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Ontario (Canada)
3.33/5 rDev -15.1%
Another good one at the brewpub. Aroma is nice malty with chocolate malt. Creamy head and lace. Medium to light mouthfeel, even a bit watery. Licorice and malt. Like a brown beer. Easy to drink but not one I would seek out.Softer carbonation, would be a soft drink replacement.
05-06-2007 17:36:16 | More by Sammy
3.65/5 rDev -6.9%
On tap at the brewpub. Reviewed from notes.
Pours a nice moderate caramel color with a tiny pit of an off white head and not too much lacing. The nose brings forward caramel and some light, sweet malts along with a bit of clove alongside some banana. The taste is definitely dominated by the yeast with some banana, bubblegum, and a bit of spice. Some lightly-toasted bread and caramel in the background. Good light mouthfeel with nice carbonation.
10-24-2010 23:00:07 | More by Thorpe429
3.28/5 rDev -16.3%
On tap @ the SGB on 1/30/10. Served in a pint glass.
Pours a hazy coppery orange, with a 1/2 finger of foamy off-white head. This doesn't hang around much at all, eventually going completely dead with no retention or lacing to speak of. The aroma leans very much towards the fruity side up front, with notes of unripe bananas and oranges. There is also some clove and a smidge of yeasty bubblegum present but there just isn't a whole lot of malt activity here for the other flavors to bounce off of.
The taste, once again, leans heavily towards the fruity flavors of the yeast, with plenty of banana, oranges, and a touch of green apple being present. Some sweetish feeling malts sweep across the back of this but there isn't a whole lot of definition to it. There is some low to moderate hop bitterness here, along with some spicy clove, which adds a bit of extra tang to the sweetness that is present. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a mellow crispness to it that then gets more flatter and heavier feeling towards the back of the swallow. Not a ton of heft here or anything but just enough to hold the drinkibility back for me.
This was the rare SGB offering that lingered on my table way longer than a beer from here should. The mix of muddled flavors and feel was something that I just couldn't get into at all. It must be something with the German Wheat Beers from here, as their only other selection that I didn't care a whole lot for was the Hefe.
02-01-2010 17:58:32 | More by Kegatron
4.1/5 rDev +4.6%
thanks to tenderbranson69 for sharing this growler. Poured chilled into two wheat glasses
A - a light caramel brown w/ a quickly dissipating white head. The clarity appears translucent w/ virtually no lace left on the glass. The bead is fine
S - A caramel-like sweet + creamy malt aroma w/ mild ripe banana and a hint of bubblegum in the nose
M - A gentle toastiness w/ high effervescent feel and subtle sweetness. The dunkle has a subtle spiciness in the finish
T - The flavor has a mild raisin-like sweetness w/ lightly toasted malt and creamy wheat flavor w/ a gentle melanoidin bready aspect. There is a slight banana fruitiness from the yeast and a mellow spicy flavor from the hops which add balance to the mild malt and full yeast taste.
The dunkle finishes semi-dry.
D - A classic tasting Dunkle, bready brew w/ lots of Weiss yeast character and nice hop spice. Not overdone on the malt yet sessionable w/ nice balance- Kudos Selin's Grove
01-15-2010 17:16:07 | More by Slatetank
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
Served on-tap at the brewpub.
A - Pours deep brown with a fluffy one finger tall off white head leaving light lace down the glass.
S - Smells of bready wheat, light spice, bananas, clove and bubblegum. Not much sweetness initially but it really revs up as it sits in the glass.
T - Starts off with a bunch of chewy wheat slowly giving way to hints of bananas, spicy clove and bubblegum. The sweetness builds up as it comes to room temperature. Finish is a little chewy with some sweetness, lingering on the pallet for some time.
M - Medium body and flavor with moderate carbonation. Kinda chewy initially growing a little sweeter as it warms up in the glass.
O - I enjoyed this one but I doubt I would drink more than one. After about half the glass it became a chore to finish.
02-10-2012 05:20:31 | More by orangesol
3.78/5 rDev -3.6%
Draft at the brew pub served in a pub glass. The brew appears a hazed amber brown. A finger of creamy tan froth sits atop and slowly fades leaving a wall of lacing effect. It maintains a cap across the top seemingly throughout the entire duration with a light swirl every once in awhile.
The smell is spicy with Belgian phenols. Lots of clove and banana character that is hard to miss. Dark fruited quality eventually breaks through. A touch of minerals and citrus hops are the last things noted.
The taste is exactly what you would expect based on the aroma. Banana and bready with spices of clove and mild accenting fruits. A touch of herbal hops and citrus keep the yeast character in check.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest level of carbonation. It is easy drinking and quite enjoyable. There is seemingly no alcohol inclusion in this offering. It is worth checking out if you get a chance.
02-15-2012 18:59:03 | More by stakem
3.28/5 rDev -16.3%
A 12oz serving at the brewpub in Selinsgrove, PA.
A: The dunkelweizen has a deep muddy brown color with some dark orange hints. The head is close to 1 finger in size.
S: The aroma is a roasted, burnt wheat toast. The wheat is evident but some estery banana notes are not.
T: The weizen has a firm taste that fits well in the style. The wheat flavor is soft and chewy, adding a slight edge to the malt body. The darker malts add a pleasing chocolatey element. The weizen element really comes through in the taste, showing off a clove body that goes nicely with the darker malts.
M: Weizenbock, in general, are very easy to drink and this is no exception. The malts and esters meld together nicely, creating a very easy-to-drink ale.
D: The nose comes across as thin but the flavor is pleasing. I'd gladly drink this again when we return to Selin's Grove Brewing.
03-03-2007 21:01:14 | More by akorsak
4.65/5 rDev +18.6%
A dark muddy brown colour with a small tan head and trapped carbonation. The head fades fast and reveals some light red highlights/edges. The aromas are spicy and fruity with some definate German yeast aromas in the mix as well. Phenols are all-over the place, and this brew could probably fool the most dedicated Franziskaner fan in a blind side-by-side tasting. The taste is wheaty, spicy, and fruity with some banana notes, and clove/vanilla notes. The finish is smooth and complex and the mouthfeel is creamy and to style. Drinkability is awesome as well. Another champion.
03-08-2005 16:50:34 | More by francisweizen
3.6/5 rDev -8.2%
On tap at SGB on 2/1/08.
A - Hazy brown body with very slim off-white head that fully disappeared almost immediately. Very lively carbonation bubbles.
S - Predominantly clove aroma with a spicy malt aspect. Mild bubblegum sweetness and some banana and other fruits, but a bit more subdued than the spicy aromas. This brew emits a sweet and spicy yeasty aroma.
T - Clove and spices up front with fruit and bubblegum, as well as a hint of chocolate. Finish is rather bready.
M - Light to medium body with watery texture and quite a bit of active carbonation, resulting in some significant prickle on the tongue. A bit chewy. Finish is pretty spicy.
D - A prety solid dunkelweizen. Could perhaps use a bit more of the sweet to counter the spicy, but otherwise a nice offering from SGB.
02-02-2008 04:23:32 | More by ffejherb
3.85/5 rDev -1.8%
A-Hazy, muddy,murky dark tan with a bright white head that reduced to a thin ring leaving spotty lace.
S-Distinctive wheat maltiness with plenty of banana and bubblegum. Clove spiciness in the background.
T-Bready, chewy wheat with the "typical" banana/bubblegum/clove pop. Just a touch of astringency in the finish and light sour twang.
M-Medium-light body with a building sweetness that starts to turn me off.
D-A good dunkle for one pint, but not multiples. The slight cloying factor starts to get to me calling for me to take a break and cleans my palate.
08-03-2008 11:10:11 | More by Deuane
4/5 rDev +2%
01-09-2012 00:38:32 | More by brez8791
4/5 rDev +2%
02-28-2012 20:52:39 | More by sholland119
New Jersey
4.13/5 rDev +5.4%
Poured out a murky orange yellow color with a chunky off white head, surrounded by good lacing. There was definite and satrong banana notes coming fromt he nose. The taste echoed this, and added some good spicyness as well, maybe even a touch of ginger in there. The mouthfeel had a good thick body to it along with medium carbonation. Long sweet finish, but not cloying. Very satisfying and tasty.
04-30-2007 17:00:17 | More by dherling
5/5 rDev +27.6%
01-15-2012 21:18:43 | More by psuwiz99
4.33/5 rDev +10.5%
An absolutley gorgeous, malty dunkel. If I had been blindfolded, I would have sworn that it was a dubbel. Carmelly and sweet; no over-hopping here. It has a very modest head and seems like it has a slightly viscous flow, so very smooth-drinking. Liked it so much we got a growler to go.
01-22-2012 16:16:32 | More by sawsyon
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Iowa improved to 7-0 at home this season, while the Cyclones (6-3) lost for the third time in five games.
Korie Lucious and Percy Gibson each scored 14 points for Iowa State. Will Clyburn, the leading scorer for the Cyclones this season, was held scoreless.
After three years of futility at the hands of the Cyclones, the Hawkeyes really wanted this one.
They proved it with a stellar second half.
Iowa began the final half with eight quick points to retake the lead, and Josh Oglesby's 3 from the corner put them ahead 60-51 with 10:18 left. Iowa State had a chance to get within five with just over 8 minutes left, but Lucious bricked a 3 and White took it back for a one-handed flush and a 67-57 lead.
The Cyclones kept it close, but the ever-improving Clemmons followed a jumper with a 3 to keep them at bay.
Clyburn missed all five of his shots from the field and grabbed just three rebounds in by far his worst game yet for Iowa State. Lucious also had seven assists but seven turnovers, while Clemmons turned it over just once.
Iowa started three freshmen and came out with the energy to prove it.
The Hawkeyes forced turnovers on Iowa State's first three possessions in rolling out to a 14-5 lead. White, a sophomore, kept the crowd on its toes with a pair of soaring alley-oop dunks.
But freshman Georges Niang kept the Cyclones from getting blown out, scoring all of his 13 points in the first half. And even though the Cyclones looked as though they couldn't get out of their own way at times -- committing 12 turnovers in the first half -- hot shooting allowed them to crawl ahead 32-31 late in the first half.
Iowa State was bailed out by its bench early, as the reserves scored 27 of its first 36 points, and Iowa's continued struggles from 3-point range.
Iowa shot just 5-of-20 from 3-point range but was much better inside the paint.
The Hawkeyes are confident they've got a good shot at ending their seven-year NCAA tournament drought.
The Cyclones are equally optimistic about returning to the NCAAs after snapping their own seven-season skid in 2012.
But until Friday, neither had a truly impressive win to put on their postseason resume.
Iowa State knocked off a national name in BYU -- which is currently a pedestrian 5-3 -- while losing to the two ranked teams on its schedule, Cincinnati and UNLV.
Iowa's two losses were to the only two teams that compete with the Hawkeyes, Wichita State and Virginia Tech. The Hawkeyes entered Friday night with one of the worst strengths of schedule ratings in the country.
Their first win over the Cyclones since 2008 will certainly boost Iowa's stock.
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- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto parchment paper-lined baking sheets. Bake at 250° for 40-45 minutes or until firm to the touch. Turn oven off and let cookies dry in the oven for 1-1/2 hours.
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Chargers TE Antonio Gates vs. Patriots' defense
Gates is the best receiving tight end in the NFL and has been for years. He started his season with an 8-74 day receiving in Week One and is a top target of QB Philip Rivers. As important as it will be to keep WRs Vincent Jackson and Malcom Floyd in check, Gates has the ability to take over a game.
In last season's meeting, Gates had four catches for 50 yards and a touchdown. Late in the game, Patriots S Sergio Brown got the call to cover Gates. It was Brown's first-ever NFL appearance.
Brown split time with FS Josh Barrett in Week One, and those two will be part of the equation in covering Gates. Barrett's size (6-2, 225 pounds) could provide a tough matchup for Gates, but Barrett is young and inexperienced, as is Brown.
Patriots SS Patrick Chung, who is one of the team's top playmakers, has struggled in coverage, but expect him to also keep an eye on Gates. Pro Bowl ILB Jerod Mayo may also be thrown at Gates, but Mayo does not have the speed to keep up with the tight end.
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Winston-Salem, N.C. - New recruits equals more experience and much needed depth for the Salem College Volleyball Program, as head coach Amanda Ziemba announced eight newcomers to the 2008 roster.
This class, consisting of seven first-year athletes and a junior college transfer, has received many accolades; including three all-conference selections, a valedictorian, 2 MVP selections, and a Wendy's Heisman Award.
"Last year we had some excellent players but not a lot of depth. A goal of mine for this season was to have three or more athletes for every position," Ziemba said. "Not only did we get the numbers we need, we were lucky enough to get some very talented players. To see how far this program has progressed in just one season is remarkable. The matches that we lost in 5 games last year, would have turned out differently if we had only one of these new players. I am very lucky for the strength of character that these young women possess, and I am proud that they chose Salem College and our volleyball program."
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Nicole Swinney - MB - Galax, VA - Surry Community College
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Jordan Edwards - Lib/Set - King, NC - West Stokes High School
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|Heather Busick (second from right) with Kelley House classmates and fellow backpack volunteers Scott Pascal, Alison Little and Anne Barnard.
Fourth-year medical student Heather Busick was recently honored by the Central Massachusetts chapter of the American Red Cross at its annual breakfast that spotlights members of the local community who exemplify to the values of the organization. Busick was honored for creating and running the Kelley Backpacks program, which provides age- and gender-appropriate backpacks to children transitioning to foster care from UMass Memorial Medical Center.
Busick was inspired to launch the program after a clinical rotation in which she encountered a child hospitalized without a parent present. She began thinking about how alone such children must feel and hit upon the idea of giving such children something small of their own to hold onto. After enlisting fellow classmates from Kelley House and coordinating with clinicians and staff at UMass Memorial, Busick launched the program in the summer of 2011.
Watch the Red Cross video to learn more about the program and the honor.
Busick notes that donations to Kelley Backpacks are always welcome. Current needs include backpacks and art supplies. Donation boxes are located outside the Family Medicine clinic on the first floor of the Benedict Building and outside of the Office of Undergraduate Medical Education on the first floor of the Medical School building.
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According to a recent article in the Financial Post, pre-fabricated homes are soaring in popularity due to innovative technologies that have significantly improved the quality and the performance of modular homes. One such technology that is turning heads is Canadian made BONE Structure – a high-performance light steel construction system that is versatile, durable and eco-friendly.
The first BONE Structure home in BC is currently under construction. Nicknamed the Februar House, the two-storey, flat roofed private residence overlooking Okanagan Lake is dream home come true. The Kelowna homeowners invested many years of research, including a trip to Quebec to tour the BONE Structure manufacturing plant, prior to selecting the BONE Structure construction system.
The contemporary Februar House is designed and built by Kelowna-based Bauhaus Designs and Thomson Dwellings. A first for both firms, the Februar House is an exciting project that demonstrates the design versatility and high-performance of the BONE Structure construction system for homeowners seeking a durable and energy efficient home.
The Februar House also features a host of other green building technologies, including German engineered windows and doors by Innotech. Delivering exceptional air, water and sound resistance, Innotech windows and doors are the perfect fit for the high-performance building envelope. Together with the BONE Structure construction system, the home delivers unparalleled R-values making it one of the most energy efficient homes in the province.
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We would like to extend a huge congratulations to Team Alberta for placing 9th at the US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013. In what was the tightest competition in the Solar Decathlon's history, Team Alberta earned an impressive 913 points out of a total of 1000 possible points. The very close competition was a reflection of all of the quality homes displayed in California.
Team Alberta designed and built a modular, net-zero home named Borealis for this year's Solar Decathlon. The affordable, comfortable and energy efficient home was built in response to the immediate need for housing for the resource industry working in remote areas of Western Canada. + Read more about Borealis here
The winner of the Solar Decathlon is the team that best blends affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellent with optimal production and maximum efficiency. The winner of this year's tight competition was Team Austria from the Vienna University of Technology. Congrats to Team Austria!
During the ten day competition, Director of Business Development at Innotech George Nickel and Director of Sales from Fentro Technologies Henry Nickel went to California to support Team Alberta and take part in some of the Solar Decathlon's festivities. Here are some of our favourite photos:
An arial photo from Orange County Great Park in Irvine, California where the 19 competing teams re-constructed their homes for the competition:
The entrance to the US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013:
Below right: Team Alberta's Project Manager Alexandre inviting us into Borealis. Below left: Neal from Team Alberta with George from Innotech.
The back of Team Alberta's t-shirts showing all of the sponsors of Borealis:
The front and back of Borealis by Team Alberta:
A view of our high-performance Tilt and Turn Doors with our contemporary pleated shades. We also love the kitchen table made with reclaimed wood beams!
Congratulations once again to Team Alberta for all of their hard work and genuine passion for high-performance, energy-efficient design and building. It was a pleasure working with you and cheering you every step of the way! See you in 2015!
+ For more information on Borealis, click here
+ For more information on the Innotech products in Borealis, click here
Two years of creating, designing and building a solar-powered home has come down to these 10 days of competition! Team Alberta, pictured above with Borealis, is currently in Irvine, California for the much-anticipated 2013 Solar Decathlon.
We've been closely following all of the excitement on Team Alberta's Facebook page and Twitter feed. And if all the buzz is to be believed, it sounds like our windows and doors are the talk of Borealis:
Thanks to @InnotechWindows for providing us with one of the most intriguing and talked about features in Borealis! #AlbertaSD #sd2013— Stephanie Stobart (@MsThrillz) October 7, 2013
You can support Team Alberta by voting online for the People's Choice Award. It takes less than a minute to show your support to a dedicated team of students who have spent hours helping make Borealis the hit that it is.
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently held their annual ceremony for the Multifamily Pillars of the Industry Awards, which highlight creative development concepts, innovative financing strategies, great design, and superior management and marketing in the apartment and condo marketplace. This year Innotech was very proud to be associated with two projects nominated under the category of "Best Example of Green Building Concepts"; Expo Apartments in Seattle, and University Pointe at College Station in Portland.
Beating out stiff competition from all across America, University Pointe was crowned the winner. LEED Gold certified, the student housing building was cited for its unique high density planning, green roofs, integration with local public transit, and its energy efficiency. Innotech supplied over 1800 windows to the project, which was completed under very stringent timelines.
Congratulations to our partners on the project, American Campus Construction, SERA Architects, and Walsh Construction for coming together to create such an amazing award-winning student residence.
+ Read our project profile for University Pointe
+ Watch the nomiation video to learn more about all the projects
The Ridge in Kaslo, British Columbia is nearing completion! Built and designed by EcoCentric Design, The Ridge is a sustainable private residence on the shores of Kootenay Lake overlooking the majestic Kootenay Rockies.
The project features triple glazed Innotech windows and exterior doors in charcoal exterior and interior finish. The home has numerous extra large openings to take full advantage of the views. Custom shapes, combinations and creative placement of the windows throughout the home also make this home an architectural gem.
Here are a few photos of the project taken this year throughout the building process. We'll be taking professional photos next year once the landscaping is complete and the sunny weather returns. Stay tuned!
For more images, visit EcoCentric Design's blog.
Images courtesy of EcoCentric Design.
Department G, the Canadian Home Builders Association of British Columbia's environmental stewardship division, has announced the finalists for the 2013 department g Awards. The awards recognize sustainable building for single family homes in BC.
The Innotech-supplied project 'Sidney by the Sea' is one of the finalists! The stunning West Coast style home was built by award-winning Coastal Construction. The home is a BUILT GREEN® Platinum certified oceanfront home. Designed by the homeowner, one of the home's most striking features is the expansive window and door wall seen above that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. Learn more about the project here.
+ For more information about the department g Awards, click here
+ For photos of all the 2013 department g Awards finalists, click here
There's nothing more exciting than seeing an excavator break ground for the future site of a beautiful new project!
Casa Torre, a new single family residence by home designer and builder Christopher Gelber, is now in the beginning stages of construction. The three-storey, 3,000 square foot contemporary home is nestled in a steep hillside in the Portland hills with serene views of Forest Park.
"I designed the house to take the greatest advantage of the landscape and so all three levels are elegantly tied to the land, interconnected by trails that meander across the site." - Christopher Gelber
Not only is Casa Torre a beautiful home to look at, but it will also be a comfortable home to live in. Christopher intends to build the home with state-of-the-art technologies that will contribute to a highly durable and energy efficient home - including Innotech Tilt + Turn Windows.
Read more about and follow construction progress of Casa Torre on Christopher Gelber's blog here.
To see photos of Casa Nera, another project by Christopher Gelber, click here.
All photos courtesy of Christopher Gelber.
The Bagley Nature Center, a classroom at the University of Minnesota Duluth, has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and its Committee on the Environment (COTE) as one of the ten winners of this year's Top Ten Green Projects Program.
The COTE Top Ten Green Projects Program recognizes projects that demonstrate the highest accomplishment in environmentally sustainable architecture, combining inspired design, systems analysis, and evaluation of performance. In its 16th year, the program is the profession's best known recognition program for sustainable design excellence. An impressive jury evaluates all submissions based on ten sustainability measures and metrics to select the top 10 winners.
Completed in 2010, the Bagley Nature Center is a LEED® Platinum Certified project that has performed beyond expectations in terms of performance efficiency. The project features a host of sustainable building practices and materials, including triple glazed Innotech windows and doors, designed to help the building perform at its best in Minnesota's cold climate.
To learn more about the Bagley Nature Center and the 2012 COTE Top Ten Green Projects Program winners, visit AIATopTen.org.
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The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization's grand opening ceremony for their new community facility is Saturday, October 27, 2012. We're honoured to have been selected to supply the windows for this sustainable building that reflects the MWMO management practices for supporting water resources and treating storm water.
+ For more info on the grand opening and the MWMO, click here
+ For more info on the new community facility featuring Innotech windows, click here
Innotech is a proud sponsor of Team Canada's entry into the 2011 Solar Decathlon, a semi-annual competition held by the US Department Energy that challenges students from around the world to design, build, and operate solar powered homes. Entrants are judged on energy efficiency, design appeal, and affordability, and while Canada's TRTL concept didn't win the competition, the team placed a very respectable 10th amidst a field of 20.
But, recently the team was recognized with an award closer to home.
Innotech is a proud sponsor of Team Canada's entry into the 2011 Solar Decathlon, a semi-annual competition held by the US Department Energy that challenges students from around the world to design, build, and operate solar powered homes. Entrants are judged on energy efficiency, design appeal, and affordability, and while Canada's TRTL concept didn't win the competition, the Team placed a very respectable 10th amidst a field of 20.
But recently the Team was recognized with an award closer to home. At the 21st annual Alberta Emerald Foundation Awards, Team Canada received a coveted Emerald in the category of "Education: School or Classroom", awarded to Alberta classrooms, schools or formal educational curricula and programs that have gone beyond normal practices to show leadership and creativity in educating students about environmental matters.
"I am extremely proud of the Team for achieving this prestigious recognition of their work in the Solar Decathlon competition," says Loraine Fowlow, Faculty Lead for the project. "These students are fantastic ambassadors for the University, showcasing their talents in this highly demanding, international competition. Their success with this project highlights the value that the University of Calgary places on experiential learning and applied research."
Innotech would like to pass our congratulations onto the entire TRTL team, and we are extremely proud to see this innovative and exciting learning happening in Canada.
+ To learn more about the TRTL project, please visit their website; please click here
+ Team Canada produced a short video tour of the TRTL home; view the tour
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on Apr 25, 2007 at 8:56 am
Why was Walter's post removed? It was right on.
The point was that there is an annual cycle to gas prices, regardless of who is in the White House. And we are starting our summer migration toward higher prices which will begin their return to lower prices after Labor Day.
That's all.
on Apr 25, 2007 at 11:42 am
Riiiiight, Draw The Line.
And remember: There is no War on Muslims.
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I don't know why I was scrubbed either. Sometimes I get too close, I guess.