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New Holland Imperial Hatter - New Holland Brewing Company
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Reviews by enfield249:
3.13/5 rDev -18.7%
A - Dark copper red, with honey colored highlights.
S - Malty, grainy and slightly caramel.
T - First thing that hits me is sweet, then some herbal hop flavor that really blooms up.
M - Very strong hop bitterness, cloying, but not unpleasant. Almost no CO2 feeling.
D - Not bad for a IIPA, but very strong alcohol wise, and would make for hard drinkin'.
05-11-2010 01:00:11 | More by enfield249
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4.03/5 rDev +4.7%
Mad Hatter was the very first IPA I ever had back home,it was the first beer where the aromas stood out and led me down the path of becoming a hophead...enough of that shite.Poured into a impy nonic a deep bronze with a large clingy white head that settles oh so slowly,leaving multiple rows of lace behind.A mix of resiny hop and caramel malt in the nose with the hop profile winning out,flavors are "green"with hops,leafy and herbal with some citrus notes, a biscuit base holds up well to the onslaught.Its nice with more of a herbal "green" hop profile,its not as in your face as many wich might be a good thing,I enjoyed it.
08-07-2009 21:59:12 | More by oberon
3.3/5 rDev -14.3%
12 oz. bottle from the 2010 vintage.
A: Pours a pretty clear ruby-copper into a medium-sized wine glass. A 3/4 off-white head is here and gone as soon as it came. The lacing is thin and stretchy. Lots of tiny bubbles move quickly through the beer.
S: The first whiff is a little weak. I'm not getting all that much aroma out of this one, and what I do is mostly unconcentrated floral and earth hop smell. It actually smells a little watery. I cannot detect alcohol in there, but that shouldn't be too surprising because I do not smell much else, either. There are ever-so-slight citrus aromas coming into my nose.
T: It has a pretty different fruit character in the taste than other DIPAs I've tried; I'm sensing a lot of plum on my palate. That is odd. The hops lend an earthy-floral note to the flavor, but really do not have any citrus overtones to them. The alcohol is more noticeable in the flavor than the smell. One more thing, and this is something that I've noticed from the Mad Hatter IPA as well. The finish has a little bit of a salty flavor to me, and reminds me of green olives. I like green olives, but not necessarily in my beer. I am pretty confused about this beer, actually. I do like the taste, but it's different enough than what I am used to from a DIPA that I'm not really sure what to think.
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04-03-2010 01:00:49 | More by TCHopCraver
New York
3.95/5 rDev +2.6%
I picked up a bottle while I was in Michigan for a wedding and didn't notice it was a 2011 vintage, so it's 6 to 18 months old at this point.
This is a bright and clear, medium copper colored beer with a persistant light tan head. There is a tiny stream of bubble rising from just the center of the glass, obviously a light carbonation.
Moderate Pineapple and citrus hops aroma and a light alcohol aroma that come together in an almost cidery way. There is also malt sweetness and a slight resinous note in the back. There is nothing in the way of fermentation aromas. Overal it doesn't have the strength nor depth of hop aromas I'd expected until I realized that it had some age on it.
The hop flavors are also muted like in the aroma only that the moderate citrus and pine are the stronger flavors with pineapple playing a supporting role along with a malt sweetness. There is a moderately-high hops bitterness and a smooth alcohol note leading the way to an semi-dry finish with a lingering bitterness.
It has a medium body and a moderately-light carbonation with a moderate alcohol heat. Very smooth with no astringency.
This is drinking like an aggressively hop American Barley Wine and is still an enjoyable beer. I'd look for a fresh vintage to get agressive hops characters but woun't shy away from one with some age on it is still a great beer.
07-03-2012 00:20:48 | More by MadScientist
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-28-2013 04:12:42 | More by MaxT
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-07-2014 14:04:04 | More by GameOfBeers
4.22/5 rDev +9.6%
A: a gorgeous golden amber, no visible carbonation, a thin ring of foam that leaves decent lacing.
S: delicious citrusy hops sizzle the nostrils. if you like IPAs, this is the beer for you.
T: burst of citrus flavor and hops that discretely fades to nothing. splendid flavors though!
MF/D: sizzle of carbonation that recedes quickly, one of the smoothest IPAs down the throat ive had. a bitterness remains on the back of the tongue following each sip.
07-14-2010 22:56:04 | More by newk340
2.75/5 rDev -28.6%
01-06-2013 04:33:52 | More by Shagator
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
04-22-2013 02:29:14 | More by SmellsofMahagony
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.9%
07-16-2013 21:47:58 | More by megamass
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
LOOK: Rocky dense head, reddish brass color.
SMELL: Spearmint, pine sap, grapefruit rid, pipe tobacco, pineapple, mango, cake batter, booze soaked golden raisins.
TASTE: Bitter, pungent, grassy, citric, minty, biscuity, yeast, hint of caramel, ripe plum, mango, leafy, dry bitter finish.
Rich with layers of hop flavor, sip by sip I understand and pick this beer a part a little bit more. Hops don't completely devastate the palate which is a good thing. Very enjoyable.
11-09-2011 05:24:04 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +3.9%
Twenty-two ounce bomber pours a mostly clear, orange/amber body with a two finger beige head that has some legs. Plenty of creamy and sticky lace hangs on the glass.
Aroma is grassy hops with a grapefruit edge. A hint of toasted caramel lurks beneath.
Mouthfeel has medium carbonation and body.
Taste has a dominant grassy hop bitterness with a grapefruit edginess. So grassy, it borders on the verge of cat urine, a note I've previously encountered only in Bells Hop Slam. Alcohol is well hidden. Finishes with a grapefruit rind dry bitterness.
A bit too much grassiness in the hop profile for my taste. Still, a very desirable DIPA that I will buy again.
09-06-2009 00:03:22 | More by merlin48
3.74/5 rDev -2.9%
Appearance: 1 inch head, low carbonation, copper in color, cloudy
Smell: pine, bread, and caramel
Taste: pine, bread, caramel and light grapefruit
Mouthfeel: medium body, sweet start with bitter middle and dry bitter end, medium carbonation
Overall: Wow this beer gets bitter in a hurry. This is tasty, but a sipper. I do like the way the bready taste interacts with the pine. That said, I enjoyed regular Mad Hatter much more.
08-08-2014 14:41:37 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-27-2011 19:11:49 | More by Skye1024
4.65/5 rDev +20.8%
On tap at the brewery in Holland. A nice, clear red pour with a thin lacy head. The aroma has the nice piney effervescence of cascade (?), but is not overpowering. The taste matches up: tasty, resiny hops without the distraction of complex malt. This us probably a bit hoppy for a session beer, but I will be daydreaming about these hops for days.
10-15-2010 02:58:50 | More by djmitche
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
08-22-2013 01:58:00 | More by westcott
2.4/5 rDev -37.7%
12oz bottle poured into a Duvel tulip. 2010 vintage, thanks to my buddy for this gift!
Pours a quite dark and muddy brown with a very small white head with very little lacing. Nose is almost like a barleywine, it's quite malty and sweet with more of an earthy/grassy hop note, but it's subtle - based on the nose this isn't a hop bomb, in fact I almost get some chocolate on the nose.
Taste brings it much more into the IIPA range, it's quite sharp, bitter and astringent. The malt is there and it's quite sweet, almost like 90min IPA or even, as I said earlier, like a heavy barleywine. Mouthfeel is a bit thick and syrupy, somewhat low carbonation and a slightly astringent finish.
12-20-2010 00:26:21 | More by kingcrowing
3.74/5 rDev -2.9%
Pours a nice copper / amber color. Not much head, but decent lacing down the glass. Large hoppy nose to this, decent mouthfeel with a lingering effect. The ABV is definitely present in this. Probably not a session beer by any means, although I do prefer the regular Mad Hatter for that. Worth trying, but maybe only once.
05-08-2013 23:56:34 | More by mrw1zard
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
11-15-2011 03:20:39 | More by bpfrush
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-30-2013 11:09:30 | More by Cynic-ale
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
01-05-2013 01:37:31 | More by elBecko
3.89/5 rDev +1%
Poured into tulip; dark hazy orange/amber with a medium fizzy white head that leaves nice lacing. Smell is piney hops with some citrusey hops underneath. Taste is similar; sweet malt melding into piney bitter hops which demolish everything else. Some sweeter citrusey hops try and break through, but don't accomplish much besides a muted presence in the aftertaste, alongside some yeasty notes. Complexity develops as it warms. Overall this is a great bitter DIPA, but I'd prefer it a bit more citrusey.
08-03-2013 00:52:25 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4/5 rDev +3.9%
11-20-2011 15:22:03 | More by rwilde
3.43/5 rDev -10.9%
Whoa, this one poured a little darker than I envisioned, brown and dark red, little head, good retention though. Aroma, not much in terms of hops noticed here, just beer.
Taste, caramel, then sweet, and finally some hops became appreciable. I will say that this hid the alcohol quite well relatively speaking, and it didn't have that heavy wood feel on the palate like a lot of dipas will when they don't have the aggressive hopping. Seemed to have the bitterness of a dipa, but the hopping of a regular ipa, and the dry hopping of neither.
A pretty balanced and somewhat easy to drink beer, it was an extra at DLD, and I'm thankful for that, but nothing to search out either. Wouldn't turn it down if available, but wouldn't go out of my way to get it.
09-21-2010 22:53:38 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.78/5 rDev -1.8%
Bottled served in a weizen glass
A - Clear amber, golden, with a 2 finger white fluffy head with good retention and nice sticky lacing.
S - Strong grapefruit and pine hoppy notes, a bit of booze and a nice touch of caramel malts.
T - A fairly good dry hopped imperial IPA though a little heavy on the grapefruit/citrus notes, would love a bit more complexity and some more malt or booze notes would be nice to balance things out. Otherwise a decent but not necessarily standout DIPA.
M - Medium body, moderate carbonation.
O - Pretty good, i don't mind drinking this one, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it after the first try.
10-28-2012 17:01:49 | More by williamjbauer
New Holland Imperial Hatter from New Holland Brewing Company
87 out of 100 based on 555 ratings.


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In How Markets Fail, John Cassidy describes the rising influence of what he calls utopian economics, thinking that is blind to how real people act and which denies the many ways an unregulated free market can produce disastrous unintended consequences. He then looks to the leading edge of economic theory - including behavioral economics - to offer a new understanding of the economy, one that casts aside the old assumption that people and firms make decisions purely on the basis of rational self-interest.
Taking the global financial crisis and current recession as his starting point, Cassidy explores a world in which everybody is connected and social contagion is the norm. In such an environment, he shows, individual behavioral biases and kinks - such as overconfidence, envy, copy-cat behavior, and myopia - often give rise to troubling macroeconomic phenomena, such as oil-price spikes, CEO greed cycles, and boom-and-bust waves in housing. These are the inevitable outcomes of what Cassidy refers to as "rational irrationality" - self-serving behavior in a modern market setting.
Combining on-the-ground reporting, clear explanations of esoteric economic theories, and even a little crystal-ball gazing, Cassidy warns that in today's economic crisis, conforming to antiquated orthodoxies isn't just misguided - it's downright dangerous. How Markets Fail offers a new, enlightening way to understand the force of the irrational in our volatile global econ...
©2009 John Cassidy; (P)2009 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"[A]n elegant, readable treatise on economics, swathed in current headlines....Cassidy writes with terrific clarity and a finely tuned sense of moral outrage, yielding a superb book." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Way more than I expected"
I bought this book thinking it would be another book on the current financial crisis; after all, there are so many. I was pleasantly surprised when after a few chapters I realized that this was not at all what the book was about. It does not chronicle the crisis or even how markets have failed catastrophically in the past. Rather it articulates various ways in which free markets can fail to produce efficient outcomes. If you want a history of the current crisis, read "Too Big to Fail" by Andrew Ross Sorkin. It's essentially a blow by blow chronology and a comprehensive one at that. It's worth reading. But this book very skillfully presents a case for how markets are not always the best solution to economic problems. I've learned more from this book than I have from anything I've read in quite a while. I plan to purchase a physical copy and read it again at least once.
"Three books in one."
Both this book and Alan Greenspan's book "Age of Turbulence" have some stories that blend economics with politics. However, this author and Alan have different economic views. If you are new to economics then I recommend reading or listening to Alan's book first since it is an easier read. Both books touch on Adam Smith's "invisible hand" and John Maynard Keynes' idea of government spending during recessions.
This book is like reading three books in one. The first four hours covers some economists and how their ideas have influenced economic thinking. The next four hours covers examples like spillovers, the prisoner's dilemma, the market for lemons, and Keynes beauty contest. The rest covers musical chairs, the Millennium Bridge, and some of the major events that surround the current housing bubble. For me, I found the middle to be the most enlightening.
Our government has run between the extremes of de-regulation of the airline industry and the "nationalization" of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This book is not a history of bubbles and crashes. While the latest crash is not in tulip bulbs, the ability of governments since then to smooth out the bubbles and crashes appears to be limited.
"Good explanation of economics"
Was very pleased to find this audio book very comprehensive on economics. Going forward from where we are today: This book also makes a valuable point very well - Stop the risky financial behaviors of the past... Make more use of our very knowledgeable economic regulators and ramp-up our overseeing of financial instruments and institution dealings on a much wider scope and in more depth, (a more wise moving forward from our recent financial troubled times). I some how feel this audio book may not be popular with many financial institutions.... (if there were to be many more banking and stock market security regulations created).
"Good comprehensive overview"
I thought the author did a great job taking a huge amount of information - about the history of economics all the way from Adam Smith to the recent financial crisis - and put it into one overarching context. It is quite clear from his word choices ("Utopian Economics" vs. "Reality-based economics") which side he is going to come down on, but this is a subject that warrants an opinion rather than dry analysis.
What I liked most about the book was that it answered some of the stray questions that I've had when reading other accounts of what happened during the financial crisis, while putting it all into context.
"Best single volume on the credit crunch"
Of all the books that have chronicled the credit crunch, this one is the best overall. As opposed to some other books, it focuses very little on personalities, and mostly on the problems in academic economics, finance, and policy that allowed trillions of dollars to vanish. Although the book is a model of clarity, it might be tough going for someone with no background in economics or finance. Nonetheless, if you really want to understand what happened, this is the best of the bunch!
Gen-Xer, software engineer, and lifelong avid reader. Soft spots for sci-fi, fantasy, and history, but I'll read anything good.
"Rational irrationality explained"
How Markets Fail promotes a view that I think ought to be common sense to Americans, but seems to get lost in today's climate of mindless, media-fueled political hysteria: that free markets, while they provide many benefits that can't be achieved through central planning, will malfunction without rules and external guidance. The 2008 housing crisis and subsequent market collapse was nothing less than a textbook failure of government to step in stop lenders and banks from playing a game that everyone paying attention knew was deeply risky, however profitable the bubble was for players in the short term. And the bailouts that followed were proof that allowing irresponsible pursuit of private gains can lead to socialized losses, the opposite of what free markets are supposed to do.
How Markets Fail is a book in three parts, each of which is geared towards readers who haven't had more than superficial exposure to the topics discussed -- if you have, you'll probably want to skip ahead. The first part is a condensed history of modern free market economics, introducing readers to influential figures like Adam Smith, Friedrich Hayek, Vilfredo Pareto, Milton Friedman, Robert Lucas, Cecil Pigou, and John Kenyes, then connecting them to present day economists like Alan Greenspan and Paul Krugman. If, like me, you lack formal training in economics, you'll find handy explanations of a few terms and ideas you might have heard bandied about before.
The second part of the book focuses on where utopian free market ideology breaks down, in light of game theory, behavioral psychology, and other modern, scientific fields of analysis. Cassidy does an admirable job of keeping his arguments balanced, putting forth sober talking points that don't assume villainous motives on the part of any group of people. Rational self-interest, while it often propels trading relationships that work to the mutual benefit of everyone involved, can also lead to behavior that's destructive to the best interests of a community. Consider, for example, factory owners who know that installing environmentally-friendly machinery is better for everyone, but can't realistically risk committing to this expense if they don't expect that their competitors will. Or health care markets that incentivize insurance providers to jack up premiums for customers who aren't healthy. Or the tendency of large-scale businesses to overcome smaller ones, thus enabling a few elites to dominate markets and pay themselves exorbitant salaries while driving down wages for those beneath them. At least, Cassidy makes a convincing case that different markets have different patterns, and need to be thought about differently, with a reality-based view towards human needs and behavior.
Part three is an overview of the recent subprime mess, illustrating from a high level the chain of events that led to the meltdown, and the laissez faire policies that enabled them (which Cassidy blames primarily on Alan Greenspan, the one person he really criticizes). I thought this part was well-presented, and did a lot to hammer home the points in part two. Protecting individual foolish home buyers from themselves isn't the government's job, but stopping actions that fool a lot of people at once and lead to a national blowout *is* the government's job.
Where the book fell a little short for me, though, was in its lack of coherent ideas on how to make government intervention effective. I'm rather skeptical of libertarian views and think it's impossible for governments not to intervene in markets and corporate activities that are global, whether ideology makes them do it sooner or later. However, as we know, Washington DC can be about as agile and precise as King Kong swatting at planes (or not, if they're bringing him gifts of bananas), and people determined to make a profit will always find a way to get around regulations, bend them in ways not intended, or even help write them, fooling the public with benevolent-sounding language while craftily selling out the public's best interests. What criteria should DC use to decide when to give economic matters serious attention and when to push issues it doesn't have the fine-grainedness to handle well back to markets? How do we deal with a world where some corporations have more clout than actual cities, states, or even countries? There aren't easy answers.
Acknowledging the problem is the first step, though, and I think that How Markets Fail will help many readers do that.
"Excellent book"
As an unabashed supporter of free markets, I have looked everywhere for a book to provide an argument for alternatives. This is the first book I've encountered that provides an intellectually solid and potent argument in favor of limited government interventions where markets have arguably failed to provide optimal solutions, if any at all.
In and of itself, this is a great feat and the reason why everybody should read this book. However, the book does not offer any solution for times when government interventions have gone wrong. In my view, that is a core weakness.
Government policies can arguably influence markets to provide good solutions, even perhaps, for a long time. The issue has always been, once they're no longer useful, it's hard to overturn those policies. Constituencies have formed that benefit from them at the expense of general public and fiercely resist any change. Nevertheless, the book is a fun listen and has a great narration. I highly recommend it.
"Astrology is More of a Science than Economics...."
This is an excellent and entertaining book. The author gives a reasonably unbiased review of the various economic theories, as well as the underlying politics that drives these theories. It was a great review and I found myself constantly wanting to listen to more.
That said, it was also very disappointing (frightening even) to learn just how poorly developed and "academically inbred" the field of economics really is (particularly given our current economic crisis). To be fair, there were some economists who made real and significant contributions. There are also some concepts and thought experiments that are quite useful. But I was surprised at just how little most of the "big names" in economics had actually contributed.
I don't know that I learned any new revelations about the current dismal global economy that common sense didn't already dictate. But the book was a gold mine in terms of understanding the relationship between various political movements and their corresponding economic schools of thought.
"Best on the fallacies of economic thought"
This book is simply the best work I have read (heard) on economic thought and the problems inherent in the basic premises regarding how people behave. This book is best read (heard) after Mark Skousen's "The Making of Modern Economics". This latter book is a thorough introduction to the glory of free-market thinking from Adam Smith up through Milton Friedman. "How Markets Fail" is the antidote to the smugness with which free-marketers often address the rest of us. These two books together should provide the thoughtful person with a great basis for understanding how we come to be where we are today.
"Fantastic and Thourough Review of Economics"
After reading many recent books on economics, this one is the most comprehensive. John takes us through the history of economic theory to the recent play-by-play events of recent world economic events. I am particularly attracted to the suggestions provided at the end of the book regarding what interventions are required in order to prevent economic upheaval for future generations. The Chicago School of Utopian Economics is DEAD. Anyone who subscribes to the unfettered capitalistic model is either a fool or has been in a comma for the past five years. John explains the importance of a hybrid economic system whereby restrictions are implemented by government in a mindful way so as not to hamper the creative energies of the free market. John Maynard Keynes
has essentially won the day, as it was his thought that Capitalism will undoubtedly fall on its ass and government will need to jump in to save the day. So TRUE. There are aspects of a free market (capitalism) that are great, but to be left on its own is the biggest of mistakes. Rules regarding executive pay and other practical restrictions have yet to be implemented in the US. If they are not implemented, we will face a repeat performance as humans are inclined to extreme greed and selfish, immoral behavior if they can get away with it. This would be an excellent text for a graduate level introduction to economics. I could listen to it 10 times and continue to learn new insights. WELL DONE JOHN CASSIDY. FANTASTIC!!
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Golf novice beats the odds to shoot 2 aces in 35 minutes
[size=18px]Golf novice beats the odds to shoot 2 aces in 35 minutes[/size]
By GARY D'AMATO
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Posted: July 5, 2006
Sanjay Kuttemperoor of Brookfield has played about 25 rounds of golf in his life and has never broken 100. He's never even known the satisfaction of marking a birdie on his score card.
"My best score is either a 105 or a 106," he said. "I'm obviously not that good."
Hey, talent is overrated. Ask anyone who's ever won the lottery, or Paris Hilton. Golf is a crazy game, and sometimes, being in the right place at the right time is good enough. On those rare occasions, the stars align and good karma flows and Lady Luck sprinkles pixie dust on your golf ball.
That's one way, maybe the only way, to explain how a 38-year-old novice golfer could do something that even Tiger Woods has never done.
On June 24, Kuttemperoor made two holes-in-one in a five-hole span at Treetops Resort in Treetops Village, Mich. He used his Callaway 8-iron on both shots.
Lloyds of London set the odds for such a feat at 67 million to 1. Based on those odds, a golfer would have to play a round of golf 365 days a year for 183,561 years to accomplish it.
Kuttemperoor did it in, oh, about 35 minutes.
"I would have to say it was a lot of luck," he said. "I can't take too much credit."
Kuttemperoor accomplished the feat while playing with Rick Smith, the swing teacher who works with Phil Mickelson and has coached Vijay Singh, Lee Janzen and Jerry Kelly, among others.
"I've never seen anything like it in my whole life," Smith said.
Kuttemperoor started playing golf just a few years ago, when his family's company, V.K. Development, began working on a master-planned community in Naples, Fla., that includes a Tournament Players Course called Treviso Bay.
He met Smith on one of his visits to Naples. The two hit it off, and Smith, the managing partner at Treetops, invited Kuttemperoor to be his guest for the pro-am before the ING Par-3 Shootout in June, which featured Fred Couples, Chris DiMarco, Craig Stadler and Andy North.
Before the pro-am, Smith gave Kuttemperoor a few tips.
"Rick told me I was sitting down too much in my set-up, and that I should straighten my legs a little more and be more on the balls of my feet as opposed to squatting," Kuttemperoor said.
"On my follow-through, he told me I need to keep my arm straighter so I wasn't scooping at the ball."
Kuttemperoor, his father, Vincent, and family friend Bob Lanigan then played a practice round with Smith at Threetops, the resort's spectacular par-3 course and the venue for the Shootout.
"On the (150-yard) fifth hole, I hit a solid shot that was headed right for the pin," Kuttemperoor said.
"The flag was over a ridge, so you couldn't see the ball after it went over the ridge. Rick looked at me and said, 'Boy, that could be in the hole.'
"When we got to the green, I saw Rick's ball, but I didn't see mine. I thought: 'Oh, my God, could it have happened? Could I have gotten a hole-in-one?'
"I walked over to the hole, and there it was."
On the 135-yard ninth hole, Kuttemperoor hit a shot that squirted to the right. The ball struck a tree branch overhanging the green, popped high into the air and fell straight down onto the putting surface.
"We drove up to the green, and I didn't see my ball. I thought it was in the rough," Kuttemperoor said.
"Rick said, 'Sanjay, it's got to be on the green.' I walked over, and there it was, in the hole.
"Rick was so excited. Quite frankly, I was excited that it happened, but I was more excited that he was so excited."
There's more
Kuttemperoor used a Callaway ball for the first ace, then took the ball out of play to save it for posterity.
He made the second ace with a ball he had been given at a recent charity outing in Kenosha.
"On one side, the ball said, 'United Hospital System,' and on the other side, it said, 'Lee Plumbing,' " he said. "I looked into the hole, and the first thing I saw was 'Lee Plumbing.' It was hilarious."
The topper came the next day in the pro-am, when Kuttemperoor was paired with Charlie Rymer of ESPN. Rymer aced the fifth hole.
Kuttemperoor said Wednesday that he had been too busy to play golf since his two-ace day.
"A lot of my avid golfer friends are happy for me, but they shake their heads in disbelief," he said. "Everyone says I should stop playing now because it's all downhill from here."
But Kuttemperoor can't quit now.
"I still haven't made a birdie," he said with a laugh.Kentucky Vikes Fan
When you require nothing, you get nothing; when you expect nothing, you will find nothing; when you embrace nothing, all you will have is nothing.
Re: Golf novice beats the odds to shoot 2 aces in 35 minutes
WOW, that awesome. I've never broken 100 on 9 holes of golf.
Re: Golf novice beats the odds to shoot 2 aces in 35 minutes
That is awesome. I'm still chasing my first ace. It always seems that the beginners have more luck with holes in one than real golfers. My college roommate has one and has played less than 15 times while my other roommate was a state champion in high school and plays nearly every day but has never gotten an ace.
That guy must have a rough life living in Naples and playing in pro ams with Fred Couples
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New Mexico
4.05/5 rDev +1.5%
Total beverage is a fairly character-free liquor store with a good selection of beer. The singles section is well balanced with a good quantity of Belgian beers represented (Fantome, Rochefort and some others I had not seen before). There was also a good selection of German other imports. The availability of American craft beers is respectable as well (West coast, Colorado and some East coast). I was able to compare prices with a couple of other stores in the Denver area and found total beverage to be the most expensive. Service was almost non-existent. For the selection it is worth a visit.
10-19-2004 00:08:47 | More by SeanChouffe
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West Virginia
4/5 rDev +0.3%
05-17-2014 20:21:19 | More by williamjbauer
North Carolina
3.96/5 rDev -0.8%
Total Beverage is your typical box store with lots of space, a variety of products (beer, wine, spirits, etc.) and an emphasis on function over form.
They pack a pretty impressive beer selection. They had Pliny and a few other RR offerings, loads of Belgians and a lot from the west. Quite a bit of it was refrigerated though a good portion was at room temperature as well. They also had a mix-a-six section.
Total Beverage lacks the charm you want from a great bottle shop but they have a pretty decent line up.
01-26-2012 01:23:23 | More by GJ40
4.05/5 rDev +1.5%
I was traveling to Breckenridge, Colorado for a skiing trip with my friends from oklahoma, kansas and washington. This is probably the bast place i've seen as far as selection goes. I have to admit i'm a bit biased because of the selection that Colorado offers compared to Kansas. The entire Left side of the building is made for craft beer lovers and selection. They have plenty of cold quality brews, and the next 2 aisles over are for single bottle specialty bottles. If you' going through the Colorado/ Denver/ Boulder/ Fort Collins area take an extra 30 minutes to explore.
01-19-2011 05:50:27 | More by HOPPYKC
4/5 rDev +0.3%
When I walked into this place I knew it was going to be expensive. I had just arrived to Colorado and thought this would be the place to stop. Had tons of bombers and six packs, cooler to floor ratio was about half and half and prices were reasonable to possibly beyond reasonable. The place inside in clean and a modern facility. I didn't get much help as far as service, but then again I tend to work quickly and maybe they think I didn't need it. They had pretty much everything including some of the rare releases by the usual suspects, but some of the smaller breweries might have been a little unrepresented and some breweries from other areas. Still a great start to a beercation in the greater Denver area.
01-08-2011 22:45:41 | More by MilwaukeeCrusher
4.2/5 rDev +5.3%
I'm lucky enough to be temporarily staying directly in the middle of both Total Beverage locations, which staff at both stores swear they are in no way related. The Thornton version is generally clean and well stocked. The hours are nice too since they are open till 11pm if I'm not mistaken. Every time I have been in there have been staff in the beer section and they have always acknowledged me; however, since I have always had an idea of what I was looking for I can't really speak to their knowledge. Overall a great selection and prices appear to be pretty average for the area.
02-27-2010 02:10:35 | More by alli4051
3.4/5 rDev -14.8%
I must say as far as selection goes, they've got it. I managed to come away with quite a few good and hard to find beers at a reasonable price (and a few discounted because of the "old date" but i'll get to that). Like the other one, all the bombers are kept on the floor, not in the coolers, and some seem rather dusty and dirty. If that's a problem for you, then shopping there would not be recommended, I understand the quality control issues involved and it did make me a little weary to buy beers that needed to be aged because they were not being stored properly. Also the staff around the beer was nonexistent and those at the cash registers clearly knew very little about the beer on their shelves. I received a discount because the vintages on the bottles, the cashier thought they were "old" and therefore "no longer good" which is fine with me, I'll take the discount... However I think I'd rather pay full price for something knowing a knowledgeable person was helping me along the way. The selection is awesome, but the lack of staff and the lack of knowledge is such a let down that if that's important for you or want help finding beer a different store would be worth looking at first.
12-30-2008 07:33:34 | More by onecrazybreeze
2.6/5 rDev -34.8%
Really nice selection of beer. Unfortunately, due to their poor sales overall and the fact that they keep most of their beers on the warm shelf (including IPA's and Belgian's,) I hesitate to buy beer from them. Like I said, the selection is good. One of the top 10 in the state. That being said, they keep IPA's on warm shelf and their import selection just seems very dusty and old. I've been here several times and the staff sucks. Due to the poor knowledge of the staff and the fact that it seems like several of their beers are past prime, I have to give this store a poor score.
11-18-2008 07:02:53 | More by Crosling
3.7/5 rDev -7.3%
I set out to find beer primarily on this trip to Total Beverage, but they do offer a nice selection of just about everything else.
The beer selection is on the left side as you walk in. Pretty much a soild wall of beer. In the back corner there are 2 full coolers with single beer that if you make up a sixer you will get 27% off the individual price. There were some nice selections in there. Of course this is coming from someone who does not have a place like this in Houston where I live (what was I thinking in leaving Denver!).
There was a nice selection of Belgium's in bombers primarily. The bomber selection also had a nice selection with everything from local breweries to the bigger PAC NW breweries and stuff like Allagash.
As far a service, it is a fine line between someone bothering you and someone not knowing a thing. I asked about a specific beer and they deer in the headlights look was very evident. That's alright though....you can't expect a full-time beer guy there at all times!
I will visit here again next month and look forward to the offerings. Hope the selection continues to improve expecially considering this is my favorite time of the year with the autumn offering and the winter warmers just around the corner...now if I could just get it to cool off down here in Houston!
09-17-2008 02:32:22 | More by denflyr
4.15/5 rDev +4%
I stopped by Total Beverage after hearing good things about it on BA. I don't usually get down to Denver but, since I was in the area, I figured it was worth a look.
The place is huge, very similar in layout to Wilbur's in Fort Collins but flipped (beer on the left). A lot of the same sort of selection too.
Despite being busy, I did have someone as if I needed help finding something. I asked if they had the Black Butte XX but he didn't know what I was talking about. He was nice enough to try to find it but to no avail.
The prices were reasonable but I expected better from a place of that size. I left with a bottle of Erthel Hop-it which was on sale - $3 off.
I still prefer Wilbur's since it seems cleaner and better laid out. They also have a very knowledgeable staff.
07-12-2008 14:32:39 | More by GilGarp
Total Beverage in Thornton, CO
90 out of 100 based on 30 ratings.


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The $25 million project which will transform the Classic Federal Courthouse into a 130-room Le Meridien Hotel that will include a signature restaurant, outdoor dining, a 2,400 sq. ft ballroom and meeting space. The project is being developed by Development Service Group (DSG) of Memphis, TN which is the same team that developed the award winning Le Meridian Hotel -- Philadelphia which is located in a historic YMCA in downtown Philadelphia that was built in 1907.
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The Tampa Housing Authority in connection with the City of Tampa was awarded a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the construction of the Tempo apartment complex at Encore. The grant will also provide for the historic preservation of St. James Church for community services, renovations at Perry Harvey Park, and a job training facility on a site donated by the GTE Federal Credit Union.
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Enterprise Resource Planning System
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Accela Code Enforcement
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Public Wi-Fi for Key City Locations
Mayor Bob Buckhorn announced seven new public Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the City of Tampa offices. Each hotspot was chosen because it is in a highly trafficked area and will be of most use to our customers.
Restoration of the Water Works Building
The Columbia Restaurant and Metro Bay Realty, LLC were selected to redevelop the historic Water Works Building as a waterside restaurant. The restaurant is part of a larger concept for Water Works Park. The City of Tampa will extend the Tampa Riverwalk through the park, connecting the Tampa Heights neighborhood. The project will transform the area into a space for everyone to enjoy, with a new park, a restored spring, and a restaurant with views of the Hillsborough River.
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Captrust segment of the Tampa Riverwalk Completed
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Balanced Scoring Pushes FGCU to 78-59 Exhibition Win Over Saint Leo
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Behind a decisive 15-0 run midway through the second half and a 48 percent shooting night, the FGCU men's basketball team defeated Saint Leo 78-59 in an exhibition game on Saturday at Alico Arena.
Led by a game-high 16 points from senior Kevin Cantinol (Clearwater, Fla./Calvary Christian HS/Ole Miss), three FGCU players reached double figures and two more scored nine points to highlight the balanced scoring attack. Cantinol's 16 points came on 8-of-12 from the field, while he also added a team-high eight boards. Freshman Bernard Thompson (Conyers, Ga./Rockdale County HS) added 14 points and sophomore Christophe Varidel (Versoix, Switzerland/Worcester Prep) poured in 12 off the bench.
The Eagles hit 31-of-65 from the field for the game, including 10-of-23 (44 percent) from long range as six different players registered a three-pointer. All nine of freshman Filip Cvjeticanin's (Croatia/American School of Madrid) points came on threes (3-6), while Varidel and junior Sherwood Brown (Orlando, Fla./Olympia HS) hit a pair of treys each.
It was a game of runs, as the Eagles reeled off four scoring spurts of seven or more consecutive points finished off by the 15-0 run that turned a two-point lead, 48-46, with 11:01 on the clock into 63-46 advantage with 5:46 remaining.
The FGCU defense was the difference during the decisive run, as the Eagles held the Lions without a point for eight straight possessions thanks to six turnovers. Thompson scored the opening five points and assisted on a three-pointer by classmate Dante Holmes (Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy/Oldsmar Christian), who also capped the big run and put the game out of reach with a pair of free throws to make it 63-46.
"I'm proud of our guys for turning up the defensive intensity in the second half," said first-year head coach Andy Enfield, who made his debut in front of 935 fans at Alico Arena. "I thought we gave up too many uncontested shots in the first half, but when we got going and played our principles we were very good. We have a lot of young guys so it's a valuable learning experience."
Several of the runs were ignited by the court vision and passing of freshman Brett Comer (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park HS), who dished out a game-high eight assists to help the Eagles finish with a 22-to-14 assist/turnover ratio. Comer also led the way with three steals, as FGCU forced Saint Leo into 24 turnovers that led to 33 points. FGCU's 12 steals helped the home team own a 17-0 edge in fast break points.
FGCU was able to overcome a sluggish opening five minutes with a 9-1 run that gave the Eagles a 11-5 lead just under seven minutes into the game. Four different players scored during the run that finished with a breakaway layup by Holmes.
After Saint Leo responded with a 7-0 spurt, the Green and Blue took back the lead for good with a 13-2 run that stretched nearly five minutes and ended with a 24-14 Eagle lead with 5:25 on the clock. Three-pointers from Brown and Cvjeticanin helped FGCU score on six of eight possessions and rattle off 11 straight points.
Still leading 27-20, FGCU took its largest lead of the half (14) with a quick 7-0 run that was capped by a three-pointer from the right baseline from Varidel that made it 34-20 with 1:46 remaining.
Saint Leo responded with the final seven points of the half to cut the deficit to 34-27 at the break. The Eagles' seven-point halftime lead was fueled by 18 points off 12 Lions turnovers and a 50 percent (14-28) shooting clip from the floor.
FGCU's lead grew to 12, 43-31, just under five minutes into the second half thanks to five points from Brown, who sank his second three of the game during the span.
Again, Saint Leo bounced back, this time going three straight possessions with a three-pointer to quickly turn the 12-point FGCU lead into a one-possession deficit, 43-40, with 13:26 left before FGCU closed the door.
Freshman Taylor Bassett led Saint Leo in scoring with 15 points, while junior Tom Neary finished with a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds. The Lions finished with a 44 percent (20-45) clip from the field and shot 10 more free throws (13-19) than the Eagles.
Thompson's 14 points were accompanied by six assists and two steals, while Varidel knocked down 5-of-9 from the floor for his 12 points. Brown and Cvjeticanin each added nine points on combined 5-of-10 from three. Redshirt junior Eddie Murray (North Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) grabbed six boards in a foul-plagued 15 minutes to help the Eagles gather 13 offensive boards and 18 second chance points.
The 2011-12 campaign will officially get underway when FGCU travels to Fort Worth, Texas for its season opener at TCU on Friday, Nov. 11. Gametime is slated for 8 p.m. ET.


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There is a lot of debate in the Catholic Church about the nature of the Church and how individual Catholics should relate to it. On the one side are those who take an authoritarian stand, insisting that authority in the Church flows from the top down, with Church members obligated to obey the hierarchys directives in all things.
On the other side are those who argue instead that authority flows from the bottom up the Church is the collection of members and the hierarchy works to serve those members, rather than the other way around. They also argue that a Catholic can, in good conscience, disagree with directives from Church leaders while also remaining good Catholics.
Those in the latter group are strongly influenced by the Second Vatican Council, which insisted on using the term the Church in a manner with a very old pedigree: that it refer to the entire body of believers. According to this, then, the Church includes all Catholics. The successes and failures of each Catholic are thus the successes and failures of the Church itself. Pope John Paul II and his hierarchy have worked to turn the clock back to a more medieval usage in which the term refers only to the highest organs of doctrinal control.
One symptom of the current political struggle for control of the Catholic Church was the issuance of Liturgiam Authenticam. Through this, the churchs hierarchy furthered their effort to centralize power in the curia by assuming greater centralized control over liturgy and scripture.
Previously, Vatican II allowed churches around the world to make decisions on how to translate texts in ways which made the most sense to local populations and local culture. According to the Second Vatican Council, the split between religious faith and daily life is one of the worst errors of the modern age.
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An example of where dynamic equivalency is important would be the book of Jeremiah, where the author often refers to God as the ultimate judge of his kidneys. In the ancient world, it was a common assumption that the kidneys were the location of ones conscience, just as the heart was thought to be the location of emotions. Vernacular still makes use of the latter, but the former has long since fallen away and been forgotten.
Should Jeremiah be translated literally and confuse everyone, or should kidney be replaced with something that makes more sense, like mind? As long as a note about what was in the original is included, the latter is the best choice if you actually want to communicate to believers and potential believers but according to Liturgiam Athenticam, that will no longer necessarily happen.
No longer will local Catholic leaders be able to make decisions which affect local Catholics. Instead of decisions being made by conferences of bishops a meeting of peers working for a common cause Rome will have complete control over what does and does not happen. This, of course, is a primary reason why many bishops and other church officials expressed dismay and even outrage when the document was released. They werent consulted before it was issued and now they are in the unpleasant situation of having to defend to their flock a directive they do not entirely accept.
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