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Whistler Imperial Pils - Karl Strauss Brewing Company
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3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
02-06-2013 05:34:53 | More by Devinph
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
10-17-2012 02:59:16 | More by t0rin0
3.13/5 rDev -12.8%
Pours very dark for a pilsner, apple juice gold with a substantial chill haze. Dense cap of off white froth that maxes out at 1 inch but stays through the drink depositing curtains of lacing.
Sweet malt, doughy with honey and a white grape and apricot fruitiness. Some grassy Saaz in there too. Had to get my nose in there and those fruit aromas are not typical for a lager.
Pale malt that follows the nose with a steady does of doughy malt and overly sweet with honey, apricot and peach puree and white grape to follow. Hops push back a bit with some pine and straw but just can't over come the sweet malt that sticks around in the after taste, some grain and adjuncts appear as the beer warms. Odd for a lager, but this profile would be great for a blonde ale.
Thick gooey viscous over the palate, perhaps under carbonated and sticky rather than crisp, all completely the opposite of what I look for in a lager. But to say that the beer is not drinkable for a 7.5% abv would be a flat out lie.
Much too sweet and sticky for a lager even if it is an imperial beer. The color alone was telling of how much malt was laid down in this beer. Rather easy to drink once you dismiss this as a lager.
06-10-2012 04:37:44 | More by rawfish
3/5 rDev -16.4%
05-22-2012 23:13:48 | More by JustinQ
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
04-16-2012 00:02:32 | More by SheboyganJake
4/5 rDev +11.4%
03-06-2012 01:33:16 | More by javiernano
3/5 rDev -16.4%
03-03-2012 04:56:34 | More by elos
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +6.7%
fresh bottle from Texas Liquor (in Carsblad, Cal.) Very easy to drink hoppy beer. An understated bitterness that was most pleasant during a long luncheon. Mild hoppy aromas. Some citrus, medium mouthfeel, and one-quarter inch of retained head on cloudy lightly orange body. Satisfying, not heavy, sure not a double IPA and cannot be held up to that sort of hop assault.
01-29-2012 02:06:35 | More by Sammy
3.08/5 rDev -14.2%
This was 50% off at my local supermarket, so I figured why not?
1cm white head on top of a slighty hazy yellow body. Loopy sporadic lacing.
Smells sweet, corn? Little bit of cereal malts too.
Icky, overly sweet on the palate. Alcohol bite sneaks up on you at the end, and is not pleasant. Did this beer ferment out completely?
Carbonation is adequate. Beer hangs around on the palate though. I think a crisper finish would help it out.
Definitely won't be trying this beer again.
01-22-2012 05:24:30 | More by AWolfAtTheDoor
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
12-20-2011 20:54:40 | More by heresy22
4/5 rDev +11.4%
12-08-2011 06:00:15 | More by jheezee
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3/5 rDev -16.4%
11-18-2011 01:10:02 | More by nmann08
New York
2.68/5 rDev -25.3%
From 10/28/11 notes. Thanks to nmann08 for sharing this one. Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a tulip.
a - Pours a clear straw yellow color with two inches of fluffy white head and mdoerate carbonation evident. Some spotty lacing left on the glass.
s - Smells of sweet corn, biscuity malts, and bready malts. A little bit adjunct-lager-like and bland, not the best.
t - Tastes of corn, grain, biscuit malts, wheat, lightly sweet. A slight step up from the nose, but again, not that great.
m - Medium body and moderate carbonation. Pretty easy to drink but the sweet corn takes a little bit away from it.
o - Overall a below average pilsner. Somewhat bland and reminded me a little bit of an American Adjunct Lager, wouldn't really seek it out again.
11-02-2011 20:00:42 | More by mdfb79
4.25/5 rDev +18.4%
This is absolutely wonderful and to date the best Karl Strauss beer I have had. It is a great example of why I love this so-called style even if to me "American Imperial Pilsner" really seems to be another unnecessary, nitpicking division of styles into increasingly specific, hard-to-differentiate categories. In any case, I love Maibocks, too, and some of each style really seem to me to be just as at homein the other cartegory.
Anyway, it's dark gold, faintly hazy, with smallish-medium off-white head slowly shrinking to rich foamy ring, some nice lace.
Aroma is great - a nice, full grain, hay, fermented apples, wildflowers. It's firm, aromatic, and subtly complex.
Taste is nice, spicy flowery citrusy hop bitterness with sweetish bread, honey, apple, along with mineral. It has a lot of well-rounded, balanced character, nice malt and hop presence, lively and zesty.
10-23-2011 00:22:14 | More by Offa
3.48/5 rDev -3.1%
Fizzes quite heavily on the pour, leaving a rather flat looking brew, deep golden in colour, with a lot of weight to the body and a lot of haze. Really looks disappointingly flat when held to critical appraisal, but the colour looks fine and the heft is appropriate; it looks chewy enough, but still flows smoothly.
Nose is deep and slightly sweet, with more heft and more booze than I expected. In some senses, it gets this slightly sweet-acidic orange note, which reminds me of an IPA, but the thickness and sweetness suggests something more like a dessert wine. There's certainly minimal crispness, which I'd like to see in an pilsener, even an imperial one.
Taste taste has a little more bitterness, but again, lacks crispness. Instead, the big body gives it a slick, gooey sweetness that only subsides when the onrush of boozy heat comes through on the back. This, in its way, is a type of crispness, in that it startles the palate in to wakefulness, but it's still not ideal.
I'll admit I've still never found an Imperial Pilsener that matches up with what I think the style should be like, and unfortunately, this follows the trend. I'd love more crispness, more directness, and sharper, brighter palate, but still bursting with enormous flavours
Some day....
10-13-2011 01:10:35 | More by lacqueredmouse
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -1.7%
Appearance: Pours a clear golden color with a respectable head; the retention wasn't great but the lacing was above average
Smell: Biscuity malt with a vaguely grassy hops
Taste: Biscuity malt, up front, with an understated grassy hop flavor developing by mid-palate; rather malty on the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Overall: I have never been thrilled by the Imperial Pilsner style, more because I dislike the malt character of so many of them; in this case, I really like the malts but the hops aren't up to the task; still, it is easy to drink
09-24-2011 22:37:55 | More by brentk56
4.3/5 rDev +19.8%
A&S - Pours a gorgeous sunburst gold with a foamy off white head. Not much aroma getting through the pilsner malt, some floral notes as well as some herbal hops. Very floral like a beachside garden.
T&M - Spectacularly smooth. Goes down super easy. Nice fresh malt character with some honey and fermented alcohol, a earthy hop bitterness, with a finish as crisp as potato chips. Great yeast character in this as well, absolutely welcoming, no off notes at all.
O - An amazing beer! Liked this more than I originally thought I would. I had this in my fridge for quite a while and now wish I would have drank it sooner, as we all do with unknowingly amazing brews. Super excited to find this randomly while shopping at certain markets. Although availability here in SoCal should be a little better for this, considering I live 2 or 3 counties away, look for it at your bottle shop. Its a must for SDagans.
09-14-2011 05:06:35 | More by NickRivers
3.3/5 rDev -8.1%
Chill hazed dark gold colored beer with a small white head.
Sweet with no identifying malt type, sweet like corn syrup. Flowers and grass hop scent.
Starts out sweet with a wheat cracker and grass flavor. Gets a little spicy as you drink it. One of the milder flavored Imperial Pils I have tasted. The one word that pops in to my head as I drink this is "Soft" this is like a strong beer buffered to prevent anything offensive from hitting my tongue.
Mouthfeel is good.
Overall this is just an OK beer. It;s not bad but I really don't think I will buy another bottle.
09-05-2011 00:01:53 | More by Zorro
4/5 rDev +11.4%
Bottle shared by Nathan – much obliged!
Pours a slightly hazy deep golden color with a white head that leaves decent lacing.
Smells of crisp and mildly sweet pilsner malts with good amounts of sticky citrus and light herbal hops.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Smooth pilsner malts up front are joined quickly by moderate amounts of citrus and herbal hops. Midway through slightly grassy hop flavors come into play, fading out into a moderately bitter ending. Mouthfeel is good, with solid carbonation.
Overall this is a good benchmark for the style, not good and not bad and worth a shot.
08-25-2011 17:03:17 | More by glid02
4.33/5 rDev +20.6%
Imperial Pils? First time I've had this beer style.
Pours to a light orange with a white foam head. At first sip you can taste the higher hops than with other pilsners. Taste is somewhat grassy with a hoppy yet not overpowering finish. Foam dissapears quickly but the aftertaste on this beer is not that bitter and makes your pallate desire another sip. At 7.5% and with a 22 oz bottle it might still be considered a session beer that one can enjoy when looking for a beer to stick with and not have it overpower you.
08-12-2011 04:46:51 | More by sergio1va
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours a hazy light orange with a 1 inch white-orange head that fades to a small cap. Random spotting and splotches of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smells of toasted malt, grassy notes, and herbal hops. Taste is of toasted malt, bread, and grassy/herbal hops. There is also a definite alcohol flavor with this beer. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly thick and sticky mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer and the first of the style I have had. However, I am not too sure I would get this one again.
07-24-2011 09:02:09 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
Thanks to a generous individual for getting this bottle out to me. Served in a tulip.
Pours a clear light apricot color with a thin white head that quickly falls down into a few bubbles. Thin collar throughout. The nose is lightly grainy without too much depth. Some bready malt and not much in the way of hops. The flavor is bready with some light grain in the background. Hop bitterness comes through on the backend, though isn't really present in the flavor. Medium body with high carbonation and a bit of an alcohol bite in the finish. Decent enough, though not my favorite.
07-19-2011 00:35:36 | More by Thorpe429
3.88/5 rDev +8.1%
22oz brown bomber no freshness date.
Lacing has pretty damn amazing, an art form from this beer I say! Fresh baskets of biscuits in my nose, alcohol sure ... but very clean. Smooth and a bit creamy with a slick mouth feel. Toasty toast ... graininess is clean but has a heavy footprint here. Maltiness is thick with a big and clean biscuity tone, hops ring in with some balance as does the alcohol. Clean throughout. Finishes with more malt than expected but loving it. A sippin pils, very tasty.
Malt bomb wins.
02-19-2011 06:12:20 | More by Jason
3.95/5 rDev +10%
There seem to be more and more brewers entering the market with an imperial pilsner. If it's good, keep it going. From a 22 ounce bottle, on to the beer:
Dark golden color with a thick creamy head on the pour. The head drops little by little but stays around leaving some creamy lacing on the glass It smells like a pilsner, which is good, but the aroma is much weaker than anticipated. Whispering grassy and pilsner malt crawl out and greet the nose. Not bad at all, I just expected more.
It tastes just like a multiplied pilsner. While I admire the huge punch of hops I get in Double IPA's, a punch of extra malt and grass, bigger but controlled, is a somewhat refreshing change of pace from the more popular imperial styles. The big sweetness from the malt sticks out, leading to a smack of honey on white bread. Grassy and floral notes attempt to level out the malt, as does a big dripping kiss of freash hop leaf. Alcohol is buried, and the creamy smooth texture of this full bodied beer make a happy mouthfeel.
I've wrote off Karl Strauss beers in the past (beers with little character), but a recent change in the bottle lineup has got all these new, big flavored beers on the market, and after trying this and Big Barrel Double IPA, I'm rethinking how I view Karl Strauss.
01-14-2011 07:10:25 | More by DoubleJ
New York
3.85/5 rDev +7.2%
A - Poured a light copper color with a white head that leaves lacing behind
S - Is of sweet malt with a grassy hop nose
T - Like the smell sweet malt upfront with grassy hops backing it up
M - This beer has a medium body with medium carbonation to it
D - I enjoyed this beer quite a bit its easy ti drink with a good taste to it this was a good take on the style worth picking up sometime
10-20-2010 19:26:29 | More by armock
Whistler Imperial Pils from Karl Strauss Brewing Company
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Two regular contributors to EuroCheapo respond to a good question posed on our blog.
Victor posted on March 11, 2010:
"Hi, three of us have planned a trip to Europe from 27th June 2010 to the 10th July 2010. Our itinerary will take us from London to Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Venice, Vienna, Berlin and back to Paris and London.
We wish to travel extensively by rail. Please help us make a schedule that would enable us to touch all or most of the cities as planned above and at reasonably priced rates. We are all adults above 40 years of age and most likely do not qualify for any discounted fares. Please also inform us when and where rail bookings could be done in the UK. Thanks."
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Hi Victor,
We cannot help you with all you ask, but we can venture a few comments that will perhaps inform your thinking, as you and your friends plan your journey. In responding to your question, we hope these thoughts will also be of broader interest to folk here on EuroCheapo.
The key thing here is to think very carefully quite what you and your two traveling companions want to get out of your upcoming journey. Is the journey the centrepiece or are your hearts set on getting to know the various cities you plan to visit? We rather sense the latter.
1. Too packed an itinerary
Europe is a lot larger than many outsiders imagine, and your itinerary touches only a small part of western Europe. You have fourteen days for your explorations (including your days of arrival in and departure from Europe). Let's assume that you spend at least a couple of nights in London after flying in, and you want to be back in London on the eve of your departure. That brings the time available for the round trip through continental Europe down to ten nights.
Taking the fastest trains, your itinerary from London to Rome and back (as specified) would take 75 hours. Are you really thinking of spending six or seven hours every single day on trains? If you use slower night trains, you can sleep from one city to the next, but your 75 hours travel becomes closer to 100 hours.
Our view is that this could so easily turn out to be the trip from hell. Of course, you could use night trains for some legs, but you are still spending much time travelling. At the pace you propose you have only one day to see some cities. Yes, that is do-able, but how much can you see in that time?
Let's take an example. You could leave your hotel in Rome before 7 AM and be in the middle of Venice in time for lunch. You could sightsee in Venice for the afternoon, and catch a night train at 9 PM direct to Vienna. You would be in the middle of Vienna by 9 AM next morning – great if like us you sleep very well on night trains. But if you don't sleep perfectly, you could arrive shattered and it'll be too early to be able to check into a hotel.
The sequence in which you have ordered the cities is very sensible, but the entire itinerary is too condensed. Over a couple of months it could be fun. Packed into a few days, it might become an ordeal. You could possibly shift Amsterdam towards the end as it could easily be accommodated en route from Berlin to London, assuming you had no real wish or need to go back through Paris a second time. So the home stretch back to London would now look as follows:
Berlin to Amsterdam: 7 hrs by day (with one train change en route at Amersfoot)
Amsterdam to London: 5 hrs by day (with one change at Bruxelles Midi)
Moving Amsterdam to later in the sequence then frees you up to take the Palatino night train direct from Paris to Rome. Departure is around 6 PM each day. Lovely train – you can enjoy dinner on board as the countryside south of Paris slips by outside the window. It is a super way to spend a summer evening.
Bear in mind that our aggregate travel figure is time on the actual trains. Add in transfers in each city from hotel to train and vv, and your time for sightseeing is even more eaten up by travelling.
Our feeling is that each city on your list deserves a week – not just a few hours. At the very least, you need two full non-travel days in each city just to begin to scrape the surface. That implies three nights in each city. With the time you have you could perhaps pack in three cities on the continent (ie. apart from London) but surely not more.
2. What kind of Europe
Europe is a continent of countryside and small towns. The places you propose to visit are busy, cosmopolitan, and (dare we say) much favoured by international tourists. They are spots you can be sure of finding Starbucks, crushed ice and waiters who speak English.
But there is another Europe – the Europe favoured by many Europeans. If you could throw in a dose of small town Europe, you would find out so much more about our continent, our lives and our varied cultures. And if you are to travel so fast, then it is easier to get the flavour of a country in a smaller place. Better Bergamo than Rome; better Potsdam, Görlitz or Quedlinburg than Berlin; better Shaftesbury, Lavenham or Cambridge than London.
Why not drop some big cities in favour of smaller places? Relax. Take time and watch the sun set behind the mountains in the Alps. Less might be more.
3. Advance booking is the way to deep discounts
You suggest that you may not qualify for any discounted fare. This is not the case. Anyone in Europe can qualify for a discounted fare.
Let us take Vienna to Berlin as an example, using the only direct trains that link the two cities. These all run via Prague and Dresden (yes… more temptations Victor, we know, for now you'll surely want to pack in an afternoon in each of those two cities as well).
If you just pitch up in Vienna and buy the Berlin ticket on the day (and that is always possible), the regular one-way fare is €117. If you purchase the ticket well in advance (we always recommend 10 to 12 weeks), then you can ride the same route on the same trains for €29. Even with the cheapest fares, you can still break your journey (in Prague, Dresden or anywhere else on the way), but you have to specify that at the time of booking. With the full fare you do not need to pre-specify stopovers.
If you book slightly in advance, say just a week or two before travel, you will still get a ticket for way less than €117, but it will no longer be €29. For a midweek off-peak day, booked a week in advance, you might pay €49. For a peak summer travel day, you might pay €99. But chances are that you will still get a discount.
But it is not as if students or seniors can somehow get privileged access to the rock bottom €29 fare. You can secure the most heavily discounted fares if you book well in advance. Advance booking is the key to cheap travel – not age.
4. Night train fares and the Eurail pass
If you take our suggestion above of using the Palatino train from Paris to Rome, bear in mind the fares structure. We give this as just one further example of how much fares can vary. That run can cost as little as €76 per person if booked in advance (using the Artesia Depart+Go fare). Or as much as €265 each if you book at short notice and opt for the highest class of accommodation (ie. sole occupancy of a sleeper compartment).
Be wary of rail passes sold outside Europe. If you are doing a very packed itinerary, spending hours each day on trains, they may be great value. But check the small print. For many routes they may not offer entirely free travel.
Let's go back to our Artesia example above, using the Palatino night train from Paris to Rome. Book now, and as we said you could get tickets for €76. If you have a rail pass that includes either France or Italy, you might imagine you would ride for free. But actually not – a Eurailpass valid in France or Italy will give you a €6 discount on the €76 Depart+Go fare. So you pay €70 in all.
5. More information and booking
Web sites are great for travel planning, and you can book most or even all these tickets online now – even before you leave the US. We would advise that, rather than waiting (as you imply in your question) until you arrive in the UK to book tickets.
And remember that the best deals will always be on the websites run by the rail operators – not those run by agents outside Europe. To get the best from those websites, use the native language versions of them.
Once your exact itinerary is clear we can advise you the best site to book each leg. You could end up using such a variety of services, that you might be looking to a mix of train companies for your bookings: Eurostar, DB, Thalys, Artesia, SNCF, Trenitalia, SBB, ÖBB and more besides.
With a packed itinerary like this, and so many trains, there will surely be a hitch or two along the way. In such cases, there is no substitute for a printed timetable – and it is good at the planning phase too. We suggest you purchase the current (ie. March 2010) issue of the Thomas Cook European Rail Timetable. Details are available on the Thomas Cook website. That will be a great asset in planning.
You might also consider getting the June issue in due course too – just to ensure that the schedules you have with you on the actual journey are bang up-to-date.
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So, Victor, we fear we have not answered your questions quite as you would have wished. But we hope that in these words there is something that will assist you in your travel planning. We wish you and your two traveling companions a fun time as you journey through Europe.
Sorry to bother you but I've been using your site to plan part of my trip this summer and I seem to have hit a road block everywhere. Is there a website, or a book I can order that will tell me if it is even possible to take the train to and from several of my locations?
Any help would be most appreciated.
The book you absolutely need is that mentioned above, viz. the Thomas Cook European Rail Timetable, which lists all principal train services in Europe. A new edition is published each month. There are few parts of Europe to which the rail network does not extend. Why not just mention here the places you plan to visit, and someone here on EuroCheapo will surely be able quickly to confirm whether they are served by train.
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Thank you so much for your response. I plan to travel from Paris to Nijmegen, Netherlands and from Berlin to Gydnia, Poland. Any idea if I can do it by rail?
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Berlin to Gydnia is a simple journey, although it does always involve at least one change of train. An example would be 0811 from Berlin Ost gets in Gydnia at 1449, with an easy change of train (35 minutes wait) at Szczecin. There are three later departures from Berlin each day. €49 one way. No price advantage in booking in advance.
Paris to Nijmegen is even simpler. Hourly trains from Paris Nord from dawn till dusk. The journey can be done with just one change of train (in Amsterdam) but you can clip 30 minutes off the journey time by changing twice (EITHER Rotterdam and Utrecht OR Bruxelles and Rosendaal). In all, it is a 4 to 5 hour journey. €45 to €100 one way, depending on how long you book in advance and which route you take.
Very interesting article, thanks! Help me thinking of my train travel plan in central europe this fall. I plan on solo to travel from Prague – Bratislava – Budapest – Italy/Switzerland (22 days), and still thinking whether it's cheaper using train or bus.
I am Asian girl plan to travel alone in Central Europe, do you think it is safe to travel alone to those countries. Can you recommend small country at those place, I'm interested in places that is not too touristy, so hidden places (and safe for girl traveling alone) will be very useful info.


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LAS VEGAS -- U.S. Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., visited Las Vegas with the added responsibility of the Senate's Veteran's Affairs Committee.
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Heller also expressed support for broader background checks, but said government should not limit private exchanges of firearms.
During Heller's tour of downtown's Veteran's Village facility, he was able to view some of the 120 rooms providing temporary housing for veterans and their families.
Heller said his new position on the Veteran's Affairs committee should bring more resources to Nevada.
"I had (Veteran's Affairs) Secretary (Eric) Shinseki … in my office just last week," Heller said. "The issue that I brought up was homeless veterans. The issues that we have here in southern Nevada to tackle those issues, to make sure it's at least on the radar screen back in Washington D.C. Now that I'm on Veteran's Affairs, I think we're going to have more opportunity to discuss this even deeper."
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As a new chapter in the superpowered arachnid saga, it stands on its own quite nicely, focusing more on human emotions than on a panoply of special effects.
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Action-packed series reboot has lots to offer Spidey fans.
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Parents need to know that The Amazing Spider-Man sticks pretty closely to the standard superhero template. There's an average guy (Andrew Garfield) who mysteriously receives amazing powers and is suddenly thrust into the unfamiliar role of savior, some tame romance (kissing, flirting), mild swearing ("damn," "hell"), and lots of comic book-style action -- cars getting thrown off bridges, villains throwing heroes through walls, and assorted other mayhem, some with weapons and a bit of blood. Popular actress Emma Stone co-stars as Spidey's love interest, and Martin Sheen adds gravitas in the tragic role of Peter Parker's kind Uncle Ben.
Families can talk about the Spider-Man franchise. How is The Amazing Spider-Man different from the 2002 version with Tobey Maguire in the title role? Did this series need a remake of Spidey's origin tale? What do you think the main motivating factor was to make one? The story, or the money to be made?
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Messages: Much is expected from those to whom much is given (or, in other words, with great power comes great responsibility). That's the theme that pushes Spider-Man to take on the much stronger Lizard, with some concerns about his abilities, since nobody else really has the ability to stand up to the bad guy. Teamwork and collaboration play important roles, and love (familial, romantic) is a big theme of the movie.
Role models: Peter Parker is really trying to do the right thing, but he often comes off as a classically immature teen -- self-absorbed, insensitive, and at times narcissistic. But that doesn't make him a bad guy; when it counts, he definitely comes through (although at the end it's not clear whether he plans to keep a very important promise). Gwen is a smart, independent young woman who, unlike many superhero movie female leads, doesn't need rescuing. Uncle Ben and Aunt May teach Peter the importance of responsbility and unconditional love.
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One Swell Taffy-Pulling Party!
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NEWPORT County AFC have signed striker Rene Howe an 18-month contract running until the end of the 2014/15 season.
The 27-year-old was a free agent after being released by County's League Two rivals Burton Albion by mutual consent this morning.
Howe made 19 appearances for the Brewers, scoring twice, and was an unused substitute when the Exiles were beaten 1-0 at the Pirelli Stadium on December 29.
He will take the pressure off front men Danny Crow, Conor Washington and Christian Jolley, who have scored just one goal between them since mid-November.
And Howe will also plug the gap left by injured strikers Aaron O'Connor and Chris Zebroski.
The Bedford-born player has previously turned out for Bedford Town, Kettering Town, Peterborough United and Torquay United.
He has worked with Justin Edinburgh before, during a loan spell at Rushden & Diamonds in the 2010/11 season, and has been a long-term target of the Exiles boss.
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|Get ready to tear up the streets with the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 1:18 Electric RTR RC Car! People will be rubbing their eye's in disbelief because of how stylish this RC is. Featuring a full function transmitter and rubber tires, this great RC gives you complete control allowing you to hit speeds while taking corners with ease! All you need to get started are 4 AA batteries for the car and 1 9V battery for the transmitter. So what are you waiting for. Get the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 1:18 Electric RTR RC Car today!Features:Electric PoweredFull Function Transmitter1:18 ScaleExtremely Detailed DesignRubber TiresIncludes:Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 1:18 Electric RTR RC CarTransmitterSpecifications:Length: 9 InchesWidth: 3.5 InchesHeight: 3 InchesBattery Requirements:Vehicle: 4 AA Batteries (Not Included)Transmitter: 9V Battery (Not Included)