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HENRYVILLE, IN (WAVE) – An Easter Egg hunt will take place a day early for children who were affected by tornadoes.
Our Savior Lutheran Church and School partnered with Easter Baskets for Henryville and First Baptist Church Henryville to host the event.
The 2,400 egg hunt will take place on Saturday, April 7 from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. at the Clark State Forestry.
On Sunday, April 1 Sunday School students from Our Savior Lutheran Church filled the eggs for the event. The Sunday School students had voted to gift their annual Easter Egg hunt to the Henryville tornado victims.
The newly formed group, Easter Baskets for Henryville will distribute other filled Easter baskets at drop-off sites located around the city of Louisville.
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This water view cottage is furnished and ready for you, your family and friends!
Located on the beautiful Akers Pond in Errol, New Hampshire with water access and boat launch.
Come - Swim - Fish - Hike - Hunt - Ride ATV and Snowmobile for year round fun.
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- sleeps six comfortably
- large screened in patio with great views of the water.
- open concept living and dining area with cathedral ceiling
- full kitchen with plenty of storage
- main bedroom with full size bed
- bunk room with 2 sets of bunk beds
- boat launch and public dock
- sandy bottom swimming area
activities and attractions in Errol New Hampshire
Downtown Errol only 1 mile away, restaurants, convenience stores and a large sporting goods outlet
Take advantage of the many ATV trails in Millsfield only 3.5 miles away
Enjoy catching your dinner by fishing in Akers Pond or the nearby Androscoggin River. Minutes away from Umbagog Lake
Great North Woods hunting with quick access to WMU A, B, and C2
White water kayaking and rafting on the Androscoggin River
Hiking on local State and Federal lands
Moose and other wildlife watching with miles of logging roads
Immediate snowmobile access to trail from rental property
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- Weekly rentals preferred: Saturday to Saturday
- Linens and towels are not included (or food)
- $125 per night (two night minimum)
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Two men left Mamaroneck Ave. in handcuffs early Saturday morning after police say they were instigating fights and refused to leave the area.
Dennis Xie, 21, who left a Manhattanville College address, was charged with resisting arrest, a misdemeanor, as well as disorderly conduct and unlawful possession of marijuana, violations. An 18-year-old man was also cited for disorderly conduct.
Police responded to a fight in front of at 166 Mamaroneck Ave. at about 2:18 a.m. Saturday. There they found Xie and another male fighting with bouncers and patrons, according to an arrest report.
Both men were asked to leave the area, but refused and walked toward the bar, police say. When an officer held out his arm to stop Xie from walking into the bar, police say the 21-year-old pushed away the officer's hand and continued walking. Police say both men took fighting stances and became aggressive with police.
The 18-year-old male was handcuffed at this time, police say. Xie, meanwhile, held his hands against his chest and refused to be handcuffed. Police eventually managed to place Xie under arrest and he was transported to police headquarters.
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Henri MatisseFrench (Le Cateau-Cambrésis, France, 1869 - 1954, Nice, France)
Nature morte—fruits, pot Sèvres (Still Life—Fruit, Sèvres Pot)
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9 1/2 in. x 13 3/4 in. (24.13 cm x 34.93 cm)
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Collection SFMOMA
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Underused Public land and assets in public ownership of Local authorities, public agencies (such as Forestry Commission, Scottish Natural Heritage, Scottish Government, Crown Estates) should be available for the use of local communities as a right. There should be a presumption in favour of community use of unused public land, unless the owner can show good reason why not, in a timely manner.
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text: By Breeanna HareCarol Burnett is the latest comedy legend to be honored with the prestigious Mark Twain prize for American Humor.The 80-year-old trailblazer, whose "Carol Burnett Show" won 25 Emmys during its 11-year run in the 60s and 70s, received the Mark Twain prize at Washington D.C.'s Kennedy Center on Sunday night.As Burnett told press on the red carpet, the Kennedy Center has (rightly) been trying to give her this award for a while."They asked me quite a few times, but I could never work it out with my schedule," the lauded actress/comedian/writer said.But as she accepted the prize on stage, she wryly suggested that there were others ahead of her in line."It was a long time in coming, but I understand," Burnett joked of her award. "There are so many people funnier than I am -- especially here in Washington."There were other funny folks at the gala on Sunday, including Tina Fey, who received the Mark Twain prize in 2010."I fell in love with sketch comedy watching your show, and you proved sketch comedy is a good place for women," the former "Saturday Night Live" star told Burnett. "I love you in a way that is just shy of creepy."Burnett fans disappointed they weren't in the house on Sunday night should check their local listings: The ceremony is expected to air on PBS stations November 24. The-CNN-Wire ™ & © 2013 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved.


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great and easy ro/di By Mike on 8/17/2014Mike would recommend this product to a friendthis system is easy to setup and super easy to maintain. compared to other systems on the market it is of higher build quality and you get the most bang for your buck
Positive By douglas on 8/4/2014douglas would recommend this product to a friendI purchased this so that I wouldn't have to buy water at the local fish store. So far it's performing as expected. I'm now thinking of buying the add on kit to double my output to 150gpd.
Easy use & great quality By Dylan on 7/31/2014Dylan would recommend this product to a friendWorks right out of the box. Just cut tubing to your desired length hook it up and your ready to make some high quality RO/DI water.
Well built By danny on 7/31/2014danny would recommend this product to a friendThe BRS 5 stage plus RO/DI unit is very well built at a very good price & comes assembled so all you need is to pick a place to mount it, connect a few lines & you'll be making pure water in no time. I also purchased the 150GPD upgrade kit to make water faster & help save water as well. Definitely a must have for anyone making / mixing there own saltwater for there REEF or FOWLR tank's.
best buy ever By Jonathan on 7/16/2014Jonathan would recommend this product to a friendInstalls fast and can change out the filter very easy. Compact and sleek. Comes with everything you need to install and use. Great price for a great product.
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High quality, works great By John on 7/7/2014John would recommend this product to a friendI have been using this for unit for about 18 months now. It is easy to setup and offers various connection options. My water pressure was border-line at 40psi so I purchased the pressure pump to bring the pressure up to 80 psi. I have a 1 micron whole house filter, therefore I am not seeing any sediment build-up in my sediment filter stage. I have changed my carbon filters after 14 months. The membrane is still fine (as indicated by the TDS meter "in" reading). I religiously use the membrane flush after each use. The only modification that I did was to add a tee with a shutoff valve between the output of the "in" to the TDS meter and the input of the DI stage. I then open this value to dump this initial water into the sink when I first start the RO/DI process and wait until I see the TDS value drop to around 4 ppm before closing the valve and forcing the water through the DI stage (approx 1 minute). This saves on DI resin since the TDS of this initial water starts in the hundreds). I am currently using the color changing resin, however with the dual TDS meter, this would not really be necessary if you monitor the meter values. I do water changes every two weeks of 15 gallons. With the water changes and the top-off water, I am replacing the DI resin approximately every 10 weeks.
Great unit fast and efficient. By Anna on 7/1/2014Anna would recommend this product to a friendI have a 120 gallon set up, and I was always buying my water. I calculated how much money I could save by getting my own RO/DI unit, and I bought 5 stages deluxe. Excellent build quality! I would highly recommend!
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Outstanding Product and Easy to Setup By Khill7940 on 6/22/2014Khill7940 would recommend this product to a friendThis is a great kit, very easy to use and setup, comes with everything you need to install in a temporary or permanent installation. All in all, very well thought out kit. If you do end up requiring any additional parts for your install BRS should have everything you could possibly need at a great price.
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May we be comforted, God, by your eternal presence — inward, around, among us
As the ground of all being, your creation knows no boundaries
Early Christians too brought great historical stories to their new convictions: stories that had preceded Jesus. Matthew, for example presented Jesus as a revitalized Moses who completed revelations from the Torah. He showed how the new faith emerged with fresh expectations and a novel sense of liberation. But he also showed how it consistently remained within established Jewish law and practices.read more
O golden doors now open wide
Revealing myst'ry's grace,
The grace beyond the imaged word;
Beyond all time and space.
This body knows what it is like to have a nice house and a good job
It knows what it is like to feel uneasy about being wealthy
"Bread for me is a material question. Bread for my neighbor is a spiritual one," wrote Nikolai Berdyaev, a 19th-20th c. Russian philosopher and theologian. Is there a more important spiritual question than this one? Today may be a particularly good time to ask it in America.read more
Finding ways to be a blessing to others is the best way to avoid doing harm. The idea of non-injury or harmlessness extends beyond our actions to our words and thoughts as well. We don't want to burden children with guilt about their thoughts, but we want to offer opportunities to infuse their hearts and minds with thoughts of blessing and peace toward others.read more
Through service we find love and truth in action. When we serve with love and compassion, those whom we serve become brothers and sisters, not the others.read more
The current military operations in Israel and the Gaza strip should disturb all people of faith. The only moral path to a solution between Israelis and Palestinians (Israeli Jewish/Muslim/Christian and Palestinian Muslim/Christian) will be dialogue and negotiation. This is a long and arduous path, but the faith that grounds our traditions can sustain the slow evolution of history. The current conflict is an outgrowth of over a century of opposing narratives and ideological differences that no military operations can resolve.read more
Oh Dear One, may these scraps of paper and bits of metal serve as symbols of our deep desire for your Love to transform our time, effort, and substance into works of creative compassion for each other,read more
Hungry for meaning?
Welcome home.
Thirsty for purpose?
Welcome home.
Leader: Blessed be God, the Source of all Being.
People: Blessed be God, the Breath of the Universe, the Wisdom behind Nature and the Scriptures.
Leader: Blessed be God, the Way of Reconciliation and Healing.
The slow-moving currents in the ocean depths move in a rhythm untouched by the ever-changing surface of the sea. As we tune into patience and learn to feel a deeper rhythm, we discover that the eternal currents of the cosmic ocean of energy also flow unchanging, despite the storms that blow in material realities.read more


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Laura Bell's new memoir, Claiming Ground, tells of her years spent working as a Wyoming sheepherder.
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Relax over breakfast at the resort before saying goodbye to your Trip Leaders. Then, we board our 8:30 am shuttle for a drive north through Death Valley.
After about an hour's drive, we arrive at the Death Valley Ranch, hidden in the green oasis of Grapevine Canyon in the northern reaches of Death Valley. Scotty's Castle, as it is commonly known, offers a window into the life and times of the Roaring '20s and the Depression '30s. It was and is an engineer's dream home, a wealthy matron's vacation home and the hideout and getaway of a man of mystery. We enjoy a 40-minute guided tour with a keeper of the house. Pre-made sandwiches, snacks and drinks are available for lunch on your own.
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The Raiders have rescinded the franchise tag on OLB Kamerion Wimbley and instead signed him to a five-year contract worth $48 million. The deal was first reported by Adam Caplan of FOX Sports.
Under the franchise tag, Wimbley was set to make $11.3 million this season, the average pay of the NFL's five highest-paid linebackers. Instead he will make an average of $9.6 million over the next five years. Per Caplan, $29 million of the contract is guaranteed.
Oakland is currently right near the salary cap, so it is expected that the contract is structured in a way so that money would be freed up this year, then added on in later seasons.
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A bank robber in Springfield may have lost all of his cash in a parking lot Thursday.
Police said the Webster Bank on Boston Road was held up around 9:15 a.m. Investigators said the man was dressed in black and wearing a mask. Police said he pulled a gun and demanded cash.
The nearby Warner School was put into lock down as a precaution.
As police were trying to find the suspect CBS 3 Springfield creative services specialist Brittany Sullivan spotted cash in a parking lot. Officers were called over and more than a dozen other bills were found blowing across the parking lot.
Police won't say how much the thief got away with or how much they recovered.
Investigators were still searching for the suspect Thursday evening.
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When Saul "Canelo" Alvarez steps into the ring this Saturday night on Showtime to face Josesito Lopez, he'll do so with a very interested observer at ringside. According to Boxing Scene, Cotto will be in attendance with his sights set on a May 4, 2013 meeting with Canelo.
Obviously they're targeting that Cinco De Mayo weekend date to get it locked up early before it gets taken by Mayweather or Pacquiao. Putting the big Mexican star against the top Puerto Rican fighter would be good business for the traditionally huge Mexican boxing weekend.
Alvarez is a heavy favorite to beat Lopez this Saturday and has plans to fight one more time this year, likely in December. Cotto is scheduled to face Austin Trout in a December 1 HBO bout.
Given some of the huge upsets in boxing this year, including Lopez's shocker over Victor Ortiz, the fact that Canelo still needs to win two fights and Cotto has to get past the very talented Trout should make everyone at least a little cautious about getting overly excited when thinking about Canelo vs. Cotto next May.


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Danny Nagy who took over as Athletic Director a year and a half ago told News 13 that he will be staying at Mosley to teach and help with the football team, but will be stepping down as A-D.
Nagy said he made the decision for personal reasons.
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3 Bedroom / 2 Full Baths, Golf, Beach, Fishing & more in Murrells Inlet
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Blackmoor
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$ 2,500 - $ 2,500 / month
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First floor end unit 3 bedrooom, 2 full bath unit in prestigeous Blackmoor. Steps from the pool and close to just about everything. Beach, Fishing, Dining and of course Golf.
Owner is a licensed Real Estate Broker in NJ
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Flat screen tv, internet connection, screened in porch with peaceful views. Steps to the pool and golfing nearby.
activities and attractions in Murrells Inlet South Carolina
We are located close to Restaurant Row - some of our favorite restaurants are Cagneys, Rossis, Carrabbas, Bonefish, and Finn McCools (best peel & eat shrimp anywhere). Take in some of the entertainment that is only a 5-15 minute drive away: Barefoot Landing & Tanger Outlet - shopping, Carolina Opry, Alabama Theatre, Alligator Adventure, Broadway at the Beach, Nascar, Ripley's Aquarium and many more.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 22, 2013 CONTACT: Pamela Weaver, (601) 270-4100
Pursuant to Miss. Ann Code § 23-15-817, the Office of the Secretary of State is required to publish a list of all candidates for the Legislature who failed to timely file a campaign disclosure report by the dates specified in Section 23-15-807(b).
Below is a list of all candidates for the Special Election for the Mississippi House of Representatives District 11 who failed to timely file their Pre-Election campaign finance report by 5:00 pm, on March 19, 2013.
The following candidates did not file the Pre-Election Report:
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Dr. Nick works in the emergency room of a busy downtown hospital. After his shift, the doc retreats to his home for some much-needed R&R.
But the peace and tranquility of Dr. Nick's castle was shattered by a flood that brought 4 inches of water into his basement. After the restoration work was completed, it was our job to give this space a new lease on life.
The prescription? Create a multipurpose basement fit for entertaining, relaxation and guest accommodation. We needed to pack a lot of purpose into this space. He wanted a complete chill-out zone where he could entertain family and friends, enjoy his collection of fine wines, host a party and put up overnight guests in style.
To transform this basement, I began by making plans to section off a self-contained bedroom suite with a room-dividing panel. I found some amazingly innovative pull-down, twin-sized wall beds that are perfect for the bedroom area. When they're not needed, the two beds just disappear into the wall, leaving more space to accommodate larger groups.
On the other side of the remote-controlled room divider is a comfy sectional sofa facing a TV and media center. Beside that is what I like to think of as the wine bar – a warm and inviting corner equipped with a couple of white swiveling barrel chairs, a leather-topped bench for extra seating and a modern wall-mounted ethanol fireplace, featuring fire rocks instead of traditional logs.
Dr. Nick is a wine connoisseur and is very proud of his extensive collection. By creating a customized feature wall, with sleek acrylic wine racks to display his wines, we really elevated wine to the level of art. Taken together, the furnishings in the "wine zone" are warm and inviting, and deliver the perfect relaxation factor for this busy ER doctor.
Dr. Nick's basement had a small kitchen area, which he wanted to incorporate into his new space. We didn't have much room to work with, but with the help of space-saving, innovative appliances and a well-planned design, we created a basement kitchen that really cooks.
Instead of a traditional refrigerator, we selected two fridge drawers that pull out from underneath the counter. A stainless-steel gas range, built-in dishwasher and other appliances will make guests feel right at home. The kitchen area has a lower ceiling due to duct work that we incorporated into a bulkhead, so we created a counter-height peninsula with counter stools, which doubles as a prep area with additional storage below, as well as a place to sample everything from hors d'oeuvres to gourmet main-course dishes.
Dr. Nick's waterlogged basement was dried out and resuscitated with a multifunctional plan that delivers the ultimate in relaxation. In his own words, it's a real "man-cave experience" that serves many purposes. It's a great place to entertain, a warm and welcoming guest suite, and the perfect venue for a relaxing popcorn-and-movie night. This space delivers all that Dr. Nick envisioned, and then some.
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Gulf Royal8 reviews
First Reviewed By: them0stjamila
Once in Kuwait i tried this great Chinese restaurant called Noodle Factory. There i had this incredible cream of corn/chicken soup. Not that i can get the name right, but the soup was engraved in my taste buds and for over a year i couldn't find it again anywhere. Last weekend i discovered a place that was able to trace back those old memories. For an affordable price gulf royal offers exception service and food. Located in Al Rawda District in some backroads. its a giant Chinese looking house. Again, a great and more affordable option for Asian food than places like Toki.
- CuisineChinese
- Price:50 to 100 SR
- Dress Code:Casual
- Disabled access
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- Outdoor seating
- Wifi
- Family
- Takeout
- Delivery
- Drive through
- TV Screen
- Romantic
- Catering
- Business Friendly
- Smoking
- Buffet
- Singles Area
- Kids Play Area
- Baby highchair
- Brunch
- Private Rooms
- Iftar
- Suhour
- Ladies Only
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- February 06, 2010
- Very appropriate to the genre of the restaurant, with the traditional-like Chinese gates, settings, and furniture.
- 2 lovely aquariums (1 open and 1 closed).
- Playground somewhat old and dull; needs a bit more of maintenance and more games, however, children do seem to enjoy their time there.
- Bigger halls are available for larger groups (eg company staff celebrations).
- Best Chinese I have ever had.
- As a fine dining restaurant, a time delay should be expected (increases during crowded times).
- Served hot with the appropriate utensils.
- Complies with customers special needs (most of the times) – eg having a non-spicy instead of the spicy recipe.
- A wide variety of choices in the menu, which is also almost always available.
External facilities:
- Car parks are almost always available, and within a short distance.
- Good working hours (ie both lunch and dinner).
- Good maintenance of the greens outside the restaurant, and waiting rooms inside it.
Internal facilities:
- Comfortable dining and waiting rooms.
- Toilets are always clean and shiny.
- Staff are friendly, professional and transparent to deal with.
- Good isolation in families' area (maybe not so much in bachelor/bachelorette areas).
- Relaxing music background.
- Safety measures (eg fire extinguisher) also available and under continuous maintenance.
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It is best Chinese food ever
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Highly recommended
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GREAT Food AND Service!
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Holes in so-called client-side applications, including Web browsers, e-mail clients, productivity suites, and media players, have become particularly worrisome over the last year, according to SANS, which highlighted the issue as part of its annual report on the top 20 Internet security risks for 2007.
As hackers have shifted their attention further away from operating system flaws and drilled down to applications-layer vulnerabilities they have found a seemingly endless wealth of possibilities for infecting PCs with everything from spyware to botnet programs, SANS researchers contend.
Unless something can be done to improve software developers' coding habits or better test popular applications for such issues before they land on end-users' machines, attackers will be able to continue their successful assaults against enterprise networks and devices for the foreseeable future, said Rohit Dhamankar, project manager for the Top 20 report at SANS and a senior manager of security research for TippingPoint.
"There's just been such a dramatic rise in the numbers of vulnerabilities found in applications like Internet Explorer and Microsoft Office and a number of media players that attackers are having their way," said Dhamankar. "Enterprises are bolstering security, but desktop users still pose a massive risk if they can download anything they want from the Web; the attacks are also growing in sophistication to the extent that many can defeat antivirus and other security systems primarily by obfuscating their code."
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Other SANS researchers noted that while companies may not want to tell end-users that they cannot utilize media players, messaging clients, and other applications that have moved into the business world from the consumer sector, they could help themselves out by limiting the variety of client-side applications that people may choose from.
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Reviews by Vengeance526:
3.63/5 rDev +5.8%
Pours a copperish orange color with a very small white head that leaves no lacing.
Smells of sweet malt with light traces of pine and grass.
Again a good bit of sweet malt shows up in the taste along with a touch of pine. Toward the middle, some wood and caramel come out with a little more hoppiness than initially present. Finish is slightly spicy and fruity. Overall I'd say it was slightly more on the malty side but still a nice hop presence throughout.
Medium body with a smooth mouthfeel. Great for a hot day and a nice complement to spicy food. Given the price and drinkability, this could make for a great staple beer in my rotation.
05-01-2010 01:44:24 | More by Vengeance526
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2.5/5 rDev -27.1%
06-02-2012 23:16:03 | More by Zakk
3.5/5 rDev +2%
08-01-2013 12:37:26 | More by tbryan5
3.25/5 rDev -5.2%
08-11-2013 03:22:01 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
03-09-2013 05:23:44 | More by TimoP
3.98/5 rDev +16%
Poured into a Sam Adams perfect pint glass
Appearance: moderate carbonation, minimal head, orange/brown in color, hazy
Smell: honey, caramel, and light citrus hops
Taste: complex mix of honey and caramel, there is also slight citrus and a woodsy hop
Mouthfeel: sweet with a bitter backbone, high carbonation, medium body
Overall: A good pale ale. I like the caramel and woody combo. I could probably do four of these at a time. One of the nicer pale ales I have had in some time.
04-06-2011 16:10:29 | More by tigg924
3.53/5 rDev +2.9%
Thanks to Americanbrew for sharing this beer.
The beer pours a clear orange color with a white head. The aroma is grassy and spicy hops as well as straw. The flavor is grassy, spicy hops with some apple and wheat. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not a bad beer.
04-20-2010 04:36:59 | More by Mora2000
3.58/5 rDev +4.4%
Poured from a bottle into pint glass. Thank you shan8454 for this one.
Appearance: Golden amber with a thin white head. No lacing on the glass.
Smell: Hops, citrus.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Smooth medium bodied. Bitter hops and pine notes. Some mild citrus.
Overall: Good brew. Glad I got to try this one out.
01-07-2014 21:46:35 | More by Cavanaghty
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
06-23-2014 01:52:11 | More by deebo
3.3/5 rDev -3.8%
12oz bottle poured into a Guinness pint glass.
Pours a clear light amber with a fluffy off-white head, very pretty. nose is lightly malty and a bit wheaty, mellow but nice.
Taste is a bit light and slightly astringent, but it's malty and slightly bitter on the finish, grassy hops and a sharp crisp mouthfeel. Nothing too complex but I think it's a decent example of the style and a beer that could get people to leave the BMC camp.
01-13-2012 22:06:24 | More by kingcrowing
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
01-12-2013 19:19:29 | More by wo87810
South Carolina
3.76/5 rDev +9.6%
On tap in Brookhaven GA.
Flavor: Has a nearly equal malt/hop balance. Rather malty for style although the hops come out in the finish and aftertaste.
Feel: Medium body and carbonation.
O. More like a brown ale than an APA. Well crafted if unexceptional.
06-16-2014 01:09:28 | More by chinchill
3/5 rDev -12.5%
05-10-2013 19:06:00 | More by JamesStreet
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
04-03-2012 13:55:06 | More by lcdawg
North Carolina
3.55/5 rDev +3.5%
Tremendous thanks to msubulldog25 for this bottle! Never heard of this brewery. And away we go...
Pour results in a standard pale ale look: Slight dirty white head, a quarter-inch and fading pretty quickly; color is a rusty orange, nice clarity. Not much lace.
Not much nose, either. Faint mango, a bit musty, mild peanut. Could it be alcohol I'm getting most? Considering the style, either my sniffer's outta whack, or the beer is.
Flavor is pretty toasty, and there's the kind of earthy spiciness of rye. A touch of tropical fruit (mango, pineapple), but this seems more about the malt and that herbal/spicy character. Grassy in the finish. A little bit of alcohol nip seems to add to the spicy element. Kind of reminds me of Rogue's Chatoe Rogue "Ore"gasmic pale ale that I had last week.
Goes down smoothly enough, a nice balance of tingle, silkiness and airiness. Even a bit chewy, considering the style.
This is definitely a unique-tasting pale ale. Maybe a little off, or maybe they meant it to be this way. Either way, it's nothing I'll have exceptionally fond memories of once the glass is empty. Just lacks some kind of "je ne sais quois," despite being fairly unique. The fact that it's nearly empty already does speak to its drinkability...or maybe it's because it's the hottest day of the year so far?
07-21-2010 22:08:06 | More by Metalmonk
3/5 rDev -12.5%
07-22-2014 18:27:09 | More by tetu
3.85/5 rDev +12.2%
Bayou Teche LA-31
Appearance: Mainly clear gold-amber body with an orange cast to the full pint. Creamy, short head of off-white foam.
Aroma: Malty, nutty, earthy, gently herbal, lightly fruity. What hops are there are more spicy, minty, and herbal than anything else; and the fruitiness is clearly from the yeast.
Mouthfeel: Medium body with a median carbonation level.
Flavor: Solidly bitter right up front, supported by gently sweetish, straw-like and grainy malt with a hint of caramel and butterscotch. Perhaps a touch over-done. Some of the spicy hops sneak in, and a surprising fruitiness arises with a hint of citrus to it. The bitterness softens a bit as it warms across the middle, and it finishes in-balance with a lingering bitterness.
Overall: Interesting beer. Unique. Belgian-style but not quite... it has an American edge of un-refinement to it. Bold. Brash. Bitter. Worth trying.
05-04-2012 14:50:58 | More by NeroFiddled
3.63/5 rDev +5.8%
Picked up a 6-pack from Roushes in New Orleans. It poured a clear amber with a short head, but left sticky lacing. The aroma is a bread crust and light toffee mix with a touch of honey, but little hops character. There's a pleasant piney, lemon hop finish that balances out the sweet malts. This is certainly on the hoppy end of the style's spectrum, but it's a good beer. Drinkable and malty with a respectable hops component. Worth a try.
09-29-2011 22:49:41 | More by tempest
3.15/5 rDev -8.2%
12oz bottle with no freshness or bottled date on it - or abv %.
Pours a thin carbonated transluscent amber color into pint glass. Two fingers of frothy off white/tan cream head sticks around for about half minute. Receeding to the brew until a thing layer remains. No lacing on the glass.
The nose on this pale is very interesting! Smells fresh yet mildly funky & hoppy. Reminds me of a mild saison with some additional hops thrown in.
Taste is not bad - nothing special though. Pale malts, cirtus rinds, pepper & mild hop bitterness come through. The funk I got in the nose is not as pronounced. End & after taste is a bit strange though - almost soapy. Not really something I want lingering at the back of my tongue.
This brew has it right with feel though, very nice for a pale ale - good carbonation, not too thin or too thick. If only that aftertaste wasnt so soapy strong.
This was brought back to me from Louisiana by my old man - very appreciative of his generosity!
Overall, not too bad for a pale ale - but I might have to give a few of the 6pak away.
07-07-2011 06:17:29 | More by hoptualBrew
2/5 rDev -41.7%
05-29-2012 23:42:32 | More by TheResidentialOP
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
05-03-2013 17:39:44 | More by hiphopj5
3.25/5 rDev -5.2%
08-12-2014 14:11:13 | More by atlbravsrno1
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +2%
Big thanks goes out to optimator13 for sending me this one during The Small Aquatic Mammal BIF '11! Bottled 01/23/11. Served from bottle into a Warsteiner mug. Poured yellow-orange with a one finger off-white head that subsided to a half finger quickly. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, nutmeg, citrus, and citrus hop. The flavor was of sweet malt, orange zest, nutmeg, and citrus hop. It had a medium feel on the palate with mild carbonation. Overall this was a fairly decent brew. I was not really a fan of the nutmeg aspect I picked up on in this one. It really seemed out of place. While it wasn't intrusive however, it just wasn't overly pleasant. Decent aroma coming off of this one though. It is worth trying at least once, but that is about it.
03-28-2011 17:44:04 | More by thagr81us
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
05-29-2013 19:16:32 | More by Keith_R
3.48/5 rDev +1.5%
Bottle says brewed by Lazy Magnolia in Kiln, MS. for Bayou Teche. Coded "12 16", whatever that means. Pours to a creamy head and good lacing. Color is orange amber, and beer appears to be filtered. Aroma is a hit of sweet malt, caramel and grassy/spicy hops. Hints of yeast rolls. Slight phenolic detected (I have an unusually low threshold for detecting it). Flavor is a rush of sweet malt and spicy/grassy hop tones with a hit of clove (phenolic again) that gives way to a bready, toasty, but dry malt finish. Hop bitterness is low but the beer is sufficiently dry to balance. Mouthfeel is light and CO2 is good. Overall, this is a good, tasty beer that most people can enjoy. It tastes like an Abita Amber would if it were pumped up a notch and brewed with a British ale yeast, which is a perfect match to the local cuisine. This is an APA in name only. I think they invented a new style.
10-24-2011 01:28:42 | More by EagleTalon
LA-31 Bière Pâle from Bayou Teche Brewery
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I can sum up our last road trip with the phrases: "Slumber Parties," Elton John, and Dust Storm. Obviously these three things do not seem to fit into the same category.
We found New Orleans the day after Mardi Gras to be rather lifeless. But never fear, your Lady Mustangs make their own entertainment. On the way to our hotel we stopped at a local seafood restaurant. Before our food arrived, Janielle performed arm "surgery" on BG. If you look closely, Sharee and JB have some battle scars. Then our coach Lisa gifted us with basketball-themed Mardi Gras beads so we didn't feel left out of the Lousiana traditions.
From the bayous of Louisiana we then viewed the West Texas town of El Paso, a completely different terrain and weather. The weather was temperately cool. Occasional dirt pieces seemed magnetically attracted to our eyes. In spite of our red eyes, we of course had to practice. But we did not get to practice at UTEP's gym. Of all the possibilities, would you have ever guessed the reason to be an Elton John concert?? Yep, that's what we thought too. Maybe we should ask Elton to play in each city we play because we pulled an incredible second half on UTEP. I think Cobb still might be on fire. Be sure to congratulate her!
By the end of each road trip, we all realize how much we miss Dallas. As we're sitting in the El Paso airport (inevitably, our flight has been delayed a couple of hours), we are informed that Dallas is having a dust storm. Luckily, we arrived home safely and have Coach Rompola to thank for an extra day of rest.
Now it's back to work. I am currently in the Tulsa hotel lobby diligently writing because the internet does not work in the rooms. For a nineteen year old, no internet access is quite depressing. However, we had a shortened shoot-around this morning and film, as well as our wholesome breakfast and light lunch. We secured a win last night against UCF and ready to battle it out again against the Lady Pirates of ECU.
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Moss caught four passes for 47 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 30-22 win at Green Bay.||||||| Fantasy owners weren't sure what to expect from Moss in his 49ers debut, but he came up big for those who took a chance on him in Week 1. He seems like a good - but not great - play heading into Week 2 against Detroit.
Moss is back after reaching a one-year contract with the San Francisco 49ers, announced by the team late Monday. ESPN first reported the move a day before the start of the free agency period.||||||| Moss will fill a big void for the reigning NFC West champions. The 35-year-old Moss worked out with the 49ers earlier in the day - and former NFL quarterback and current coach Jim Harbaugh participated. Moss, who worked out last Tuesday with the New Orleans Saints, spent a year out of football and last played for New England, Minnesota and Tennessee during a rocky 2010 season
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis says the club has held a workout with Moss, who is trying to make a comeback after spending a year out of football.||||||| The Saints are not releasing details about the 35-year-old Moss' workout, but New Orleans may be in the market for a receiver this offseason because two of quarterback Drew Brees' regular targets, Marques Colston and Robert Meachem, are entering free agency. The 6-foot-4 Moss last played in the NFL in 2010, a turbulent season for him in which he bounced from New England to Minnesota and then to Tennessee.
Moss is calling it a career after 13 seasons in the NFL as one of the most dynamic and polarizing players the league has ever seen. Moss's agent, Joel Segal, said Monday that the receiver was considering offers from several teams, but made the decision to retire. Segal declined to comment specifically on the offers, instead saying his client felt the time was right to step away.||||||| Moss caught 954 passes for 14,858 yards and 153 touchdowns in a career spent with Minnesota, Oakland, New England and Tennessee. The 34-year-old Moss bounced around the league in his final season, getting traded from the Patriots to the Vikings last season before he was cut and signed with the Titans.
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The demand for emergency housing Vermont motels has doubled since 2009. That year the law changed to allow not just women and children but single people to receive motel vouchers when shelters are full. Now, nearly half the people the state is putting up in motels are single and officials want that to change.
The nearly 2,000 people using motel vouchers stay an average of 21 days. State officials say 30% of them are coming back year after year.
"And I said, we've got to break that cycle," explained Dave Yacavone, Commissioner of the Vermont Department for Children and Families. "So really in looking at the data we said this is not appropriate for people to be housed temporarily in a motel."
Yacavone said the budget for the voucher program has doubled in the past two years and is now about $3,500,000 for fiscal year 2013. He's appealing to the legislature to divert the so called motel money to community based organizations that he says know better how to help the homeless in their regions.
"We need to begin to move away from motels and help people address the underlying issues as to why they're knocking on our door in the first place," Yacavone said.
He says while motels serve a purpose in emergencies like natural disasters, putting people up for weeks at a time is not the solution to homelessness.
"The motels don't do that. They really don't. They might get you out of a storm in a bad way but they don't help you in permanent sort of way," Yacavone explained.
Instead, he hopes the communities receiving funds will secure apartment leases and assign case workers to help people make and stick to a plan to become independent.
"It's a whole different approach about serving people better and differently," Yacavone said.
The concept is interesting to Linda Ryan, who runs the Good Samaritan Shelter in Saint Albans.
"Those kinds of approaches make a lot more sense than just putting people in motels but again it's not just one way or another, all or nothing," Ryan said.
Though she added, the motels do serve a purpose and shouldn't be eliminated totally especially in areas of the state that lack sufficient sheltering.
"Can we as a state do things in a better way to be more effective?" Ryan asked. "For the most part, I'd say yes but we still need motels for some."
Yacavone admits the goals are lofty and will be phased in slowly overtime. This is expected to cut down on people abusing the motel program, too. Like people choosing a comfy hotel room over a crowded shelter and scammers from out of state.
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Updated 9:29am Wednesday 20th February 2013 in Politics
SAVAGE funding cuts and hikes in day care costs for thousands of Southampton's most vulnerable residents have been temporarily put on ice amid huge concerns about the drastic impact they would have.
Southampton City Council's scrutiny committee voted unanimously to stall the controversial decision so it can be looked at again – and called for the entire plan to be halted while a full review is carried out.
The decision was made last night after a heated two-and-ahalf- hour debate in which carers and organisations representing them made impassioned pleas before councillors voted to refer the issue back to be reexamined and the final decision was deferred for one week.#
It comes after the Daily Echo highlighted the impact the cuts and hikes in fees would have on some of the city's most vulnerable residents.
The council plans to make savings of more than £500,000 by scrapping rent allowance payments to 91 families who care at home for adults who are severely disabled and have learning difficulties.
As part of massive changes to the adult social care budget they also plan to hike charges paid for day care at home, currently used by 2,300 elderly and vulnerable residents.
The meeting heard claims that the consultation had been flawed and that a meeting called to address those affected saw nearly 2,500 invitations sent out but only nine people turn up.
Among them was mum Liz Chapman, who cares for son Robert, 24, who has complex needs and is severely disabled.
Speaking after the meeting she said she was pleased that the decision had been referred back, but feared that it was just a "paper exercise" and nothing would be done to change it.
Ian Loynes, from Southampton Centre for Independent Living, told councillors that there needed to be a reality check and that the consultation had made it "virtually impossible to figure out what the impact would be on individuals".
His views were echoed by Brian Strevens, from mental health charity Mencap, who called for the funding cuts to be stopped for one year while every carer and family was assessed.
Speaking after the meeting, Cllr Matt Stevens, the Cabinet member responsible, said he felt that one week was enough time to consider the concerns.
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aldermoorboy wrote:Probably the only decision open to them. There's a whiff of potential judicial review about this.
We must give full support to these people in need and their carers.Good decision for full investigation.
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aldermoorboy wrote:You are correct but it's being dubbed 'bedroom tax'. In fact some councils are actually printing it as 'bedroom tax' in their leaflets. Car tax isn't car tax but we still call it that!
There is no bedroom tax, end of.
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Mankato — The U.S. Postal Service's decision to reduce its first-class delivery time from 1-3 days to 2-3 days is the latest move to stop financial losses that last year totaled $5.1 billion.
The move may be necessary but the USPS — and Congress — must make quick and bold changes to keep mail service viable into the future. Reducing quality, such as by slowing delivery time, only erodes the competitive advantage USPS has over private delivery companies.
The Postal Service, which operates without taxpayer money, has been hammered by a nearly 30 percent decline in first-class mail business as email and other digital transmissions increases.
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While some of the steps may be inevitable, it is inaction by Congress that is hamstringing more reform in the postal service.
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49 U.S. Code § 22105 - Sharing project costs
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(1) The United States Government's share of the costs of financial assistance for a project under this chapter is 50 percent, except that for assistance provided under section 22101 (a)(2) of this title, the Government's share is 70 percent. The State may pay its share of the costs in cash or through the following benefits, to the extent that the benefits otherwise would not be provided:
(B) real and tangible personal property (provided by the State or a person for the State) necessary for the safe and efficient operation of rail freight transportation.
(2) A State may pay more than its required percentage share of the costs of a project under this chapter. When a State, or a person acting for a State, pays more than the State share of the costs of its projects during a fiscal year, the excess amount shall be applied to the State share for the costs of the State projects for later fiscal years.
(b) Agreements To Combine Amounts.— States may agree to combine any part of the amounts made available under this chapter to carry out a project that is eligible for assistance under this chapter when—
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Why I Like Using Gradle in NetBeans IDE (Part 1)
Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay! My name is Martin Steffen and I use NetBeans IDE in my work as a developer. Also, I use NetBeans IDE in my career as a student. I use NetBeans IDE for all my projects and always have installed the latest NetBeans IDE version (waiting for the new support of HTML5 :) in NetBeans IDE 7.3).
In general, I love to research new technologies and now Gradle is my point of interest. Currently I am developing a web application with Gradle, while using the Gradle Jetty plugin, (https://github.com/martins1930/atfsff/tree/master/Atfsff), and the build.gradle is the following: https://github.com/martins1930/atfsff/blob/master/Atfsff/build.gradle.
The NetBeans Gradle plugin has everything needed to develop this project:
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- Right-click the project node in the Projects window and choose "build", as you can
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- Go to your browser and see your running application!
- End of development cycle. :)
When I modify JSP pages, and static resources
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instantly. When I modify a Java class, I only need to
re-build the project (but don't need to stop Jetty), that is, when building the project
Jetty automatically redeploys the app for you.
Interesting features:
- static resources (HTML/JS/CSS) are refreshed instantly, as stated above, which makes me feel productive
- redeploying in Jetty when building the project
- the project dependencies are shows in the Projects window
Features I would like the plugin to have:
- Open the browser
when running a project; if it is not
very difficult to implement this would
be good to have.
- Enable version control
when right-clicking a project. The version control is disabled for Gradle
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- Automatically build a project on saving. In Ant projects, you can check the option
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- Glassfish embedded tasks (similar to the Jetty tasks http://gradle.org/docs/current/userguide/jetty_plugin.html), for developing full JavaEE applications, though this feature is more for the Gradle team, perhaps.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Hans Dockter replied on Thu, 2012/10/25 - 5:32am
Attila Kelemen replied on Thu, 2012/10/25 - 8:20am
Thank you for the article. It is nice to see that the Gradle plugin is being used for something that it was not explicitly planned for. Anyway, I would like to answer to the wishes related to the Gradle plugin:
- Open the browser when running a project...: Opening the browser is simple to implement but with what starting page should it be opened with? And on what condition should the browser be opened (e.g.: when running "jettyRun" task)? (not in the latest release (1.1.4) yet but in the current master branch: the plugin makes lines containing URLs a link to that URL opening the external browser).
- Enable version control when right-clicking a project...: It was already added in the latest version of the plugin.
- Automatically build a project on saving...: It is an interesting problem. The plugin currently relies on gradle for every task it does (build, run, etc.). I'm not confident enough to compile a single file bypassing Gradle, so if automatic compilation is implemented, I would do it by simply starting "classes" task in the background. It might worth a try if it is efficient enough to be useful. Since the daemon is rather quick in incremental compilation once already up and running, it might be possible.
- Glassfish embedded tasks...: It is already possible to define and execute custom tasks for the plugin, so if you have a Gradle task, you can add it to the project's pop-up. Probably, I should add a manual/tutorial for the plugin.
Douglas Maxwell replied on Tue, 2012/11/06 - 10:58am
This is probably not the right place for this question .
Anyway .
Is NbGradleProjectFactory threadsafe?
What happens around lines 33,34 when a CounterCloser decrements the count to zero (line 137) and decides to remove the counter from the map but hasn't actual removed it before the current thread increments the count and checks the map for the existence of the soon to be removed counter?
Attila Kelemen replied on Thu, 2012/11/08 - 3:27pm in response to: Douglas Maxwell
Thank you for the catch. The code is not thread-safe. Although it cannot cause a bug because currently this method and the close() are never called concurrently (they are always from NbGradleProject.PROJECT_PROCESSOR which is single threaded). Anyway, this should be fixed.
Next time please file an issue instead because I might not notice here.
Anyway, if you are wondering why I didn't use a simple lock instead: No real reason, just for fun. I like to play with concurrency and I thought there is not much to lose if I screw it here (as I sadly did). Obviously, I should have been more careful.
Douglas Maxwell replied on Thu, 2012/11/08 - 4:39pm in response to: Attila Kelemen
Matt Coleman replied on Fri, 2013/01/18 - 1:35am
Gradles indeed is so useful...i use it if i can
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Ontario (Canada)
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Really cool art deco style cafe located not far from Grande Place. Brass trimming dark wood, mirrors and ornate fixtures everywhere. The place honestly looks like its not changed since the 1800s, and its certainly one of the most atmospheric bars that I've been in. The waiters are bedecked in penguin suits, and there's even a cat licking itself next to me.
The menu isn't as extensive as some bars, and doesn't stray too far from the classics, but what we had was in great shape, at the correct temperature and in the right glassware. Service was efficient and friendly.
Worth a visit for the the atmosphere and decor if nothing else!
09-16-2009 20:00:57 | More by bobsy
3.99/5 rDev -1.7%
Went to this place the day we landed in Brussels, 09JUL09. It's very close to the Grand'Place and the decor and atmosphere inside is outstanding. Walking into the place reminded me a lot of the Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast.
As others have mentioned, the beer list isn't as expansive as other beer bars in Belgium, or even Brussels, but they have a good selection of Trappists and an otherwise solid offering. I found the prices to be very reasonable to compared to bars closer in to the Grand'Place.
I eventually settled on a Mort Subtite Geuze, which was a little underwhleming in the end. A small tray of snack mix is served with drinks but it's basically one handful's worth. As mentioned before, the atmosphere is what wins out here although the beer list is decent. We went on a Thursday afternoon to find no crowd at all inside and from looking around the restaurant, the food looked pretty good.
Overall this place is a worthwhile stop if you are around the Grand'Place.
07-31-2009 17:47:17 | More by bernardus
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4.15/5 rDev +2.2%
I like this place.
It is like stepping back in time, no rush, no noise, just a clean, pleasant experience.
My wife and I always have cheese and a bottle of 'Forbidden Fruit' each, when we visit this lovely old cafe. We always sit inside, there is so much to admire within, compared to outside.
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So I had gotten off the tram station at Bourse, and was walking to the Place Hotel to go check it out. On the way, less than a couple blocks, there it was on my left. It looked quite nice from far away. It was located right across the Musee Bruxella and they had chairs set out. I just grabbed a seat, but never went in. The chairs were cheap grean plastic lawn chairs, and the tables were plastic also with a faux granite pattern. They had even more chairs and tables set out on top of the entrance to the Musee Bruxella, so there was plenty of seating.
I had ordered a Fruit Defendu, but the waiter paid no attention to the sediment and there were plenty of floaties in my beer. Along with the beers, came with a tiny dish of crackers and pretzels, and when I mean tiny, there were probably about 10 pretzels sticks about the size of a pen cap, and maybe 5 dime sized crackers.
Definite Italian theme. Waiters dressed in black and white, and there were pasta dishes. The good thing is the food menu comes in multiple language, including english. Beer menu included St. Feuillien, grimbergen, rodenbach, bush, rochefort, westmalle, and chimay.
For the food, I had ordered the Waterzooi. According to the menu it was a traditional belgium dish of chicken breast and diced potatoes. It was quite good and came with some bread. The prices weren't too bad either.
All in all, the beer was good and so was the food. Not much of a view, and not many passerbyers, if your wanting to be seen, this isn't the place. Would I come back, for the beer, probably not, there's other place with even larger beer selections.
07-22-2005 17:26:27 | More by dauss
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Stepping through the doors here really is like stepping back 100 years. From what I remember reading from the menu, Cirio was an Italian trader that shipped fine goods and had "trading posts" all over europe, this Brussels location being the last one open. You could say this place used to be a convenience store that gradually turned into a tasting salon, then a bar. They still have a few italian specialties, like their own house brand of Asti Spumante served by the glass called a gobelet, or half and half with Italian white wine.
I don't know how this place survived for so long while changing so little, and in great shape I must add. Maybe those museum people that restore paintings come in here at night and clean the place up. Everything looks vintage 1800's, from the windows, to the wallpaper, to the toilets that make you feel like you go into a confession booth as you walk in. Spot the bottles of Vermouth sitting on one of the shelves, they look at least 60 years old!
Patrons there are usually in thier 50s and up, having a quiet drink, or just drinking in the surroundings. There was a live band playing old melodies softly in the back room while a few people danced cheek to cheek. There's even a cat that calls this place his home, and seems to enjoy the company.
Service was probably the best we got the whole trip. You know the expression "getting something served to you on a silver platter"? They actually do that here. Very nice touch.
Beer selection is a little sub-par compared to most bars I've been in Belgium, but still, Orval, Chimay, Westmalle, Affligem, I'd be damn glad to have those at my local watering hole!!! It was here at le Cirio where I got the freshest Orval I've ever tasted, two months old almost to the day. Holy cow was it good! Even at the brewery itself I got older samples than that!
This place is only a stone throw away from the Grand'Place, and with litteraly a dozen good Beer Bars in a half mile radius, make sure you visit this one.
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Quebec (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +1%
This place is a great 1850s cafe beside the old Bourse in Brussels. It is a 5-minute walk from the Grand Place. The place has been opened for close to 150 years with almost no change in the decor. The choice of beer is limited but the service (french/english) is great. This is more of a must see place for the beauty of the architecture and the nice terrace then for the beer selection. Nice place to sip a beer before going out afterward to one of the trendy bars or the nice restaurants beside this café.
06-30-2004 15:20:49 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -3.2%
Another bar right off of Grand Place and around the corner from A La Becasse. The interior of this bar is fantastic. What i would consider "fancy" with a very stylish layout. In fact, being a wandering Canadian beer bum, i almost felt out of place here.
I walked in around the lunch hour and the crowd was primarliy an older, well dressed bunch. Prices were higher than elsewhere but that is to be expected around the Grand Place.
We had ourselves a Chimay Blue and a Grimbergen Dubbel and then headed around the corner to the much more casual and laid back A La Becasse.
Service was very good. Worth a visit.
10-29-2003 12:06:40 | More by Popsinc
4.15/5 rDev +2.2%
There are some great places in Brussels worth visiting for the sheer ambience alone, let alone the beer. Some of the places in Brussels that have this ambience and good beer are slowly but surely disappearing I note, which is of great concern. These are the type of places that you must visit if you are in the general area of them.
One such place is the marvelous Cirio. I always go here when in Brussels, for it is a part of the part of the drinking culture of Brussels and should be experienced. I always lend support to Cafés like this, because when they disappear and no doubt they will they are never replaced!
The Cirio is opposite the Bourse. As you enter take time to look at the glass house that is right outside, for it covers partially excavated Roman ruins that are now preserved by a rather nifty greenhouse contraption.
The Cirio is a solid retreat worthy of popping in for a beer and a rest between high level Beer Bars and serious drinking. Once inside, you will be transported back in to a stupendous Art Nouveau Edwardian atmosphere. Dark wood paneling, huge glass mirrors, deep wood carvings. A few leather sofas, upholstered wooden chairs and heavy marble topped wrought iron tables make up the furniture. The incredible marble & gold restrooms must be seen to be believed!
Extremely smartly attired waiters attend to your every need. The Beer List is above average, around 30+, and surprisingly for the very high quality surroundings, the prices are good. I had my first ever Alexander Rodenbach in here. Offerings include Bush, Ciney, Chimay, Gordons, Orval, Duvel & Westmalle plus a couple of Luxembourg beers. I love to come here, order a Rodenbach (Classic) or a Karmeliet Blond, sit back and watch the amazing characters that frequent this old style Brussels Café, most seem to be from Agatha Christie's Death on the River Nile. Somehow the Rodenbach in here always tastes that much better than when I have it at home. Value Snacks are served all day.
Another one of the places that time seems to have forgotten in Brussels. I always think how does this place make a living? Maybe it doesnt?
Maybe next I am in Brussels it will be trendy MacDonalds....
You should go here at least once on each visit to Brussels.
...Whilst you still can.
& buy Hercule Poirot a beer whilst you're here.
Last Visit: 28 Nov. '02
06-24-2003 22:02:33 | More by TheLongBeachBum
Cirio in Brussels, Belgium
- out of 100 based on 9 ratings.


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Man claims violence was an attempt to stop attack
7:00am Thursday 23rd January 2014 in News
A MAN admitted throwing a metal chair during a brawl outside an Oxford takeaway but said he was only trying to escape the area.
Yesterday Waqas Khan, 20, of Furlong Close, Oxford, became the first of four defendants to give evidence during their trial in Oxford Crown Court.
He is alleged to have taken part in a fight that broke out in front of the Taste of Jamaica in Cowley Road, Littlemore, on July 29 last year.
He is accused along with Adam Doyle, 27, of Ladder Hill, Wheatley, Dexter Williams, 24, of Coriander Way, Greater Leys, and Andre Hurst, 25, of Broad Street, Banbury. All four men deny one count of violent disorder and one count of possessing offensive weapons.
Khan said he was waiting for food inside the takeaway with Hurst and Williams when "one or two males" jumped out of a car, one of whom had a baseball bat.
He said: "They tried to come in and we tried to push the door back. It looked like they were going to hurt us. So basically in my own defence I picked up a chair, I went outside and threw the chair to basically just be like 'stop'."
The trial continues.