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Day 6: Courtyard Inn Columbia, MO to Westin Mt. Laurel, NJ 1,016 miles
So I went to bed on the bus this morning at 3:00 am. Tyson and I had decided to take shifts to help MoDaddy get through the long drive. I don't know if you have read the title of this day or checked out the miles we drove but it is amazing. 1,016 miles. We had an event at 2:00pm at FDR the next day so we had to drive straight from Missouri to New Jersey. We had to stop for gas once. Other that that, we drove non stop. That was the gnarliest drive I have ever been on. MoDaddy got us there safe and on time. As we pulled into New Jersey on our way to Philly it started to rain. Not good if we are going to have a demo. After taking a look at FDR skate park we decided we wouldn't be able to ride in those conditions. Most everyone on the trip was down to have an off day. So we went back to the rooms and all took a much-needed nap. MoDaddy wasn't seen till the next day. Which was good. He is the heartbeat of this tour. Without him we would be in big trouble. The group grabbed dinner in the down stairs restaurant and it was off to bed for another drive to New York. See you tomorrow.
Day 7: Westin Mt. Laurel NJ to Affina Hotel New York, NY miles traveled 83.5
We left rainy New Jersey for the big apple. I was really excited for this part of the trip because I have never been to New York. The drive was a nice short one. With the RV we left earlier than the rest of the crew cause we couldn't take the tunnel into the city. MoDaddy is a champion driving that thing. New York as must of you know as the worst traffic in the USA. It's bumper to bumper with crazy taxi drivers and pedestrians galore. MoDaddy made it over the Brooklyn Bridge by inches. Seriously, check out the photo. It was sketchy. We arrived at our next stop, which was the Manhattan project. This is a skate park under the Manhattan Bridge. This skate park had been directly affected by Tony. His foundation, which is called the Stand Up For Skateparks, was the sole provider of money for the park. MoDaddy was able to double-park some how on the side of the street in front of the park. If you know NY you know this is quite a task. We never had a problem and the demo went off. There was a bunch of kids the guys were killing it. Ghost (Durrell Burdete) and Riley were my MVPs of the demo. After signing some autographs at the park we were off to hotel to check in. After that we were off to the Quiksilver store in Soho for a private party for the skate team, key retailers, and skate kids that happened to be lucky enough to walk by. The party went off. Good food, good music, and plenty of good people. Tony played his ride game at the store. He is really good at the game. The guys also got to shop at the store and grab stuff they may have forgotten at home. The weather is rather cold so most of them grabbed jackets. Kevin Stab was able to get some bright colored socks and was stoked. After that it was off to dinner. It ended up getting pretty late for dinner so we were running out of choices. After running around a couple blocks of the city we found a great Thai food restaurant and the food was great. Once we were full we decided to hop some trains and go to a bar called the Max Fish. This is a great skate bar on the lower eastside. We met up with Quiksilver staff skate photographer Mike O'Meally. Had a couple drinks with him and a couple birdhouse guys. John Rob is all time. We had an 09 joke going that was one those you have to be there to understand. Basically everything we said had an 09 after it. After that it was off to bed. Check you tomorrow for a day in the big apple with me as your host.
Day 8: Affina Hotel New York, NY to Affina Hotel New York, NY miles traveled
Today was an off day for most of the crew. The birdhouse skate team went and skated a secret park. I later met up with Kevin and got the down low on the park. Turns out the park was concrete laid on foam. The concrete has a tiny amount of flex. He said it was the best bowl he has skated in a long time. He also said it was unexplainable. So I went to the Quik stores and took some photos of my walk around the city of NY. A little tip for NY, if you go to Carnegie Deli bring cash. Also don't order the Woody Allen. I ordered it and it was a 8 inch thick sandwich. All meat on two small pieces of bread. Impossible to eat. After all that, I found out that you had to pay with cash. I had none. So I left my camera behind as collateral and went on a mission to find an atm. Long story short the people of NY are true & have mad respect! Leave a camera behind as collateral and come back & it's still there?!!! That's true people! Love you AR for kicking me on to that spot! Next time, I'll be smarter & know that those ancient gems take cash only… Lessons from the road… Below is my adventure.


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Jessica Wallander
Falcons Head to USAG Championships
The meet will run from April 12-14 in Shreveport, La.
Air Force Quartet Selected to NCAA Regional Championships
Three all-arounders and one event specialist were selected to the Columbus Regional.
Five Falcons Earn All-Conference Honors
Based on RQS, the five gymnasts combined for 11 all-MPSF honors.
Jessica Wallander Sets Academy Record with MPSF Win
Wallander scored a 9.925 to win the program's second-ever MPSF title on the vault.
Jessica Wallander Earns Second MPSF Weekly Award
Wallander's award is the fifth weekly honor for an Air Force gymnast this season.
Air Force vs Arizona
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SOPHOMORE | 2013: Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champion on the vault...scored an Academy-record 9.925 to become the program's fifth conference champion...that score matched the best vault score in MPSF history...first gymnast since 2004 to impact the Academy's individual event records...USAG All-American (first team) on the vault...finished fifth at the USAG Championships with a two-vault average of 9.763...claimed all-MPSF honors on the vault, uneven bars and floor exercise...two-time MPSF Gymnast of the Week (Feb. 12, Mar. 12)...also earned the Academy's Athlete of the Week honor following the conference meet (Mar. 25)...earned the team's Most Improved Award...NCAA Regional participant on the vault, uneven bars and floor exercise...competed on those three events in every team competition...recorded a career-best score of 9.800 to win the floor exercise at Utah State...also equaled that score at UC Davis to take fifth...that score was tied for second on the team in 2013...set a personal-best tally of 9.800 on the uneven bars against Denver, helping Air Force to an Academy-record team score of 48.925...that individual score was tied for third on the team.
FRESHMAN | 2012: USAG All-American (first team) on the floor exercise after placing 10th on that event at the USAG Championships (9.725)...also claimed USAG All-America second-team honors on the vault...earned All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation honors on the vault and floor exercise...earned MPSF Gymnast of the Week on Feb. 21...led the team on the vault with a career-best 9.825...first recorded that score at the Denver Triangular...matched that mark during the team finals at the USAG Championships...also reached the 9.800 mark during four other meets...won the vault title during meets with UC Davis and Seattle Pacific...also tied for first on that event at the Eagle Invitational...tied for the team lead on the floor exercise...scored a 9.800 on that event in the home triangular with Western Michigan and Denver...also recorded that score during the team qualifier at the USAG Championships...posted the team's third-highest score of the season on the uneven bars (9.750) against Western Michigan and Denver.
HIGH SCHOOL | CLUB TEAM: Coppell High School...competed at the club level for Metroplex Gymnastics...coached by Marnie Futch and Gina Quinlan...2009 Level 10 Regional Champion.
PERSONAL: Full name is Jessica Ann Wallander...nickname is "Walle"...daughter of Jim and Rhonda Wallander...has five siblings - Justin, Amanda, Allan, Jaclyn and Adam...Justin is in the Army...majoring in management...served as Honor NCO and Element NCO...loves baking...favorite event is the vault...trained cadets going through Expeditionary Survival and Evasion Training (ESET) and completed Operation Air Force over the summer...member of Cadet Squadron 15.


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Some 200,000 fairy lights twinkle at the Christmas village in front of the town hall and in the town centre. This is a fairytale Christmas village offering an exciting entertainment programme. Every Friday and Sunday, Father Frost, Wendelin the dream elf, the Snow Queen and her icicle, Christmas fairies, Snow Flake, the three Wise Men from the East and many others parade through the village. In more contemplative mood, 'The Alpine Christmas Story' is a Nativity play set in a stable with real farmyard animals. There is a Christmas world specially for children in the Schlosshof.
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Report says fireman deaths caused by "catalogue of organisational systemic failings" (From Cotswold Journal)
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THE deaths of four firefighters in Atherstone-on Stour six years ago were caused by a "catalogue of organisational systemic failings" by Warwickshire Fire and Rescue service, according to a report by the Fire Brigades Union.
The bodies of John Averis, aged 27, Ashley Stephens, 20 and Darren Yates-Badley, 24, were recovered from a vegetable packing plant blaze in Atherstone-on-Stour on November 2, 2007. A fourth firefighter, Ian Reid, 44, died later in hospital.
The fatal accident investigation report summary, released today, highlighted severe problems with, the assessment of risk and planning around it, the quality of information available to the incident commander, the use of breathing apparatus and training, particularly for retained or part-time firefighters.
The union is also working with health and safety specialists from the University of Stirling to review firefighter safety and fatal incidents. The review will report later this year.
In January 2012 Warwickshire County Council entered a guilty plea at a hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court for failing to ensure the health and safety of its employees, and was subsequently fined £30,000.
A copy of the report can be found at http://bit.ly/FBUwarwickshirereport.
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October 25, 2010
Mother Nature has blessed us with many spectacular autumn weekends this year and this past one was no different. Warm temperatures and sunshine have spoiled us on fall weekends this year. As like all things in nature though, balance prevails and we have to pay the piper with soggy work weeks. This week will also deliver some chances for rainfall, but the warm temperatures stick around. The first chance for rain will come later today as a cold front swings through. Expect showers and maybe thunderstorms to develop this evening and overnight. Tomorrow will provide a partly sunny break with more rain possible tomorrow night into Wednesday morning as another front pushes through. The second front will do more to cool things down as the jetstream dips southward and a cool Canadian air mass moves into the Commonwealth. The setup for today looks like this:
The warm air ahead of today's front will really not leave until late this week. Temperatures should remain in the 70s through Wednesday and even Thursday doesn't look that cool. Friday and Saturday will be much cooler, but still sunny. October is usually a dry and sunny month, but so far our rainfall is above normal. I'll take the nice weekends with rain during the week any month of year. I'll also take 70s in late October.
The National Weather Service has released their winter outlook for 2010-2011. I'll have more on that later this week. Stay tuned!


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The Hungarian translation of A Course in Miracles is now available on our Online Store: This makes 22 translations.
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One last yahoo - Patrick Heuscher (left) and Stefan Kobel of Switzerland
The Medallists and the Presenters
Podium (left to right) Reckerman, Dieckmann, Heuscher, Kobel, Emanuel and Ricardo
A final wave (left to right), Reckerman, Dieckmann, Heuscher, Kobel, Emanuel and Ricardo
Celebrating a Swiss win
The podium (left to right), Reckerman, Dieckmann, Heuscher, Kobel, Emanuel and Ricardo
Gold medallists - Patrick Heuscher (left) and Stefan Kobel of Switzerland
Silver medallists - Jonas Reckerman (left) and Markus Dieckmann of Germany
Bronze medallists - Emanuel Rego (left) and Ricardo Santos of Brazil
Thank you - Patrick Heuscher (left) and Stefan Kobel of Switzerland
Stefan Kobel (1) salutes the crowd while Patrick Heuscher rests
Swiss Success - Stefan Kobel (1) and Patrick Heuscher
Switzerland's Stefan Kobel continues his flight
Stefan Kobel of Switzerland stretches for the ball
At the net - Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher (left) against Jonas Reckermann of Germany
Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher receives the ball
Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher stretches for the ball
Stefan Kobel of Switzerland in the sand
Markus Dieckmann (1) of Germany on the attack
Jonas Reckermann (yellow top) of Germany against Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher
Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher (left) at the net against Markus Dieckmann of Germany
Swiss fans on their feet
Jonas Reckermann (left) of Germany at the net against Patrick Heuscher of Switzerland
Patrick Heuscher (left) of Switzerland attempts block against Markus Dieckmann of Germany
Gold medal action in the Alps
Swiss fans watching pre-gold medal game events
The Balloons fly in Gstaad
Brazilian Olympian Ricardo Santos (left) hits against Benjamin Insfran
Brazilian Emanuel Rego prepares to bump set
Marcio Araujo (right) and Emanuel Rego of Brazil
Marcio Araujo of Brazil sets
Beach Volleyball Brazilian-style in the Alps
Marcio Araujo (right) and Emanuel Rego of Brazil
Benjamin Insfran with a Brazilian bump
Markus Dieckmann of Germany sets
A thinking Benjamin Insfran of Brazil
Marcio Araujo of Brazil goes for the ball
Brazil's Marcio Araujo (right) hits cross court
Benjamin Insfran of Brazil in the sand
A bump set by Jonas Reckermann of Germany
Brazilian Marcio Araujo goes for the ball
Marcio Araujo of Brazil sets
Jonas Reckermann (left) of Germany against Marcio Araujo of Brazil
Swiss fans watch the action
Germany's Jonas Reckermann (left) and Marcio Araujo of Brazil
Jonas Reckermann (right) of Germany receives
Stefan Kobel (white hat) hugs Patrick Heuscher after a Swiss semi-final win
Stefan Kobel lays in the sand after a Swiss win over Brazil
Stefan Kobel of Switzerland stretches for the Mikasa
Swiss hands in action
Emanuel Rego of Brazil bumps the ball
Patrick Heuscher of Switzerland sets
Brazil's Emanuel Rego after a key point
Stefan Kobel of Switzerland receives a serve
Emanuel Rego of Brazil (right) at the net with Patrick Heuscherl of Switzerland
Yahoo! - Swiss' Sascha Heyer
Argentina's Mariano Baracetti (left) with Sascha Heyer of Switzerland at the net
Switzerland's Sascha Heyer digs
Martin Conde of Argentina bumps
Sascha Heyer of Switzerland hits against Martin Conde of Argentina
Center court action in Gstaad
Stefan Kobel of Switzerland bump sets
TV cameraman during technical timeout
Yellow card by Darryl Friesen of Canada
Martin Laciga of Switzerland with the stare
Swiss at the net - Martin Laciga (left) block attempts against Patrick Heuscher
Brazil's Emanuel Rego receives
The action in the center of Gstaad
Switzerland's Sascha Heyer (No. 1) at the net against Ricardo Santos of Brazil
Markus Egger of Switzerland (right) hits against Emanuel Rego of Brazil
Mark Williams of Australia with his Mikasa
Aussie Mark Williams dives for the ball
Julien Prosser of Australia in action
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More Paul Laciga of Switzerland
Paul Laciga of Switzerland in the sand for the Mikasa
Sascha Heyers of Switzerland bumps sets with Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil watching
Markus Egger of Switzerland (left) against Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil
Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil receives
Markus Egger of Switzerland gets excited
Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil blocks Markus Egger of Switzerland
Sascha Heyer of Switzerland receiving
Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil attempts to block Markus Egger of Switzerland
Beach Volleyball Plaza entertainment
Martin Laciga sets
Martin Laciga of Switzerland goes for the black against France's Mathieu Hamel
Mathieu Hamel of France attempts to block Swiss Paul Laciga
Paul Laciga of Switzerland on the reception
I am the one - Benjamin Insfran of Brazil
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Tarjei Skarlund of Norway serving
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Hannes Wyder of Switzerland receiving with Julien Dougoud moving
Japanese referee Takashi Fujii at the net
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Another absurd bill written by people that don't understand economics. If women are unjustly underpaid, then why don't you start a company entirely consisting of women, and outcompete the rest?
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Thomas Gaylord Munnell, formerly of 84 Constitution Blvd., Fredonia, passed away at 5 p.m. Friday, April 23, 2010, in Avalon Springs, Coolspring Township, where he had been a resident for the past several years. He was 77.
Mr. Munnell was born Nov. 29, 1932, in Mercer, a son of Clifford and Francis King Munnell.
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3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
11-28-2011 22:43:16 | More by brandoman63
4.28/5 rDev +13.5%
Last brewed in 2006, this beer has been cellaring for quite a while. Big shout out to Jason who hooked me up with this. I first had Vintage Ale at the Vintage in Madison and was just freaking out about how good it was. Unfortunately, it was discontinued and I never got another stab at it - until now.
This beer is just as I remember it - dangerously delicious (8.5% ABV). It's rather sweet, and would not work as a session beer but there is something dry in the finish that helps balance this a bit. I don't really know how to describe the taste - maybe like a mega weiss beer? The category "Belgian strong ale" loosely means, "it's strong?" Whatever - it is really good.
It's great and I wish it would come back. Glad I got another chance to taste it.
12-15-2010 06:45:12 | More by seeswo
4.05/5 rDev +7.4%
GLASS: Sam Adams Perfect Pint Glass
TEMP: Cellared @ approx 55 degrees
This is a medium copper/amber color with some light golden highlights around the outer edges. A this head of fizzy foam appears and quickly dissipates, leaving slight surface patching. Lacing is good, but very slick.
This smells like a bushel of very ripe apples with a ton of raisins thrown in. Sweet, rich maltiness. Notes of brown sugar and english butter toffee. Very slight metallic notes.
The big, rich malt notes are right out front, as far as flavor goes. The apples and golden raisins are much more well balanced here. Golden brown sugar with very light traces of a pecan-like nuttiness, remeniscent of the top of a pecan pie. Great bread-like yeastiness.
The presence of metal is completely forgotten.
Medium body on this one with a mild-to-light level of carbonation. It is extremely smooth and has a tiny bit of creaminess, which is nice.
A touch on the thin side, I think, but still good.
The nose had me a little bit concerned that maybe this one had gone too long. The taste brought me right back around, though. Very tasty, indeed. The 8.50%abv is not detected in the taste or nose but does provide a nice warming effect.
03-22-2010 02:43:44 | More by coldmeat23
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
This bottle is almost 4 years old, so take that for what it's worth.
Time hasn't treated this bottle so well, but it's not terrible.
Crystalline amber, a skim forms quickly and fades, leaving an almost still beverage. It looks more like an old ale, or barleywine. A few lazy bubbles escape to the surface.
Smells like an old English ale, musty and stale. Lightly sweet and bready, hints of what used to be toffee and fruit, now faded.
Dried fruit flavors, sweet maltiness, a bit of weird candle wax oxidation. Alcohol is felt but muted somewhat. The feel is rich and syrupy, and it's sippable. In conclusion, this seems to be heading downhill, but from other reviews there may be better preserved samples out there. This was stored 3+ years in a cool dark cellar.
01-13-2010 03:41:29 | More by emerge077
4.13/5 rDev +9.5%
Found this at Viking Village in Baraboo in the sampler section.
Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into an imperial.
Pours a honey color with an impressive murkiness that hints at bottle conditioning, even though I decanted the bottle expecting that. No floaties but a thick cloud. Head is small and sticks well after it settles.
Aroma is of malty booze. Like a mixed vodka drink boozey. Smells of estery phenolic alcohol, very strong. the aroma almost scares me to take a sip. Bourbon is what I smell.
Flavor starts with butterscotch. Straight up butterscotch candy with plenty of sweet candy sugar. Middle is slightly bitter like there are hops there that are scared to show themselves because the booze will beat them up. there is cream on the middle ina explosive characer. Toffee and vanilla ice cream. Finishes extremely alcoholic and slightly bitter.
Mouthfeel is middle of the road. Quite enough carbonation to handle the sweet malt and tame the alcohol.
According to the style guide I have to give props to this one. A lot of beers of this style are over hopped in my opinion, but this one strikes the balance. Not refreshing, but warming and substantial.
04-09-2009 00:56:06 | More by wheatyweiss
4.05/5 rDev +7.4%
12oz bottle received from beerbeagle as an extra in a trade. Thanks, Randy!
A: In my 22oz snifter,the Capital Vintage Ale sits a rather gorgeous shade of orange-red with some orange highlights. There's a thin off-white head that recedes to a ring rather quickly. Quite appealing in this glass
S: Rich, malty and sweet, this beer is pretty swell. Figs, honey, candy and an almost apricot-like sweetness. While the aromas are present, I wish they were a little richer. As it warms up, there's an aroma of leafy hops that comes up - rather intriguing
T: Pretty impressive! There's a ton of malt complexity with a lot of fruitiness - figs, apricots - some honey, floral sweetness. Mid-palate, some hop character becomes apparent but does not get in the way of the malt flavors. Finishes mildly hoppy with a pleasing sweetness
M: The mouthfeel is pretty awesome. medium-to-full in body with a soft and gentle carbonation and a pleasing finish
D: It's sad that they ain't brewing this anymore 'cos this one's a winner!
02-22-2009 21:52:35 | More by DefenCorps
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4.13/5 rDev +9.5%
Had this at a friend's house today. He brought it back from a trip to Wisconsin. Poured from a 12 oz bottle.
Appearance: Surprisingly vivid burnt orange color, noticeable haziness, very little head that died down quickly, leaving only a little lacing.
Smell: Very sweet, with honey notes and butterscotch. No noticeable hop aroma.
Taste: As with the smell, sweetness ruled with the taste. Lots of caramel flavor with very little bitterness to balance it, though there was a hint of carmelized ginger present. I didn't realize that the ABV was as high as it was.
Mouthfeel: Thick, almost syrupy.
Drinkability: This was a surprisingly good beer from a brewery that I had never even heard of before. I would have been happy to have another.
02-17-2009 05:00:44 | More by BitterLover
3.95/5 rDev +4.8%
12oz bottle.
Poured a medium and hazy orange color wtih an average sized off white head. Aromas of melon rinds, fruity, grains, caramel, and spicy. Tastes of caramel, sweet malts, fruity, and citrus. Light alcohol in the finish.
Notes from: 11/21/07
01-18-2009 01:36:46 | More by hopdog
4.15/5 rDev +10.1%
Thanks SkyDoc, who kept this one in his cellar for almost two years. Based on my impression and prior ratings, I can only imagine this aged extremely well.
Rich reddish to copper in color, with a small but nice light tan head. Very nice malty aroma, loads of caramel but also honey, fruits, and an estery note.
Nearly full bodied, mostly sweet, caramelized and fruity, but alcohol spiciness makes frequent appearances, and it mamanges to end somewhat dry. Very good.
09-07-2008 03:16:59 | More by brdc
South Carolina
4.47/5 rDev +18.6%
I got this one as an extra in a trade recently and did not really know much about it and to be honest had not even heard of it or the brewery, but those are my favorite kinds of beers! The 12oz bottle was served slightly colder then cellar temperature and poured into a nonic pint glass. A nice, warm, orange tinted amber color emerged from the bottle. A good bit of cloudiness and haze mixed in, not enought to detract or obscure but enough to get you to take notice. A large two inch head of white foam then emerged over the top and settled down very quickly leaving behind nothing but a thin crown around the sides and a naked top, now noticeable side glass lace, but it still looked rather nice.
The aroma was very sweet. Loads of caramel and honey were the doninant notes, and it ws clear right away that this was going to be a malty beast. Some light, frui aromas coming through as it warmed. The feel hand an almost syrup like consistency and an almost candy like sweetness. Loads of candy apple and caramel flavors, with a touch of a citrus punch toward the finish. Long lasting sweet flavor that I could still taste that nice candy like tone long after it was gone. For over 8% there was not a chance you could pick that up, though I could feel it after it was done.
Overall this was a very nice beer. A good english style barleywine that really snuck up on me as I was not expecting it to be as good as it ws. Too bad it was a one off as I could see myself having this one again some day.
05-29-2008 01:08:42 | More by mikesgroove
3.55/5 rDev -5.8%
Thanks to BeerTruth for this one.
Pours a cloudy, somewhat hazed orangeish amber color. About one finger of off-white head which is quite creamy. Keeps a thin lace but doesn't leave much stick.
Smells of caramel malt with some vague fruitiness. Pretty sweet nose with a hint of alcohol.
Taste starts off boozy and then has some caramel sweetness and a butterscotch like flavor. Also some toffee flavor. Some bitter hops provide a little balance through the finish, although beyond a light and indistinct fruity flavor bitterness is all the hops seem to provide.
Quite a thick, chewy mouthfeel, oily and smooth.
Pretty decent beer. Worth a shot.
05-21-2008 19:29:56 | More by number1bum
4.22/5 rDev +11.9%
Got this one in a variety sixer from Amy's Cheese and wine in Stanley Wisconsin. It was one of 6 Wisconsin beers I've never had, sampled over the weekend. Review is from notes I took Friday and Saturday May 9th and 10th.
Poured a dark hazy amber color with a very small head and light lacing.
Smell was malty and slightly hoppy. Taste was much the same. It was malty sweet but was very nicely balanced by the bitter hops. Alcohol taste was barely noticeable for its strength.
This beer reminded me of a good English ESB only slightly sweeter.l Excellent brew and would love to have to have again. I hope this one doesnt stay retired.!
05-12-2008 00:45:15 | More by KeefD
3.35/5 rDev -11.1%
Appearance: Pours a lightly hazy, amber body with a small, white head.
Smell: Sweet-smelling caramel apples. Hints of citrus fruits and yeast.
Taste: Sweetish caramel maltiness offset by some apple and melon fruit juiciness and a medium hop bitterness. Hint of citrus. Slight yeastiness. More of the same until the drying finish. Some light hints of alcohol at the end.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: Decent enough for one going around at least.
05-10-2008 01:16:33 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.7/5 rDev -1.9%
Pours orange/red in color with a small tan head. Average lacing and average carbonation. Smells of fruity hops dominate. Taste is very hoppy with a ton of citrus. The high 9.5% ABV is very well hidden. Very tasty beer is fairly good and worth a try!!!
05-04-2008 04:39:29 | More by ATLbeerDog
3.3/5 rDev -12.5%
A - Orange-brown cloudy body with minimal head. The pour is very thick.
S - The scent has a nice combination of malt and hops. There's a hint of pumpkin but not spiced.
T - The flavor, unlike the aroma, has a certain spice to it. It starts out with malt and moves to a hoppy finish. The spice is prevalent throughout.
M - The feel is very important to this brew. It brings out the spice, malt and hop flavors. There is an obvious and potent alcohol texture present.
~ I've only consumed about an eighth of this beer so far and I can already feel the 'HEAD'. It's a dizzy and firm buzz, which I must admit, is quite intriguing. I don't know if I could drink more than one or two in a sitting.
04-29-2008 02:04:36 | More by cdkrenz
New York
4.53/5 rDev +20.2%
12 oz bottle poured into a tulip. pours a reddish amber with a single finger of off white head that is reduced to a soapy rim within a minute.
aroma is very malty, with a distinct caramel and bready character, rather sharp in the nose. a light fruity character forms a base, with notes of apple and grape. almost resembles a boozy belgian dubbel with a considerable amount of malt.
taste is heavy on the malts as well, with the same caramel character, much smoother on the palate, and a similar fruity base of apple and grape. there is a notable difference between the aroma and taste, with the latter much more mellow and smooth.
mouthfeel is full bodied with a creamy texture and a smooth finish. exceptional.
drinkabliity is good. though this brew comes with a mildly high alcoholic tag (8.5% APV), one would never know it while sipping it. wonderfully crafted brew. it is a shame they will not be brewing it again. cheers!
04-11-2008 01:37:00 | More by botham
3.3/5 rDev -12.5%
I enjoyed this beer from the comfort of my own living room while enjoying some lime-grilled chicken. Poured from the bottle to a standard pint glass.
Appearance: Cloudy-amber in color with very little head at all.
Smell: Not much going on here. Not sure if there was something wrong with my snout or not, but I only detected a slight hint of fruitiness.
Taste: Malty, bread notes and a little too sweet for my liking.
Mouthfeel: full-bodied
Drinkability: This was given to me as a gift, so I'm not really sure how long it was sitting around. It was too sweet for my liking. I would give it a shot again though, and based on the other reviews, let it warm up longer than I did this time around.
04-07-2008 23:54:30 | More by nsmartell
4.22/5 rDev +11.9%
Poured from the 'fridge a little too cold and set it aside to warm for a minute or two.
While it warmed, the two-fingered medium-tan head fell rather rapidly, leaving behind a good bit of lacing around the edge of the glass, and just a thin layer of head atop the tawny golden-amber beverage inside. While still cold, the nose on this one was fairly assertive, and although whatever hops were used are no doubt softer now there was a faint rush of floral hops to complement the pungent yeast, rich darker malts, and even wheat malts (?) that emanated from the drinking vessel. This is a lot sturdier than I was expecting, and as such I expect it's survived the two years (?*) since it was bottled.
Hazey in the best possible way, and lightly boozy.
On the first taste I'm tasting a sweet, sharp, pungent brew
that still has legs left in it. Definitely fruity, there are pineapple, plum, pear, and marzipan notes here, and the alcohol is gently-warmimg.
As it warms a little more and mellows in the glas, I'm getting just the sliughtest hint of bitterness, alkong with notes of cherry and raspberry, accompanied by just a hint of fusel alcohol in the aromatics. Sweet, cloyingly-treacly-sweet even, but I can't find myself putting this down to, it's very drinkable.
As noted, the spice of the hops didn't quite survive the last year, and no doubt the American palate crave hops (especially high-alpha hops) in a way that the English palate does not, but this is giving me all the impression of an imported British strong / Old ale. Some might find this one to be one-dimensional and "simple", but even with a year on it I'd say this is a more than worthwhile tipple. I'm sorry that my review isn't more elaborate here, but sometimes it's time to put aside the easy criticism and just enjoy the ride.
Hardly a wasted effort on the part of Kirby and his crew.
* date code on my single is partially worn-off.
03-27-2008 20:21:07 | More by Chaz
3.58/5 rDev -5%
Harvest orange with a subtle apple red blush. The mousse-like cap (darker than aged ivory and lighter than ecru) melts in super slow-motion and graces the glass with sudsy sheets of lace as it does so. Love the look.
The nose probably won't knock anyone's strong ale socks off. On the good side, it's muskily fruity and betrays no hint of alcohol. On the less-than-good side, it's underpowered and is exceedingly simple.
Vintage Ale does taste English... in some indefinable way. I'll give the brewers that much. However, it falls short of great beer because the flavor profile is almost as simple as the nose. It's reminiscent of a full-bodied maibock more than anything else.
Pale malt leads the way, with what tastes like a bit of crystal and/or Munich malt filtering in at the edges (that gives the beer a sugar-crusted, toasted almond vibe). Also appreciated are dark honey, dried apples and a mild background spiciness. Although it improves as it warms, the next highest score isn't justified.
There is enough hop bitterness lurking about (after an estimated 16 months in the bottle) to balance the malt sugars and keep things from becoming too sweet and sticky. Alcohol tickles the tongue and warms the body without seeming hot or harsh in any way. If you have Vintage Ale in your cellar, now would be a good time to start drinking.
The mouthfeel is the highlight. VA is full enough to be pleasureable and light enough to be built for speed. The best of both worlds. Interestingly, I wasn't as enamored with the last few ounces once I focused on the mouthfeel again to confirm earlier impressions.
Vintage Ale is close to good beer without quite getting there. I'm not really sure what the folks at Capital could do to improve things, assuming they plan on brewing it again, but a few well-chosen tweaks could turn this into something worthwhile.
03-19-2008 16:29:09 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.53/5 rDev -6.4%
Appearance: Hazy amber, good head.
Smell: Sweet fruits, grain notes.
Taste: Sweet bread, brown sugar, dark fruit, and a little bit of oxidation.
Mouthfeel: Somewhat coating.
Drinkability: More of a sipper than a session beer.
An interesting beer, reminds me of a English barleywine. Not super sweet, but definitely on the malty side. I think this may have been an old bottle which gave a little of the oxidation flavors.
02-28-2008 22:47:47 | More by Mdog
4/5 rDev +6.1%
A- poured a cloudy orangy amber with a heavy offwhite head that stayed pretty well and settled down to thin film
S- maltiness, crystal malt scents and a light hoppiness in the back. Pretty solid.
T- has a solid heavy malt start with a balanced hop finish, not particuarly bitter but well balanced to the heavy malt. Not quite a barleywine flavor too light and pale maltybase but reminiscent.
M- heavy body, thick body that rolls over the tongue and is good. medium tight carbonation.
D- pretty solid ale
01-12-2008 00:09:01 | More by Atron67
4.15/5 rDev +10.1%
Pours a hazy amber, rust wirth small and slow bubbles. No head at all. The aroma is a malty prune, christmas bread aroma with a hint of alcohol. The beginning is a warm fruit flavor with a hint of nuts and brown sugar and mild bitterness to finish. Medium sweetness with a little syrup and alcoholic warmth. Not cloying though.
01-03-2008 04:55:23 | More by scruffwhor
3.98/5 rDev +5.6%
12 oz bottle. The beer is a muddled orange color with a finger of off-white head that falls to a full coating over top. The clarity is marginal and the carbonation is lifeless. The aroma is exceptionally bready, toasty, and raisin fruity. It smells really nice, if a little more towards the fruityness than I would want. Taking a sip, I find a very good balance between the beady character and the fruity raisin quality. The bready character is really really good here. Mouthfeel is moderate with a very fine carbonation. I think that works well with the flavor profile, as it keeps there from being a bite from the CO2, and I think that would detract from the flavors. Overall, I enjoy this. The aroma is not as balanced as the flavor, but I feel this one is a winner for sure.
11-17-2007 03:07:49 | More by kmpitz2
3.6/5 rDev -4.5%
Somewhat muddled in the characters that define the beer; mixed with good and bad attributes, but combined in such a way that made the experieance rather pleasurable. Looks muddy with copper, oragne, and rust colors falling over a hazy weizen appearance. Aromas of ripe fruit (peaches and appricots) jump out right before a big malty scent overtakes the beer. Light alcohols, sulfer, and oxidation are also evident in the nose. Tastes big on maltiness, but with some additional heavy sweetness (raw honey) that does not rest well. Decorated with peaches, pears, appricots, and apples make a juicy sensation. Papery oxidation comes through in the finish with a moderate bittering hoppiness. Feels heavy because of sweetness, but still light for a Strong Ale. Lacks depth, character, and togetherness to rival top spots for the style. Though problematic, it's still a pretty good beer.
09-02-2007 18:17:16 | More by BEERchitect
3.68/5 rDev -2.4%
procured at woodman's west in the greater mad city area.
peachy orange color, quite cloudy and sparsely covered. this beer really leaves no lacing save a few slow-moving bubbles which separate and slide leisurely down the glass. upon first whiff, my intrigue turns to homespun comfort. well, this smells nice and biscuity... and there's traces of honey, almond paste, and fresh-baked whole wheat bread in the nose. yeah, when i taste it.. well, it's no old ale. it fits in with the flavor profile of their big lagers (eisphyre, autumnal fire). sweet without lingering abrasiveness. a bit drier in the finish, and very drinkable. light toffee with bready notes, apricot skins and a bit of pepper. i usually like more complexity when i feel like drinking an old ale, but then again, i dislike most old ales. drinking this beer is like overcoming a fear by facing it and realizing it was alot easier than you thought.
i am somewhat glad that this was not an in-your-face, rotten fruit, port and charred wood flavored old ale. this beer is closer to southampton 10th than, say, north coast in its sweet/smooth personality.
08-15-2007 05:56:06 | More by goodbyeohio
Vintage Ale from Capital Brewery
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When Shu Yang, SOM '15, was an undergraduate studying molecular biology, he was enlisted to work in a homeless shelter that was run by his Harvard classmates. That experience not only changed the course of his education, it could well change the lives of others.
Yang, who has just finished his first year of medical school, was recently awarded a Schweitzer Fellowship from the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship. The year-long fellowship, according to ASF President Lachlan Forrow, MD, "simultaneously promotes Schweitzer's legacy and addresses a critical gap in today's health care landscape by equipping emerging professionals with the tools to address not only critical health issues but also the social determinants of health."
It would be hard to imagine a population whose health is more impacted by social determinants than the homeless. While volunteering at the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter, Yang was encouraged to not only serve the guests, but to talk with them. This was a life changing experience for him. It was during these discussions, free of social stigma, that Yang came to understand just how isolated the homeless guests were from the services they need. This was also when Yang realized that his love of science and his desire to serve were compatible with a career in medicine. He was drawn to UMass Medical School because of its mission-based focus on serving the underserved.
Through his Schweitzer Fellowship project, Yang proposes to help meet the medical needs of the homeless population in Worcester by establishing an evening foot clinic at the Greater Worcester Housing Connection (formerly the People in Peril/PIP shelter). In developing his fellowship proposal, Yang met with Erik Garcia, MD, assistant professor of family medicine & community health and medical director for the Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Project (HOAP), who helped him identify the need and with whom he will work to establish the clinic. Yang is hoping to synchronize hours when the foot care clinic and other health services are available at the shelter in order to optimize care referrals.
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So there's this new fangled place called China that no one really knows anything about...
Within the past month I've experienced a lot of firsts.
First time abroad.
First time living in a different country.
First plane trip. I took 4 at once.
First boat ride.
First train ride.
First subway ride.
I suppose all of these firsts make me sound like sort of a country bumpkin. A hillbilly from the technological age, if you will, but my excuse is simply that I've always had my own car and never needed other ways to travel aside from it until now.
I've moved to China. One of those mysterious Asian countries that everyone talks about but few really experience. I am currently teaching English to college students while I am still yet a college student myself. The experience is nothing short of surreal. Moving to a country whose culture is so vastly different from your own is much like removing Oxygen from your daily intake. How do I breathe? What will I do? How can I survive?
The key, so far, is to not get overwhelmed with such magnanimous questions. I found myself nearly breaking down the first few days from sheer overload. How the hell am I going to survive this??!If you've ever seen the movie, "What About Bob?" you'll know that the key philosophy I'm utilizing here is...baby steps.
For those of you who wish to look it up on a map. I'm currently in Xiangtan, Hunan. This is the birthplace of Chairman Mao. He was one of the major people in China's Communistic movement and has become a folk hero much like George Washington.
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I love the new blog Nate. I am excited to hear more about your travels and experiences in China.
-- Posted by brokenblade on Mon, Oct 1, 2007, at 10:12 AM
Hey, I didn't know you were moving to China! Congratulations! It will be a life changing experience :)
-- Posted by provincemj on Fri, Oct 5, 2007, at 1:53 PM
Holy cow! I don't check in for a while and when I do you're in another country! Jeesh! I thought my three years living in Texas was about as foreign a place as I'm willing to live away from Nebraska. Well, best of luck to you, Nate. I look forward to hearing more.
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