caramel. Some citrus. Grassy-herbal hops. Other fruity notes as well. Pleasant and appetizing overall.
T- Somewhat watery. Grassy and herbal hops. Citrus and faint spice (coriander as mentioned on lable). The caramel from the smell doesn't come accross in the taste. Some yeast character (it is on lees). OK but a bit weak.
MF- Light and pleasant . A little thin and drying. OK without being great.
D- Easy drinking. Almost a witbier (wheat, citrus, coriander, light mouthfeel) except for the colour. Sessionable.
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While there are still not enough good roles for women out there, particularly in mainstream Hollywood, that hasn't stopped a batch of young female stars from exploding from out of nowhere in recent years. Head-turning performances have helped launch faces like Carey Mulligan, Mia Wasikowska, Emma Stone, Jennifer Lawrence, Felicity Jones and many others into the stratosphere, and the success last weekend of "The Hunger Games" has hopefully put to rest the fallacy that huge audiences won't turn up to big movies carried by a woman.
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As scorching as the performances from Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan in "Shame" were, there was one other performance in the film, from a less familiar face, that was almost as memorable. It was from, 27-year-old Florida-born actress Nicole Beharie, who played Brandon's colleague Marianne, who he attempts to develop an actual relationship with, one defeated by his sex addiction. Beharie was bright, warm and winning in the early stages, and confused and wounded when Brandon spurns her, unable to reconcile the idea of sex with someone he actually likes. While she didn't necessarily get the awards attention of her co-stars, it certainly turned a lot of heads, and should see Beharie turn up in more and more films. After graduating from Julliard, she landed the leading role in drama "American Violet," before starring alongside Rob Brown and Dennis Quaid in period football drama "The Express." At the end of 2010, she was cast alongside Jeffrey Wright, Mos Def and Paul Dano in John Guare's "A Free Man Of Color," a definite testament to her skills, and that seems to be what helped her land the part in Steve McQueen's film. Since "Shame," she's impressed with TV appearances in "The Good Wife" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," and has indies "The Last Fall" and "Small Of Her Back" in the pipeline. But most high-profile of all is "42," Brian Helgeland's story of the glass-ceilling-breaking baseball player Jackie Robinson, in which Beharie joins newcomer Chadwick Boseman as Robinson and Harrison Ford as executive Branch Rickey, playing Rachel Isum, the love of Robinsons' life. The film looks like it could be a serious awards contender, and should only help on the path to making Beharie a household name.
To be on one of the best shows on TV is fortunate. But if you're on two of them, simultaneously, and the shows are wildly different, and you're terrific in both of them, then it starts to look like it's no accident. And that certainly seems to be the case with Alison Brie, who plays both Annie Edison on "Community" and Trudy Campbell on "Mad Men." 29-year-old Pasadena native Brie was actually in "Mad Men" first, and while it's a relatively minor role, she has always impressed, but it's "Community" that's really demonstrated her deft comic skills, while causing scores of geeks to develop major crushes on her. And of all the show's stars, it's Brie who's proving most in demand in the movie world; she went through a rite of passage for actresses by being brutally dispatched in last year's "Scream 4," and picked up some excellent reviews at Sundance for her turn alongside Lizzy Caplan in indie rom-com "Save The Date." And things keep looking up and up: "Mad Men" is back on the air, the ratings for "Community" have revived with a fourth season looking all but certain, and she'll shortly be donning a British accent to play Emily Blunt's sister in "The Five-Year Engagement." Can her own studio rom-com lead be far behind? She's shooting another comedy with promise, Dylan Kidd's "Get A Job," alongisde Bryan Cranston, Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Jay Pharoah, but by the time her next hiatus rolls around, her own vehicle wil surely have materialized.
Jessica | December 8, 2012 12:27 AM
There is a typo in this article. The film "Unicorns" (starring Julia Garner) was directed by Leah Meyerhoff (not Leyer Meyerhoff) Thanks.
Alva | May 20, 2012 12:08 PM
Wow I was not expecting to see Alicia Vikander on the list. I'm from sweden myself and it's just so weird to see someone from here make it in other countries. Anyway, it's a great list but I think Juno Temple should be on it as well. She's a HARD WORKING, EXTREMELY TALENTED actress with like thirteen films coming up, most of whom I'm REALLY looking forward to see.
DG Brock | April 3, 2012 7:01 PM
As a director, I can say that Alison is a dream to work with and a major talent. May she get many good roles. She deserves them and can handle them.
D | April 3, 2012 12:31 AM
Brie Larson was fantastic as the lead's best friend on the fun yet short-lived series "The Middleman." She also had a brief role on a recent episode of "Southland."
anon | April 1, 2012 11:51 PM
man...i thought that was milla jovovich up at the top...
Robert Gallegos | April 1, 2012 8:45 AM
I am a big fan of movies and television series' however I am not familiar with any of these actresses. By looks alone, I see talent in Alison Brie and Jessica Brown-Findlay. I agree that women need to be more of a focal point of movies and television shows. I enjoy watching women act because of their beauty and emotion. I am excited because I think a lot of upcoming actresses are going to be successful, including Kaitlyn Dever and Haley Pullos. Well it was nice reading about this topic. Feel free to message me.
tomcmh | March 31, 2012 7:19 PM
Good call on Alison Brie. Hopefully 'Five Year Engagement' does well. It could be a nice launching pad for her movie career.
JDT1971 | March 31, 2012 7:06 PM
This list ought to have incorporated Holliday Grainger. I reckon she will be a seven figure sum actress by the end of 2012 and the start of 2013.
Alex S | March 31, 2012 4:12 PM
Great list; however, has anyone heard of India Ennenga (Treme/Nobody Walks)
She's pretty great
B. Stokes | March 31, 2012 4:05 PM
Would love to see some "on the rise" actresses who are older than 35. You can break out at any age yes?
Please | March 31, 2012 1:56 PM
It's embarrassing that they chose that mess Kristen Stewart over those actresses for Snow White. The producers obviously didn't get the memo that Stewart isn't liked and all her non Twi-films have flopped.
Amy | March 31, 2012 12:13 PM
Great to see a mention of Taissa Farmiga.
Taylor | March 31, 2012 11:08 AM
Nice list. Excited about Ruth Wilson, Alison Brie and Jessica Brown-Findlay hitting it big, great work from all three on the small screen.
Mony | March 31, 2012 1:15 AM
Interesting list, never heard of any of them. However it is refreshing to see a list with relatively newcomers, or those not yet "big time"
Should be interesting to see how they do
j | March 31, 2012 1:06 AM
Although Jane Levy has a signficant role, Victoria Justice is the lead in Fun Size.
Megan | March 31, 2012 12:46 AM
Finally Hollywood is getting beautiful actresses with talent again. "No daughters or sisters of ___" These girls are here because of their talent, their unique beauty, and hard work. Then again, a little bit of good luck never hurt anyone. ;-)
Jim | March 30, 2012 8:38 PM
I still don't know how Olivia Thirlby hasn't gotten big yet.
Cinematic_high | March 30, 2012 7:36 PM
About fucking time Hollywood smartened up! Ruth Wilson is a beast on Luther, and now I'll have another reason to watch The Lone Ranger besides Arnie Hammer....
matt | March 30, 2012 6:58 PM
good list. Not sure why"Pure" is described as an addiction drama, but them's minor grapes
kris | March 30, 2012 5:31 PM
riley keough.
Amie | March 30, 2012 5:02 PM
Sarah Gadon oughtta be somewhere on that list.


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Hi, im going be starting this program monday as it good and some of the results look very good that the people are getting ill be going for the 4 day split my goal is to get as big as possable but allso lose some body fat
my stas are : hight 5"11 weight 15 stone and have about 20% body fat
I was thinking about eating about 3,000-3,5000 cals aday, but would this be to much to be loseing some body fat as well?
this will be the routine that i will be doing
DAY 1 and 3
one arm rows
bench press
standing barbell press
overhead dumbell extension
leg press
rack pulls
machine calf raises
barbell curls
machine calf raises
barbell curls
some off my exercises will be done on a smith machine as that all that at my gym for bench press, squats e.t.c. My stas will be in kgs as i live in europe
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We only allow reports to be posted in pounds...
I'm kidding. Good luck with the new routine.
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thanks off road but im going to have to put it on hold for a while as i f**k up leg palying ball realy pissed off about it
ok started this rotine to day , going do the four day spilt but will be doing lower days frist
week1 day1
leg press 6x100kgs,6x11okgs,6x120kgs,6x125kgs,6x130kgs,6x140kgs,2x140kgs,2x140kgs2x140kgs
rack pulls 6x40kgs,6x50kgsx6x55kgs,6x60kgs,6x65kgs,6x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs.
standing calf press machine, 6x65kgs,6x70kgs,6x75kgs,6x80kgs,6x90kgs,6x100kgs,2x100kgs,2x100kgs,2x100kgs
dumbell curls 6x1okgs,6x12kgs,6x15kgs, 6x18kgs, 6x20kgs,4x 20kgs,2x20kgs,2x20kgs,2x20kgs
woodchops, 6x10kgs,6x15kgs,6x20kgs,6x25kgs,6x30kgs,6x35kgs,2x35kgs,2x35kgs,2x35kgs
felt ok found the bicps hard, will do squats on the day 3
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deit is about 3,000-3,500 kals a day
m1; bowel of bran flakes,1cup skim milk,1.5 scoops protain, milt vit 2 fish oil caps
m2: banna and penut butter sandwich,yougurt
m3:tuna sandwhich
m4:dinner 2 cups veg, 8oz meet, 1 cup rice
m5: chickein sandwhich
m6: shake
thiking about a weight gannier
drink water or tea threw out the day
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day 2 3/11/10
pulldowns 6x30kgs,6x40kgs,6x50kgs,6x60kgs,6x65kgs,6x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs
1 arm rows 6x12kgs,6x15kgs,6x 20kgs,6x22kgs,6x25kgs,6x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs
benchpress 6x30kgs,6x40kgs,6x50kgs,6x55kgs,6x60kgs,6x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs
standing bar press 6x20kgs,6x25kgs,6x30kgs,6x35kgs,6x40kgs,645kgs,2x45kgs,2x45kgs,2x45kgs
smith machine press 6x15kgs,6x20kgs,6x30kgs,6x35kgs,6x40kgs,6x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs
inclince dum press 2x10x25kgs
machine flys 2x10x30kgs
note: i dont count the bar in the weights stas e.x. dont count the bar on bench press
1 and half hours off football traning
arms 14.5 ins
weist 34ins
chest 46.5ins
legs 23ins
( chest does not include delts)
95.7kgs (210lbs)
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day 3 6-10-10
leg press 6x100kgs,6x110kgs,6x120kgs,6x130kgs,6x140kgs,2x140kgs,2x140kgs,2x140kgs
deadlifts 6x37kgs,6x47kgs,6x57kgs,6x67kgs,6x77kgs,6x87kgs,2x87kgs,2x87kgs,2x87kgs
machine calf raise 6x60kgs,6x65kgs,6x70kgs,6x80kgs,6x90kgs,6x100kgs,2x100kgs,2x100kgs,2x100kgs
ez bar curls 6x20kgs,6x22kgs,6x25kgs,6x28kgs,6x30kgs,6x33kgs,2x33kgs,2x33kgs,2x33kgs
never done woodchops stuck for time
day 4 7-11-10
just going post the last few sets
pulldown 6x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs,2x70kgs
1 arm rows 6x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs
inclince bench press 6x55kgs,2x55kgs,2x55kgs,2x55kgs
standing bar press 6x45kgs,2x45kgs,2x45kgs,2x45kgs
smith machine press 6x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs
was feeling very tired to day may be lack of sleep
week 2 da1 9-11-10
pulldowns6x75kgs2x75kgs,2x75kgs,2x75kgs (up 5kgs)
1-arm rows 6x35kgs,2x35kgs,2x35kgs,1x35kgs
bench press 6 x72kgs,2x72kgs,2x72kgs,2x72kgs
standing bar press 6x52kgs,2x52kgs,2x52kgs,2x52kgs
smith machine press 6x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs
incline dum press 2x10x 28kgs
machine flys 2x10x30kgs
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The bar weight counts mate! Keep at it.
Are you doing your deadlifts on a smith as well?
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day 2 11-11-10
leg press 6x143kgs, 2x143kgs, 2x143kgs, 2x143kgs ( up 3kgs)
rack pulls 6x73kgs, 2x73kgs, 2x73kgs, 2x73kgs (same)
calf mac press 6x105kgs, 2x105kgs, 2x105kgs, 2x105kgs (up 5kgs)
dumbell curls 6x17kgs, 2x17kgs,2x17kgs,2x17kgs
wood chops 6x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs,2x30kgs
ez culs 2x10x20kgs
Yeah it is coming along well thanks mate. Keep at it.
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pull down 6x75kgs,2x75kgs,2x75kgs,2x75kgs
1arm rows 6x35kgs,2x35kgs,2x35kgs,2x35kgs
incline bench press 6x55kgs,2x55kgs,2x55kgs,2x55kgs
stand bar press 6x52kgs,2x52kgs,2x52kgs,2x52kgs
smith press 6x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs,2x43kgs
leg press 6x143kgs,2x143kgs,2x143kgs,2x143kgs
deadlifts 6x87kgs,2x87kgs,2x87kgs,2x87kgs
calf raises 6x105kgs,2x105kgs,2x105kgs,2x105kgs
ez- curls 6x33kgs,2x33kgs,2x33kgs,2x33kgs
week 3 day 1 upper body
today was my hardest day so far felt like i tiered all day maybe movieing up the weight to fast
pulldowns 6x75kgs,2x75kgs,2x75kgs,2x75kgs (same)
1 arm rows 6x35kgs,1x35kgs,1x35kgs,2x33kgs (same down in last one)
bench press 6x80kgs,2x80kgs,2x80kgs,1x80kgs (up 8kgs)
standing bar press, 6x52kgs,2x52kgs, 2x52kgs,2x52kgs (same)
smith press, 6x25kgs,2x25kgs,2x25kgs,2x25kgs (up 2kgs)
Like those "ups" Good stuff. Keep it up.
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Nice work, the hard days are the best days mate
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'There are no layby's on the road to strength'
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this jds82 under a new name had to get a new laptop and cant get into my old e-mails and stuff so had to set up a new a page and journal
thnks off road, and kiff keep up the good work guys
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Acerca del autorHeath Cawood
tigartale Portland, OR
written in a brazen forum. these are unbareHELLilitating terrors slashed out in conformed ink; my rants/ramblings to make it through today to an inevitable tomorrow. "fuc!k !you." a dream has risen in a Se7en of grime toiling illicitly, rooting calm tissu|nnerv ng. intended to impact you; not the world, to clutch a resonating pulse or indulgence. this is my vigilance/vengeance over myself with a name and a face. i'm still standing after all of this shit/turmoil. self-damnation has it's girls, ___________, liquor, beer. .. . ibuprofen. it doesn't have an exit sign, illegal. enter and 2:30- 7 am.[closed]. are the only signs printed. HELL is welcoming say what you want and the guy from legend presses a floor number. it looks like a blacked out hallway , candle flames wisps for air, lungs folding into their selves struggling. if you don't mind memory ________, bl ncs. "What the fuck."; diverge. it kept me alive when i was fighting, desce.. . I.lo. .. .s. . ; savage.
Fecha de publicación 24 de agosto de 2012
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Department of Broadcasting
John R. Hitchcock, Ed.S.
Earned an Education Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction emphasis Educational Media and a Master of Science degree in Communications from Indiana State University. My Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communication is from Eastern Kentucky University. I have been involved in sports broadcasting for over thirty-five years. I taught at Vincennes University in Indiana in the Broadcasting program for twenty-seven years before moving to WIU. I continue updating my textbook, Sportscasting, Sports & Media plus writing commercial, television and movie scripts.
Indiana State University, Curriculum & Instruction-Educational Media, Ed.S.
Indiana State University, Communications, M.S.
Eastern Kentucky University/Speech Communications/B.A.
Areas of Interest
Broadcast Writing, Sports Writing, Sports Production, Broadcast Performance, Promotions and Marketing
Professional Affiliations
BPME - Broadcast Promotions and Marketing Executives
Office Hours
Monday through Thursday 10:00-10:50am, and by appointment


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