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All eyes are on Amazon.com today and its planned announcement of a new smartphone. But before that much-hyped gadget arrives, here's some news from one of the earliest innovators in the smartphone arena. BlackBerry today said that it will make the Amazon Appstore available on devices running the BlackBerry 10.3 mobile operating system, set to… Read More
Smartphone market share: Android stays ahead of Apple, Microsoft widens lead over Blackberry
comScore is out with its latest monthly U.S. smartphone market share stats, and Android continues to stay ahead of the pack while Blackberry is slowly going bye-bye. Google's Android platform saw a 0.8 percent increase from January 2014 to April 2014, up to 52.5 percent market share. Apple dropped by 0.2 percent to 41.4 percent, while… Read More
Windows Phone web usage tops BlackBerry, flat overall
Microsoft Windows Phone devices are responsible for mobile web traffic than BlackBerry smartphones in North America, according to a new report from Chitika. As a proxy for mobile engagement and usage, the stat is more unfortunate news for an already-ailing BlackBerry, and not as good for Microsoft as it might seem at first glance. Windows Phone web traffic was basically flat from February… Read More
Android widens lead in U.S. smartphone market as BlackBerry continues to slip
After the buying extravaganza that took place over the holidays, the U.S. smartphone market has largely reached a quiet equilibrium while customers waited for manufacturers to release new phones. According to new results from ComScore, the market share of major players in the smartphone wars has remained largely unchanged from December through March. Android rose to… Read More
T-Mobile sees 15-fold increase for BlackBerry trade-ins after special offer
BlackBerry CEO John Chen started a fight it seems like he couldn't finish when he attacked T-Mobile for marketing the new iPhone to BlackBerry users. After Chen called a marketing email T-Mobile sent to BlackBerry users "ill-conceived," T-Mobile announced that it would offer BlackBerry users a $200 trade-in credit for their old handset to put toward… Read More
Ford may dump Microsoft, turning instead to BlackBerry's in-car technology
Is Microsoft's relationship with Ford fraying? That's one way to read a report from Bloomberg today which notes that the Ford is planning to dump Microsoft in favor of BlackBerry for the auto maker's next-generation Sync in-vehicle technology system. That would be a high-profile loss for Microsoft, which under Steve Ballmer, who left the CEO… Read More
Shots fired: T-Mobile offers BlackBerry users $200 for their old phone
It seems like BlackBerry CEO John Chen may have started a fight he wasn't ready for. Yesterday, Chen took to his company's blog to discuss how outraged he was with T-Mobile sending BlackBerry users on the company's network an email informing them that they could trade in their old phone and get a new iPhone… Read More
BlackBerry CEO 'outraged' over 'ill-conceived' iPhone promotion from T-Mobile
T-Mobile touched off a firestorm among faithful BlackBerry users when it sent an email letting them know that they could trade in their old handset for a brand new iPhone 5S with no down payment. After getting blasted on Twitter, T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that he had heard BlackBerry users "loud and clear." But for BlackBerry… Read More
T-Mobile CEO John Legere responds to angry Blackberry users: 'I'm hearing you loud and clear'
Several BlackBerry users were up in arms over a recent email blast from T-Mobile that encouraged them to "upgrade" to an iPhone 5. Now, T-Mobile CEO John Legere is letting customers know that he hears them "loud and clear." Last week, T-Mobile sent an email that noted a "great offer for BlackBerry customers," which angered… Read More
Pendrell subsidiary sues Apple, Amazon and more over alleged DRM patent infringement
ContentGuard, a subsidiary of Bellevue-based patent holding firm Pendrell Corporation, announced today that it has filed a massive patent infringement lawsuit against Amazon, Apple, BlackBerry, Huawei and Google-owned Motorola Mobility. At issue is digital rights management (DRM) technology for protecting content from piracy on devices including smartphones and tablets. ContentGuard's complaint implicates Amazon's Kindle app,… Read More
Tech Moves: Katie Couric joins Yahoo; Shakeup at BlackBerry; Crosscut's Shaw returns to Microsoft
—TV host Katie Couric plans to join Yahoo as "global anchor," the latest key media hire for CEO Marissa Mayer. She plans to join the Internet company some time next year, and her appointment follows the hiring of David Pogue of The New York Times in October. "Katie's depth of experience, her intellectual curiosity, and… Read More
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There are four big decisions that can happen in a startup, says T.A. McCann: When to start the company, when to fund it, when to kill it, and when to sell it. The serial entrepreneur has been faced with each of these decisions at various moments in his startup life. Speaking the recent GeekWire Startup Day,… Read More
BlackBerry boots CEO Thorsten Heins, plans to raise $1B as acquisition talks end
Struggling mobile phone maker BlackBerry received another dose of bad news today as the company said that it was no longer pursuing acquisition offers, and would instead raise up to $1 billion from a group of investors led by Fairfax Financial. As part of the deal, CEO Thorsten Heins is stepping down, as is board… Read More
Blackberry launches BBM for iOS and Android, access by reservation only
As a play to improve the company's relevance as consumers flee from its handsets, BlackBerry announced earlier this year that it would be bringing its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) service to iOS and Android phone owners through a new app. Last month, the company released its iOS app, and a leaked copy of its Android app… Read More
Boeing preps for possible future without BlackBerry, tests Android alternatives
Boeing is telling employees that it's sticking with BlackBerry as its "standard mobile platform" after receiving assurances from BlackBerry executives about the smartphone maker's dedication to providing a "secure, private environment" for business. However, as a contingency, the aerospace giant is also accelerating its certification of Android devices as a potential alternative. It's one example… Read More
Stats: iPhone gains on Android, even before launch of 5S, 5C
While analysts brawl over what Apple's record-setting sales figures for the iPhone 5S and 5C mean, market share figures released today by comScore show that Apple has already made gains on Android over the summer, before the release of its new smartphones. Apple remained the top smartphone OEM with 40.7 percent of the U.S. market,… Read More
T-Mobile to drop BlackBerry inventory from stores
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Investor group to buy BlackBerry for $4.7B
Ailing smartphone maker BlackBerry has finally found a buyer. Fairfax Financial Holdings, which has a 10 percent stake in BlackBerry, will lead a consortium that plans to buy back shares not held by Fairfax at $9 per share, which comes out to a total of roughly $4.7 billion, taking the company private in the process…. Read More
Bankers have shopped BlackBerry for a year without success
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BlackBerry's 'strategic alternatives' include possible sale of company … but who's buying?
BlackBerry said this morning that a special committee of its board will "explore strategic alternatives," and anyone who has heard that phrase before knows what's on the table. "These alternatives could include, among others, possible joint ventures, strategic partnerships or alliances, a sale of the Company or other possible transactions," the company says. It's another… Read More
Nokia CEO says he picked Windows Phone over fear of Samsung dominating Android
Last week, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop defended his company's decision two years ago to try to create a "third ecosystem" by throwing its weight behind Windows Phone, competing against iPhone and Android. Now, in a recent roundtable with European media outlets, Elop went into more detail about that logic and shed light on how he feared Samsung would dominate… Read More
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T.A. McCann leaves BlackBerry as transformation continues at struggling smartphone maker
T.A. McCann is moving on from BlackBerry two-and-a-half years after selling his Seattle startup Gist to the smartphone maker. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news, also noting that Tungle.me founder Marc Gingras also has left BlackBerry. We've reached out to McCann to find out what's next for the serial entrepreneur who is a… Read More
Can this name change really save BlackBerry?
BlackBerry continues to wither on the vine, with market share for the once iconic smartphone maker slipping to under five percent. So, can a company name change salvage what's left? I guess it's worth a shot. As anticipated, Research in Motion — the maker of the BlackBerry — changed its corporate name to BlackBerry this… Read More
iPhone sales stay hot as shipments of smartphones set to pass feature phones in 2013
Smartphones are taking over the world. Well, not really. But the latest estimates from the International Data Corporation indicate that 2013 will be the first time worldwide smartphone shipments exceed those of feature phones. The IDC said today that it expects 2013 smartphone shipments to grow by an astounding 32.7 percent from last year to 958.8… Read More


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JU names Christina Diaz as assistant volleyball coach
Former Florida standout and Radford assistant coach Christina Diaz has been named JU assistant volleyball coach by head coach Shaun Kupferberg. Diaz replaces Ali Simmons, who left her position over the summer after completing her master's degree at JU.
In her lone season at Radford in 2009, Diaz was responsible for all aspects of the program, including recruiting, as the Highlanders tallied double-digit wins (12) for the first time since 2001 en route to earning a bid to the Big South Conference Tournament.
In her collegiate career, Diaz was a four-year letterwinner and defensive specialist at Florida from 2005-08 under head coach Mary Wise. As a senior co-captain, she helped the Gators to an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance and the program's 18th straight SEC title.
"Christina brings a great knowledge of the game to our staff," Kupferberg said. "She's played at the highest level and has really studied the game. I think she's going to make a big difference while working with our defense and set a new standard in an already strong unit."
Prior to Radford, Diaz prepped for a collegiate coaching career with an internship in the Florida volleyball office under Wise where she assisted in all aspects of the program following the completion of her eligibility.
She graduated from Florida with a degree in health education in 2009.

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Schedule for REU classes:
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One man is hurt and another man was arrested after a stabbing in Fargo early Sunday morning.
27-year old Brandon Schmidt of Fargo was arrested on aggravated assault charges after allegedly cutting a man outside the Northern bar at 325 10th Street North.
Police say it happened just before bar close. The two were outside talking when a fight broke out and Schmidt pulled out a pocket knife.
Bar security was able to take away the knife and hold down Schmidt after they say he cut a man in the arm.
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Local Geologist Speaks About Rock Fire Incident
Lyn Hiner Recovering From Burns After Rocks Found On Beach Ignited In Her Pocket
Some new clues are being offered by a local expert after some beach rocks ignited, leading to severe burns for a 43-year-old mother.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On Twitter"It's hard to believe," said surfer Scott Tenery. "It just doesn't seem real."For Lyn Hiner, it was all too real. Last Saturday, in the Upper Trestles area of San Onofre State Beach, her children collected seven rocks tinged with orange and green.Later, at her home in San Clemente, after Hiner put the rocks in her pocket, the rocks ignited, shooting flames out of her shorts and causing second and third-degree burns.Her husband was also burned trying to help.Meanwhile, lifeguards scoured the beach but did not find any similar rocks.In initial tests, two of the rocks tested for a phosphorous substance and geologist Pat Abbott said it should not have been on the rocks."There's nothing flammable in these rocks whatsoever," said Abbott.He identified the rocks as a type of metamorphic rock."There's no way this orange stuff goes with these rocks," said Abbott. "The orange has been added by a human being. I don't know if it's evil or incidental."On the beach on Thursday, theories abounded from radiation to fireworks to residue from military ordnance. According to published reports and Camp Pendleton officials, there is no evidence of a military connection but they do plan to cooperate with the investigation into the incident.Hiner remains in a Santa Ana hospital recovering from her injuries.Orange County health officials say the testing on the rocks could take two more weeks.Right now, no law enforcement agency has launched an investigation.


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This August, Linux Foundation will Launch CloudOpen Event
I'm a firm believer in the value that an open approach towards cloud computing can bring. Aside from any technical benefit (of which there are many) open appeals to my sense of community, of fairness, of democratization.
For this reason it was exciting to hear an announcement from the Linux Foundation about a new event, CloudOpen, a technical conference that aims to provide a vendor-neutral environment to talk about open source products and projects around the cloud. Held alongside LinuxCon North America in August, the event is going to cover hypervisors, deployment tools, big data offerings as well as cloud platforms and associated tools. The program committee spans the spectrum of open cloud players and includes;
- Greg DeKoenigsberg, vice president of community, Eucalyptus Systems
- Mark Hinkle, director of cloud computing community, Citrix
- Gerrit Huzienga, cloud architect, IBM
- Amanda McPherson, vice president of marketing and developer services, The Linux Foundation
- Stefano Maffulli, community manager, OpenStack
- Stephen Spector, cloud evangelist, Dell
- John Mark Walker, director of communities, Red Hat
VP of Marketing at The Linux Foundation, Amanda McPherson, says that;
This conference is built on one belief: open works. We know this from experience and know that the cloud demands it in order to be successful for the long term. Because Linux, open source software and collaborative development are the foundations of the cloud, it's important to provide a vendor-neutral forum where those who are committed to openness can advance this work and users and industry can learn about 'open' as it is related to the cloud.
That's a theme we can all agree upon. There are a plethora of cloud events on the calendar – the addition of another one is normally not newsworthy. However those of us who wax poetic about open clouds will welcome this event and look forward to participating.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
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The main purpose of the website is to facilitate the airport pickup. Each year, the college nearby has hundreds of new international students come to study. Volunteers have been picking up the students for years. It has been tremendous amount of work for the admin to arrange all students and volunteers through email.
This website will let students and volunteers register online and match the pickup at certain degree.


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You can leave both the ground and the fresh ginger out of this recipe if you'd like a more traditional-tasting cookie.
Makes: about 3 dozen
Work: 2 hours
Total: 5 hours
1. Make dough for Ginger Lemon Rounds (recipe on Slide 2), cutting rolled dough with snowflake shapes (find cutters at sugarcraft.com).
2. Bake as directed. Fit a pastry bag with a #3 plain tip and fill with Lemon Royal Icing (recipe below) made to a thick consistency. Decorate snowflakes as desired. For more intricate designs use a #2 plain tip. Sprinkle designs with white sanding sugar and white nonpareils immediately after piping, if desired.


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Impact of climate change on populations of European birds, 1980-2005
Additional information
The index is set to 100 in 1980. The orange line shows the modelled weighted composite trend of 30 bird species. It shows an increase of their geographical range in the study region. The green line shows the modelled trend of 92 species that have lost range. Range changes were modelled by averaging using three global climate models and two emissions scenarios.
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A busy week in the NL East saw everyone but the Marlins see something substantial this week.
It's almost safe to assume that the Marlins will never get any free agents without no-trade clauses.
Numerous awards handed out to various NL East personnel, and the Marlins have (another) fire sale this week.
Mets playing financial chess, Nationals raking in awards, Tino joins the Fish, Phillies rebranding the farm
Gold Gloves, Gold Snubs, option years, and the Marlins' new manager.
The trainwreck known as the Miami Marlins' inaugural season kicks off the offseason editions of Around the NL East by firing their manager and unloading their closer after just one year.
A collection of links and stories pertaining to rival teams of the NL East. Braves fans not too clouded with rage from the Wild Card Game umpiring debacle will attempt to discuss.
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The Nationals clinch their playoff spot, the Phillies are technically still in the hunt, the Marlins' front office is in absolute disarray, and the Mets are just well, the Mets (which means they...
SBNation's Atlanta Braves community discusses the news and happenings from around the rest of the NL East division. Stories from 9/8-9/15/12.
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Before heading out for coffee at a Russian cafe, I showed Galo the air mattress that he'd so graciously pumped up for me the night before. It had exhaled all its breath; the plush carpeting was my primary source of cushioning. Fortunately, the box of booze near the pillows hadn't seeped any liquid onto my head.
Galo, who runs a global student exchange company and often works from home, was a consummate guide and insta-friend. He and his roommate have hosted more than 40 visitors. I was their first American — most guests hail from abroad, and to expose them to the U. S. of A., Galo will prepare an American breakfast and organize outings to a Giants baseball game and dive bars.
"The people who 'surf' or 'trip,' " Galo said, "want the die-hard local experience."
As soon as I landed in San Francisco, Galo loaded me up with suggestions, including the dynamic murals in the Mission District, nourishment at Mission Chinese Food and John's birthday party at Golden Gate park.
Once I was officially the third roommate, he offered to take me on a personalized city tour. When he had work obligations, he sent me out on my own, but with motherly warnings.
"They'll either ask you what kind of drugs you want or will ask for money," he informed me about Haight-Ashbury denizens. "Just keep your head down."
As a thank-you for my hosts' generosity, I offered to take them out to dinner in Lower Haight. Our dinner ran late, or maybe we ate slowly, and my red-eye departure was creeping up.
I'd planned to take Sidecar, a donation-based ride-share service, to the BART station. Galo looked up the wait time (a driver was about three minutes away) and the suggested price ($20). In the true spirit of sharing, he offered to drive me instead.
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Everyone loves Halloween. What's not to love? The holiday just screams fun. Fulfilling a fantasy to be someone (or something) other than yourself for at least a few hours certainly trumps stuffing your face with turkey and cranberry sauce in my book. (I mean, I can be Marilyn Monroe and eat tootsie rolls double-fisted at the same time? Yep. Count me in.)
I really don't think there is any place that is as passionate about the holiday as Greenwich Village. The annual Halloween parade is an unbelievable spectacle of creativity and good humor. I dare you to find a more inventive bunch than the Draculas, goblins, Lady Gaga and Sarah Palin wannabees that march up Sixth Avenue every October 31.
In fact, Halloween is a big deal around the entire city. Shopkeepers keep bowls of candy on hand for sugar-obsessed kiddies that trick or treat along Broadway. Apartment buildings hold lobby pizza parties for their tiniest tenants before they knock on their neighbors' doors begging for yummy things. Costumes are planned and discussed extensively weeks–even months–ahead.
Which brings me to the phenomenon of Halloween costume pop-up stores. Pop-ups begin appearing in late September all around the city. Probably the most widely-known is the transformation
of Ricky's stores into temporary Halloween stores. Ricky's is a local funky beauty/fashion chain that converts a bunch of their outlets into costume emporiums every October. Make-up, wigs, entire costumes…everything you need you can find here. (By the way, the regular Ricky's is pretty great, too.)
Just a few blocks from the hotel (450 Sixth Avenue) is a pop-up in an old, beloved, since-closed food outlet, Jefferson Market. (Jefferson Market was the NYC Whole Foods back in the day. But a lot better). The unique atmosphere of a gourmet food bazaar cum costume shop inside just screams Greenwich village.
Between all the great options here in the city, it's going to be a great Halloween.
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Cable Car Kriek - The Lost Abbey
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5/5 rDev +8.5%
03-09-2012 16:22:59 | More by pastradul
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4.45/5 rDev -3.5%
Thanks to Mike and Josh for this one. A long time want and one I thought I'd have to eventually travel to CA for. Much appreciated. 4oz. pour into a Lost Abbey teku.
Pours a .5 finger pink, frothy head with average retention. Beer is a slightly cloudy stunning pink orange. Lacing is spotty and sparse with some stringiness and thin legs. Average save for the really pretty color.
Nose is cinnamon, cherry jam, light tartness, hay, and some funky, wed woodiness. Clean, fruity and very aromatic and appetizing.
Sweet cherry, cinnamon, red fruit syrup, lightly sweet and mildly tart in the middle. Great balance. More cherry, lemon rind, and hay at the finish with a sweet and tart cherry aftertaste. Really really good.
Light to medium bodied with ample carbonation. Dry in the mouth and puckering going down. Very refreshing. Sticky and dry finish with a messy and lingering aftertaste. Nearly perfect.
I thought Cable Car was a slightly above average American Wild but this is a completely different animal. The addition of cherries has given this beer a whole new dimension and makes it clearly one of the best in the style. Definitely worth the hype.
01-13-2013 16:46:27 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.43/5 rDev -3.9%
Brown glass bottle served into a wine glass at the Toronado in San Diego. Paid out the ass for this (I think it around $50.00). If there's a beer to shell this much out for, certainly this is it. (Or at least one of them; see my Narke Kaggen Stormaktsporter review). Reviewed from notes taken in October 2012.
A: Pours a half finger delicate beige head of good lacing, nice thickness, and brief but appreciable retention. Colour is a pale peach-red. Nontransparent; non-opaque. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. Has the appeal of a masterful red wine or bourbon. Classy and understated. I can't wait to try it.
Sm: Sourness, bacteria, attenuated yeast, sour cherry, lactic notes, some malty sweetness, tart cherry skin, and bright fruit. Exceptional and clean. Promises some serious puckerworthy sourness. A moderate strength aroma. No alcohol comes through.
T: Sour, with some serious bacterial notes on the back end. Incredibly crisp like fresh red apple yet outfitted with a wonderful solid cherry body. Refreshing and clean, yet lightly vinegary and even subtly wine-esque. I get the wood, but it's subtle and understated in the background. Rich and smcak-your-lips flavorful. Incredibly tasty stuff. Masterfully complex and balanced. No alcohol is detectable. So fresh and luscious. The lingering long aftertaste helps me enjoy it for longer. I get cherrywood as well as oak. Some pear. Green apple. It's got all the sourness I could ever want, but the perfect amount without feeling tamed. Not at all overdone. Clean malts lend it body but don't intrude, letting the sourness shine through. It has an incredible amount of body for a kriek, almost like a fine French cider. I'm blown away. Marvelously built. Nicely acidic, as well. Tartness is supreme.
Mf: Crisp, full, and of perfect thickness. Smack-your-lips delightful. Smooth and wet, letting the flavour speak for itself. Suits the flavour profile quite well.
Dr: An incredible kriek. Lives up to the hype, definitely. Worth the price for a special occasion. Another remarkable sour from Lost Abbey. I'd love to have this again (or the regular Cable Car, for that matter). The mouthfeel isn't perfect; it lacks the fragile delicacy I'd expect in a masterful sour - but it's still lovely. Few sours I've had have such presence and flavour. The depth of flavour and layers of mastery burgeon throughout. I detect at least five distinct acts in the structure: the sweet, clean open; the initial sour apple and hints of bacteria; the middling bacteria sourness blast; the fading cidery sharp climax with hints of lightly spicy yeast and cherry abound; and the lightly dry fruit cherry skin finnish. Remarkable. Wow.
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11-14-2012 22:02:41 | More by kojevergas
4.93/5 rDev +6.9%
Had a bottle at Toronado San Diego.
A: a crisp looking ruby color, minimal head with very fine lacing.
S: This scent would be extraordinary anywhere. Wish I didn't have to wash out the bottle. Fresh cherries up front with a nice wine-barrel undertone.
T: Wow. Arguably one of the best sours I've ever had. Fantastic cherry flavors with some subtle citrus just to throw me off. Great profile blending with whatever wine barrels they used.
MF/D: Incredibly smooth. Fortunately we didn't get a gusher, and the carbonation was faint, effervescent, and smooth. Can't wait to convince my friends to get another bottle!
03-05-2012 07:01:38 | More by newk340
New York
4.55/5 rDev -1.3%
Big thanks to Josh(jbuddle) for opening this.
A- reddish pink with a beautiful haze and a soft pillow of white, cloud like head.
N- sour cherry, oak, funky sourness
T- a depth of cherry flavor, both sweet and sour cherry. great oakiness is coming through from sip to finish. sour fruit with a suttle sweetness. mmm this is good.
M- light spritzy carbonation, smooth dry finish
O- this one gets best in style IMO. by far the best kriek i have had.
04-25-2013 14:51:04 | More by joel66
5/5 rDev +8.5%
02-10-2012 19:05:29 | More by Callmecoon
4.75/5 rDev +3%
Bottle (2011)
The Lost Abbey
San Marcos, CA
Bright, glowing red, ruby, and orange. This looks like a gorgeous sunset in the glass. There's a lot of carbonation; the head is thick and sticks around, not budging for quite some time. Sheets of eggshell colored lace are left down the glass. Gorgeous.
The cherries are vibrant and dominate the aroma, though it's all balanced well by an earthy, barnyard-style funk. There's the slightest amounts of vinegar and wood, but the cherries and yeast are particularly dominant. A joy.
Bright, vibrant, and plump cherry flavors start this one out. I don't think I've yet to drink a kriek that had as much authentic, juicy cherry flavor as this one. Along with the cherry is a nice amount of barnyard and earthy funk notes, along with a bit of oak.
Medium bodied with high carbonation.
A near perfect kriek. This was a true joy to sip and savor.
11-13-2011 16:49:22 | More by ehammond1
5/5 rDev +8.5%
12-23-2011 17:24:22 | More by rudylaw
South Carolina
5/5 rDev +8.5%
05-23-2013 18:11:28 | More by JulianB
4/5 rDev -13.2%
01-16-2012 02:45:45 | More by ipa247
4.75/5 rDev +3%
03-13-2012 23:39:20 | More by DJButters
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
07-29-2013 16:40:47 | More by leschkie
4.19/5 rDev -9.1%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Hazy and murky red body. Did not gush! Small white head. Medium collar.
Smell - Juicy cherry. Acidic, but the cherry has a sweet pie aroma. Characteristic Lost Abbey sour aroma. Not quite acetic, but intense and woody.
Taste - Cherry is just like the aroma, hints of cherry pie but not that sweet. Woody. Has some vinegar sourness to it.
Mouthfeel - High carbonation. Moderate sourness, not so intense, especially for a Lost Abbey beer.
Overall - This still doesn't compare to the complexity of a lambic, but it's very good. Nowhere near worth what it takes to get, though.
05-18-2014 22:06:34 | More by Alieniloquium
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
01-29-2013 05:52:55 | More by GRG1313
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
08-11-2012 19:34:47 | More by claaark13
5/5 rDev +8.5%
11-16-2011 05:18:13 | More by sleepyhead
5/5 rDev +8.5%
11-25-2012 11:24:42 | More by HaveUSeenMyCellar
4.5/5 rDev -2.4%
10-26-2013 17:50:50 | More by FeDUBBELFIST
5/5 rDev +8.5%
Reviewing a bottle of the test batch for Cable Car Kriek from The Lost Abbey out of San Marcos, California. Major thanks to Paul and Jonathan for sharing this rare treat with me!
Score: 100
The only thing I know about the bottling date of this beer is that it predates the 2011 release of Cable Car Kriek. My buddy got a Cable Car Kriek label sticker, which he put on the otherwise unmarked bottle. Served in a Cantillon stemmed balloon glass and enjoyed on 11/16/13. Review is from iPhone notes.
Appearance: Pours a finger-plus of white frothy head. Color is a murky red-orange color with a bit of yellow-orange fade towards the edges of the body when held up to light. Excellent lacing and retention. 5/5
Smell: Cherry, then dank cinnamon, funk, wood, dank spice, fig, raisin, wood and lemon. Hint of tobacco and vanilla. Lots of unexpected cinnamon present in the nose, which is ridiculously complex and perfectly balanced between all the elements present. Just enough funk is present to give it an added dimension of complexity without detracting at all from the appeal of the other aromatics. 5/5
Taste: Tart cherry hits first, then cinnamon, spice, vanilla and wood. Musty funk on the midpalate, oddly reminisce of that Cantillon house character with a little bit of age. Vanilla and cherrywood finish, light lemon backbone. Dark cherry notes and a little bit of cocoa-like flavor come through too as the beer warms up. The cherry flavor persists throughout, and lingers nicely in the finish. I love how well the vanilla flavor plays with sour characters without being medicinal or coming across as being out of place. All the flavors here are so perfectly integrated. There is so much going on, and it all works. The cinnamon character is a nice unique twist, though it is less prominent on the palate than it was in the nose. 5/5
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, spot on carbonation (rare for a Lost Abbey beer). Great mix of sweet and sour, with a dry finish. 5/5
Overall: One of the best beers I have ever had the pleasure to consume. It is complex, robust in flavor, tart, balanced and insanely drinkable. There is a reason this is one of the most sought after beers out there. I would not say it is worth the $600-800 it commands on the secondary market, but I enjoyed it more than M, which costs much more to acquire. My only quip here is that someone stole the bottle from Paul later in the evening. Seek this one out with confidence.
Cost: $50 for a 750 ml bottle (good luck finding it that for that price nowadays).
12-19-2013 00:15:04 | More by jegross2
5/5 rDev +8.5%
08-19-2013 17:13:44 | More by Mahlik
3.88/5 rDev -15.8%
A bit thanks to Tomme and crew for bringing this along to our tasting. Poured from the bottle into a tasting snifter. No gushing due to Tomme's expert bottle opening skills.
Appearance: The beer pours a very cloudy red and golden color. The color is a bit weird to be honest.
Smell: Some nice fruity cherry notes right off the bat. There is some sour notes as well, just a touch medicinal.
Taste: Sweet and tart cherries. Sour, but not overly so. There is a good amount of sweetness to balance out the sour flavors. The finish is slightly bitter with a mild herbal note.
Mouthfeel: Medium body with tingly carbonation and a dry finish.
Overall: This was yet another good sour from Lost Abbey. I enjoyed the fruit notes. The fact that it wasn't too sour was a nice break for the tongue. I wouldn't search this one out again given the difficulty.
07-13-2012 22:15:24 | More by oline73
4/5 rDev -13.2%
11-24-2011 02:21:49 | More by DarthKostrizer
4.75/5 rDev +3%
05-25-2013 17:11:11 | More by JoshTellez
4.75/5 rDev +3%
01-16-2013 00:07:35 | More by ChrisPro
3.75/5 rDev -18.7%
07-07-2014 00:32:07 | More by fromthewood
Cable Car Kriek from The Lost Abbey
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"All we want people to do is slow down, don't text on the road, especially in construction zones because we have workers out there that are behind barrier walls. Sometimes they're not," said FDOT Spokeswoman Kristen Carson.
The US Department of Transportation reports the majority of people who die or are injured in work zone crashes aren't road workers. Four out of five victims are actually drivers or passengers.
"Lanes are shifting and there's a lot of changes that you're not used to," explained Carson. "There's a lot of work going on out there and we need people to pay attention."
In 2011, there were 65 fatalities in Florida work zones and more than 3,500 injuries. Just five years earlier, there were 118 fatal crashes reported.
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Furcal injures ankle in collision
Dodgers shortstop collides with Repko in pursuit of blooper
VERO BEACH, Fla. -- Dodgers shortstop Rafael Furcal was carted off the field with a left ankle injury sustained when he collided with center fielder Jason Repko in the first inning of Thursday's game against Baltimore.
Furcal was taken to a hospital for X-rays, which came out negative. The initial diagnosis was a moderate sprain of his ankle.
Furcal was racing into shallow center field and Repko was charging for Corey Patterson's blooper when Repko slid and appeared to pin Furcal's left foot on the ground as they made contact. Furcal grabbed his left leg and rolled in pain until teammates and trainers attended to him.
Furcal played in the opening game of the spring, then missed 10 days with a repeat of shoulder tenderness he experienced last spring. Otherwise, he has been something of an ironman for the Dodgers, playing in 159 games last season.
Two innings after the collision, Repko came out of the game with a left hamstring injury. Thursday's game marked Repko's first start since missing 10 days with a groin strain.
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Basic Texas Style BBQ Dry Rub for Pork Ribs or Pork Shoulders
Chef David Creamer's Recipe
1 tablespoon cumin
1 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon granulated garlic
1 tablespoon granulated onion
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 tablespoon Cajun seasoning
2 tablespoon brown sugar
2 tablespoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon white pepper
2 whole slabs pork baby back ribs
OPTIONAL - Thick Cut Butcher Bacon, 8pcs
Preheat oven to 250 degrees
In a bowl, combine all dry ingredients and mix well.
Place each slab of baby back ribs on a piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil, shiny side down
Sprinkle and coat each side generously with the dry rub
Pat the dry rub into the meat. OPTIONAL-cover top off ribs with slab bacon. Refrigerate the ribs for a minimum of 1 hour.
Place the ribs on a baking sheet. Open one end of the foil on each slab and pour in ½ cup water/stock or favorite marinade to braise the ribs with into each foil packet. Tilt the baking sheet in order to equally distribute the braising liquid.
Bake/Braise the ribs in the oven for 2 1/2 hours
Remove bacon(if added, GREAT to throw in baked beans), then glaze with favorite BBQ sauce and broil for 2-3 min until sauce starts to caramelize. Brush a second coat of sauce on and broil second time until slightly bubbly and caramelized again.
Cut into two bone pieces, served warm
Brussels Sprout Salad
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1 # of Brussels Sprouts - shaved fine on a mandolin or with a sharp knive
1.5 cups of toasted pine nuts
3Ž4 cup of shaved pecorino toscano
1 head of Belgian Endive, cut julienne
For the dressing
4 tablespoon of grain mustard
3 tablespoon of lemon juice
10 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
Salt and Pepper to taste
Mix all ingredients together
The important thing about this salad is to make sure that the brussels sprouts are shaved super thin. As thin as you can possibly make them while still being able to keep them intact.
In a mixing bowl, simply mix all of the ingredients together for a nice healthy hearty winter salad.
Eating Brussels sprout raw as opposed to cooking them is much healthier because you do not lose any of the nutrients that you would when they are cooked.
Bacon Wrapped and Stuffed Pork loin
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Serves 3-4 people
5 lbs Pork loin
1 6oz box of Stove top Stuffing, Traditional sage or Pork
2 Tbsp Butter
1 each 14.50 oz can of Swansons chicken stock
1 pound Bacon, your favorite brand
1 pound package of prepared vegetables (potatoes, celery, carrots, onions)
Casserole dish (glass pan in cubboard with handles)
Aluminum Foil
Small pot
Chefs Knife
Make your stove top stuffing
In a pot heat 1.5 cups of chicken stock and butter.
Bring to a boil and add the Stuffing mix.
Stir and set aside. Try not to eat it all.
Set the pan
Place the vegetables, and remaining chicken stock in the bottom of the casserole pan.
Roll Out the Pork
Run your knife slowly along the bottom of the pork loin opening it.
Imagine its a blanket that your rolling out.
Only its a delicious pork blanket.
Stuff and wrap the Piggie
With the pork rolled out place the stove top in the center and spread out equally to both sides.
Roll the pork back up like a sleeping bag.
Lay the bacon over top covering the pork loin.
Almost Done
Set the pork on top of the vegetables in the casserole dish.
Cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Remove foil and Crisp up the bacon for 20 more minutes.
Pork should be cooked well done or 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
Serve in the casserole dish or slice pork and serves on dishes with roasted vegetables.
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Serves 6
1/2 pound guanciale or pancetta
1 pound bucatini
2 cups oven roasted tomatoes*
1 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano (about 4 ounces)
1/2 cup grated pecorino
2 tablespoons freshly chopped Italian parsley
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
*For the Oven Roasted Tomatoes: Wash 1 pound of plum tomatoes, and bring a large pot of water to a rolling boil. Using a small paring knife, make an "x" incision on the tip of the tomato, and remove the core. Place the tomatoes in the water for 30 seconds, then remove them with a strainer or skimmer to an ice bath. Strain and peel them, then cut them in half lengthwise. In a large bowl, toss the tomato halves with salt, pepper, 2 whole cloves of garlic crushed but not peeled, 2 sprigs rosemary, 2 sprigs thyme, and the peeled (in strips) zest of 1 orange. Toss with ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil, and then arrange on a sheet tray, cut sides down. Roast them in a low oven at 325°F, for 2 hours, or until their color is deeply concentrated and they have softened and started to wrinkle.
Crescia Dolce Sweet Crescia
Fabio Trabocchi
Yields 4 cresce
3 ¼ cups Italian 00 flour
2 tablespoons instant yeast or 1 ¾ oz fresh yeast
1 tablespoon sea salt
½ teaspoon freshly ground white pepper
½ cup lard for the dough, plus 1/3 cup lard for spreading
2 whole eggs
¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons whole milk, room temperature
1 quart frying oil
1 cup granulated sugar, for dusting
Porchetta Ascolana Roasted Suckling Pig
Fabio Trabocchi
1 small suckling pig, about 8 to 10 pounds, boned
4 cups dry white wine, such as Verdicchio or Pinot Grigio
3 1/4 pounds boneless pork butt or shoulder, cut into 1/2-inch dice
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
3 bunches dill
8 to 10 garlic cloves, crushed
1 3/4 pounds manteca, soft lard
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2 oz water to .75 oz Campari
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DIVA TALK: Tony Nominee and Fun Home Star Judy Kuhn Ponders Her Dream Roles
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Judy Kuhn
"I've had the best experience working on this piece," Kuhn told me during the musical's preview period. "I play Helen, who is Alison's mother, and in the show Alison is played by three actresses, one when she's nine, one at 19, and one the adult Alison, who is trying to find a way to tell her father's story. We are all her memories of her childhood and her growing up at this moment in her life, and the year that she was 19, when everything happened that changed her life. It goes back and forth in time, and I, as Helen, only relate to small Alison, as she's known, and medium Alison. But I love her. She's just a really complicated [character, who] lived this very difficult life in this house [and] very much tries to maintain the kind of mythology of the family, and hold the family together until, basically, she can't anymore."
About librettist Kron, who is making her debut as a lyricist with the Sam Gold-directed production, Kuhn said, "Her writing, I think, is extraordinary in this. It's not an easy book to adapt, to figure out what the theatrical version of this graphic novel is because a graphic novel is obviously very visual. They decided that they couldn't put the book on stage; they had to find the theatrical equivalent of these panels, of these snapshots of Alison's life, how the adult Alison would tell her story in a theatrical form. And, I think they really found it.
"I always knew Lisa was a great writer, but what people will learn from this is that she's an amazing lyricist," Kuhn added. "I mean, her lyrics are great, truly great lyrics. The way the music and the book are woven together is so seamless. And, Jeanine's music is amazing, and Sam Gold's direction is amazing. This team collaborated in a way I've never seen a team collaborate. I think Jeanine said the other day, 'We really worked as one,' and I think that it shows in what you see onstage."
Diva Talk also asked the Broadway favorite to select her dream stage roles in musical and/or nonmusical productions. Kuhn said it was an interesting challenge "for so many reasons, partly because I feel like I'm back on the boards a little bit, and yet I'm a different person and I'm re-aligning my thoughts about the kind of roles I should play."
Click through to see the roles Kuhn chose and her thoughts about each part.
There are roles I've always wanted to play, but I think now, "Hmmm, maybe that ship has sailed." [Laughs.] I also tend to think more about the writers that I want to do — [Stephen] Sondheim always. I've always wanted to play Dot in Sunday in the Park. Now, that's a ship that has probably sailed, but if someone would let me sing that score, I'd die happy.
Desiree Armfeldt in A Little Night Music
I haven't [ever performed "Send in the Clowns"], and there's such a challenge there because it's the Sondheim song that even if people don't know who Sondheim is, they know that song. To take on something that you can find a way to own and make it new again – I love those sort of challenges.
Sally Durant Plummer in Follies
Again, a woman who's looking at her life through a different lens all of a sudden because of what her daughter is experiencing. She has to confront this lonely marriage she's in and how to let her child go. … I'm also a mother in the process of letting my daughter go, now in college. As a parent, you're so fiercely protective of your child, and then there's a point you realize there's only so much you can protect them from and they have to make their own choices, and you have to let them go… I've sung some of Adam [Guettel]'s songs, but I'd love to be in one of his shows. I just love his writing so much. I think he's an extraordinary voice.
Kurt Weill is another one I feel such an affinity for, his music and also subject matter. …Lady In The Dark — I think it's a hard thing to do, but I think it's fascinating. It's a play about psychoanalysis that was written in 1941! … Stylistically, his music changed depending on his collaborator, which I find fascinating, but I also think he tended to work with writers who kind of broke open the form of musical theatre. I think their stuff was so ahead of its time, and that piece is one example of it. Again, an exploration of a woman's role in marriage and society. Just the whole idea of a musical about psychoanalysis. There's all this fantasy…and the dream thing...I just think it's a fascinating piece, and it'd be an amazing part to play… I think he was just so far ahead of his time. And, of course, one of his most beautiful songs is in it, "My Ship." And that is used in such an interesting way because you hear fragments of it, but you can't sing the song until she's come to an understanding of herself through the analysis.
Susan Cooper in Love Life
I would love to play Anna in The King and I, and that's also a role that I feel I'm right for now. Of all Rodgers and Hammerstein, I just feel an affinity for that piece. She's a great character, and it also just feels like something that is resonant for now because it's all about cultural difference and understanding.
And then on the non-musical front, I would love to do more Chekhov. I had the opportunity to do Three Sisters a few years back. The part I've always wanted to play, again I think that ship has sailed, is Sonya in Uncle Vanya. I think it's my favorite Chekhov, and I just love that play so much. There's something about her life and situation that I've always found so moving. I mean, Chekhov you can endlessly explore.
Nora Helmer in A Doll's House
"Ultimately, it's hard to say what you want to play because you don't know what's coming," Kuhn explained. "I would've never known that I would want to play Helen in Fun Home because two years ago I didn't know it existed. Ultimately, the role you want to play is the role that's written for you. I wouldn't say Helen was written for me, but I'd say it was written on me. Especially when you're working with such great writers, that is extremely satisfying and gratifying… Maybe I'm being presumptuous, but when you feel like you've influenced the writing in some way, that's I guess, ultimately, the dream."
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By Jack Shinar, Blood-Horse
More Chocolate, making her first start on dirt for trainer John Sadler, put away pacesetter Willa B Awesome in the stretch and shook clear for her first stakes victory in the $150,000 La Canada (gr. II) Jan. 20 at Santa Anita Park.
With Garrett Gomez aboard, Michael Talla's More Chocolate held sway in deep stretch over the oncoming Book Review to register a 1 3/4-length win in her dirt bow after seven starts on grass to begin her career. The final time for the 1 1/16-mile event for 4-year-old fillies was 1:42.59 over a fast track.
Bred in Kentucky by Calumet Farm, More Chocolate is a daughter of Malibu Moon out of the French-bred Night Shift mare Little Treasure, winner of the 2002 San Clemente Handicap (gr. IIT) at Del Mar and a lifetime earner of $305,262, all on grass. More Chocolate is the first stakes winner from four foals to race produced by her dam.
More Chocolate sold for $310,000 to Martin Anthony from consigner Cary Frommer at the 2011 Fasig-Tipton February Select Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale. The bay filly was sold as a Keeneland September yearling for $45,000 in 2010 by Calumet, as agent, to PHB Racing.
Sent off at odds of 5-1 in the La Canada, More Chocolate was coming off a third-place finish against older females in the Robert J. Frankel Stakes (gr. IIIT), her stakes debut Dec. 30 on the Santa Anita turf course. She had been training solidly over the Santa Anita main track, most recently recording a bullet six-furlong move in 1:12 2/5 Jan. 14.
A late betting move made Lady of Fifty the narrow 6-5 favorite over Book Review, bet down to 7-5, in the six-horse field.
With little speed signed on, Willa B Awesome and Martin Pedroza, from between horses, made the early running into the clubhouse turn as More Chocolate and outsider Ubelongtomemissy took up position about a length off the pacesetter. Willa B Awesome brought them along at an even clip through quarter mile fractions of :24.34, :48.03, and 1:12.00. More Chocolate, turning up the pressure on the outside, put her head in front midway on the far turn.
More Chocolate took a narrow edge into the lane and inched away to a 1 1/2-length lead over her pace rival mid-stretch. She finished encouragingly under steady left-handed urging from Gomez as Book Review and Rafael Bejarano, after swinging wide for the drive, tried in vain to make a race of it.
Book Review was a clear second by 2 1/4 lengths over Willa B Awesome. Lady of Fifty, the 123-pound highweight, was a disappointing fourth after floating wide leaving the far turn and failing to muster much of a charge. Ubelongtomemissy and Open Water trailed.
The $90,000 purse nearly doubled More Chocolate's earnings to $182,790 with her third win from eight lifetime starts.
She carried 118 pounds and paid $12.60, $5.40, and $4 as the third betting choice. Book Review, coming off a tight victory over Reneesgotzip and My Miss Aurelia in the seven-furlong La Brea Stakes (gr. I) last month, returned $3.20 and $2.40 in her first try around two turn. The Bob Baffert trainee completed a $34.20 exacta. Willa B Awesome, last year's upset Santa Anita Oaks (gr. I) winner, was $4.20 to show.
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Trailer from one of the most overlooked games ever.
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This is my fan movie from the best action/adventure game ever... Beyond Good & Evil
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Michel Ancel of Ubisoft talks about Beyond Good and Evil. I'd thank him personally for deciding to make a sequel after all this time!
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New Beyond Good & Evil 2 Footage? Hope it's because it looks sweet :D
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Teaser trailer for the upcoming sequel to Beyond Good and Evil. Enjoy.
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Views: 3,377 | Posted: 10/25/2009
By: grami
Summer it's a good moment to go back in time. This is a list of the best games past-gen (part 1). Enjoy. Games List: Shadow of the Colossus (PS2) Tekken 5 (PS2) Gran Turismo 4 (PS2) GTA III (PS2, Xbox) Black (PS2, Xbox) Jak & Daxter: The Precustors Legacy (PS2) Pro Evolution Soccer 4 (PS2, Xbox) Burnout: Revenge (PS2, Xbox) Mario Kart: Double Dash (NGC) The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay (Xbox) God of War II (PS2) Beyond Good & Evil (NGC, PS2, Xbox)
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