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Staying at Lorraine's cottage was a very enjoyable experience. Cottage is very clean and comfortable. Locals are very friendly and helpful. I would advise bringing some of your own groceries because they are a little hard to find. And if you want liquor you should bring some of your own as it's hard to find as well. Lorraine and Uriah are excellent hosts when I go back I will be staying at their place again. It is a very laid back and relaxing vacation. Swimming with pigs and feeding iguanas is a must. Larry.... Oklahoma
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My husband and I are so glad we chose to stay at Ida's place! She was very helpful from booking our reservations, upon arrival and throughout our stay. Her cottages are truly a piece of paradise and I highly recommend staying here-you will not be disappointed! The views are amazing, the cottage is very comfortable and includes all the necessities of being at home. The golf cart was great for navigating the island and we rented her boat for a day which was loads of fun! Definitely a must! We drove out to Staniel Cay and Big Majors to see the swimming pigs. So much fun! While in Black Point, we ate at DeShamond's for every meal! The food was delicious and prepared fresh. You should definitely order a loaf of homemade coconut bread while on the island, amazing! My husband and I are in love with the Bahamas and the beauty of this secluded island. The water is clear and blue-all seen from your front porch at Ida's beachfront cottages. We truly enjoyed our stay and cannot wait to go back!


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- 6 hours to enjoy the zoo
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This tour allows you 6 magical hours to really experience Australia Zoo. Made famous by our forever awesome Steve Irwin "Crocodile Hunter" and his family Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin. Includes entry to Australia Zoo.
We take you to see all the shows on offer, while also allowing you plenty of time to take your own "hands on" approachto meeting these very precious animals in their amazing "face to face" enclosures. Or simply sit back, relax and let Steve's Safari Shuttle take you on an informative guided tour of the animals as it travels amongst the natural rainforest environment of this uniquely stunning wildlife park. (cost included) Australia Zoo is, in the words of the famous Croc Hunter himself, "Conservation through exciting education" - it's a must see destination!
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- 11.00am - Be seated in the Crocoseum, "Four shows in a row"! Slithering "Snakes Alive" demonstration; Elephants; Cheeky "Free-flying birds" explore the Crocoseum; then the must see "Crocs Live" feeding
- 12.30pm - Feral Fox and Camels live
- 1.00pm - We feed our very cute but cheeky Asian Small-clawed Otters Pat a Koala
- 2.00pm - Wild Crocodiles demonstration
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until then
12 June 2014
the phone photography project
honored to be a special guest contributor for the phone photography project 2, friends. 28 days of photo tips, app tutorials and general iphone photography goodness. I will admit to slaving over a fifteen minute video (where I talk about the hows/whys of my personal iphone photography process/practice). I will admit that the making of it was way out of my comfort zone, that I almost pulled my hair out in the process but I will also admit that now that I've finished it, I'm a little bit of proud of it. I sort of poured my heart into it. and so did a whole host of lovely teachers, which you can read more about here.
if you're looking to learn a little more about crafting images with your iphone, this is a pretty terrific place to start. more information and/or sign up here, if you please. class starts july 17th, yo.
09 June 2014
summer color//colours are for lovers
back with my girl xanthe for another round of color//colour lovers, a project we started to battle winter whilst living in relentlessly grey, rainy cities.
and now it's summer (well, almost) and really, it's color season. this is when all the best colors come out to play, this is when they run rampant.
state fairs, fruit stands, beach umbrellas, farmers markets, wild flowers, road trips. this is color//colour hunting season, folks.
we would love for you to play along, if you are so inclined. we'll be sharing images on instagram, on the blogs and over at our shared color//colour happy place. join us however/wherever you like, jump in and out whenever you like. on the instagrams and the twitters, use the hashtag #colorcolourlovers and the color of the week hashtag because sharing is caring, friends. I am not a fan of the hashtag (I am maybe a little notorious for it) but this is serious business. we need to see the colors. all of the colors.
seven weeks of color//colour, here we go:
RED: week one//monday, june 9th
YELLOW: week two//monday, june 16th
PINK: week three//monday, june 23rd
GREEN: week four//monday, june 30th
PURPLE: week five//monday, july 7th
ORANGE: week six//monday, july 14h
BLUE: week seven//monday, 21st
red is up! off to find it. bye.
08 June 2014
365 days ago
one year ago, we stood in the jardin du luxembourg, at the edge of the pool where all the wooden toy boats with the bright-colored cotton sails float back and forth, back and forth. on our last day in paris, we stood in that afternoon sun and she pointed the SX-70 at me and I pointed the holga at her and there we were. paris. still, we ask each other if it was real, if it really happened. and then we take out the photographs and we look and we remember.
06 June 2014
day of the donut
because it's national donut day. because annie's is the best donut shop in the city. in the state, in the country, maybe even the world. because I'm currently swimming in portland nostalgia. with just eleven days til we hit the road, I'm scrambling like a crazy person to see and do all the things. and I'm struggling with how to tell the city just how much I love her. I'm stupidly stuck with where to start.
I am also prone to dramatics but whatever. let's start with donuts.
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PLATTSBURGH — The decision by the U.S. Postal Service to cease home delivery of some mail on Saturdays beginning this August is drawing mixed reactions locally.
While Congressman Bill Owens (D-Plattsburgh) blasted the decision, others seem to be more accepting.
"Maybe it will hurt a little bit, but these days most people pay bills online," said John Ralston, a Plattsburgh State student from Massena.
Paul Wenzel of Port Kent said he is not surprised the Post Office made the decision, after years of considering it.
"It kind of makes sense," he said. "A lot of businesses are only open Monday through Friday."
Wenzel said he can envision some seasonal residents being affected by the change.
"Some people who have summer homes here and are only here on weekends; they will not be able to get their mail on Saturdays," he said.
The move to stop Saturday delivery, starting Aug. 5, is expected to save about $2 billion a year for the Postal Service, which has been struggling financially in recent years.
The change will affect all first-class mail, but packages will still be delivered. Post offices that operate on Saturdays will remain open.
Some area post offices, including the one in Wenzel's hometown of Port Kent, have had hours curtailed in another move to save on costs. And the mail-processing center in Plattsburgh recently closed in another scheduled cutback.
Owens said that eliminating Saturday delivery of first-class mail will unfairly burden rural areas.
"I strongly disagree with the Postal Service's outrageous decision to end Saturday delivery," he said in a statement.
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In the past 3 weeks two of my cats have disappeared. I live off Junipero
Is there anyone else in this neighborhood missing a cat(s). Maybe it's just a coincidence or is there a cat hater/killer living amongst us?
on Oct 24, 2011 at 2:45 pm
What do the cats look like? There have been a lot of cats roaming on Sonoma and San Luis Ct.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 3:17 pm
Off to Halloween Camp?
on Oct 24, 2011 at 4:20 pm
Our neighbors have in the past set up humane traps for the many cats that invaded, on a daily basis, their property (the cats were doing some heavy duty damage). This was at the advice of the City of Pleasanton. I do not live in your neighborhood, but I know my neighbors set up traps in their house about two years ago. I assume my neighbors are not the only ones who have done so, as there are many Pleasanton cat owners that let their cats be street cats and are not concerned about the damage they may be doing to other people's yards/property.
What happens is the cat gets trapped, the city comes and takes the cat to some shelter where the owner can claim the cat.
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Interior Health doesn't have numbers for Royal Inland Hospital, but it's likely some of the 17 people within the authority hospitalized due to H1N1 flu are at RIH.
Medical health officer Dr. Rob Parker said Thursday the swine flu is expected to peak in another one to two weeks, but will still be circulating for at least the next month.
Most flu cases go untested or unconfirmed, with patients staying at home until they recover.
But some lab work is being done and it's showing 51 confirmed cases of H1N1 IHA-wide. Of those, 17 people were admitted to hospital, but some of those patients probably had complications due to other health issues, he said.
Nine of those 17 H1N1 patients have ended up in intensive-care.
About one-third of the cases were in the Kootenays, one-third in the Okanagan and one-third in the Thompson-Cariboo.
Melinda Winterwerb's teenage son seemed to be sick with a cold Monday morning, with coughing and sneezing and just a hint of fever.
He went to school, but he quickly got more and more exhausted.
"He was having major headaches where he was asking me for a lobotomy it hurt so bad," she said.
So Thursday morning, she called the doctor who recommended she take her son to the hospital.
"They said it was most likely H1N1," she said. "They gave him an anti-nausea medication. He seems to be doing better."
Winterwerb has three other children, so she took them to get the nose-spray flu vaccination. She also called her son's school, South Kamloops secondary.
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A lawsuit was filed on Tuesday Nov. 13 in U.S. District Court on behalf of the survivors of Police Officer Moses Walker Jr. who was killed by a defendant that should have been under arrest for parole violations.
According to Michael F. Barrett, Esq. of the law firm of Saltz, Mongeluzzi, Barrett & Bendesky, the state's parole and probation system failed to place Walker's accused killer, Rafael Jones, behind bars when he tested positive during a stipulated weekly drug test.
Barrett said the failure of the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole to follow a court ordered directive that Jones be arrested if he violated the terms of his probation was the direct cause of Walker's death.
Named in the complaint are the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole, its chairman Michael Potteiger, supervisors Rosa Hernandez and Michelle Rivera, and agent Juan Rodriguez.
"Officer Walker would not have lost his life if the chairman of the PBPP and his subordinates had done their jobs, including the direction of the court to not hesitate to have Jones jailed if he failed a drug test," Barrett said.
He also said the federal complaint is the only remedy available to the Walker family to hold certain Pennsylvania agencies and officials legally accountable. He said their well-documented conduct was callous and reckless.
Court documents show that Jones had a long history of criminal conduct. It started in 2007, with an arrest and conviction when he was seventeen for carrying an illegal .38 caliber revolver.
He served four years, and went on to commit other criminal offenses. In a July 2012 probation hearing, the judge considered him a high-risk parolee and ordered that the conditions of his probation be strictly enforced. He was supposed to be under electronic monitoring, and had to show up negative for his weekly drug tests. Neither stipulation was met, Barrett said.
"The system failed Officer Walker, a valiant law enforcement officer - and we now turn to the federal courts for justice in his name," Barrett said.
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An Augusta County man is undergoing a mental health evaluation after an armed stand-off with police that lasted several hours Saturday morning.
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A 54-year-old man with a shotgun met deputies at the door then barricaded himself inside the house. Negotiators worked to coax him out -- until a SWAT team deployed gas into the house, went in, and took the man into custody.
No one was injured during the standoff. Investigators say the man will receive mental health treatment and will not face criminal charges.
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Illinois has more nuclear power plants than another other state...and gets half it's electric power from atomic energy. Exelon Corporation owns them all.
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Baked Courgette with Parmesan
Make this cheesy vegetable dish. Recipe devised by Kate Morris and Sally Brown.
You will need:
- 1 rasher of cooked bacon (Ask a grown-up to cook this for you, or you can buy ready-cooked bacon.)
- 1 medium courgette
- 25g feta cheese
- 1 heaped tablespoon natural yoghurt
- 1 rounded tablespoon Parmesan cheese
- 1 pinch ground black pepper
- 1 egg
- A little oil for greasing
Remember to ask a Grown-up for help.
What to do:
Step 1
Before cooking, wash your hands and put an apron on. Weigh and measure all the ingredients. There should be enough for two servings using the quantities shown.
Step 2
Using your pastry brush and some oil, grease your dish.
Step 3
Cut up the bacon using the clean scissors. Remember, when using scissors, everyone knows, it's best to point them at your toes! Carefully grate the courgette and put it into the greased ovenproof dish. Scatter on the bacon pieces.
Step 4
Put the natural yoghurt into the small bowl, then crumble in the feta cheese with your fingers and mix it together with the fork. Add the grated Parmesan cheese and a pinch of pepper and stir it again.
Step 5
Crack an egg into the cup and whisk it with the fork. Then add it to the yoghurt mix and stir. Pour the egg/yoghurt mix onto the top of the courgette and bacon in the ovenproof dish.
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You will need to ask a grown-up for help with this part. Put the dish onto a baking tray and place in a pre-heated oven at 160ºC fan/180ºC/ Gas 4 for 20–25 minutes.
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When the Baked Courgette with Parmesan has cooled down a little, you can eat it!
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Serving suggestion: serve the two portions with sliced, fresh tomatoes. We do not recommend freezing this dish.


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4/5 rDev +2.6%
one of my first trips into the esb realm in quite a while, wow, what a great beer, I had forgotten how good an esb could be, this is one my all time favorites, bitter like an ipa but a little more smooth, great color a lighter brown that the average ipa, a solid color the whole way through, short head but lingered.
01-28-2008 22:14:01 | More by Hollenbeck2
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4/5 rDev +2.6%
Pours a deep copper with a nice fluffy two finger head that settles nicely leaving a fair amount of lace,big aromas going on some dry biscuit malt with a little caramel and big juicy citrus to balance I even get some metallic in there.Very solid brew hoppier than say a true English ESB but there is a firm lightly sweet maltiness and nuttiness that keeps it pretty well balanced.A real nice beer well rounded and very flavorful my first ale from Deschutes was pretty darn good.
12-23-2004 21:28:46 | More by oberon
4.08/5 rDev +4.6%
Appearance Nice, thick, cloudy copper color with a deep head that laced the glass as it slowly dissipated.
Smell Complex hoppy bitterness adds greatly to the wonderful bouquet. The hops are fairly balanced by some full, lightly-sweetened, yeasty malt. Wonderful!
Taste This one mellows out some at the tongue. The lightly toasted malt flavors flex their muscles a little bit here, standing tall to the lovely floral hops. The sweetness (that I cant quite pin down) adds a nice compliment to the duo.
Mouthfeel Flat, refreshing, medium-bodied, and very smooth just as it should be.
Drinkability Another fine offering from Deschutes Brewery. This one went down like water.
10-10-2003 01:41:54 | More by RoyalT
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3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
09-05-2013 05:28:04 | More by megamass
4/5 rDev +2.6%
Presentation: 12 oz brown with a simple yet inviting label, purchase before date clearly marked.
Appearance: Amberish copper hued brew with a very well retaining off white head.
Smell: Biscuity malt with a hint of caramel, light floral hop and some mild fruity esters.
Taste: Smooth, crisp and chewy malt mouth feel the let forth a attack of fruitiness, malt sweetness and a husky biscuity malt flavour. The hops make an appearance with a semi assertive bitterness and a pungent oily herbal/veggie flavour. A touch of caramel is in the end along with the rest of the residual sweetness and drying grain.
Notes: Very flavourful ... quite impressive. I must say ... this is a great ale, it goes great with marinated grilled flank steak.
06-13-2002 19:16:07 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-26-2011 05:40:54 | More by GarrettB714
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
Nice amber color with a small amount of head. Smells of bread, slightly piny hop scent, malts. Tastes bready with a nice hop flavor, hops are more piney than citrus. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice amount of carbonation. This is a decent beer not as good as some of the other Deschutes stuff I've had but not bad.
03-17-2009 21:07:19 | More by strangebrew52
4.4/5 rDev +12.8%
Mmmm, a fine ESB from one of the nation's finest breweries. It pours a rich glowing amber with large fluffy head and tons of beautiful lacing. Sweet aroma of caramel malts and a light hop twinge. The beer is hugely flavorful, with lots of strong tasty malts, and a crisp hoppiness that is just about perfectly balanced. Both elements are forceful, but that is the Northwest way. The malts put forth bready flavors that are reminiscent of English ales, but a bit more in your face. Hops linger on the tongue for a great aftertaste. Mouthfeel perfectly soft and smooth. The beer is nourishing and very drinkable. A success on every level, and yet another example of Deschutes' brewing prowess.
08-10-2004 01:07:21 | More by Thrasher
3.83/5 rDev -1.8%
Pours a golden darkness, lots of head, always good retention and lacing from Deschutes. Aroma was brisk and British if I may, husky.
Taste was actually pretty bitter for an esb, assertive, bready. One of the heavier esb's I've had, almost chewy biscuit element to it, plenty of sweetness. Hops delicare and sparingly used, very dry yeast aspect though mixing with the heavy malt/breadiness I was talking about, even though it is big, it isn't necessarily simplistic, it has plenty of nuanced character.
For some reason these aren't distributed as much as they used to be. Probably the most drank esb in my lifetime. Anderson Valley, close second I'd guess.
11-25-2010 19:32:14 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.38/5 rDev +12.3%
Hazy copper appearance, yellowish thin-bubbled head that powers down in about a minute. Laces in big patches. Hoppy aroma but with a good butterscotch backing to it. Nice beer here, good full mouthfeel, lower carbonation, and a fine cinnamon and slightly diacetyl maltiness. Very good Goldings hop balance at the end, not a blast of bitter but a subtle conclusion. This is my idea of a good ESB, a fair match to Fuller's and not overdone with west coast hops as some American examples can be.
Source: Liquid Solutions
11-14-2003 16:07:47 | More by ADR
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
05-09-2013 05:15:55 | More by LXIXME
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
08-17-2012 22:00:01 | More by ste5venla
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
09-20-2012 02:56:46 | More by dannyj56
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
02-23-2013 04:52:59 | More by switzer
4.1/5 rDev +5.1%
This poured to an amber and copper color with a medium head that shrank but never disappeared. The lace is medium.
The smell is somewhat light, but nice and full of biscuit and malt flavor. The taste is classic and bold while giving way to a substantial hop flavor in the end. It's solid in the mouth and easy to drink.
09-01-2006 06:34:22 | More by watermelonman
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
02-19-2012 03:53:43 | More by heather625
Alberta (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -12.1%
On-tap at the restaurant in Bend.
This beer appears clear medium ruddy amber hue, with one finger of thin foamy white head, which leaves some random streaks of stringy lace around the glass as it falls away. It smells of mild bready malt, and leafy hops. The taste is bready, faintly biscuit malt, and earthy, leafy hops. The carbonation is moderate, the body medium-light in weight, and fairly smooth. It finishes off-dry, the breadiness persisting.
What we have here, seemingly, is a decent amber ale. It needs a fair bit more biscuit edge and noble hop bitterness to slide into the ESB zone.
07-15-2011 07:19:22 | More by biboergosum
3.43/5 rDev -12.1%
I was excited to find this in my area, its not that common outside Oregon so I picked up a 6er. 12oz bottle marked with drink by July 2011.
A- Poured with a thin head, maybe too light of a pour? Some lacing retention but not much. Color though is a beautiful deep copper.
S- When first poured, a weak nose, not much there at all. Maybe too cold? As it warms, some grainy malt and just a faint hint of fruity hops.
T- All malt here for the most part, starts as a dry grainy malt and evolves into a sweeter cereal flavor. Hops really only manifest in a bitter fashion.
M- A bit on the watery side, carbonation is slightly lighter than would be expected. Does leave a nice malty residue on the teeth.
O- I'm dissapointed I have to say. Deschutes normally crafts devine brews, but this comes up short. Its above average, but not to the level I expect from Deschutes, I love a good ESB too, it may be my favorite style. Needs a little punching up. Since I can't find this locally and there are some other good local ESB's around it might not be a bad thing.
05-12-2011 01:02:41 | More by HugePlume
Ontario (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -7.7%
Very bitter, and some malting in finish. Grapefruit C-hop aroma. Golden with white head. Consumed three days past expiration date. More bitter than I would like so not as drinkable as it could be. Some citrus. Dry aftertaste. Was not what it could be with food. Quite median brew.
07-02-2006 05:40:55 | More by Sammy
4.38/5 rDev +12.3%
A hazy, deep amber/reddish copper body is topped by a long-standing, frothy ivory head. It holds quite well and leaves some very nice lace at the offset. The nose is fresh and inviting with floral/grassy Goldings and a mild yeasty fruitiness over a lightly sweet and biscuity malt. The body is medium/full and it's quite creamy in the mouth, no doubt due in part to it's very fine and moderate carbonation. The flavor is as the aroma suggests it may be, with a dryish biscuity malt that's laced with fruitiness (soft berries, some cherry) and infused with floral/grassy hop flavors. A firm bitterness backs it, and ushers in a dry finish that lingers shortly with a dollop of gently caramelish malt. Quite nice, and surprisingly authentic "English" in character. A flavorful beer that doesn't step over the edge, and thus retains a great deal of drinkability. Sometimes a little restraint goes a long way!
04-21-2003 18:16:27 | More by NeroFiddled
4.15/5 rDev +6.4%
Pours a slightly cloudy amber hue with golden highlights, topped by a good inch of creamy off-white head. Nice aroma of floral noble hops and mellow, slightly sweet malt. Palate is well-balanced between assertively bitter noble hops, mildly sweet malt, and a lightly fruity undertone. A lingering bitterness follows the finish. Body is smooth and creamy, very nice for an ESB. A very drinkable ale, and one that is overlooked in the Deschutes lineup.
04-19-2007 05:35:17 | More by ElGordo
4.35/5 rDev +11.5%
12oz bottle. Pours a beautiful copper colored amber with an extremely sticky off-white head that possesses excellent lacing and retention. The aroma is sweet biscuity malt with some caramel, hints of dark fruits and hops. The taste is incredibly smooth with some sweet biscuity malt, caramel and citrusy hops. An extremely well crafted beer that I would drink all the time if was available here in FL. Overall, Bachelor ESB is another outstanding brew from Deschutes, quickly moving up my list of favorite breweries. Highly recommended.
07-10-2008 04:33:59 | More by cjgator3
4.35/5 rDev +11.5%
Got this bottle from Liquid Solutions with a BBD of 2/29/08, shame on liquid Solutions for sending me a beer past it's sell by date, lets see how it drinks. This was my go-to session beer on Oahu
Pours copper/amber with effervescence & 1+ finger of rocky sand colored head. Excellent head retention & good lacing
S: Bready notes & a bit of caramel & some fruittyness once warm
T: Breadyness, caramel, with herbal & leafy hops up front. Some flinty dryness, citrus hops & fruitty note (apricots) as this warms. Finishes with herbal & citrussy hops, caramel, fruittyness (apples & pears), a bit of honey malt & a touch of dryness
MF: Medium bodied with light carbonation, a bit of creamyness & super balance
Still very sessionable, I remember this having a bit more fruittyness, but a super solid ESB that rivals many brewed across the pond IMO
03-15-2008 01:24:08 | More by russpowell
3.73/5 rDev -4.4%
On cask, via hand pump, @ the Deschutes Brewery & Public House (Bend, OR) on 9/1/11. Served in a pint glass. Called "Bachelor Bitter" here, which I'm assuming is the same beer as this.
Pours a clear golden copper, with roughly a finger or so of bright-white head. This retains with some frothy edging, leaving back a good bit of sticky foamy lacing dotting the sides of the glass. The aroma smells of freshly baked biscuits (with maybe even a touch of sweeter caramel as well) and earthy citrus that gets a touch bitter feeling across the back of the nostrils. A light grassiness floats on the edges a bit.
The taste is sweet toasted grains, with a splash of butter and some light earthy bitterness. The finish is fairly dry feeling with a smidge of lingering spice. The mouthfeel is lighter to medium bodied, with smooth creaminess to the carbonation that just drinks effortlessly here on cask.
This isn't going to blow you away flavor-wise but it's definitely flavored enough, and the cask conditioning nicely melds the flavor here and just gives this an all around kick-ass drinkability. I'd always be good for a pint of this if I saw it here on cask. Nice stuff.
09-21-2011 14:17:16 | More by Kegatron
4.2/5 rDev +7.7%
Copper in color with a slight haze. Off-white head.
Nice aroma of toasty malt, fruit, and hops.
Taste reminded me of Juicy-Fruit gum. Toasty, caramel malt flavors in balance with citrusy, piney hop flavors intertwined with fruit.
Good mouthfeel.
Easy-going and drinkable, yet flavorful.
Overall, one good ESB.
07-29-2003 02:39:52 | More by PhantomVodoo
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The Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is one of 16 organisations to join the consortium, which was set up to help trusts 'modernise' pay, terms and conditions in the region.
Proposals put forward by the consortium include a reduction in annual leave entitlement, changes to sick pay, performance related pay and a review of enhanced payments for night, weekend and Bank Holiday working. Pharmacist Martin Shepherd, who has worked at the hospital for over 26 years, said employees at the Dorchester hospital were incensed by the proposals.
He said this was particularly because staff had already taken their fair share of hits to terms and conditions during the financial difficulties the hospital had experienced in recent years and had played a key part in getting it back to a sound footing.
Speaking on behalf of the Unite union, Mr Shepherd said: "Over the last couple of years the Trust has been in quite a dire situation and it's down to the staff's hard work that it has regained some kind of balance.
"Now we find they are going behind our backs to join a pay cartel that worsens our conditions, the staff are very angry about it. Staff are very aware and there is quite a degree of anger and resentment."
Mr Shepherd said staff were also angry that the hospital, like the other trusts in the consortium, had paid £10,000 towards it – money that they feel could have been spent on patient care.
He also argued against the whole principle of regional pay, claiming staff in the South West delivered the same standard of care at the same cost as any other trust in the country – something that should be reflected with equal pay.
Mr Shepherd said: "As a hospital if you do a hip replacement in Newcastle or Plymouth you get paid the same so why should staff caring for that patient be paid any different?"
Mr Shepherd said unions were planning to raise a petition asking the Trust to remove itself from the Pay Consortium.
'No decisions have been made'
The hospital's director of workforce and human resources Mark Power said the board had agreed to be part of the consortium to look at pay, terms and conditions for non-medical staff.
He added: "We are interested to see whether there is scope for more appropriately and effectively recognising and rewarding staff for the contribution they make. "This is particularly important in light of the challenges we face now, and will continue to face in the future. We have to meet the demand for improved and more efficient services in the face of rising pay and non-pay costs and diminishing income, while also trying to protect and maintain jobs."
Mr Power said although a number of suggestions had been made by the consortium, no decisions had yet been made and any proposals would be consulted on with unions.
He added: "We will carefully, and independently, consider any proposals that emerge from the consortium's work before we decide whether we would wish to take them further.
"We reserve the right to withdraw from the consortium at any time."
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CoogarUK.com says...
5:31pm Sat 30 Jun 12
JamesYoung says...
6:47pm Sat 30 Jun 12
oldbrock says...
6:59pm Sat 30 Jun 12
irisred says...
JamesYoung wrote:They don't get the same as their colleagues in London. NHS staff in London still get weighted salaries.
Asking people to work for less is clearly not motivational. But unless these public spirited folks are prepared to pay the same for a plumber, car repair, theatre ticket, meal, childminder or house than they would be expected to pay in London, then i don't see why they need more than their colleagues in the city. After all, this is how every other profession is treated.
All this will do is bring the salaries of these workers in line with the poor salary rates in the area, which we know are very disparate from local house prices.
Yes, a loaf of bread here, costs close enough to a loaf of bread in London or Cornwall but house prices in the area are phenomenally high and the salaries do not reflect this.
This is not a surprise but it is appalling when there are so many other ways that money could be saved. I don't normally agree with unions or their actions but I might be inclined to agree with them if they kick up a stink about this one!
11:02pm Sat 30 Jun 12
weymouthfox says...
9:42am Sun 1 Jul 12
Hodder says...
'Reward the right behaviour and culture.' - e.g. no whistle blowing if the statistics are being massaged and etc! ( e.g. Gary Walker of the United Lincolnshire Hospitals?)
Mr Shepherd will also note that the £10,000 is just the first installment to be paid – more to come!
The term 'divide and conquer' comes to mind?
10:09am Sun 1 Jul 12
portlandboy says...
Why not pay on results? Well simply because the DCH front-liners would all get quite a big pay rise.
2:31pm Sun 1 Jul 12
grandiose says...
how do you think the hospital has got out of the mess it was in. DCH runs on the good will of it's staff who have been working under extremely difficult conditions whilst DCH has been trying to get back to a better financial position.Portland boy is right, you only have to have been an inpatient to see this. Without this good will and dedication we patients would all be going to Bournemouth for treatment as the hospital would have folded. To say to DCH staff that" they have a job get a grip" is ridiculous. Working in a hospital needs certain skills that takes years to train for, you can't just walk in to a job like that. I appreciate these skills especially when I need them, my family have been well looked after at DCH and I support the DCH staff. If the bosses at DCH do end up taking on this Cartel's proposals then it would be a betrayal of the loyal staff and I am sure if they removed their good will, then we patient's would be the worse off. Employers should not be allowed to expect staff to work under poor conditions just because they should be grateful for a job, at that rate we would be sending our kids down the mines.
Working in a holiday camp nowhere near compares with the work that is done in a hospital that is if you work in Haven "HavenSeaview". Perhaps we should ask Haven their views, that would be interesting
11:32pm Sun 1 Jul 12
clansman59 says...
HavenSeaview wrote:Havenseaview either you are telling fibs or you did work in the finance dept. but your standard of the English is very poor and as popsiebabes asks did you get the sack for your poor spelling. Unlike you I still work for the hospital working with patients & I feel the trust is not getting better and patient care is suffering from the short sightedness of the cost cutting the have implemented over the past year. They have closed a complete medical ward and other beds in the hospital supposedly which is not have to have any effect on patient care. And what is wrong with people working on flexi time on full pay surely flexi time means your work hours are based around you work & home life I am sure there is a lot of companies who have staff working this way. As for shutting up and stop moaning, yes I am grateful I have job that appears to be well paid compared to some other jobs but I have but a lot of effort getting this job and as other people have said there are lot of staff who work over their work hours with out any extra pay. People working in NHS such as nurses & doctors have spent years studying to become qualified and still continue to update the skill and training every year and I sorry if this offends you but all their hard work deserves reward and support and not to be treat as poor relations to those working in bigger towns/cities.
Realy well i think i have a good insight as i wored for the trust in the finance department, Having signed a disclaimer i can not say too much however you would be suprised at the level of staff on flexi time on full pay. Yes care has improved and the trust is improving . Regarding my username is due to the fact i am the companys finance controller. By all means contact Haven would you like there direct number???
12:16am Mon 2 Jul 12
grandiose says...
Carry on doing the good work and thank you for your loyalty to the NHS. There are a lot of jobs in other countries in their Health Services whose conditions and pay are much better but you continue to stay here.
1:20am Mon 2 Jul 12
clansman59 says...
1:24am Mon 2 Jul 12
maleficus says...
9:47am Mon 2 Jul 12
cj07589 says...
10:56am Mon 2 Jul 12
portlandboy says...
1:03pm Mon 2 Jul 12
hoopeybird says...
I work more hours than I am paid
for at DCH and nearly every week we get yet another stab in the back! We rarely get thanks,but once a week we get reports of the hospital spending,with comments on whats been overspent,usually we are made to feel at fault when this happens yet,in my opinion,we should be spending more,not less on patients andless on management .
Among the 'top'staff there is constant back slapping but the hard working frontliners hardly get a mention unless we 'fall short'on some deadline or other.then we are all made to feel guilty!we had to beg for the queens jubilee off but management made us feel like criminals. I say we should get rid of these high earners who sit making decisions on how to waste money. well done Martin for highlighting the issue of pay! I shall be signing for sure!
7:01pm Mon 2 Jul 12
banknote says...
I bet it's not!
4:04pm Tue 3 Jul 12
MaidofDorset says...
Sadly many of those children have no intention of returning to Dorset when they are qualified due to the high cost of living.
A three bed home in Scunthorpe is £112K. You'd be lucky to get a 1 bed flat in Dorchester.
Dorset is not a cheap place to live. Slashing staff salaries will encourage staff to migrate to better paying hospitals.
4:34pm Tue 3 Jul 12
portlandboy says...
Doubt that very much...
8:10pm Wed 4 Jul 12
Sarum2000 says...
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Dung Gone It! More Rumblings on Deathly Hallows Casting for a Smelly, Sneaky ThiefDH Film
Dung gone it, we have more rumors today regarding a possible casting for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Word has it that the part of dodgy Order of the Phoenix member Mundungus Fletcher (who is,in the words of Snape, a 'smelly sneak thief') will be portrayed in the Deathly Hallows films possibly by character actor Andy Linden. A photo of the actor can be seen here, and here, with footage of Mr. Linden at the premiere of his recent film The Secret of Moonacre, here. Andy Linden also had a small role in the film "State of Play," which was directed by David Yates, who is of course helming both the Deathly Hallows films. As readers will recall, Mundungus Fletcher has a pivotal role in the events leading to the Seven Potter scene early on in the final Harry Potter novel. Please note, as with the other casting rumor of late, we are awaiting official confirmation,and thus we continue to urge caution and keep this in the rumor category for now. More when we get it!


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We hear the Saints expect two or three players to compete for the starting spot at strong-side linebacker, which was vacated when Scott Fujita signed with the Browns earlier this offseason. Linebacker was one of the positions the Saints were hoping to address in the draft, but they didn't take a 'backer. Jo-Lonn Dunbar, who started when Fujita was injured last season, and Jonathan Casillas could be two of the top contenders to replace Fujita. The Saints met with free agent Clint Ingram on Wednesday, and he could also be in the mix if he signs with New Orleans.
"It's probably one of the typical competitions that's going to take place between two or three guys. I don't want to specifically rule anyone in or out, but we have some guys that we've drafted and we have some free agents that will all have an opportunity to compete for that spot," head coach Sean Payton said of the position after the draft. "That's exciting to see these younger guys and see how they step up. I know (assistant head coach/linebackers) Joe (Vitt) will do a good job developing them, and that process has already begun; a lot of those guys have played a lot already."
For the most authoritative NFL draft news and free-agency analysis, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


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NBCRightNow.com - CrimeStoppers is looking for three suspects accused of stealing money from three different Walmart stores.
Police say the three took turns distracting sales associates and removed money from registers at Walmart stores in Pasco, Kennewick, and Richland. Officers say they stole a total of $3,500.
If you have any information, call CrimeStoppers at 586-TIPS or 1-800-222-TIPS.