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Nick Bertozzi Talks "Stuffed!"
Wed, October 14th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Acclaimed writer/artist, Nick Bertozzi, talks with CBR News about his new graphic novel, "Stuffed!," his upcoming Lewis and Clark historical fiction comic, his contributions to "The ACT-I-VATE Primer," "Strange Tales," and more.
Glenn Eichler Gets "Stuffed!"
Fri, October 2nd, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Glenn Eichler, an award winning writer on "The Colbert Report," speaks with CBR News about his new graphic novel about family, race and repatriation, "Stuffed!," featuring artwork by Nick Bertozzi.
Patrick McDonnell on "Mutts", Childrens Books & More
Tue, September 29th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
The Reuben and Harvey Award winning cartoonist of "Mutts" talks with CBR News about his work habits, his favorite comics and his new childrens book, "Wag!"
Danica Novgorodoff talks "Refresh, Refresh"
Fri, September 25th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Fresh off her Eisner Award nominated debut graphic novel, "Slow Storm," Danica Novgorodoff speaks with CBR News about her new graphic novel from First Second Books, "Refresh, Refresh."
Kevin C. Pyle's Stray Cats & Superheroes
Fri, September 18th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
"World War 3" and "Blindspot" writer-artist Kevin C. Pyle talks to CBR News about his transition from art galleries to comics shelves, as well as his new Henry Holt graphic novel "Katman" and its many Eastern influences.
Richard Sala Talks "Cat Burglar Black"
Wed, September 16th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Award-winning cartoonist Richard Sala talks to CBR News about his newest project from First Second books, "Cat Burglar Black," about a young orphan who happens to be a master thief.
Cloonan & Cho Talk "K.G.B."
Thu, September 10th, 2009 | Category: Digital Comics
Nineties nostalgia and Korean rap collide in "K.G.B.," a new webcomic by Eisner winner Becky Cloonan and cartoonist Hwan Cho, who talked to CBR News about the epic story of the Korean rap group K.G.B.
"A.D." Star Leo McGovern on Comics & Katrina
Sun, August 30th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
New Orleans' Leo McGovern talks to CBR about Hurricane Katrina, losing all but one of his thousands of comic books, being depicted in Josh Neufeld's "A.D." graphic novel, and returning to New Orleans after the deluge.
Smith Magazine on Katrina & Harvey Pekar
Sat, August 29th, 2009 | Category: Digital Comics
Larry Smith and Jeff Newelt of Smith Magazine talk to CBR about Josh Neufeld's New Orleans book "A.D.", the role that comics play at the magazine, and their new ongoing project with Harvey Pekar.
"A.D.'s" Josh Neufeld on New Orleans After Katrina
Fri, August 28th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
On the 4th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, cartoonist Josh Neufeld talks to CBR about his new nonfiction graphic novel "A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge," just out from Pantheon Books.
Jonathan Rosenberg's Infinite Typewriters
Wed, August 26th, 2009 | Category: Digital Comics
The cartoonist behind "Goats," Jonathan Rosenberg talks to CBR about working more than a decade in the webcomics trenches and the new editions of his strip coming out through Del Rey books.
Renee Lott on "Festering Romance"
Fri, August 7th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Renee Lott talks about how she got into the comics industry and how she got her first big break at Oni Press with the original graphic novel "Festering Romance," available now.
Joëlle Jones Knows Why "You Have Killed Me"
Thu, July 9th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
The artist of the new hardcover graphic novel from Oni Press talks about working with writer Jamie S. Rich, drawing in bars, and the only one of her three upcoming projects that she's allowed to talk about.
Jamie S. Rich Knows Why "You Have Killed Me"
Mon, July 6th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Veteran writer and editor Jamie S. Rich talks to CBR about his new Oni Press graphc novel, working with artist Joëlle Jones, and why writing a mystery isn't that much of a departure for him.
Editing the Best of Simon & Kirby
Wed, July 1st, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Industry veteran Steve Saffel talks to CBR about editing the legendary Joe Simon and assembling a new collection of one of comic's greatest teams, "The Best of Simon & Kirby," now out from Titan Books.
Joan Hilty Talks "Bitter Girl"
Fri, June 19th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
DC Comics editor Joan Hilty talks to CBR about her other job: producing the weekly comic strip "Bitter Girl," the challenges in the media landscape, and the ways that imagination sometimes lags behind real life.
Arnold Pander Talks "Tasty Bullet"
Tue, June 16th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
The writer-artist (and one half of the Pander Bros.) Arnold Pander presents a new vision of the future that's manga-influenced and heavily caffeinated in "Tasty Bullet" from Image Comics. We spoke with him about the book.
Kevin Cannon Talks "T-Minus" & "Far Arden"
Tue, June 9th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Writer/Artist Kevin Cannon talks to CBR about collaborating with Zander Cannon on the just released "T-Minus," about the space race, and striking out on his own with the 288-hour graphic novel "Far Arden" from Top Shelf.
Yang & Kim Team Up on "The Eternal Smile
Thu, June 4th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Two of comics' most acclaimed and award-winning creators team-up on a new collection of stories from First Second Books. CBR sat down with Derek Kirk Kim & Gene Luen Yang to talk about "The Eternal Smile."
Writer Will Murray on the History of Pulp
Mon, May 18th, 2009 | Category: Comic Books
Pulp author and historian Will Murray talks to CBR about new reprints from Sanctum Books, how "The Whisperer" is Commissioner Gordon and actor James Cagney, the new Lester Dent novel and much more.


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4.45/5 rDev +23.6%
(Tomlinson Tap Room). Poured a very nice semi-deep golden color with excellent head and lacing. Very strong sweet scent, very malty, with a tiny bit of spice underneath. An excellent lager beer, with huge malt sweetness and just a slight spicy hop bite at the end; really not sure if it should be labeled malt liquor, but it is a very nice American lager and the name didn't hurt picking a style. Overall it's a great American lager beer, like what the macros brew, but good. Went down quite smoothly.
11-04-2011 00:20:26 | More by JamesS
4/5 rDev +11.1%
11-28-2011 22:31:00 | More by jisom123
4/5 rDev +11.1%
02-17-2012 21:13:51 | More by LittleLo
4/5 rDev +11.1%
01-13-2013 20:34:32 | More by MordorMongo
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11-27-2011 23:14:18 | More by jale
3.98/5 rDev +10.6%
Poured from 32oz growler.
A- Pours a clear golden straw yellow color. One finger white head shows good retention leaving light spotty lacing on the sides of the glass as it falls back into the beer.
S- Not like a typical malt liquor. This has a smoothness to it that most macro malt liquors seem to forget about. Nice mix between barley and corn grainy adjuncts. Hints of a grassy like hop in the middle. There is a mix between corn and yeast in the ending which smooths out any sort of alcohol that I am smelling.
T- This tastes like what a malt liquor made with care should taste like. The front end of this beer is dominated by the barley and corn adjuncts. The middle of the beer shows a balance starting to go on with light grassy hops showing themselves here and there. Backend once again shows off the corn adjuncts but where there is a normal alcohol bite with almost all other malt liquors this one is smoothed out. Hints of yeast in the very end and this one is done.
M- Light mouthfeel. Carbonation is on par for the beer. Light adjuncts and hints of hops are left on the palate. Aftertaste is light alcohol, corn like adjunct, and hint of grassy hop. Clean flavors throughout with everything well put together. No off flavors were present while drinking this one. Light alcohol drying on the palate with each sip.
O- This is a great tasting malt liquor. A lot smoother than pretty much any other one I ahve tried both micro and macro. This is a star in my book and a flavor anyone who brews this style should shoot for. It was actually refreshing and didn't have a hard alcohol bite to it which I expected.
12-09-2011 04:08:42 | More by SmartyPints
3.9/5 rDev +8.3%
On draft at the Tomlinson Tap Room in City Market. I was hoping it would be something akin to Dogfish Head's old, exquisite Liquor De Malt, which was stylistically closer to an America Strong than a AML, with barley adjuncted by artisanal Indian corn. Instead, Colt 444 just a straight-up malt liquor, clear and pale as straw, smelling of light hops, medium barley, and heavy adjunct corn.
At first, this was disappointing. About halfway through my pint, I began to appreciate its artistry. Like Dogfishhead (and unlike lesser craft attempts at the style, like Rogue's), Sun King decided to really focus on the beer's adjunct complexities. The result is an exceptionally smooth barley beginning, crisp corn in the middle, and a just the slightest kiss of yeasty alcohol on the backend.
There really isn't anything wrong with traditional malt liquors as a style, imho, other than that most of them aren't well brewed. Mickey's and Olde English are actually pretty darn decent, like beerirer, more sharply flavorful version of American macros. The hops are an afterthought, but the grain complexities provide enough character to carry the beer, and the slightly elevated alcohol content doesn't impart any bad petrol nodes. Colt 444 is basically the same deal, only the backend is dominated by Sun King's world class yeastmanship.
12-04-2011 23:07:26 | More by mynie
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
12-18-2011 20:22:39 | More by jheiss
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
12-07-2011 19:26:27 | More by CarterSeaton
3/5 rDev -16.7%
01-14-2012 05:25:28 | More by poogas
2.9/5 rDev -19.4%
A: golden crystal clear. It looks crisp & fresh.
S: very sweet & malty, but nothing exciting.
T: light & crisp. Lots of malt, some hops. Honestly, if you didn't tell me it was a malt liquor, id swear I was drinking a lager. Its clean and goes down easy, but nothing exciting.
M: thin bodied & nothing overbearing, but its probably the intended effect.
O: not what I expected, and a little underwhelmed. Its a very good, but plain tasting beer. The place I am at, it is offered at a price that is appropriate for an easy drinking session beer - the perfect summation of this offering. Nowhere near the domestics, but I know Sunking puts out some world class brews
11-29-2011 03:44:15 | More by TroopScoop
2/5 rDev -44.4%
08-15-2014 04:25:12 | More by mabermud
Colt 444 from Sun King Brewing Company
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As an undergraduate, he attended Central Michigan University and graduated with honors. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training and Sports Medicine. While at CMU, Tony had the privilege of working with the collegiate wrestling, softball, football, and volleyball programs. He also worked as a student athletic trainer, for the softball team at St. Joseph University, in Philadelphia, PA.
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FRISCO - After missing the playoffs three years straight, Glen Gulutzan, a rookie head coach in the NHL, finally has the Stars heading in the right direction again.
"We've got really good character and we've got guys who care about winning," Gulutzan said. "I think that's what helps with the buy in. Seven new guys coming in here too, they were trying to fit in quickly so all of a sudden, we've got a little bit of a mesh of a team early."
Goaltender Kari Lehtonen leads the league in wins after recording the best October of his career. He's 7th in save percentage and was recently placed on the All-Star Game ballot.
"He's separating himself from the other number ones in this league as an upper-echelon number one, and I think that's his goal," Gulutzan said. "He's accomplishing it. He wants to be a top guy."
It's all about comfort, to hear it from Lehtonen.
"Of course I've been here for a while now, so everything is more comfortable," the goaltender said. "I feel more comfortable here, so that's good."
Before splitting the last four games on the road, the Stars were leading the Western Conference in points. It's still early in the season, but the Stars have been a pleasant surprise just 16 games into the year.
"It's pretty easy to buy in as a whole group when you're winning hockey games and you can see the results this early on," said Stars left wing Brenden Morrow. "It's a long season, but we're pretty happy with the way things have gone."
Stars defenseman Sheldon Souray is among the seven new players who now call Dallas their home.
"I think they've got a really good young group of defensemen, and I felt I could just come in and maybe provide a little leadership, a little for lack of a better word, a little sandpaper maybe on the back end," Souray said.
It's that gritty play that has Dallas Stars hockey on the rise.
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Spokane, WA - Hillsboro starter Ben Eckels nearly pitched his first complete game in the Northwest League, as the right hander tossed 8 2/3 innings to lead the Hops to a 2-1 victory over the Spokane Indians in front of 3,827 fans on Senior Night presented by Fairwinds Spokane and NOW 105.7.
David Ledbetter pitched a season-high six innings, allowing two runs and striking out one. He gave up six hits, four of which came in the second when the Hops scored both runs with the bases loaded. Abel De Los Santos relieved Ledbetter in the seventh innings, and tossed two innings of scoreless relief while striking out three batters. Keone Kela pitched a perfect ninth.
Janluis Castro, a 2013 Northwest League All Star, collected two hits on the night to help raise his batting average to .257. Castro also scored the Indians' only run, as Gabe Roa knocked him in with an RBI single in the third.
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Melanie White | May 1, 2013 | Comments
Last week, Hyundai apologized for an ad that featured a man attempting to commit suicide in his garage with exhaust fumes from one of its SUVs. A week later and despite Hyundai's efforts to cover its tracks, the video ads are still going strong.
Last week, Hyundai apologized for an ad that featured a man attempting to commit suicide in his garage with exhaust fumes from one of its SUVs. A week later and despite Hyundai's efforts to cover its tracks, the video ads are still going strong.
The supposed idea behind the ad was that the SUV, an iX35, runs on hydrogen rather than gas or diesel, and emits only water vapor so the man was unable to kill himself.
The ad provoked protest from Holly Brockwell, a freelance copywriter in the UK, who used her blog to ask Hyundai to remove the ad. Her blog describes how her father (pictured below) committed suicide in a similar way that was portrayed in the ad:
"When your ad started to play and I saw the beautifully-shot scenes of taped-up car windows with exhaust feeding in, I began to shake. I shook so hard that I had to put down my drink before I spilt it," she wrote.
Brockwell's blog soon became more viral than the ad itself and sparked uproar all over Twitter.
How the hell did @hyundai think making light of suicide would sell cars? What am I missing? ow.ly/kqNZr— Gregg Tilston ✈ (@greggtilston) April 25, 2013
Hyundai apologized the same day stating that the ad was created by the automotive brand's European advertising agency Innocean Europe.
"Hyundai Motor deeply and sincerely apologizes for the offensive viral ad. The ad was created by an affiliate advertising agency, Innocean Europe, without Hyundai's request or approval. It runs counter to our values as a company and as members of the community. We are very sorry for any offense or distress the video caused. More to the point, Hyundai apologizes to those who have been personally impacted by tragedy."
Reports suggest that Brockwell first saw the ad when a colleague posted it on Twitter. However according to a spokesperson from Hyundai Motor America, it is not clear how or where the ad originally appeared. "To the best of our knowledge it was never on any Hyundai website or Hyundai YouTube outlet".
Since the debacle, the ad cited in Brockwell's blog has been taken down and has instead been replaced with a message that reads "This video is no longer available due to a trademark claim by a third party."
Concurrently, Hyundai released another comment: "Hyundai understands that the video has caused offence. We apologize unreservedly. The video has been taken down and will not be used in any of our advertising or marketing."
It seems the automotive brand is using all of its efforts to bring multiple copyright challenges to YouTube and anyone who tries to show the video. Sadly for them, it seems that their battle (and legal expenses) might be tested for a while longer as the ad can still be found in numerous places. Just type 'Hyundai suicide ad' into YouTube and you'll see.
Both Hyundai Europe and Innocean Europe declined to comment.
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"I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know - the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve."
- Albert Schweitzer
Being able to serve and help others is most rewarding. Volunteering in a soup kitchen has opened my eyes to what the real world really is. Most of the people who go to soup kitchens need everyday things that we sometimes take for granted like meals, showers, warm clothes, and someone who cares about us. It's very rewarding to hear a warm "Thank you," accompanied by a comforting smile because you have done something as simple as serving them a plate of food or a cup of lemon tea or orange juice.
It's amazing that few requirements are necessary to work in a soup kitchen, yet the rewards are endless. The desire to serve and the virtue of caring about others and knowing that regardless of a person's status, everyone is equal and should be treated that way, are the most appreciated and important qualities. The task of serving the food can be learned and perfected. Getting attached to the people you serve and work with is inevitable. It's almost impossible to forget the children. While you are serving them juice, you wonder about their future, what will become of them? You often wonder if the older people have family members who are out there searching for them, and where they spend their days and nights.
Volunteering in a soup kitchen is not just another community service, it's a reality check. You are welcomed into a world that, because of luck, is unfamiliar to you. In a soup kitchen you are helping both other people and yourself by giving their lives and yours a little more meaning. fl
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UNION COUNTY, NC (WBTV) - Six weeks before investigators pulled the body of Union County teenager Phylicia Barnes from a Maryland river, Barnes' sister applied for a restraining order against the man who was reportedly the last person to see the teen alive.
According to Baltimore District Court records, Deena Barnes, Phylicia's half-sister, applied for the order against her former boyfriend Michael Johnson.
She tried to obtain the restraining order because she felt Johnson had been harassing her after the couple's break-up, her father Russell told WBTV.com.
The pair had been in the midst of the ending their ten year relationship in the last week of December 2010. At the time, Johnson was in the process of moving out of the couple's northwest Baltimore apartment.
Phylicia Barnes, 16, who was staying with her half-sister at that apartment for Christmas, disappeared December 28.
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On March 7, Maryland District Court Judge Shannon Avery denied the request for the restraining order saying there was "no threat and no actual harassment," court records show.
Forty-four days later, crews working on the Conowingo Dam in Harford County, Maryland discovered the teen's body floating in the Susquehanna River.
Investigators have not revealed the results of Barnes' autopsy, only saying the teen was the victim of homicide.
Federal search warrant applications also linked to sister's ex-boyfriend
On May 10, FBI Special Agent Jacqueline Dougher filed three applications for search warrants seeking evidence of "Sexual Exploitation of Children" and "Distribution and Possession of Child Pornography" from several email accounts and Facebook profile account numbers, federal court records show.
The applications were initially sealed, and later unsealed on June 30.
One of the Facebook account numbers links to Phylicia Barnes' profile. At least three of the email accounts contain the teen's name or a variation of it. Of those three, one account also links to the teen's MySpace Page, WBTV has confirmed.
Two of the other email accounts in the warrant applications show connections to Johnson. Of the two, one links to a MySpace page bearing the same name as Johnson.
The other, however, links to a MySpace page of a 19-year-old Maryland man who claims to be Michael Johnson's brother. Posted to that MySpace page are pictures of Deena Barnes and Michael Johnson, WBTV has also confirmed.
The case file containing those warrant applications have since been ordered to be sealed by United States Magistrate Judge Beth P. Gesner.
It was not immediately clear when or why the file was re-sealed, nor was it known what potential evidence or information the FBI may have discovered from the accounts they wanted to search.
Baltimore FBI field office spokesperson Rich Wolf declined to comment Friday, referring questions to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Baltimore.
A representative from the U.S. Attorney's office said she could not comment on the file.
Barnes Family concerned over lack of arrests
Hundreds of Barnes relatives and friends signed an online petition recently expressing their concern over the lack of arrests in the case.
"Baltimore police have stated on-air they believe they are the one of the best police departments in this country and have promised 'closure' to the Barnes and Sallis family in Phylicia's death. Her family cannot have 'closure' without 'justice'," the petition said, which by the morning of September 2 has received more than 800 signatures.
"No one should think for a minute that this investigation has been suspended or is any less important to the Maryland State Police than it was the day Phylicia's body was recovered," Maryland State Police Spokesperson Greg Shipley told WBTV.
No one has yet been named as a suspect in the death of Barnes.
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Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas
DALLAS — Managers of the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas are making plans to get their roof fixed after part of it collapsed Saturday evening under the weight of heavy rain.
The facility at 209 East Jefferson Boulevard in Oak Cliff features a clinic, job center, and other social services for Native Americans.
Volunteers were there all evening cleaning up the damage.
"Inside the ceiling totally dropped down, so you see the sky looking through the windows," said UITC CEO Rodney Stapp. "When it dropped, it busted out all our front windows."
Clients of the center who have appointments for Monday will be referred to another location.
Parts of North Texas received up to 4 inches of rain during Saturday's downpour. Many streets were inundated at the peak of the storm, and several cars in a parking garage at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas were flooded.


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By: Liz Tufts
We've heard plenty of stories about anger and frustration over poor snow removal, but in a Fall River neighborhood it's all praise.
These days, when 18–year–old Bryan Rodgers isn't in school, you'll most likely see a shovel in his hands. "Ever since I was young I liked shoveling, " says Bryan Rodgers.
And that couldn't be more true during the blizzard of 2013. The day after the blizzard hit, Bryan lost power inside his Fall River home. So he ventured outside. The first stop— his neighbors home on Buffinton Street. "It was a tremendous amount of work, " says CJ Ferry.
Way too much for CJ Ferry to handle on his own. He has a bad leg, so Bryan stepped in. "He was waking up the street and he didn't ask for money as of matter of fact he made the comment you don't have to pay me which stunned me because normally that's all that kids want, " says Ferry.
Bryan and CJ set off on a mission. After they cleared away Ferry's property. Bryan Rodgers kept walking and shoveling. As the hours ticked on, the temperatures dropped. But Bryan never slowed down. He cleared away an entire block of snow from the sidewalk, including outside the homes of several elderly neighbors who couldn't do it on their own.
A random act of kindness from one teen, hat ended up bringing a neighborhood together one shovel at a time. "It made me feel really good it's not about the money just about someone saying you did a good job it makes you feel good inside, " says Rodgers.


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News: Future Defends Rejecting Lil Wayne's "Tony Montana" Guest Feature Request
Wednesday, Nov 9, 2011 11:15AM
Atlanta rapper Future has revealed his decision to roll with Young Money's Drake over Grammy-winning star Lil Wayne for their current smash hit, "Tony Montana" remix.
While Weezy's star power did not go unnoticed, Future said the track would have had a surplus of rap royalty with the Young Money boss on it.
According to Future, not only was Drake vying for a guest spot on the hot track, but his Young Money labelhead Lil Wayne wanted to jump on it, too. "He told me how much of a fan he was of mine and he was like, 'Wayne wants to get on it, too,'" recalls Future, who declined the offer. "I was like, 'Wayne not gonna get on it.' Too many big artists on the song already... That's why I didn't want him and Wayne on the song." (XXL Mag)
Last week, Future described his frustration in Drake's decision to not appear in their song's music video.
"Yeah, but I salute him for even getting on the record," Future said when asked about Drizzy's absence from the "Tony Montana" remix music video. "I wasn't real mad about it but when I first talked to him about it, I told him, 'If you do this, make sure you know what you're doing, this is my baby.' ... It wasn't a shocker because when he did it [the remix], I knew he wasn't going to do it -- just because that's what the music industry has come to. Nobody ain't trying to give nobody a hand and help them push them in the right direction no more than what you're going [in the right direction]. ... It's basically like a slap in my face because [the fans are] like, 'You should have did it with somebody from Atlanta who's gonna get in the video, who want to be a part of your video.' ... I really wanted to give Atlanta something different and it turned out being a slap in my face for it not completing the whole thought." (The Source)
Following the posted video interview, speculation grew over whether or not Drizzy took an indirect shot at Future via Twitter.
"Throw em a bone and they want a steak.," Drake tweeted hours later on November 2nd. (Drake's Twitter)
Recently, Future revealed how he got Drizzy to put his own spin on the record.
"When I was making 'Tony Montana,' it was so far fetched for me to get Drake on the record," explained Future. "They called me and said, 'Drake wants to get on Tony.' We had a long conversation. I sent it to him and he sent it back the same night. 'Tony Montana' is the Scarface movie on wax." (Rap-Up)
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HAMPSTEAD – In Week 5 of the Hampstead Masters Basketball League, Captain Craig Wlodyka's L&M Construction (4-1) knocked off
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The family at Jacksonville University is mourning the loss of alumnus, supporter and friend John Sessions, who passed away early Saturday morning.
A member of JU's first graduating class in 1959, Sessions was a constant at JU sporting events through the years. On May 4, 2007, JU honored Session by naming the baseball stadium after him – forever linking him together with one of his great passions, JU baseball.
"Mr. Sessions was a true gentlemen and friend," said JU director of athletics Alan Verlander. "He had a great passion for JU and everyone here knew Mr. Sessions and had a great love and respect for him. We have lost a true champion for JU and an ambassador for life."
Sessions graduated JU in 1959 with a degree in business administration and founded Bug Out Service in 1963, which is headquartered in the Arlington area of Jacksonville. The business, which has now expanded to six branch offices, is now being run by his son-in-law, Paul Felker, after Sessions retired as President and CEO in 1997.
Sessions and his wife, Elizabeth Carson, first met at Lafayette High School in Mayo, Fla. where he played basketball and baseball and she was Valedictorian of their senior class. After Carson graduated from Florida State and Sessions completed two years in the Army, as well as a year at Troy State, they were married in July of 1957 and moved to Jacksonville in order for Sessions to attend JU. The couple celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary this past summer
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Initialize the solver to an iterate, providing a complete state.
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2010 IPA Worlds, Raw(No Wraps), Elite Amateur Division (100% Drug tested Division).
This was my first raw meet with out knee wraps. Just a belt and wrist wraps per IPA rules. Not even knee sleeves. The meet had a buzz all morning about how tight the squat judging was the day before. First off I will say it was very strict. By strict I mean it was to the rule book. I will say it was a little refreshing to see such high standards at an IPA meet. Of course it sucks to get reds but thats the sport. I will also say the judges were consistent all day and made everyone clearly break parallel for a good lift. And it wasnt the new convoluted Multi ply depth that has become the new accepted parallel. It was the Top of the thigh breaking the top of the knee true parallel (And dont get me wrong I have had my fair share of high squats passed LOL). Even the head judge was throwing reds for depth. That being said, after I realized how the judging was going to be I dropped my opener and adjusted my self to the days depth standard. It cost me some pounds but it cost everyone there a few pounds. As long as its fair and even (which it was) I didnt let it concern me. Luckily for me this was my first time with out wraps so what ever I did was a PR.
I started the day off with a 600 pound squat opener. I had initially thought 650 but after watching the first flight I knew it was best to open light and go deep. I thought I went deep but I was given 3 reds for depth. After that I jumped to 650 and got 2 whites for a good lift. I was relieved to be in the meet but at that moment I knew my goals of hitting 700 today was going to have to wait in order to hit a descent total. After 650 I decided 680 was a good choice. I sat down with it and came up well but was given reds by both side judges. 680 to me felt like a good lift but its the judges call and all you can do is respect the call and move on.
Videos of my squats
600 No lift
650 2 Whites Good Lift
680 No lift for depth.
On the bench things went as planned. I opened with 450 for a good lift and then went to 480 for a 5 lb post injury PR. My shoulder felt great during this lift. The pauses were hefty but again it wasnt anything outside the ordinary. After discussing things with OOT we thought a shot at 500 might be doable. I could pick up some pounds I lost on the squat and be in good position total wise. We were wrong. 500 laid on my chest like a pile of bricks and it didnt move all but an inch. It did feel good to take a shot at 500 again.
450 Opener Good Lift
480 second attempt Good lift
The deadlift came to around 6 hours after I did my first squat. I was a little tired but still felt strong. Warms up went really well and after I pulled 585 for my last one I knew I would get a PR today. I opened with 700 and the dam nest thing happened. I never got a down command. I smoked the weight then stood there for about 7 seconds. After holding the bar I actually began to think the head judges pace maker quit and he might have kicked the bucket. I even though he was having a seizure and locked up. Im not kidding either. 7 seconds is a long time with 700 in your hands and you can think about a lot of things. So in not typical fashion of myself I dropped the bar, shouted a few obscenities and left the platform. I was pissed but it was a no lift due to dropping the bar. My bicep was tingling and I wasnt about to tear it again so I let go. After that the heat was on and I called for 755. If I didnt get this I was out of the meet. I went down grabbed on and yanked that sucker for 3 whites. The best lift I have made to date in my career. For the first time I am closer to 800 then 700 in the deadlift. I must admit I almost got a little teary eyed. In a sport full of let downs this was a big step for me. That may not be hardcore but oh well, Deadlift PRs are special!
700 Opener No lift after dropping the bar out of self preservation
755 Deadlift Good Lift PR
So there you have it. A post injury bench PR and a deadlift PR. I totaled 1885 with just a belt on so Im happy with the end result. I feel capable for more in the squat with out wraps but thats what the next meet is for. After the meet Mark Chaillet threw a piss cup at me and said let me have it LOL. It sucks paying 85 bucks for a drug test though. Thats almost a Keg of Coors. I dont mind though. It is nice to have official drug tested numbers under strict conditions. I do have one problem now though. I went with just a belt and it was very cool just slapping that belt on, hitting some ammonia then squatting. Looks like Ill be doing more meets like this. Dont get me wrong Ill throw the wraps on soon and try to squat something big. But it is nice to know Im not afraid to take it all off and just lift.
I was running off Atlarge Stuff all Day. Before the meet I took 4 Nitor pills, A double shot of Results, and the secret formula. In between lifts I sipped on Nitrean and Opticen to keep hunger at bay. Having my bag full of supps made the day much smoother as Im never hungry at meets but I obviously still need the carbs and prtoein to stay in the meet.
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Outstanding write-up Scott. Congratulations on your meet.
Awesome job Scott! I thought all the squats looked good.
What was the reason for no down command on the first pull?
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I've been victim of a 200 lb misload on the deadlift, I was pretty mad about that. If the head judge wasn't paying attention to give me the down command, I would have been on fire. Great job on handling it so well
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Great seeing you again Scott. You looked very strong. I think you got red lighted on your first dead for holding it for too long
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3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
10-07-2013 19:03:03 | More by discharmingly
3/5 rDev -13%
09-27-2013 12:22:39 | More by aswaller
South Dakota
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
07-29-2013 14:01:34 | More by Chucker17
South Carolina
2.75/5 rDev -20.3%
07-19-2013 00:19:39 | More by WOLFGANG
4/5 rDev +15.9%
03-25-2013 00:10:39 | More by capuchinpilates
New Mexico
3.53/5 rDev +2.3%
A medium sized off white head falls into a nice lacing above a clear copper colored beer.
Citrus hops with pine notes blended with a light caramel aroma.
A little bitter citrus hops bite with just a very slight caramel malt presence in the taste.
A slightly dryish aftertaste with a bit of hops tagging along with this medium bodied pale.
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3.9/5 rDev +13%
Pours a nice golden with a 1 inch white head which lingers a bit then leaves decent lacing on my mug. Clear and clean looking.
Smell is good...mostly malty, but nothing spectacular.
Taste follows the smell. I like this beer though, nice blend of light malt and light hoppiness. East to drink. Very little aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is a little thin, but for a Extra PA, i think it shouldn't be too hearty, so I'm fine with this.
Overall, pretty good beer. This is an ideal gateway beer as it isn't overwhelming, but still has some flavor and character.
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3.15/5 rDev -8.7%
Thanks to Dr. K for the sampler pack. Poured this from a 12oz bottle into a pint glass.
A) The color is golden fleece. There was about an inch of white foam.
S) Mostly malt, maybe a little hint of grass.
T) Again, I'd say malted barley. There was some bitterness. I didn't pick up on any pine or citrus.
M) Clean and crisp. Moderate amount of carbonation. There was nothing to distinct about it.
O) This is pretty drinkable, although I wouldn't go out of my way to get it. Stay thirsty my friends...
04-09-2011 01:59:28 | More by RoamingGnome
3.75/5 rDev +8.7%
This beer looks great, clean and clear, good carbonation and head.
Semi sweet, straw like aroma. A good dose of hops here dominates the flavor.
An easy to drink ale, but there is a harsh graininess that can't be ignored.
Mouthfeel is clean and crisp.
12-04-2010 00:30:40 | More by Gump
3.15/5 rDev -8.7%
At a restaurant arrived already poured into a pint glass, was an attractive amber orange with a creamy white head of 1-2 fingers that leaves lacing as it slowly diminishes.
Citrus hop on the nose with a background of malt. Overall is lightly applied.
Palate is a background of mild roasted malt with bready/biscuit flavors balanced fairly well by the citrus hop that isn't at all overpowering in a medium bodied moderately high carbonation beer. Drinkability is there but I only ordered the one.
08-02-2010 16:24:28 | More by JackieTH
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A - Poured out a clear, bubbly, orange/amber color with a two-finger high, off-white head of bubbly foam. It left a little lace on the glass.
S - It smelled of citrusy hops with hints of pine. There was a good bit of caramel in the nose, too.
T - It tasted of sweet caramel with a nice biter hop kick. The hops added a touch of citrus and pine flavor.
M - It was crisp and sharp with a dry finish. A light bodied beer that is exceptionally easy drinking.
D - This is a solid APA. It is tasty and sessionable.
04-21-2010 01:20:51 | More by zeff80
3.73/5 rDev +8.1%
Pours a bubbly golden amber with a lively dyanamic head that fades to an alive half cm. pretty significant retention, just sticks to the side of the glass. Smell is malty hoppy goodness. Taste is a bit more faint, but still a nice blend of malt and hops. Certainly not overbearing. Many might consider this too "run of the mill" as the taste doesn't pack as much of a punch as many BA's would prefer. Light, crisp, mouthfeel and good drinkability. I could take down a few of these in a sitting.
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Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a pint glass. Pours a light, single-finger head that disappears pretty quickly, but leaves a nice lace on the glass. The ale is a light golden color, surprisingly light for a pale ale. The aroma is a bit hoppy and spicy, but nothing all that exciting.
The beer's taste is not a whole lot more interesting than the aroma. It's pretty standard issue... the hops are only present in the form of some spiciness up front, and otherwise it's a relatively malt-oriented pale ale. It has a medium-light body, and seems a bit over-carbonated.
Drinkability-wise, I'm sure I could drink this all night, but I just don't think that I would want to. This is really mediocre at best; there's just not anything interesting going on here.
10-18-2009 00:40:26 | More by Knecht
3.2/5 rDev -7.2%
Poured from a 12oz bottle.
Golden with a nice layer head retention.
Earthy hops on the nose, a bit of pine, and fairy average pale malt.
Taste is mildly bitter and a grainy maltiness.
Overall, lacks character and body. Not much really going on to comment about. I guess if it were this or a coors, well you know.
09-18-2009 15:10:17 | More by brownbeer
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
Poured into a chilled pint glass.
Comes a clear, light amber.
Citrus hops on the nose.
Bready malt up-front then grainy and then the citrusy hops.
Leaves a dry and weakly bitter mouthfeel. Not bitting, but more on the crisp side.
A fairly dull brew but it's right up some people's alley so cheers to them.
08-05-2009 04:02:28 | More by ThickestHead
3.55/5 rDev +2.9%
Bottle poured into a pint glass.
A-Pristine amber beer, showing high carbonation. Slightly off-white head retains well while being constantly replenished by the streams of carbonation bubbles; remains as a thick layer through the whole drink.
S-Slightly citrus hops cut through a nice stage of toffee biscuit malts.
T-Hop bitterness cuts through a nutty, toasty malt, showings of bicuity heartiness, while still feeling and tasting relatively lightish. Hop character is slightly of citrus, herbal. Finishes dry.
M-Medium-light body, almost medium. Mediu-high carbonation, maybe a bit too much, but still refreshing.
D-Good. Accessible in its ease of drinking.
07-13-2009 17:34:00 | More by CHSLBrew
3.7/5 rDev +7.2%
Thanks the stonequarrywest for the bottle.
A: Pours a nice orange/amber transparent color that produces a 1 1/2 finger head that dissipates into a little thin patch. Lacing is very nice along the pint glass.
S: Wheaty notes...sweet malts up front, floral hops in the background
T: Nice bready malty backbone on which the floral hops sit. They hops are not bitter, but they are floral and nice, perfect for a pale ale!
MF/D: Finishes very clean, semi-dry, light in body, very easy to drink on a hot day during the summer!
06-28-2009 02:23:17 | More by scottyshades
3.63/5 rDev +5.2%
With a nice copper colour, the beer looks like a nice pale ale with a nice fluffy white head. Pretty clear as well. The nose on the beer is almost entirely bready and caramelly. There is a nice grapefruit/citrus flavour in the background, that comes out. There is a pretty good balance up front of the malty sweetness and hoppiness. The balance is superb on the beer. There is a slight off flavour at the end of the drink, which makes me think the beer is slightly old. A bit too much carbonation on this, but that's okay. It's pretty damn drinkable, like most pale ales.
04-16-2009 20:42:54 | More by swizzlenuts
3.95/5 rDev +14.5%
sampling a cellar temp bottle poured into a snifter.
The brew pours a clear, bright amber with ruby highlights. A minimal eggshell head foams up and fades quickly to an edge layer. Aroma is mild but some grainy malt and caramel mix with very faint floral hops. The bottle says cascade hops but I get no citrus, of course Ive had the bottle for about 10 months in my basement.
First sip reveals a light to average body with very fine and fizzy carbonation. Flavor is sweet caramel and some toffee with a faint hop bite on the finish. Not overly complex but no flaws on flavor either. The beer is extremely easy to drink and I find myself finishing the 12 oz much quicker than expected. A nice drinking beer that wont force you to think about your beer too much but still enjoy it.
01-01-2009 01:54:21 | More by sulldaddy
3.48/5 rDev +0.9%
Pours a nice amber color with two fingers of white head that had decent retention. The head eventually settles to a thin cap and leaves some sticky lacing on the glass. The aroma consists mostly of caramel malt. Just slight citrus and spice notes are detected. The flavor as well is on the tame side of APAs on hop flavor and bitterness. Nice malt flavor and there is enough hops to add a nice refreshing nature to the beer. A nice body for the style and good carbonation. Has a good mouthfeel. Easy drinking APA. By no means the best but is servicable.
12-26-2008 22:32:36 | More by morimech
3.65/5 rDev +5.8%
Amber in color with a reddish brown tint. LIght head on the surface that is reminiscent of the "oily" look on some IPA's. Hoppy nose, but very faint. A light malty attack that gives way to a mildly hoppy flavor. The attack does a good job refreshing the palate. Some very faint bitterness in the finish and in the aftertaste. Very straightforward beer with decent structure and a mouthfeel that feels light in the mouth. Pretty mild and clean.
08-09-2008 02:15:26 | More by Ragingbull
3.6/5 rDev +4.3%
a: pours a nice amber color with about a half inch of head that dissapears rather quickly leaving little to no lacing
s: caramel malts dominate the aroma in addition there is a spicy and citrusy hop presence that i find enjoyable in the nose
t: caramel malts and spicy cutrsy hops
m: medium to full bodied beer with little carbonation
overall, i really enjoyed this, it is a solid brew but i didnt like it as much as other APAs that are available around here
05-23-2008 15:33:24 | More by happygnome
3.58/5 rDev +3.8%
Appearance: Pours a clear, deep dark amber body with a small, white head.
Smell: Pale and caramel malts layered with a spicy hop component and a slight grainy note.
Taste: Pale malts with a light, brief caramel sweetness. Light spicy bitterness. Hint of grain. Finishes 3/5 sweet, 2/5 bitter.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: A fine, albeit average pale ale.
03-16-2008 21:11:57 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.38/5 rDev -2%
pours a really red color with out a lot of foam, even with a strong pour. the smell isn't half bad some mild malt character with some citrusy notes. the taste is average very smooth with a mild body, its completely drinkable. the more i drink the more flavors come through. give it a shot if you get the chance
02-22-2008 06:48:12 | More by 1fastz28
3.1/5 rDev -10.1%
Solid brownish-orange hue and pungent, fruity & flowery odor a par for the course amidst a crowd of solid representatives in what is a solidly consistant style. Not bad tasting, but the dry standard IPA biterness is offset somewhat by an overly oily, resiney mouthfeel and a watery sort of quality.
01-16-2008 21:47:18 | More by hylton44
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Cincinnati, Ohio (USC Upstate) – Sean Kilpatrick hit six three-pointers and scored 22 points to lead Cincinnati to an 86-50 victory over USC Upstate Tuesday night from Fifth Third Arena.
Tory Caupain and Ge'Lawn Guyn each finished with 15 points to help the Bearcats improve to 7-0.
Ricardo Glenn led Upstate with 12 points and Torrey Craig and Mario Blessing each added 10 points apiece.
Cincinnati held USC Upstate scoreless for an 8:45 stretch early in the second half and scored 21 unanswered points to turn a nine-point lead into a 68-39 advantage with just under nine minutes remaining. The Bearcats would go on to lead by as many as 39 points and limit Upstate to six field goals in the second half.
Cincinnati opened the game on a 10-0 run over the first 2:02 behind eight points from Guyn. USC Upstate answered with an 8-0 run of its own over the next 2:53 capped by back-to-back baskets from Craig to pull the Spartans within two points.
The Bearcats used a 16-5 run thereafter to push their lead out to 13 points midway through the half after Titus Rubles gave Cincinnati its biggest lead of the period following a pair of free throws. Upstate responded with a 19-6 run over the next 6:33 to even the score at 32-32 capped by a three-pointer from Blessing.
Cincinnati forced Upstate into four turnovers over the final 2:38 of the first half and used an 11-1 run during that stretch to gain a 43-34 advantage at halftime. Upstate finished the game with a season-high 22 turnovers and Cincinnati turned those miscues into 33 points.
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