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The tabloid headlines screamed that the Knicks were in "big trouble." Imagine if they go down 2-0 to the Pacers Tuesday night.
The headline referred not only to the Knicks' position in the series, but the size and strength of the Pacers. It was what made the difference in game one, and likely will be a factor again in game two. With the pressure building at Madison Square Garden, the Pacers understand the Knicks will start game two with force.
"That's a team that can get hot quick," said Paul George. "The same way they can get hot in a game, they can get hot in a series. Us winning one game gives us some confidence, but we've got to want game two just as bad as we wanted game one."
Using their stifling defense to limit Carmelo Anthony to 10-28 shooting in the opener, the Pacers don't think there is a way to truly control the Knicks star. Their mission is to try and make things are difficult as possible.
"I thought both teams played extremely physical. It's going to be that kind of series," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "I don't think we've won that physicality battle or anything like that. I think they played extremely hard and physical, and so did we."
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text: Vintage-Inspired Little Boys Room A Vintage-Inspired Big Boy Room For Hughes by Katharine Stahl 5/08/12 3 Reactions 2.8K Shares Print 2.8K 32 5 0 0 When it came time to transform her son's nursery into a big-boy room, Michelle of Vintage Junky, a vintage shop owner who also sells her wares on Etsy, did what she does best: repurposing old furniture pieces and adding some character-rich artworks and DIY projects. Michelle has a knack for somehow making everything old look new and modern and everything new look wonderfully old, and this room is a great example. Keep reading to see all the vintage-junky style, including an awesome DIY paper airplane mobile, a teepee with its own DIY campfire and faux fur rug, and some seriously covetable chalkboard art, made by Michelle's husband. Hughes is one lucky big boy! Chalkboard Art What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michelle commissioned a piece from Custom Chalkboard Art. "Baby Hughes loves Hazel, our camper, so it is perfect!" says Michelle. Prices start at around $80, but considering the artist is Michelle's husband, we bet she got a good deal! The artwork is topped with wool buntings from Etsy's Monkey Puzzle. 1 / 11 The Bed What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "The quilt is very, very old!" Michelle says. "I bought it from some dear friends of ours. Sometimes quilts are so girlie, and this one wasn't. I love it. Hopefully, it isn't too fragile to live with this boy of ours. The bed is also vintage and was originally white, and I painted it navy. It just seemed like a color that would grow with him." 2 / 11 Hughes's Room What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Another view of Hughes's big boy room. The curtains are from Target. 3 / 11 Dresser What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "This chest of drawers has been waiting a makeover for some time. It was my grandpa's, then mine, now the hyena's," Michelle says. "It has been painted and stained and painted and painted again. Who knows what it originally looked like. It is an awesome piece that I will treasure forever . . . underneath that paint, my grandpa carved his name in the side." 4 / 11 DIY Mobile What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I got this great idea for an original mobile (who says mobiles are just for babies?), and I set to work on it," Michelle says. "Then I looked up paper airplane mobile on Pinterest. Well, wouldn't you know it? Someone else did the same thing with an old bike tire and some comic book pages. Oh, well!" 6 / 11 Bookshelves What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wall bookshelves and an old storage crate hold Hughes's library. 6 / 11 Yellow Heart Art What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A superpowers print from Etsy's Yellow Heart Art hangs over Hughes's cape and a vintage mail bag, which acts as a laundry hamper. 7 / 11 Teepee What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The DIY teepee (get Michelle's instructions on how to make your own here) comes complete with a faux fox fur rug and a campfire pillow, both of which Michelle also made. 8 / 11 Growth Chart What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michelle's husband made this circus-inspired growth chart before Hughes was born. 9 / 11 Reading Corner What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michelle found the vintage Spot pages on eBay, and the reading chair is from Land of Nod. "When [Hughes] isn't on his bed, he sits in his little chair and reads," Michelle says. "I love coming in to find him like that, sitting quietly with a book in his lap, sensing me spying on him, and looking up to give me a grin." 11 / 11 Vintage Suitcase and Toys What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I sacrificed one of my favorite suitcases from the stack for baby Hughes," Michelle says. "It will be some type of storage eventually, but for now it is simply a perch for a few vintage trucks. He picked out the Winnebago himself." 11 / 11 2.8K 32 5 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Vintage JunkyKid ShoppingVintage DecorNurseriesKids Rooms Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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When people first see David and Nathan Lino together, few realize they are related,let alone father and son.
David is about 5'8" tall, has dark, Mediterranean features that convey his Italian roots, and he speaks with a distinct Zimbabwean accent.
Nathan, on the other hand, is over 6' tall, has pale, lightly-freckled skin, fair hair and bluegreen eyes. At first, Nathan's accent sounds American Midwestern; but after a few phrases, one can hear softened consonants and elongated vowels giving away his South African heritage.
David and Nathan have more in common than genes. Just as the Apostle Paul could call Timothy his "child in the faith," so, too, David can call his son Nathan a co-laborer in the fields of the Lord.
David is the pastor of Faith Family Baptist Church in Kingwood, Texas, near Houston. Nathan is the pastor of Northeast Houston Baptist Church, about 15 minutes away in the town of Humble. Both are actively engaged in personal soul-winning in their daily lives; both are committed to a conservative theology building their ministries on the innerrancy of the bible; and both of them are avid supporters of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
"I think that there is a depth to God's Word that a pastor cannot grasp without theological training," Nathan said. "I think when you get theological training, and are able to dive deeper into the word of God, you can understand the way the Word of God is laid out, where God is going with it and how each book fits into the greater picture context-wise."
When Nathan was in seventh grade, he responded to God's call to full-time ministry during an evangelistic revival. Once David was convinced that Nathan's call to ministry was fixed and certain, he gave his son the advice he passes on the numerous young ministers of the gospel.
"If you are going to pray about seminary, it's where to go, not whether to go," David said. "I would push strongly for Southwestern because of what's going on there and the leadership and God's movement there ... Seminary is crucial to survive in ministry."
Both men not only encourage those in their churches who are called to ministry to get their training at Southwestern, but each man personally contributes to the advancement of the seminary, and particularly The College at Southwestern.
"We are both excited about The College," David said. "When our children leave high school, it's a big concern: Where are they going to go? Whereas, if they enroll in The College, we know that it is going to be a grounding for the rest of their lives ... That's why we support it financially."
"I would say that part of any church's vision ought to be investing financially in the church of tomorrow by providing the best possible education for tomorrow's pastors and youth pastors and missionaries at our seminaries," Nathan added. "My children are going to sit under the preaching of students at the seminaries right now … So, I think churches should seriously consider investing financially in seminaries because they are training the leaders of tomorrow for tomorrow's churches."
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Jethro compares the Audi S3 against the BMW M135i on track at Bedford Autodrome.
Our Hong Kong M135i members put together this aftermarket exhaust sound-off battle.
Here you can hear the stock vs M Performance vs Bastuck vs BCS vs Milltek exhausts.
CAR recently undertook a premium hot hatch comparison, featuring the M135i against the Mercedes A45 AMG and the Audi S3 (full review). Here's how the trio stack up on paper:
The M135i serves up 320 HP and 332 LB-FT (450 Nm) from its 3 liter turbo N55 engine, mated to the 8 speed automatic ZF transmission and is RWD.
The Mercedes comes with the most power, but is also the most expensive out of this group, powered by a 360 HP / 332 LB-FT (450 Nm) 2-liter … CONTINUED
In this video review Autoexpress tests the BMW M135i against the Mercedes A45 AMG – with a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine it's going to be a stern rival for the BMW.
The BMW gets a six-cylinder engine, revs to 7000rpm but peak torque is at just 1300rpm, so it has instant power. It does come in manual, but we've got the eight-speed automatic gearbox. Autoexpress took it around our track in just 1 minute 14 seconds.
Chris Harris gives us his thoughts on the M135i hatchback versus the Mercedes A45 AMG hatchback. Winner? View inside.
Review by a BIMMERPOST member comparing his M135i hatchback to the A45 AMG hatchback following a test drive.
The Hong Kong BMW M135i Owners Group had a gathering over the weekend which saw a great turnout — 10 x M135i, 4 x 328i (F30), 1 x GTR, 1 x E36, 1 x Evo and 2 x M135i that met up later.
Autocar's hot hatch shootout featuring the BMW M135i, Mercedes A45 AMG and the VW GTI.
To say that the BMW F20/F21 1 Series front end styling is polarizing would be an understatement. Initial reaction to the BMW 2 Series front styling, revealed last month in our spy photos, have generally been more favorable.
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People define joy in different ways. Major parts of philosophy,
religion and social science are all centered around probing what makes
people truly happy.
For me, I think I've figured out the epitome of joy. It involves a Fiat 500 driving through the countryside with the windows rolled down and Italian opera blasting from the sound system.
It's hard to find cars that generate smiles as easily as the little
500. I own one of them, a Mazda Miata, but it's wildly impractical. At
least the Fiat has a back seat.
In fact, its closest competitor here in America is the MINI Cooper, a car that's just as good at bringing grins to your face. But the MINI is mainly designed by Germans, and — no matter how illogical it seems — driving a German car is just not as cool as driving an Italian car like the Fiat.
Italian cars always carry the coolness trump card. It's written in the
Car Owner Bible or something.
To make it even cooler, Fiat didn't send me an ordinary 500 to try out. They sent the Abarth version, a ridiculous but incredibly lovable car that's tuned to go faster, be louder and ride rougher than the regular ol' 500.
Granted, you've got to be the right kind of person to enjoy a car like
this. It's a small car with a powerful, turbocharged engine and very
firm suspension setup that makes it ideal for flinging around corners.
But the most controversial part is its exhaust note: a blistering,
roaring, throaty burble, something almost funny to hear because you
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Driving the Abarth is predictably fun, given its 160-horsepower engine in an extremely lightweight body. It feels very much like driving a go-kart.


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ArtSpace/Pops features all new works by 22 area craftsmen and -women in a joint showing, which builds on the success of its predecessors in 2011 and 2012. Artists on display work in wood, metal, clay, paper, fabric and various jewelry-oriented combinations of metals and beads.
Artists for the show include Sarah Baechtle, Kay Boiarski, Joseph Bonifas, Bruce Chesser, Melissa Eddings, Ed Corle, Judy Decker, Jack Earl, Anna Fisher, Jodi Knoch, Mike Kozumplik, Kim Leopold, James Mellick, Robert Minto, Yasue Sakaoka, Taylor Schlabach, Luke Sheets, Steve Smith, Kaname Takada, Sumiko Takada, Les Thede and Marvin Thorp. All of the craftspersons in the exhibit are from Ohio and several have been award-winners in earlier ArtSpace shows.
The emphasis of the exhibit is on "fine" crafts: work that exhibits the same imaginative creativity, the same attention to detail and the same understanding of medium as any art must do.
The exhibit will run through Sept. 14.
There will be a reception for the artists from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Aug. 10.
ArtSpace/Lima is a not-for-profit arts organization with a mission to promote the arts in northwest Ohio and to provide artists with a venue to present and to sell their work. ArtSpace/Lima is supported in part by a grant from the Ohio Arts Council. For further information on ArtSpace/Pops 2013 or information regarding other ArtSpace/Lima programs, call Bill Sullivan, operations manager, at ArtSpace/Lima 419-222-1721.


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We booked this five day cruise in June on a "Senior Rate" and got our room assignment in July. Room 7428 (aft extended balcony). We have never had an aft before so the uncertainties set in for me but I decided that I could do anything for 5 days. My fears were unwarranted. The room, while a little smaller, still had a couch and plenty of storage for 2 people on a five day cruise ( and my husband can really over pack). The bathroom has a very large medicine cabinet and a shelf below the sink. We had no problem with some of the things I had read about, no soot, no extra vibration, no noise what so ever, and although it is true you have less privacy on an aft we had wonderful people on either side of us so it was great. The view is to die for!!
It is true the Triumph is an older ship but while I spotted a little rust and a few areas of "extra caulking" she is kept clean and had some wonderful staff working hard to see that our cruise was just great.
Our steward kept us in ice and that is about all we ask for. There are no fridges in "regular" rooms on the Triumph.
We asked for early dining and got late but went to the matre d' and requested early dining and sitting with a group. We got the best tablemates ever and had a wonderful time every night. The food was great! And the service was top notch. We started dinner at 6 pm and we were through by 7:45 every night.
We only went to one show and I forgot the name but it was really good. We spent some time in the casino and went to a dance club for Motown Night once. Also watched some football on the big screen one night. The band that was in the casino was really good and we stayed there a lot watching and participating a little in the dancing.
In Progresso we rode the double decker bus (thank you Cruise Critic) and walked to the beach, got our massages ($25 for 1 hour) then ate lunch on the beach. Great day. Progresso is the only place we have been asked for a picture ID and ship card to get through the gate and onto the pier. Always before it has just been the ship card.
In Cozumel we went to Nachi (2nd time) and it was as peaceful as we remembered. We rented a jet ski and us 2 old goats were flying all over the water, it was just great!!
We ate at the buffet 1 time for lunch and 2 times for breakfast, all our dinners we ate in the dining room, we also had hamburgers and hot dogs for lunch twice. We ate breakfast in the dining room 1 time to use our free drink coupon. We did not use room service. All food was very good and we were pleased that the lines were not bad and moved fast. They are really organized on that ship.
We went to the VIFP party and it was nice. The drinks are "normal" size and we had a good selection. We got all the appetizers we wanted and they were all good. Not near so crowded and a lot more personnel than the old Past Guest Party.
Some negatives we noticed, the main Lido pool was very loud constantly with loud rock or line dancing. I am sure the younger people love it but we would prefer some Caribbean Music. Never heard 1 song I would consider Caribbean the entire cruise. I miss it. I stayed at the aft pool most of the time for the peace and quite. This is silly but the toilet paper is awful. I do not remember it being so thin and rough before.
We will jump at the chance to cruise on the Triumph again. I was surprised that we had so much fun packed in a 5 day cruise.


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Sebastopol Geese for sale
Sebastopol geese for sale. 6 geese - 3 male, 3 female for sale. We have a bobcats family and cougar that now visits the place they are allowed to roam during the day. Geese are fertile, had 7 goslings last spring (all sold). Also sell eggs on ebay. Must sell all together. $500 for 6 obo. Easy to transport several in a dog crate.
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Adorable Baby Dwarf Netherland Bunnies
Very cute, healthy and playful baby bunnies. They are both females. They are ready to go to their new home. Both of their parents are Dwarf Netherland Bunnies. If interested please call 310 863-0453. Thank you for reading and have a great day!
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I have 7 Chickens for SALE:
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Horse Care Boarding for Lay-up and Retired
Horse boarding in Beautiful Leona Valley. Set up for lay-up and retired horses. Long and Short term welcome. Matted box stalls with turn out to dry pasture with 3 sided run ins. Owner lives on property and do all caring, cleaning, feeding etc themselves. We stand with vet and farrier. Spa services, transportation available. fed 3 times a day and monitored through out. Bouquet Ridge Ranch does not just board your horse, We care for your horse.
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Purebred Holland Lop bunnies for sale!!!
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Price: $50 to $75
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Shamoo. Rooster
I have. Couple. Of. Shamoo. Rooster. Young & adult. For. More. Info call @. 818-841-1164
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These are pure bred Chicken Roosters. They are about 12 weeks old. They are tame and friendly. I can't have them in my neighborhood.
2 Sizzles (Frizzle silkies) VERY RARE. You can breed a frizzle with normal cochin or silkie for frizzle babies. Never breed frizzle with frizzle. If you have female silkies or cochins, these would be a perfect addition to your flock.
2 Blue Spotted D'uccles
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1 Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Bantam
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Thoroughbred - Jerusha - Medium - Young - Female - Horse
Thoroughbred - Jerusha - Medium - Young - Female - Horse
WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING SPONSORS INTO OUR SPONSORSHIP/ADOPTION PROGRAM, FOR THE HORSES WE HAVE RESCUED WHICH ARE UNRIDEABLE AND UNLIKELY TO BE ADOPTED. SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES UPDATES ON YOUR HORSE ORPHAN. Please contact us for more details about our sponsorship/adoption program. Jerusha is a beautiful 6-7 year old black/bay Thoroughbred mare. She was rescued from a bad situation where her owners got behind on board and she also did not have ...
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Quarterhorse - Lilly - Medium - Senior - Female - Horse
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Serama Roosters For Sale
Serama Roosters for sale, male and female, variety of colors.
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Thoroughbred - Reeces - Large - Adult - Male - Horse
Thoroughbred - Reeces - Large - Adult - Male - Horse
Reece is a unraced thoroughbred used on the track as a pony horse. 7yrs old 16.1 hands goes western and English is an excellent trail horse good with dogs water cars, good for shoer, hauls, ties, stands still while being mounted, very fun to ride and a easy keeper. Located at united Pegasus foundation can be seen on website as well as other adoptable horses at unitedpegasus.com call Helen to schedule a chance to try this sweetheart. Is a good ...
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Thoroughbred - Proud Nature (hope) - Medium - Adult - Female
Thoroughbred - Proud Nature (hope) - Medium - Adult - Female
Hope is a 6 year old reg. Thoroughbred Mare, she is 15'1 hands Bay mare. She is currently being retrained. Good under saddle, Needs work on her ground manners and trust issues. She came to us in bad shape do to a starvation case but her weight is excellent now. Needs an experience person with patience until you gain her trust. adoption fee $ 1000
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Beautiful Belgian Warmblood
Beautiful Belgian Warmblood, Apollo is 17yrs old and 16.2h. Apollo is a fabulous mover will make a great Dressage horse. Apollo has classical training, with a big long stride. Apollo is UTD with everything, he is 16.2 and a true gentle giant. Apollo has a great temperament is sound. I am looking for a great forever home for him too many horses forces sale, my lose your gain. Apollo is a great horse I will be sad to see him go. Good home is a must.
8000 obo. Price is negotiable to the right home.
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Santa Clarita
Handsome Sabino Gelding
Handsome Sabino Gelding.
Carmel is 14.2h 15yr old gelding. He is a healthy boy and UTD on everything. He stands for the farrier has great feet and goes barefoot. He clips, ties, bathes, ect. Carmel is a super easy keeper. Carmel is a great boy but he is not suitable for children. He has lots of trail miles goes through water and is wonderful in the ring. Carmel is not lame at all but he does have arthritis in his hocks, he is stiff until he warms up. He can be ridden English, Western, ...
ADGA/AGS Show Quality Nigerian Dwarf Does
I raise quality Nigerian Dwarf Goats for showing and milking. All my animals are healthy, very friendly, and come from exceptional pedigrees. I strive to improve the Nigerian Dwarf breed and produce top quality goats that will impact the breed.
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Southdown Lambs
Really pretty, very healthy Southdown lambs. Purebred. Standard, not Babydolls. Well cared for. I show my Southdowns and have earned great titles with them at various shows and competitions. Prices begin at $300.00
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Project Lambs, 4H FFA, Show Lambs, Market Lambs
I have many lambs available. Great for pets, show, butcher or whatever you like. Healthy, strong and from a loving home. We have bred many champions and feel there are some here to go on and win for you. Black faced crosses with some of the most popular genetics. Southdowns from champion genetics. These are not Babydoll Southdown. I breed standard Southdowns with high quality genetics. We bred the champion Southdown at Az. National, 2010. **WE WILL HAVE FALL BORN BLACK FACED LAMBS FOR YOUR ...
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Purebred Baby Bunnies/Rabbits
We have purebred Holland & Fuzzy Lop bunnies ready for their new
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loves his toys!!
"Alice" is black and white! She will have longer, fuzzier coat that will require
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"Kuma" is black and white. He will also have fuzzier coat!
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Annual baby showscheduled for Saturday
The annual Decatur County 4-H Fair Baby Show is set for 8:30 a.m. Saturday, July 13, on the free stage. The date was incorrectly listed in the fair book.
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Check out the current exhibit at the Decatur County Historical Museum, "Clothing Maketh the Man and Woman." This is a display of clothing from the last 150 years featuring items from the museum's archives and things on loan from individuals in the community.
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Antonio Cassano set the Nerazzurri on their way with his fifth goal of the season, meaning Catania are still waiting for their first win at the San Siro. The home side are now neck and neck with Lazio as the race for Champions League places hots up.
Inter were without injured quartet Wesley Sneijder, Dejan Stankovic, Cristian Chivu and MacDonald Mariga, while Yuto Nagatomo began a suspension after his Red card in the Milan derby.
The visitors travelled without Giuseppe Bellusci, Blazej Augustyn and Fabio Sciacca, but Nicola Legrottaglie shook off an injury to take his place in the starting lineup.
Sergio Almiron wasted a glorious chance on seven minutes after a defence-splitting ball exposed Inter's back three. The Argentinean midfielder controlled the ball with his face, then blazed over from point blank range. It was a case of the right ball finding the wrong man.
Cassano - picked ahead of Philippe Coutinho, certainly had the bit between his teeth. The enigmatic frontman got behind the Catania defence to chest down a high ball, only to be thwarted by visiting keeper Mariano Andujar, who ran out to claim.
Cassano retreated into a deeper role. His exquisite long ball found Palacio on 19 minutes. The former Genoa man had time to control, but he rushed a weak header straight at Andujar.
Cassano was threatening to do something and he finally opened the scoring on 28 minutes. Sneaking past the visiting defence once more, Cassano met Esteban Cambiasso's peach of a cross at the far post to guide a header under Andujar's legs.
Catania's 4-3-3 setup was being pushed back into a 4-5-1, as Inter continued to press.
After half an hour, Giovanni Marchese managed to fire a speculative 30 yard strike into the gloves of Samir Handanovic. On the stroke of half time, the left back sauntered forward once again, crossing for Mariano Izco to send a free header wide.
Two minutes into the second half, Almiron threaded through for Alejandro Gomez, but an offside flag came to Inter's rescue. Javier Zanetti then tried to release Diego Milito, but put too much on his pass and Andujar ran out to smother.
Catania went to sleep on a long throw in. Milito ran clear and slid an inviting ball across for Cassano, only to see Andujar smother it. Cassano tried to do the same for Palacio, but put it too far in front of him and Palacio couldn't slide onto it in time.
Andujar almost gifted Inter a second when he let a Milito shot squirm underneath his body. Fortunately for the keeper, the ball trickled wide.
The game opened up in the last 20 minutes. A Pablo Barrientos shot turned cross almost met the head of Almiron at the far post. Undeterred, Almiron fired a shot from the edge of the box, which deflected wide off Andrea Ranocchia.
Inter substitute Ricardo Alvarez turned the Catania defence inside out as he ran into the box, only to take too many touches. When he tried to bring the ball back onto his favoured left side, the visitors cleared the ball.
Gomez went down under substitute Fredy Guarin in the box and was denied a penalty.
The scare didn't put the home side off, as they were desperate for a second goal. Cambiasso crossed for Ranocchia to guide a header onto the post. Alvarez then wasted another chance, taking an extra touch instead of hitting his shot first time. Andujar saved the effort with his legs.
Palacio finally put the game beyond Catania five minutes from time. After enduring a frustrating afternoon, Palacio chested down a Milito cross and fired a volley across goal and under Andujar's body.
Inter: Handanovic, Ranocchia, Samuel, Juan Jesus, Obi, (Gargano 62) Mudingayi, (Guarin 71) Cambiasso, Zanetti, Cassano, (Alvarez 69) Milito, Palacio
Catania: Andujar, Alvarez, Legrottaglie, Spolli, Marchese, Izco, (Castro 65) Lodi, Almiron, (Ricchiuti 80) Barrientos, Bergessio, Gomez


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PREHEAT oven to 325°F if using silver 9-inch springform pan (or to 300°F if using a dark nonstick 9-inch springform pan). Mix wafer crumbs and butter; press firmly onto bottom of pan. Bake 10 minutes.
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Advocates, State Officials Fight Over Foster Care System OverhaulDepending on whom you ask, Texas is either rushing to implement potentially disastrous changes to its foster care system or taking bold action to fix serious problems. Full Story
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The selection of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to be the nation's 112th justice extends a quarter-century pattern in which Republican presidents generally install strong conservatives on the Supreme Court while Democratic presidents pick candidates who often disappoint their liberal base.Baker paid conservatives backhanded compliments for successfully "framing the debate" in their favor while insisting that the court is dominated by strong conservatives.
Ms. Kagan is certainly too liberal for conservatives, who quickly criticized her nomination on Monday as a radical threat. But much like every other Democratic nominee since the 1960s, she does not fit the profile sought by the left, which hungers for a full-throated counterweight to the court's conservative leader, Justice Antonin Scalia.
In many ways, this reflects how much the nation's long war over the judiciary has evolved since Ms. Kagan was a child. While the American left back then used the Supreme Court to promote social change in areas like religion, race and abortion, today it looks at it more as a backstop to defend those rulings. The right, on the other hand, remains aggrieved and has waged an energetic campaign to make the court an agent of change reversing some of those holdings.
Along the way, conservatives have largely succeeded in framing the debate, putting liberals on the defensive. Sonia Sotomayor echoed conservatives in her Supreme Court confirmation hearings last year by rejecting the idea of a "living" Constitution that evolves, and even President Obama recently said the court had gone too far in the past. While conservatives have played a powerful role in influencing Republican nominations, liberals have not been as potent in Democratic selections.Baker found two unlabeled liberals (including Kagan) to confirm his theory, then ran down a brief history of Supreme Court politics, from Antonin Scalia to Bush's failed nomination of Harriet Miers in 2005, before suggesting Clinton's Court picks, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer, were not actually capital-L liberals:
In that vein, then, no Democratic nominee since Thurgood Marshall in 1967 has been the sort of outspoken liberal champion that the left craves, while Justice Scalia has been joined by three other solid conservatives in Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr. By all accounts, Mr. Obama did not even consider the candidates favored most by the left, like Harold Hongju Koh, his State Department legal adviser, or Pamela S. Karlan, a Stanford Law School professor.
Liberals have had Scalia envy for nearly a quarter-century, only to be let down. They considered President Bill Clinton's selections of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer to be satisfactory but not satisfying, much like the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor last year. While Justice Ginsburg came closest to what they were looking for, given her record of advocacy for women's rights, she does not go far enough for them on capital punishment and other issues.Tuesday's front-page NYT personality profile of Kagan, product of a team effort of Sheryl Gay Stolberg, Katharine Seelye, and Lisa Foderaro: "Pragmatic New Yorker Chose A Careful Path to Washington." The headline contained that dreaded word "pragmatic," often used by the Times to suggest Barack Obama is some kind of political moderate, but in this case may merely refer to Kagan's single-minded careerism. The Times at least placed Kagan in her liberal milieu in the opening paragraph in the course of piling on the flattery:
She was a product of Manhattan's liberal, intellectual Upper West Side -- a smart, witty girl who was bold enough at 13 to challenge her family's rabbi over her bat mitzvah, cocky (or perhaps prescient) enough at 17 to pose for her high school yearbook in a judge's robe with a gavel and a quotation from Felix Frankfurter, the Supreme Court justice.
She was the razor-sharp newspaper editor and history major at Princeton who examined American socialism, and the Supreme Court clerk for a legal giant, Thurgood Marshall, who nicknamed her Shorty. She was the reformed teenage smoker who confessed to the occasional cigar as she fought Big Tobacco for the Clinton administration, and the literature lover who reread Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" every year.
She was the opera-loving, poker-playing, glass-ceiling-shattering first woman to be dean of Harvard Law School, where she reached out to conservatives (she once held a dinner to honor Justice Antonin Scalia) and healed bitter rifts on the faculty with gestures as simple as offering professors free lunch, just to get them talking.


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As usual I seem to be just a tad behind the curve. I discovered this site only yesterday 4/18/13 and it "wood" seem that I found what I've been looking for all these years.
I am just retired and hope to have the shell of a shop completed 5/1/13 and be all moved in by the end of the summer. Then I'll spend the rest of my life setting it up JUST the way I like it. Along the way I'll try to keep anyone who's interested updated on it and future projects.
I look forward to getting to know as many of you as I can as I need all the help and advice I can get and just maybe I can help someone else along the way.
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I applied online - interviewed at Accenture in April 2013.
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Interview Question – What is your greatest weakness?
What is a course you have taken unrelated to your major? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – The offer exceeded my expectations so I did not negotiate. The cost of living is higher on the west coast so my offer was greater than my salary in Houston at the time.
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I applied online and the process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at Accenture in November 2013.
Interview Details Was told it was a seven step process. I made it only to #4. Questions were initially very specific to my Resume. Was asked to explain in detail each period of employment in the list. Later on it got to how I handled pressure, adversity etc. Was asked to rate myself on a scale of novice to expert on several things not listed in the job requirements.
Interview Question – Explaining to the HR guys aspects of my previous jobs that these had no clue about. They pretended to understand. Answer Question
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I applied online and the process took 4+ weeks - interviewed at Accenture in September 2013.
Interview Details The interview was in three stages:
1- A short, 15-minute phone interview with a recruiter who asked me basic questions about my school, GPA, etc. She told me where I would be working and all about the interview process. She was super nice and very helpful.
2- A 45-minute behavioral interview with a different recruiter. He asked me basic behavioral questions such as - When was a time that you had to convince someone to do something? - Have you ever had a difficult situation that you needed to resolve? -
3- An onsite visit that consisted of a 45-minute presentation about the company and its benefits, followed by two 45-minute 1:1 behavioral interviews with senior management. The presentation was by three analysts who were laid-back and nice. The first interviewer was laid-back and it was more like a conversation. Just know your resume really well. The second interviewer was a little more intense, but it was still more of a conversation than an interview. Make sure you know your resume! He asked about C++, which I hadn't taken in 2 years.
The overall experience was really laid-back and easy. Just be personable and smile.
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Negotiation Details – There was no negotiation, the offer was VERY competitive.
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I applied through another source and the process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at Accenture in July 2011.
Interview Details Phone interview, then in-person interview.
Interview Question – Standard questions for this type of position. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – What rate do I want, they said they will try to meet it. They went back and came up to almost what I wanted. I think it depends on the project and one's experience.
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I applied through a recruiter and the process took 4+ weeks - interviewed at Accenture in November 2012.
Interview Details I approached the Accenture booth at the 2012 SWE conference and got an informal 1st round interview the next day, the 2nd day of the conference. This consisted of a recruiter asking me what I knew about an Analyst's role. I didn't prepare much for this, it was very informal.
2nd round: I received an email two weeks later telling me I had been selected for a phone interview, which I scheduled for a couple days later. This, I had heard, was the make-or-break interview. It was 30 minutes of behavioral questions; it's a good idea to give detailed and relevant answers. Prepare for this portion and it should go smoothly.
3rd round: I was scheduled for a Houston office visit a couple of days later. They will pay for airfare and hotel. This lasted 3 hours. There were a few other college candidates there like myself. We were all given a 1.5 hr presentation together which outlined our role and what it's like to work there. After that, there were two 45-min interview with two different managers. These were extremely informal. I answered a question or two but they were more or less conversations about what it's like to work there. I asked a lot of questions because I was genuinely curious. Interviewed on Friday and got the offer on Monday.
Interview Question – Standard behavioral q's. Answer Question
Reason for Declining – I decided I didn't want to be a consultant.
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I applied through college or university - interviewed at Accenture in September 2012.
Interview Details Accenture hosted a number of networking events at which they introduced current Consultants and explained the company culture. They keep track of attendance at these events so it's crucial to attend. I submitted my resume and they invited me to a first-round interview. I had to separate, roughly hour-long case interviews. The first was a conversational case which was pretty nebulous and confusing. The second was a more quantitative case. Both interviewers were kind but to-the-point.
Interview Question – How would you know if this market is fragmented? Answer Question
Declined Offer
Neutral Experience
Easy Interview
Senior Manager Interview (Neutral Experience; Easy Interview)
I applied through a recruiter and the process took 2 months - interviewed at Accenture in June 2011.
Interview Details Contacted by recruiter... Phone interview... in person sessions with Partners and another sr mgr. Good discussions...
Interview Question – straightforward questions.. Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Accenture vacillated on where and under which partner they wanted to place me. Some internal politics BS probably. I had received a lot of feedback about the politics of their offices... This highlighted that concern. I decided to continue in my current job.
Declined Offer
Positive Experience
Average Interview
Quality Analyst - Team Lead Interview (Positive Experience; Average Interview)
I applied through a staffing agency and the process took a day - interviewed at Accenture in April 2008.
Interview Details Started with Skill Test - multiple choice ,objective questions, Technical interview followed by HR interview.
Interview Questions
- What you have done distinctive in your project that makes you specialized or expert or perfect for the job? View Answer
- How can you handle XYZ situation Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Compensation was not matching my expectations
Accepted Offer
Positive Experience
Difficult Interview
Business Analyst Interview (Positive Experience; Difficult Interview)
The process took 4+ weeks - interviewed at Accenture in March 2011.
Interview Details The first interview was a standard phone interview from an HR rep. Pretty basic "tell me about yourself and why you're interested in the company" stuff, just to make sure you're capable of basic human interaction. The second interview was also a phone interview but it was a case interview with a manager in the company. For the third round, they flew me out to the office location I was interviewing for. There were about 5 other candidates, and it started with a presentation about the company. Then we split up and each did 3 one on one case interviews with people in the company ranging from manager to senior executive. We flew home on the same day. I recommend studying up on business cases as the whole point of their interview process is to determine whether you can think critically and present logical, strategic solutions to the case they present you with. Don't be afraid to take your time, use a structured approach and bring graph paper in case you want to draw them some kind of visual.
Interview Question – "You are a head chef at a restaurant and your team has been selected to be on Iron Chef. How do you prepare your team for the competition and how do you leverage the competition for your restaurant?" View Answers (5)
Declined Offer
Positive Experience
Difficult Interview
Business Analyst Interview (Positive Experience; Difficult Interview)
I applied online and the process took 3 weeks - interviewed at Accenture in April 2012.
Interview Details (1) Phone Interview - HR questions relating to job experience (15 min)
-interest in job
-why I fit the role
(2) Phone Interview - HR questions relating to specific work experience (30 min)
-work experience
-tough situations
-behavioral questions
-performance questions
(3) Face-to-Face Interview
-meet the group
-discuss current projects
-behavioral questions
-performance questions
Interview Questions
- Describe yourself. View Answer
- Do you know Accenture? View Answer
- Why should we hire you? Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Salary
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Wildcats Win Distance Medley Relay at Colonial Relays
Top two relay squads for Villanova went 1-2 in the DMR
Wildcats Continue Outdoor Season at Danny Curran Invitational
Team competed in 10 events at local meet
Two Wins Highlight Opening Day of Outdoor Season at Philadelphia College Classic
Joseph Messick and Lazaro Tiant won events for Wildcats on Saturday afternoon
Williamsz Anchors Villanova to BIG EAST Title in Distance Medley Relay
Conference title in DMR is Wildcats first in three years, 16th overall
Samuel Ellison Wins 1000 Meters at NYC Gotham Cup
Wildcats continued season with steady performances at Armory on Friday afternoon
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Villanova finished strong and earned a second place finish in the distance medley relay at the Penn Relays on April 25.
On Dougherty: Consistent performer in the pole vault who has been a BIG EAST qualifier ... Has shown steady progress during his career ... Will look to help the team in meets this season.
2014 Outdoor: Opened the season with a runner-up finish in the pole vault at the Danny Curran Invitational, where he cleared a height of 4.50 meters.
2014 Indoor: Enjoyed a phenomenal campaign in the pole vault and was the runner-up at the BIG EAST Championships, where he cleared a height of 4.60 meters ... Also competed for the first time in the triple jump at the conference meet and came in 11th with a distance of 11.74 meters ... Set a personal best with a mark of 4.80 meters at the Great Dane Classic and matched that effort later in the year at the Mason Last Chance Meet ... Tied for third place at the Great Dane Classic and came in sixth at the Mason meet ... Opened the season with a second place finish at the Jack Pyrah Invitational (4.40m) ... Finished in fourth place at the Tiger Open (4.65m) and came in seventh at the Gotham Cup (4.45m) ... Tied for eighth place in the Invitational section of the Penn State National (4.51m) and was tied for 18th place in the College section at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (4.40m).
2013 Outdoor: Competed in each of the first three meets of the season ... Matched his personal best by clearing a height of 4.50 meters at the Colonial Relays, where he tied for 10th place out of 29 competitors ... Came in second at the season-opening Philadelphia College Classic (4.40m) and third at the Danny Curran Invitational (4.25m).
2013 Indoor: Came in 13th at the BIG EAST Championships, where he matched his personal best mark of 4.50 meters ... Finished in 13th place at the New York City Gotham Cup by clearing a height of 4.40 meters.
2012 Outdoor: Tied for sixth place at the Danny Curran Invitational, clearing a height of 4.20 meters.
2012 Indoor: Returned to the BIG EAST Championships for the second straight year and came in 11th at the conference meet with a height of 4.20 meters ... Established a personal best height of 4.50 meters at the NYC Gotham Cup and matched it at the Great Dane Classic ... Tied for fifth place at the NYC Gotham Cop and finished eighth at the Great Dane Classic ... Scored victories at the season-opening Jack Pyrah Invitational (4.40m) and the Widener Field Meet (4.35m).
2011 Outdoor: Matched his personal best height of 4.45 meters at the Colonial Relays, good for a sixth place finish ... Came in fourth at the Widener Invitational and tied for eighth place at the Mason Spring Invite.
2011 Indoor: Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships and came in 10th at the meet with a height of 4.35 meters ... Earned his spot at the conference championships with a season-best mark of 4.40 meters at the Widener Field Meet, where he was the runner-up ... Also finished second in his collegiate debut at the Delaware Invitational.
St. Joseph's Prep: School record holder in the pole vault both indoors and outdoors ... Captured the 2009 outdoor District 12 championship and the 2010 Philadelphia Catholic League title ... Placed seventh in the PIAA state meet in 2009 and eighth in 2010.
Personal: One of four children of Hugh and Marie Dougherty ... Older brother, Frank (20), is a junior at Villanova ... Other siblings are Tim (20) and Maura (16) ... Majoring in Civil Engineering.
Pole Vault 4.80 Meters 2014 Great Dane Classic Triple Jump 11.74 Meters 2014 BIG EAST Championships
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All-BIG EAST 2014 (Pole Vault)
CAREER AWARDS (Outdoor Track)
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The only national team on earth that can make lots of money by playing every single home game in the country of their biggest rival is back at it on Wednesday. Mexico should have a distinct home-field advantage when they take on the Ivory Coast just outside of New York at MetLife Stadium.
'Chepo' Jose Manuel de la Torre has called in a mix of players from his Confederations Cup and Gold Cup squads, plus a couple of new faces. Uncapped Cruz Azul star Christian Gimenez and only once-capped Tigres star Damian Alvarez, both naturalized Argentinians, have both been called into the squad. Lucas Lobos, perhaps the country's most popular and most in-form naturalized Argentinian, was surprisingly left off the team.
European-based stars Guillermo Ochoa, Hector Herrera, Andres Guardado and Javier Aquino were all left with their clubs, but Hector Moreno, Diego Reyes and Giovani dos Santos were called in for Wednesday's game. Javier Hernandez will miss the match due to injury. Even with five of his best players out, though, Chepo couldn't find a spot for any new domestic-based youngsters.
The Ivory Coast have called in a number of stars, but have also taken the opportunity to call up four uncapped players and five more players with fewer than five caps. Yaya Toure was called up to the squad, but is not expected to play.
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Organic Dread Brown Ale - Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing
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Ratings: 27 | Reviews: 19 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by charlzm:
3.05/5 rDev -3.5%
Consumed June 30th, 2012 at the brewery. Reviewed from notes.
Slightly hazy caramel color. Long lasting off-white head
Aroma is dark caramelized malts.
Flavor is a little sweet. Caramel and a touch of molasses. Low bitterness. Not much going on here.
Properly carbonated with just a little tingle.
A relative win for this brewery, sadly. This is the best beer they had on when I visited the tasting room; faint praise.
01-07-2013 05:03:51 | More by charlzm
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3.25/5 rDev +2.8%
07-13-2014 16:05:47 | More by Beerswag
3.5/5 rDev +10.8%
09-23-2013 06:11:44 | More by mctizzz
2.88/5 rDev -8.9%
Not bad, but, as with all organics it seems, its missing something. Pours clear brown with a small bubbly head. Musty, earthy caramel malt and nuts. Taste is watery caramel, nuts, some roasted malt, and cola. Mouthfeel was average... for an organic. Watery, loose, sad. Below average.
12-16-2008 17:29:12 | More by magictrokini
3.58/5 rDev +13.3%
Appearance- Fairly dark for a brown. When held up to the light, it has a nice, deep, failry clear ruby color. Head is a off-white, failry tight, creamy 3 finger concotion. Has a bit of retention, but leaves no lace.
Aroma- Nice blend of chocolate and light coffee. Some roasted malts. Smells much better than most browns, which means it probably ain't to style, but it does smell great.
Taste- Starts out nutty on the front of the tongue. Melds into nicely roasted, malty taste that ends with a chocolate but somewhat harsh lingering.
Medium- Medium body with appropriate carbonation. Unusually velvety smooth for a borwn.
Drinkability- Smooth and very drinkable. A tad harsh in the finish, but it's interesting enough to overcome that.
04-19-2007 02:04:33 | More by theopholis
2.3/5 rDev -27.2%
Regular pour in to the pint glass gives me a clear coca cola brown colored beer with an OK light brown head.
Smell is sweet and quite hoppy, smells a lot like raw carrot. Sweet chocolate and coffee aromas that are heavier. Little bit of candy caramel and vanilla in the scent but not too much.
Taste begins metallic and BLEH! Unbalanced hand with the dark roasted malt! Taste sour and burned and metallic.
Mouthfeel is a spit.
Yuck! Didn't care for this at all. Tastes like a home-brewed frankenbeer. Avoid!
12-02-2006 03:23:20 | More by Zorro
1.63/5 rDev -48.4%
Paid $4.59 for a bomber from BevMo in San Jose, CA. Shared with my girlfriend. Poured my half into a pint glass. There is what I believe to be a date stamped on the UPC of this one; 052708.
Leaves a frothy, massive head of light tan large sized bubbles. Head retains VERY well. Opaque and very cloudy dark brown color. Good lacing.
There is a different aroma to this beer. I'm not fond of it, but it is unique nonetheless. Reminds me of something chemmy, like a cleaner or something. Now I'm making it sound terrible...well it's not that bad. It's hard to get past that to figure out what else is going on here.
It is funny to me that this is an organic ale that has a chemmy smell and taste. I hate to bash a beer, but this just is not very enjoying.
Mouth is rather watery and lighter bodied. Good carbonation. Luckily there is a crisp finish.
01-14-2009 04:12:59 | More by ibbjamin
3/5 rDev -5.1%
22oz bottle. Stamped over the UPC is 040308 (just bought this a few days ago).
Poured a deeper brown color with a huge sized off white head. Aromas of roast, chocolate, and somewhat earthy. There was something else there I just can't put my finger on. Tastes of roast, chocolate, caramel, and 'root beer'. Maybe that rootbeer'ish is what I was also getting in the aromas.
12-05-2008 01:03:55 | More by hopdog
3.63/5 rDev +14.9%
Pours a dark brown color with a decent off white head, and pretty good lacing.
Aromas are quite nutty, roasted malts, toast, and mixed spices.
Taste is a lot like the nose. Light roasted nut flavors, some light cola, mild creamy sweetness, and a little bit spicy. Finish has a dry like crispness, as well as an earthy hoppiness.
Mouthfeel is pretty good. Full, with good carbonation, but this feels slightly thin.
Drinkability is good. Pretty good brown ale all in all.
10-11-2010 04:38:59 | More by flexabull
2.83/5 rDev -10.4%
This is an unspectacular beer in every sense. That being said, it's also not a particularly offensive beer - as long as it's cold. Once mine warmed up a bit I lost all desire to drink it.
Looks like a diet coke.
Smells like a watered down Newcastle.
Tastes like a tamed down and bland Sam Smith Nut Brown.
Feels kinda like a fizzy Newcastle.
If it's cold and your hot its very drinkable, otherwise not so much.
It is Organic, so kudos for that, but this is not SCMB's finest. They have a lot of other good brews.
07-20-2009 17:26:11 | More by tyanow
2.03/5 rDev -35.8%
Bomber poured into a pounder glass it forms a mountainous brown head that stands strong throughout. Dark brown to black body.
Smell is roasty and toasty. Starts out with some soft and smooth toasted malts. There is quite a load of bitterness and of that 90% or more is astringent, bordering on Tart. It was a bigtime distraction and overshadowed the smoothness of the malt bill. Carbonation is sharp. When the tart and carbonation combine it is harsh. Lingering aftertaste goes on for a few minutes after each pull.
Notes: Of the browns I've had they are usually smooth and easy drinking. This was off the mark, and my palate says "avoid". Hell yeah! to the appearance and smell but thats where it ends.
11-03-2006 01:19:40 | More by DogFood11
3.58/5 rDev +13.3%
I came across this beer at a local store, and decided to try since I usually like brown ales.
The appearance is very dark, almost black, with only a small head that dissappears shortly after pouring
Smell is not very noticeable.
Taste is smoky with a crisp afterfeeling.
Mouthfeel is thin.
This beer is highly drinkable, but I have had better ones of its type. I am glad I came across it, but not sure if it is striking enough to buy again.
11-03-2007 01:02:01 | More by x35068
3.98/5 rDev +25.9%
Presentation: 22 ounce Bomber. My God, yet another Organic SoCal brew but this time from Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing. Labeled as Organic Dread Brown Ale above the SCM Brewing circular decal with a picture of a Pirate in the middle of it. Listed at 5.4% ABV. Has a Date of 04.04.06 printed on the bar code.
Left portion of the label states:
On a dreary autumn day in 1818, notorious pirate Hypolite de Bouchard sailed his ships into Monterey Bay intent on burning Santa Cruz to the ground. Legend says that a free-spirited brewer stole aboard one of the ships, offering the pirates casks of his special ale to leave in peace. The next morning the ships had drifted south to Capistrano where the crews awoke with a furious hangover. Now, we at Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing are proud to share the brew that saved our town. Satisfy your inner pirate with our Dread Brown Ale, which features the darkest organic malts, roasted to levels that will conjure up notions of swashbuckling adventures. One taste will make this your grog of choice.
Appearance: Smoked Chestnut body with a deep dark brown appearance, but held to the light this has clarity. Pale tan colored head resides throughout and leaves a clinging lace on the glass walls. Misses a 4.0 by the merest smidgeon because when the head breaks it soon rescinds to nothing.
Nose: Coffee beans and a hint of smoked kippers with some peat and a dried out pair of soiled Boxers laden with a 20 Pint of Guinness crusty Map of Japan the day after the accident. Pig Iron!?
Taste: Smatters the entrance with a peppered magnesium flare of coffee, gently roasted malts and a little dark chocolate. Middle settles down with some toasted peat and an earth laden soil finish. Bitter with a caramelized tone as it dies off exponentially after the swallow.
Mouthfeel: Easy going, not quite soft enough to be classed as light but middle of the road for sure. Clean and crisp with a distinctive bite in the finish. Defined with a solid coffee Brown Ale mixed with a thin Porter like body. Hard to describe but very easy to get to grips with!
Drinkability: Lots of Coffee in this one makes it an appealing drink on a warm afternoon when I feel like napping after three World Cup Football Matches in a row. Porter like with a hint of Stout proportions. Dare I say it reminded me of Stone 8th early on maybe, maybe not!
Overall: This brew is quite the ticket, by far the best of the four Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing brews that I have had to date. Wow, Im quite impressed with this beauty. Well worth a try!!
06-18-2006 00:23:32 | More by TheLongBeachBum
2.88/5 rDev -8.9%
Loved the rich, velvety brown color of this ale as I poured it into the glass. Not much of a head, though.
Roasted malt, nutty nose, with notes of burnt caramel or vanilla translates to the taste. Detected some mildly spicy undertones as others have noted.
All in all quite malty, and very smooth.
Hard to describe, but for some reason this beer seemed to be somehow incomplete - as though they're still working on it, or that it needs to "mature" somehow.
Mostly drinkable, though I'm not sure I'd ever have more than one.
05-25-2008 18:40:54 | More by TheLiterati
3.15/5 rDev -0.3%
Sample flight on tap at the brewery. Dark brown color with a tan head that leaves some appreciable lacing. Aroma is pretty weak, earthy maltiness (obviously organic) and some nuttiness. Flavor is average, bready malt, some caramel sweetness, nuts, and an out of place over-roasted finish. Not bad on the palate but I wouldn't want any more of this.
08-09-2008 18:38:10 | More by illidurit
3/5 rDev -5.1%
08-02-2014 00:45:36 | More by Mneme1984
4.25/5 rDev +34.5%
03-24-2014 00:35:02 | More by AgentMunky
3.25/5 rDev +2.8%
02-18-2014 03:13:59 | More by Texasfan549
3.55/5 rDev +12.3%
Cartoon pirate on the label and a blurb that explains a legend about a beer that saved the town from pirates when the beer got 'em drunk and drifting. 09 22 06 printed in the UPC code.
5.4% ABV and it's Organic! Hmmmm...
Pours as a standard dark dark mahogany brown hue topped with a splotchy tan head cap that instantly deflates to leave traces of lace down the glass. Head cap could have been a tad more sturdy.
Nose wafts up with a cocoa and toasted malt, similar to a light porter with some spice cake from the malts. Some light wheat bread hints.
First swigs: Caramel candy front with a toasted malt and honeyish grain. Some middle of molasses and caramel apple. Red apple mostly. Quite drinkable, although just hanging in there as a standard brown.
Medium bodied with a 5.4% ABV makes for an easy brown style drinker. Because this is a basic versio of a basic style, (not to mention cheap at ~$3 a bomber, this is a beer friend.
Last swigs: Since the Santa Cruz Belgian Pale Ale was a total shocker of a great beer at just 4% ABV, Santa Cruz had me at "Hello." So far, Santa Cruz makes solid sturdy brews at moderate ABV with welcome flavors. Go Santa Cruz!
Beer is good. Happy new, different beering.
01-19-2007 05:27:18 | More by blitheringidiot
3.53/5 rDev +11.7%
22 oz bottle, obtained from Draeger's in San Mateo. This is only my second beer from this brewery.
Good appearance, fairly good head. Aroma is mostly of alcohol esters, not picking up much else in the nose sensor. Taste seems to be missing some of the caramel notes I usually expect with a brown -- they're there, just not as front and center as I usually expect. Hops are barely noticeable. Smooth, if alcoholic finish, a bit thin on the mouthfeel, but pretty darn quaffable.
It's okay, but not blowing my doors off. I'd try it a second time to see if it improves.
07-05-2008 05:01:28 | More by watchnerd
2.25/5 rDev -28.8%
05-14-2013 06:14:53 | More by baybassboy
3.43/5 rDev +8.5%
A: Bit darker than rootbeer, bit lighter than cola. Scores and scores of bubbles birth from the bottom of the glass. This beer is carbonated just to the point of perfection, anything more would have been too much. Head is like a mound of whipped cream blended with caramel.
S: Dried cocoa, hazelnuts, plums and rendered caramel.
T: Begins with a sweet nutty profile which transitions to minor sour grape notes. Gently roasted grains mixes in then fades leaving some praline sweetness and a lingering mellow chocolate moment.
M: Medium body, fairly smooth.
D: Smooth and very drinkable. Not overly complex but browns usually aren't. Not as refined as I would like but not bad.
10-01-2006 02:01:25 | More by Westsidethreat
3.25/5 rDev +2.8%
12-28-2012 03:28:08 | More by t0rin0
2.73/5 rDev -13.6%
It isn't tying himself to one woman that a man dreads when he thinks of marrying; it's separating himself from all the others."
--Helen Rowland
Black cherry with thick slices of tangerine at the edges of the glass. While it isn't opaque, this is one of the darkest brown ales ever. That *should* be a positive thing. The golden beige cap looks like mounds of sticky bubbles piled nice and high. An extensive array of lace that follows the beer down the glass helps as well.
Although the aroma isn't spectacular, it gets the job done. The more I sniff, however, the more the negatives begin to surface. Underneath the brown malt there's a spicy, phenolic character that just might ruin things if it's a major part of the flavor profile.
The good news is that Organic Dread Brown is at least as good as Organic Devout Stout. The bad news is that ODS isn't that good. I might have to give the edge to this offering since its flaws are more easily overlooked. It isn't enough of an improvement to earn a higher score, though.
There are two main things going on. One is a thin brown ale with a flavor profile that isn't anywhere near as rich as its dark color would suggest. Some cocoa powder, a handful of roasted nuts, a few drops of lemon juice... that's it. The second is peppery, medicinal phenols that are just prominent enough to infect every mouthful. Not literally, but you get the idea.
The website says that the mouthfeel is 'surprisingly light'. Did it surprise them... or is it supposed to surprise us? If it's the latter, I don't like those kind of surprises. In the final reckoning, the beer is too light (taking both style and ABV into account) and is decently bubbled.
Even though I don't dread finishing this bomber of Organic Dread Brown Ale, Santa Cruz Mountain Brewery should be careful when using words with negative connotations when naming their beer. Especially when that beer struggles to be considered average. On the other hand, if they'd improve the quality of their products, the name wouldn't matter a bit.
10-15-2008 15:28:40 | More by BuckeyeNation
4/5 rDev +26.6%
Interestingly, I found this beer to be really very good, although I had it very fresh on tap (unlike almost all the other reviewers so far), and slightly on the warmer side.
Anyway, it was very dark brown with hints of reddish, nice, medium creamy tan head slowly shrinking to a foamy ring and leaving a little nice lace.
Aroma is light caramely, strong toast, leafiness, hints of coffee, and overall very nice, firm, well-rounded, and very pleasant.
Taste is strongly caramelly with firm toast, light winey-plum character, and plenty of light but well-rounded leafy-peppery-toasty bitterness coming on at the finish and lingering. It is very easy to drink, but pretty characterful, well-rounded, and with good flavour, if perhaps slightly on the sweetish side and not overly complex.
09-15-2010 05:44:26 | More by Offa
Organic Dread Brown Ale from Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing
76 out of 100 based on 27 ratings.