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These pictures are a series of images that describe my Amma's house just after she moved out and before the house was sold.
My mom asked me to take some pictures to serve as a record and I approached the subject from the vantage point of an artist and a documentary photographer. My focus was to capture the essence of the place and Amma's presence in it; small details that would come together to paint a larger picture.
The photos themselves are laid out in the order one might have encountered upon entering the house, beginning with the macrame piece at the back door, to the kitchen and living room, and on to the upstairs bedrooms and bathroom.
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The first priority will be "replacing the Tal Law with a historic, just and equal solution" to integrating the haredim into army service. The second is to develop a "responsible budget addressing security, economic and social issues."
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Mofaz emphasized that "leaders must make big decisions" at this "important time in the state's history." He argued that national unity was an opportunity to "join arms" to address the state's "hardest challenges."
He also stated that Kadima was not doing this to receive ministries, seats, or "honors," but was joining the government with the sole focus of "resolving the main issues addressing Israel."
Following the conference, Netanyahu and Mofaz will present the deal to the Knesset, which is expected to approve it within 48 hours.
Netanyahu and Mofaz sealed the deal, which scuttled plans for early elections in September, overnight, after which Likud and Kadima factions agreed to the agreement.
The agreement stipulates that Kadima will not topple the government until the official end of its term on October 22, 2013. Mofaz - who replaced Tzipi Livni just last month as the Kadima party head - will also become vice premier, and will fill in for the prime minister when he is abroad. Kadima's inclusion will bring the coalition to 94 seats.
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Lone Democrat Mike Cole will face the winner of that race in November's General Election.
Estell said he has minimal law enforcement experience and realizes he may be the underdog in the race, but he said he can't sit quietly and watch what has been happening in this county anymore.
The Carbon Hill native said he is tired of the county having a reputation for drugs and violence and, if elected, plans to take an aggressive stand against drugs countywide.
He said he would also like to reinstill a sense of pride in the sheriff's deputies and use his years of leadership ability from the military and years in the steel mills to lead the department. He currently works at Maloy Ford in Jasper.
"I think my head is in it more than anybody else," Estell said. "I'm running to improve my county, that's the only reason I'm running."
Hadder, a former sheriff's deputy, was born and raised in Jasper and graduated from Walker High School and Walker College, as well as the University of Alabama Law Enforcement Academy.
Hadder began as a patrol deputy in the Walker County Sheriff's Office in 1998. He spent 15 years in the department, rising to S.W.A.T. team leader and assistant director of the Narcotics Enforcement Team.
Hadder was fired from the sheriff's office in 2012. In the statement, Hadder said he was fired because of his attempts to expose corruption in the department.
"I pledge to the citizens of Walker County that as your sheriff, I will do what I have always done in the past and that is to help take criminals off our streets to make our communities safer and stronger," Hadder said in a written statement. "I will always stand up for what is right, even at great personal cost to myself. You deserve no less in your next sheriff, and I have the battle scars to stand behind my pledge."
"I have always been a conservative," Hadder said. "I believe in family values and the rule of law. Right now in Walker County, we have two fights. First, we must re-establish trust and confidence in the office of the sheriff and second, we need a comprehensive plan to address drugs and property crimes in our communities. As the man who exposed the corruption and as the past point man on the Narcotics Unit, I am best suited to address these issues."
Miller, who is president and CEO of Miller Roofing in Jasper, is a Curry High graduate and attended the Jefferson State Law Enforcement Academy in 1993.
"Back when I was going to the Police Academy, honestly the reason that I was going was to serve the people of the county, but it was also to prepare for the day that I would run," Miller said in an ad that ran in Sunday's Eagle. "I knew back then that I wanted to run, and I believe this is the right time for me to serve in this capacity. I believe that we are all here for a reason, and I want to give back. The county has been good to us."
Miller said if elected, he would serve without pay for the first year. "I will serve my first year as Walker County sheriff without any pay so that pay can be used toward purchasing much-needed equipment for the department personnel,"he said.
Odom is a volunteer firefighter for Saragossa Fire Department as the chief of security for his company, Blue Hornet Security. He said he has 14 years in business management as well as experience working with various police departments and law enforcement agencies.
He believes the job of sheriff needs someone who can balance the department, taking the good things that work and merging them with new ideas to improve the department, as well as working to improve relationships between the office and other area law enforcement agencies.
He also said he has three young children and wants them to be able to ride their bikes and grow up in a safe environment. In order to provide that safety, Odom believes someone needs to be in the office and passionate about the community.
"There needs to be someone in the office who is going to work and be there for the citizens when they need him," Odom said.
Poe, who currently serves as Walker County coroner, graduated from Curry High School, attended Walker College and Bevill State Community College and graduated from the University of Alabama Police Academy in 1978. He spent seven years with the Jasper Police Department before being hired as an investigator with the Walker County Sheriff 's Office in 1983.
After eight years as an investigator, he became the director of the Walker County Narcotic's Enforcement Team for four years in the early 1990s. In 1995, Poe was appointed as chief deputy for the sheriff's office. Poe retired from the sheriff's office as chief deputy in 2002 after 25 years of service.
Raines is a Walker County native who currently runs the Jasper Bowling Center. He is the Beat 7 Constable and has a degree in criminal justice and history from Troy University.
He said he believes the county is on the verge of growing economically, but needs a strong law enforcement presence for that to happen.
"I'm not sure our same old politics as usual is going to do it," Raines said. "There has been too much politics and not enough enforcement. We need to try something a little different from what we've been doing."
Underwood retired as a U.S. Marshal after 31 years and has 40 years total in law enforcement.
He is a Walker County native who graduated from Walker High School and Walker College before getting a degree in police administration from Eastern Kentucky University.
He said he also graduated top in his class from the FBI Academy in budget and management of law enforcement.
"I feel that I am the most experienced candidate," Underwood said. "I have 40 years of experience. I've managed a law enforcement agency for the federal government for 16 years, which included 62 counties."
Underwood said he believed the sheriff's office had a good group of core employees and he plans to give them direction, set goals and get the department's finances in order so the sheriff's office can provide the necessary duties for the citizens of the county.
Underwood and his wife, Linda, have been married 47 years and have two children and two grandchildren who live in other states.
He is also a member of New Prospect Baptist Church.
Most recently, Underwood has served as an investigator for the Walker County District Attorney's Office. He currently has been there part-time for about a year and was previously employed there full-time for eight years.
"I feel that I'm the right person, at the right time, for the right reason," Underwood said.
As the only Democrat, Cole believes he brings a different perspective to the table, with 37 years of law enforcement experience.
Cole started his career with the Jasper Police Department in 1975 and retired from the Walker County Sheriff's Office in 2001.
Since then, he has spent more than three years overseas training international police officers for the U.S. State Department. He is also a sergeant with the Samford University Police Department.
He said his experience overseas gave him a new perspective on law enforcement administration, and experience with short- and long-term goals, contracts and other administrative responsibilities.
"I believe we've tried a lot of things," Cole said. "The challenge is to come up with new ways to do things."


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REST Fest 2013 is Coming!
It's that time of year again! REST Fest 2013 is less than two months away (September 19-21) and preparations and are in full swing. Now in its fourth year, REST Fest has become one of my favorite events on the calendar and I'm very much looking forward to being involved with this year's event.
REST is Just the Beginning
This year the keynote will be delivered by Brian Sletten. And – judging from the title (and my knowledge of Brian's experience and knowledge) – it will be a great talk. We're honored that Brian accepted our invitation and looking forward not just to his presentation but also the resulting converstations and explorations that are hallmarks of REST Fest.
Everybody Talks
An important part of REST Fest is the principle that everyone who shows up must give a presentation. The talks are typically quite short: a five-minute "lightning" talk followed by a short Q&A session. There are a few 30-minute "featured talks", too. But the basic idea is that we all get to talk about things that are interesting to us and we don't have to make a big deal about it.
Every year, I probably learn more than 30 new ideas and novel approaches to problem solving and get to talk to the people who are coming up with these great things. REST Fest is a fantastic boost to my creative spirit!
Everybody Listens
The corollary to our key "talk" principle is that we all get to listen, too. And listening is, in my opinion, even more important than speaking. REST Fest attendees come from all sorts of backgrounds, experiences and points of view. The chance to hear how others view the Web space, how others are tackling problems and how others are advancing the practice of services on the Web is always an eye opener.
Less Theory, More Practice
And that leads to another key aspect of the weekend. The focus is on doing, not theorizing. We're a decidely non-pedantic bunch and are usually much more interested in cool solutions than compelling theories. While it may still be common to think of anything with the REST acronym in the name to be a meeting of pointy-headed geeks, that's not us. Each year, I get to see actual code solving actual problems in the real world.
We Hack, Too
Every year, we also host a hack day where everyone gets together to work on cool REST-related Web stuff. This year, Erik Mogensen will be leading the day. From what I've seen, he's got some cool ideas in store for us, too.
It's Easy to Join Us
Just as we cut down on the ceremony surrounding speaking and participating in a conference, we also try to eliminate the ceremony around signing up and showing up for REST Fest. It's quite easy:
- Join our mailing list to see what we're all about
- Drop into the IRC channel to chat us up
- Hop onto the GitHub wiki and create your "people page"
- Head over to the registration page and reserve your seat for the event
There's no waiting to see if your talk was accepted; no wondering if what you're working on would be interesting to some review committee. Just sign up, post your ideas and head down to sunny Greenville, SC for a great weekend.
Need More REST Fest NOW?
Can't wait for RESTFEst 2013 to get started? Take a look at our Vimeo channel with all the talks from previous years. There's lots of very cool stuff there.
See you in September!
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Jennifer Jane Leitham has been referred to by noted jazz critic Leonard Feather as the "left-handed virtuoso of the upright bass." In addition to her successful performance career, Jennifer has appeared on over 100 recordings with some of the giants of jazz music. In addition, she has recorded 6 highly acclaimed CDs of her own.
Jennifer is best known for her decade long stints with both Mel Torme' and Doc Severinsen. She has appeared with many distinguished artists including Woody Herman, George Shearing, Gerry Mulligan, Peggy Lee, Joe Pass, Cleo Laine, Louis Bellson, Pete Rugolo, Bill Watrous, and numerous others. She has also been a member of the Tonight Show All-Stars, The Woody Herman Thundering Herd, Benny Carter Quintet, Bob Cooper Quartet, and more.
Jennifer has been invited to perform as a featured artist or group member at almost every major jazz festival in North America and many overseas. She is also enthusiastically received as a presenter at workshops and clinics around the country, including the International Society of Bassists convention this past year.
Jennifer's own highly regarded CD's include Leitham Up, The Southpaw, Lefty Leaps In, Live ! , and Two for the Road, (a duo performance with guitar virtuoso Jimmy Bruno). Her new CD, The Real Me features her original compositions, arrangements, and for the first time, her singing voice! Her trio performs for enthusiastic, diverse audiences on a regular basis.
Words of high praise for Jennifer Jane Leitham and these recordings come from many of today's jazz critics and publications :
"prodigious technique and improvisatory prowess promptly erase any emotion except awe." —J. Robert Bragonier, 52nd St. Jazz.
"As an improviser, Leitham has few peers." —Bill Kolhaase, LA Times.
"a unique level ... to effortlessly improvise with imagination, incredible skill and even a bit of humor." —Jim Ferguson, Jazz Times
" swinging high-energy performances and remarkable technique..." John T. Bitter, MusicHound Jazz.
"Combining her astonishing virtuosity with some exquisite soul, Jennifer Leitham brings in her trio to celebrate the success of her latest album, The Real Me. Some nice tunes on that one. She, (and her trio), make an organic whole that is really something live ... and something that all kinds of fans get into." —Brick Wahl, LA Weekly.
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Officers in south suburban Harvey shot and killed a man after he tried to run them over with a vehicle, police said.
At 10:22 a.m. Harvey police received a call of a possible armed robbery at a hotel in the 16900 block of South Halsted Street, according to a statement from Harvey police. As officers were walking up to the hotel, they "encountered the suspect" who was in a vehicle in the parking lot.
The suspect, a 20-year-old man, tried to run the officers over, police said.
Officers, who were "in fear for their lives," opened fire on the man and his vehicle, striking him, according to the statement. He was taken to Advocate South Suburban Hospital in Hazel Crest, where he later died around 11:21 a.m.
The man was later identified as 20-year-old Charles A. Brown.
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The Mesa Police department is investigating a shooting that involved three of it's own officers. The suspect is dead after allegedly trying to pull a gun on them. According to a spokesperson for the department, the suspect, who was later identified as Chris Allan Chipman, was armed with three weapons. We're told the officers felt they had no choice but to shoot."I was putting the trash in when I saw the cop cars. As soon as I heard the gunshots I dropped to the ground, just instinct I guess," said Debbie Washington. "Then the ambulance came, all the cops came. I saw them working on somebody, but I don't think he made it." "The suspect is a 49-year-old white male. He does have multiple involvements with us, several this year," said Mesa Police Sgt. Tony Landato. Landato says the suspect was wheelchair bound, but that he was also armed. Officers approached him after realizing he was wanted on felony drug charges. "The knives were not pulled, the officers were able to remove those from the waistband. It was when the subject realized the officers knew that he had a weapon on him that he grabbed for the weapon and it was a struggle over that, getting his hand off of his weapon," said Landato. Landato says three officers were on scene and one fired at the suspect. Area residents worry the neighborhood is becoming increasingly dangerous. Those like Washington are making the decision to get away from the violence. "I'm ready to go. I'm ready to move," said Washington. The three officers involved in the incident have been placed on routine paid administrative leave pending the investigation.This was the department's third officer involved shooting this year.
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The End of the World Makes Sense in 'Bastion'
The multiple endings in Bastion all feel like natural conclusions to the story.
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'Bastion': Putting Character Back into Indie Arcade
Bastion is a grandiose science fantasy with a rustic twang steeped in the mythic Old West.
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Moving Pixels Podcast: Exploring the Alien Frontier of 'Bastion'
It's high noon at the Moving Pixels blog as the podcast crew set their sights on Supergiant Games's charming Western action RPG, Bastion.
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"Ten years ago I gave the first Neff beanies away to the top snow athletes in the world at Park City Mountain Resort," said Neff, in a press release. "Now to have the opportunity to make the sweetest shred park in the world at one of the greatest mountains is truly an honor. Never have a brand and a resort come together to create a one-of-a-kind experience such as Neff Land."
Neff Land first opened for the 2012-2013 season. It is now a well-integrated part of Park City Mountain Resort's "I Ride Park City" freestyle community. The new park is another notch in the belt of the blossoming scene, which, with its popular Friday Night Jib Fight series, talented team, and star-studded event lineup, has been quick to take root at the resort.
Situated in the King Con mountain zone, skiers and boarders can loop Neff Land using the Eaglet lift. In tune with Park City Mountain Resort tradition, Neff Land is well maintained, with snow carefully groomed into corduroy lines. There is enough space between each jib to allow for spectators and amateur photographers to hang out on the sidelines, while also accommodating the aspiring freeriders who cruise through to take a look before trying out some tricks of their own.
Although Neff Land is the fourth crown jewel in the mountain's collection of parks and pipes, it sure stands out from its sisters. Conceptualized by company's very own design team, Neff Land channels the brand's unique urban style with a funky "Candy Land" theme. With candy cane rails, snow cone jibs, cupcake features and cotton-candy-colored rails, the park is so well designed, the white snow almost looks like powdered sugar.
But, that's not the only reason Neff calls it the "sweetest park on Earth."
While Neff Land's features are marked Medium-Small, the skiers and snowboarders frolicking in the park certainly caught some big air. One boarder nailed a frontside 360, a skier aced his way down a rail, and, with a blonde ponytail bobbing in the air, another let out a holler as she soared over a massive jump, nailing the landing. Clearly, Neff Land is sure to satisfy any freestyle skier's sugarplum dreams.
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A woman had to be airlifted to hospital after a crash in North Yorkshire on Saturday.
The incident happened near Castle Howard when a car collided with a tree at around 12:30pm. A 23-year-old woman suffered abdominal and shoulder injuries, and was flown to the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.
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This is horrible news... Bella Vista was easily my favorite restaurant of all time! :'(
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We are crushed....this was by far one of our families favorite places. The view, the food, the service -- all fantastic. We started taking our daughter there when she was 3 (now 14) -- table number 7! It was the only table we ever sat at....so sad.
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We had our wedding there in 2010 and it was the best experience. I wish I would have known to give it one last hurrah.


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The candidate with the most robust campaign infrastructure, combined with the right messaging, has typically won in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
But across the three lead off states, there's a subdued feeling among Old Guard Republicans as they prepare to raise the curtain on their party's nominating contest. The traditional harvest of yard signs has thinned as campaigns place their focus on social media, debate preparation and strategic outreach.
Rather than energetic grassroots politicking, the GOP contest has been defined so far by the dozen or so television debates between the eight leading candidates. In South Carolina, some Republicans are grumbling about the weakest organizational showing they've seen since the state became Southern kingmaker in 1980. Strategists in the Granite State, meanwhile, say the mechanics of the campaigns are on par with past cycles, but the rhythm has slowed considerably.
Prior to Herman Cain's abrupt withdrawal from the field, we canvassed some of our own insiders in each state, asked the campaigns for their internal numbers and came up with an operational tip sheet to help you grade each candidate's ground game.
These figures could fluctuate in the coming days as Cain's former staffers seek to join rival campaigns. Or not, because as one South Carolina operative put it: "They are responsible for what is quite possibly the worst presidential campaign in history.
"I can't imagine a campaign hiring any of Herman Cain's staff," the unaffiliated operative added.
Michele Bachmann: Given her Waterloo roots, Bachmann has spent more time here than anywhere else and it's basically a must-win. She maintains her most robust organization in Iowa, which helped her win the Ames straw poll and gives her a real shot to capture the Evangelical crowd if she can jumpstart her bid.
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Newt Gingrich: He had six staffers here in June, but they joined the Gingrich mass exodus. He's since rehired some staff, including Craig Schoenfeld, who had a stint with the Perry camp. Gingrich plans a big expansion here in the coming weeks.
Offices: One Paid staff: Two to four
Ron Paul: Paul's fan base has grown since a fifth place finish in 2008 and he could sneak up on his rivals. Some supporters have integrated into the state party structure, even in far-flung counties like Linn. That's embodied in his vice chairman, A.J. Spiker, who formerly led the Story County GOP.
Offices: At least one Paid staff: Five to 10
Rick Perry: Perry has mounted a serious effort in Iowa, attracting top local talent in the form of consultant Robert Haus and others. He's recruiting a volunteer "strike force" from around the country to work with precinct-level organizers on caucus night.
Offices: One Paid staff: 10
Mitt Romney: Romney was embarrassed in Iowa after investing heavily there in 2008 only to finish second. He hasn't built much of an organization this time around, instead focusing on New Hampshire. Still, he's retained some staff from 2008, notably consultant Sara Craig.
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Rick Santorum: Santorum had a kind of 9-9 plan when it came to Iowa, campaigning in all the state's 99 counties. Unclear if he'll be able to tap into the Evangelical base that supported Huckabee in 2008. He hasn't attracted big-name talent in Iowa. Put his faith in attorney Cody Brown to lead the state effort.
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Attention all Graduate Students and Recent Graduates: The AAPA Career Development Committee is presenting a session at the Minneapolis meeting entitled "How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal." A panel of experts will provide valuable tips and insights for obtaining a dissertation improvement grant or your first research grant.
The panelists are:
Kaye Reed (National Science Foundation)
Leslie Aiello (Wenner-Gren Foundation)
Paddy Moore (LSB Leakey Foundation)
When: Saturday, April 16, 2011, from 12-2pm
Where: Directors Row 2
It's a Brownbag Session, so bring your lunch!
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When: Saturday, April 16, from 5-6pm
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OVERTON railway station could be given a new ticket office.
Network Rail has applied to the borough council for permission to install the office at the station in Station Hill.
There is currently a small cabin at the station which is manned from 7am to 9.20am Mondays to Fridays.
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"It's pretty obvious that there's actual cord-cutting going on in the U.S.," Brahm Eiley, president of Convergence Consulting, said in an interview with Bloomberg.
It was estimated that roughly 930,000 customers cut the cord in 2012, for a total of 3.58 million subscribers since 2008. There are other families that make up a completely different group of the population and those are zero TV families.
They don't have pay for traditional TV.
They probably are spending their time more wisely reading, playing board games with their children and participating in various other social activities, like actually talking to one another.
I applaud them for this but, for one, I am not that extreme; and two, I at least have to watch the news so I know what is happening in the outside world.
And, while there are not many options out for there for live sports, I am hoping that will someday become an option. In fact I am proposing an idea to the cable and satellite providers.
I will pay for your service if -- and only if -- I can pick and choose the channels I want to pay for. Do we have a deal?
Surely they have the technology to cater to my likes. Let's face it, just how we watch and consume our programming has drastically changed over the years. Also changing is where and when people are watching programs.
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I planted several different types of melons this year. I thought I would critique the Savor Hybrid Charentais melon.
Meat. Close to raw potato quality. Firm to slightly hard.
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Our requirement is to read data from a few excel cells into wd java app.
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Drake's Jolly Rodger - Drake's Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 34 | Reviews: 29 | Display Reviews Only:
3.25/5 rDev -21.1%
02-24-2014 20:38:40 | More by Adamostella
4/5 rDev -2.9%
02-06-2014 19:54:34 | More by BlueEyedAlien
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
11-19-2012 17:58:46 | More by yoitsarch
4/5 rDev -2.9%
09-22-2012 21:50:42 | More by t0rin0
4.48/5 rDev +8.7%
A barrel-aged version of the 09 Jolly Roger? How can I say no?
This poured a dark, ruddy brown color. There's a just-shy of being tart aroma to this, with a flavor that is a kiss of tartness on the lips. Some bourbon coconut notes, perhaps from being barrel-aged, with no noticeable hop presence. More tart than bitter, and an interesting experience.
02-29-2012 19:32:16 | More by elNopalero
4.5/5 rDev +9.2%
02-25-2012 06:51:30 | More by shelby415
4.38/5 rDev +6.3%
poured from a bomber into my arrogant bastard pint glass, the body is an orange caramel color, very clear with nice carbonation rising throughout. The head is a healthy two fingers of tan creamyness, reminds me of the golden-brown color of a perfectly roasted marshmellow.
The smell is quite hoppy, the distinguished sweet orange floral part due to the cascade and the more pungent wooded bitterness from the chinook, what a great hop combination. The malt scents linger in the background bringing up aromas of brown sugar, and a nice toasted hazelnut.
The taste is great, full, and with multiple stages. It starts off nice with the floral aroma hops going all out for a nice refresher to the palate. This is followed by a growing malty flavor of thick honey maple syrup combined with buttered rye toast. After the first two stages have lulled you into a sense of security you discover your folly and get a nice wallop of bitter chinook hops to the taste buds. The bitterness comes from a nice planty, piney, spicey type of taste, it doesn't remind me of anything in particular though.
The mouthfeel is solid, just about the only thing that lets you know that this guy is an 8.0%er. Thick maltyness combines with mild carbonation to produce something very smooth, creamy, and refreshing.
Extremely drinkable, each bitter aftertaste lingers on and entices you to the next sip, I keep trying to define that bitterness in there but am unable to do so.
Perfect name on this guy also, it lulls you into thinking your safe just like a pirate ship with a fake flag up on it so it can get close. Then all of a sudden you're taken by surprise when you get a nice hop-smack in the face just like when the pirates lower the fake flag and fly the real one.
12-08-2010 04:58:06 | More by dwilson01
4.2/5 rDev +1.9%
Pours a nice amber/orange with a nice dense white head with a multitude of different sized bubbles. Smells like pungent earthy wilderness greenery. Nice bit of pine, and a slight hint of a fruity malt profile.
Tastes great. Very good way to wind down after a crazy day at work. Unlike the nose, malt comes first, and in a big way. Its followed by a spicy, herb infused hop bomb with a shit ton of bitterness lingering in the background.
Has a full body, and at 8% who'da though otherwise? The finish is dominated by hops, even tropical flavors, which did not appear on the nose, but overall, a damn fine DIPA.
Pretty apparent 8%er but its raining, I walked about a quarter mile from work to my truck and the last thing I want is a beer I can't feel! CHEERS DRAKE!
12-06-2010 07:18:18 | More by slayer3604
4.72/5 rDev +14.6%
Poured 2010 Jolly Rodger Imperial Red into an over-sized wine glass.
A: Dark copper. Big tan colored head with strong lacing.
N: Pine and grapefruit.
T/M: Spicy piny, earthy, citrusy. Carbonation is nice on the tongue. Thick and chewy. light malt backbone, which becomes more prominent as the beer warms (as does the alcohol), but always remains in the background; this beer is almost more like an IPA except that there the malt has a much more caramelized flavor to it.
EXCELLENT beer! I may have to contact the brewery to see if I can get a keg!
11-29-2010 23:24:43 | More by peacebone116
4.35/5 rDev +5.6%
22 oz bottle, the cute-looking label indicates the 2010 version to be an imperial red ale; 8% abv.
Poured into my Stone RIS snifter, color looks a very dark ruby red, a lovely head surfaced as well. Lacing braced against the side of glass like continuous images from the Rorschach test.
Smells full of hop, a bit musty.
The taste is very hoppy, very much like an IPA. I did not detect much of the "red" aspect, minimal malt support actually. This could pass for a DIPA anytime.
I love the taste, and drinks very smooth. But the taste should be bit malty for an imperial red even though the color differs. But that's a minor complaint because it's very delicious.
11-22-2010 19:14:14 | More by vince4953529
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -2.9%
Poured from a bottle, this beer presents with a dense, foamy head and a dark, amber/red color. The beer has a sweet caramel and molasses smell, with a nice undertone of scotch (hence the name). The beer carries a rich, malty taste, with hints of fruit in the aftertaste. Flavors similar to some barleywines. Very drinkable in moderation, and we found that it actually tastes more full and flavorful at room temperature.
11-20-2010 06:26:45 | More by GarthDanielson
4.08/5 rDev -1%
On-tap at Blue Palms Brewhouse. Served in a generic wide-mouth tulip.
Liquid is a very dark burgandy with ruby highlights, topped by thick cream-tinged ivory foam - leaving soapy lacing in its wake.
Rich caramel malt and peat smoke aromatics. Light toast, and a hint of raisins.
Tobacco, figs, prunes, lots of floral notes, rich buttery caramel on the palate. Heavy malts balanced nicely by lightly bitter zesty hops. Finishes relatively dry with a touch of bitterness and grass.
Medium-light bodied, well carbonated, and warming.
A very good example of the style, though lacking a little character compared to the best Wee Heavies.
01-12-2010 06:27:42 | More by augustgarage
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
ontap, Rogue Alehouse in San Francisco
cellphone notes
appearance: served in a standard pint, amber hued mahogany body, creamy tan head
smell: chocolatey, caramel, milk chocolate, roasted malt, figs, toffee
taste: really nice beer from Drake's - creamy caramel, toffee, big roasted malts, spruce and citrus peel hops, layers and layers of flavor
mouthfeel: creamy, sweet, and big bodied
drinkability: good
01-02-2010 00:30:05 | More by dirtylou
4.03/5 rDev -2.2%
On tap at the Hopyard in San Ramon. Served in a pint glass. From notes 12/08/09.
Body is a very dark but clean brown color with ruby tones at the edges. Forms a very small tan head of loose bubbles that fades fairly quickly leaving only a small ring of foam along the sides of the glass.
Nose puts off tons of roasted malt and chocolate and an unexpectedly vinous dessert wine character. There's also a fairly healthy dose of hops for the style, which is pretty typical of this brewer. They seem to really love the aroma hops.
Flavor follows with a nice dose of sweet fruity esters but I'm not entirely sure I can identify which fruits for some reason, seems to lean slightly toward the citrus more than the dark fruits you might expect. There are hints of alcohol and an interesting slightly spicy herbal finish which compliments the still very present roasted malt character well.
This pour had medium to low carbonation. You can tell you're drinking a bigger beer due to the minor heat in the feel but it's not enough to be distracting. Even so, I find myself really taking awhile finishing this one glass. Obviously not a session beer.
Very interesting brew. While not exactly the best Wee Heavy I've tried it was very well done and a nice alternative to the usual Winter Warmer many brewers do for a seasonal this time of year. I found this highly enjoyable as an after work beer on this unusually cold day. If it wasn't for the high importance of appearance on this site my score would be even higher.
12-08-2009 21:41:24 | More by berkey
4.22/5 rDev +2.4%
2008 edition on-tap at Barclay's for their Christmas in July celebration. Pours reddish brown with a thin, tight head that fades to a thin cap that leaves some lacing. Smells quite malty with some piney hops tossed in and some light maple and soy notes in the finish. The taste is similar. This tastes a good deal like an old ale, which is no surprise given its strength and its being aged for a year, with a still firm malt backbone, some sherry notes, but still quite hoppy with some pine notes. Very well integrated by this point, and not at all tired. Quite good.
08-08-2009 21:15:39 | More by Georgiabeer
4.08/5 rDev -1%
Pours a nice red/copper color with a small bubbly off white head that quickly dissipates into a few bubbles rimming the glass.
The smell of this brew is awesome. I was not expecting the epic battle between hops & sweet malt here. The hops come strong with pine, spruce, tropical aromas. Malt aint no joke either with some sweet toffee & fruitiness. Bravo. I could put my nose in this glass all night.
Sweet caramel maltiness up front, nice citric hoppiness, fruity, tropical, faint smokiness, all these flavors balance nicely for a really tasty brew. Yeah.
Medium to full, moderate carbonation, warming booze, lingering great taste.
A big & flavorfull brew. A couple pints is a good serving for one sitting.
I really enjoy this beer. Unique, well made, & really tasty.
01-28-2009 01:35:48 | More by bbothen
4/5 rDev -2.9%
12oz bottle shared courtesy of jasonmech77. Poured a medium orange color with a small sized off white head. Aromas of caraml, grapefruit skins, oranges, and some pine. Tastes of caramel, grapefruit, oranges and melons. Light alcohol in the finish.
Notes from 3/2/07
11-12-2008 14:20:28 | More by hopdog
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -10.7%
A 250 ml, $11 bottle. Bold scotch taste, creamy mouthfeel. Strong stuff, no weaknesses. Wonder what it would be aged. Carmel ball, a wee toasted. Good example of style, but is it worth the wee heavy pricetag? Certainly warming alcohol, a good winter warmer.
04-22-2008 05:42:22 | More by Sammy
4.08/5 rDev -1%
Poured into a pint glass at the Englander in San Leandro. Pour is dark brown with no head remaining when it reached my table. Smell is of dark fruits and roasted malt. Taste is of prunes, molasses and some alcohol peaking through. A true malt bomb, but not cloying. I enjoyed this beer, but couldnt see myself drinking too many in a night.
02-23-2008 19:15:08 | More by jwolfie70
4.05/5 rDev -1.7%
On tap at The Red in Santa Cruz.
10 oz pour. Body is a very dark brown. Head is 1 finger tall and a creamy beige. Very nice lacing.
Aroma is chocolatey with a bit of smoke and dark fruit.
Flavor consists of chocolate and fig, with molasses and smoke notes.
Body is full enough to support the richness of flavor here. A little overcarbonated however.
01-29-2008 22:03:58 | More by illidurit
3.15/5 rDev -23.5%
on tap @ Pizza Port in Carlsbad, CA
A- deep copper brew under 1 finger of off white foam, good retention, film lacing
S- toffee, malt sweetness, alcohol
T- scent betrays what lies here, hop are quite aggressive throughout, mostly grassy hop, toasted grains, candied caramel, toffee and alcohol(stars in finish)
M- full body that is hot and coarse at finish
D- smells great but not easily drinkable (in my opinion), alcohol is too harsh and the flavors before it to not make battling the alcohol worth it
01-27-2008 03:09:49 | More by tonistruth
3.98/5 rDev -3.4%
Pint at Pizza Port Carlsbad for about five dollars, they listed this at 9.75% and called it a double red rather than a scotch ale
Color was a very dark red, almost brown, I could barely see through the body when held up to the light, impressive appearance, small off white head that settled rather quickly, not much retention but some nice sticky lacing
Smell was extremely hoppy, similar to dry IPA, also got hints of dark fruit, particularly raisins, dried berries, some toffee and caramel malt, somewhat floral hoppiness as well
Taste was not like any other wee heavy style beer I have had if it really is one, most similar thing I have had to this is Ballast Point's Tongue Buckler and this was much better than I remember that being, some piney hoppiness right up front with a big malty finish that is rather chewy, some sweet malty flavors came about once it warmed, not as much fruit in the taste than there was in the smell, nicely balanced overall and the bitterness really made this one stand out
Body was super thick and had just the right amount of carbonation, just wish the taste would have lasted longer, especially when it had as dry of a finish that it did
Could not drink too much of this mainly because of how filling it is, it is rather strong too and right around ten percent alcohol, another pint might have been pushing this, can taste the alcohol during the last few sips as well
This had been on my wants list since I joined the site and I was very excited to see it as one of the guest taps here during my quick stop, best beer I have tasted from Drake's yet, will pick some of this up in the future if I come across some bottles, would be interesting to see what this would do with some age while the hops mellowed out, highly recommended
01-18-2008 04:32:09 | More by Floydster
3.8/5 rDev -7.8%
On tap at Main Street Brewing Company in Pleasanton, CA as a guest beer.
A-dark amber color, slight chill haze that cleared up as it warmed up, full pint wiht no head, bartender did this
S-malty carmel and biscuit, green and pney hops, alcohol esters carry dried fruits like raisons and prunes
T-very malty and sweet carmel malts are domonant, biscuit malts also ghere. pine and green hops come through ion the middle. Hoppier than I expect for a wee haevy but it is welcome.
M-medium body. a little thin, given the strong malt presence. nice even carbonation
D-I could have two but the ABV will become an issue after that
04-06-2007 20:00:19 | More by jackorain
4.38/5 rDev +6.3%
Orange amber color was semi clear. Head was well formed but disapated fairly quickly, lacing was scarce. Wow what a wonderful aroma this beer had. Fresh piney nose is so inviting, some citrus notes too. Same piney hops are on the palate along with grapefruit and a little orange. A decadent beer that needs to be nursed. it's very strong but very drinkable. Suzanne kept stealing some sips from my pint. Very nice beer.
02-25-2007 05:08:25 | More by Mark
4.3/5 rDev +4.4%
SOLID ! A hammer ! Two or three of these would make for trouble. But anyway, only nitpick item was a quickly dying tan head. Other than that great scotch ale.
Deep clear mahogany brown. Chocolate malt in the aroma. Quaff had these and notes of anise, and bourbon malts, just plain tasty. Very rich and robust brew almost creamy. GREAT sippin frosty, just some subtle hints of alcohol behind the taste curtain. Again, excellent.
Thanks be to lou91 for the opportunity.
04-25-2006 13:00:52 | More by Vancer
Drake's Jolly Rodger from Drake's Brewing Co.
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- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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Stepping off the elevator and into Sandarac A606 oceanfront condo, will make you feel as though you are in the clouds. The views are breathtaking! Panoramic views will have you gazing at the sea and sand for miles. This condo is beautifully appointed in crisp, clean hues of white, blue, green and yellow. The condo emits elegance throughout. With the Gulf of Mexico and white sugar sand beach as its backdrop you will be constantly reminded that you are in a Florida paradise.
As you enter the condo, the kitchen is located to your immediate right. It has plenty of prep space with an additional butcher block, and convenient stool for any chief's helper. A refrigerator large enough for a week's worth of groceries, stove and microwave make it easy to eat in. The large kitchen window overlooking the front of the complex provides great lighting while cooking. The pass through area over the kitchen sink allows you to cook, entertain, and still catch those beach views.
The tiled living and dining room are open concept, perfect to enjoy the large walls of windows that offer panoramic views. The round dining table comfortably seats 4 with additional seating for 3 at the breakfast table. The living room, in white wicker and sunny colors comfortably, seats 6. The leather lounger and ottoman welcomes your tired feet. The flat screen TV and wifi/internet will certainly meet your outside world needs. If your stay with us isn't "no work and all play" or if you simply want to catch up on work or stay in touch with friends and family, a spacious workspace desk is conveniently located in the corner of this open concept living space. It offers million dollar views of the Gulf of Mexico and will definitely be a perk if you "have to" work.
On vacation, who wants the day to end? At some point you have to rest and refuel for another day of sun and sand! Welcome to the A606 oasis. This condo has one guest room. This room features a bunk bed and matching twin to sleep 3. Plenty of dresser and closet space accommodate purchases and those packed items. Sit on the carpeted floor or hop on a bed to watch TV on your in-room TV. A full bath with plenty of marble counter space easily services both the guests who spend the night, and those just visiting for the day. The Master bedroom welcomes you with a private bath on your left as you enter into a large open air suite. The king size bed is well appointed in beautiful linens and companion night stands. This room is neat and orderly. There's plenty of storage in the dresser and armoire. A lovely makeup vanity frees up the bath counter top and allows you to sit and relax as you get ready to start your day or evening. Kick your shoes off and sink into the carpet. Turn on your favorite TV program on the wall flat screen TV. It's all about winding down.
The Sandarac condo complex is perfectly located near our island movie theater and Santini Plaza where you'll find several restaurants, shops and even an ice cream parlor to enjoy. Two banks are located nearby and if you forgot a toiletry at home or simply want to pick out a post card, CVS is steps away.
For our guests with allergies this condo is both smoke free and pet free. Your own private in-condo washer and dryer are also included with your stay, making laundry a breeze. Of course you'll also enjoy the in-ground heated pool, located on the beach side, for cooling off from those warm walks on the beach.
The view, sun and sand, and the conveniences of everyday life so close by, make Sandarac A606 the perfect get away location. Make it yours today!
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