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This is the fifth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Bears' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. The series continues with an analysis of Chicago's OL situation.
Overview: Giving QB Jay Cutler better protection should be one of the Bears' top priorities this offseason after he took a beating in 2010. Chicago allowed a league-high 56 sacks last season and Cutler endured 52 of them, suffered a concussion in Week Four when he was sacked nine times in the first half by Giants defenders. He also tore his MCL in the NFC championship game. Cutler was under pressure from pass rushers far too often, and that's part of the reason why the Bears' offense ranked 30th in the league.
The Bears have a first-round draft pick for the first time since 2008 — when GM Jerry Angelo selected Chris Williams, who was expected to be the left tackle of the future at that time. Williams moved inside to left guard and made 11 starts at the OLG position last season, but it's not clear whether he'll stay there or move back to tackle heading into 2011. In addition to making a decision about Williams and whether to address the O-line with the 29th overall pick, Angelo likely will try to get a short-term deal done with C Olin Kreutz. The 14-year veteran is due to become an unrestricted free agent and would be very difficult to replace.
Here's a breakdown of each of the offensive linemen on the roster:
Roberto Garza: He moved from right guard to the OLG spot in training camp, but returned to his old position after missing a couple games last season while recovering from arthroscopic knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus. He has been a fixture on Chicago's offensive line since 2005 and is still a dependable performer. It's likely that Garza will be back, but he might have to compete to keep his starting job.
Herman Johnson: The Bears signed Johnson off the Cardinals' practice squad in early December. A fifth-round pick in 2009, Johnson is massive — he's 6-7 and 360 pounds, but he has yet to play in a regular-season game. He's a developmental prospect who caught offensive line coach Mike Tice's eye at the Senior Bowl when Johnson was entering the draft. The Bears list him as a guard.
Olin Kreutz: With no clear replacement ready to take over him, the Bears are expected to make re-signing Kreutz a priority. Kreutz, who will turn 34 in June, probably will be offered a one- or two-year deal, and indications are he'd like to stay in Chicago. He's not at the top of his game anymore, but his tank isn't empty and he's a respected leader in the huddle. When asked about Kreutz at the NFL Scouting Combine on Friday, head coach Lovie Smith said, "Olin knows that he's wanted."
Lance Louis: Garza moved to left guard in training camp to clear a space for Louis to start at right guard, but it's not clear where Louis fits after he failed to hold on to his spot with the first-team offense. He started the first four games at right guard, but suffered a knee injury in Week Four and didn't make another start.
Frank Omiyale: He's not an elite player, but Omiyale did a solid job while filling a glaring void at left tackle for the Bears after Chris Williams went down with an injury early in 2010. Omiyale began the season at right tackle, and it's clear that he's more comfortable playing outside after lining up at guard for the Bears in '09. Omiyale has long arms — they've been measured at 37 inches — which helps him in pass protection.
Kevin Shaffer: Shaffer started two games at tackle early last season after Chris Williams suffered a hamstring injury, but was quickly replaced by rookie J'Marcus Webb. Some expect Shaffer, who has one year left on his deal, to be released this offseason.
J'Marcus Webb: The seventh-round project pick was put on the fast track by Tice, and after being promoted in Week Five he started the rest of the season at right tackle. Webb had his share of rough patches and still has learning to do. He has tremendous size at 6-8 and 335 pounds and the Bears are hoping that he continues to develop.
Chris Williams: He was expected to be a long-term staple at left tackle, but Williams has played three different spots on the O-line since the Bears drafted him 14th overall in 2008. Williams opened last season at left tackle but moved to left guard. Smith said at the Combine that the Bears are considering a few options for where to play Williams. He lacks the ideal power to play inside, but the OLG position might be the best fit for him.
Edwin Williams: He brings versatility as a center-guard swing player. Williams started three games at guard last season, but didn't play after Week Seven. An undrafted rookie in '09, Williams probably will return as a backup.
Bottom line: While no team likes feeling forced into taking a certain position with a draft pick, the Bears probably are not going to find a solution to their issues on the O-line in free agency or via trade. Angelo will be looking to land offensive linemen early in the draft and Cutler is going to have a hard time producing to his potential without better protection.


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MT. VERNON — Citations were issued to two bartenders at Mt. Vernon businesses following alcohol compliance checks deployed on Friday night by the Mt. Vernon Police Department/Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Narcotics Division.
Employees found to be in violation of city ordinances by selling alcohol to an underage minor acting under the supervision of undercover police officers were: Amelia Ellis, 31, of The Crossing; and Clara Rutherford, 69, of the Hideout. A total of 14 businesses were checked during the detail.
All other businesses which were checked properly asked for identification and refused sales to the underage person, a news release stated.
These investigations are conducted in an attempt to bring awareness to the public and businesses involved in the sales of alcohol as to the ease of which minors may purchase alcohol when employees become complacent and fail to check identification as required by law.
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Singing with a child connects neural pathways and increases the
ability to retain information. In other words, it builds memory. Music
builds a strong sense of rhythm, which leads to a better ability to
understand and produce language. Singing develops spatial reasoning
which allows children to recognize patterns and later helps in
problem-solving. Songs are rich in vocabulary and by nature build
phonological awareness.
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knowledge I've gained over my decades as a composer and performer of
children's music; but I also wanted to develop ways for parents,
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According to Marvin Hirsch, who was present that evening in the
mid-1950s, it all began when a group of veterans meeting at the
Winsted, Minn., Legion Hall came to the sage conclusion that
they could buy a lot more beer if they had more money. "Reuben
[Miller] said we gotta invent an automatic nailer that works
like a machine gun," Hirsch recalls.
Many of the guys sitting at the club that night —
including Hirsch — had returned from service in World War
II and were familiar with machine guns and how they worked.
Seizing the inspiration, Hirsch, Miller, and their buddy John
Ollig began designing just such a product in Ollig's garage.
After developing several workable demonstration models, they
received three patents for the power nail-driving tool and the
multiple nail clip, giving them exclusive rights to the
Next, backed by $10,000 in private-investment money they'd
scrounged up, Hirsch and Ollig boarded a train to pay
Independent Nail Co. a visit.
The duo showed their nail gun to the company president, who
asked if it required electricity to work. Hirsch and Ollig said
it did not and proceeded to demonstrate the tool, using
compressed air. Several company engineers were summoned; they
were sufficiently impressed to offer Ollig and Hirsch $25,000
to let them keep the gun for 30 days and send it to MIT for
further study.
Ollig and Hirsch declined. Ultimately, they decided to make a
go of it themselves and started Port-A-Matic Tools in
Grantsburg, Wis. But the fledgling company ran into financial
difficulties almost immediately and was forced to shut down.
Eventually the bank foreclosed on the business and took
everything — including the three patents, which it sold
at auction. The highest bidder was a company called
"Every time I see a roofer using a pneumatic nailer gun, I
always think of my dad and those young men who had a dream and
got to live it for a while," says Mark Ollig, John's son. "It's
a good story," Hirsch agrees, with a smile. "The only bad thing
about it is how it turned out."
Following the demise of Port-A-Matic, John Ollig and his family
moved back to Winsted, where they owned and operated the
Winsted Telephone Co. "In 1979, my dad showed me the nail gun
and explained how it worked," Mark Ollig says. "I will never
forget the whimsical look he had as he slowly shook his head
while looking at the gun, no doubt remembering how it was, and
the regret he had that it did not turn out the way he had
envisioned it might have."
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LEXINGTON — Both the Nation Ford and Fort Mill High wrestling teams had mixed performances at the U.S. Military Duals at Lexington High School Dec. 30-31.
The Falcons finished seventh, while Fort Mill's Yellow Jackets finished ninth in the 15-team tournament won by Summerville. An increasingly improving York Comprehensive High team finished fifth in the tournament.
Nation Ford started the tournament off by beating Sumter 41-36 with wins coming from Jeremy Kishbaugh (106), Benjamin Crite (113), Collin Godbout (126), Michael Allen (138), Houston Vandiver (145), Justin Ettell (182) and Brady Hensley (195).
The Falcons did not have to face Fort Dorchester, which withdrew from the tournament at the last minute. Nation Ford won the match by forfeit before losing 52-18 to defending 4A state champions Lexington. Winning for Nation Ford in the Lexington match was Kishbaugh, Robert Land (160) and Major Strait (220).
However, because of the forfeit win over Fort Dorchester, Nation Ford moved into the gold bracket of the tournament guaranteeing the Falcons a top eight finish. The Falcons drew Ashley Ridge in the quarterfinals, falling 59-9. The team's only wins came from Godbout and Buck Barfield (132), who won by forfeit.
That dropped the Falcons into facing York, and the team lost 60-24, this time against a Region III opponent. York went up 36-0 with four pins in the first six matches. Kishbaugh got the Falcons on the board with a win at 106 pounds. Godbout and Allen won as well, before Elliot Wallace finished things off for Nation Ford by winning at 152 pounds.
That loss put Nation Ford in the seventh place match against Beaufort and it pulled out a hard fought win 44-27. Down 27-25 with four matches left, the Falcons got key wins from Allen, Vandiver and Wallace to clinch the victory. Others winning for Nation Ford were Crite, Godbout, Land, Sean Davis (170), Strait and Hensley.
Despite finishing on a good note, Nation Ford head coach Leon Boulware said there is still a long way to go.
"We found out what we got to work on," he said. "If we get some of our starters back, we will be fine."
Fort Mill was also missing some wrestlers and the Jackets went into every match during the tournament down 12-0forfeiting in two weight classes – 182 pounds and heavyweight. The Yellow Jackets dropped the first two matches of the tournament, which were also the team's first two losses of the year.
"We have enough people to win," said Jackets head coach Chris Brock. "We just have to score a minimum of 36 to 40 points to do it. We are in a tough situation."
Scoring that minimum wasn't enough against Ashley Ridge, as Fort Mill fell 34-33. Up 33-31, Fort Mill lost its last match at 220 pounds after Gray Hinson fell 3-2 after his opponent was awarded a tie-breaker point.
Winning for Fort Mill against Ashley Ridge were John Brotemarkle (106), AJ Leitten (113), Eddie Byrams (120), Jake Strong (126), Nick Gray (132), Nigel Bostick (152) and BJ Hurst (195).
The same thing happened against Dutch Fork, as Fort Mill lost 38-37. Coming down to the last match, the Jackets needed a technical fall from Brotemarkle, but could only manage a 2-0 decision. Also winning for Fort Mill against Dutch Fork were Leitten, Byrams, Strong, Hinson, Hurst and Jack Debbout (160).
Fort Mill got back on the right path against North Myrtle Beach, winning 54-27, with wins coming from Brotemarkle, Byrams, Strong, Gray, Bostick, Debbout, Hinson, Hurst and Austin Gard (138). However, the first two losses bumped the Jackets down to the silver bracket, meaning the best they could finish would be ninth. To do so they had to beat River Bluff after getting a bye from the absent Fort Dorchester team. Fort Mill powered past River Bluff, winning 53-20 after getting victories from Brotemarkle, Leitten, Byrams, Strong, Gray, Bostick, Debbout, Hinson, Hurst and Ian Baird (170).
In the ninth-place match against Chapin, Fort Mill struggled early, trailing 15-0, but then got seven straight pins from Hurst, Brotemarkle, Leitten, Byrams, Strong, Gray and Gard, which clinched the win for Fort Mill. Also winning for the Jackets were Bostick and Evan Stankovitz (152).


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Handlebar Bags: Which Size for Your Bike?
What size handlebar bag is best for you and your bike? Basically, the bag should fill the space between the front rack and the stem. To optimize the bike's handling, the bag should be as low as possible, and well-supported … Continue reading
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Mounting Tires on Rims with Deep Wells
Sometimes we get a call or an e-mail from a frustrated customer: "I have a brand-new set of your tires, and both wobble when I mount them on my rims." In most cases, it is not the tires' fault. Usually … Continue reading
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Daniel Rebour
Even though Daniel Rebour retired almost 40 years ago, his drawings remain recognizable to many cyclists today. Rebour's drawings distilled the essence of components and bicycles better than photographs ever can. He managed to make even the most mundane bicycle … Continue reading
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If it so good, why don't the racers use it?
A common objection to some of Bicycle Quarterly's findings is: "If xyz is so good, why don't the racers use it?" Whether it's wide tires at lower pressures or front-end geometries, some of what we find to work best is … Continue reading
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Dedication to Details
At Compass Bicycles, we tend to be a bit obsessive when it comes to our bicycles. "Good enough" usually is not good enough when we're out on our bikes, and we apply the same exacting thoroughness to the components we … Continue reading
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Rim Weight
At Compass Bicycles, we are not obsessive gram counters, but none of us want to carry extra weight on our bikes. A few grams here and there add up quickly to a couple of pounds, and that can make a … Continue reading
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High-Flange Hubs from Grand Bois
Grand Bois recently introduced their new high-flange cassette hubs. They combine classic appearance with modern performance. The aesthetics of the new Grand Bois hubs are inspired by the classic Maxi-Car hubs. Like the originals, they feature large flanges and red … Continue reading
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Aerodynamics of Real-World Bicycles
Wind resistance is one of the most important resistances a cyclist has to overcome (together with the rolling resistance of the tires). Most wind tunnel testing has been done for time trial equipment, but aerodynamics are important for real-world riders … Continue reading


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Prior to JU: Three-year letterwinner for the Illinois State women's basketball team as a guard...helped the Redbirds reached the NCAA Tournament in 2008...in three years with the program, she appeared in 50 games as a reserve...named to the honor roll all three years.
High School: Four-year starter in basketball and volleyball at Roseville High School...led the volleyball team to a 124-30 record and four straight regional titles while hitting .534 and leading the squad in kills for three of those years...currently ranks 13th in the state of Illinois in career kills...as a senior, she earned Galesburg Register-Mail, Monmouth Daily Review Atlas and Macomb Journal Area Volleyball "Player of the Year" accolades...in basketball, she was an Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) All-State selection in 2003-05...Roseville's all-time leading scorer...named Macomb Journal "Female Athlete of the Year"...Macomb Journal Area Basketball "Co-Player of the Year" as a sophomore, junior and senior...also a member of the IHSA state championship 800-meter sprint medley relay team as a freshman and sophomore...member of the National Honors Society.
Personal: Born Oct. 9, 1986, in Monmouth, Ill... daughter of Brett and Chris...has a sister, Erin; and a brother, Raun...her sister, Erin, was a volleyball player at Western Illinois (2001-03) and St. Ambrose (2003-05)...her brother, Raun, played basketball at Illinois Central College and Monmouth College (2005-07)...majoring in exercise science.


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After knocking off Clovis and Clovis North in back to back weeks, the Central Grizzlies looked primed to win the TRAC. That is, until they played Clovis West on Thursday Night Showdown.
Playing at home on Halloween, the Golden Eagles got 250 yards and four touchdowns on the ground from running backs Taylor Bustamante and Tristan Edwards, and turned a 28-24 deficit in the third quarter into a 38-28 win.
Central, Clovis West, Clovis North and Clovis all have one loss in conference play now, with the Broncos and Cougars squaring off Friday night.
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Broadway Sings Beyoncť, With Andy Mientus, Lilli Cooper, Emma Hunton, Jason Gotay and More, Held Dec. 3 in NYC
By Michael Gioia
Emma Hunton, Andy Mientus, Lilli Cooper, Kate Rockwell, Jason Gotay and Eric Michael Krop are among the performers who take part in Broadway Sings Beyoncé, featuring new arrangements of Beyoncé hits, Dec. 3 at (le) Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village.
The 9:30 PM Beyoncé concert is the third in the Broadway Sings… series; Broadway Sings Adele was held in April, and Broadway Sings Michael Jackson was offered in September.
Performers include Cooper (Spring Awakening), Brian Justin Crum (Next to Normal, Grease), Russell Fischer (Jersey Boys), Gotay (Bring It On), Alexa Green (Wicked), Hunton (Spring Awakening, Next to Normal), Marcus Paul James (Rent, In the Heights), Adam Kantor (Rent, Next to Normal), Krop (Godspell), Corey Mach (Wicked, Godspell), Mientus ("Smash," Carrie), Ryah Nixon (9 to 5), Kristine Reese (Les Misérables, Wicked), Rockwell (Bring It On, Legally Blonde), Sheri Sanders (Urinetown, Fame), Saycon Sengbloh (Hair, Fela!), Mariand Torres (Wicked), Alysha Umphress (American Idiot, Priscilla Queen of the Desert), Shaleah Adkisson (Hair, Rent), Margot Bingham (Rent), Lulu Fall (Hair, Rent) and Amber Iman (Rent), among others.
Broadway Sings Beyoncé promises "new arrangements of songs from Beyoncé's four hit albums, including a few selections from her previous group, Destiny's Child." Mach, who was last seen on Broadway in Godspell, produces the event.
Audiences can expect to hear over 15 cover songs celebrating the pop icon's greatest hits, including "Why Don't You Love Me," "Irreplaceable," "Naughty Girl," "Halo," "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Say My Name" "I Care," "Best Thing I Never Had," "Single Ladies," "I Was Here," "Love on Top," "Videophone," "Broken-Hearted Girl," "Smash Into You," "Emotion" and "If I Were a Boy."
The performers are accompanied by a full band, which is orchestrated, arranged and directed by Joshua Stephen Kartes.
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Ball State University's board of trustees has voted to ban smoking on campus starting Aug. 1.
University spokeswoman Joan Todd told The Star Press that as a concession, the new policy allows people to smoke in their cars with the windows rolled up. But it eliminates designated outdoor smoking areas that the school had established in 2008.
The school banned smoking in residence halls in 1993, smoking from all buildings in 1998 and banned smoking within 30 feet of the entrances to campus buildings in 2004.
About 15 percent of Ball State students and 24 percent of Ball State employees are smokers.
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Police say they now know who has been making 'Purge' posters, and will be confronting them soon.
It's been a century and a half since the Emancipation Proclamation was signed into law, freeing more than 3-million slaves in America.
And for the past 150 years, city, county, and state leaders here in southwest Georgia have continued that progress.
Many people all over the country are taking time this weekend to remember the struggles of those enslaved over 150 years ago.
And right here in southwest Georgia, folks are doing the same.
"Racism is something that will destroy any environment," says Albany City Commissioner Tommy Postell.
"Color is not an issue anymore. It should be just people," says Billy Washington, a resident of Tifton.
The Emancipation Proclamation issued by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863 was a historic document that freed slaves under Union control during the Civil War.
"In September of 1862, he stated he wanted to have Union without slavery," explains Albany City Commissioner Roger Marietta.
But it wasn't until the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, that would change the country forever. And city officials in Albany say those changes are still taking place 150 years later.
"The obstacles that are there are presented by those people that just don't want to give up and say all men are created equal and by that one statement if they just respect that there would be more cooperation from everyone," says Postell.
"Today are free to do and live as we want upon the land. So here we are today to enjoy life comfortably," says Washington.
A life that so many can now enjoy and a memory that will continue to drive people to improve the lives of all races all over the country.
Many African American soldiers in the south didn't find out about their freedom until June which was 5 months after the law was signed in by Congress.
Many people celebrate Juneteenth in conjunction of this weekend's holiday.
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Turbodog - Abita Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 2,349 | Reviews: 962 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Shy5:
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
02-01-2014 16:03:35 | More by Shy5
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North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -7.4%
Didnt get much of a head on mine,nice color.Kinda buttery tasting?Can taste the alcohol in it thats for sure.Decent,but kinda overhyped.
02-27-2002 14:16:33 | More by oberon
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
04-23-2014 01:22:46 | More by davemarc87
4.03/5 rDev +10.4%
Appearance This one poured a nice, deep brown in color with a huge head. The head showed great retention and followed the liquid as I emptied the glass.
Smell This has a soft roasty malt backbone along with quite a bit of brown sugar. I can also pick up some mild coffee notes.
Taste The roasty smell gives way to a lighter, toasted kind of maltiness. The brown sugar is more on the mild side here and the coffee is perceptible but almost gone.
Mouthfeel This Brown Ale is almost medium-bodied with little hop bitterness and a light, sugary finish.
Drinkability One of the better American attempts at the English Brown Ale style. I really enjoyed this offering from Abita. Not a traditional EBA, but very tasty.
Comments Thanks to BigLove for sending this one cross-country. This is the sleeper of the Abita line.
01-24-2005 01:10:37 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
11-07-2012 13:51:10 | More by Turbo
4.5/5 rDev +23.3%
06-03-2012 02:21:13 | More by Zakk
3.38/5 rDev -7.4%
This beer is a deep molases color with a frothy toasted tan head. The nose is rasted nut with a hint of coacoa. The taste starts bitter, with hints of chocolate before going to a more roasty, nut toffee finish. This is probably Abita's best offering. One is great, but there is something which keeps this from being very drinkable.
01-05-2006 09:37:48 | More by JudgeRoughneck
5/5 rDev +37%
11-17-2011 03:06:37 | More by Mac19872
4/5 rDev +9.6%
09-11-2012 23:44:45 | More by tohe9384
4.5/5 rDev +23.3%
01-11-2013 01:50:13 | More by tbryan5
3/5 rDev -17.8%
10-14-2012 05:23:27 | More by J2L
4/5 rDev +9.6%
07-10-2012 03:29:17 | More by Shakerman
4.25/5 rDev +16.4%
12-07-2012 08:07:09 | More by theParish
North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev -1.4%
A: Dark brown with abundant creamy light-brown head; good lacing.
S: Odd, but, virtually no discernible aroma.
T: Malty and earthy malts with a hint of nuttiness. Hops near the finish are only slight, letting the heavy sweetness of the malts remain behind.
M&D: Toward the heavy side of "medium bodied" with good carbonation. Mostly creamy in texture with an almost smoky aftertaste. Enjoyable overall.
I had this a while ago on tap but this review is based on a bottled portion. I recall ordering this then because it was the darkest brew they had on tap, and it was pretty good.
The complexity in the taste of this brew is a bit understated. With that earthy nuttiness and sweet maltiness, there is a nice fullness achieved with just a pint or so. Very satisfying. There are some hops present but they just serve to tone down the malty sweetness, they don't really strive for balance.
It's kind of a goofy name, but it's pretty good ale.
02-06-2008 02:03:05 | More by SIRIUS2
4.03/5 rDev +10.4%
Pours caramel-brown not even a finger of lacing that dissapates in seconds. Right away, nut brown and rich.
A-Dark-brown in color(reminds me of rootbeer).
S-Picking up a good mix of the caramel/nut mixture. Predominantly nut, but toffee/caramel is in there.
T-Mostly roasted nuts, but there are undertones of the toffee-like sweetness.
M-Lacks carbonation from the start, but the nuttiness comes to its rescue quickly with a resounding roast finish.
O-I am a stout fan, but this gives me the curiosity to stray more often!
11-21-2011 13:53:07 | More by scott9890
Rhode Island
3.25/5 rDev -11%
04-14-2014 13:20:37 | More by MikeC144
5/5 rDev +37%
02-17-2013 15:34:41 | More by markallmon
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
08-15-2012 18:57:15 | More by danthehopslamman
3.9/5 rDev +6.8%
This was a near black beer in color, with a thick tan head and a fair amount of lace.
Aroma of dark fruit, sweet chocolate, and roasted malt.
Chocolate taste, some cherry, and coffee. It tasted better than the aroma suggested, and was pretty sweet.
The sweetness made for a more rich and filling mouthfeeel than I expected.
Still, not a bad beer by any means.
10-19-2010 00:24:50 | More by lordofthewiens
2.25/5 rDev -38.4%
Pours dark reddish brown with a frothy off-white head that quicky goes to a thin film.
Its aroma is some roasted malts with a kind of chemical diapery off smell.
It tastes a little better than it smells. Sweet nutty, toffee malts and cocoa. It's kind of acidic with a light bitter finish.
Overall, not very good at all. I couldn't get past the smell, and the flavors were a mish-mash of things, many of which were a little off.
11-25-2004 07:43:20 | More by Beaver13
New York
4.25/5 rDev +16.4%
03-10-2013 01:39:53 | More by generallee
3.63/5 rDev -0.5%
The appearance is dark dark brown with a a very nice head
The aroma is sweet, buttery with a toasted biscuit nose. nice.
The taste is carbonation upfront, with a sweet malt taste. The carbonation milds out and leaves a dry roasted taste in the mouth.
The mouth is a little abrasive at first but quickly mellows along with the taste
12-14-2010 21:41:09 | More by bishopdc0
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
03-03-2013 23:41:45 | More by TimoP
3/5 rDev -17.8%
12-04-2011 22:07:36 | More by iemailjack
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
06-16-2013 06:10:17 | More by megamass
Turbodog from Abita Brewing Co.
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Saturday's games a ratings boon for NBC
Saturday's exciting wild-card games on NBC earned milestone ratings for the network.
Folk's FG sends Jets past Colts 17-16
Nick Folk kicked a 32-yard field goal as time expired Saturday night, giving the New York Jets a 17-16 first-round playoff victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
Jets RB McKnight's patience pays off
Jets rookie RB Joe McKnight showed in Week 17 that he has the ability to be a productive player in the league.
Jets playoff primer
PFW examines the Jets as they prepare for the playoffs, identifying the keys to the offense and the defense, a player to watch, and what they have to do to win the Super Bowl.
Report: Favre sued for sexual harassment by former Jets employees
The day after his final game as an NFL quarterback, Brett Favre has been sued by a pair of Jets employees for sexual harassment, according to "Good Morning America" reporters Andrea Canning and Jessica Hopper.
Slowing Manning key to Jets' chances
The regular season didn't go exactly as planned, but the Jets can still reach their goal — if they slow down Peyton Manning.
Game times announced for NFL playoffs
The Jets-Colts wild-card game will be the Saturday night game in the first weekend of the NFL playoffs.
Backups shine in Jets' win
Mark Brunell threw two touchdown passes in relief of Mark Sanchez, Joe McKnight ran for a career-high 158 yards and New York's defense was dominant in a lopsided playoff tuneup as the Jets routed the Bills 38-7 on Sunday.
Favre inactive, Polamalu active in Week 17
Vikings QB Brett Favre will end his career as a spectator, as he is inactive for Sunday's season finale against the Lions.
Proven veterans focused on leading Jets to next level
Former Chargers star LaDainian Tomlinson is one of several veteran players in their first year with the Jets who are hoping to carry the team further than it got last season — the AFC title game.
Alosi trip, allegations cost Jets $100K
The NFL has fined the Jets $100,000 for assistant coach Sal Alosi's tripping of a Dolphins player earlier this month, as well as for the team's handling of the incident, the league announced Thursday.
Rotation key to good health for Jets' outside 'backers
The Jets' outside linebacker rotation has allowed all three players to stay fresh and avoid an overwhelming physical toll.
Jets add defensive back
Banged up in the secondary, the playoff-bound Jets have signed DB Isaiah Trufant to their 53-man roster.
Jets, Ryan are in it to win it
Rex Ryan and the Jets look to put controversies behind them and stay focused on Super Bowl.
Jets waive DT Kroul
The Jets have parted ways with DT Matt Kroul.
Goodson signed with the Jets.||||||| Goodson, a former fourth-round pick by the Carolina Panthers, has played in 40 games, rushing for 722 yards and three touchdowns on 160 carries. He also has 59 receptions for 524 yards and a score.
Goodson and San Diego linebacker Takeo Spikes have been ejected after a skirmish in the second quarter of Sunday's game.||||||| Goodson was blocking Spikes when the two locked up. It continued after the play ended.
Running backs Darren McFadden and Goodson are returning to the field for the Oakland Raiders after missing the previous four games with sprained right ankles.||||||| Both McFadden and Goodson are active for Thursday night's game against Denver for the first since getting hurt Nov. 4 against Tampa Bay.
The Oakland Raiders will be without their top two running backs for Sunday's game in Baltimore after Darren McFadden and Goodson missed a third consecutive day of practice.||||||| Both players suffered high ankle sprains in last week's loss to Tampa Bay and have been wearing walking boots since then.
With top two running backs Darren McFadden and Goodson slowed this week by sprained right ankles, the Raiders may need to rely on their passing game when they visit the Baltimore Ravens.||||||| Palmer threw the ball 61 times last week against Tampa Bay as the Raiders (3-5) were forced to play catch-up in the second half after losing McFadden and Goodson to the injuries. Neither back practiced Wednesday and their status remains in doubt for Sunday's game against the Ravens (2-6).


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Bishop of Wakefield's condolences to Pvt Thomas Wroe
The Bishop of Wakefield has paid his condolences to Private Thomas Wroe, one of the two soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan on Saturday. 18 year old Private Wroe is being repatriated alongside Sergeant Gareth Thursby.
– The Bishop of Wakefield, the Rt. Rev'd. Stephen Platten
"This death will devastate the families and friends of those involved and the local community of Meltham. My prayers and condolences are with all those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. The Church will be doing all it can to support the communities and people affected."


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The Uganda National Roads Authority has directed Kampala Capital City Authority to halt the expansion of the Nsooba-Lubigi drainage channel in Kawempe division.
UNRA says the project encroaches on the area designed for the second part of the Northern By pass.
KCCA had contracted Spencon Construction Company for the 20 billion shillings project that started in October 2011.
Over the weekend, UNRA wrote to KCCA to halt the project for close to three months to enable the redesigning of the second track of the road, and the removal of congested roundabouts along the Northern Bypass.
Dan Alinange, the UNRA spokesperson told Uganda Radio Network that there is no problem with the expansion of the Lubigi drainage channel, but that the two parties had not addressed a number of technical matters on design.
He says the expansion of the Lubigi drainage channel is already encroaching on the road reserve, and KCCA plans to include a road on the drainage channel.
According to Alinange, the expansion of the drainage channel shall affect UNRA's efforts in the redesigning of the Northern Bypass. He says the redesigning includes the removal of the congested Kalerwe, Ntinda and Hoima roundabouts in favor of flyovers.
He says advertisements for the construction work are in April and May while the contracts shall be awarded in August this year, adding that KCCA has to stay their work on the channel for UNRA to be able to perform its work effectively.
Engineer Nassuna Mirembe from KCCA roads section, told URN that there shall be some unforeseeable consequences leading to the extension of the contract period, once the two parties reach an agreement.
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Nassuna says the drainage channel is intended to eliminate flooding in lower Mulago, Nsooba, Bwaise, Kalerwe and Namungona areas.
Kiggundu Tamale, the coordinator Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development project who are funding the project, is hopeful that after the redesigning of the roads the expansion of the drainage channel shall progress.


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With the Ruby Begonia Race Team trailing behind, two turkeys battled it out downtown on Aug. 23. But the turkeys weren't competing in the Great Gobbler Gallop just yet. The race team selected this year's Ruby Begonia to take with them to the race in Worthington, Minn. on Sept... + continue reading
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Fight Card (Televised): Zou Shiming (1-0; 0 KOs) vs. Jesus Ortega (3-1; 2 KOs) - Flyweight (112 lb); Juan Estrada (22-2; 17 KOs) vs. Milan Melindo (28-0; 11 KOs) - Flyweight (112 lb); Evgeny Gradovich (16-0; 8 KOs) vs. Mauricio Munoz (26-3; 12 KOs) - Featherweight (126 lb)
Fight Card (Prelims): Andy Ruiz (19-0; 13 KOs) vs. Joe Hanks (21-0; 14 KOs); Paul Fleming (17-0; 12 KOs) vs. Mike Tawatchai (26-1-1; 17 KOs); Genesis Servania (19-0; 6 KOs) vs. Konosuke Tomiyama (23-5-1; 17 KOs)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Authorities recovered a boy after issuing an Amber Alert from Trumbull County.
Investigators said that Michael Babuka, 2, went missing or was abducted from Trumbull County in the city of Niles, near Youngstown, in the 500 block of John Street around 11:45 p.m. Thursday night.
The child was found safe and the alert was canceled.
Police have not released any details on where the boy was found.
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There were some bright spots, however. Both Jason Heyward and Justin Upton had five hits in the series; Heyward hit a pair of home runs in the first game and extended his hitting streak to 10 games to raise his June batting average to .370, and Justin Upton hit his first home run since his May 17th grand slam in the series finale. Upton's two RBI in the finale were his first since May 25, which was also the date of his previous extra-base hit before game one of the series.
B.J. Upton continued to show signs of improvement; he had two hits and only struck out twice in the three games. He almost hit a game-tying home run in the 3-2 loss Tuesday. B.J. now has eight walks this month with still half the month left; he drew seven walks all of May and nine in April.
Evan Gattis hit his fourth pinch-hit home run in the series opener and is now 6-for-8 off the bench with 11 RBI. No other team has more than three total pinch-hit homers.
Andrelton Simmons was 2-for-15 in the series, and further solidifies the notion that he simply isn't a leadoff hitter. He's had more success lower in the order, most often batting second where he has a .326 OBP.
Atlanta's offense as a whole was just 4-for-21 RISP and left 19 runners on base. For San Diego, they were 7-for-18 RISP with 11 LOB.
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If you insist in using the old traditional stand up tip-ups, choose one that is made of durable plastic. They will run free and cost you less fish-less flags but know that they are not a lifetime rig like the Jack Trap and will need replacement parts or total replacement with heavy use, while those old wooden traps have often be passed down over generations and with a little tinkering are still good for some panfish, pickerel and pike.
Speaking of pike, which are becoming a very important ice fishing species, are not that fussy when it comes to tension on the line but are known to run out a lot of line and just sit there and munch or swallow on the bait. The lay/down Polar-types of tip-ups work well for pike as they will hold a lot of line, store easier and are quite durable but if you have a set of the older, wooden sand-up tip-ups, pike fishing is a good chance to put them into action.
One suggestion would be to spool-off any old cotton or other woven line and re-spool with one of the super braids such as Fireline. These lines don't absorb much water and usually will not freeze hard to your tip-up spool when exposed to the cold air. They are much smaller in diameter, don't stretch and you'll have direct contact to the fish, knowing when to strike or let the fish run.
Pike fishing and even when big pickerel are abundant, small sizes of mono line will cause you a lot of heart-aches. There will be too many instant cut-offs. Wire leaders will definitely not cut but will cut down the amount of takes you'll get from these predatory but not dumb fish. More and more pike anglers are going to fluorocarbon leaders in the 30 pound range. They are a lot tougher and not as easily seen by fish as mono and don't have the soft finish. But you are bound to lose an occasional pike from leader cut. That's the chance you take.
Serious crappie fishermen don't set may tip-ups but do love to use light jigging rods and light leaders and line. Same goes for bluegills, but they are not quite as light hitters as crappie.
White perch and bluegill anglers will almost always fish close to the bottom as both of these species are bottom feeders while crappie love to suspend off bottom where schools of baitfish are apt to be staging. But when that bite slows down it's a good chance the crappies have dropped down and then a small jig fished just off bottom with a mealworm or spike will bring a tug on your line. The use of the new small tungsten jig heads is becoming more and more popular with a lot of ice anglers using these tipped with some kind of worm bait having good luck. This is an especially good technique when live small baitfish are hard to come by.
Yellow perch are travelers and have made the use of electronic fishing very popular for both perch and other panfish, including crappy. Schools of yellow perch will be on the move and usually stay in the school. They are more adaptable as far as the depth you'll find them, from near bottom to just a few feet under the ice so setting tip-ups, if that's your game, you should stagger depths until you find the right depth where most of your hits come. But for many yellow perch anglers, jigging is the way to go and we know of others that combine the tip-ups with jigging. When they get a perch on a tip up they'll drop a jig rod down the same hole and jig there until the bite stops.
From the most devout and scientific to the old fashioned and traditional, ice fishing in New England is challenging the amount of open-water angling and has fisheries division's attention as more waters are being managed for the ice-people. It's a great family outing.
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DENTON - Maggie Jones stares at the fossil sitting at the University of North Texas with caring and confident eyes.
It's her 250-pound discovery that's on display.
"I didn't even dream that we would ever find something like this," the 12-year-old said.
Maggie and her father, Paul, found the fossil two years ago in their Denton backyard while roasting marshmallows.
"We saw a rock sticking out of the bank, so we dug that up and flipped it over, and it was smiling at my dad," Maggie said.
The fossil definitely made UNT Geography professor Dr. George Maxey smile.
"This is just not something that walks in through the door every day," Maxey said.
The professor is also the director of the UNT's Meteorite, Rock, Mineral and Fossil Identification lab. When the Jones family showed it to him, he knew, it was part of the pre-historic predator known as the Xiphactinus, a fast moving fish that was about 15 feet long.
"It's really hard to get used to the idea that you are looking at something that's roughly a hundred million years old, that swam in the ocean slightly to the east of where we are standing," the professor said.
Maxey calls it one of the best fossils he has ever received. He's fascinated with the its condition.
"It's possible that this was a storm event," Maxey told News 8. "A storm may have washed the thing ashore, and it got buried in the muds and that's what allowed the preservation."
Maggie and her dad loaned the fossil to the university for a year. They are proud to share their discovery.
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A REMEMBRANCE Sunday programme has been released.
On November 11 there will be a service at the Cenotaph in King Square at 10.50am, attended by Royal British Legion officials and representatives.
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The Word: Jennifer Aniston will get married when she's good and ready
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are coming up on the one-year engagement anniversary. Most people celebrate that milestone by getting married, but J and J have yet to set a date. And Jen would like you to stop bugging her about that.
The "Friends" star says that contrary to rumor, the couple have never canceled or postponed their wedding — they just want to wait until the right time. "We just want to do it when it's perfect, and we're not rushed, and no one is rushing from a job or rushing to a job," she told the Associated Press.
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That's nice! To each other, I hope.
One rumored reason they haven't settled down yet: location, location, location. A source claims that Justin misses his New York City lifestyle and friends, and he's pushing hard for the couple to spend part of each year here, but Jen wants to stay in Southern California for good.
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WASHINGTON — Federal dollars for the improvement of Plattsburgh International Airport continue to flow, as the county has been awarded another $2.5 million.
The money is from the federal Military Airport Program, which the airport has been involved in since before it opened in 2007. It will be used to improve the airport's water and wastewater systems.
"We started this project last year, and this is the final piece of funding for that project," Clinton County Legislature Chairman Jimmy Langley (R-Area 7, Peru) said Friday.
"We've been successful out there, and they like to fund projects that are successful, and we are glad to receive this assistance."
The county has received about $50 million from the Military Airport Program over the years for the development and improvement of the airport on the flight line of the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base.
"It's been a great investment because the airport, as we've seen, has generated a significant amount of commerce in our region," Langley said.
The $2,565,000 for Plattsburgh, and another $1.8 million for taxiway rehabilitation at Watertown International Airport, was funneled through the federal Department of Transportation.
"International airports near the border are key pieces of northern New York's economy, and I applaud the DOT for recognizing their importance," Congressman Bill Owens said in a news release.
"These two airports connect our rural communities to larger airline hubs, taking business travelers and tourists to where they need to be. They are also valuable revenue generators as Canadians, seeking cheaper flights and the relative convenience of domestic travel, are increasingly crossing the border to purchase seats on U.S. flights."
"This latest award reflects the continued confidence of Washington in the future of Plattsburgh International Airport," North Country Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas said in a statement.


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A search continues for the vehicle and trailer involved in a fatal accident on Monday that killed a 53-year-old Alpharetta man.
After interviewing witnesses Wednesday, investigators now believe that the vehicle and trailer is similar to the newly issued photos.
Investigators are treating this as an accidental death, and believe that the driver may have not known that the incident occurred.
The victim was not hit by the trailer.
The pictures and video were taken from the car camera of a Lamar County Sheriff's Deputy vehicle.
One photo shows a dark colored pick-up truck and the other shows the flatbed trailer that was being pulled by a pick-up truck.
The tractor trailer is not involved.
Anyone with information on the vehicle, trailer, or driver is asked to call the Georgia State Patrol at the Newnan Communications Center at 770-254-7201 or the Lamar County Sheriff's Office.
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The San Diego Chargers had a solid season in 2011, but missed out on a playoff berth. They'll look to readjust their team by freeing up payroll to pursue options outside of their organization, as they are not expected to bring back lead wide receiver Vincent Jackson.
That's far from the only area they will have to focus on, however, as the Chargers will need to make a decision on 20 different players who are set to enter some form of free agency on March 13. Here is the full list of impending Chargers free agents, courtesy of Mac's Football Blog.
Exclusive Rights Free Agents (2)
WR Richard Goodman
LS Mike Windt
Restricted Free Agents (2)
TE Kory Sperry
OL Brandyn Dombrowski
Unrestricted Free Agents (16)
RB Jacob Hester
RB Mike Tolbert
WR Patrick Crayton
WR Vincent Jackson
TE Randy McMichael
OT Jared Gaither
OC Nick Hardwick
OT Tony Moll
OC Scott Mruczkowski
NT Antonio Garay
DL Tommie Harris
LB Stephen Cooper
LB Na'il Diggs
S Steve Gregory
S Paul Oliver
S Bob Sanders
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