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Courteney Cox is allegedly being careful not to talk about her relationship too much in front of Jennifer Aniston. The showbiz best pals have supported each other through thick and thin and have remained close since their days on TV show Friends. Now sources say 49-year-old Courteney is being mindful about how much she talks about her new beau, Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid, because Jennifer's relationship with Justin Theroux is apparently on unsteady ground. "Courteney's been decent enough to not go on about Johnny in front of Jen but she's really happy. It's exactly how Jen was 18 months ago when Justin proposed....more »
A Courteney Cox reunion with Matthew Perry will be as a guest star for the NBC comedy Go On. Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry previously co-stared in the Emmy-winning NBC...The Inquisitr 2013-02-06
THEY signed their divorce petitions together without any lawyers involvement yet there is no prenuptial agreement. Courteney Cox is vastly more wealthy than her estranged...The Daily Telegraph Australia 2012-06-14
share Jason Merritt/Getty Images The actress seeks to restore her name to Courteney Coxas well as joint custody of the couple's 8-year-old daughter. On Friday, David...The Hollywood Reporter 2012-06-14
Don't worry if you missed the adorable "Friends" reunion between Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry (which the Internet dubbed #Matteney) this past Tuesday (Jan. 14) on...Huffington Post 2014-01-16
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Former "Friends" stars Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow attended the same event last night, the LA Modernism Show Opening at The Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, Calif., and proved that even after all this time they're still good pals. Hard to believe, but it's been almost 19 years since the show first aired and nine...Huffington Post 2013-04-26
You've likely heard the "Friends" theme song a bijillion times, but you haven't heard it like this. Three Irish blokes, Glenn Murphy, Oisin O'Callaghan and Ronan Scolard re-imagined the sound of "I'll Be There For You," by...Huffington Post 2014-01-14
Well, this is the cutest thing we've heard all week. According to The Daily Mail, David Beckham can't get through many TV shows or movies without have a meltdown. "I can't get through some movies without shedding a tear, I can't lie," he told Nick Grimshaw on Radio One's Breakfast show. "I'm the...Huffington Post 2013-12-12
It wasn't the "Friends" reunion fans may have hoped for, but "Ellen" got some of the old Central Perk gang back together for a special video with Jennifer Aniston. While preparing to co-host "The Ellen DeGeneres" show, Aniston headed to Matthew Perry's house for some advice. There were jokes about Perry's canceled NBC series "Go On," mistaken names and appearances by Ellen...Huffington Post 2013-05-22
David Schwimmer is heading back to TV to star in a new comedy from ABC, "Irreversible." The "Friends" alum will star in and produce the show, which is based on a hit Israeli series called "Bilti Hafich." It centers on an "eccentric, self-absorbed couple, and their trials and tribulations — most of which they bring upon themselves." Schwimmer will play Andy, the male lead. His...Huffington Post 2014-02-01
It's hard to imagine "Friends" without Jennifer Aniston, but during a recent visit to "Conan," Aniston admitted that she was almost replaced as Rachel before the show began airing. "They actually had girls auditioning because I was double-booked on a television show," Aniston told Conan O'Brien. "I was doing another show, and then CBS picked that show up to sort of spite...Huffington Post 2013-08-10
Courteney Bass Cox (born June 15, 1964) is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Monica Geller on the NBC sitcom Friends, Gale Weathers in the horror series Scream, and as Jules Cobb in the ABC sitcom Cougar Town, for which she earned her first Golden Globe nomination. Cox has also starred in Dirt produced by Coquette Productions, a production company created by herself and husband at the time David Arquette.
Courteney Cox was raised in Mountain Brook, Alabama, a suburb of Birmingham, the daughter of businessman Richard Lewis Cox (January 28, 1931 – September 3, 2001) and his wife Courteney (née Bass, later Copeland). She has two older sisters, Virginia and Dottie, and an older brother, Richard, Jr. Her parents divorced in 1974 and her mother then married businessman Hunter Copeland (uncle to music promoter and business manager Ian Copeland). After graduating from Mountain Brook High School, Cox left for Mount Vernon College in Washington, D.C., but did not complete her architecture course, opting instead to pursue a career in modeling and acting.


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San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy has released his team's lineup for Game 1 of the 2012 World Series against the Detroit Tigers (* indicates lefthanded hitter, # indicates switch-hitter):
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3. Pablo Sandoval#, 3B
4. Buster Posey, C
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8. Brandon Crawford*, SS
9. Barry Zito*, P
This is, of course, the lineup that's gotten the Giants this far, so you'd expect Bochy to stick with it. Tigers starter Justin Verlander last faced the Giants June 16, 2008 in San Francisco. That boxscore is largely irrelevant to this game because none of the eight position players from that day is a Giant now; it's mostly for amusement value. Meanwhile, players on the Giants' 2012 postseason roster are hitting .226 (12-for-53, a fairly small sample size) against Verlander; the player who's faced him most is Scutaro, who is 5-for-23 against him.


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The spectacular special event and meeting space at the Hotel Los Gatos create the ideal setting for every occasion. For more information kindly complete the RFP (request for proposal) on the right hand side of this page.
Whether you're hosting a meeting, team-building exercise, or an employee retreat, we have exceptional spaces for successful meetings and special events in Los Gatos.
This room features a permanent boardroom table with high back chairs, as well as a coat closet. The room is equipped with high-speed Internet access.
An intimate boardroom with a permanent boardroom table, French doors that lead to a balcony overlooking the pool terrace
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Your team did an amazing job this weekend. Weddings are the norm for you over there, and yet each guest and wedding couple are made to feel as if they are the only one you are taking care of! Bravo!
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I stayed at Hotel Los Gatos for my Cousin's wedding in April 2013, it was fantastic! It's small, boutique and personal in style with all the finishing touches you could wish for. The grounds were beautiful, our room was gorgeous and over looked the courtyard / swimming pool - it was a peaceful hotel yet everyone was friendly and sociable. Our group only got to try out Breakfast, which was great - we were only there for 2 nights but will be returning and next time for much longer. I highly recommend Hotel Los Gatos.
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Jordie, Kimia and Jan: How can I thank you enough? The hotel room was absolutely wonderful; so warm and inviting, complete with wine and goodies. The dinner was, well … OMG! I cannot imagine how there would be any concerns from my group. I know we made the right decision by holding our summit meeting at Hotel Los Gatos. No doubt in my mind whatsoever.
My deepest gratitude to you for allowing me to experience Hotel Los Gatos and Dio Deka.
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Hi Linda, I suppose this is an automated survey message, but I wanted to take a moment to thank you for running such a wonderful property! We travel to the Bay Area frequently for work and pleasure, this past weekend was a dear friend's wedding. They had recommended staying at another property in Los Gatos, but I did not like the reviews I read about that one, so decided to try the Hotel Los Gatos. The occasional splurge is always worth it. (giggle) I had checked the box during my online reservation process for an upgrade understanding fully that an upgrade may not be available. Well one was available and we were upgraded. Wow, all I can say is WOW. The suite was fabulous, not just tastefully and well appointed, but cozy and romantic at the same time. My husband was very pleasantly surprised, as was I, so much so that we are planning a weekend getaway in a few months and will most likely be spending a weekend at your property in one of your fantastic suites just so we can enjoy it!
The Staff is also top notch! Very friendly, inviting and helpful. And I mean everyone including a couple men carrying large bags of garbage in the garage as we were leaving; they gave us a smile and a happily voiced 'good morning!' Amazing, most will look down at the ground and not engage with guests at most places. I like to let people that work in any hotel I stay in know how much I appreciate what they do!
Anyway we were duly impressed with this property and will most assuredly be returning every chance we get. So, thank you for doing an outstanding job!
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We were attending our godson's wedding and wanted to also visit Big Basin State Park. The hotel was the ideal location, inviting commons Area with Mediterranean Style furnishings, public use computer in the lobby, with printer attached, walking distance to the local area shops and dining, plenty of free parking, large room with patio, and a wonderful spa and pool area. The hotel was immaculate, very considerate of guests, front desk staff was most helpful in referring us to local merchants, as we had a problem with our cell phone charger and had forgotten a tie for the wedding, and our camera battery charger. Nice feature was an expanded continental breakfast, which not only included reasonable prices items for purchase, such as hard boiled eggs, yogurt, fresh fruit and breakfast pastries, and a full hot breakfast potatoes, and scrambled eggs, with free coffee or tea. You could park your car and walk to all the shops and restaurants and there are nice walking trails nearby.
I just wanted to reach out and say thank you again for the stellar service you and your staff provided me and my executives last week. We have all agreed that we definitely want to have all of our quarterly executive off-site meetings at your hotel, so as soon as I have the next one on the books, I'll be reaching out.
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---- — It is a bright sunny day. I should be out back in our woodlot geezering with my neighbor John.
An acquaintance some time ago mistook me for someone else, but then suggested that us guys with beards look alike, so no wonder even a close friend gets it wrong once in a while. I suspect that someone observing us from a distance might not be able to distinguish one old geezer from another. Having gotten this far in life, and still finding myself quite capable of putting in long afternoons working up firewood, misidentifications of that sort bother me little. In fact, it fits the bill just fine, since I am happiest embedded in the woodwork anyway. We have put in quite a few hours hauling logs, cutting them into drums, splitting them up and finding creative ways to store and stack it all.
I recently had a woodshed built. My aim all along had been to do it myself, but as the wood piled up and my procrastination demons persisted in their inimitable way, I farmed the job out. It got done in about a day and a half. I started crabbing about not having a proper shed several years ago. Suffice it to say, the in-house power broker, the wife, made it clear the time had come to either put up or shut up. I am at that point in my life, edging perilously close to entering my eighth decade, when farming stuff out is not at all as threatening to my manhood as it used to be. Although, being thought of as manly has never much appealed to me anyway. Most guy stuff strikes me as either childish, silly or a perverse combination of both. I prefer getting through time my own way.
Geezering with a neighbor is about as close as I will ever come to male bonding! We are at that time in our lives when we feel quite comfy dishing out homespun wisdom. Geezering is a private, very sacred activity. Consequently, spilling the beans is not appropriate. However, any geezer worth his salt should be able to imagine an infinite variety of topic worthy of geezer scorn or humor.
As an old retired English pedagogue I have been known to grumble and waste good spittle when ranting about inane perversions of language. I now find myself guilty of that horrid habit of twisting nouns into verbs by settling on geezering as a way of describing two old retired guys pairing up a few afternoons a week to split and stack firewood, replete with periodic respites often characterized by hefty venting and belly busting laughter. Of course, the laughter is never at our expense. An observer sitting quietly to the side might think all we ever do is take breaks, laugh, lean on our splitting mauls or just stand there jawing about what to do next and how to go about it. The very serious discussion of creative uses of discarded pallets would have been particularly fascinating. We call it pallet art.
Yesterday while we were loading up some wood into J's van, I suggested that if some old coot were checking us out from a hiding place out back he would have doubled over with laughter after watching me head up to a tall pile of logs and start sweeping them clean of snow. The ancient distinction between appearances and reality comes to mind. If I were in his shoes I too would have been equally puzzled — and surely amused. Truth is, I knew it would warm up today and that if I did brush away as much snow as possible, come tomorrow cutting the logs into stove lengths would be a mite easier. I would rather my newly sharpened chain cut through only wood. At any rate, sweeping logs can be fun. The best part is standing back and appreciating one's work — whatever it is. There is a special satisfaction that comes from being able, at the end of the day, to actually look at/touch what you have done.
Geezering is the act of doing stuff with another old guy. It covers whatever old guys do when they get together. We still have quite a bit of woodwork ahead. Yesterday the conversation edged into maple sugaring. It is just about that time of year. J has done a bit of that. I have not. Always wanted to. I suggested we tap some trees together. It requires equipment, though. Getting around the in-house objection to more stuff of any kind gets a bit tricky. A geezer worthy of the name should know some wily ways around all obstacles. Put two geezer's heads together and a lava flow of wisdom should ensue. Otherwise, of what use is aging? It does have its perks.


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DALLAS — More than she would like, Glenda Knight says she must cautiously tip-toe into her apartment, past suspicious puddles that emit an aroma so foul she's tempted to hold her nose.
"It's human fecal matter over here," she said as she gestured to a wide puddle of sewage flowing down a sidewalk toward a parking lot.
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For weeks, she complains, raw sewage has backed up through drainage pipes and into the courtyards and sidewalks of the Oasis Park Apartments at 3035 East Ledbetter Drive in Dallas.
"Schoolchildren come in running. They run through this stuff every day," Knight noted. "This sewage backup has been going on for three weeks!"
The sewage has even backed up into her bathtub. Her toilet won't flush, forcing her to visit a nearby gas station's restroom.
"This is ridiculous," she said. "We can't even take baths because of stuff coming up in this bathtub."
The city has logged dozens of complaints and code violations with the Oasis Park complex this year. Sewage backups have been documented as far back as May.
Dallas code inspectors again discovered the problem last Wednesday. The city says when inspectors returned for a follow-up inspection, the issue had been fixed.
Yet raw sewage soon started seeping out again.
On Tuesday, the city started getting more calls. Inspectors returned and issued a violation.
"Management doesn't care, and I have asked several times for the corporate office so I could call and speak with the owner," Knight said.
The complex is owned by Oasis Properties of Texas. It's the same property where Juan Steele, 41, was hit and killed in July after trying to stop a tow truck driver from taking his car.
The victim's family is currently suing the complex and the tow truck company.
Last week, a school bus driver lost control and crashed into one of the apartments, apparently suffering a heart attack.
Allen Tanner, a Virginia lawyer, is one of the owners of the property. He insists he was unaware of the sewage problems.
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Tanner directed inquiries from News 8 to Lane Star Property Management.
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The St. Louis Rams are making moves now that free agency is officially open for business. They already added S Al Harris and now the latest news is that former Jacksonville Jaguars WR Mike Sims-Walker is coming to town. No word on the length or amount on his contract but Sims-Walker confirmed the news himself via Twitter:
Last nite in orlando, got a early morning flight to catch to the midwest.... Yea its official I'm a RAM!!!!!!
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ALBANY, N.Y. – The Great Danes clinched the America East Championship on Saturday, something the Lady Danes did earlier this week as well.
Both teams are now heading to the big tournament, a fact that students are celebrating.
On Saturday night, the basketball team and two buses of students returned, carrying a lot of pride for the players and their school.
"It's fantastic. I know we were really nervous coming into this game, Stony Brook with the men but they really pulled it off. It was by far one of the best games I've seen them play all season," said UAlbany band member Alex Gallagher.
Gallagher was returning to campus around 7 p.m. and was still excited about the UAlbany men's team taking the America East Tournament for the second year in a row. He'd like to think his trumpet playing helped.
"The band tries really hard. We add new music every season and we keep trying to keep it fresh for the guys and they really appreciate it and we're glad that we can help them out in that way," he said.
The champions pulled into the Dutch Quad and Coach Will Brown eager to express his pride.
"Excited, tired a lot went into winning this tournament championship and you know I think our guys were like they've been for the past week to ten days. Very relaxed, loose and to be honest with you we are and we watched college basketball the whole ride home and it was a good ride home," said Brown.
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"@Normaniac747: @winsford99 Who would you go after when Burke gets canned?" Wayne Gretzky.— Alan Strachan (@winsford99) March 28, 2012
I'm surprised Burke didn't strangle them in the first 15 seconds because Cox and McCown are laying on the "asshole" thick and heavy. Anywho, give it a listen to a) further the legend of Brian Burke, b) get some good sound bites of the legend that is Brian Burke. Part 2 starting with Burke's thoughts on the SI players' poll here.
Following a visit to the Toronto Police Service Mounted Unit barn earlier this year, Toronto Maple Leafs president and general manager Brian Burke inquired about donating a horse. When told that his generosity would be accepted, he was asked to come up with a name and he promptly responded, with Moose. Burke called his deceased son, Brendan, Moose because of his large build.
I think people are reading Burke's comments on this all wrong. From them I gather that he a) is well aware of the risks of injury, brain or otherwise, in contact sports; b) knew those risks but still decided to play; and c) would like to see more substantiated and verified research done on the topic of CTE before people go to hysterics over this issue and begin doing things like pulling them kids from youth hockey. What do you think?
He and fellow member Brian Burke should have plenty to discuss.
Great story from Bob McKenzie on what Burke thinks of Phaneuf and his plans re: our scoring woes.
Saw this when I was lurking on Bluebird Banter, gives some really good insight into how Burke runs things.
"... if a team has four guys on contract like that, they're actually icing a team with false values on their players. And if another team is playing it square, then you're losing ground." Right you are, Mr. Burke. Right you are.
"I've turned down a late first-round pick for a player on my team already," Burke said, though he was vague whether it was Kaberle or Luke Schenn, whose name was also put forward by another team. "We're at double digits in terms of teams who have made offers or expressed interest. There's been lots of activity." "I have not had meaningful discussions with (Anaheim GM) Bob Murray about any player on my roster or his, certainly not Ryan."
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A Vermont man with classical French cuisine training is cooking up an energy bar that's good for people and their furry friends.South Hero resident Mark Brooks is a dog lover and gourmet chef. Earlier this year, he combined his two passions with the launch of YaffBars. 'Yaff' is an Old English word for 'bark.' "We created an energy bar. We wanted to make a bar that was good for people but actually safe for dogs too," Brooks said.The bars are made with natural, organic ingredients. They retail for $2.99 and about five thousand have already hit store shelves in Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. They'll be available in New York City next week."It just seemed like nothing like this existed. You could bring something for yourself and you could bring something for your dog but you couldn't bring something for both of you," Brooks said.Brooks began by catering to dogs' taste, experimenting first with a biscuit. But, he says they required too many ingredients and came out quite dry. "I did that for a while and they were really unappealing," he said.His final product comes in three flavors: Banana Peanut Butter, Honey Almond Cranberry, and Blueberry Carob. Considering some pooches will eat their own waste, their masters are likely to be tougher sells. "I thought it was pretty good. It kind of tastes a little like a cliff bar and it's certainly better than dog food," said Burlington dog owner, Kyle Greenhaus."I share most of my food with the dog anyway, so if I'm going on a hike knowing it's also produced for a dog would make me feel a little better about that probably," said dog owner Adam Damon."It's just really, really good food, so of course the challenge is once you start eating it, do you want to share it?" Brooks said.Brooks said he's confident after a few samples, simply unwrapping a bar will get mouthwatering responses from both pet and owner.
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October 21, 2011 at 3:15 pm , by Louise Sloan
I have what is known in the parenting business as an "active boy." Let me break it down for you in layman's terms. It's Sunday morning. You're sick as a dog. Your 5-year-old son is delightful and well-behaved, showing much concern for your well-being, even asking if a kiss would help. Fast-forward to after he's been sitting quietly for four hours, watching videos and playing with trucks while you sneeze miserably into your pillow, and your well-behaved young man is starting to turn into… Satan. He can't behave, can't focus; his mood goes to H-E-double-hockey-sticks. So you scrape yourself out of bed and take him out so he can run around. Problem solved; Satan vanquished.
So naturally, when I was looking at schools, recess was top of mind. Last I checked, teachers don't generally enjoy teaching
Satan the sort of kid that my son becomes when he's been sitting quietly for half a day. Scott is usually well-behaved and loves to learn. But he's got to move every few hours. All kids do, the experts say, and studies show it not only improves their behavior (duh!) but actually helps them learn. As a mom of an active boy, I know that if my son doesn't get enough exercise, it will set him up for academic failure, plain and simple. I wasn't surprised to read a recent report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that 4 out of 5 principals feel that recess has a positive impact on academic achievement.
I'm the psychology editor at LHJ and similar studies about adults and exercise are always coming across my desk. Basically, daily exercise helps stabilize your mood, it relieves stress and makes your brain work better—in addition to all the other health benefits. The evidence is so compelling that businesses are trying to find ways to basically bribe their employees into exercising, so as to have a healthier, more productive work force. I know I work better if I get some exercise around lunchtime. Yet many schools, with parents' blessings, are cutting out recess entirely, feeling that it's a waste of time that should be spent on academics. Meanwhile the kids get antsy, more are labeled "ADHD," and they all stop learning as efficiently. Never mind our childhood obesity epidemic!
Because of what I'd read about schools ditching exercise in favor of more academics, I was afraid I'd run into school administrators who were anti-recess. Not at my son's school! PS9 is a cash-strapped New York City public school with a high-poverty student body, in a time where meeting higher academic standards is do-or-die—schools that don't perform are being shut down. But in her address to prospective parents, one of the major points made by the dynamic principal, Sandra D'Avilar, was about exercise. "Kids have got to move," she said. Amen! She probably also realizes that if recess has any effect on test scores, it's a positive one.
What I didn't realize is that having a pro-exercise principal is only half the battle. Read more
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Ratings: 35 | Reviews: 22 | Display Reviews Only:
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
07-20-2014 06:17:43 | More by Howlader
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
05-29-2014 02:17:59 | More by IanSpindler
Saskatchewan (Canada)
5/5 rDev +23.8%
03-09-2014 05:49:09 | More by Drofmab
Manitoba (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
01-25-2014 02:47:02 | More by MylesMac
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
01-07-2014 06:00:27 | More by sclitch
British Columbia (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +1%
Another big thank you to wordemupg for this wanted, interesting sounding beer with a fantastic label!
Appearance. Pours dark brown with a thin khaki head.
Smell. Wow, nice dark chocolate and a ton of it, some nice peppery spice and a little dark malt. Smells like desert!
Taste. Again, just a ton of dark chocolate, a little vanilla and dark malt too but the chocolate is the overwhelming taste. The peppery spice kicks in after the second sip ...a little heat that build throughout the bottle too. Nice. 7.5%??? Not in the taste...
Mouthfeel. Medium body, medium-low carbonation. Feels a bit thin.
Overall. Fantastic tasting and smelling beer. If it were a little more rich in appearance and feel, it would be amazing. Despite my (minor) complaints it's a really fun beer.
10-05-2013 02:44:13 | More by Rutager
Alberta (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
09-21-2013 01:28:52 | More by FadetoBock
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -13.4%
07-28-2013 14:40:48 | More by tom10101
Alberta (Canada)
4.09/5 rDev +1.2%
Appearance - Pours a dark chocolate brown with a thin line of light tan head.
Smell - Cocoa, cayenne pepper, vanilla, dark chocolate.
Taste - Chocolate, vanilla, and cayenne pepper at the very end. The cayenne creates a nice heat.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied with light-to-moderate carbonation. A tingling sensation warms the back of the throat from the cayenne pepper.
Overall - A nice variation of stout by Paddock Wood and Sherbrooke Liquor. The flavours were well executed and achieved the "hot chocolate stout" title. Appearance in regards to head retention could be improved. Despite that, a nice rare find in Calgary.
05-11-2013 05:21:32 | More by leaddog
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -25.7%
04-09-2013 23:52:54 | More by cfalovo97
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +17.6%
03-11-2013 02:48:06 | More by ihmurria
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +17.6%
02-26-2013 05:48:57 | More by Idrankthat
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
Bottle from wordemupg, 355ml into a tulip.
Dark brown, with a light tan head. No lacing, some retention. Beautiful cocoa nose, marshmallows, vanilla bean and a bit of fruit/dark berries as well. Taste of cocoa, marshmallow, spicy chili into the finish. Lingering spice on the palate, medium low carbonation and a thinner medium body. A very beautiful nose, and hits alot of the qualities of hot chocolate that I love. Really good.
08-05-2012 04:57:00 | More by liamt07
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
Bottle shared by liamt07
Deep chocolate brown, near black in colour, ring of off white head and a little lace. Smell is full on cocoa, tons of dark and milk chocolate with some roast, a bit of cinnamon/peppery spicy notes but otherwise its pure cocoa. Taste is full of milk and dark chocolate, cocoa powder, nice chilli pepper flavours, a bit of coffee and a hint of cinnamon/powdered spice. Light-medium carbonation, decent feel though. This was really nice stuff, could easily drink this again, such a well flavoured stout.
07-30-2012 21:14:01 | More by peensteen
Quebec (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +5.9%
Big thanks to wordemupg for this one.
Poured from a 341ml. bottle.
Appearance: A creamy milk chocolate head above a totally dark body. Thick ring is left and some lacing draped.
Smell: Timid at first but opens up pretty fast. Cocoa, marshmallows, dry chocolate mixed with milk chocolate and a bit of pepper at the end.
Taste: Dark hot chocolate, images of those 75% cocoa bars and a real nice spicy chili pepper at then end. Reminds me of those pure chocolate bars flavored with peppers.
Mouthfeel: Carbonation is medium and a bit higher than expected. Spiciness can be a bit intense but i like it.
Overall: Lots of good things to say about this one. Breaks away from your standard stout and i can tell that the chocolate flavor is authentic. Very pleasing and while i wouldn't have more than one in a session, i would love to have a few of these in the fridge. Highly recommended!
05-10-2012 11:16:46 | More by papat444
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1%
03-27-2012 02:50:13 | More by chickenm
Quebec (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev -4.7%
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a large brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma consists of roasted malt and light black chocolate notes. Taste starts at first with some notes of dry roasted malt with notes of black chocolates, Peppers notes then come through with some light heat which is well balanced with the rest of the flavours. Body is about average with good carbonation and a somewhat creamy texture. Nota big fan of peppers in beer but this one was well balanced.
03-17-2012 03:09:25 | More by Phyl21ca
3/5 rDev -25.7%
01-10-2012 04:37:31 | More by bsuedekum
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1%
12-27-2011 09:37:20 | More by benbou17
Alberta (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -31.9%
A- This is a very thick looking beer, as I absolutely cannot see through it, and the coloration is of a very dark brown. There isn't much of a head....maybe a half finger in thickness, and it disappears rather quickly into a thin ring around the glass. The lacing is not so much of any foam but rather a viscous looking film covering my glass.
S- While I don't really notice any of the chili pepper used in this, I really notice the unsweetened cocoa and softness of the vanilla. There are hints of booze noticed by me as well, but not overpowering. I also don't notice really any hops on the finish. Overall, this smells sweet yet natural, as in a moderate Earthy tinge.
T- This is actually quite a tasty beer...at first that is. The cocoa is dominant right away and the smooth flavor of vanilla is present as well but then the peppery notes really start showing up, especially after the swallow. It really hits the back of the throat and the spice can be felt all the way down the esophagus....it lingers on for quite sometime too. It's not super hot but I find it a little less than comforting....it tastes more like strong fresh ground black pepper than anything.
M- The beer itself is medium-full bodied and the carbonation is rather fine, so it is creamy in that regard. However, it really makes me feel like I've had a saucy meal that had too much pepper in it.
O- I'm not saying this is a bad beer, because the chocolate character keeps me coming back for another sip....albeit small sips. I just don't really care for the peppery character found here...it really lingers in a way I don't like and I feel like I'll need a Zantac after this. It's going to take awhile to finish this bottle....(note I drain poured the last third)....I wont get it again....I love stouts but not with the spice...just not my style, no offense to IronDjinn!
10-19-2011 22:57:45 | More by ChrisCage
Alberta (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -1.5%
American Stout? Novelty Stout, is more like it.
But a rather delicious novelty stout, on the plus side.
It's a deep brown and a touch syrupy with very little head.
There's no doubt about the chocolate aroma and flavors in this one.
Hops are not detectable. Quite sweet, with a distinct dark cocoa flavor.
But the overall effect is pleasing and quite drinkable. It made me want to eat ice cream, or cake, with it, and the salted pretzels that I did eventually pair with it also worked for me.
09-11-2011 16:16:30 | More by MAB
Ontario (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +8.4%
12oz bottle from the Paddock Wood brewery store. Pours black with a light creamy khaki head which fades off into a collar with a few patches. Splotches of lacing on the glass.
Nose is milk chocolate with a hint of coffee, sweet with just a few hints of roast. Flavor reveals a rich silky beer, milk chocolate with some smooth espresso, cayenne is light and slowly builds, really integrated well, just a hint of something smoky, sweet with some dark fruits, just a little drying in the finish. Really drinkable, lovely warming from the peppers, really well done. Smooth mouthfeel, sweet to balance the heat, low carbonation to style, really hits what it was aiming for (Mayan Hot Chocolate). This is a great beer that needs to be made more regularly.
08-31-2011 03:50:01 | More by ritzkiss
British Columbia (Canada)
4.55/5 rDev +12.6%
Appearance: Pitch black. Looks like a strong espresso. Slight head on the pour but that dissipates to nothing after a minute.
Smell: Chocolate and whiskey are the first things I can detect. Just a tiny hint of cayenne pepper.
Taste: This stuff is incredible. Strong chocolate and coffee flavours. Slight burnt maltiness and a figgy pudding taste as well. All of a sudden, the spice comes into play. Not a strong chile flavour, but a *slight* pepperiness.
Mouthfeel: This is where this beer is out of this world. The chocolate and coffee are incredibly rich and warming. And then the cayenne kicks in with a smooth, easy heat. It comes on subtly and kind of lingers. It's not oppressive in the least and adds just the perfect "aztec" character.
Overall: Excellent! Incredibly flavourful and dynamic beer. Anyone familiar with the "Aztec Mocha" espresso drink that can be found in finer chocolate Cafés will immediately be transported to the first time they experienced chile and chocolate together. On a side note, anyone in the GVRD should check out Euphoria Chocolates in Fort Langley for the best Aztec Mocha and truffle chocolates ever created.
08-02-2011 03:49:33 | More by Hornet2003
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -19.6%
Bottle from biboergosum. Thanks! A curious concoction for this beer based on an old hot chocolate recipe, very dogfish head-like.
A - Pours black and opaque with good carbonation coming up the sides. One finger tan head. Zero lacing and a film of retention.
S - Lot's of chocolate and vanilla mixing together with roasted malts. The subtlety of the pepper is nice but obvious.
T - Chocolate is fairly strong with a little kiss of vanilla and good amounts of roasted malt. The pepper is a little bit more obvious in the taste. It comes through mostly in the finish. Reminds me of a tamed and chocolate infuzed chili beer. Sadly the cayenne pepper is alot stronger here than in the aroma, which takes away from the quality of the chocolatey stout qualities that seem to be pretty good.
M - Good carbonation keeping things moving and lifting it off the palate with a medium to full body and a spicy finish.
O/D - Relax or eliminate the cayenne pepper element in this and we've got quite a nice stout. For me it just seems like the two elements clash. Sadly I just can't get into this. While it's not a bad beer by any stretch of the imagination, the elements used to make it unique are what keep it from being above average. Props for creativity though.
06-26-2011 22:34:02 | More by tbeckett
Ontario (Canada)
4.55/5 rDev +12.6%
Cheers to joemcgrath27 for the hook up.
A - Pours pitch black, finger of head with some retention and sporadic lacing.
S - Spiciness is detectable on the nose alongside some milk chocolate, dark cocoa and espresso notes.
T - Nice chocolaty flavour, reminiscent of an imperial stout boasting large doses of milk chocolate with a touch of maraschino cherries. Then, out of nowhere, BAM the heat creeps up on you and lingers on the palette. Fan-TASTIC! This is the first chili beer that I've really enjoyed the heat on. What a great combination.
M - Medium bodied, goes down smooth and finishes nice and wet.
O - They nailed it on all fronts, a solid stout backbone with a great complementing chili heat. If you like chili beers, this one nailed it and I would highly recommend snatching as much of this stuff up as possible! Incredible!
04-23-2011 00:05:16 | More by andrenaline
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For most high school basketball players in Yorkton, the 'York City Classic', a tournament hosted by both the YRHS Raiders and SHHS Saints, is just another chance to play some hoops.
For the orange-clad trio of David Balysky, Braden Oystrick and Tyrell Ulmer, however, it's one last chance to play in front of family and friends.
That's because the three grade 12 student-athletes from the YRHS will be stepping onto their home court for the final time in their high school careers sometime during the weekend tournament. "This is the last York City Classic that we'll ever play in and the last time we'll play at home in front of everyone," said Raiders grade 12 star Braden Oytrick. "So yeah, it's great to have everyone come out and watch because it'll give us energy for our games."
Oystrick's fellow grade 12 teammate Tyrell Ulmer agreed with him, saying: "It's always great to have them (family and friends) out.
"It builds up our confidence knowing we're playing in front of everyone for the last time and it's a chance to showcase our talents to people who haven't been able to watch us much this season."
But are the three grade 12 players actually prepared for both the level of competition that awaits them at their home tournament, as well as the added pressure of playing in front of loved ones? Raiders head coach Jason Payne believes so. "These guys are ready," said Payne in an interview during a Friday evening practice. "Usually around this time of the year it's where the grade 12's really start to step up because they get it. They understand that they've got an X number of games and an X number of practices left and that these games in this tournament will be their last games in this gym."
And while Payne suggests that the grade 12's are ready for the tournament because of the sudden realization that this is it for them, Ulmer, meanwhile, feels that they are ready in large part due to the work that his coach has put forth. "Coach Payne has done a wonderful job so far with us in getting us prepared for this tournament," said the tenacious Ulmer, continuing, "He's helped make us better each practice and we look forward to showing everyone what we can do in the York City Classic."
There is one team in particular that the three Raiders seniors hope to show what they can do against. That team? None other than their tournament co-host and long-time rivals the Sacred Heart Saints. "The last time we went up against Sacred Heart they beat us. We beat them the first time so we've definitely have a score to settle," said Oystrick. "Hopefully we'll come out with a better record than them in this tournament because we are the bigger school so it's kind of expected."
Ulmer echoed Oystrick's comments, but added one last thing. "I'm going to play with a little chip on my shoulder if we play them for sure."


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|ODOT releases weekly road report
|Friday, November 01, 2013 8:17 PM
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The following is a weekly report concerning construction and maintenance work on state highways within the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1 which includes the counties of Allen, Defiance, Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert and Wyandot. This report is issued each week beginning in April and continues through November.
For the latest in statewide construction, visit www.ohgo.com. Please contact us at 419-999-6803 with any information needs.
Construction and Maintenance Projects
Week of November 4, 2013
I-75 Reconstruction Project
For the most recent information concerning the I-75 reconstruction project through Lima and Allen County and the safety upgrade of Ohio 117/309 on Lima's east side, please visit: www.odotlima75.org
I-75 between Fourth Street and Ohio 81 in Lima will have occasional nighttime lane restrictions during reconstruction of the existing lanes of pavement, replacement of mainline bridges and reconstruction of the interchanges. Work began in March 2013 and will continue through fall of 2015. Traffic is maintained two lanes in each direction the majority of the time. Lane restrictions generally occur from 7 p.m.-10 a.m. the following morning. The following is project information for the coming week:
I-75 Mainline
-Construction of the noise walls along I-75 between Ohio 117/309 and Reservoir Road is expected to begin next week with the mobilization of materials and equipment. Foundation work for the walls is expected to begin the week of Nov. 11.
- Paving just north of the Ohio 117/309 interchange to Reservoir Road in the northbound and southbound lanes outside the barrier wall continues. During paving operations, traffic on I-75 could be affected at times. Motorists are cautioned to watch for concrete trucks entering and exiting the highway as the operation continues.
- Occasional nighttime lane closures will continue on I-75 throughout the zone from Fourth Street to Ohio 81 generally from 7 p.m. until approximately 10 a.m. the following day. Normal traffic patterns of two lanes in each direction will resume during daytime hours.
- Motorists should be aware that all entrance and exit ramp merge areas have been shortened throughout the project area. Drivers on I-75 are encouraged to use the passing lane through the zone if they do not wish to exit. Signs advising this have been placed throughout the project area.
Ohio 117/309 interchange
- The southbound entrance and exit ramps to and from I-75 closed Oct. 7 and will remain closed until late November. The closure allows for the construction of the new ramps at the interchange and facilitates construction of the Ohio 117/309 roadway itself. Traffic wishing to access I-75 northbound or southbound is directed to Ohio 117 east to Greely Chapel Road to Fourth Street. I-75 southbound traffic wishing to access Ohio 117/309 is directed to Fourth Street to I-75 northbound back to Ohio 117/309.
- The entrance ramp from Ohio 117/309 to I-75 northbound remains closed as well.
- The exit ramp from I-75 northbound to Ohio 117/309 remains open.
Ohio 117/309 is at least one lane in each direction from the interchange area with I-75 to Bowman Road near the Allen County Fairgrounds during a safety upgrade project which will reconstruct areas of the pavement and install a raised curb median in the center of the roadway. This part of the project will be completed this fall. Traffic will be affected as follows in the coming weeks:
- The project is nearing completion between Eastern Ave. (Pat's Donuts) and the Allen County Fairgrounds.
- Over the next two weeks, work will continue on traffic signals, signs and pavement striping. Traffic will continue to be restricted during these operations to one lane in each direction.
- It is expected that by mid-November all orange traffic barrels will be removed from the roadway.
Ohio 81 from just west of Stewart Road to just west of Neubrecht Road east of Lima is one lane in each direction in the existing eastbound lanes for pavement reconstruction. All ramp movements are currently maintained at the interchange with I-75. The following are the current traffic impacts:
- All traffic on Ohio 81 from just west of Stewart Road to just west of Neubrecht Road is maintained one lane in each direction in the existing eastbound lanes during reconstruction and realignment of the existing roadway.
- Work on paving the new concrete pavement continues. It is anticipated that traffic will be traveling on the new roadway by the end of the year.
- Traffic on Neubrecht Road approaching Ohio 81 has been switched onto the new pavement on the west side of the roadway. No change in traffic pattern has resulted.
- The ramp from northbound I-75 to eastbound Ohio 81 (exit 127 A) is closed; however, access to eastbound Ohio 81 is maintained by using the existing loop ramp on the northeast side of the interchange. A temporary signal is controlling ramp traffic.
Allen County
Ohio 309 at the eastbound U.S. 30 entrance ramp near Delphos will have occasional lane restrictions through the work zone during drainage work. The majority of the work will take place along the roadside.
Putnam County
Ohio 694 at Township Road 21 is restricted to one lane through the work zone at times during drainage work. The majority of the work is taking place along the roadside.
U.S. 224 from Ohio 65 to the corporation limit of Kalida restricted to one lane through the work zone for resurfacing, berm work and pavement markings.
Ohio 108 south of Miller City will be restricted through the work zone for placement of raised pavement markers.
Ohio 694 from the west Glandorf corporation limit to the south Glandorf corporation limit will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for installation of raised pavement markers.
Van Wert County
Ohio 116 between Ohio 81 and Township Road 18 south of Converse will be closed for five days beginning Nov. 12 for replacement of two culverts. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 81, Ohio 66 and Ohio 117 back to Ohio 116.
Brickner Road at the intersection of Ohio 697 just west of Delphos will be closed beginning Tuesday for three days for replacement of a drainage tile.


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Ive never seen such a large beard on a clean-shaven man.
she is so f'ing hot. how the fuck does this happen ?
Cash money, Co60. It happens with lots and lots of cash money.
Carmella and Jeff know something about the crying game…
I could be a friend to you…
She has a more manly voice than he does…and no lisp….
@smello, yeah good point.
garcia's boyfriend is going to be pissed when he sees these pics.
Wasn't that the press tour for the new Valtrex campaign?
Napkin Nights? My napkin nights pictures of her look completely different.
Oh yeah, this will last….We can put this one in the category of her having a gardner, and he has a chipendale….
Nice Beard
any playmate-on-playmate fighting at the party?
Carmella was nervous on the wedding night until she realized the Anal Ease was not for her.
Somewhere in Tampa Chris Simms is crying about the one that got away…
Thank God he found a nice Italian girl to procreate with. The last thing this world needs is more redheaded Mexicans.
Come on T.O. Let's see you challenge this man's sexuality now!
I had no idea who this chick was but, apparently she was 2004 Playmate of the Year.
God, I hate Jeff Garcia, now.
I've never seen Garcia dance before, but i should have known he'd be a natrual at working the pole.
@TEXAS, i bet he is also a natural at smoking the pole.
Jeff, how does it feel to have the hottest wife in professional sports?
@Co60: And taking the pole …you know damn well he's the bitch…
Watching Jeff with Carmella is sort of like watching an amputee win a pair of free Air Jordans. It just seems so un-fair.
Something tells me that, unlike Tony Parker, Garcia didn't invite his bride-to-be to his bachelor party.
@Hugh B. Brown : Why wouldn't he?? She like's dudes too…
he may sound like a queer, but he's tougher than most of the wussy QB's playing. Besides, Payton and Tyson both had/have gay sounding voices and they were two of toughest guys out there.
Would red headed Mexicans be called "el gingeros"?
You said queer. Are you over 60 years old?
Mike Tyson? When was he a quarterback? He just likes eatin' yo' children. He will MAKE you love him.
Excellent work, 289, photoshopping Jeff Reed out of those pics and inserting Carmella…you are a wizard!!!
thanks for NEVER POSTING anything i write… i'm always really excited to see what lloydcarrpoollane has to say (and yes i'm a michigan grad).
When did Jeff Garcia start pretending to be straight?
Good job making SI.com's Extra Mustard Ufford. Good job. And Garcia's just proof what can happen if you play gay and hang around with hot women long enough. Sooner or later one of them "converts" you back to straight.
Or something like that…
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"When Did You Last See My Mother" Starring Harry Melling Ends 8th OctoberMelling
As we told you earlier this year, Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley) is starring in Christopher Hampton's first play "When Did You Last See My Mother?" The play -- set in 1965 -- closes on the 8th of October and Melling has received good reviews as the main character, Ian. Those looking to attend one of the play's final performances can purchase tickets at this link!


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Two Wake County Boy Scouts have attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest achievement in Boy Scouting.
For his Eagle project, Sean J. Austin of Raleigh led in the construction of cabin beds for Umstead State Park.
Sean is a senior at Broughton High School in Raleigh and the son of Chris and Patti Austin. Sean is a member of Troop 353 at St. Pauls Christian Church in Raleigh.
For his Eagle project, Tyler Young of Cary led the planning and construction of three Adirondack chairs to be used Cary High School library.
Tyler is a senior at Cary High School the son of Mike and Terri Young. He is a member of Troop 200 in Cary.


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A four year old boy was rescued from a pool in a near drowning accident, according to the Tucson Fire Department.
It happened on the 6100 block of East Pima Street, near Tanque Verde.
A call was made just before 6pm.
Captain Jeff Langejans said a resident from an apartment complex told dispatchers that it was a four year old boy.
The child was found unresponsive -- face down floating on top of the water.
Crews gave the boy CPR. He then began to spit up water and breathe on his own.
He was transported to the hospital and we're told his condition has improved.
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