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Hi guys
How the title says I'm looking for good answers for the questions I have.
I'm 16 years old and I'm currently doing an exchange-year in the USA which brought me fortunately in the world of Weightlifting and the Big Sports. Don't understand me wrong, I've always been active in several sports and also hit sometimes back in my home country the weights, but never more than a few times a month and not really coordinated. (talking about Weightlifting)
My "body facts": I'm how I said 16 years old, 5 foot 11 inch tall and weigh 160 pounds. I'm muscular, but I also have fat on belly, hips and butt which I'm not proud of. I'm a soccer-player and kicker for the High school varsity-football team, first and last year varsity-wrestler and runner (running on my own).All the seasons are over by now. I'm a really good endurance-runner, I would say in the top 5 % of my school, but since about a year I repeatedly have problems with a big Baker Cyst on my left knee-cab which does not allow me to use/burden it too much. Also my right knee has started since a few week to bother me too, which forces me to do less and less running, leg-workout.
My goals: Getting a much more muscular and stronger upper body, meaning pecs, arms, shoulders, neck and abs. Because of the Baker-Cyst I can't do much leg-work, but I would like to "stabilize" and make the knee stronger
I'm doing weightlifting now for about half a year but for only about 3-4 weeks I'm actually pushing myself and working out the right way, meaning I follow a workout schedule as possible.
I also started taking Whey Protein Shakes about 2 weeks ago. (I'll come back to that later)
When I first came to America my Bench-Max was 135 pounds, now it is 180 pounds. (But I got about a 15-pound increase within these 4 weeks I'm doing more.)
My workout in a normal week:
Monday-Thursday I have a Weightlifting class which allows you to lift active about 30 minutes. On Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays I'm working out whenever possible after school for about 80 minutes.
Also every night before I go to bed I do 60 push-ups in one set and some abs-exercises and butt-muscle exercises.
(* means based on soreness and how much I get)
During Weightlifting-class: First jogging for 2-3 minutes, then Bench-Press reps.
-1 rep a 20 with 95 pounds
-1 rep a 15 with 115 pounds.
-1 rep a 12 with 125 pounds
-3 reps a 6-10 with 135 pounds (*)
(Between each of the reps I have a short break while my lifting-partner does the benching)
Then, depends on how much time is left, I continue with curls, sitting barbell curls and standing Dumbell curls.
- 2 reps a 12 with 20 pounds on each side (Just noticed that I don't know how much the Barbell bar weighs -.-)
- 1 rep a 15 with 15 pounds on each side
-1 rep a 5 with 25 pounds on each side OR 1-2 reps a 10 with 25 pounds-dumbell weights.
Sometimes I get also some shoulder stuff in, but that really depends on how much time is left.
After Weightlifting class I have school for about 1.5 hours more before I can return to the Weight room.
After school at Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and sometimes Fridays:
Monday: Running about 0.4 miles, then doing repeatedly Bench, Curls, Shoulders, Abs, Legpress (for my knee) active for about 60 minutes.
Tuesday: Used to run about 1.5 miles (Weight room is closed, can't lift ) But since my knee-pain gets worse and worse I can't do that at the moment
Wednesday: Same as Monday
Thursday: Same as Monday
Friday: Depends on if Weight room is open, if yes, same as Monday, if not either running or playing basketball or something else.
I'm usually sore every day from the workout the day before, most of in pecs, biceps, shoulders and abs.
As mentioned above I started taking Whey Protein about 2 weeks ago. I drink every day 20 oz. mix of milk and water with 2 1/2 scoops of "BODY FORTRESS Super Advanced WHEY ISOLATE"
I usually drink half of the 20 oz-bottle after the Weightlifting class and then the other half after the workout after school.
I try since forever to avoid much junk- and fast food, eating healthy and just don't take too much carbs to me, but it just doesn't really work. I'm trying now since about 2 weeks intentional to eat less overall and even more intentional to not to eat sweets and chocolate and so forth.
But on the other side I'm not really sure if that's all the right thing because when I work out everyday I need the energy and carbs to restore my muscles and stay healthy, and I don't really now if the Whey Protein Shake covers it all.
So, now I guess I mentioned all I wanted and I'm really sorry that it is so messy and please forgive me possible grammar-mistakes, I'm only here now for half a year :P If you read all down to here then already a big THANK YOU! and now my request on you:
Please share your thoughts about that you just read with me, give me tips what I could improve, if I'm doing the right or total wrong things, just everything you thought while you read this.
And here some more questions:
Is my workout schedule the right thing? Is it to uncoordinated, too less/much, is something missing? What could I do better?
Is the Whey Protein Shake mentioned above the best choice for me? And is it right that I take half a bottle after each workout?
Do I overwork my muscle? Do they have enough rest?
Do you have some really good tips how to fight my fat on belly, hips and butt?
I'd really appreciate some good answers of experienced Weightlifters and Bodybuilders. Thank you!
PS: IMPORTANT: I don't care at all when I have to sweat, go on my borders, being sore each day and so forth, I am a really hard worker and have the will to improve myself! Weightlifting gets more and more to my favorite hobby.
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I hate to say this man, but sounds like you need to do a little research on the internet. I mean your saying this is your favorite hobby, you should be able to do a little research on the topic. I mean we aren't recreating the wheel here. Also, the reason why you don't have more people helping you is, this post is just a lot to ingest. For your future posts I would suggest condensing it and asking smaller questions.
My suggestions
Workout program:
For this I recommend eating as much food as possible. This doesn't give you the licenses to eat 100 percent crap though. Make wise decisions as to what you eat. You are fueling you body for recover and create muscle growth. Protein shakes are a great way to get something in you body after a workout, but I would make them a huge staple in your diet. I would also ingest some carbs after your workout, this can be a banana or a piece of fruit.
You have to listen to how your body feels. You are young so you body should recover reasonably fast.
Thanks Matt, I appreciate your honest opinion. I tried to do research in the Internet, but often you only find quite questionable or contradictory things, so I thought it would be more intelligent to base my knowledge on a reliable source like this forum here.
And yeah, it's true, it is quite a lot, I'll condensing it in the future.
And also thanks for the suggestions, they're helpful. I started to eat after each workout a piece of fruit, mostly a banana.
So now only one more question, for which probably doesn't really exist an answer, but I would like your opinion about it.
I usually take half of my Protein shake, a 20 oz bottle, after the first workout and then the other half about 2 and a half hours later. Is it useful to split it like this or would it be better another way, like the whole bottle after the first or the second workout?
Tell me more about this knee issue. Have doctors give you the ok to strength train with it?
Both doctors, one of them my Dad, have told me to base my activities such as running and strength training on the occurring pain during or after the activities. I tried for a few weeks to do running and do Leg Press with really light weights to stabilize it a little bit (with agreement of the Doctor), but I had to stop it because it caused to much pain. Right now I'm doing pretty much nothing beside a little running and jump rope with my lower body.
Cut the running from your regime I'd say. Walks or cycling maybe? Remember man you need to keep your knees in shape running wears them down.
(unless by running you mean sprinting)
Last edited by KJDANEXT0; 03-02-2013 at 10:47 AM.
The only lift I'm proud of at this point is a close stance, ass to grass zercher squat of 170kg x2 at 85kg bw. If only they held zercher squat competitions...
Hey KJ, thanks, I think cycling is a good alternative to running. I'll start with it tomorrow
I'll do cycling for 1-2 weeks and then start also lift again with weights
And another question:
Is it useful to to bench and curls, as I do, every day trough Monday-Thursday or do I give the muscles not enough rest to recover?
I usually do about 5 reps a 8 on bench and 5 reps a 10 on curls split in two lifting-sessions. Of course I also a lot of other exercises but bench and curls I do the most.
like Matt said earlier buddy (and I'm no expert, though he certainly is) pick a routine (I'd recommend HCT-12 as that's what he told you) and stick with it for a while (a long while)... assuming your knee is up to it.
apart from than that, have a full shake after each workout and otherwise EAT... a LOT!
good luck fella.
Age: 41 - Height: 5'10" - Weight: 197lb (NOT LEAN! (but maybe finally getting a little bit leaner?))
Squat: 180kg (396lb) x 2
Front Squat: 100kg (220lb) 5 x 5
Zercher Squat: 140kg (308lbs) x 1
Bench Press: 110kg (242lb) x 1
Deadlift: 220kg (484lb) x 1
SLDL: 170kg (374lb) x 1
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Thanks guys, I started doing the HTC-12 a few days ago, and today was horrible to walk with the lower-body workout done yesterday, I look like an old lady lol And it luckily seems like that me knee is up to it too
I really appreciate that you give me your time and advices!
This video shows a perfect box squat technique:
Hey chris, thanks for the advice. I stopped running about a week ago and started the HTC-12-workout, including all the lower body exercises (squats etc.) and my knee seems to be able to handle the force well. I'll just try it for a little longer period of time to do the "normal" squats because I'm not sure if I could get the needed equipment in our school-weightroom to perform the box squats.
Well, you don't need the monolift to do box squats. A regular rack will do. You just need something to sit on which lets you get to about parallel. My girlfriend trains at a local Gold's and squats onto a bench she straddles.


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3.08/5 rDev -18.3%
Presented in a rather stubby 500ml bottle and poured into one of my trusty tasting glasses. This bock had a clear amber hue, minimal carbonation, and a short-lived off-white head that sputtered down to a thin skim with no lace.
Nose: earthy malt notes dominate with a supporting caramel and herbal hops cast.
Taste: modestly sweet from caramel and grainy malts to start. Earthiness develops mid-palate and a herbal hops presence comes on in the finish. Tastes seemed to clash and justle for supremacy rather then blend and merge to form a pleasant balance.
Feel: full and rather chewy.
Overall: I was barely able to work my way through this brew. Not sure why other than to say the tastes really didn't work together very well and that made it tough to get through. I don't like to have to say I "worked" through a beer. Therefore, I'll pass on Josefi Bock in the future.
10-25-2004 22:07:55 | More by Boilermaker88
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
05-31-2013 07:36:46 | More by Luiz0930
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
500ml bottle.
Pours a really nice shade of deep reddish amber, has incredible clarity and makes a fluffy creamed white head. Nice head retention and lacing. Sweet toasty malt aroma, very clean. Rich and strong toasted malt flavors, caramel, very sweet. Full bodied and a bit sticky on the palate, spicy carbonated finish. If this were a bit less sweet, I would enjoy it alot more. High quality brew.
05-04-2006 06:17:34 | More by kmcnair
3.43/5 rDev -9%
It poured like a dark brune/amber beer color. The head was more medium size which dissipated slowly.
I smelled wheat with a slight fruitiness like apples or pears.
It was a definetely a full body beer. It tasted of wheat, grassy notes, slight rosemary, with a hint of caramel in the finish. The alcohol was not well hidden in my opinion but still is a good beer.
06-21-2011 17:06:09 | More by Francepants06
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
Presentation: 500ml (1 Pt 0.9 fl.oz) brown glass bottle with a wide body and a short cone neck that comes with a printed crown cap. Teutonic looking main label, generic in nature, just like the Export Hell & Export Dunkel. The reverse label lists the beer at 6.9%, no freshness date but a stamped L4014 code.
Appearance: Lovely looking body, perfectly clear yet dark amber hue that has a ruddy orange hue. The vanilla colored head is big at first, thick and creamy, yet it soon relaxes and leaves some great looking lacing as it does so. Fantastic
Nose: Soiled malts and some Earthy aromas. Some herbal spicy hops and a touch of sweet caramel.
Taste: Grainy feel, toasted malts, caramel toffee, a light nut brown character with some chestnut sweetness and a hint of roasty bitterness in the dying finish.
Mouthfeel: Meaty feel, bold and malty, with some decent carbonation, has a chewy toffee feel.
Drinkability: Certainly an easy drinking offering. Above average appeal, a few tasty morsels in body but it doesnt have much to keep me going in the long term.
Overall: A tad more prolific than the Export Hells and Export Dunkels, the Josefi-Bock has a little more to offer than both of the former offerings, but not much.
01-23-2005 09:22:21 | More by TheLongBeachBum
3.6/5 rDev -4.5%
This reminds me more of an American Pale Ale than a German Bock. There is a nice maltyness but the hops come over the top quickly.
The color is golden
The head started thick and quickly dissipated. little lacing on the glass.
The aroma is very malty/bready.
Not really what I expected, but not bad at all. I would buy this again, unless I was in the mood for a bock.
Served from a 1pt 9oz brown bottle into a clean Pint glass.
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3.63/5 rDev -3.7%
A: Golden maple syrup color with bubbles forming nests all over the bottom of the glass. Head is stunning full and creamy, the color of whipped butter.
S: Honeycomb cereal, soy, Aunt Jemima and pollen.
T: Begins lightly malty with definite maple syrup, brown sugar and unrefined honey notes. Theres an underlying dry bready aspect that adds a touch of depth. Soy is one of the last flavors to cross the palate, adding a savory splash. Finishes with a little bit of mineral tastes, vanilla tones and evident alcohol.
M: Full and very soft with no discernable carbonation.
D: Good beer but lacks a lot of depth. Then again, bocks arent known for their depth but instead smooth, steady flavor. This one has that for sure.
04-15-2007 01:36:50 | More by Westsidethreat
3.68/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours a hazy orange with a foamy tan head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace slowly drip into the remaining beer on the drink down. Smell is of malt, honey, citrus, and alcohol aromas. Taste is much the same with honey and orange-like flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer that is fairly strong but has some tasty flavors.
06-19-2013 03:41:14 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.7/5 rDev -1.9%
A weak flavored bock. A bock clearly but not with any attitude. The mouthfeel and lingering taste is of a medium quality german brew.
Amber color, a little light for a bock. Acknowledging the mixed grain heritage, it still seems to not fulfill the promise of a special brewing done once a year.
05-01-2013 03:39:15 | More by CopeTech
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
Appearance: Nice tawny caramel, clear, with a medium-sized white head. Very sticky, with lace galore. Mildly carbonated.
Smell: Pale malt, sweet and fruity, slightly boozy. It's a bock.
Taste/Mouthfeel. Sweet, tangy, a bit boozy, perhaps a bit toasty. Thin, sticky and actually a bit crisply carbonated.
Drinkability. It's a nice bock. Not a world-beater, but a solid beer and pretty good value to boot. Warming, comforting and pleasant.
09-13-2005 00:29:10 | More by WetCoaster
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
05-27-2014 22:01:30 | More by Latarnik
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
04-07-2013 01:03:43 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
04-14-2012 02:06:58 | More by edglodek
3.83/5 rDev +1.6%
Poured into a Celebrator pokal. Pours a medium gold amber with coppery notes and a two finger light tan head with good retention and lacing. Aroma of caramel malt, light brown sugar, hints of maple and root beer spicing. Flavor is sweet, almost syrupy, caramel malt, more caramel, raisins, nuts; finishes with sweet malt and a hint of grassy hops. Medium bodied with a light syrup consistency. Nice sweet nutty and caramel flavor, skates on the edge of being cloying. Enjoyably malty and encourages me to try other beers from this brewery.
09-18-2013 03:48:39 | More by LiquidAmber
New York
3.83/5 rDev +1.6%
A: The beer is relatively clear copper in color and has a light amount of carbonation. It poured with a finger high beige head that died down, leaving a few bubbles on the surface and a ring of bubbles around the edge of the glass.
S: There are moderate aromas of bready malts, toffee and raisins in the nose along with some hints of alcohol. The smell becomes stronger as the beer warms up.
T: The overall taste is very malty and has notes of bready malts, caramel, toffee and raisins in the flavors. The initial taste has some delicate hints of malty sweetness and the finish has some hints of spices.
M: It feels almost full-bodied, a bit smooth and slightly chewy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: The beer is a good representation of the style and isn't that difficult to drink, although I'm not sure if I could drink more than a few of these in a sitting because it would eventually get filling. The alcohol is well hidden from the taste.
07-28-2011 23:25:26 | More by metter98
3.83/5 rDev +1.6%
Found at bevmo in west hollywood. Distributor said he didn't know how much longer they would be in the area. No matter what beer leaves the market its always a bummer to me. That was a few months ago and its still around so maybe the stock was big.
Pours a nice frothy head with a fairly aggressive drainage. falls to a lazy covering with decent lacing for the style. I couldnt' get past the metallic smell until a couple minutes later. Toffee smell, some raisin.
Where the rubber meets the road this beer excells. Taste is truely a treat. Only knock would be its a tad watered for the style, it makes up for it with a well constructed malt profile. Orange citrus lays quietly in the background to finish this off.
The best of the bunch from this brewery and I hope to see it around for a while as it is priced rather modestly. I just wish there was an answer for that darn metallic smell. Once you get passed it its excellent.
12-15-2005 05:57:32 | More by DogFood11
3.85/5 rDev +2.1%
pours a mahogany brown with a rich looking tan head. lots of lacing and cling.
smells like a really yeasty bread dough, plums, and a little spice.
flavor is a big malt backbone with hints of chocolate, raisin, bread crust. almost no discernable alcohol, but a pronounced hop aftertaste, almost piney.
great body, but a sticky sweet finish that doesnt quite feel right.
but overall its a very nice brew, will definitely have it again.
12-20-2008 05:50:23 | More by JoshuaCain
3.93/5 rDev +4.2%
Josefi Bock pours decently with about a two thick head. The head is off white to tan in color, and dissipates slowly into fine lacing. The body is a dark amber color and is filtered to be quite clear.
The aroma is bready and sweet, something in the way of caramel apple and a touch of biscuit.
The brew itself is full in body, with caramel and toasted bread. It finishes on a slightly spicy and herbal note.
This bock is pretty well balanced, with being refreshing upfront and follows up with a slightly boozy finish.
06-25-2009 15:17:14 | More by TheSarge
3.95/5 rDev +4.8%
500ml from "Lifesource" in Salem Oregon. $2.99 ( on sale) Dark golden coloured beer with a gorgeous tight bubbled white head. Honeyish,biscuity aromas..pleasing to me.Slight grass and a touch of hazelnut. Taste is the same honeyish,soft,caramel, some nuts and a bit of ripe banana. OK mouthfeel could have afforded a bit more lively carbonation Overall though a nice soft beer for a cold windy night
12-29-2012 04:15:12 | More by Reidrover
4/5 rDev +6.1%
01-22-2013 01:23:46 | More by Lukass
4.18/5 rDev +10.9%
Pours an effervescent amber with 4+ fingers of sand colored head. Good head retention & lacing
S: Bready with caramel & cornyness
T: Caramel & a little breadyness up front, A little grainyness & nuttyness follows as this warms. Breadyness, caramel & little brown sugar dominate in the middle. Finishes with maple candy, dryness & a hint of earthy hops
MF: Chewy/medium bodied with low carbonation. Just a touch of astringency holds this back from a 5 in this category
Drank really easy for the abv, pretty good for the style just a few raw/rough edges flavor-wise, easily ignored after a while. Recommended
06-17-2007 00:55:08 | More by russpowell
4.38/5 rDev +16.2%
Purchased at BevMo, Feb 2009. Batch markings on bottle were L805: 02.09. So it was REALLY fresh. I think it was about $4.50 for a half liter bottle.
Appearance: Clear, but not sparkling, golden amber color. Poured entire bottle into a large mug. Half inch head lasted for the first half of the glass.
Aroma: Great malt with good complexity. Lots of Munich Malt.
Taste. Ditto on the Munich Malt. My white wine loving wife took a taste ("It isn't a Belgian beer, is it?") and admired the malty smell and taste.
The malt was balanced out with some good clean bittering hops. The hops did their job of balancing the malt so that it wasn't cloyingly sweet, but didn't detract from the classic malt taste.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and sweet on the tongue. Not too heavy..
Drinkability: Great. it went down faster than I expected. Prost!
03-03-2009 03:15:45 | More by davidw987
4.73/5 rDev +25.5%
This is a wonderful, smooth but very tasty bock.
Copper, it has a big, off-white head slowly shrinikng to a thin wispy top.
The aroma is brown bread, crust, raisins, grapes, pine bark, earthy leaves, and more bread.
The taste is similar, zesty, raisiny, with butter-toffee, toasted bread, spiciness. It is smooth, full of flavour, spicey with the alcohol well-hidden except for zesty warmth and body.
09-17-2008 18:40:02 | More by Offa
Reutberger Josefi Bock from Klosterbrauerei Reutberg
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But registrar doesn't expect higher turnout than 2008
UPDATED: 2:30 P.M. – Voting in Henrico County – viewed as one of several key swing counties in the nation in today's presidential election – was brisk this morning and early afternoon, with longer than normal lines reported countywide and many voters waiting an hour or more to cast their ballots.
But despite the crowds, Henrico Registrar Mark Coakley told the Citizen that he doesn't expect voter turnout today to exceed the county's 79.8 percent turnout rate in the 2008 presidential election.
That year, morning rain kept turnout slightly lower early in the day. Today, voters had only cold temperatures to deal with as they went to the polls. The morning rush should reduce the length of lines at Henrico's 92 precincts this evening, Coakley said.
President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney identified Henrico early in this campaign as the key swing county in Virginia, the potential key state in the election. Obama won the county by nearly 19,000 votes four years ago, turning a historically red county blue. His victory here that year was due in large part to his 23,000-vote advantage over Republican John McCain in the Fairfield and Varina districts.
For Romney to paint Henrico red today, he'll likely need to cut into Obama's margins in those two districts and attract more voters in the traditionally Republican Three Chopt and Tuckahoe districts, where McCain won by slightly less than 9,000 votes in 2008.
If Romney's margins in those two district offset Obama's margins in Fairfield and Varina, then the county's vote could come down to the Brookland District – which McCain won four years ago by just 42 votes out of the 37,219 cast there.
This is the first presidential election since the county shifted the lines of its magisterial districts slightly in 2011, following the 2010 U.S. census.
Only minor voting issues had been reported in Henrico as of 1:45 p.m. today. Power flickered at two precincts in the Fairfield District this morning, but Dominion Power crews quickly restored it and no votes were lost, Coakley said.
The number of absentee voters in the county was lower this year than in 2008 by about 4,000, Coakley said. But, at about 16,000, "it's still high," he said.
Henrico voters today also are helping select a replacement for outgoing U.S. Senator Jim Webb in a race contesting former governors George Allen, a Republican, and Tim Kaine, a Democrat. Webb defeated Allen six years ago to claim the seat.
Voters in the western portion of Henrico also are choosing between Republican incumbent Eric Cantor and Democrat Wayne Powell in the race for the 7th District U.S. House of Representatives seat, while voters in the eastern part of the county are choosing between Democratic incumbent Bobby Scott and Republican challenger Dean Longo.
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Popponesset Beach Oasis with Water Views in Mashpee
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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Owner special: New listing! Discounts available for two weeks or more. Call now to book your reservations.
This immaculately clean and comfortable 3 bedroom 2 bath home has captivating views of the ocean and Dean's Pond from its large wrap around deck that extends from the living, dining area and well equipped kitchen to the master bedroom. This expansive deck with its fabulous views provides the perfect space for a gas grill for your cookouts and entertaining after a long day at the private Popponesset beach that is within 2 minute's walking distance over the Dean's footbridge. You will have access to all the activities of the Popponesset Beach Association including weekly movies nights, teen dances, arts and crafts, basketball and softball.
The master bedroom has a king size bed and an adjoining bathroom with a Jucuzzi tub to let you unwind. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms offer king size or queen size bed with their own living room. There is an outdoor enclosed shower to rinse off after your day at the beach and a full size washer and dryer.
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Distance to beach: Popponesset Private Owners Beach is a 2-min walk away
View of ocean, view of fresh water, walk to a salt water beach, deck/porch/patio, BBQ-grill, outdoor shower, jacuzzi, dishwasher, microwave, cable TV, DVD, fireplace, high speed internet, pets may be allowed, handicap accessibility, no smoking
Handicapped Accessibility: 1st floor bedroom and full bath available.
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The available activities are endless... Within a five minute walk, you can enjoy fine dining at the Popponesset Inn or a fun night at the Marketplace with nightly activities and entertainment for the kids. Ben and Jerry's, pizza, and mini golf available. The Cape Cod Children's Museum is just a short 5 minute drive. For golfers, there are many fine courses in the area and within a 5 minute drive. For shoppers, nearby Mashpee Commons is unprecedented with its unique stores.
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ABC News Reports Highest March Gas Prices; Stephanopoulos Giddy Over Possible Drop
By P.J. Gladnick | March 20, 2012 | 17:16
Break out the champagne! Put on your party hats! ABC News has announced that we now have the highest gasoline prices ever for March.
Huh? So why the celebrations? Because to watch joyful GMA host George Stephanopoulos in the video below the fold you would think we should all be happy because despite the gloomy news about the high gasoline prices, they MIGHT come down soon. First the harsh reality about current gasoline prices as reported by Zunaira Zaki in this ABC News business blog:
The average price of a gallon of regular is now $3.87, the highest recorded price in March. The average price is up nearly 4 cents from a week ago, and over 30 cents from a year ago, according to the Department of Energy, as more drivers face gas prices of $4 a gallon or more across the country.
The most bizarre thing about this report on the highest gas prices ever in March is that the video of the upbeat Stephanopoulos appears on the same page as the downbeat news. Here is a partial transcript of Stephanopoulos radiating practiced happiness along with a report by Bianna Golodryga. Keep in mind that it is not enough to just read the transcipt. You need to watch the video above to fully appreciate just how much the giddy Stephanopoulos is bubbling over with joy anticipating a supposed future drop in gasoline prices:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Encouraging news on gas prices. New indications this morning that they may have peaked. ABC's Bianna Golodryga, we just introduced her, she's here with that report. And it all starts in California.
BIANNA GOLODRYGA: That's right. That state has suffered the most. That state really sets the tone for gas prices for the rest of the nation. They're at $4.36 a gallon now but there is some good news because the key ingredient, a special ingredient, called CARBOB has actually gone down some 50 cents over the past month. Now that's because a new refinery has finally come back up into production and there's hope that is going to spread across the country. So this CARBOB is the special ingredient that...
STEPHANOPOULOS: That's what everybody is looking at. On top of that some news out of the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer, may be stepping in to fill in the gap if Iran isn't able to export oil.
GOLODRYGA: That's right. You know, so much of of this depends on trader's mentality. They like to [garbled] so we saw the price of oil go down overnight as well so we saw this one-two punch of good news overnight.
STEPHANOPOULOS: And of course that could mean good news for the overall economy as well. So far high gas prices haven't hurt the consumers but a fear if they continue to go up they will.
"So far high gas prices haven't hurt the consumers?" Well, if you say so George then it MUST be true. I would hate to be the one to rain on your little Possible Gas Price Drop Party.
Adding to the surreal happy act of Stephanapoulos was this screen caption as both he and Golodryga were giddily reporting that gas prices MIGHT drop in the future:
So why does Stephanopoulos set himself up for such easy ridicule on the heels of the ABC News business blog informing us about the highest ever March gasoline prices? As Scott Whitlock of Newsbusters reported last month, Stephanopolous griped that rising gas prices "is something they think they can exploit." "They" meaning Republicans so Stephanopolous seems to now counter the bad news of rising gas prices by putting improbably positive spins on such news.
I enjoyed the unintentional humor of the GMA caption about the "drop" in the gas prices that never actually dropped so much that I am going to give it an encore here with my own appropriate Orwellian twist at the end in italics:
#1 wow
Submitted by right of way on Tue, 03/20/2012 - 5:38pm.
these liberal hacks aren't even trying to hide their bias toward the dem party.
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#2 Oil been above 100 bucks for months.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Tue, 03/20/2012 - 6:27pm.
Instead of drilling for oil, maybe we can strip-mine for it.
oh the California Reformulated Gasoline Blendstocks for Oxygenate Blending (CARBOB)
It's about 5% of the fuel mass....Ok give it away for free, how much will the price drop, on a gallon of the real stuff?
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#3 Hey Georgie, here's a slogan for you
Submitted by LinTaylor on Tue, 03/20/2012 - 7:20pm.
"Prosperity is just around the corner!"
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#4 Don't "Drill Drill Drill"
Submitted by hkopcf on Wed, 03/21/2012 - 5:20am.
So let me get this straight - If Saudi Arabia increases production this can drop gas prices BUT if we increase oil & gas exploration it has no affect.
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#5 So it will drop after the summer driving season
Submitted by theduck6 on Wed, 03/21/2012 - 7:41am.
only a little. They are blaming the cyclical rise due to summer for some of the spike. Do you think they will defer credit for the cyclical drop after the season? BwaaHaaa, youbetcha they won't.
even if they get a small dip it will be like when they spent 3 trillion and then crowed about trimming 300 million off that and calling it a hurculean feat. $5 /gal gas is then $4.50 and we are supposed to be giddy because of our good fortune to be paying so much less. All hail the Messiah.
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#6 What planet is he living on?
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 03/21/2012 - 9:44am.
STEPHANOPOULOS: . . . So far high gas prices haven't hurt the consumers but a fear if they continue to go up they will.
They haven't?
Rising gas prices have not only hit us in the wallet when they fill up the car, they hit us again whenever we buy products that move by truck because the increased fuel expense is passed on in the price.
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If these versions of Headstand present any problems, simply practice Sirsasana I until all of the contraindications have been alleviated. And if you object to falling over (and you will probably fall a lot at first!), then work near a wall.
Start by coming into Sirsasana I (Headstand I), and once you've found your balance, unclasp the hands and release the fingers. Lifting one elbow and wrist, draw the hand forward and place the palm on the ground, into Sirsasana II (Headstand II). The upper arm is horizontal, the forearm vertical. Once you are steady, place the other hand similarly, keeping the forearms parallel to each other. Keep your shoulders away from your ears, which will free the cervical spine and strengthen your upper back and shoulders. Build up to staying here for 3 to 5 minutes.
When you're ready for more, gradually straighten each arm in front of you until they are parallel to each other. The palms should face up and the elbows should extend thoroughly as you come into Mukta Hasta Sirsasana. Keep the shoulders lifted away from the floor�don't let them bunch by the ears. Firm the legs and extend up through the abdominal organs to keep the spine mobile and healthy, especially the cervical spine.
Once you've mastered that, turn the palms down. Slowly widen the arms, moving them away from each other on the floor. Aim first to get them straight out to the sides in line with the shoulder. Learn to balance in that position, which can be very challenging. Once you've mastered that, continue traveling the arms behind you until they are as close to parallel as possible behind your back. Hold for 1 minute in each variation.
You are now ready to become lords of your cosmic inner dance. This is as much about doing the pose as it is about refraining from participating in anything that might seek to destroy the pose and thus your equilibrium. This means practicing with conviction and sincerity everything you've learned about staying upright. If you sense a stumble coming, gather the strength and inner fortitude you've been building in the other poses and find your balance once again. That is the cosmic dance.
Begin in Tadasana. Find the four corners of your feet, ground them, and prepare them to receive the rotations and strivings of your hip and knee. Remember the sensations of the aja, the goat that springs lightly back and forth, up and down. Observe the strength and length of the inner thighs as they stabilize and ground you, while your torso flies upward. Contrast the potential for power and speed of the shoulder with the delicacy, stability, and control of the scapula you learned in Headstand.
Preparations complete, transfer the weight to the right foot. As you move the head of your right femur deeper into the hip joint and lift the kneecap, recall the presence and force that you had in your previously secure standing poses. Focus on maintaining poise. Refuse to surrender your balance. As you move on in the pose and your balance is threatened, immediately pause, search within, and maintain a relaxed composure until your mind and body announce that they are ready to proceed with the dance.
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Reviews by BeerAdvocate:
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
From BeerAdvocate magazine Issue #59 (December 2011):
LOOK: Crystal-clear reddish-amber
SMELL: Toasted bread, dried fruit, broth, yeast, faintly buttery
TASTE: Rich malt, caramel, toasted pie crust, twang of overripened fruit, estery alcohol, woody hops, spicy bitterness, faint roasted grain, semidry finish, light aftertaste
Not overly exciting or sessionable, but it's got flavor and balance. For those looking for a basic, stronger English-style Ale brewed stateside, it's worth a try.
05-02-2012 10:28:17 | More by BeerAdvocate
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3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
10-28-2012 23:55:20 | More by TimoP
4.25/5 rDev +21.8%
06-02-2012 21:11:53 | More by briandaube
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -21.2%
01-04-2014 22:27:15 | More by acurtis
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
07-21-2014 05:04:56 | More by kgammell1
3.1/5 rDev -11.2%
Review from notes.
A: Pours a clear red/brown color with a two finger tan foamy head. Foamier than most beers, very light foam though. Pretty good retention and decent lacing.
S: A good bit of caramel malt, some toasted bread, and a light citrus hop aroma. Not bad.
T: Not a ton going on, some sweet caramel, grains, and some fruit, mostly bruised apple and a little bit of plum.
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
O: I don't mind beers in the style that are on the malty side, but this one has no sign of hops at all. The bottle is cool, but 16 Mile is moving to glass bottles soon. Too many good beers out there to buy this one consistently.
07-22-2011 18:21:47 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
3.73/5 rDev +6.9%
glassware: Yuengling pint...occasion: preparing for the Shore...appearance: burnt orange/brown body that has an encouraging, thick off-white head that laces well-- pleasure to look at...aroma: light floral hops and some bready, roasted malts make for an intriguing balance of scents...palate: medium-bodied, soft and creamy delivery, with a brief finish--easy-drinking! taste: lightly bitter, almost as an afterthought, with much more stress on the toffee-like sweetness--refreshng!...overall: Shan's Uncle Mark sent this to me particularly please by its sneaky-quick 6.1% ABV; he's more of a pilsner drinker, so I can see why this caught his fancy; I may have to seek out more 16 Mile brews when heading to Baltimore.
08-19-2012 02:33:38 | More by dacrza1
3.93/5 rDev +12.6%
While perusing the shelves at Total Wine & More in Claymont, Delaware an employee added a new beer to the shelves. I'd never seen 16 Mile so I thought I had to give it a try, and the bottles were still cold to boot! I grabbed two. Only later did I learn that they were $7.99 a piece :(
It poured a somewhat hazy, dark mahogany-brown body beneath a short but creamy head of off-white. Unfortunately, the head retention was quite limited, although there was some thin lacing.
The aroma displayed a deeply caramelish, biscuity, and almost roasty maltiness with a bit of fruitiness from both yeast and hops.
The flavor followed true to the aroma, and there was just an edge of roastiness to the maltiness, and a good dose of citrusy hops. The flavors worked well together, and it was nicely balanced by a stiff bitterness beneath. It finished dry with some of the roastiness lingering dryly as the citrusy notes evaporated.
Overall it's a pleasant enough, tasty beer. And with its roasted edge and citrusy notes it's slightly different. That combination has obviously been done before, but at least it's got something going on beyond a standaard amber ale. It initially kind of leans towards a kind of porter-amber hybrid while cold (because the roastiness stands out more), and then it's more like a kind of a Scottish ale with a bit of an American hop bent as it warms.
Additionally, the packaging is very attractive. The brushed aluminum bottle is nice. Oddly enough, however, I should note that although I bought my bottles in Delaware, DE is not listed as a state that requires a bottle deposit. There's Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Vermont and Michigan - but no home state of Delaware. Odd.
09-13-2009 00:10:37 | More by NeroFiddled
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
09-08-2013 19:05:24 | More by Hessian257
2.17/5 rDev -37.8%
I am always for trying out a new microbrewery. This one though did not impress me. For the first beer to come out of the brewery it seemed extremely sterol. The bottle looks way to much like a bud product. The liquid inside the bottle was looking much the same. Crystal clear, true amber color with dark candi sugar in the nose but lacking hop presence. Flavor was quick and a let down, mild maltyness, little hop flavor. Mouthfeel was watery. For $6 a 22oz bottle I can think of a few hundred beers Id rather have. Im a bit sad as its a new brewery right down the road from me, I would love to have some more good beer around.
08-28-2009 02:22:22 | More by LukeD23
3.93/5 rDev +12.6%
22 oz aluminum bottle into a pint glass. Until there is an "aluminum bottle" category under serving type, I'm reviewing this as a "can", since designating the type of material that the serving container is made out of is more important to me than its shape.
Pours a clear coppery amber, with 1 1/2 fingers of smooth off-white head. Thin layer of froth skims the surface, leaving some solid patchy swathes of lacing back. The aroma takes a bit to get going, but once this warms up, I'm treated to a deeply smokey tang from sweet caramel and roasted malt character. Hops add some floral spice and a good measure of citrus to boot, further adding to the tanginess of this.
The taste matches the aroma, being sweet with caramel and citrus, which then mixes with a BIG toasted malt presence. Spicy bitterness shores up the back, adding a zippy drying finish to this. The mouthfeel is lighter-medium bodied, with a bubblier creamy feel to it. It's actually a touch light in spots, considering the surprising fullness of the flavors, but this is pretty darn drinkable stuff.
Solid little Amber Ale here from this new-kid-on-the-block brewery down in DE. My only beef is with the price point of these bottles, which can be found from anywhere in the $5-7 range. That's right, $5-7 for a bottle of AMBER ALE! I'm sorry but if I'm seeing a 22 oz bottle of Stone Ruination sitting next to this in the cooler, at a CHEAPER PRICE (which I did!), then there is something seriously wrong here. I wish these guys the best of luck, but $7 for a sixer of this is more in line with my thinking.
09-15-2009 16:48:44 | More by Kegatron
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
10-04-2013 13:16:24 | More by Bouder32
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
Thanks again to woodychandler for his constant contributions of new beers. Poured from a 22oz. aluminum can shaped as a bottle. Has a dark brown/amberish color with a small head. Smell is on the malty side. Taste is also of malts, a slight hop presence. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a decent brew.
06-25-2011 14:20:31 | More by tone77
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -6.9%
Pours a dark reddish amber with a quickly fading medium beige head. Both taste and aroma has some toasted caramel malt, barley with some mild bitter hops for balance. A medium bodied brew with mild carbonation on the palate. Finishes with some toasted caramel malt and mild hops bitterness. Flavor could have been a bit stronger but overall an good drinking brew.
07-10-2013 19:24:19 | More by Samp01
3.68/5 rDev +5.4%
A 22 oz. aluminum bottle from Liquid Assets in Seaford, DE. Halftime of a disappointing Ravens game.
A: The bottle offers up a sizeable head, over three fingers on first pour. No lacing followed the slow dissolution of the off-white head. The amber ale underneath is caramel and ruddy, a reddish brown hue that is transparent.
S: Aroma-wise, the amber is a little light. Caramel malts along with a mild hoppiness linger around. The toasted aspects stand out.
T: Plenty of caramel and bread to start things off. The malt profile stakes its mark early with both caramel and toast. The flavors aren't cloying, just solid. A faint kiss of citrus hops follows on the heels of the malts, quickly retreating. The maltiness is the highlight, returning for the finish and lasting a while.
M: The mouthfeel is bready, nearly chewy but not quite. The syrupy caramel flavors are worth the price of admission.
D: I like the container. Oh yeah, and the product within the container too. A soothing amber ale - no frills and nothing fancy, just a good tasting ale.
09-19-2010 19:15:24 | More by akorsak
4.22/5 rDev +20.9%
Brought from Delaware by "J." (Thanks!) Comes in a 22 oz aluminum "bottle." Pours into the glass a slightly hazy, deep amber to orange, topped by a nice tan foam head that laces nicely till the end. Biscuity malt with a subtle hint of fruity hops in the nose. Initial taste is all malt with a touch of hops bitterness in the aftertaste. Something special about this stuff. It tastes "rich" but is medium bodied with a soft carbonation and extremely refreshing. As the beer warms, it presents a bit more sweetness and a Scottish ale-like flavor. Very nice. I'd like to try this on tap. A bit pricey in the tall container, but worth trying.
08-19-2009 02:30:51 | More by tugdriver7
3.7/5 rDev +6%
"651 ml" aluminum bottle that's really more like a can with a bottle top. I'll consider this a can. I poured it into a Nonic. No date or info on it. [The bottle has a really kick ass design though]
Thanks to NeroFiddled for this cool bottle/can!
A - The dark beer pours a hazy brown, dirty copper-amber color with a low tan head despite a vigorous pour. Low retention as it went down to a loose layer right away.
S - Toasty amber malts with a dark fruity sweetness comes up right away. A floral hop aroma finishes the aroma with just a light hint of pine. Everything kind of gets muddled together.
T - The Amber Sun has a strong toasted amber malt to the flavor with a toffee hint and a light sweetness. The hops clean the flavor up at the end with a floral - maybe noble - aspect to them.
M - The heavy malt use in this beer gives it a medium-full body with a really toasted and dry finish. Smooth and almost creamy, it's not flavor but has a low - not noticeable - carbonation level to it.
D - Due to it's thicker body it can't fall into the session category for me but it is a good, solid beer though. One bottle of this is enough for me.
10-19-2009 02:36:23 | More by BeerFMAndy
New Jersey
2.25/5 rDev -35.5%
04-03-2012 10:14:59 | More by Mudawg
4/5 rDev +14.6%
07-06-2014 17:03:49 | More by olinwp
3.53/5 rDev +1.1%
22oz Aluminum Can-bottle poured into a Weizen Glass after a hard day of yard work. Sent to me by THECPJ. Cheers Shane!
A - Pours a dark caramel color with a thick head of off-white foam that dissipates slowly, leaving very little lacing.
S - Sweet toasted caramel malt with a subdued, slightly bitter hop finish. Sweet is the main word here, lots of malt.
T - Pretty spot-on with the nose, the lightly toasted caramel malt again dominates, with just the slightest taste of bitter hops in the finish. Fairly crisp and clean, though, a pretty drinkable beer.
M - Medium-bodied, with a fairly full mouth-feel and lowish carbonation.
O - This was a pleasant surprise, as I had no idea this brewery even existed, let alone what the beers were like. A very nice, sessionable Amber Ale with a neat presentation.
04-10-2011 22:05:48 | More by jsanford
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +14.6%
11-17-2012 17:17:17 | More by richbrew
New York
3.58/5 rDev +2.6%
A: The beer is clear garnet red in color and has a moderate amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter finger high dense beige head that died down but consistently left a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface and the sides of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of earthy yeast are present in the nose along with hints of toasted malts.
T: The taste has flavors of toasted malts along with notes of caramel malts and earthy yeast, the latter of which lingers through the finish. A slight amount of bitterness is present.
M: It feels a bit shy of medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: While this beer seems rather malty, there's enough bitterness to balance things off and keep this very drinkable.
08-14-2013 01:01:08 | More by metter98
3.01/5 rDev -13.8%
Since my girlfriend grew up in Georgetown I always grab a case of 16 Mile when I'm here. It is a pretty good beer.
A-The bottle is okay but could have a little more character.
S-The smell is malty and roasted.
T-The taste is okay but gets better over time.
M-A little weak but goes down smooth.
O-It is an okay beer overall. It is nothing to brag about.
03-12-2014 01:07:20 | More by kcrosson492
4/5 rDev +14.6%
12-10-2011 23:40:13 | More by Sterno
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
09-03-2013 01:04:02 | More by ferrouswolf
Amber Sun Ale from 16 Mile Brewing Company
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It's got a lot of hallmarks of youth, with that heat and sourness. Adding some water may give us more clarity; it could just be a bit strong at the bottled strength.
Water chases down the heat a bit, but brings up some raw sugar notes and gives a funky bad hair salon smell (perms? barbicide? Not sure – it's gross) – a note I'm going to put at the feet of the funkiness I detected on the nose, and assume is a port thing. Water doesn't really improve anything.
It's a bit of a letdown from Angel's Envy who I thought normally put together unusual if worthwhile bottles. It's got signs of youth that don't seem to be balanced by age or the finish. I'd gladly trade this for two bottles of the standard offering; I'd have two bottles of superior booze.
At the end of the day, this represents two ideas for me.
1. Higher proof is not universally better.
2. Year-end awards shouldn't be a de-facto thing done out of obligation yearly but given out as deserved.
Also, it should serve as a reminder that just because it's limited and released at the end of the year, it doesn't mean it's a slam-dunk, must-buy whisky (see also the Woodford Master's collection which will be falling off your local retailer's shelf until mid-September).
Happy new year, everyone. Let's hit 2014 with clear heads. There's good stuff out there, but "limited" and "cask strength" are no longer sufficient to be good signposts.
At a glance:
Angel's Envy Cask Strength (2013 edition, Port Finish) 61.5% ABV Batch 2C
Nose: Toasty wood, a light chestnut/pecan aroma; some corn, a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg; a leathery port note.
Palate: A mix of slight corn sourness and some fruity port notes with heat and plenty of cinnamon hot on its heels. Water settles down the heat (as expected), brings up some raw sugar, also brings up a funky hair salon smell. (Fried perm smell? Barbicide? It's gross).
Finish: Hot, wood and cinnamon with a slightly sour corn note followed by fruit.
Comment: Hints of a younger whiskey masked by the finish and the strength. Not up to the mark set by the standard offering.
Rating: B-
If you factor cost into rating this would be a mid-C at best.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - At least one woman is recovering in the hospital after suffering burns following multiple early morning house fires in Louisville's Shelby Park neighborhood.
"We made it out without getting hurt but we lost everything," said Barbara Phelps, a resident of one of three homes along the 600 block of E. Ormsby Avenue that went up in flames early Tuesday morning.
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"It caught on fire somehow, some way in the back," said Phelps. "A lady downstairs came up and got us upstairs and she was getting everybody else out around here."
"We got the call at 4:37 a.m. in the 600 block of East Ormsby Street and units arrived on scene in three minutes," said Chief Greg Frederick of the Louisville Division of Fire. "They had heavy fire in two large two-story dwellings that were in close proximity to each other and the fire was spreading to a third building."
Phelps and her family escaped from the second floor of a green, split-level house located at the intersection of Ormsby Avenue and Hancock Street. Louisville fire officials have confirmed the fire sparked at Phelps' multi-tenant residence before spreading next door where Gregg McGinnis and an acquaintance had been sleeping. The duo were awakened when McGinnis' dog started barking.
"Usually when the dog barks, I go to the door; something out there is wrong," explained McGinnis. "I looked out the window. I saw the flames from the next house coming onto mine. {We} ran through the fire. A good friend of the family, she got burned."
Fire officials have not identified the woman, but confirmed injuries to McGinnis' friend consisted of burns to her face and arms. McGinnis' four-legged companion, however, was even less fortunate.
"It happened so fast I didn't have enough time to go back and get him," said McGinnis.
It took 30 Louisville firefighters more than 90 minutes to get the fires under control. All morning, Jessica Massie watched from the sidewalk, also forced from her home by the spreading flames.
"The first thing I did was go back and get my kids ''cus their rooms are upstairs," said Massie. "I was the last one out of the house with our animals too because they're just as much our children."
The fires forced nine people from their homes, prompting the Red Cross to respond to aid the displaced.
"They're going to help us out for three nights," began Phelps, "but what are we going to do after three nights?"
As neighbors tried to figure out where to even begin picking up the pieces, fire officials began looking into exactly why these homes in the Shelby Park neighborhood caught fire.
"We do have arson on the scene investigating the cause," said Chief Frederick.
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