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The world remembers the 2012 NFC Championship game, the last time the Giants and 49ers met. On a rain-soaked San Francisco football field, Kyle Williams fumbled an overtime punt return. The Giants scooped it up, and gut-punched the 49ers three times with Ahmad Bradshaw before kicking the game-winning field goal that would send them on to the second Super Bowl win of Eli Manning's career.
The Giants benefiting from the mistakes of others is nothing new. Jacksonville fired Tom Coughlin so that he could become one of greatest coaches in Big Blue's history. The Chargers drafted Eli Manning after being warned not to, and little brother went to New York. San Francisco has sent the Giants to the Super Bowl, but unlike so many others, it did not condemn them to obscurity. Quite the opposite.
Alex Smith finally shook the bust label. Jim Harbaugh gave us all reason to put away the lithium, and the NFC West once again had a viable competitor with all the parts needed for a sustained run as one of the NFL's best. On the other side of the country, the sad-eyed younger brother was crowned king. The NFL had its very own landscape-altering earthquake. The NFC now turns on an east-west axis.
The 49ers borrowed a page out of the Giants' regular season playbook three weeks ago, turning in an underwhelming regular season performance in a loss to the Vikings. After that game, several artists in The Tenderloin swear they saw Harbaugh wandering around wearing an adult diaper, cursing at imaginary players. It was never confirmed. In two games since then, the 49ers whipped the Jets and the Bills by a combined score of 79-3.
New York's struggles have been limited to the teams in their own division, losing to Dallas and Philadelphia. Anonymous players keep popping up to fill the voids left by injured stars. Eli Manning is the third most talked about quarterback in the nation's largest media market. Normalcy.
Fans of all stripes will find something to enjoy about this game. Bruising defenses? Definitely. Perfect passes and improbable catches? That, too. Coaches frothing at the mouth? Uh huh.
Questions linger in the Giants' secondary. Harbaugh has vowed to chew off the hands of any player on his team who turns over the ball. The 7-point spread is way too big, but the Niners should still come out on top in this one, 24-21.
Cast of Characters
Eli Manning, 12 year-old
He still looks and acts like 12 year-old thrown into the NFL by mistake, and that makes it all the more hilarious when he (somehow) dominates with the game on the line. No amount of Super Bowl wins will make us take Eli seriously. He'll be doing this until he's 40, and it will never get old.
Tom Coughlin, Angry Grandpa
Like Bill Belichick mixed with Judge Smails. A great coach and surefire Hall of Famer at this point, but so much more fun when he's losing and grumpy. Whenever he retires, let's all remember this sequence forever.
Jason Pierre-Paul, Alien
The Giants defense may be an ongoing adventure each week, but JPP is pretty much a constant nightmare. The combination of length, size, and speed makes him a certified circus freak of a human being, and someone we should all fear and admire in equal measure.
Vernon Davis, Alien
Everything above fits here if you substitute "49ers offense" for "Giants defense." Both these guys are completely unfair.
Alex Smith, Great Personality
Yes, the "game manager" tag is like saying a girl has a great personality. HOWEVER, ask fans of Tony Romo and Jay Cutler how they feel about dating a crazy hot girl, and soon enough you will see that all things considered, a great personality can sometimes be a much better deal.
49ers fans, Terrible People
Let's see ... A guy got shot at a preseason game last year, visiting Saints fans were verbally and physically harassed, and police had to dispatch undercover cops to pose as Giants fans for last year's NFC title game. So ... Yep! Niners fans sure do sound like the Mexican soccer fans of the NFL.
San Francisco is weird. Beautiful? Yes, but beneath the bright sunshine it's perpetually fifty degrees. Scenic? Insanely so, but is also perched on top of a fault line capable of leveling the city in a matter of seconds. Wealthy? One can gawk at some of the most expensive real estate in America while also fighting off our nation's most aggressive hobos in hand-to-hand street combat.
It is a city of contrasts, something a brief survey of SFGate.com's headlines illustrates in a hurry:
--"When Sesame Street goes slutty"
--"Cargo bikes grow in popularity"
--"Protesters briefly occupy SF building"
--"UC vets examine snoutless hero dog"
Alex Smith, the 49ers own snoutless hero dog of a quarterback, plays with the rest of the team in Candlestick Park, the ancient home of the 49ers they will abandon for new digs in Santa Clara in 2014. Microbrews and stellar seafood are culinary specialties at the concession stand, while tossing out fans for public drunkenness is security's power move. 110 people were ejected the last time these two teams played in the NFL Championship Game. Home of the summer of love my ass.
Ask the Locals: Giants
What should Giants fans watch for this week?
This is really a 'What Giants fans don't want to watch.' We don't want any Brandon Jacobs' celebrations. If the big man gets to play (he hasn't yet this year), we want to end chicken wing celebrations or firing the ball off the 30-second clock, no histrionics after trucking somebody like, oh, Antrel Rolle. Just stay on the sidelines and let Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter handle their business, big fella.
Can the Giants manage not to get fooled by a David Akers' onside kick?
Two seasons in a row (once in a game with the Eagles I shudder to think about and once with the 49ers), Akers has fooled the Giants with surprise onside kicks. Both times his team recovered. Memo to the Giants' kick return unit. DO NOT TURN AND RUN UNTIL YOU SEE THE BALL IN THE AIR!
Ask the Locals: 49ers
Will Jim Harbaugh's head explode during the game?
My money remains on coach Harbaugh's head exploding after the game when he gets the ultimate dumb question from a member of the media. There are times where the media obligations seem to physically pain Jim Harbaugh. At the same time, had the replacement refs lasted another week, there was probably a better than even chance that he was going to take a swing at one, much like he was rumored to have done in a confrontation with Jim Kelly in the announcer's box. Jim Harbaugh tries to keep the media at bay, and yet he is the proverbial "glass case of emotions" that makes him oh so interesting.
Who actually cares about this game more?
There has been some chatter in the media by 49ers players about how there is some unfinished business and some measure of revenge out there for the 49ers to seek. The 49ers came up on the short end of the stick in the 2012 NFC Championship Game and that has been on the mind of everybody since then. The team entered this season on a mission and seems to be using that game as motivation. Even though this will mark the third meeting in 13 months between the two teams, it remains to be seen if it is enough of a two-sided rivalry. The 49ers did win the regular season matchup last year, but no matter what they say, the Giants can continue to call "scoreboard" with their NFC title game and Super Bowl victories. The Giants likely care about this game in terms of building some momentum, but not quite as much from the broader rivalry and historical perspective as the 49ers.
Injury Report
1. Brandon Jacobs, 49ers RB
Bruised ego. Jacobs has been dealing with a sore knee this season. Either way, this is what the end of an NFL running back's career looks like.
2. Alex Smith, 49ers QB
Smith offered his opinion of the Bills defense last week with three touchdowns and 303 yards. He now has a sprained middle finger on his throwing hand.
3. Martellus Bennett, Giants TE
What's the matter with Bennett's knee? Simple, he "messed some shit up" when he hyperextended it against the Browns.With the possible exception of the Steelers, no team talks about injuries more than the Giants, but manages to play through them anyway.
4. Hakeem Nicks, Giants WR
The guy who used to be the Giants' top receiver racked up 199 yards in Week 2, and then disappeared with foot and knee problems. Eager fantasy footballers have had Nicks close to playing every week since, only to be let down by picking the wrong no-name Giants receiver to explode for 100 yards. He's so totally close this week.
Place Your Bets: Bradshaw Takes America
Statgasm: Sufficiently Caffeinated
In 140-character Conclusion...
122 games in NFL history with 300+ rush yds & 2,316 with 300+ pass yds, but 49ers today are 1st team with 300 of BOTH.
How I roll those fans that no me no ill never disrespect nyg my closes friends are over there so curtain people say what they want on twitt
DURRR RT @hudd07: Thoughts on Niners regressing to the mean?
49ers by 6 is TOO HIGH. i expect closer game.
Best no-comment ever? I asked Michael Crabtree: "Got a second?" His reply: "I've got lemonade" as he stares into his cup on way to lounge
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LOUISVILLE, Ky (WDRB) -- The new Cinemark movie theater at Mall St Matthews makes its public premiere and it's already having an impact on local businesses.
That impact seems to be mostly positive, even for one of its competitors.
It seems it's not just about the movies anymore.
"It's really become more of what I like to call an entertainment destination," said James Meredith, Cinemark VP and Head of Marketing and Communications.
Meredith says the new theater in Mall St Matthews offers everything customers could ever want in a trip to the movies, aside from your traditional popcorn and soda.
"It's not uncommon that people meet in the lounge area and have a cocktail before they go in or maybe they meet afterwards to talk about the movie and have a glass of wine," Meredith told WDRB.
So if you can get everything you desire under this one roof, will it take away from surrounding businesses?
The managers at nearby Havana Rumba aren't worried.
They think it will help bring in new clientele.
"We're expecting it to help us a lot. We do get a big crowd on weekends but we're expecting a lot more," said Marisol Lopez, a manager at Havana Rumba.
Because of the theater opening, they're increasing staff and possibly extending their hours.
"We'll really consider, if the movie theater has late showings, keeping the bar open later," said Lopez.
Baxter Avenue Theater in The Highlands also isn't worried about the new guys in town.
"We've always tried to separate ourselves from the major chains by being available to local, independent filmmakers and producers," Leslie Aberson, President of Apex Theaters, told WDRB.
They say they have a faithful following because they're the only independent theater chain left in this area.
"We have a unique audience and a unique niche. We play independent films, we play films no one else will play. We're going to keep plugging away but I wish them best of luck," said Aberson.
For more information about the new Cinemark Mall St Matthews, click here.
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It was an all around good service experience. I had the dryer exhaust and chimney cleaned in a timely manner. Will use again.
Estimate was much less than the other company I called, showed up on time, for the estimate, very professional, actual job was done the next week. Only thing I would say is perhaps a before and after photo should be done by the guy doing the estimating. Hard to see on top of the roof!
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This is not a fly by night part time job type place. They have the credentials, not a kid with a broom vac, so its good but expensive.
I called Atl Chimney Doctors as one of 3 contractors to look at a water dripping/leak problem I had around my chimney. When I called Atlanta Chimney Doctors, the person said it was probably my chimney cap and to replace it would cost about $990. I asked him to come out and look at the chimney to confirm it was the problem. He came out that afternoon, went up on the roof for less than 5 minutes (one story off my back deck), took a picture of the chimney cap, and said I needed to replace the cap. When I told him I had other contractors coming out to look at the problem and give me a bid, he said that I owned him $85 for this visit. If I selected him to make the repair, he'd deduct that amount from the final bill. While nothing had been said about a payment when talking over the phone, I just paid him with a check. MY MISTAKE!! Two other contractors came out, looked at the chimney cap, but said it could easily be repaired with some caulk and paint. One contractor identified that the real problem was in the way the new shingles had been installed around the chimney from a re-roofing job several years before. Total cost of repairs came to less than $300. Neither contractor requested any payment for coming out to look at the problem, and indicated it was not a common practice to do so. There were so many issues with what happened here, I made a complaint to the Better Business Bureau (the first I've ever submitted)on the tactics being used by Atlanta Chimney Doctors.
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Atlanta Chimney Doctor did a great job cleaning my chimney and we love our new gas logs. Thanks Chuck
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My chimney had an ongoing leak and the Atlanta Chimney Doctor installed a new chimney cap that corrected the issue. He also cleaned my chimney and I am ready for the winter. Great Job!
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Flat glass, sheet glass, glass pane, or plate glass is a type of glass, initially produced in plane form, commonly used for windows, glass doors, transparent walls, and windshields. For modern architectural and automotive applications, the flat glass is sometimes bent after production of the plane sheet. Flat glass stands in contrast to container glass (used for bottles, jars, cups) and fiberglass (used for thermal insulation and optical communication). Most flat glass is soda-lime glass, produced by the float glass process. Other processes for making flat glass include:
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But it is not only for its taste that coconut is valued in India. Vaidya Ramakant Mishra, Director of Maharishi Ayurveda's Product Research and Development says:
"Coconut is considered a divine plant in vedic tradition. Whenever you perform a sacred ceremony like a yagna, havan or puja, a coconut must grace the occasion. Thus, coconut enjoys the status of a select few herbs and fruits like basil and amlaóin the traditions of our country."The Ayurvedic Diet originated in India five thousand years ago. It is part of an overall health plan which includes herbs, meditation, yoga, and massage.
What is in a Coconut?Vaidya Mishra goes on to reflect on the flak that the coconut has received from certain quarters. "I know that people accuse coconut of being heavy, toxin-causing, and cholesterol-increasing. In my opinion, they are partially right. A recent research study from the Department of Biochemistry in the University of Kerala states that the fatty acid composition of coconut changes as it grows. This change in composition is being studied by scientists in many places. But ayurvedic scholars knew many centuries ago that coconut has different properties at different stages of its life."
In the ayurvedic nighantus or classical texts which talk about raw materials or fruits etc., the coconut is divided into three types of coconuts.
The Three Coconuts
- Baal: tender or baby coconut
Baal or Tender coconut: is 90 to 95 percent water. The liquid from this coconut is at its purest and most healing. It is considered the best for its cooling properties. Unclogging the body's channels, tender coconut water lubricates the dryness caused by ama. It repairs the gastrointestinal tract, and its snigdha or sweet quality gives it a pranaropana life-restoring capacity.
- Madhyam: half-mature coconut
Madhyam or Middle aged coconut: in addition to water, the coconut at this stage has some soft pulp or giri. Madhyam coconuts have less water than tender ones, but more water than mature coconuts. The water is slightly milky at this age. In the classical ayurvedic texts called Raj Nighantus, the middle aged coconut is said to be best because it has more carbohydrate, protein, minerals, phosphorus, vitamins A,B, C than the other two forms.
- Pakva: fully mature coconut
Mature or Pakva coconutis coconut with a hard giri or pulp, and very little water. Ancient ayurvedic scholar Bhav Mishra wrote that when a coconut becomes mature, it becomes heavy to digest, and it can aggravate pitta. Mature coconuts can also build up toxic ama by interfering with digestion. If large quantities of this variety are consumed daily, then a person can suffer hyperacidity, and worse still, elevated cholesterol levels.
The Key To Eating CoconutsVaidya Mishra points out that if you understand the samyoga and samskara of coconuts: that is, the right ways to choose, combine, process, and prepare them, then you can extract the maximum benefit from this healing fruit.
In general, tender and middle aged coconuts are good for almost anyone, says vaidya Mishra but if you're a person dominated by the lethargic, phlegmatic energy of the Kapha dosha (Ayurveda describes three energies or doshas--think of them as humors) and you drink coconut water at night, then it will make you feel so cool and heavy that your Kapha dosha will go out of gear, causing all sorts of health problems.
He observes that Ayurvedic literature is full of praise for the tender coconut. Ayurvedaís revered ancient healer, Susruta, noted that tender coconuts are ìbal maans prada' in nature. That is, they strengthen muscle, cardiovascular system, and the seven tissues. Middle aged coconuts are also said to possess these healing properties. Both kinds help cleanse the urinary tract. Vaidya Mishra quotes Charaka, who is widely credited as being the founding father of Ayurveda, as having observed that tender and half-mature coconuts have ìbringhan, snigdha, seetani, balyani, madurani î properties. Which means they increase the quantity and quality of all 7 tissues, they are Vata-pacifying in nature because of their unctuous qualities, they cool, strengthen, and are filled with sweetness.
To this, Bhav Mishra, adds that "komal narikelam nihanti pitta jwar pitta dosha". That is, the tender coconut helps get rid of any fever related to pitta aggravation, and any pitta-related disease.
Coconut Cooking BasicsIn her celebrated book Heaven's Banquet food writer Miriam Hospodar says: "You can drink the liquid that comes out of a coconut, but don't use it in cooking. You can find good quality dried, grated coconut and coconut chips in natural food stores. Use the unsweetened type, which is free of chemical ingredients. Store coconut in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a month, or in the freezer for up to a year. Use coconut milk the same day. Make it fresh each time. Summertime is ripe for cooking and cooling with coconut."
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SALISBURY, MD. - Edward Holmes Thomas, affectionately known as Pappy or Brud, 91, of Salisbury, passed away Thursday evening, March 28, 2013 at Wicomico Nursing Home. At the time of his passing, he was surrounded by the love of his family. Born March 1, 1922 in Baltimore, he was the son of the late Samuel LeRoy Thomas and Helen Geyer Thomas.
Ed graduated from Westfield High School in Westfield, New Jersey. Upon graduation he joined the US Army and served in WW II. After his service to his country, Ed graduated from Oklahoma A&M College where he majored in advertising and met his wife to whom he was married for 63 years. Ed worked in the insurance industry and retired from General Adjustment Bureau after 25 years of service. An avid gardener, tennis player, and a lifelong St. Louis Cardinals baseball fan, Ed enjoyed his retirement spending time with his family and logging many miles during his daily walks around the Shad Point area. He was always proud to share his story of attending the second Major League All Star Game in 1934, which was held at the Polo Grounds in New York, when Carl Hubbell struck out five American League hitters in a row. Ed was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
He is survived by his three children, Edward Marsh Thomas (Michele), Frederick Roy Thomas (Diane) and Elizabeth Thomas Guy (Tom) as well as nine grandchildren, Jon and Katlyn Ulrich, Natasha Williams (Billy), Kristen Thomas, Evan Thomas, Adah Marie Guy, Carolyn Guy, Saylor Guy and Annie Guy and two great grandchildren, Dylan and Kailey Williams. Ed is also survived by his sister, Ann Eelman, his beloved Siamese cat, Sam and several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 63 years, Sue Marsh Thomas, a son, Christopher Charles Thomas and two brothers, Roy and Richard Thomas.
A memorial graveside service will be held Tuesday, April 2 at 11:00 am at the Shad Point Cemetery located on Riverside Drive, Salisbury, Maryland. The family would like to extend its sincere appreciation to the staff of Wicomico Nursing Home for the care and kindness extended to the family during Mr. Thomas' short stay. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Coastal Hospice (Jack Purnell-Chris Thomas Memorial Tennis Tournament), P.O. Box 1733, Salisbury, Maryland 21802 or the Humane Society of Wicomico County, 5130 Citation Drive, Salisbury, Maryland 21804. Arrangements are in the care of Holloway Funeral Home, PA, 501 Snow Hill Road, Salisbury, Maryland. Please visit the Holloway Funeral Home website to express condolences to the family.
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|Toni Garrn
Garrn in 2011
|Antonia Garrn[1]
7 July 1992
Hamburg, Germany
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|Toni Garrn
Garrn in 2011
|Antonia Garrn[1]
7 July 1992
Hamburg, Germany
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Toni Garrn (German pronunciation: [ˈtoːnɪ ˈɡaʁɐ̯n]; born 7 July 1992)[3] is a German model. In 2008, she got her big break in the fashion industry after signing an exclusive contract with Calvin Klein.[2][4]
Toni Garrn was born Antonia Garrn in Hamburg, Germany. Her father works for an oil refinery and her mother is a qualified businesswoman.[2] She has an older brother, Niklas, who is also a model. When Garrn was two years old, she moved with her family to London, and later to Athens when she was six. By the age of 10, she moved back to Hamburg with her family.[2]
When Garrn was 13,[2] she was discovered by Claudia Midolo, the owner of German model agency Modelwerk during the 2006 FIFA World Cup in her hometown Hamburg, and then signed with New York agency Women Management.[4][5]
Garrn debuted on the runway at age 15 as an exclusive for the Calvin Klein Spring/Summer 2008 runway show in New York. She then went on to be featured in the designer's ad campaign. The following season, she again walked exclusively for Calvin Klein.[1] In the 2009-seasons, she walked over 60 shows for prestigious designers such as Stella McCartney, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès, Dolce & Gabbana, Michael Kors and others during fashion week.[1]
She has appeared in Vogue (Paris, Italy, Germany, Russia, China, Spain, Mexico, Japan, Korea, US), Muse, Elle (US, Italy, France), Numéro (France, Tokyo), Glamour (US), Marie-Claire (Italy), Another Magazine, Harper's Bazaar (US), i-D, and on the covers of Tush magazine and V magazine as the eighth ranked model of spring 2008. She also covered the February 2009 edition of Numéro for their #100 issue.[6]
Garrn's resume includes covers for French, Japanese and Chinese Numéro, German, Italian, Mexican, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian and Russian Vogue, French and German Elle, Madame Figaro, Muse, Allure and advertisements for Calvin Klein, Prada, Versace, Cartier (Fragrance), Jill Stuart, Fendi, Chloé, Emporio Armani, Hugo Boss, Zara, H&M, Dior, Donna Karan, JOOP!, Shiseido, Filippa K, J.Crew, Neiman Marcus, Givenchy (Makeup), Tommy Hilfiger, Juicy Couture, Massimo Dutti, Max Mara, Peek & Cloppenburg, Express, Ralph Lauren, Burberry, L'Oréal, Biotherm, NARS Cosmetics, Mango, Ann Taylor and Blumarine.[4][6]
Toni Garrn has worked with photographers like Steven Meisel, Peter Lindbergh, Karl Lagerfeld, Paolo Roversi, Sølve Sundsbø, Mariano Vivanco, Miles Aldridge, Craig McDean, Corinne Day, Camilla Åkrans, Ellen von Unwerth, Victor Demarchelier, Ralph Mecke, Greg Kadel and Mario Testino.[7]
In early 2012, she re-entered the Top 50 Models Women-list of the international modelling site models.com, ranking in 20th place.[8] She was first featured on the list in 2009, eventually peaking in 11th place.
In Fall 2011, Garrn started modeling for Victoria's Secret, firstly appearing in their catalogs doing the clothing line. Soon after she walked in the 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and did a photo-shoot for the PINK-line with fellow model Shanina Shaik.
In April 2012, Garrn was reported incorrectly by the media to have been chosen to become an official Victoria's Secret Angel.[9][10] The reports were all based on a misleading tweet by the official Victoria's Secret Twitter-account which mentioned Garrn as "#NewAngel".[11] Soon after it was revealed that Garrn was merely chosen to star in a Victoria's Secret campaign for the "Dream Angel"-line alongside Erin Heatherton and Lindsay Ellingson as well as the "Angels in love"-commercial starring Elyse Taylor in addition.[12]
In November 2012, she returned to the catwalk of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for the second time, closing the show.[13]
Garrn lived in an apartment in Financial District, Manhattan in New York City with her best friend Ali Stephens. She is also friends with fellow models Karlie Kloss, Andreea Diaconu, Ginta Lapiņa, Kendra Spears, Kasia Struss, Jourdan Dunn, Sigrid Agren, Constance Jablonski and Taryn Davidson.[4]
She skipped fashion week in February 2010 in order to focus on the final exams of the Abitur.[4]
Since May 2013, Garrn has been reported dating American actor Leonardo DiCaprio.[14][15]
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---- — ANDOVER — Arthur T. Demoulas remains at the helm of Market Basket.
After a nearly 13-hour meeting at the Wyndham Hotel, the board of directors made no motion to remove him, a move that was sought by his cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas.
"I am pleased with today's result. I hope to work constructively with the board going forward. It is my desire to continue to look out for the best interests of our customers and employees. Together we have built a fine organization and I am extremely proud of you. Thanks to everybody for their tremendous outpouring of support," Arthur T. Demoulas said in a statement to the media.
The directors are not expected to meet again until August, according to Harry-Jacques Pierre, a spokesman for Arthur T. Demoulas.
Market Basket's CEO received superstar treatment from hundreds of loyal employees as he arrived in town yesterday morning. The raucous show of support just may have been what saved his job.
Demoulas' backers lined Old River Road before the board meeting at the hotel. A majority of the board had been expected to oust him as CEO in favor of his cousin.
For years, the Demoulas family has wrangled over of what has grown into a 71-store grocery chain, which has roots in Lowell but has expanded across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Arthur T. Demoulas has served as CEO since 2008. Arthur S. Demoulas and other members on his side of the family allege Arthur T. Demoulas has mismanaged the company and ignored instructions from the board, according to various reports.
The boardroom battle for control of the grocery store chain was expected to come to a head yesterday.
Outside the hotel yesterday morning, a vocal crowd made up mostly of Market Basket employees stood in 90-degree heat to hold signs and chant "Artie T!" as Arthur T. Demoulas arrived in a slow-moving Ford sedan.
At one point the throng nearly swarmed the vehicle as the CEO reached out to shake hands and wave at his supporters. It was a scene Helen Simpson of Salem, N.H., compared to the legendary Woodstock concert.
"It was just powerful," said Simpson, a 25-year employee at Market Basket.
"That's what he is to us — a rock star," added Jim Close, a Merrimack, N.H., resident and 27-year Market Basket veteran.
One supporter yesterday painted the window of an SUV to read "Arthur T = Integrity." Others in the crowd targeted Arthur S. Demoulas, with signs that read, "People Before Profits," and "Artie S = Greed."
Pat Somma of Andover said he wasn't surprised at all by the size of the crowd. The deli manager at the Salem, N.H., Market Basket questioned why the board would consider a leadership change when the company continues to experience growth.
"I think it's a bad move," said Somma. "The company's running very well right now."
Brian McCullough of Lawrence said Arthur T. Demoulas "always makes us feel like we work with him, not for him."
"I've never been in a boardroom before, but I see everything going well now," said McCullough. "Everybody's happy and they're making money so I don't see why they would change."
Joe Angelari of Methuen said he started working at Market Basket as a teenager 24 years ago before working his way up to the position of store manager in Ashland.
"We want Arthur T. running the company," said Angelari. "We've grown into what we are because of his values. ... Hopefully we've shown him how much we care. Now we can just hope they make the right decision."


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Tony Alamo
|Tony Alamo
September 20, 1934
Joplin, Missouri, U.S.
|Convicted Felon
|Helen Hagan (m. 1961-1966; divorced); 1 child
Susan Alamo (m. 1966-died April 8, 1982)
Birgetta Oyllenhammer (1984-19??)
Elizabeth Amrhein (19??-19??)
|Mark Anthony Hoffman
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Tony Alamo (/əˈlɑːmoʊ/, born Bernie Lazar Hoffman; September 20, 1934)[1][2] is an American religious leader and convicted child sex offender.[3][4][5] He and his late wife Susan are best known as the founders of an organization currently known as Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. The organization is based in and around the towns of Fouke and Alma, Arkansas, United States,[6] and has been referred to as a cult.[2][3][4][7] On July 24, 2009, Alamo was convicted on 10 counts of interstate transportation of minors for illegal sexual purposes, rape, sexual assault, and contributing to the delinquency of minors.[8][9][10][11] On November 13, 2009, he was sentenced to the maximum punishment of 175 years in prison.[12][13] He is currently incarcerated at United States Penitentiary, Tucson in Tucson, Arizona, with the Federal Bureau of Prisons ID number 00305-112.[14]
Life and career[edit]
Hoffman was born in Joplin, Missouri,[1][2] to Jewish parents in 1934.[15][16] As a child he moved with his family to Montana, where he was briefly employed as a delivery boy for Helena's Independent Record newspaper.[17] In the early 1960s, Hoffman moved to Los Angeles, California, where he assumed the names Marcus Abad and Mark Hoffman and pursued a career in music, mounting a major publicity campaign to hype singer Bobby Jameson in 1964.[18] He was briefly incarcerated for a weapon-related offense.[2]
Hoffman married Helen Hagan (born Helen Alice Muller) in 1961. On May 25, 1964, the couple had a son, Mark Anthony Hoffman. While married to Helen, he met aspiring actress Susan Lipowitz (born Edith Opal Horn[15]), a Jewish convert to evangelical Christianity who was nine years older than Hoffman and married to a man whom Hoffman later described as a "small time Los Angeles hood".[17] After both Hoffman's and Lipowitz' divorces, Lipowitz and Hoffman married in a 1966 Las Vegas, Nevada, ceremony, and the couple legally changed their names to Tony and Susan Alamo.[2]
Together, the couple established the Tony and Susan Alamo Christian Foundation in 1969 in Hollywood, California.[15] They also manufactured and sold a line of "Tony Alamo" brand sequined denim jackets, a business that eventually landed Alamo in prison for tax evasion.[19] Susan delivered the sermons on the Alamos' syndicated TV program during the 1970s while her husband appeared to sing a gospel song. Susan was later diagnosed with cancer and died on April 8, 1982. Alamo stated she would be resurrected and for six months he had her body on display "while their followers prayed".[20] After 16 years, her body was given to her family.[20]
In 1984, Alamo married Birgetta Oyllenhammer, owner of a clothing design and manufacturing company in Southern California. Tony continued making clothes, under the brand name "Tony Alamo of Nashville", and Michael Jackson was one of his customers, owning two bib shirts of this brand.[21] He then married Elizabeth Amrhein. After a custody battle, they lost control of her children. For a time Alamo had a retail store in Nashville, Tennessee, called The Alamo of Nashville. Alamo was convicted of federal tax evasion in 1994. He completed a prison sentence and was released on December 8, 1998.[citation needed] He then went to a halfway house in Texarkana.[citation needed]
Alamo's followers sometimes distribute tracts of his writings publicly. The tracts predict impending doom and Armageddon and invite the reader to accept Jesus as their savior. The tracts condemn Catholicism, the Pope and the United States government as a Satanic conspiracy behind events such as 9/11, the attack on Pearl Harbor and the John F. Kennedy assassination. Tracts currently being distributed include a picture of Alamo circa 1986. In a tract distributed shortly before the siege of the Branch Davidian establishment in Waco, Texas, Alamo protested the media's use of the word "compound" to describe the campus of his seminary and the word "cult" to describe his ministry.[citation needed]
In November 2011, Alamo's attorney reported that Alamo had been hospitalized with a heart attack, and that he was suffering from double pneumonia and a liver ailment.[22] On November 19, 2011, Alamo's attorney announced that Alamo had been released from the hospital.[23]
Alamo voted in the 2006 runoff election in Fouke, Arkansas, in support of incumbent Mayor Cecil Smith. This vote was challenged by Miller County Clerk Ann Nicholas on the grounds that Alamo is a convicted felon. Alamo presented a signed letter from probation officer John C. Mooney Jr., stating that Alamo's term of supervision had ended on December 7, 1999. The letter did not explicitly state that Alamo's suffrage had been restored.
The Arkansas Secretary of State's office issued a statement saying that the county clerk did not have the authority to challenge a ballot on those grounds, and Alamo's ballot was ultimately accepted. However, Smith was defeated by candidate Terry Purvis with a tally of 216-151.[1][24]
Child abuse case[edit]
On September 20, 2008, federal and state investigative agents raided the Arkansas headquarters of the ministry, which is a 15-acre (6.1 ha) compound near Texarkana, Arkansas,[25] as part of a child pornography investigation.[26][27] This investigation involved allegations of physical and sexual abuse and allegations of polygamy and underage marriage. According to Terry Purvis, mayor of Fouke, Arkansas, his office received complaints from former ministry members about allegations of child abuse, sexual abuse and polygamy since the ministry established itself in the area. In turn, Purvis turned over information about the allegations to the FBI.[28] Alamo denied the child abuse allegations.[29] On September 25, 2008, Alamo was arrested by Arizona police and FBI agents in Flagstaff, Arizona, on a federal warrant out of Texarkana, Arkansas, federal court (case number 08-40020) on charges that he transported minors (as early as 1994)[30] over state lines for sexual activity in violation of the Mann Act.[31] On October 17, 2008, he pleaded not guilty, and his case was set for trial.[32]
On October 22, 2008, Alamo's former followers testified in court during a preliminary hearing that Alamo had practiced polygamy and had taken an eight-year-old girl as a wife.[33][34] On December 2, a judge in Arkansas unsealed a federal indictment that included eight new charges against Alamo. The 74-year-old Alamo, who remained jailed while awaiting trial, originally faced two charges of taking minor girls across state lines for sex. The eight new counts were similar and involved four new alleged victims.[35] His trial began on July 13, 2009, and on July 24, 2009, Alamo was found guilty on all ten federal counts.[36][37]
On July 28, 2009, shortly after his conviction, Tony Alamo again made headlines by calling himself "just another one of the prophets that went to jail for the Gospel".[38] He was sentenced to 175 years in prison on November 13, 2009.[39] On January 13, 2010, each of five women who testified to sexual abuse by Alamo was awarded US$500,000 in restitution, for a total judgment of US$2.5 million.[citation needed]
- ^ a b c Sherman, Bill (2006-12-03). "Storied evangelist still preaching: Tony Alamo continues to stir controversy from the Arkansas town he calls home.". Tulsa World (World Publishing Company, Tulsa, OK). Retrieved 2006-12-29.
- ^ a b c d e Fisher, G.R. and Goedelman, M.K. (2001). Remember the Alamo!. Personal Freedom Outreach. Retrieved 2006-12-29.
- ^ a b Waters, Tim (1991-02-20). "Body of Cult Leader's Wife Stolen from Mausoleum". Los Angeles Times (Tribune Company). p. B3. Retrieved 2006-12-30.
- ^ a b Ricci, James (1997-02-20). "Cult Leader Loses Ruling Over Dead Wife's Body". Los Angeles Times (Tribune Company). p. B4. Retrieved 2006-12-30.
- ^ Singer, Margaret, Janja Lalich, Cults in Our Midst (Jossey-Bass Publishers, 1995) p.87
- ^ Alamo Christian Ministries' official web site directs inquiries to a Texarkana, Texas post office box. The Alamo Ministries compound is in Fouke, Arkansas
- ^ Francke, Eric W. (c. 2000). A Brief History of the Alamo Christian Foundation. New England Institute of Religious Research. Retrieved 2006-12-30.
- ^ AP Wire Stories www.ap.com
- ^ Federal Verdict Slip http://i.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images/07/24/tony.alamo.verdict.pdf
- ^ CNN Breaking News Coverage http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/07/24/arkansas.evangelist.trial/
- ^ KHTV Little Rock (Local Coverage) http://www.todaysthv.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=88474&catid=238
- ^ United Press International (UPI) http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/07/24/Tony-Alamo-convicted-of-sex-charges/UPI-37741248464065/
- ^ http://www.ktbs.com/news/alamo-gets-maximum-175-year-sentence
- ^ Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator http://www.bop.gov/iloc2/InmateFinderServlet?Transaction=IDSearch&needingMoreList=false&IDType=IRN&IDNumber=00305-112&x=84&y=9
- ^ a b c Tony Alamo Materials. Central Arkansas Library System
- ^ Lynn O'Shaughnessy (1987-12-13). "Alamo Won 'Top Male Vocalist' Contest Helped Him Follow His Own Star". The Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2008-11-18.
- ^ a b Alamo Christian Ministries/Music Square Church. Montana Human Rights Network]
- ^ Rolling Stone, "When Your Manager Turns Jesus Freak", 26 October 1972. Accessed 16 April 2011
- ^ "Jury Convicts an Evangelist in Tax Evasion", New York Times, June 12, 1994
- ^ a b "Evangelist: 'Puberty' is age of sexual consent", CNN, September 23, 2008
- ^ http://www.gottahaverockandroll.com/LotDetail.aspx?lotid=3786&searchby=0&searchvalue=None&page=0&sortby=0&displayby=2&lotsperpage=25&category=197
- ^ "Attorney: Convicted evangelist Alamo hospitalized," Nov. 19, 2011, Associated Press, at [1].
- ^ Associated Press. "Lawyer: Evangelist Tony Alamo, convicted on child sex charges in Ark., no longer hospitalized". Washington Post. Retrieved 20 November 2011.
- ^ Williamson, Jim (2006-12-05). "Official: Clerk cannot contest ballot: Miller County Election Commission accepts vote from Tony Alamo". Texarkana Gazette. Retrieved 2006-12-29.[dead link]
- ^ "Evangelist Alamo sentenced to 175 years on sex charges". CNN. 13 November 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-15.
- ^ Evangelist's compound raided in child porn case. CNN. Retrieved September 20, 2008.
- ^ FBI agents raid Arkansas ministry in child porn probe. (September 20, 2008). KCAL News (Los Angeles, California). Retrieved September 20, 2008.
- ^ Gambrell, J. (September 20, 2008). Arkansas compound raided in child porn case. Freedom Communications, Inc. Retrieved September 20, 2008.
- ^ "Evangelist's compound raided in child abuse case". CNN. 2008-09-20.
- ^ Retrieved from http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090724/ap_on_re_us/us_evangelist_child_abuse[dead link].
- ^ Gambrell, John (2008-09-26). "FBI: Evangelist Alamo arrested in child sex probe". AP via Yahoo News. Retrieved 2008-09-26.[dead link]
- ^ Bartels, Chuck. "Evangelist Alamo arraigned on child-sex charges". Retrieved 2008-10-18.[dead link]
- ^ Women: We were child brides in U.S., CNN, June 23, 2010
- ^ Women Who Claim They Were Child Brides., The Oprah Winfrey Show, May 26, 2010
- ^ LaRowe, Lynn (2008-12-03). Judge unseals Alamo papers. Texarkana Gazette, 3 December 2008. Retrieved on 2008-12-29 from http://www.texarkanagazette.com/news/localnews/2008/12/03/judge-unseals-alamo-papers-64.php.
- ^ Tony Alamo Guilty On All 10 Counts
- ^ "Evangelist guilty of taking minors across state lines for sex - CNN.com". CNN. July 24, 2009. Retrieved May 25, 2010.
- ^ Gambrell, Jon (2009-07-24). Convicted Pastor Says He's 'One of the Prophets': Pastor convicted of sex abuse says he's 'another one of the prophets that went to jail'. Associated Press, 24 July 2009. Retrieved from http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=8162634.
- ^ KTBS (2009-11-13). Judge to Alamo: One day you will face a higher judge. KTBS, 13 November 2009. Retrieved from http://www.ktbs.com/news/alamo-gets-maximum-175-year-sentence.
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This 2013 Elections Guide features all of the presidential and legislative elections this year, covering election cycles in twelve countries for a total of fifteen. Notably, there are entries for President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta's electoral conquest after a year of instability in Mali, President Robert Mugabe's successful re-election bid in Zimbabwe, as well as future presidential contests in Guinea-Bissau and Madagascar. more
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On May 1, 2013, the Africa Program and the Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity (Leadership Project) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Wilson Center) sought to highlight some of the exciting developments by women and youth in Africa utilizing technology and social innovations to tackle every day issues. In collaboration with several other Wilson Center programs and the Kenyan-based African Technology Policy Studies Network, The Africa Program and Leadership Project hosted an international conference titled, "African Women and Youth as Agents of Change through Technology and Innovation." more
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On his 3-nation, 5-day visit to Africa, U.S. President Barack Obama, undoubtedly, re-energized the U.S. – Africa commercial relationship. Unlike past visits by American leaders, Obama neither dwelled on HIV/AIDS, political instability nor the inadequacy of governance. Instead, trade and investment were front and center; economic challenges were addressed. more
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In this paper, McDonald, Lande & Matanda argue that, premised on conditions here in the U.S., in Africa and elsewhere, the 'perfect storm'could be brewing for an effective renewal or enhancement of AGOA before the program expires in 2015. more
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The signing of OLG Eugene Amano to a five-year contract reportedly worth close to $26 million before the start of free agency underscores his importance to one of the game's best offensive lines and the Titans' willingness to spend big to keep the group together. Amano, the Titans' starter at left guard the past two seasons, can also play center, as can Leroy Harris, and it's expected that one of those two players will move into the middle to replace Kevin Mawae, who will be allowed to test unrestricted free agency. Harris is the only projected starter along the offensive line whose contract expires after the 2010 season; Amano, star OLT Michael Roos and rugged ORT David Stewart are all signed through 2014, while ORG Jake Scott's contract expires after the 2011 season. Roos and Stewart signed extensions before the '08 season, pacts that look all the more wise now that they have developed into one of the NFL's best OT tandems.
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The percentage of college students considered obese is rising but a new study is trying to combat the issue through mentors.
The University of Florida is a test-school for the program.
The program is called 'Get Fruved' to promote eating more fruits and vegetables.
Mentors will help students--identified as obesity-prone by showing them how to eat healthy, manage stress, and develop an exercise regimen.
"Coming away from home, making your own new relationships, finding other people who also have those same values for health will ensure that you follow through with the intentions more often," said Professor and Dietitian Dr. Anne Mathews.
The peer mentors will be trained this year and at-risk students will be chosen in 2015 through a survey.


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Chase Smith, pastor Fellowship Baptist Church, Shelbyville
Why do there seem to be so many "fake" Christians?
What do you think of when you read the word "fake"? Do the words 'false', counterfeit', 'bogus', or 'phony' come to mind? So from the question that is being asked, we are trying to figure out what a false, counterfeit, and bogus Christian is.
The scripture tells us that a Christian is someone who has by faith put their full trust in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior for the forgiveness of their sins. (Eph 2:8-9) We also see that those who are Christians are those who have the Holy Spirit in their hearts (Eph 3:17), and those who do not have the Spirit in them do not belong to Christ. (Rom 8:9) So, the short answer to the question is that there is no such thing as a fake Christian—you either are, or you are not. You are either for Christ or you are against Christ. (Mt 12:30).
A Christian has some distinct characteristics in scripture: I will highlight a few here. First, a Christian is a new creation (2 Cor 5:17). This means that they no longer live/act like they have in the past but rather live as their creator (God) tells them to. Second, Christians are to bring glory to God (1 Pet 1:15-16). Christians are to try their best to bring glory to God rather than themselves in all situations. Third, Christians will produce fruit in their lives (James 2:17). This means that Christians will act like Christians. These actions do not save the person, but the actions do show their faith that does save them. Lastly, how does a Christian relate to sin? Christians should not practice habitual sin (1 John 3:6), and when they do sin, they should mourn because of their love and faith they have for Christ (Mt 5:3).
The point of the question comes from the fact that so many people call themselves Christians. When people talk about faith in this country, being a Christian is a popular answer. The issue is that just because a person calls themselves a Christian does not mean that they are one. Unless the above characteristics are true in an individual's life, they are not a Christian. People cannot live like they desire and then call themselves a Christian— that is not how Christianity works. Jesus speaks of such a person in Matthew 7, he says that at judgment people will tell Christ that they did such good things and he will tell them that he never knew them because of their lack of faith.
Faith is an individual decision with eternal results. The question you have to ask yourself is are you a 'fake' or are you real Christian.
Chase Smith is the pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church in Shelbyville. For more information from Chase or the church call 774-3636 or visit www.fellowshipinshelbyville.com.


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Reviews by flagmantho:
3.63/5 rDev +3.4%
Poured from 12 oz bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: quite a medium-dark amber-brown, a bit darker than I'm used to in this style. Head is tan in color, creamy in nature and two-fingers in size. Head dissipates slowly and leaves a nice lacing.
Smell: lots of earthy hops with a little spice and a little bit of toasty malt edging through.
Taste: rather sweet with a lot of caramel and a little toastiness. Hops are not nearly as prevalent as they are on the nose. A pretty solid entry.
Mouthfeel: medium-bodied with an average level of carb. Not bad.
Drinkability: pretty drinkable but a little to sweet to drink as a session beer. Perhaps a little more hops on the palate would cut this sweetness.
I'm typically not a fan of red ales, except, apparently, those made here in Seattle. Restraint on toastiness and a greater emphasis on hops really help these out for me.
10-18-2009 15:39:06 | More by flagmantho
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North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev +12.5%
I have to say I liked this beer more than most of the others who reviewed it.Poured into a nonic a deep somewhat murky amber/brown with a large creamy-like slight off white head atop.A spike of hop resin and light caramel in the nose,nice full bodied almost creamy feel to it.Good balance of geranium-like hops mixed in with some tea and pine,intertwined with caramel and brown sugar notes,a slight roasted and earth presence in the finish.Wow this a pretty damn good amber,am I drinkin the same beer as the others?
10-06-2009 20:36:26 | More by oberon
3.73/5 rDev +6.3%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #32 (Sep 2009):
Here is a late summer seasonal that is ignoring the usual trends.
Thin, sticky lacing; dark amber-brown color. Rich malty aroma with a faint edge of roastiness within the caramel and toasted bread, and some fruity herbal hop in there as well. Creamy and slick medium body drops some smoothness on the palate. Malt sweetness lends mild caramel and faint coffee tones with a whole lot of toasted bread as the base. Soft bitterness from the hops lets the malt shine a bit more; hops linger with a minty, fruity flavor. Are there enough hops here? Yes. The Simcoe and Cascade blend really works great here, but don't expect an onslaught of bitterness--just balance. Pleasant ending of malt sweetness and a hint of citric hop.
Heavy on balance, as both the hops and malt are not really battling for domination yet pair beautifully together. A great pick if you are bored of summery Blonde Ales or not in the mood yet for O-fests and Pumpkin brews.
11-12-2010 19:08:24 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
I'm not a big fan of the Pyramid beers. I find most of the beers undrinkable, but I like to give them a chance every so often.
This might be my favorite Pyramid beer. Snowcap is OK, but I like a million other holiday beers much better. Same thing with Thunderhead - not horrible but I like a million other IPAs better.
It has a nice color and aroma. The taste is solid while not over the top. Not the best Red Ale, but pretty good for Pyramid.
Note: I can only find it in a Fall Seasonal Pack with the horrible Haywire Wheat and Apricot Ale (also comes with Thunderhead which is ok). Or I have to buy a 12-pack to try it out. I'm glad I liked it or else I would have been stuck with a bunch of crap - or my guests would have been stuck with it :)
10-09-2010 16:02:41 | More by mikechance
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
08-01-2012 06:20:51 | More by Jovo
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
10-06-2013 02:50:25 | More by NOLTERN
West Virginia
3.6/5 rDev +2.6%
A nice deep amber rudy mahogany body with light beige head forms thick dwindles quick with minimal speckled lacing. Aroma has a great hop nose, including a nice pine cone and mild citrus nose. Flavor is nice caramel and roasted malts entwined with mild west coast hop character. A nice rolling charred malt and hoppy finish. Mouthfeel is smooth not very slick with hop oils. Drinkability overall is very nice, a mild drinking beer that has hop character and malt balance better than the average fall brew for sure, I'm glad that rake from last season was broken because I don't wanna use it again.
10-02-2009 23:09:15 | More by WVbeergeek
New Mexico
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
01-23-2014 17:06:16 | More by LXIXME
5/5 rDev +42.5%
11-16-2011 00:05:58 | More by Sargully
3.6/5 rDev +2.6%
A: deep brick reds with darkly burnt cinnamon orange. The dingy cream on top bubbled up and slipped away before I could asses more detail. However, the lacing it left is worth mentioning. Thin lines have fused together with random small globs, blobs, and the like for a semi-impressive look
S: husky malts, spicy fruits, and delicate caramel sweetness. Upon my first few whiffs I was impressed. Some Marzen/Oktoberfest wafts in and about as well. I going out on a limb, I am already considering this Pyramids best brew just based on the nose. Lets hope the palate does not drift to far from the nose
T: well well, things are not bad at all. The most prominent flavors are the fruity citrus notes that have a nice snap/bite to it. After a few more sips, it is turning out to have a decent yield of citrusy fruit, with the addition of spiced floral tea notes. The maltiness is much like a darkly baked grainy bread glazed with some honey and caramel. Malts move at a leisurely pace and kiss each sip lightly. Overall it has a piquantly crisp, spicy, dry bread character
M: pretty nice feel. The body fits mild just about perfectly. A substantial amount of carbonation exists and it helps rouse the tongue and augments the clean and snappy finish. It's safe to say that it is not smooth. However it has that agreeable profile on the tongue and down the hatch
D: wow, I was taken aback by this brew. Sorry, I have this preconceived notion about Pyramid beers. I usually don't buy them, rarely ever. My last trip to the store I fought through my perspicacity and picked up two 22oz bottles and gave them a fair chance. The Juggernaut has opened my eyes as a solid run of the mill kinda brew. They should brew this year round
10-29-2009 04:32:12 | More by Magpie14
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
07-02-2013 00:05:40 | More by BamfBacon
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev +0.6%
Pours a lighter shade of amber with a frothy beige head that leaves nice lacing. The aroma is mostly malty, with caramel and biscuit notes, along with some floral and herbal hops, fruity esters, and a touch of alcohol. The flavor is similar with caramel and toasted bread upfront, along with some biscuit and fruity esters, herbal and floral hops, and a hint of caramel apple. Decent amber ale, not offensive in any way but not particularly interesting or flavorful.
12-21-2010 02:26:25 | More by silver0rlead
3.23/5 rDev -8%
Took a flyer on this in a mixed sixer..
Pours caramel with 2 fingers of cream colored head. Above aversge head retention & lacing
S: Metaliic hops, damp grain & some pears
T: Husky grainyness, slight caramel flavor, metallic hops & slight fruitty flavor (pears mostly) up front. More pear flavor, plus slight breadyness as this warms & more bitter grainyness, plus some applejuice sweetness. Finishes with too much grainy bitterness/ astrigency & more apple juice
MF: Medium bodied, moderate carbonation & alright balance
Drinks alright, like many others from this brewey. Used to enjoy this brewery. but they have turned their back on quality for what I can see over the last few years
09-18-2010 02:04:04 | More by russpowell
3.68/5 rDev +4.8%
Nice copper color with a very small white head on the pour. Some minor lacing. Very mellow taste with some malt, biscuit, and wheat. The front end was smooth, and the back end was on the bitter side. My wife enjoyed this, and I thought it was decent and a great value ($1.88 for a bomber).
09-12-2011 03:26:08 | More by Glibber
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
01-26-2014 05:36:31 | More by DOCRW
3.25/5 rDev -7.4%
From a 12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass. The Juggernaut pours a clear golden copper with a thin off white head. Somewhat light for the style overall. Retention is brief, lacing is present but short lived as well.
Nose is light of caramel malt, some earthy hops when agitated and a bit of a lager stillness otherwise. Quite light in all regards.
Taste follows as anticipated with a light caramel flavor, bit of hop bitterness on the close. Finish has a touch of citrus and offers a good level of carbonation for the structure.
Overall this beer is light on the malts for an Amber but does throw a bit of hops into the mix. Light and easy on the feel. Easy drinking though yet somewhat unexciting as well. A sessionable Amber that doesn't ask too much.
08-27-2009 06:38:04 | More by HalfFull
3.68/5 rDev +4.8%
Finally trying a 12oz. bottle from a 6-pack... heard a lot of good things about this... and red's are a favorite style of mine.
- Nice big creamy white head... leaves a nice constant layer and lace all about. A clear dark copper and red brew.. fits the style nicely.
- Subtle sweet grains and caramel malt... roastiness... pine-like, fresh hops... lightly peppery.. zingy..
- Extremely well balanced.. smooth caramel, grain... oaty malt... zingy bitter pine hops, light citrus notes.. crisp.
- Light to medium bodied, very well carbonated.. slightly drying from the hop bitterness..
09-20-2010 23:30:41 | More by Docer
4.13/5 rDev +17.7%
Clear amber with a large white head. Good amount of lacings. Nice hoppy aroma. Taste is citrus resinous hops with a slightly sweet malt spine. The hops dominate the malt which is fine with me. Bitter finish gives way to the sweet malts. Good mouthfeel and very good drinkability. Nice red. Kicks most ambers to the curb. Good job Pyramid.
10-15-2009 05:57:29 | More by Spikester
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
01-10-2012 20:35:28 | More by pBRale
2.58/5 rDev -26.5%
12 oz bottle poured into an Imperial Pint, Enjoy by 111409 (cutting it close) 5.6% ABV.
A - Juggernaut pours with less than huge attributes. A low, highly effervescent off-white head with decent retention atop a clear, inactive amber-red body. A bit of lacing is left in collar form.
S - The aroma is very light, almost non-existent. A bit of earthy hops in there give it a mild grassy, mulch-pile nose with malts faintly behind. A bit off-putting.
T - Faint malt flavor is boldly overlapped by basic hop flavors. There is a slight pine citrus flavor but it's almost all dry bitterness with no backing to it. So bland and one-dimensional its staggering.
M - Lighter-bodied and sharply carbonated it has a very dry and bitter finish.
D - It's not god-awful, but I might pour it out for the sake of enjoying something with more of a flavor profile than "bitter". There's just nothing there.
11-13-2009 03:48:53 | More by BeerFMAndy
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
08-26-2014 07:12:19 | More by Beardo
3.15/5 rDev -10.3%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a nonic. "Enjoy by 110911" on the neck. It was a clear copper color with moderate carb streams. It had a large, foamy white head that settled into a constant small foam cap. Thick sheeting that mostly slides back with a little sticking.
The aroma is malty with caramel and roasted tones and light grassy hops. A little subdued. The taste follows the aroma with addition of some bittering from the hops. A good amount of metallic showed up which knocked the score down. Medium mouthfeel with good carbonation but metallic aftertaste.
Overall, an average amber. Avail here in TX. Rotation - one was enough for me [N;N]
09-07-2011 22:23:48 | More by TexIndy
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +14%
07-14-2014 01:36:29 | More by vwbus7
3.38/5 rDev -3.7%
This was pretty good.
Appearance- dark reddish color, thin head but retains well, slight lacing
Smell- malt, a bit of hops
Taste- malt, didn't stand out too much
Mouthfeel- medium bodied
Drinkability- pretty good, I would drink it again. not the best but still good enough to drink more of it
10-17-2009 19:45:23 | More by jeffjeff1
United Kingdom (England)
3.83/5 rDev +9.1%
Appearance: exceptionally red beer. Head is a bit lacking but color and clarity is awesome.
Aroma: somewhat lacking. No hop aroma which is to style. Slightly estery
Taste: bery nice. Slightly roasty with a nice british hop finish.
Mouthfeel: Slightly overcarbed. Medium bodied.
smooth drinker. I could have a few of these.
10-13-2009 23:32:35 | More by Squelch
Juggernaut Red Ale from Pyramid Breweries, Inc.
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Ka'Deem Carey named Sporting News All-American
Carey ended a sensational year with 1,757 total rushing yards and 20 touchdowns to go along with a nation-leading 146.4 rushing yards per game.
The numbers vaulted Carey to the top of several Wildcat rushing marks, including total rushing in a single season, which was originally set by Trung Candidate who ran for 1,602 yards in 1999.
The sophomore running back also set the single-game Pac-12 rushing record with 366 yards in Arizona's win over Colorado. Carey followed it up with 204 rushing yards against Utah, making him the first Wildcat to record back-to-back 200-yard rushing games.
The Sporting News is one of five All-America teams officially recognized by the NCAA in determining their consensus All-Americans.
The other four are The Associated Press, The Football Writers Association of America, the Walter Camp Football Foundation and the American Football Coaches Association, which is the only one who has released their selected teams, but did not include Carey on its list of honorees. Instead, they elected to give Wisconsin's Montee Ball and Oregon's Kenjon Barner the nod.
Carey was also selected to CBSSports.com and Athlon All-American teams on Wednesday along with being named first-team All-Pac-12.
Carey and his Wildcats are scheduled to face the University of Nevada in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl on December 15 at University Stadium in Albuquerque.
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- Rich Rodriguez, Head Coach UA Football - Monday August 25Who will be his starting quarterback and how will he replace Ka'Deem Carey?
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Oakland Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski remains questionable for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos as he looks to come back from a hamstring injury suffered prior to their loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Janikowski tweaked the hamstring in practice and the Raiders subsequently brought in Dave Rayner to fill in on kicking duties.
Janikowski has not tested the hamstring thus far, but he is expected to see what he can do Friday or Saturday and determine then whether he will be able to play on Sunday. If Seabass cannot loosen up the hamstring in that practice session, he would likely be deactivated for Sunday. if that were the case, the Raiders likely have several kickers on speed dial to fill in for Janikowski. They signed Dave Rayner for a week before releasing him, and he remains available if needed.
For fantasy purposes, hold off on adding a new kicker if you have Janikowski. We will likely get word by late Saturday as to Janikowski's status. If you have a fairly useless player at the end of your roster, you might want to add a second kicker. If you can avoid dropping Janikowski I would recommend doing that. While kickers are not always huge for fantasy points, Janikowski is so good from beyond 50, where you get solid bonus points, that I don't think he is a guy you want to unload. At the same time, you do not want to take a zero at the position, so do what you have to do.
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