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ANDERSON — The Anderson Noon Rotary Club recently honored 42 student-athletes for demonstrating good sportsmanship. An athlete from each sport at the three IHSAA participating local high schools was recognized, and an overall winner at each school was chosen by their award winning peers.
Representing Liberty Christian as the overall winner was Dallas Smith (cross country). Joel Thompson (football) represented Anderson High School, and Terrell Barnes (cross country) represented Anderson Preparatory Academy as overall winners.
Other Liberty Christian winners were: Braden Lechlitner (soccer), Lindsey Kardatzke (volleyball), Austin Castor (boys basketball), Briana Ayers (girls basketball), Karl Winters (boys swimming), Lauren Santichen(girls swimming), Levi Holland (baseball), Megan Johnston (softball), Walt Weaver (boys track and field), Shaylie Rayl (girls track and field) and Hillary Foreman (girls cross country).
Anderson winners were: Jake Fox (baseball), Sara Clapp (softball), Treivon Boyd (boys basketball), Taylor Potts (girls basketball), Stone Robbins (boys cross country), Kelsi Rhodes (girls cross country), Mitchell Smith (boys golf), Morgan Nadaline (girls golf); Bryant Thomas (boys soccer), Maria Rivera (girls soccer), Adam Scott (boys swimming), Esther Mishler (girls swimming), Matt Harter (boys tennis), CharlotteCondon (girls tennis), Zach Dennis (boys track), Darien Thompson (girls track), Tommie Larkin (wrestling), and Leigha Faivor (volleyball).
Anderson Preparatory Academy's winners were: Tony Gillispie (football), Zach Heath (soccer), Haley Zachary (volleyball), Lewis Gray (boys basketball), Jasmine Mathews (girls basketball), Noah Long (baseball), Khori Morrow (softball), D'Andre Patterson (boys track), Shamaris Stewart (girls track) and Baylee Davidson (girls tennis).
The Rotary Sportsmanship Awards were established in 1965 by Charlie Laughlin, a past sports editor and executive of the then Anderson Daily Bulletin. The award was established on the principle that good sportsmanship at all levels needed to be promoted and recognized.
The awards are based on these principles: Accept your responsibility as a role model; understand that representing your school and your community is a privilege that's not taken lightly; learn the rules of the games you play and follow them; help others understand them as well; treat your opponents the way you want to be treated — with respect; refrain from taunting, trash talking, or making any kind of derogatory remarks to your opponents; respect the integrity and judgment of game officials, no matter how much you disagree with them.
— For The Herald Bulletin


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A man known for his service to the community will be honored with a special event this week.
The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce will honor resident Ross Smith with a roast at 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 12, inside the Bridge City Community Center, 105 Parkside. Tickets are $50 per person and a table of eight is $400.
The master of ceremonies for the evening will be Monte Morphew. Some of the individuals scheduled to "roast" or pay tribute to Smith include Dr. Mike Shahan of Lamar State College-Orange, Stephen Lee of First Financial Bank, Gary Stelly of KOGT radio, Larry Webb, John Gothia and others.
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What a year 2008 was. I started Going Five Hole in October 2007, so this was my first full year of hockey blogging and it was quite a blast. In the past year I've expanded my list of daily websites to visit times ten, at least; met dozens and dozens of other fans through Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter and enjoyed every minute of it.
I started a gig contributing at Yahoo!'s Puck Daddy along with Greg Wyshynski.
I made friends in Minnesota who apparently don't like Ice Girls (or humor) and also believe I'm a Devils fan, which is news to me.
I traveled to my version of Mecca for the first time and attended Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals...and took pictures!
Here's a month-by-month recap of the year in GFH:
I started a gig contributing at Yahoo!'s Puck Daddy along with Greg Wyshynski.
I made friends in Minnesota who apparently don't like Ice Girls (or humor) and also believe I'm a Devils fan, which is news to me.
I traveled to my version of Mecca for the first time and attended Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals...and took pictures!
Here's a month-by-month recap of the year in GFH:
-Examined the Sports Illustrated for Kids cover jinx, whose first victim was Sidney Crosby.
-Broke open the NHL rule book.
-Said "Death to the Charity Point!"
-Took a look at the pugilistic history of Mario Lemieux.
-The "Mike Lange Tournament of Quotes" was unleashed.
-Pittsburgh clinches a playoff berth in New Jersey, with me in attendance and the pact to attend the Stanley Cup is made.
-Patrick Roy and his son Jonathan kept things classy.
-Hockey damaging the reputation of Yankee Stadium? Nonsense.
-New York writers were preparing their excuses for the series against Pittsburgh.
-Ron Hextall's naked interview is remembered.
-Gary Bettman embarrassed himself, again.
-It was proven Darren Pang is half-monkey.
-A FOXSports playoff preview turned into an anti-Pens rant...and I broke it all down.
-I declared for the NHL Draft.
-I unveiled my wishlist for NHL Network US.
-If Evgeni Malkin was traded to Los Angeles, I was going to eat my socks.
-Over 20 bloggers were polled for our own NHL Award ballot.
-The Pens lost in Game 6 and I was sad.
-Patrick Kane's rookie card came much earlier than 2007-08.
-The Cooke-y Monsters was formed.
-Mexican hockey player imitates Mike Legg.
-Five ways I'd change the NHL that definitely won't happen.
-Jim Caple is an idiot...as per usual.
-Mario Lemieux Week > Wayne Gretzky Week
-Newspaper sports editors will be irrelevant soon, too.
-I campaigned to replace Mike Brophy at The Hockey News. In the end, Jason Kay chose Eric Duhatschek.
-I blogged for a cause.
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-The best captain in the NHL was determined.
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-Barry Melrose headed back to ESPN.
Here's the top viewed posts per month in 2008:
January: Your NHL Skills Competition Trick Shot Judges
February: My Top Ten Don Cherry Suits
March: Which Celebrity Fan Would Take a Shift in the NHL?
April: Wacky European Goalie Goal
May: Don Cherry Would Like You to Be Blind
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Accepting applications for openings available July 1, 2015.
The Fellowship Program in Pediatric Pathology at the University of Alberta (UAH/Stollery Children's Hospital and Royal Alexandra Hospital) is tailored to fulfill the career needs of the individual. The candidate will be expected to participate in diagnostic experiences across the entire pediatric, perinatal and embryofetal experience offered by two institutions within the city. Elective research time based on a viable submission by the prospective fellow may be negotiated during the one year Fellowship. There are approximately 3500 pediatric surgicals, 100 non-gynecologic cytology specimens, 1800 placentas, and 80-130 perinatal/pediatric autopsies per year. Neoplastic pathology, pediatric gastrointestinal disease, congenital cardiac pathology including transplantation pathology, embryofetal and developmental pathology, perinatal pathology, electron microscopy, genetics, and metabolic disease are emphasized.
The Clinical Hematology/Oncology and Pediatric and Hematopathology Programs are members of the Children's Oncology Group (COG) Protocols.
Fellows will be expected to participate in the teaching programs of the University during which they supervise pathology residents, junior fellows and undergraduate medical students rotating through pediatric pathology.
Letters of recommendation from three faculty members having direct supervisory roles in the candidate's residency training program and a transcript of the medical school record are required. A personal interview is offered to those whose credentials are deemed suitable.
For further inquiries, please contact:
Atilano Lacson, M.D.
Program Director
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Phone: 780-407-2716
Fax: 780-407-3009
Click here for a brief description of our Fellowship Program.
Click here for a detailed Program Description.
Accepting applications for openings available July 1, 2016.
Program:Our ACGME-accredited training program consists of 12 months of supervised experience in diagnostic pediatric pathology, including surgical pathology, autopsy pathology, molecular diagnostics, hematopathology, neuropathology, perinatal/placental pathology, and clinical pathology. Research projects are incorporated into the training. The fellows prepare cases for interdisciplinary conferences and present the findings as per the monthly schedule. An optional second year fellowship may be available on an individual basis.
There is a wide array of pediatric surgical specimens, and autopsy cases including pediatric, perinatal, fetal and forensic patients. In addition, fellows review cases from a large pediatric consultation service and supervise and contribute to the education of rotating residents and medical students.
Requirements:Candidates must have an MD degree, board eligibility in anatomic pathology and/or clinical pathology, and an unrestricted California medical license before the fellowship begins.
An application form is available by clicking here.
Applications:Please send completed application form, CV, three letters of recommendation and a personal statement letter to:
David M. Parham, M.D.
Program Director
Children�s Hospital Los Angeles
4650 Sunset Blvd., #43
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Telephone: (323) 361-5303
Fax: (323) 361-8005
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
To learn more about Children's Hospital Los Angeles, please visit the website by clicking here.
Accepting applications for opening available July 1, 2016.
The Department of Pathology at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, invites interested applicants for a Pediatric Pathology Fellowship position available for the year 2016-2017.
Our Pediatric Pathology fellowship program in the Division of Pediatric Pathology, Department of Pathology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine is one of the oldest in the country. It began informally in the 1950s, and along six decades of existence has trained many of the world leading figures in our subspecialty. Our program is ACGME-approved to train qualified candidates to take the Pediatric Pathology board exam, sanctioned by the American Board of Pathology.
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC is one of the nation�s premier pediatric hospitals, consistently ranking in the top tier among Pediatric Hospitals in the United States by the US News and World Report. The Department of Pathology has approximately 12, 000 Surgical Pathology accessions and 2000 cytological specimens per year. This is in addition to placental and perinatal specimens accessioned at the Magee Womens Hospital of UPMC, which is part of our core rotations. Pediatric and perinatal autopsies offer extensive opportunities to learn postmortem pathology covering the full spectrum of pediatric disease. The Program has a core staff of 11 faculty members fully dedicated to Pediatric and Perinatal Pathology and Research, in addition to subspecialty support rendered by members of other divisions in the Department of Pathology of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Our Faculty covers the full spectrum of interests and expertise, including pediatric tumors, neural crest disorders (melanocytic nevi, Hirschsprung disease), cardiac and other congenital malformations, liver, lung, renal, gonadal, transplant, placental and developmental pathology, hematopathology, neuropathology, histiocytic lesions, informatics and others. Our fellows are fully exposed to all kinds of material, ranging from the routine examples of pediatric disease to cases of the highest complexity of modern medicine. We emphasize academic work by the fellows, with mentoring opportunities to present their work at national and international meetings. Our state-of-the-art facility opened in 2009, and it counts with 296 pediatric beds and over 13,006 admissions per year. The John G. Rangos Sr. Research Center is a 300, 000 square-foot state-of-the-art facility in our campus, housing a large group of researchers and academic Departments performing world-class research.
Interested applicants who by the time of applying have completed training in an ACGME accredited AP or AP/CP program should inquire with:
Miguel Reyes-Múgica M.D.
Chief of Pathology and Head of Laboratories
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC
Professor of Pathology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Pediatric and Developmental Pathology
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC
Department of Pathology B256
One Children's Hospital Drive
4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Telephone: (412) 692-5643
Fax: (412) 692-6550
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Accepting applications for opening available July 1, 2014.
Description: The ACGME accredited 1-year program is designed to offer comprehensive training in pediatric and perinatal surgical pathology with emphasis on perinatal and cardiac pathology, genetic and metabolic diseases, transplant pathology, and pediatric neoplasia. Texas Children's Hospital Department of Pathology averages nearly 20,000 combined surgical, placental, bone marrow, and cytologic specimens annually. In March of 2012, Texas Children's Hospital opened the Pavilion for Women, a full service hospital for women's health with an estimated 4,500 annual deliveries. The Pavilion for Women has a thriving obstetric service in conjunction with the Texas Children's Hospital Fetal Center for congenital malformations, twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, and maternal high risk conditions. A wide scope of pediatric, perinatal, and fetal autopsies is available, both in house and through our consultative services. Fellows rotate through surgical pathology, neuropathology, and perinatal/placental pathology with several months of elective time. The combined faculty of 34 MDs and PhDs provide expertise in all aspects of pediatric anatomic, clinical, and molecular pathology and includes reviewers for the Children's Oncology Group (liver and rare tumors).
Fellows participate in the teaching programs of the Baylor Department of Pathology and Immunology, during which they supervise junior residents and medical students.
Requirements: Completion of an ACGME accredited program in AP/CP or AP are required. Applicants must have successfully passed all three steps of the USMLE. Letters of recommendation from at least two (three preferably) faculty members having positions of responsibility in the candidate's training program and a transcript of the medical school record are required. A personal interview is offered to those whose credentials are suitable.
Stipend: Stipend will be commensurate with the level of the applicant's training.
Applications: We have experienced an unexpected opening in one of our positions for 2014. Interested individuals should submit applications as soon as possible. This should consist of a letter expressing interest and curriculum vitae, and they should be sent to:
Karen W. Eldin, MD
Associate Professor of Pathology
Texas Children's Hospital
6621 Fannin Street, Suite AB1195
Houston, TX 77030
Telephone: (832) 824-2250
Fax: (832) 825-1032
Email: email@example.com
Accepting applications for opening available July 1, 2015.
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and Women and Infants Hospital offers a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in developmental and pediatric pathology. The program provides training in placental pathology, autopsy pathology, pediatric surgical pathology, pediatric forensic pathology, cytogenetics, molecular pathology, clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology, flow cytometry, and transfusion medicine. Training beyond the initial accredited year is available for qualified candidates.
This program utilizes the resources and faculty of Brown University, Women and Infants Hospital, Rhode Island Hospital, Hasbro Children's Hospital and the Office of the Rhode Island Medical Examiner. The yearly case load includes approximately 150 autopsies, 2,500 surgical specimens and bone marrow examinations, 700 cytogenetic samples, 250 molecular diagnostic samples, 100 metabolic studies, 2,000 placentas, and 1,000 examinations of early pregnancy losses. The developmental and pediatric pathology training program includes 10 core faculty, including 6 board-certified pediatric pathologists, 1 neuropathologist, 2 forensic pathologists, and 1 cytogeneticist.
Applicants must have an MD degree and be U.S. board-eligible in anatomic or anatomic and clinical pathology. Salary is commensurate with the postgraduate level of training. Funding is provided for national pediatric pathology meetings, and attendance is encouraged. Interested candidates should send letter of inquiry and CV to:
Fusun Gundogan, MD
Fellowship Program Director
Women and Infants Hospital
101 Dudley St
Providence, RI 02906
Phone: (401) 274-1122 Ext: 41669
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information about the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicien at Brown University, please visit our website by clicking here.
Accepting applications for openings available July 1, 2014, and July 1, 2015.
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Nationwide Children's Hospital (NCH), Columbus, Ohio, offers an ACGME approved, one- or two-year fellowship training in Pediatric Pathology. Our program combines a strong curriculum, nurturing learning environment, and flexibility regarding electives and research projects.
Our staff includes a doctoral staff of 21, including 10 American Board of Pathology Certified Pediatric Pathologists. We process more than 10,000 surgical pathology cases, 100 autopsies, and close to 300 bone marrows per year. Faculty subspecialties and areas of interest include Perinatal Pathology, Electron Microscopy, Pediatric Hematopathology, Neuropathology and Muscle Pathology, Pediatric GI Pathology, Cardiac Pathology, Informatics, and non-gyn Cytology. We have a full-service state of the art histology laboratory and digital imaging center within the department.
The Clinical Laboratories perform more than 3 million tests per year. Divisions of the Clinical Laboratory include Cytogenetics, Molecular Genetics, Transfusion Medicine, Special and Routine Hematology, Special and Routine Chemistry, Microbiology, Virology, TDM/ Toxicology, Metabolic Disease Testing, outpatient and Reference Laboratory Services.
Learning and research opportunities are greatly enhanced by our close association with the Center for Childhood Cancer, and the Children�s Oncology Group Biopathology Center. Our department is also home for the archives of the Children's Cancer Group and Intergroup Rhabdomyosarcoma Study.
Combined, these resources offer wide opportunities to join cutting edge NIH-funded research in both basic and clinical science.
Our Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program has been accredited since 1953, making it perhaps the first training program in the field.
We also offer non-ACGME training in surgical and clinical pediatric pathology for qualified independently funded international scholars. Focused rotations are offered based on availability to trainees at various levels.
Samir B. Kahwash, MD, FCAP, FASCP
Vice Chair for Education and Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Nationwide Children's Hospital
700 Children's Drive
Columbus, OH 43205
Phone: 614-722-5427
Email: email@example.com
For more information about our program, please visit our website by clicking here.
The program's mission is to enable pathologist-in-training to master Pediatric Pathology. The program is intended to provide an organized experience for qualified physicians seeking to acquire advanced competence in the diagnosis of childhood diseases. The duration of the program is one year with at least eight months rotation in pediatric anatomic pathology. It includes formal education in diagnostic pediatric pathology, and diagnostic, management and quality assessment issues germane to the pediatric laboratory environment.
During the year of training, the fellow is expected by the accrediting and certifying bodies (The Residency Review Committee for Pathology and the American Board of Pathology) to participate in at least 40 autopsies, 50 intra-operative consultations and 2000 surgical specimens. The fellow will be required to and be involved in most of the procedures performed in the department. The program also requires the trainee to familiarize himself/herself with the various activities that take place in Laboratory Medicine sections. The trainee will be assigned rotations through cytogenetics, microbiology, virology, biochemistry, transfusion medicine, hematology, molecular pathology/biology, and placental pathology. Although rotations through these different sections are usually for a week, modifications in the rotation may be made depending on the fellow's interests. The trainee will be assuming increasing responsibilities as he/she progresses through the program, and shows evidence of well-deserved confidence.
For further inquiries, please contact
Judy Pascasio, M.D.
Program Director of the Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Phone: (215) 427-5272
Fax: (215) 427-4284
Email: email@example.com
Applications are now being accepted for two Postdoctoral (M.D., Ph.D. or M.D.-Ph.D.) Fellows who desire translational research careers in multidisciplinary fields associated with Pediatric Pathology. The program offers a stimulating environment with translational research opportunities and training in the pathology of pediatric disease, and is supported principally by senior faculty in the Departments Pathology and Pediatrics, including the Divisions of Hematology/Oncology, Immunology and Genetics at Boston Children's Hospital as well as selected individuals in the Harvard Medical community. Fellows will conduct independent research for two to three years under the direction of a research mentor and a clinical co-mentor.
The principal research fields include stem cell biology, sudden infant death syndrome, the genetics of iron metabolism disorders, development of innovative proteomic strategies for disease diagnosis, developmental neurobiology, mechanisms and therapy of skeletal and vascular tumors of childhood. Publication in an international peer-reviewed journal is a prerequisite for acceptance into the program.
As per NIH guidelines, candidates must be a citizen of the U.S. or hold permanent residency status in the U.S. to apply. Send curriculum vitae, statement of interest, and three reference letters by January 15, 2014 to:
Mark D. Fleming, M.D., D.Phil.
c/o Susan Wong
Boston Children's Hospital
300 Longwood Avenue
Pathology Department
Bader Building, 1st Floor, Room 124
Boston, MA 02115
Email: email@example.com
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
The Department of Pathology at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University School of Medicine is offering a fellowship in pediatric pathology. The program offers either a one or two year fellowship, and applications are being accepted for July, 2014. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is affiliated with Emory University School of Medicine, and is the largest children's healthcare system in the United States. Broad training in all aspects of pediatric pathology is supported by the diversity of the training locations, teaching faculty, and abundant material available to the fellow.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta pediatric pathology department consists of 7 pediatric pathologists, 3 hematopathologists, 2 clinical microbiologists, one neuropathologist, and 2 transfusion medicine specialists, all with subspecialty board certification. The healthcare system has 643 inpatient beds, with 217 ICU beds, and 187,379 ER visits yearly. There are 12,603 surgical pathology and 2,119 cytopathology specimens per year, including the full complement of pediatric tumors, transplant specimens, GI biopsies and resections, bone marrows, and placental pathology. One hundred forty-four pediatric autopsies are performed yearly, including 100 fetal autopsies. Expertise is present within the department of pediatric pathology in specialty areas including pediatric renal pathology, neuropathology (including brain tumor examination and muscle biopsy interpretation), perinatal pathology, and liver and transplant pathology. Clinical pathology and laboratory management area also key features of the fellowship.
With a test volume of 1.5 millions tests per year, faculty and technical expertise within the clinical laboratory covers the breadth of pediatric clinical laboratory medicine. The clinical pathology rotations are designed to provide the fellow with optimal training in clinical laboratory medicine tailored to the pediatric patient. A strong focus on management principles affords the fellow an opportunity to hone leadership skills necessary for success. Teaching opportunities abound. Residents from the Emory University pathology program rotate at the various campuses, and the fellow has the opportunity to teach and mentor these trainees. Multiple conferences in both pediatric and perinatal medicine allow the fellow the opportunity to gain experience in presenting to colleagues.
Research is encouraged and supported. The department of pediatric pathology has two research coordinators, and an advanced diagnostics laboratory that provides technical support in the areas of immunohistochemistry, fluorescence in situ hybridization, PCR analysis, and gene sequencing. Collaboration with Emory investigators housed in the new pediatric Emory/Children's research building provides additional resources to afford support in both translational as well as basic science research. The large patient population also provides a rich resource for outcomes studies, and the department of pediatric pathology, in conjunction with the Children's Outcomes Center, supports those investigations.
Applicants must have completed residency training in anatomic or anatomic and clinical pathology. If you would like additional information, feel free to call or write. If you are interested in applying for the fellowship, please send an electronic letter of intent and copy of your curriculum vitae to:
Beverly B. Rogers, MD
Fellowship Director
Email: beverly.rogers.@choa.org
Office Phone: 404-785-0920
Carlos Abramowsky, MD
Associate Fellowship Director
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Office Phone: 404-785-1440
The Department of Pathology at Children's Hospital Colorado and the University of Colorado School of Medicine offers a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in pediatric pathology. The program provides training in pediatric surgical pathology, perinatal pathology, autopsy pathology, pediatric forensic pathology, transfusion medicine and apheresis, clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, virology, flow cytometry, molecular diagnostics and electron microscopy. Areas of pediatric subspecialty expertise include GI and liver disease, pulmonary disease, cancer and blood disorders, bone tumors, neuromuscular disease, dermatopathology, ultrastructural pathology, molecular pathology, and transfusion medicine.
Children's Hospital Colorado is a beautiful 383-bed pediatric hospital on the Anschutz medical campus in Aurora, Colorado, and serves the Denver metropolitan area and the greater Rocky Mountain region with a growing network of care. Ranked among the top ten children's hospitals in the latest US News and World Report poll, Children's Colorado is a major teaching site for the Department of Pediatrics and all pediatric surgical subspecialities. The clinical laboratory is an 18,000 square-foot modern facility with state-of-the-art equipment and highly trained personnel, performing over 1.2 million tests annually. The Department of Pathology at Children's Hospital Colorado receives over 7,500 surgical cases, 2,700 cytology cases, 650 bone marrows, 500 consultation cases, and approximately 40 autopsies annually. The Colorado Institute for Maternal and Fetal Health includes a fetal surgery program and the affiliated University of Colorado Hospital provides more than 350 perinatal autopsies and placentas annually for examination. The pediatric pathology training program includes 14 faculty, including 5 board-certified pediatric pathologists, 1 pediatric hematopathologist, 2 neuropathologists, 1 obstetric and gynecologic pathologist, 1 forensic pathologist, 1 molecular pathologist, 1 transfusion medicine pathologist, 2 cytogeneticists, 1 pediatric electron microscopist, and 1 pediatric microbiologist/virologist, many of whom have been awarded for excellence as medical educators. The close relationship between Children's Hospital Colorado, University of Colorado Hospital, Denver Office of the Medical Examiner, and Colorado Genetics Laboratory allows the fellow to draw upon expertise and resources in virtually every area of diagnostic and experimental pathology. The fellowship year can be tailored to the individual interests of the fellow, and mentorship is provided for scholarly projects, quality improvement activities, and future employment opportunities. Funding is provided for local and national pediatric pathology meetings, and attendance is encouraged.
Work-life balance is part of our academic culture, and the Denver area offers the many benefits of a vibrant metropolitan city set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty.
Applicants should have completed training in an approved residency program in AP or AP/CP, and must be eligible for subspecialty board certification in pediatric pathology following completion of fellowship training.
Interested applicants should send letter of inquiry and CV to:
Megan K. Dishop, MD
Fellowship Program Director
Children's Hospital Colorado
13123 E. 16th Avenue
Box B120
Aurora, Colorado, 80045.
Phone: (720) 777-4337; (720) 777-6714
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The Department of Pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine offers an ACGME-accredited one-year fellowship program in pediatric pathology. This fellowship offers extensive experience in pediatric anatomic and clinical pathology at Primary Children's Medical Center, ARUP Laboratories and the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. Approximately 5,000 pediatric surgical pathology specimens, 150 perinatal and pediatric autopsy cases and fetal examinations, 400 placental examinations, and additional outside pediatric surgical pathology consultations are performed at the hospitals. Exposure to both general and esoteric pediatric laboratory testing is available at Primary Children's Medical Center and ARUP Laboratories. Active programs in pediatric hematopathology, molecular diagnostics, cytogenetics, immunopathology, pediatric clinical chemistry, pediatric transfusion medicine, and pediatric microbiology offer an additional opportunity for training. Research opportunities are available in both anatomic and clinical pathology.
This training program satisfies the requirements for the American Board of Pathology examination in Pediatric Pathology.
Applicants must hold an M.D. degree (or foreign equivalent with ECFMG certification), be board eligible or board certified in anatomic or anatomic/clinical pathology, and be eligible for a Utah State medical license.
Stipend is commensurate with year of postgraduate training.
For more information and application instructions, please click here.
Please address inquiries to:
Krista Spilker, BA
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Coordinator
Primary Children's Medical Center
100 North Mario Capecchi Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah, 84113
Phone: 801-662-2155
Fax: 801-662-2165
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A one year position starting from July 1, 2015, is
available for an ACGME accredited training in Pediatric Pathology in the Department of Pathology and
Laboratory Medicine at The Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics. The hospital has many active postgraduate
education and training programs in most pediatric surgical and medical subspecialties. There are
comprehensive testing capabilities that trainees will be exposed to including immunohistochemistry,
flow cytometry, toxicology, cytogenetics, F.I.S.H. and transplantation pathology. The department processes
approximately 7500 surgicals, 40 autopsies, and 4000 cytogenetic samples per year, and is staffed by 10 MDs
and PhDs. Forensic and placental pathology rotations occur at 2 adjacent affiliated institutions including
high-risk Obstetrical services. Training beyond the initial accredited year is available for qualified
candidates wishing to develop academic careers.
Interested candidates should send a letter of inquiry, curriculum vitae, and 3 letters of reference (1 from current program director) to:
Teresa Flournoy
Fellow Program Coordinator
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
The Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics
2401 Gillham Road
Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Telephone: (816) 234-3828
Fax: (816) 802-1492
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Accepting applications for openings available July 1, 2014.
Applications are being accepted for July 1, 2014, for this one year ACGME approved program. During the year the fellow will spend four months each at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (tumor pathology and advanced molecular methods), LeBonheur Children's Medical Center (general pediatric surgical and autopsy pathology and clinical pathology), and the final four months in the central department for perinatal and placental pathology at The Regional Medical Center (Memphis City Hospital).
During the entire year the fellow is on call to the Regional Forensic Center for cases of SIDS and other unexplained deaths in the pediatric age range when requested by the Medical Examiner of Shelby County. An elective activity (but not full service time) during the central UT rotation is to attend morning neonatal working rounds for several weeks. Another available elective is two weeks in cytogenetics (usually the second half of July). Schedule and cases permitting, the fellow will participate in autopsy investigation of maternal deaths.
At the conclusion of the year the fellow will have had direct instructional experience in the four principal realms of developmental and pediatric pathology: (a) placentology, reproductive (obstetrical) pathology, and perinatal pathology, (b) pediatric surgical and autopsy pathology with emphasis on neoplastic disorders, (c) pediatric clinical pathology and current molecular medicine, and (d) pediatric age forensic pathology, and be eligible to take, at the next sitting, the subspecialty board.
The successful candidate will have passed parts I, II, and III of USMLE and be fully board eligible or already certified in AP-CP. The fellow will be required to become board certified in AP-CP during the year, if not prior to the start of the fellowship year, for issuance of the certificate of satisfactory completion by the program. Active scholarship, including presentations at departmental Tuesday seminars and regional meetings, is encouraged.
Contact: Jie Zhang, M.D., Director, by email.
Please attach a current resume and general statement of interest. Further particulars and three letters of recommendation will be requested following receipt of the resume and statement.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 901-448-1715


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CATEGORIES Drama, Box Office, Lists, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeMerry Christmas! Oh wait...we still have a couple days. Did you know that Christmas was a religious holiday at one point in time? If you think that Christmas is about buying armloads of L'Occitane products for each of your cousins then I've got some exciting news to divulge. Christmas is actually about the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ -- believed to be the Savior of humanity according to Christian doctrine. Perhaps you should take a look at this holiday season's adaptation of the biblical journey of Mary and Joseph. and thier going to Bethlehem for the birthing of said child in The Nativity Story.
Domestic box office sales fir The Nativity Story are expected to perk up as we get closer and closer to Christmas day. The film opened on December 1 with very meager beginnings, but as the weeks went on the film has boosted its sales, currently rounding out at about $40 million to date. This uplifting turn around is not to be expected overseas.
The Nativity Story is currently failing to bring in any substantial amount of money in Europe and its screenings have even been reduced significantly (505 to 91 in Italy...ouch) due to a barely-there audience. Highly religious areas aren't even bringing in numbers contributing to the film's overseas failure.
Somehow distributors paralleled The Nativity Story's success to that of Mel Gibson's (everyone's favorite Catholic) The Passion of the Christ. I can't imagine that this was an actual thought in their prediction of The Nativity Story's success. The Passion of the Christ was ridden with controversy before it hit theatres and I think in that film's case -- the more negative hype the more tickets sold. I know I was curious because of it. The only thing drawing me to see The Nativity Story is Keisha Castle-Hughes from Whale Rider. Perhaps controversy is the winning ticket for religious based films and unfortunately, The Nativity Story is more about telling a biblical tale rather than about screaming expletives within ear shot of Hollywood reporters.


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Catch The Eagles At The A-Sun Championship
MACON, Ga. – The 2010 Atlantic Sun Conference Baseball Championship begins Wednesday with contests from Dugan Field on the campus of Lipscomb University. ASun.TV will feature all of the games at no cost for viewers, while live scoring can be seen at LipscombSports.com during the four-day event. FGCU's games will also be carried live on ESPN770.
The championship begins Wednesday with a matchup between No. 1 FGCU and No. 6 Stetson at 11 a.m. CT No. 2 Mercer and No. 5 Jacksonville will face each other in a game scheduled for 3 p.m. CT with No. 3 ETSU and No. 4 UNF slated to play at 7 p.m. CT in the day's final contest.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
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Alderson, Priscilla and Morrow, Virginia (2008) Ten topics for consideration in carrying out social research with children and young people. Children's Geographies, 6 (1). pp. 98-101. ISSN 1473-3285
Morrow, Virginia (2008) Ethical dilemmas in research with children and young people about their social environments. Children's Geographies, 6 (1). pp. 49-61. ISSN 1473-3277
Alderson, Priscilla and Morrow, Virginia (2006) Multi-disciplinary research ethics review: is it feasible? International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 9 (5). pp. 405-417. ISSN 1364-5579
Morrow, Virginia (2006) Understanding gender differences in context: implications for young children's everyday lives. Children and Society, 20 (2). pp. 92-104. ISSN 0951-0605
Morrow, Virginia (2005) Social capital, community involvement and community cohesion in England: a space for children and young people. Journal of Social Science (India), Specia. pp. 57-69. ISSN 0971-8923
Morrow, Virginia (2004) Children's 'social capital': implications for health and well-being. Health Education, 30. pp. 95-115. ISSN 0965-4283
Morrow, Virginia (2004) 'No ball games': children's views of their urban environments. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 57. p. 234. ISSN 0143-005X
Ennew, J and Morrow, Virginia (2002) Releasing the energy: celebrating the inspiration of Sharon Stephens. Childhood, 9. pp. 5-17. ISSN 0907-5682
Morrow, Virginia (2001) Using qualitative methods to elicit young people's perspectives on their environments: some ideas for community health initiatives. Health Education Research, 16 (3). pp. 255-268. ISSN 0268-1153
Morrow, Virginia (2001) Young people's explanations and experiences of social exclusion: retrieving Bourdieu's concept of social capital. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 21 (4/5/6). pp. 37-63. ISSN 0144-333X
Morrow, Virginia and Mayall, Berry (2010) Measuring children's well-being: some problems and possibilities. In: Health Assets in a Global Context. UNSPECIFIED, pp. 145-166.
Morrow, Virginia (2007) Challenges for social research and action with working children. In: Working to be someone: Child Focused Research and Practice with Working Children. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, pp. 213-219. ISBN 978-1-84310-523-7
Morrow, Virginia (2006) Conceptualising social capital in relation to children and young people: is it different for girls? In: Gender and social capital. Routledge, London; New York, pp. 127-150. ISBN 978-0-415-95023-7; 978-0-415-95022-0
Morrow, Virginia (2002) 'They Don't Ask Us': Taking Account of Children's Views in Improving Local Environments. In: Re-framing children's services. National Council for Voluntary Child Care Organisations, London, pp. 51-66. ISBN 1870575261
Morrow, Virginia (2001) Children's rights to public space: environment and curfews. In: The New Handbook of Children's Rights: Comparative Policy and Practice. Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 168-181. ISBN 978-0-415-25036-8
Mayall, Berry and Morrow, Virginia (2011) You can help your country : English children's work during the Second World War. Institute of Education, University of London, London. ISBN 9780854738892
Elliott, Jane and Morrow, Virginia and author, default (2007) Imagining the Future: Preliminary analysis of NCDS essays written by children at age 11. Centre for Longitudinal Studies, Institute of Education, University of London, London. ISBN 1 898453 58 6
Alderson, Priscilla and Morrow, Virginia and author, default (2004) Ethics, social research and consulting with children and young people. Barnardo's, London. ISBN 1904659071
Morrow, Virginia (2001) Networks and neighbourhoods: children's and young people's perspectives. [Report]


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A four-day bus strike affecting bus riders in the east valley has ended with a three-year agreement, according to union officials. There's finally good news for the 57,000 bus riders who rely on bus service in several east valley cities. The drivers authorized a strike on Thursday and since then, 40 routes were suspended. All bus routes will resume Monday. The union and First Transit, which operates buses for Valley Metro, negotiated through Saturday night and came up with a deal late Sunday afternoon. "It's been a big inconvenience," said Michael Andrews. For the past four days, thousands of Valley Metro riders were stranded with no way around town. They were without about 40 bus routes, mainly in the east valley, while drivers went on strike."I don't like walking. I was very grateful for the buses when they had them," said Andrews. But Sunday, some good news. "I'm stoked. I don't gotta walk no more," said Andrews. The union and First Transit, which operates buses for Valley Metro, came to a tentative new three-year deal.The details of what's in that new deal are not being discussed until all the operators can review them, but the union and the bus company are confident this new deal will serve in everyone's best interest."I think the company compromised on something's and I think we compromised on some things and in the end, I think that it's an acceptable deal. Are we happy about everything? No, obviously, but we're satisfied with the fact that we think our members are going to have the protections that we we're so passionate about getting," said Michael Cornelius, a ATU Local 1433 negotiator.
First Transit released this statement, in part: "We are confident that this agreement serves the best interests of our Union employees, the riding public, Valley Metro, and First Transit. While we regret that a strike was not averted during the course of the negotiations, we appreciate that the ATU has shared our desire to resume transit service throughout the community as quickly as possible."
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The Eagle-Tribune
---- — PLAISTOW — Jeff Warner returns to the public library Thursday at 7 p.m., courtesy of the Plaistow Historical Society and the N.H. Humanities Council.
In his program "Songs of Old New Hampshire," Warner draws heavily on the repertoire of traditional singer Lena Bourne Fish (1873-1945) of Jaffrey and Temple.
These ballads, love songs and comic pieces reveal the experiences and emotions of daily life in the days before movies, sound recordings, and for some, books. Songs offer views of pre-industrial New England and a chance to hear living artifacts from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Craft fair Saturday
at Salem church
SALEM — There will be a craft fair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at North Salem U.M. Church, 389 N. Main St.
The sale will feature handmade crafts, soups and baked goods.
Landlords Guild scheduled to meet
HAVERHILL — The Haverhill Landlords Guild meets tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Sons of Italy, Victor Emanuel Lodge, 124 Washington St.
Guest speaker is Real Estate Attorney Michael McCarthy of Newburyport. All landlords, property managers or those who would like to own income-producing property are invited to attend.
You do not have to be a member of the guild to attend. More information is available from Michael Schroth at 978-372-0023 or Dean Huston at 508-641-5410.
Council on Aging
to host holiday sale
HAVERHILL — Council on Aging knitters and crafters will hold a holiday sale at the Citizens Center, 10 Welcome St., on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Hand-made items will be available for purchase at reasonable prices. Free coffee will be served.
Hampstead Knights host blood drive
HAMPSTEAD — The Knights of Columbus Council will sponsor a Red Cross blood drive on Friday from 1 to 6 p.m. at St Anne's Church on Emerson Avenue.
There is always a need for blood. More information is avalable from Pat Bracken at 603-329-4356.


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Paradise By The Dashboard Light Doubly Blessed Cherry Porter - Tyranena Brewing Company
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Ratings: 145 | Reviews: 138 | Display Reviews Only:
3.86/5 rDev +0.3%
12oz bottle care of Kegatron dibbling into the dusty stash of bottles circa 2009. Poured into a snifter, the brew appears black in color with a rich firm tan cap 2 fingers strong. The cap collapses to a thin film with a full wall of lace hanging to the walls.
The aroma is slightly dusty almost with a scent of day old coffee. It is roasty and earthen with notes of chocolate, ash and anise before the tangy fruity tones of cherry come into play. As more sniffs go into the nostrils, I pick up a bit of milky chocolate sweetness.
The flavor reiterates the aromatics with more focus on chocolate and less on roast/coffee. The alcohol and cherry blends into something that is vaguely medicinal before getting bitter and minorly herbal with a notion of hops. The aftertaste is quite earthen and dusty.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest amount of carbonstion. Overall a solid brew with nuance of cherry. It kinda reminds me of a souped up milk stout but slightly oxidized and starting to show its age. Getting a chance to try this one was greatly appreciated Heath, thanks again!
09-26-2013 17:44:47 | More by stakem
3.25/5 rDev -15.6%
05-19-2013 13:07:17 | More by Photekut
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
03-04-2013 14:19:30 | More by t0rin0
3/5 rDev -22.1%
09-24-2012 02:25:40 | More by JMBSH
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
12-24-2011 08:43:23 | More by jophish17
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-17-2011 02:28:41 | More by TasteTester
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-09-2011 16:11:25 | More by thewimperoo
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
11-18-2011 21:39:57 | More by brandoman63
3.38/5 rDev -12.2%
A- Pours a thickish dark brown/black with a thin ring of a tan head at the top, dissipates quickly. No lacing to be seen.
S- Cocoa-y.
T- Chocolate, malt. Slightly acidic. I think the cherry was lost somewhere in space and time during storage.
MF- Creamy, not a lotta carbonation.
O/D- I like it. It's easy to drink, the alcohol is hidden well. A fairly simple porter, but one that I enjoy. Held onto for me by the boyfren, so that makes it more special.
07-23-2011 03:39:17 | More by fdkayti
New Hampshire
3.1/5 rDev -19.5%
12oz bottled poured into a large snifter. Pour is dark, dark brown with a mocha head. The head is quite small and last for mere seconds before disappearing into a thin ring around the glass. No lacing on the sides of the glass.
Nose is mild but pleasant. Roasted malts and grains characteristics dominate from the porter. These give way to nice caramel and, toffee and molasses notes. This is teamed up with a nice sweetness, presumably do to the cherries.
Taste is quite weak, unfortunately. Faint fruitiness is prominent. Caramel, toasted grains and the slightest, faintest glimmer of what I think are cherry flavors. Chocolate presents itself as well.
Mouthfeel is incredibly thin and lackluster. Slightly creamy with light carbonation. Light to medium bodied. Alcohol remains hidden at least...
02-21-2011 02:21:31 | More by mjn5036
3.95/5 rDev +2.6%
Tyranena's Paradise by the Dashboard Light Doubly Blessed Cherry Porter has a long name, but pours up with a tight, two-fingered light brown-tawny colored head that lingers above the the nearly opaque dark brown-reddish black body. The roasty malty aroma is a bit subdued at first, but becomes more apparent as it warms giving off notes of burnt caramel, dark chocolate, and roasted coffee. The underlying fruitiness is reminiscent of dark tart cherries, black currants along with some black fig notes. Hints of blackstrap molasses, muscavado suger, and licorice along with some cloaked alcohol add to the overall complexity. The flavor starts off with some subtle fruitiness and a low sweetness that gains momentum before it's consumed by the darkness & bitterness which deliver a slightly acrid, bittersweet, toasty finish. This medium bodied specialty porter is a bit lackluster in the mouthfeel and seems a little chalky on the palate with some distracting dark roasty astringency. However, it delivers on the overall character by being different & interesting to quaff. Here's to the brewers at Tyranena and their sheer audaciousness.
CHEERS! Beertracker
*Trader's Note: Special thanks to joshuaseresse for locating & sending this one my way.
02-14-2011 07:41:03 | More by Beertracker
4.18/5 rDev +8.6%
A- Dark brown borderling black. Good head retention and some lacing.
S- Smell is semi-muted. Some whiffs of chocolate and cherries.
T- Very good robust porter up front. Roasted malts. Only hints of cherries which were more pronounced with the bottle I had last summer. Holding up well overall.
M- Thicker, syrupy beer. Heavy mouthfeel. Good carbonation.
D/O- A max of 2 is what I'd want to take down in a night. This beer tasted better overall than 6 months ago albeit with the less prominent cherries. Would definately recommend to a porter fan. Yaaay Tyranena! Have one left...may see what the futures hold for it.
01-01-2011 04:40:33 | More by Duff27
3.33/5 rDev -13.5%
Poured into a Bruery tulip. Beer is black with a thin broken halo of a head, low carbonation and no lacing.
Aroma is mild, a little roast, perhaps a little cherry.
Beer is thin and has a roasty end with minimal cherry at the corners of this one. It's an oddity for sure. I think the absence of forward flavors is a terrible oversight. Some more thickness, perhaps a little more sweetness could do this beer a lot of favors. Nothing special, moving on.
12-29-2010 02:41:26 | More by drabmuh
3.13/5 rDev -18.7%
This beer pours a deep black color with a tan head that was very thin and didnt last long. The aroma of this beer is of roasted malt, booze, and a hint of cherries. The taste is of roasted malt, and is yet blanaced with a smooth flavor. There is a slight boozy flavor. Im not picking up to much on the cherries. The mouthfeel is very thick, and has a faint fizzy side. Overall its a sipping beer.
12-07-2010 23:58:12 | More by arboristfish
3.58/5 rDev -7%
Pours a deep reddish-brown with a very minimal auburn head. Seems a bit flat.
Aroma contains strong fruit and slight booziness along with the nutty porter smell and an interesting sweet, milky smell I'd associate more with a sweet stout.
Taste is also more akin to a milk stout than porter, very sweet/smooth with faint vanilla and no bitterness. The chocolate is sweet rather than strongly roasted, and a mild nutty/toffee comes through as well.
It's very easy and drinkable, with a pleasant lingering dark cherry aftertaste. One significant drawback is its lack of carbonation dulling the flavor slightly; this is a retired beer so I should probably check the freshness date (if there is one).
All in all this isn't something I'd drink on regular basis, but it would make for a nice treat from time to time. Its sweetness would pair it well with a piece of cake or pie.
11-30-2010 04:30:42 | More by twoheadedboy
3.38/5 rDev -12.2%
Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Thanks to cptnspeed1 for this bottle!
Bottled on 2/15/09. Who doesn't love Meatloaf references with their beer? This one pours a murky black-brown topped by only a hint of a head (only some minor tufts of dirty ecru bubbles). The nose comprises chocolate-covered cherries, roasted malts, figs, and some butterscotch. The taste finds the cherries abandoning their formerly sweet housing, opting instead for a strangely medicinal flavoring. Some bits o' roasted malts and cocoa find their way in as well, but even combined they cannot overcome the medicinal character. The body is a straight medium with a light moderate carbonation. Overall, I think age may not have been too kind to this brew, with the cherry flavor really seeming to have degraded. Beyond that, though, this was a pretty tasty porter.
11-29-2010 00:27:26 | More by TMoney2591
3.53/5 rDev -8.3%
A- Body is a nearly opaque dark brown hue. Pours with a 2-3 finger light brown head which eventually fades completely- no traces of lacing are left behind in the glass.
S- Chocholate, cherry, and cherry pits all blend nicely together up front. Deep roasted malt aromas loom in the background at the back of the nose.
T-Mild flavor upfront consisting of cherry juice with a roasted malt backbone. Both flavors come through more for the finish with the cherry becoming slightly more dominant. Cherry lingers with a hint of roasted malt bitterness as well as a hint of alcohol. The flavor is interesting yes, but a bit odd.
M-Medium to high carbonation with a moderate to heavy weight body that is slightly syrupy.
D- This is an interesting brew overall. Im enjoying it more as I finish it-but this 12 oz bottle has been open for awhile this evening. More of a novelty brew than one I would revisit.
11-05-2010 01:01:06 | More by PittBeerGirl
3.88/5 rDev +0.8%
Shout out to Kegatron. Poured into a snifter at about 50 degrees. Despite my slow pour, the head was a massive four finger widths, which irked me a bit.
The body is quite black, and is topped off by a medium tan head with medium sized bubbles. I think there is too much head for the style honestly. Good lacing and good head retention.
Smells quite good, brownies with cherrys and hints of vanilla. Not too complex, but nice.
Lots of chocolate cake up front and a little bit of roastyness, vanilla and finally a cherry twang. The cherry could be a little bit more in the background to make it taste a bit better.
Mouthfeel is a little bit too "open", I feel like it should be creamier or something. Hard to put my finger on it but it feels a little bit grainy.
Drinks well overall, and I'm enjoying this. I think if the cherry was a little more in the background I'd like it a good deal more, that and if the mouthfeel felt a bit better. Still, worthy of seeking out and trying!
11-04-2010 05:16:20 | More by Bubba83
3.38/5 rDev -12.2%
A - pours a super dark brown without much of a head. There is a bit if a reddish hue to it
S - not too much of a nose on this, but I get some fudgy dark chocolates, a little bit of burnt coffee, and, of course, some cherry tones.
T - the taste is very similar to the nose. Lots of darker chocolate and coffee / burnt malts are what hit me at first. As I dug a little deeper, I found a little bit of the fudge I detected on the nose. The cherry puree was also present throughout - hitting the front of the tongue at first, then it placed itself in the background, complementing the rest of the flavors. There cherries also became more present the more this warmed.
M - a little watery and thin, but decent enough.
D - pretty decent drinkibility. Not a bad little cherry porter here...pretty solid fruit beer.
09-27-2010 01:58:52 | More by birchstick
4.2/5 rDev +9.1%
12 oz. bottle served in a Westy chalice (thanks, Thijs!)
A - Dark brown to black in color, this has a small brown head which disappears quickly, leaving behind a fair amount of lacing.
S - Chocolate-covered cherries and vanilla.
T - Espresso and licorice hit first, with vanilla and a lot of tart cherries (especially as it warms) coming next. Dark chocolate bitterness and a modestly sour fruit finish this off.
M - Creamy, but not overly thick. Good body for the style.
D - Not bad. Enough going on here that one is enough - save the other for another time.
Tasty beer - Tyranena never disappoints with their porters and stouts. I hope this is re-released in the near future.
08-29-2010 03:35:59 | More by klikger
4.28/5 rDev +11.2%
A - I will repeat my description of Dirty Old Man, verbatim: Deep translucent brown; like the color of a brown glass bottle. It is capped with a scant head, no real lace to speak of.
S - You've really got to let this one air out. Once it does, a delicious woody cherry maltiness develops that is just so absolutely pleasant.
T - Cherry is barely ahead of roasty malt, followed by a general dryness and toastiness, and rounding up the affair is a finish of earthy and herbal hops.
M - Nice. Not too big, nor too little, just about right.
D - This is yet another Tyranena offering that is hovering just below top-tier status.
08-24-2010 06:00:28 | More by ktrillionaire
New York
4.18/5 rDev +8.6%
Poured from a 12oz stubby bottle into a Sam Adams perfect pint.
Pours jet black, stout like color with a minimal 1 finger head that is a lit tan color. The body is pitch black and the head leaves nice silk screened lacing. The aroma is really malty and has a cherry syrup undertone to it. Nice toasty aroma, really sets this beer to be a porter. The taste is nearly perfect. Has that toasty goodness with some roasted malts and a nice brownie like chewyness. Really forward with the malts. Might be a touch of cherries on the finish. The mouthfeel is great on this as it's medium bodied and has a nice aftertaste of sour cherries. The drinkability is just above average for me because this really can't be drank in late quantities. It's a delicious brew, but the combination of weight on the palate and bitterness our sour cherries on this finish hinder this being a repeat in the same night.
08-07-2010 01:14:46 | More by Augustiner719
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a tulip glass.
A: Pours a dark brown, borderline black. Some minor dark amber hints along the edges. Pours with a thin 1/2 inch thin light tan head that disippates quickly.
S: Blast of chocoate up front with a cherry flavor that is clearly present. Cherry isn't overly sweet or overpowering. Has potential.
T: Taste really follows smell, although the cherries play a slightly more prominent role. Underlying porter seems rather simple and the cherry flavor really carry into the finish. Overall flavor is very well balanced though.
M: Medium body, bording on medium-heavy, with moderate carbonation.
D: Not my favorite style, but overall, it's really not bad. I had no issue finishing up the bottle, mainly because the cherry wasn't real sweet or over-powering. So generally, not bad.
08-04-2010 04:00:29 | More by oregonskibum
3.7/5 rDev -3.9%
Poured into my Unibroue tulip
A - Pours a dark brown with reddish tints and no head.
S - Dark roasted malts with tart cherry and vanilla.
T - More dark roasted malts, dark chocolate, bitter coffee and some nice cherry flavor. Cherry is not as dominant as I hoped, but it does taste authentic.
M - Medium bodies with low carbonation. I usually like my dark beers to have a bit more "fizz" to them, so this isn't my favorite part.
D - Overall, a very solid porter with tasty cherry accents. The lack of carbonation keeps it from being world-class to me.
08-03-2010 02:40:15 | More by jsanford
4.03/5 rDev +4.7%
No bottled on date that I can find but I got this in the single bottle bin at my local store and that means that it's been sitting on the shelves for quite some time.
A: Pours a very dark brown bordering on black with a nice half inch mocha colored head.
S: Very strong chocolate aroma with a touch of booziness (bourbon maybe) and finally a hint of cherries at the end. Smells amazing.
T: The taste is less in waves than the aroma and kind of hits you all at once. The tartness of the cherries blend nicely with the strong chocolate flavors of the malt and it finishes with a welcomed bitter hit. All together it tastes of a gourmet cherry cordial without the intense sweetness.
M: I love the way this beer drinks thick enough to have the flavors stay dancing on your tongue after a sip but thin enough to not overpower and keep you from wanting to go right back for some more.
D: No idea on the ABV but I would definitely have another if I had one. As far as porters go it's pretty darn drinkable.
O: I had this once before right when it came out and I thought I remembered not being very impressed but this is great. I don't know if it's becuase when I had it the first time I drank it side by side with Dark Horse Tres Blueberry Stout and I was comparing the two or if it truly needs a year or so to get the amazing point it's at now. Either way, if this is something you can find I highly recommend it.
07-15-2010 17:20:51 | More by optiontwo
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Reviews by blackie:
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
various draft servings in and around Waterbury
Served a slightly hazed, apricot in color with a frothy, dense white head that retains well and leaves heavy lace. From the first encounter, this uniquely flavorful and balanced pale really showed off how great a typically simple style can be if crafted properly. Lots of tropical, citrusy hop character with a lovely presence softened by notes of herbal grass, peach, and the pale bready malt body. Lush hops notes with a very tempered, midrange bitterness complimenting a light malt sweetness. Light-moderate body with a moderate carbonation and dry finish with a touch of resin. Rests near the top of the apa heap.
10-04-2013 02:44:18 | More by blackie
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New Jersey
4.39/5 rDev -1.1%
Great pour, heavy nose.
Appearance looks like a double. Good head but disappears within minutes.
Taste -floral notes with Piney finish but as it sits the pine gets lost.
One would think it has a higher abv it is only 5.2
Overall great beer excited to try more from this brewery.
06-24-2014 20:12:26 | More by Kaiden29
4.05/5 rDev -8.8%
Pours a hazed orange color with a white head. Aroma is piney and full of tropical fruits. The taste is also tropical, lots of pith, pine, pineapple, papaya. The taste is very fruity and hoppy. Nice pine, resin, mild tropical punch, light citrus. Refreshing take on a pale. Light body, light to medium carbonation, slightly drying hop finish. Overall, this is a great brew, thx to K0IZ for the pickup.
08-06-2014 22:39:00 | More by Stinkypuss
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
09-25-2013 22:50:09 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +12.6%
08-05-2014 01:35:37 | More by TimBeaulieu
New York
4.25/5 rDev -4.3%
01-19-2013 14:28:57 | More by SkiBum22
4.75/5 rDev +7%
07-24-2014 20:40:23 | More by AshlandNacho
New York
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
03-07-2013 02:06:20 | More by joel66
4.44/5 rDev 0%
In a tulip this beer was a hazy orange color. There was a medium-sized white head and an abundance of lace.
Very much citrus for aroma. Tinge of pine. Sweet malt.
What a taste! Grapefruit, tropical fruit, a bit of pine, some grassy hops. Bready.
A nice hoppy beer, but still somewhat restrained.
The first Hill Farmstead beer I've tried. Am looking forward to many more.
02-23-2014 15:56:29 | More by lordofthewiens
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
03-22-2013 00:45:09 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
01-25-2012 00:20:13 | More by DWolf
New Jersey
4.22/5 rDev -5%
ok lets meet mr edward here
ok nice to meet you ed i see you are light golden and little but hazy but you have a nice white fluffy head of hair on you very gentlemen like of you
ok nice aroma here softer than the ephraim for sure and is expected but i get less citrus and fruit there and more pine and spice in this one very nice
nice thin to medium body here this one is a real quencher
its hard to make a good pale these days everyone is making double triple quadruple ipas i like edward though he is a good dude
07-10-2011 18:33:42 | More by renegadeburger
5/5 rDev +12.6%
03-16-2014 04:57:04 | More by 77apm
4.25/5 rDev -4.3%
02-19-2013 20:58:35 | More by cincysig
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
11-21-2013 20:11:23 | More by JakerLou
4.75/5 rDev +7%
07-15-2012 17:14:49 | More by bierdabbler
New York
4.5/5 rDev +1.4%
05-01-2014 13:04:39 | More by BillKuhnel
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -15.5%
05-26-2013 02:40:09 | More by megamass
4.25/5 rDev -4.3%
07-29-2013 02:52:30 | More by Jason
New York
4.22/5 rDev -5%
On tap at the Farmhouse Tap & Grill in Burlington, VT. Pours a glowing ruby tinged amber, under a delicate off white head, tiny bubble film. collar and respectable sheeting, then well developed fine lacing. Nice looking ale.
Soft and mild pine infused nose.
Respectable pale, packing a better then average hop package.
Nice pale, moderate fruit, ample malt, counter balancing a gritty hoppy finish. Tight, flavorful and enjoyable. I'd love to be able to order another and another.
09-14-2010 02:48:39 | More by Billolick
4.78/5 rDev +7.7%
Poured from a growler into my Hill Farmstead stem glass.
A: A Beautiful yellow orange with no head. Cloudy, but perfectly uniform.
S: Belgian, funk, sour and hops with some pine on the end. Absolutely the best smell from a non-stout yet.
T: Orange, and some lemon, incredibly balanced with hops on the end.
M: Pine, hops, and some sour funk on the end of the gulp.
O: Wow, this is my first hill farmstead after the February 18th, 2012 release and it's amazing. Absolutely one of the best beer's I've ever had. A
02-22-2012 00:30:52 | More by codysjb
4/5 rDev -9.9%
07-14-2013 23:38:38 | More by mctizzz
4.8/5 rDev +8.1%
Had on tap at the Three Penny Tap Room
Appearance: 1/4 inch head, orange-yellow in color, hazy, moderate carbonation
Smell: toasted malt, and tropical citrus hops
Taste: pineapple, tropical fruit, citrus hops, and light toasted malt in the back to balance the beer out nicely
Mouthfeel: medium carbonation, light bodied, slightly bitter with some sweetness built in.
Overall: Another Hill Farmstead beer where the citrus just jumps. If all hops jumped like this, I could turn into a hop head. This certainly tastes more like a well crafted IPA than a pale ale. It may be my favorite pale ale. This is a bitter beer, but not overly so. Just really flavorful.
08-14-2011 19:06:28 | More by tigg924
4.22/5 rDev -5%
Pours a hazy yellow orange coor with a white head leaving some good lacing. Nose jumps out pretty well with all sort of citrus, bitter grapefruit with a little dankness and some biscuity character. Taste opens up immediately with hops, grapefruit at first, but I also get some mango and orange coming through too. Malt is almost not even present save for the faintest bit of bread hidden beneath all the hops. A touch heftier than light bodied with a little under medium carbonation levels. I fill up a growler with this regularly if I could.
06-20-2011 02:53:43 | More by badbeer
4.75/5 rDev +7%
09-16-2012 20:14:03 | More by GreenMountainBoy
Edward from Hill Farmstead Brewery
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The season officially ended Monday on the upriver lakes. A full 16-day season ends Sunday on Lake Winnebago, unless a target cap trigger causes it to end earlier, which appears increasingly unlikely.
Authorities are keeping the Calumet Harbor, Quinney and Harrison Town Hall registration stations closed until further notice, with spearers on the east shore of Lake Winnebago asked to register their fish at Stockbridge.
The record low for a daily tally was zero set on several days during the 1969 and 1973 seasons, according to state Department of Natural Resources sturgeon expert Ron Bruch. Both of those seasons ended with a registered harvest of just eight fish.
"In both 1969 and 1973, poor travel conditions on the lake, similar to this year, in addition to terrible water clarity, resulted in the low harvests in those years," Bruch said Monday. "Also, the Winnebago sturgeon population was at a critical low point at this time, which contributed to the lower harvests overall."
Bruch said the cloudy water, which was common throughout the 1960s, '70s and '80s, was both dreaded and despised by spearers. However, the resulting low harvests contributed to the recovery of the sturgeon stock in the lake, which had been severely diminished by years of overharvest, both legal and illegal, from the 1930s through the '50s.
Bruch said the years of poor harvests led a number of spearers, including Bill Casper, Dan Groeschel, Bob Blanck, Vic Schneider and Lloyd Lemke, to form the first chapter of Sturgeon for Tomorrow in 1977 to help improve the Winnebago sturgeon population.
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On Sale Date: Apr 24, 2013
Source: MTV
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Sen. Dick Durbin says the chances are good that the U.S. Senate will pass comprehensive immigration reform.
Durbin tells WBBM radio he is 1 of 3 Democrats working with three Republicans to draft an immigration bill. He says all six senators agree the legislation should include the DREAM Act, which would make college affordable for illegal immigrants.
Durbin says Republicans are rethinking their position on immigration following the 2012 election, when Hispanic voters turned out heavily for President Barack Obama and other Democrats.
But the Illinois senator says any immigration bill will need the support of the Hispanic caucus and Republicans, so it will require compromise.
Durbin said he couldn't speculate about the prospects of approval in the Republican-controlled House.
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