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A tweet from Miami Herald reporter Adam Beasley marks "between three and five teams" as interested in free agent cornerback Sean Smith.
Rotoworld mentioned Kansas City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Tampa Bay and Detroit as five teams potentially interested, although Pro Football Talk is reporting the Chiefs backed out, since they signed Dunta Robinson.
Smith started every game for the Dolphins over the last two seasons, and could command $7 million per season in free agency.
With a stacked market for defensive backs, particularly veterans, younger cornerbacks like Smith could be in flux; teams with a need at the position may go with a more accomplished player for less money, like Kansas City did with Robinson.
Philadelphia let CB Domonique Rodgers-Cromarie walk in free agency, and isn't expected back. They are also expecting to release CB Nnamdi Asomugha after two years into a huge deal signed before the 2011 season.
The Lions are looking to bolster their secondary as well, and while they may be looking for more a safety, getting an additional cornerback wouldn't be a radical idea.
The Buccaneers have more salary cap space than the gross domestic product of some third world countries, and they're also looking to add help in their secondary.
They may be the only team legitimately able to make a run at Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis, who's allegedly available via trade for the right price, and a contract extension.

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This month named for the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar is the majestic autocrat of the seasons. Its heat commands the northern earth to ripen. In North Carolina, the harvest season starts in the high western country.
As the days shorten and the nights cool, farmers do their final cutting and bailing of hay and strip the fields of rye, wheat, soybeans, corn, and barley, leaving behind golden stubble, awaiting another season.
It would not diminish August's bold magnificence to call it the flower month. Stately hibiscus, akin to soldiers wearing leafy helmets, stand at attention, their bright, flowery plumes in shades of white and red line roadside and driveway. Scarlet sumac and daylilies nod in the sun.
August brings a riot of wild flowers. Asters and poppies thrive with the heat and summer showers.
We see the hummingbird-sized sphinx moths uncoiling their proboscises, probing sweet nectars in the evening while by day a rainbow of butterflies dance amid the butterfly bushes.
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A Defining Decade
A Defining Decade
Students in "1960s Media and Culture" class "turn on, tune in, and drop out" in honor of the College's 50th anniversary
By Leona Baker | November 4, 2011
"All right, hippies and protesters, outside!"
It's Halloween day, and Dr. Terry Lindvall, VWC Professor of Communications and Christian Thought and former Army reserve chaplain, is mustering the troops—AKA students enrolled in the "1960s Media and Culture" class he is co-teaching along with Professor and Coordinator of Communications Dr. Kathy Merlock Jackson—for an impromptu costumed photo session.
Lindvall is dressed as an antiwar Vietnam veteran, complete with army jacket, Led Zeppelin t-shirt, and unruly black wig. Merlock Jackson has opted for Old West-inspired cowboy boots and a fringed suede jacket, one of the nostalgic looks that were a hallmark of '60s fashion. The students, who've been offered extra credit for dressing up to reflect a trend from this turbulent era in American history, are a motley crew of tie-dye and flower child accessories. One of them, junior Matt McNutt, has gone the extra mile by squeezing into an ill-fitting aqua green dress and tall pointy hat—a nod to the popular 1960s television show Bewitched.
It's fun with fashion, yes, but it's tied into a timely and relevant exploration of the effect of the media on our perceptions about our own history and collective identity. The class was created to coincide with Virginia Wesleyan College's 50th anniversary. The school's charter was established in 1961, just as America was plunging headfirst into a decade marked by social and political upheaval.
"The idea behind the class was to look back at the 1960s, the decade in which the school was founded, and explore the culture of that time through media representations," explains Dr. Kathy Merlock Jackson. "The class has looked at movies, television, documentaries, recordings, fashion, advertising, books, magazines, etc. We have emphasized how the idealism of the early years—the Kennedy era—conflicts with the later years—a time of disillusionment and rebellion."
As part of their work for the class, students have given presentations on individual years and written papers on key media artifacts of each year and what they reflect. As a group, the students are hosting "Woodstock," an event on Saturday, November 12 in Batten Student Center, featuring a showing of the filming of Woodstock, a tie-dye t-shirt station, and a presentation by John Van Noate, who quit his job and hitchhiked from Seattle to attend Woodstock when he 19. Van Noate will speak about his experiences at the legendary festival. The event is free and open to the public.


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Jurupa Unified School District and Chevron Energy Solutions today announced the completion of a 2.7 megawatt solar and energy efficiency program expected to reduce energy costs at 27 school sites and save the District more than $34 million. The project added solar photovoltaic panels mounted on parking and shade structures at nine campuses. Coupled with comprehensive energy education curriculum content, the transformative program is designed to inspire students to learn about – and experience – clean energy technologies and concepts.
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Today, the Democratic Party released its 2012 National Platform in Charlotte, N.C., at the Democratic National Convention. Rhone Resch, President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the national trade association for the U.S. solar industry, issued the following statement in response to the document's call for an "All-of-the-Above Energy Policy."
Solar Energy in the Central Valley and the Chicken and Egg Challenge
Over the past several years thousands of megawatts of renewable energy projects have been approved for construction on both public and private lands in California. The main development areas have been the Mojave Desert and Carrizo Plain areas of the state. But another region of California with great potential — the San Joaquin Valley — is still largely undeveloped, awaiting a commitment from state planners and regulators to prioritize the building of the transmission line needed to make development in this area feasible.
Ypsilanti, Michigan's Corner Brewery celebrates completion of $250,000 energy efficiency project
The Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti will be hosting a ribbon-cutting reception Wednesday to celebrate the completion and launch of its $250,000 "Green Brewery Project."
AnnArbor.com previously reported that with the installation of nearly $345,000 worth of energy-efficient devices and systems, the Arbor Brewing Company and the Corner Brewery, became Michigan's first solar breweries.
New Solar Farms in West Tenn. Signal Growth
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State Details $1 Billion Investment in Clean Energy
Connecticut's public works regulator plans to distribute $720 million to zero-emissions, renewable-energy generation and $300 million to low-emissions generation over the next several years, detailing for the first time how the state will spend more than $1 billion of required investments in commercially generated renewable power.
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Tennessee's big annual sun spot - 2012 Tennessee Valley Solar Solutions Conference - opened Tuesday at Memphis Cook Convention Center as if riding a snowball that is gathering speed and mass.
Colorado Walmarts Install Solar Panels
Walmart recently expanded its solar commitment to Colorado by partnering with SolarCity to begin six new solar projects, which will reduce air pollution and help the state get closer to its renewable energy goals.


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Napster founder Sean Parker explains how Spotify is accomplishing what Napster never could.
It's summer, and months after you made that vow to finally get fit, healthy and bikini-ready, you're actually going at it, sweating it up at the gym or jogging around your 'hood before work.
Tech expert Marc Saltzman and CNN's Fredricka Whitfield discuss the top four gadgets for family road trips.
For Camille Kim, music is life.
As the stock market opened Friday with a ring of the bell by Mark Zuckerberg, all eyes were on Facebook -- the social media Megalodon he nursed from a dorm-room project to one of Wall Street's hottest prospects ever.
Spotify is letting bloggers and website managers embed songs from its vast music library for free.
When Procter & Gamble shut down some access to the Internet this week, it wasn't to keep employees from messing around on Facebook or crafting personal e-mails on company time.
Spring breaks are starting up across the country, which means it's the beginning of road trip season.
Sharing is a wonderful thing -- when executed correctly. It's super fun to share hugs (when they are wanted, it's important to note), delicious desserts and interesting, thought-provoking books but not so fun to share colds, STDs and/or upsetting, possibly dangerous secrets.
One of the biggest mistakes an investor can make is getting all worked up about the share price of a stock.
During one's bustling life there are a collection of moments -- fragments out of time -- that afford one a sense of slow-down reflection. A kind of reprieve from the mania that is living.
Maybe Justin Timberlake and friends weren't so crazy after all.
The online realm is replete with a vast cornucopia of information, just waiting to provide the hungry masses with nourishing nuggets of knowledge -- or (as in "The Hunger Games") scary-ass weapons of mass destruction.
I watched the Golden Globes on Sunday night. Live. On TV.
Google search is about to get way more personal.
The times they are a-changin'. For the first time in history, digital music sales topped the physical sale of music.
Daniel Ek founded the music-streaming service Spotify in his native Sweden in 2006 and launched it to the public two years later. The service now has more than 10 million users in 12 countries.
On this week's Tech Check podcast, Doug Gross, John Sutter and Stephanie Goldberg take a look at the digital rush of mass consumption that is "Cyber Monday."
Napster, the music-industry scourge that blazed a trail that led to modern digital music services, is about to head off into its final good night.
Streaming music service Spotify wants to be more than a music app: It's aiming to be a platform for everything you would ever want to read, see, do or share around the music that fills your days.
John Scalzi is the author of Old Man's War and other science fiction novels. He runs a blog, Whatever, where this commentary originally appeared.
Go install streaming music app Spotify on Facebook. Now brace yourself for a flood of comments and quips about your musical tastes -- including the track you fired up just seconds ago.
Facebook's first president and the co-founder of Napster, Sean Parker, discusses his next move. CNN's Dan Simon reports.
At 31, Sean Parker has a lot more going for him than Justin Timberlake.
When Spotify debuted in the U.S. two months ago, the streaming-music service was starkly different from its competitors.
First, some perspective: Even after yesterday's big Facebook f8 hullabaloo, people will still listen to and discover music without Facebook, as hard as that might be to believe right now, given all the attention paid to the social network's shift into media sharing, which suddenly made Twitter look like the stripped-down communications protocol it has always been.
A couple years ago, a Microsoft researcher named Gordon Bell embarked on a personal experiment: He would wear a video camera around his neck all the time and keep this "life recorder" always turned on, so it would record everything he did.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announces the new Timeline feature at the f8 developers conference.
Facebook wants to hear your life story.
As Facebook edges toward the billion-users mark, an entire ecosystem that has grown up in its wake -- including developers, partners, advertisers and rivals -- is waiting to hear what's next. They'll get answers Thursday at f8, Facebook's annual developer conference.
Facebook plans to roll out a major redesign of user profiles at its f8 developer conference this week, Mashable has learned.
Turntable.fm, one of the tech scene's most-buzzed about startups, has opened its online music venue to the public.
Millions of prayers have just been answered. Spotify has been granted a Pandora-esque web radio interface called Echofi. But not by the company itself -- it's been built by coder Andy Smith, who's also the brains behind Spotibot.
There are no rules to naming a startup. And most entrepreneurs do assume that the name they choose will change before their businesses really start to gain momentum.
Facebook intends to launch its long-rumored music service next month with Spotify, MOG and Rdio as three of the company's launch partners, Mashable has learned.
New Yorker Marsha Sharpe, 31, travels constantly for her corporate music business SongDivision -- logging trips to Turkey, South Africa and across America. But she's no longer flying business class. "Economy has become the new black," says Sharpe.
If last week's volatile stock market was too much to bear, maybe it's time to start trading your friends, and strangers, based on their Facebook updates and how much they tweet.
HTC is making a $300 million bet that people want cell phones capable of producing high-quality audio. But will it pay off?
This statement is going to infuriate the anti-nostalgic: I think I might be a '90s revivalist. Consider the past few weeks' activity.
Ever since online music service Spotify launched in the United States last month, it has caused about as much confusion as it has excitement.
Would you rather buy or rent your music? With 15 million songs, Spotify's digital music service could rival iTunes.
Spotify founder Daniel Ek said Thursday he has been "overwhelmed" by the response to the U.S. debut of his music-streaming service and hopes to attract 50 million users stateside within a year.
On this week's Tech Check podcast, CNN's tech team discusses the hot European music service Spotify, which swam across the pond to the United States this week. Get our tips for using this service, which is available for free only by invitation for now but will launch to the broader public in coming weeks.
Spotify launches the much-hyped U.S. version of its music-streaming service after years of delays and negotiations.
The hottest music venue in Europe opened its doors on Thursday morning to a select group in the United States.
Ken Parks, Chief Content Officer for Spotify on the U.S. launch for Europe's most popular music streaming service.
It's hard to escape buzz about Spotify this week -- especially since Britney Spears and others are "so excited" about it.
Google's social network, Google+, is late. Facebook has a big lead, having ousted MySpace, which in turn deposed Friendster, the site that started us all on this path towards recreating our social fabric as a network of connected personal nodes.
Popular European music sharing service Spotify is coming to the United States, the company confirmed Wednesday.
Marco Arment's salesmanship could use some work.
With MTV now focused less on music and more on hard-partying Italian-Americans from New Jersey beaches, Sony sees an opportunity to bring music back into the living room.
Spotify, a music streaming service that's making waves in Europe, continues to face hurdles with its oft-delayed U.S. launch.
The details of Google's long-rumored music service are starting to leak out, setting the scene for the launch of a cloud-based storage locker that users could keep their music in and stream it from anywhere.
Just as every smart phone claiming to be an "iPhone killer" has failed to dethrone Apple's iPhone, every so-called "iTunes killer" has so far fallen short of expectations.
Lawmakers have come to a decision in Sweden's landmark copyright case, finding the four men behind one of the world's most popular file-sharing sites, The Pirate Bay guilty of collaborating to violate copyright law and jailing them for a year.
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Big Vision Records is the brand new label from Irish house music supremo Jupiter Ace. Big Vision has a simple mission: to deliver dancefloor bombs of epic proportions, time after time. Expect nothing but the best melodic, big room tunes with super fresh production. Big Vision will be the central outlet for new Jupiter Ace productions and will also feature tracks from other talented artists and producers, as selected by the man himself!


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COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- A northern Kentucky man has pleaded not guilty to shooting at police and injuring one officer last week.
The Kentucky Enquirer (http://cin.ci/QQSPXI ) reports 26-year-old Pharo Wilson of Covington appeared in Kenton County District Court on Wednesday on three counts of attempted murder and felony assault. He was arrested Friday in Cincinnati after an 11-hour manhunt.
Covington police were called to a robbery scene early Friday. Police Chief Spike Jones says Wilson began firing when four officers approached an apartment building.
Officer Mark Richardson suffered a bullet wound to his foot but was expected to completely recover.
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Anne Powers: Zac Efron
Juhstin Rahmihres: I think Zac Efferon would be great for it and it would not hurt the box office
Tyler Temple: Zac Efron is an interesting choice, I wouldn't mind seeing him. Aaron Tveit or Jeremy Jordan would be great too.
Zac Efron rose to fame starring as Troy Bolton in Disney's "High School Musical" trilogy. The actor, known for his film work in "17 Again," "The Lucky One" and "New Year's Eve," also demonstrated his musical chops as Link Larkin in the film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning musical Hairspray. Perhaps he can return to his musical roots as Fiyero in a screen adaptation of Wicked.Continued...


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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has agreed to give Mecklenburg County additional time for a review period to see if MeckLINK is ready to manage Medicaid services.
Last week, Mecklenburg County officials said they would move forward with plans to start oversight of Medicaid money for Behavioral Health, despite a decision by state health officials to give management to a private agency.
At the time, MeckLINK Behavioral Healthcare said it was aiming for a February 1st start date to take over managing the financial responsibilities and oversight of mental health, development and intellectual disabilities, and substance abuse services.
With the new agreement with the state, the live date has moved to March 1st. There will also be some checkpoints for MeckLINK to prove its readiness.
The first checkpoint is this week. The Secretary of DHHS will get the results of that review on February 1. There will be a second review mid-February. If allowed to proceed, MeckLINK will move forward with the March 1 live date.
"We are pleased that Dr. Wos
shares our view that MeckLINK should implement the Medicaid waiver in
Mecklenburg County," said Mecklenburg County Manager Harry L. Jones, Sr.
agreement aligns our efforts to achieve implementation at the earliest possible
time and avoids the delay, expense and distraction of litigation. MeckLINK
staff continues working diligently to prepare to implement the program, and we
remain confident we will demonstrate readiness to begin operations by the
If the reviews find MeckLINK is not ready, both the County and State have agreed the state will then go ahead with plans to reassign Medicaid management to the outside company.
Mecklenburg County officials are ready to move forward. Officials say they've spent millions of dollars, and hired staff to prepare for the launch.
The 24-hour call center went live already, with additional staff, to help handle the waiver program.
According to parents of special needs children in the county, MeckLINK's care coordinators have started doing home visits to set up a care plan for clients, and sign paper work.
Two weeks ago the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services ruled Mecklenburg County was not ready to run the medicaid waiver program, and assigned oversight to Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solution, a private company in Kannapolis.
Mecklenburg County officials say they plan to appeal the state's decision.
Meanwhile in an email to WBTV, the Director of Communications for Cardinal Innovations says, "We believe the Medicaid waivers will improve services for North Carolinians that need mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance use services and supports".
Rachel Porter says "our goal is to help ensure successful expansion of the waiver on behalf of the General Assembly and the Department of Health and Human Services. We understand the responsibility of Mecklenburg County Commissioners to ensure that their citizens receive the care that they need. We are hopeful for a quick resolution to this matter and will continue to comply with the directives of the Department regarding expansion activities."
Kim Beall, a parent of a special needs son, says she fought for years to get care for her 17 year old. She does not want to see management of Medicaid waiver taken away from Mecklenburg County.
She says her son's current provider, Independent Opportunities, works with Mecklenburg County. Beall is worried that if the state upholds the decision to give oversight to Cardinal, her son would have to get a new provider.
"Any special needs child needs the consistency, the structure. When there is not structure, there is the potential for a lot of problems", she says.
Beall says she signed an online petition started by another parent to force the Governor and state officials to reverse their decision.
She says "we've had an uphill battle to get the service we have now for my son and just to see another county or private company step in and maybe strip that or cut it in half breaks my heart".
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DENVER (AP) - Authorities are hoping
suspects come clean following a rash of thefts of laundry detergent and
expensive face lotion across Colorado.
KCNC-TV reported on Wednesday that supermarkets are installing more surveillance
cameras to combat the rising tide of thefts. They are also hiring undercover
Authorities believe thieves are
targeting those products because of high prices.
Police have surveillance video of a
suspect in Ft. Lupton getting away with more than
$8,000 of detergent from six different stores.
Detergent thefts have also been
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The magazine gave 51 mothers — one from each state and the District of Columbia — an all-expense paid trip to the conference, which was held April 10-13 at Georgetown University.
One of the guest speakers was U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, who discussed the role parents play in helping implement a national agenda for improving the country's school system.
Reason said Duncan's talk was a "powerful punch."
"The main goals of gathering these women together were to increase awareness and help those of us who are working on a small scale learn the best way to serve as educational advocates," Reason said.
Other organizations featured at the conference included First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! campaign, StudentsFirst.org, Reach Out and Read, the National PTA, National Education Association, Headstart, PBS and NBC Learn.
Several of the sessions at this year's Mom Congress focused on food and physical education.
Jamie Oliver of the reality show "The Food Revolution" offered a video presentation.
Mrs. Q, an anonymous educator who ate school lunches every day in 2010 and documented her experiences on her "Fed Up With Lunch" blog, attended the conference.
Mom Congress delegates were served a lunch one day of barbecue chicken drumsticks, rice pilaf, carrots, broccoli and a wheat roll. Reason said the example of a nutritional school lunch was "quite tasty even with my picky palate."
Reason actively participated in what she described as an "intense debate" regarding physical education and recess.
Reason, who has two young sons, wanted to know how moms can successfully push for a stronger physical education system when most educators are more concerned with raising standardized test scores.
"Although we still give our children a measly 30 minutes to release some steam, our (Alabama's) test scores aren't indicative of the benefits that students have when they receive time to release stress and energy," Reason said.
Reason, a former daycare owner, was also interested in a session on the importance of early learning.
Reason said that although the importance of reading is often emphasized, the speakers also discussed how to help children learn through play.
"Teaching children while allowing them to have fun is essential in the early years and could quite possible benefit us all throughout our lives."
Topics of other sessions at the conference included bullying, social media, early literacy and "Waiting for Superman: What's Next?"
Reason said the best part of the conference was "being with women who had many of the same ambitions that I have. Their desire and intensity to get out and make good things happen was overwhelming."


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Healthcare billing increases productivity
When the healthcare billing service is efficient and effective, the doctor, hospital and healthcare staff can stop worrying about the financial issues and concentrate on providing healthcare service to their patients. Many bills and claims get unresolved because of erroneous CPT and diagnosis codes. Doctors are tasked on ensuring that correct and complete codes are reflected in all documents. A good healthcare billing service will ensure the complete and accurate application of all CPT and diagnosis codes. When the physician becomes confident that the financial and administrative functions are addressed by the healthcare billing services, he can focus his attention on providing the best healthcare treatments to his patients.
The billers can help in reviewing claims prior to submission to the insurance company. This ensures fewer claim denials and faster processing of the claims. If there are conflicts in codes, the billers can help physicians in determining the proper codes to be applied. Doctors rarely have time to attend seminars and get updates on revised codes. Billers, on the other hand, are always present in all seminars and presentations involving revision of old codes and introduction of new codes. They are more aware of the implications. Being cognizant of incidences in hospital and clinics, they can seek clarification on potential conflicts in the interpretation and applicability of the codes. They can also guide the physicians in defining the healthcare treatments and procedures to comply with the coding rules. These and other types of support can help the doctor be more productive in dealing with patients. He can dedicate more time to the patients. Patients feel more confident and secure when doctors give their undivided attention to the needs of the patient. Patients get worried and apprehensive when doctors rush through the consultation process without giving proper attention to their queries and concerns. With the financial issues ably handled by the billing service provider, the doctor can now give more attention to the patient, thus increasing their productivity with the patient. Patients may want to be under the supervision of a specific doctor but are unable to do so because the doctor has no more time to attend to them. The doctor will be able to accommodate more patients without sacrificing the quality time for his current patients.
The healthcare staff can also experience a better productivity performance. Some billers can assess the workflow in the hospital and clinics and introduce an optimal office flow that can increase productivity throughout the office. Some of the office work can be linked to the healthcare billing services system to facilitate entry of information. For instance, when a new patient registers at the front desk, the information can be directly entered into billing services system. Since the information is entered and reviewed by the patient, there is less risk of date entry errors. The office staff can spend more time putting the patients at ease. The healthcare billing service can offer an automated appointment system to help the office staff schedule the patients properly. When there are many patients asking for appointments at the same time, it can lead to conflicts in schedules. Questions regarding statements and bills can be coursed to the healthcare services billing section, thus relieving the office staff of that administrative burden. The office staff will be able to provide more attention to the patients.
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This is my first review so here I go.
This new album is in my opinion their best in a while it still has that thrash metal vibe to it which I really dig and includes a blues influenced track Back on the Chain which in my opinion is the highlight of the album. All in all this is a great album and a must have for Motorhead fans.
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True pop culture icons. Unquestioned household name recognition. Purveyors of some of the finest hard rock and heavy metal on the planet. This is Motörhead! Motörizer is Motörhead s 24th album and gives listeners the feeling that they have not yet reached the peak of their musical output. Like the band themselves have stated: A kick ass motherf#cking record definitely one of the wider ranged Motörhead records ever released . The album was produced by Cameron Webb and the recording took place at Sage & Sound and Foo Fighter Dave Grohl s 606 studios in Los Angeles. Motörhead is embarking on a full-scale US tour together with Heaven & Hell and Judas Priest, already being hailed as the tour of the year`.
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This is my first review so here I go.
What else would you expect, these days, from these guys but, keep the fight going! This one cleans your proverbial clock and then some! After only a few listens, the boys from Britian can still grind out that clever sound which distinguishes them from the rest! Mr. Kilmister, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. DEE have done a tremendous job over the last several years keeping true to their sound and the twists just seem to keep coming! One critic said this LP may not be as good as 2004's INFERNO? PLEASE listen again! It's as good or better than that one and KISS OF DEATH/their recent and last excellent studio effort! With such standouts as Rock Out(following a similiar classic style like Iron Fist), Runaround Man(A Sacrifice LP soundalike), Buried Alive, When the Eagle Screams, and a usual weird and metallic rocker like The Thousand Names of God, Motorhead continue to cement their place in music history as true icons
of loud rock 'n' roll! With this effort, fans like myself can truly appreciate that famous term STICK TO YOUR GUNS!! ALL HAIL MOTORHEAD!! Thanks again Lemmy, Phil, and Mikey for continuing to reign as true masters of fast edge, sometimes blues & punk driven, hard rocking, heavy metal!
Motorhead-Motorizer ****1/2
Upon first listen Motorizer feels like just another Motorhead album. Yeah, a great motorhead album, well then again Motorhead never really made a bad album did they? Moving on…
As you give the album time it seems to grow better with each listen. As Lemmy's lyrics become more recognizable to you the songs seem better that usual. Lemmy really stepped up the lyrics for Motorizer; they are both very personal and intelligent. His bass playing is exception as well ('When The Eagle Screams') much better than usual. Philip Campbell shows his merit here as well. His Wah-Wah tone makes his guitar scream and his riffs are solid and his solos kill! Mikkey Dee proves once again that he just might be the very best drummer in rock n' roll today. This is really his album.
'Runaround Man' is classic Motorhead destined to be a fan favorite as is 'Rock Out.' The latter being very Ramones influenced adding an extra layer of awesome. 'English Rose' kills just about anything out today and 'The Thousand Names Of God' is among the strongest sets of lyrics Lemmy has ever set to paper. 'When The Eagle Screams' is by far the strongest track on the album. Both musically, and lyrically it destroys. Played and sung with passion; the guys really nailed it here.
Motorizer is among the very best Motorhead albums. Ace of Spades and Kiss of Death are the only who seem to surpass it.
It is just amazing, that after a 30+ year career, Lemmy & co. would release their 24th album, with no signs of slowing down or watering down their sound, with the same energy as if it was 1977!
At this point Motorhead have become an institution!
Motorheads' success is due to the fact that unlike most metal bands who have survived this long (and very few have), the band has NEVER sold out to current musical trends.. Motorhead has seen punk, NWOBHM, hair metal, grunge, nu-metal and punk come and go back again, and they have always sounded the same: as loud and heavy as ever.
Motorhead are as uncompromising as always, which is why they have everyone's respect and this is why they keep on touring and releasing new music!
The new album, Motorizer is not a groundbreaking by any manner, but this is not the reason why you listen to Motorhead in the first place.. what you get is what you expect: 11 pounding proto-metal Motorhead tracks loud enough to leave you deaf, with the always genial lyrics Lemmy has always written (hey, Ozzy wouldn't hire just anyone to write songs for him.. there is a reason why he hired Lemmy!)
Overall, Motorizer may not be as good a Motorhead's surprisingly successful 2004 album "Inferno", but it doesn't matter.. it is still good enough to enjoy, because nobody writes songs like Lemmy and nobody sounds like Motorhead!
This band re-invented and re-defined the way metal sounds forever (just ask Metallica!) and this album will be a great addition to any Motorhead fan's CD collection!
Lemmy must have been into heavy doses of the Ramones while recording this album, because his love for the band is quite evident throughout "Motorizer". In fact there is a fast paced, "punk" rock vibe to many of the songs here in the "Goin' To Brazil" & "R.A.M.O.N.E.S" vein. "Rock Out" does exactly what it promises and then some. Mickey Dee's drumming propels the album from start to finish without pause (no slowed down ballads here). Dee is arguably the best drummer in rock/metal and he proves it here. And friggin' Phil, the man never ceases to amaze me; his playing just keeps getting better. Phil takes his own chops, blends in a wee-wee bit of Chuck Berry, a heavy dose of Thin Lizzy era Brian Robertson (Phil's wah wah pedal tone is killer on this album) and consequently churns out guitar solos and fills that are short, sweet and very wicked. Then you have Lemmy…..'nuff said. I am a longtime fan dating back to the vinyl days. I would hesitate to put "Motorizer" up there with classics like "Overkill" and "Ace Of Spades", but it is darn close.
A great place to start for a newcomer to the band and a definite "add to cart" for current Motorhead fans.


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Michael Davis, Director of Strategy and Performance, UK Commission for Employment and Skills, finds out.
Type 'electrician' into the national database of qualifications and you'll get a list of 84 accredited qualifications. These qualifications are offered by 11 different awarding bodies, in turn drawing from 292 different occupational standards under the heading of 'electrical trades'. These standards have been developed by 13 different standard setting bodies or Sector Skills Councils. So far, so traceable. But then we turn to funding, inspection and auditing. A conservative estimate is of a further 30 organisations involved here.
In total this means potentially over 50 different bodies to design, fund, assure and develop the competent changing of a light bulb.
A perennial gripe of employers is that the skills landscape is simply too big and too complicated for them to engage with. And, looking at the sort of figures above, it's hard to disagree. The government, to its credit, has tried repeatedly to simplify the system and make it easier for employers to have real influence over the country's training services.
Many of these attempts, whilst well-intentioned, had a whiff of rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic about them. If you look at previous attempts to simplify the skills landscape they often failed to live up to billing because they overly focused on process and lacked the external stimulus for achieving real change. Strangely, the recession, whilst presenting real challenges for both the public and the private sector, has also provided an unparalleled opportunity to fundamentally simplify and improve skills services. The government's five billion pound efficiency programme means that it will no longer be possible to 'solve' a problem by creating a brand new organisation or initiative to sit on top of existing services. Each part of the current labyrinthine system will need to work hard to prove the added value they provide, and will need to take on additional roles and responsibilities to extract maximum value from the taxpayer's pound.
Enter stage left the UK Commission for Employment and Skills. Established last year, one of the Commission's five core tasks is to "Monitor the contribution and challenge the performance of each part of the UK employment and skills systems in meeting the needs of employers and individuals, and recommend improvements in policy, delivery and innovation".
"Ambition 2020", the UK Commission's recent report on skills projections to 2020 shows that, despite unprecedented historic investment and improvement in skills we are at risk of falling behind our international competitors on productivity, employment and skills. Add to this the impetus provided by the fact that the former Department for Innovation Universities and Skills committed to delivering £400 million in savings in 2010/11 as its commitment to the government's £5 billion efficiency programme, and we can assume that the emphasis in policy over the coming years will be to ensure that the money invested in training by government, the individual and employers works together for maximum effect. The role of the UK Commission is not to advocate simplification for its own sake but to ask: "How can we, as a nation, achieve more - and better - for less?"
That change is needed isn't a matter for debate – pretty much everyone, including politicians of all colours, employers and the "skillsocracy" agree that simplification is needed and long overdue. As ever, the devil will be in the detail – simplification will inevitably involve some difficult messages and some painful decisions. But this time we're not simply rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic, because the inconvenient truth is that we will simply not be able to keep all the deckchairs on board. We need to make sure that the considerable sums of money invested in training by government, its agencies, and employers and individuals works together to more jobs, more skills and greater opportunity and productivity for everyone.
We will be publishing an interim report on the simplification of employment and skills services in early autumn. To assist in its preparation, we are asking all those with an interest in employment and skills to log on to our special website, www.commissionconsultation.com to view a short film discussing the many aspects of this project, along with associated documentation and submit a comment or information.


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LAS VEGAS -- MGM Resorts International announced Thursday that it's building a park and public promenade outside of its New York-New York and Monte Carlo casinos.
The $100 million project will feature a world-class arena, dining and bar scene and a retail district.
MGM CEO Jim Murren said modern patrons want to move freely around casinos and have spontaneous experiences.
"I think it's a good idea. I think the more options you have to spend your money, why not? Everybody here comes to do that," tourist Alberto Gonzalez said.
The public park will feature trees, benches, food trucks and shops. Construction is expected to begin in the coming weeks and last through 2014.
"Today's customer wants to be out in the open and wants to be independent. They don't want to be told what to do. They don't want to be captured and trapped in any type of resort, so our job as resort operators is to respond to today's customer," said Chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International Jim Murren.
He said he was inspired by New York City's small, cosmopolitan Madison Square Park.


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A high school football player has been charged with sexually assaulting a teammate. Police say the alleged assault happened in the locker room at the prestigious Westminster School in Buckhead. William Jackson Houk, an offensive lineman for the Westminster Wildcats, is charged with aggravated sexual battery in the incident. School president William Clarkson sent a letter home to parents on Monday. He states there was an incident that involved a few students on the varsity football team. "I can assure you that we have taken all steps within the schools strict guidelines and protocols regarding such matters, including the fulfillment of our responsibility to report this particular incident to the Atlanta police," said Clarkson. Parents who chose to talk to FOX 5 on Tuesday said they're pleased with how the school has handled the incident. "The coaches sort of sniffed it out and decided they were going to get to the bottom of it," said one parent. "If that's what happened, then I think they did a good job."Another parent who has two children at Westminster says that she doesn't think something like this will tarnish the school's elite reputation."I don't think it does, you've got 60 years and prior to that it was a military school and nothing like this has ever happened...It's such a fluke," that parent said.Houk was denied bond in his first court appearance on Monday.
A fifth arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a 13-year-old in his own bedroom on Sunday.
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The 2013 NFL regular season is officially underway and the New England Patriots will be traveling north to face the Buffalo Bills. The Patriots are heavy favorites in the AFC East, even as they try and figure out some new offensive options in light of an interesting offseason. The Bills have some of the usual suspects, but will be breaking in a new quarterback.
To help you prepare your fantasy football lineup each week during the 2013 NFL season, we've got game-by-game player projections courtesy of numberFire.
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We know how good Tom Brady is, but what do we know about his receiving options this year? Danny Amendola is the big option for now, but can he stay healthy? Kenbrell Thompkins is one of the hot rookies in drafts, but can he show his stuff right off the bat? It will be an interesting season for those of us with Patriots receivers on the roster.
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The Bills are breaking in rookie quarterback E.J. Manuel. Outside of dynasty leagues he has little value, but the real question will be for owners of C.J. Spiller and Stevie Johnson. For Johnson, how will the passing game look with a rookie QB? For Spiller, how many eight-man boxes will he face? Spiller has a chance to be one of the top scorers in fantasy football, so we'll find out more on Sunday.
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About spinal cord injurySpinal cord injury (SCI) occurs when the spinal cord becomes damaged, most commonly, when motor vehicle accidents, falls, acts of violence, or sporting accidents fracture vertebrae and crush or transect the spinal cord.
Damage to the spinal cord usually results in impairments or loss of muscle movement, muscle control, sensation and body system control.
Can stem cells help spinal cord injury?
Presently, post-accident care for those who suffer spinal cord injuries focuses on extensive physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other rehabilitation therapies; teaching the injured person how to cope with their disability.
A number of published papers and case studies support the feasibility of treating spinal cord injury with allogeneic human umbilical cord tissue-derived stem cells and autologous bone marrow-derived stem cells.
Feasibility of combination allogeneic stem cell therapy for spinal cord injury: a case report co-authored by Stem Cell Institute Founder Dr. Neil Riordan references many of them. Published improvements include improved ASIA scores, improved bladder and/or bowel function, recovered sexual function, and increased muscle control.
Which types of stem cells does the Stem Cell Institute use for spinal cord injury and how are they collected?
The adult stem cells used in spinal cord injury investigational treatments at the Stem Cell Institute come from two sources: the subject's own bone marrow (autologous mesenchymal and CD34+) and human umbilical cord tissue (allogeneic mesenchymal).
A licensed anesthesiologist harvests bone marrow from both hips under light general anesthesia in a hospital operating room. This procedure takes about 1 1/2 – 2 hours. Before they are administered to the subject, these bone marrow-derived stem cells must pass testing for quality, bacterial contamination (aerobic and anaerobic) and endotoxin.
All donated umbilical cords are screened for viruses and bacteria to International Blood Bank Standards.
How do the physicians administer these stem cells?
Our stem cell clinical protocol for spinal cord injury calls for a total of 16 injections over the course of 4 weeks.
The bone marrow-derived and umbilical cord tissue-derived stem cells are both administered intravenously by a licensed physician.
They are also injected intrathecally (into the spinal fluid) by an experienced anesthesiologist. Intrathecal injection enables the stem cells to bypass the blood-brain barrier and migrate to the injury site within the spinal canal.
Investigational stem cell treatment for spinal cord injury: clinical protocol
Below is an example of an investigational treatment schedule for spinal cord injury. Our investigative protocol for spinal cord injury has been reviewed by the National Committee and has been conditionally approved. We expect non-conditional approval in the coming weeks.
- Length approximately 4 weeks
- The first two days: medical evaluation, blood testing, and bone marrow collection
- 8 intrathecal (spinal canal) injections of expanded umbilical cord tissue-derived stem cells (2 per week)
- 4 intravenous injections (IV) expanded umbilical cord tissue-derived stem cells (1 per week)
- 2 intrathecal (lumbar puncture) injections of bone marrow-derived stem cells (during final week)
- 2 intravenous injections (IV) bone marrow-derived stem cells* (during final week)
- 19 physical therapy sessions (throughout stay)
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- StemKine supplement (only after medical evaluation in Panama)
How do you follow-up with subjects after they return home?
Proper follow-up is essential for us to monitor your condition. It also helps us evaluate safety, treatment efficacy and improve our investigational treatment protocols based on reported outcomes over time.
Therefore, one of our medical staff will be contacting you at the following intervals: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year.
Do you have any subjects who would be willing to speak with me about their experiences at the Stem Cell Institute?
Yes, we do. Several of our spinal cord injury subjects currently volunteer to speak with prospective subjects. Your international coordinator will be happy to put you in touch with them once your evaluation has been completed.
We've also published written testimonials, news articles and videos from our spinal cord injury subjects. Please take a look!
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Even if you don't use a car, you and your child will probably be around vehicles quite a bit – when you're in the front yard at home, in car parks or going for walks. Young children don't have the skills to be safe around cars on their own, so watching and guiding them is important.
One in 10 children hit by a car are in their own driveway at the time.
Until the age of 10 or so, children need active adult supervision to help them navigate cars, roads and car parks safely. Even children who seem to know all the road safety rules won't necessarily remember to follow them.
Always holding your child's hand when he's near cars is a great first step. You can also teach your child about road safety, including how to be safe around parked cars and on footpaths and driveways.
Your child will learn about pedestrian safety by watching you, so use safe behaviour around cars, roads, footpaths and car parks – always stop, look, listen and think before crossing a road, and use pedestrian crossings wherever possible. Describe what you're doing each time, so your child can understand why it's important.
Toddlers are especially at risk in driveways and yards – they don't realise cars are dangerous, and can move quietly and quickly. They get highly absorbed in whatever they're doing, including chasing a ball behind a car. They often don't stop, even if you ask them to. And it's not just littlies – older children can get hurt this way too.
Some basic precautions can help keep your child safe:
It's worth noting that car parks are similar to driveways in that reversing drivers find it very difficult to see small children behind their cars.
Always use the kerbside, rear passenger door when putting your child into his restraint. This way, your child will get used to always getting in and out of the car through the safest door – the one furthest away from traffic.
If you have a baby and a toddler, keep your toddler safe inside the car while you first deal with the baby. Once out, hold hands with your child and together work out where cars could come from before you walk away from the car. When you go back to your car, help your toddler in first, because your baby's less likely to move out of sight.
As your child grows, you're likely to be out walking and crossing roads more and more. Even quiet side streets on the way to the local park can be dangerous. They can also be a great learning opportunity – you can use them to help your child develop her awareness of road safety.
While your child's learning, these guidelines will help prevent accidents:
Your child is ready to navigate roads safely on his own when he:
You can still help by:
Berry, J. G., & Harrison, J. E. (2008). Serious injury due to land transport accidents. Australia, 2005-06 (Injury Research and Statistics Report No. 42.INJCAT 113). Retrieved from Australian Institute of Health and Welfare: http://www.nisu.flinders.edu.au/pubs/reports/2008/injcat113.php
Cross, D.S., & Hall, M.R. (2005). Child pedestrian safety: The role of behavioural science. Medical Journal of Australia, 182, 318-319.


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I poured this from a bottle. It has a deep red copper color. The head was thick at first, but it fizzled quickly.
It smells sweet...typical of this Belgian Abbey style. It smells fruity and sugary.
It has a rich taste and a big finish. It leaves that distinct tang in the back of your throat that you get with these kind of beers. The smell and the taste fit each other.
It's not a beer that I could drink a lot of in one sitting, but that's not generally the point either. It's a good slow drinker...especially during the winter with a nice hearty meal.
I had this with pork at Christmas dinner and it was a great pairing.
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4.15/5 rDev +17.2%
Overall I thought Saint Benedicts Winter Ale was a decent beer. Had it for the first time at my girlfriends cabin in northern Wisconsin back in late December of 2012. The appearance of the beer was good, and the flavor was ok. I thought it was kind of a strong beer at times with the full flavor coming out at times. Would probably buy it again in the winter months.
02-20-2013 04:22:38 | More by RyanLaCount03
4.25/5 rDev +20.1%
12-26-2013 12:40:12 | More by woodchipper
4/5 rDev +13%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue XI:
This Abbey-style Winter Warmer poured vigorously into the glass forms a thick, cream-colored head that leaves a web-like trail of lacing on the glass. Deep reddish-brown color shows clarity. The aroma is of fresh plums, faint burnt sugar, with a quick whiff of medicinal phenols and a slight spiciness from the hops and alcohol. Beautiful smoothness reaches all corners of the palate with a quick snap of crispness. Solid medium body. All flavors seem to want to smack the taste buds all at once: mellow yet lingering fruitiness of plums and pears, toasted malt and mild burnt sugar sweetness, mild herbal hop bitterness, subtle phenols from the yeast and quick peppery warmth from the alcohol. Finishes a bit dry with some lingering fruitiness and toasted bread flavors.
Very well balanced and pretty damn drinkable, yet big enough to be thrown at just about any holiday dinner. With each sip, and as it gets closer to cellar temperature, it grows on us. A sure pick here for your winter seasonal needs.
09-20-2010 19:05:23 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.78/5 rDev +6.8%
Enjoying in the cold
Pours dark, slightly amber in color with a tan head. The smell is nutty and of red wine, and it tastes of fruit, spice, and licorice, but more so of malt (roasted). Carbonation is mild to moderate with and the overall feel is light. Complex flavors yet very drinkable
12-27-2013 03:34:27 | More by schnjac
New York
4.25/5 rDev +20.1%
01-11-2013 17:42:17 | More by generallee
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
11-15-2011 21:24:49 | More by bpfrush
West Virginia
2.93/5 rDev -17.2%
Pours a bright ruby tinted copper color with a bright off white cream head forming thick and leaves behind fine lacing. Aroma has hints of christmas spice, cinnamon, allspice, and some citrus ginger. The back end there are some smokey ash tray notes. Nice underlying fruity character going on, brings out some caramel as well. Flavor wise some unrefined malt sweetness, extra juicy with plums/raisin/hints of citrus fruit in the back end. A bit of caramel/yeast spiciness not as upfront with the christmas spices in the flavors as the nose but still evident. A bit cloying unrefined/unfermented malts weigh heavy with each sip. Unnatural carbonation leaves a rough backend to each sip, something I wouldn't drink on the regular. Drinkability is rough, it shows promise from Point brewery to do something a little outside the norm from a regional brewery that big.
01-09-2011 04:34:39 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +15.8%
The label and name ("St. Benedict's") both suggest I fine abbey brew, but calling this a 'winter ale' suggests it could be almost any style ale.
A – The body is a clear. deep, orange-amber; light carbonation is visible. The thin, off-white head quickly reduces to a nice ring with a few thin patches, but remains capable of coating the glass anew with each sip.
S – Needs to warm a good bit to really bring out the aromas. The spicy aroma is more like that expected from a Belgian winter brew (e.g., Delirium Noel) than from an American winter ale, although there is a definite presence of such typical "winter spices" as nutmeg. Fruity with a hint of cognac. 3.75
T – Largely follows the aroma, but much closer to a Belgian dubbel or winter ale than expected, with the touches of cloves, dried plums, raisins and bananas. If presented as such, I'd have no trouble believing this was an actual Belgian abbey beer. The finish is clean, rich, and nicely balanced, leaving a fine and long-lasting aftertaste that features both dark malts and spices. The spices form a well-chosen and balanced mix, and blend very nicely with the malts and minimal hops; although the aftertaste is eventually dominated by clove, nutmeg and other spices.
M: Near medium body with soft carbonation. 3.75
Overall: One of the best American ''Belgians' I've had. (I know, BA follows the label and calls this a "winter ale"). Whatever you want to call it, this is a superb, tasty, well-balanced, and easy-to-drink beer. 4.3
04-29-2012 20:47:50 | More by chinchill
4/5 rDev +13%
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4/5 rDev +13%
11-24-2011 20:01:25 | More by richkrull
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
01-04-2014 20:18:24 | More by kschm628
3.84/5 rDev +8.5%
This beer is a pure, clear red orange. Big bubbles cling to the side of the glass. The head grows to about one finger, maybe just a little higher, but is too loose and drops somewhat quickly. The island of foam is made of big bubbles and likewise dissipates. There is a bit left, patchy bits that stay on top of the beer. Some spotty lacing manages to cling to the glass.
Banana and clove in the nose; that's a good sign. It disappears for a little bit and then sneaks back as it warms. Weird. Was my fridge too cold? Doesn't seem that way. Anyway, a bit of toasted malt and some dark fruits make it standard stuff but pretty good, and well-made to style.
The strength comes out in the flavor, and the strong but unoffensive and soft warmth from the alcohol makes for a pleasant experience. Dark fruits seem to mix with soft white flesh fruit flavors, both banana and pear. There's very little bitterness, which is expected, and it's of a mildly herbal quality and balances well.
The feel is on the lighter side of medium with a snappy crispness and is fairly smooth, though it might be a touch too active.
02-28-2013 16:32:37 | More by Brenden
3.03/5 rDev -14.4%
Like many others, wondering where the spice & flavor is in this beer to make it a winter ale. There is the slightest bit on the nose, and in the finish, though other than that this remains a dryly sweet brown. Not anything special, but not terrible either. Sometimes you need an average beer, right?
12-21-2010 00:18:54 | More by drewd
New York
3.85/5 rDev +8.8%
12oz bottle
App: A deep dark amber with a soft, delicate head.
Smell: Cherries, almonds, and an herbal dryness. What I look for in a dubbel.
Taste: A rather dry dubbel, usually a quality I don't like, but it works with this beer. A touch of fruitiness up front, but the flavor is heavy in the finish with a touch of coffee-like roast and dry, herbal finish. A cherry-stone flavor is present throughout and adds a touch of tart fruit and nuttiness.
Not outstanding, but as I drank I began to taste the complexity of this beer.
11-14-2010 21:38:29 | More by emsroth
3.7/5 rDev +4.5%
A - Dark brown, showing ruby highlights when not hidden from direct light. The head is a nice khaki color, and recedes quickly to a thin collar.
S - Mineral water and vinous notes combine to form a menagerie of weird and funky notes. Grape, milk chocolate, nutty wholesome bread, and toasted nuts.
T - Black bread (pumpernickel), toasted nuts ( almonds and walnuts), and a nice backing hint of toffee. Nice!
M - Medium bodied, nutty, and a bit boozy. The noticeable alcohol could be perceived as a flaw, but I think it adds to the nutty flavor... cashews and scotch go quite well together, after all.
D - This is a nice winter ale from a brewer that I usually don't hold in high esteem. Nutty and bready, this is a nice winter brew that doesn't do the whole played out "fruitcake and spice" thing. Drinkable on a feast-type evening, but a bit much for a normal session. Good stuff!
02-14-2010 06:11:18 | More by pmcadamis
3.64/5 rDev +2.8%
12oz bottle from a winter mixed case. The bottle does not appear to be date coded. I have not had many of this style to compare this to.
The color is rich and deep, indicative of a full body. This is very rich and traditional in flavor.
The alcohol is well hidden and quite warming. Very delightful.
12-08-2013 18:40:22 | More by TheSupremeAJ
3.73/5 rDev +5.4%
Appearance: Mahogany with a bit of foam. Does not look watery. Pretty carbonated.
Smell: Spiced and fruity, kind of like a fresh fruit cake. Cinnamon, cloves, apples, orange, even a bit of mint. Rather unique in my opinion. Thumbs up!
Taste/Mouthfeel: Fairly unrefined, therefore a bit rough. Taste-wise, this beer is relaxingly pleasant. Perfect warming feel!
Drinkability: Given the fact that this beer comes across and seems designed to warm, it's not a session beer. One of these should do the trick.
Overall: I'd say it's flavor and warming effect makes it perfect on a cold night every once in a while.
04-21-2010 23:04:55 | More by tjsdomer2
4/5 rDev +13%
St. Benedict's appears a bit viscous as I pour it into my glass. We'll see if that's really the case. It brought up a thick head of frothy tan foam which settles in a minute or so. Spots of lace are left about the glass. It's a slightly hazy crimson-tinted copper with glowing orange highlights. The aroma is interesting. I find it fruity and somewhat spicy. I'm thinking dark fruits like plum and raisin, maybe cassis. There's some darkly caramelish malt and cooked brown sugar beneath that. As I drink it, however, the lacing diminishes. Oh well, to the lips we go... fruit and malt combine at the front, and as it warms I find banana and clove. There's not a lot, but it's there. Across the middle it dries and a spice component appears. It rises in the finish, but notes of malt and then fruit are still there, leaving it fairly interesting and complex. Wow, it really is a bit viscous. It's medium-full in body and quite creamy as the carbonation is released. Back to the flavor, I really like the combination of fruit and malt at the outset. It's well combined, and the specific fruitiness that I found in the nose isn't there, it's more generic. Wether that's a good thing or a bad thing I don't know, we're not comparing it to any particular style or other beer. Hedonistically, I like it. And I also like the way the spiciness gently builds across the palate until it becomes most apparent in the dry finish. And not unlike the fruitiness, the spicing isn't quite clear either. I could guess at what's there, but it's not readily apparent and in your face. Perhaps it's just a pinch of cinnamon? Perhaps it's just clove and phenolic from the yeast? Personally I find that a good thing, it leaves you guessing. I think they've done a nice job of blending to get a nice mix that works, and they've kept it restrained enough that the spicing doesn't build on the palate, ruining the beer for you half way through. Sure, the first couple of sips of a really spicy beer can be great, but then you lose interest as it builds on your palate and blocks out the other flavors. This one is balanced enough that it remains focused and drinkable. Based on that I have to give it some really good marks for drinkability; and since I don't find any faults here, I'd have to say it's an excellent winter warmer. Nicely done!
01-08-2011 16:32:52 | More by NeroFiddled
3.85/5 rDev +8.8%
Very malty very dark winter brew, poured into standard pint glass....color dark red/brown, moderate, quickly dissipated head, not much lacing...
A: decent look to this one, very dark, typical for Abbey / Belgian style warmer
S: not bad, tons of malt, think there are 3 or 4 types in there, some 2 row roasted chocolate, not very spicy to me, for this style, getting mostly malt smell and not much else
T: Pretty decent tasting brew, not hoppy at all, you get a pretty overpowering malty presence, some chocolate notes in there...I think this is brewed with Belgian type yeast, so there is a little fruitiness in there, pretty complex
M: Not the greatest overall, at least for me, not enough body or balance with hops that you can access easily
D: I could drink a few of these pretty easily, probably would grow on me after a bit, perhaps warming to 50-55 degrees may bring out some other flavors, other than the heavy roasted malts
Not that familiar with the beers from this brewery, but not a bad effort at all!
12-08-2009 19:06:37 | More by BeerVikingSailor
3.6/5 rDev +1.7%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tulip. No best by or born on date.
A - Pours a translucent light brown with a fairly large 3 to 4 finger head from an agressive pour. Head dissipates moderately quicly. It does not appear to be strongly carbonated.
S - Malt dominates the aroma of the bready and caramel variety. There are some spices, with some phenolic and dark fruit notes. A touch of hops, but nothing storng. Standard for the style.
T - Pretty much follow the nose; biscuity malt and caramel notes mixing with a touch of hop character. A bit of fruitiness as well.
M - On the light side of medium bodied. Moderately carbonated.
O - Overall, not too bad. I enjoyed this and I will definitely look forward to it next year.
12-18-2011 00:27:56 | More by lawlerj
3/5 rDev -15.3%
07-15-2013 18:36:40 | More by TheMrFarnham
New York
3.45/5 rDev -2.5%
Poured a crystal clear amber brown color with a sudsy off-white head that settled into a light ring.
The aroma was of sweet candi sugar and some yeasty clove.
The taste was a tea like malt base sweetened with candi sugar and had some clove and bubblegum notes. Tasted like an English/Belgian mix.
The feel was light to moderate with fizzy carbonation. Sweet on the palate but finishes astringent.
An ok brew. Some decent belgian flavors mixed with a so so english base.
12-31-2010 01:55:36 | More by Gmann
3.75/5 rDev +5.9%
Pours a dark crimson color with 2 inches of off-white head that had excellant retention. The head eventually settles to a thick cap. Moderate amount of spotty lacing is left on the glass. An exciting and complex aroma. A lot of spices such as cloves, nutmeg,and hints of dark fruit like figs and dates. But there is something in the background that lowers the score a little. It is almost like an ashtray aroma. Odd. The flavor is not as exciting. Plenty of spice up front with the fruity flavors in the finish. Again there is something in the background. Definately some ash. Seems out of place in this beer. I would of liked a little more body in this beer but otherwise good. A surprising and good effort from Stevens Point.
11-13-2009 22:59:53 | More by morimech
3.75/5 rDev +5.9%
01-05-2013 17:47:30 | More by tt_andy
St. Benedict's Winter Ale from Stevens Point Brewery
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As you may remember I took the Cub's axle off to get at a steering problem. The clamps and pins gave after some pounding, but the adjustable axle tubes were rusted tight - my 6-ton bottle jack wouldn't budge them. I sprayed some PB Blaster around the joints and posted a note here.
George had a good point - you can't apply direct pressure without binding unless you push at the axle base while at the same time pulling down on the wheel extension pipes. I put a come-along around the extensions and the 6-ton jack at the base, sprayed on more Blaster and tapped vigorously, but not hard, on the tube every time I walked past. To check for progress, I loosened the come-along, tried to apply more pressure and rapped the extensions with a hammer.
After 2 days with no change I didn't think I had a chance of freeing the parts without a welders torch and/or a LOT more pressure. I wasn't fond of using either, and probably would have settled for a Cub that LOOKED like it had an adjustable axle. Then yesterday evening (72 hrs after starting) the right axel came free. Oh nothing dramatic, the inner tube moved perhaps a sixteenth of an inch. A little more rapping and judicious use of the jack and it was out. I cleaned & sanded the inner & outer tubes, greased them, slid them together, put the pin in, and pressed out the second extension the same way. No heat, no insane pressures, and no bent or broken parts - wow am I happy about that!
My question is how do you all prep these parts to assure they won't seize up again? I'm leaning toward a light coating of good quality axle grease, or would anti-seize grease be a better choice? I don't think oil will hold up over the long haul.
I know we all appreciate being able to solicit advice from each other, but a novice like me could not work on, or even own, these tractors if it wasn't for the help offered here. Thanks for helping and Merry Christmas to you all.