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Barrel Aged Gonzo Imperial Porter - Flying Dog Brewery
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Reviews by TooleBurger:
4.4/5 rDev +6.3%
I was lucky enough to catch this one on draft at Monk's in Philly.
It had a coffee / bourbon aroma which I really enjoyed. my only complaint is that it is a bit strong. You could really tell the difference between the aged version and your normal Gonzo. It went down pretty smooth, but you have to be careful not to have too many of these bad boys or you will be on the floor.
It poured a nice, dark brown with minimal head. It was a little bubbly in my mouth.
Overall I really enjoyed it. Again, you can only have a few of these in one sitting.
01-27-2009 17:44:29 | More by TooleBurger
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North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
Poured into a nonic a near pitch black except for ruby highlights when held to the light,a fluffy one finger toasted almond colored head atop that stuck like glue to the glass.A mix of toasted oak,roasted nut,and bitter chocolate in the nose,a great mix,quite rich.Flavors have a buttery and burnt element to them intertwined with some vanilla,black licorice, and wood,the wood really lingers in the finish.Smooth and full this beer is rich and a bit of a sipper but its really a niced oaked Baltic porter.
11-10-2010 02:34:41 | More by oberon
3.03/5 rDev -26.8%
Many thanks to John for this birthday treat. Aged in my cellar for about 5 months before consumption.
Appearance: Nearly black-brown body with cherry hues and a brown head.
Aroma: Dark chocolate, some boozy woody notes, a decent amount of piney hops, and pinches of vanilla and rum.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Boozy. Astringent. Thick. Well, strike that, aggressively carbonated. Needs more time to mellow but still offers some booze soaked chocolate covered cherry sort of notes and some whiskey flavor that I dont mind too much. Molasses and charcoal. Lacks cohesiveness.
Drinkability: Low. I couldnt finish more than a half bottle by myself if I tried. With time, I think this would improve a bit.
01-08-2008 18:39:31 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.95/5 rDev -4.6%
A: Dark brown, almost black. A small beige head that settles quickly and leaves minimal lacings.
S: Not as powerful as I had hoped. The bourbon dominates with notes of oak and vanilla. Some fresh fruity notes as well. Smooth roasted malts and chocolate in the background.
T: The taste is fairly sweet with bourbon, almonds, vanilla and oak on top of a mildly roasted malty backbone with notes of chocolate and a hint of coffee. A fresh fruity note in the taste as well. The finish is mildly bitter with notes of wood and warmin bourbon-like alcohol.
M: Medium to full body. I would have liked some more carbonation and a slightly smoother mouthfeel.
D: I really like the regular Gonzo, but was not overwhelmed by this one. It wasn't as powerful as I had hoped for and the bourbon takes over slightly too much. But it's still a good beer and I liked it.
09-20-2009 21:28:02 | More by ricke
4/5 rDev -3.4%
05-25-2012 19:41:56 | More by ricksrealm
3.73/5 rDev -9.9%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine June 2007.
What happens when you age Gonzo Imperial Porter for three months in Stranahan's Colorado Whiskey barrels? This beer.
To call this "opaque black" would be an understat- ment. Its crown is a massive foam head that rises three to four fingers in height and takes an eternity to settle; but as it does, traces are left behind. Aroma is roasty, with layers of wood, chocolate, burnt raisin, vanilla and an oaky sourness. "Smooth" would be an understatement, too--this beer is silky and fluffy on the palate, but what lies beneath is not: an acrid roastiness that sharpens the deeper you quaff. Flavors or coffee, brownie, wood, juicy ripened raisins and earth also come into play. Nice back note of caramel, too. Oak flavors blend with the roasted characters, exaggerating the sharpness a bit more and giving it a raw and green twang. Notes of whiskey only become detectable as the beer warms, residing for the most part within the retro-olfaction alcoholic fumes and the lingering semi-boozy and spicy finish.
Personally, the fact that the whiskey is subtle is nice, but Wild Dog seems to be a bit over-carbonated--which tends to lift and displace many of the beer's po- tential nuances off the palate. Overall, though, this is a tasty treat from the wood meant for a snifter at room temperature, which is when this beer really opens up.
09-27-2010 18:41:48 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.08/5 rDev -1.4%
Deep dark black pour with a two finger bubbly tan head on top. Nice retention as well. Aromas of dark malts with good chocolate accents. Slightly roasty with big oaky, whiskey scents throughout. Some dark fruity notes and a touch of hops in the background.
First sip brings a smooth roasted maltiness upfront. Real nice chocolate flavors move in with a touch of coffee as well. A note of dark fruits flows into a bold, oaky, woody flavor. As it goes down the whiskey comes in even more. Finishes off smooth with a touch of bitterness. Quite nice. Lingering whiskey on the end.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy. Medium body with good carbonation. Quite easy drinking and tasty for a 9.5% abv brew. Overall, a tasty barrel aged brew that does go over the top with the barrel flavors. I'm glad I bought one of these when I saw it.
01-24-2008 02:53:27 | More by orbitalr0x
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
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4/5 rDev -3.4%
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5/5 rDev +20.8%
11-21-2011 02:34:34 | More by Britton
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
07-22-2014 14:21:29 | More by megamass
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
02-02-2013 03:39:32 | More by Jason
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
04-19-2014 16:52:44 | More by mctizzz
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
06-09-2013 00:56:07 | More by reitzbrewing
4.43/5 rDev +7%
Thank to Exiled for sharing this 1-liter hand bottle.
The beer pours a dark brown to black color with a tan head. The aroma is heavy on the bourbon and chocolate with the slightest bit of soy sauce. The flavor is chocolate, oak, bourbon and vanilla. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. An excellent barrel-aged beer.
06-19-2010 04:58:26 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev -3.4%
12-07-2012 19:42:42 | More by ryancl
4.33/5 rDev +4.6%
Bottle from Holiday Wine Cellar. Pours dark brown, nearly black, with a thick brown head. Beautiful roasted chocolate, nuts, leather, and whiskey in the nose. Velvety mouthfeel. Incredible taste. Blended cocoa, vanilla, bourbon, oak, smoke, and roasted malt. This beer alone redeems all the other overrated Flying Dogs I've paid too much for.
12-08-2008 23:14:55 | More by magictrokini
4.1/5 rDev -1%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
A dark brown with a thin light brown head. Nice webbing and sticky lacing down the glass.
The nose is really this beer's best characteristic. There's a lot of chocolate, sweet caramel, roasted malt, and a warm bourbon presence.
The flavor is very similar to the nose but I think the alcohol is just a touch too hot and holds a little too much presence. The sweet caramel, toffee, and sweet malts are all still delicious, though they're hidden a touch by the barrel aging process.
Medium bodied.
A really delicious and interesting sipper. An interesting beer. Nothing something I could drink huge quantities of, but a really good bourbon barrel aged porter.
06-19-2011 01:47:11 | More by ehammond1
4.38/5 rDev +5.8%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice.
Appearance: Pours a dark oily black with a moderate amount of bubbles. About one finger of tan head that quickly fades away. Leaves a decent amount of lacing around the glass.
Smell: A rich, sweet, and roasty dark aroma with big whiskey barrel hints. Upfront barrel scent with hints of bourbon whiskey, vanilla, oak, and wood. Dark roasted barley malts with hints of sweet chocolate, coffee, caramel, toffee, burnt toast, biscuit, grains, smoke, and yeast. Sweet hints of burnt molasses and syrup. Dark fruit hints of dark cherry, raisin, and prune. Hints of booze as well. A very good rich aroma.
Taste: As rich as it smells, a sweet and roasty dark taste with a big barrel presence. Big barrel taste upfront with notes of bourbon whiskey, sweet vanilla, oak, and wood. Dark roasted barley malts with notes of sweet chocolate, coffee bean, burnt caramel, toffee, toast, smoke, biscuit, grains, and yeast. Sweet syrupy taste of burnt molasses along with a little anise. Undertones of dark fruit with notes of raisin, dark cherry, and prune. A little taste of booze also. A very good dark and rich taste.
Mouthfeel: Full bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Rich, creamy, syrupy, and somewhat sticky. A little alcohol heat is felt.
Overall: A very good imperial take on a Porter. Good rich chocolate notes with a very good whiskey barrel presence.
11-10-2013 07:46:14 | More by MattyG85
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
Pours pitch black, with a huge, thick, milk chocolate head. smells incredible: dark, bitter-sweet chocolate, brandy (whiskey barrel aging, I suppose), and rich roasted coffee stand out to me. The taste is sweet chocolate, vanilla, a hint of sour whiskey and coffee, with a touch of lemon (?). The mouthfeel is velvety, smooth, and satisfying. This great stuff, but definitely a slow sipper. Perfect warmer for those cold nights.
03-22-2008 03:37:57 | More by kingjames1
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
Dark brown to black pour, good cream tan head to it. Coats the glass. Good whiskey aroma, smells a little hot.
Minimal smokiness, really around the right amount for my tastes, chocolate, more liquor whiskeyish taste but this time without the alcohol heat. Thick. Barely any sweetness here. Keeps the baltic porter things like smoke and sweetness tame, while amps the barrel aged stout stuff (thickness, liquor, wood). Drop some licorice and mild sour component in it as well the brewer thought possibly. Can't forget the vanilla.
Plenty carbonated, was glad I drank this last out of the tasters provided at the Bruery Provisions.
09-28-2011 00:25:28 | More by Beerandraiderfan
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
11-05-2012 21:46:33 | More by SPRichard
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
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4/5 rDev -3.4%
01-11-2014 23:50:24 | More by Zonian1
4.15/5 rDev +0.2%
(Served in a snifter)
A- This beer pours a jet black body with a thick light tan head that is three times the size of the body. The head last and last and the body is too dense to see any carbonation.
S- This beer has a big fresh oak nose with some spicy bourbon notes and a hint of wet fresh rain.
T- The dry smoky bourbon flavor is followed nice rich coco notes with chocolate malt and a hint of prunes. There are also notes of slightly sweet brown sugar and cream with some light granny smith apple notes. The finish has a dry white raisin note with the fusel note of bourbon.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a creamy texture and a fusel alcohol heat in the finish.
D- This is a big beer with a nice blend of flavors. The malt flavors increase when warm while the bourbon gets softer. This is a big porter with accents of barrel aging not the other way around which is common for many Barrel Aged Porters.
06-22-2007 01:38:34 | More by rhoadsrage
Barrel Aged Gonzo Imperial Porter from Flying Dog Brewery
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The ({\em classical}, {\em small quantum}, {\em equivariant}) cohomology ring of the grassmannian $G(k,n)$ is generated by certain derivations operating on an exterior algebra of a free module of rank $n$ ( Schubert calculus on a Grassmann algebra). Our main result gives, in a unified way, a presentation of all such cohomology rings in terms of generators and relations. Using results of Laksov and Thorup, it also provides a presentation of the universal factorization algebra of a monic polynomial of degree $n$ into the product of two monic polynomials, one of degree $k$.
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Make your own discoveries during our delightful extension in Bordeaux. Meander from the city's stately 18th-century heart to the quays along the Garonne River. Trace the history of the wine trade in this long-time center of world-renowned vintages. Take a local train from Bordeaux to the coastal area of Arcachon, where you might visit the largest sand dune in Europe, Dune du Pyla. Or embark a boat from the jetty Thiers to various locales within the Bassin d'Arcachon. For wine buffs, the famous appellations of Pauillac and Margaux in the Médoc region lie just north of Bordeaux. There are many vineyards where you can visit and taste some of the famous wines
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After breakfast you have the day free to continue exploring. You may wish to join a local walking tour organized by the tourist office that passes some of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of this grand city, or follow more of the self-guided routes.
Bordeaux boasts several world-renowned museums. You can satisfy your curiosity about wine by visiting the Vinorama, a wax museum with 'talking' displays that chronicle the history of Bordeaux wine; or the Bordeaux Wines Museum, which exhibits the history of the city's wine merchants.
For art lovers, the Museum of Fine Arts has a vast collection from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Among the many works by French and European artists, you can see Delacroix's famous painting La Grece Sur Les Ruines De Missolonghi. The Museum of Modern Art exhibits contemporary works and often presents concerts or performances. The Museum of Decorative Arts features classic furniture, decorative paintings, and sculptures.
The Natural History Museum exhibits animals and fossils from the region. The Museum of Aquitaine chronicles pre-history to modern times. There's also the Center Jean Moulin, a museum dedicated to World War II's Resistance and "Free France" movements.
Day 2 - Independent exploration of Bordeaux
Today you may wish to board a local train from Bordeaux to the coastal area of Arcachon. Here you'll delight in a real beach resort atmosphere. Boats run from the jetty Thiers to various spots within the Bassin d'Arcachon. Or visit the largest sand dune in Europe, Dune du Pyla, just south of Arcachon. Standing at over 300 feet, a journey to the summit by stairway is a must. You might even see schools of bottlenose dolphins and porpoises playing offshore.
If you wish to visit more vineyards, try the famous appellations of Pauillac and Margaux north in the Médoc rouge region just north of Bordeaux. Many vineyards offer tours and tastings. Or stay closer to the city and take the tram line A to the botanical gardens on the opposite side of the River La Garonne.
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Monday, Labor Day, 2012
We had no problem enjoying our extended weekend with a family mountain escape to the largest freshwater, natural lake in Colorado. The lake is not very big, but the area is gorgeous. My favorite spot.
Waking up Saturday morning, we were greeted with this beautiful scene from our front deck. I could not inhale enough of the crisp, fresh mountain air. The kids got a good deal of play time in that little beach below.
One, two, three, JUMP!
And, we enjoyed this little boat ride.
We also took a bike ride to a small hike and played in the river some more. I think we could've played at this spot all day.
It seemed as if time stood still. No one complained of being hungry, tired, or uncomfortable. Bliss.
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Things are starting to get a bit dated at Robert E. Lee High School in Staunton. The school was built in the '60s, and the building hasn't kept up with the times.
As problems started adding up over the years, school leaders decided to hire a firm to study the building and make a recommendation on whether to renovate or build a new high school. Tuesday night, a public forum was held to gain input from the community.
"It's a constant battle trying to keep things functional in this building so it's safe for kids and environmentally under control for kids, and a pleasant place to be. It's hard," said Mark Rowicki, the school's principal.
Rowicki is hoping things will soon change at Lee High School. For one thing, the building is not energy-efficient.
"There's no sealing in there and there's nothing they can do to make it sealed. That's just the way it was built back in 1967. It's old, the building needs a lot of work," he said.
The same goes for the windows.
"If I close the window, you still got a gap right here for the wind to blow through and if you stand, for example, in the cafeteria on a windy day, the windows are closed but you can still feel the wind coming through. And it's cold," Rowicki said.
Not to mention the poor air control.
"In the wintertime, it'll roast you because it just constantly comes out. It's at a set temperature and in the summertime likewise - when the A/C is working, it'll freeze you out so it's got to constantly turn it on and off."
The walls keep leaking, teachers don't have enough outlets in the classrooms, and for most sports, the kids have to practice and compete off-campus.
Superintendent Linda Reviea says the upcoming facilities study is the time to consider modernizing the school.
"We aren't rushing forward to just say automatically do X, Y, Z; we're saying let's talk to the community, let's talk to our teachers, let's talk to our students and our parents, and give them an opportunity to say, you know, 'what do you see as parts of the current Robert E. Lee that you'd want to preserve? What are some things that you think absolutely need to be changed?'" Reviea said.
That facility study will take about six months to complete. If you missed the meeting Tuesday night, school leaders are still looking for input. They say they'll post an online survey in the next day or two on the website for Staunton City Schools.
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Pamela Strickland uses her position as columnist to tell the Governor-elect to disassociate himself from those of us in the 'gun fringe'. I'm sorry, but I was there when TFA met with him, and he did not adopt any 'fringe' positions. He was very careful to tell us that he supported current TN firearms law. Period. Of course, Pamela goes on to talk about how important it is for him to support liberal causes and 'reach across the aisle'. If TN voters had wanted more 'reaching across the aisle' they would have been indifferent to party affiliation.


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HUNTINGTON, W.Va.- - Junior forward Jenny Borschel and freshman forward Michelle Lavine each had a goal, but it wasn't enough as the JU women's soccer team fell to Duquesne, 5-2, Sunday afternoon at the Marshall Invitational in Huntington, W.Va. The Dukes outshot the Dolphins 18 to 13.
"It wasn't a bad effort for our first game," said head coach Chris Kouns. "We showed very well and I was pleased with the way we moved the ball."
Duquesne (1-0) took the lead first when Shannon Rengers scored on a far corner shot at the 33:47 mark in the first half. The Dukes extended their lead later in the half to 2-0 with Audra Mathews scoring on a cross at the 14: 04 mark.
The Dolphins (0-1) started to battle back in the second half with Lavine scoring her first career goal as a Dolphin by a straight shot on a assist from freshman forward Keri Zwikker at the 42:44 frame. Shortly after the goal, Lavine and Zwikker would help assist Borschel on a first goal of the season to help the Dolphins tie the game.
"I was really happy to see our team fight back and score two goals in less than five minutes," said head coach Chris Kouns. "It really gave our team the confidence we needed."
The Dukes would go on to quash the Dolphins scoring attack by adding three more goals to seal up the 5-2 victory.
"Duquesne made us pay for our mistakes," said Kouns. "It is the sign of a well-coached team."
Freshman goalkeeper Leslie Rimer recorded four saves in her start for the Dolphins.
"Leslies Rimer played great for her first time starting in goal, " Kouns said. "I was happy to see all of the freshman play well today. [Keri] Zwikker and Kirby Hutton did a great job today."
"[Jenny] Borschel also played great for us today...she stepped up the plate," said Kouns.
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A CHILDREN'S photography club announced the winners of their competition.
The children in the after-school club from St Josephs School in Burnham took photos with the adults in the Burnham Camera Club choosing the winners.
Joseph Fitzpatrick was the overall winner and received a framed copy of his artistically shot photograph of a towering tree.
Simon Kingwell, head teacher at St Josephs, said: "Our pupils did very well and I would like to say thank you to the Burnham Camera Club for its support. We are looking forward to the club's annual photo exhibition in May."


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The mission of the Alumni Office is to identify and engage the more-than-27,000 alumni and create meaningful opportunities for them to participate in the life of St. Joseph's College. The office works closely with the Alumni Association to help you connect to your fellow alumni.
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St. Andrews Hunter Seat Team earns reserve high point status
Laurinburg, N.C. – The St. Andrews Presbyterian College Hunter Seat team earned reserve high point team status at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association competition held at the St. Andrews Equestrian Center on Saturday.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill finished first with 41 points while St. Andrews earned 39. The finish allows St. Andrews to maintain an eight-point lead in the region.
Audrey Bolte earned the high point rider position for the day ahead of North Carolina State's Marion Price.
St. Andrews was helped by first place finishes by Shiloh Kowlowski in Walk Trot Canter, Tara Algeri in Novice Flat, Jodi Brinn in Novice Flat, Jenn Callahan in Novice Flat, Missy Hughes in Novice Flat, Audrey Bolte in Novice Over Fences, Kayla McBath in Intermediate Flat, Audrey Bolte in Open Flat and Rob Jacobs in Open Flat.
Second place finishes were contributed by Alex King in Walk Trot Canter, Leah Davison in Beginning Walk Trot Canter, Katie Mentzel in Novice Flat, Andrew Michael in Novice Flat, Keli Van Den Heuveal in Intermediate Over Fences and Kim Graves in Open Over Fences.
Third place finishes were contributed by Brittany Powell in Beginning Walk Trot Caner, Angela Gaskins in Advanced Walk Trot Canter, Sarah Jones in Advanced Walk Trot Canter, Paula Kramer in Advanced Walk Trot Canter, Kim Graves in Intermediate Flat, Andrew Michael in Intermediate Over Fences, Katie Hansen in Open Flat and Audrey Hayden in Open Flat.
Park Hoey, Katie Hanesn and Rob Jacobs added fourth place finishes while Alie McGraw earned a sixth place finish in their respective competitions.
St. Andrews will return to action on Nov. 14 at a competition hosted by the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
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All the boys and girls of Chicago must have been very good this year, because Monday marks the opening of one of the greatest concepts ever brought to the foodie world: a Nutella bar.
The bar is located inside of Mario Batali's 63,000 square foot new Eataly, which is 30% bigger than the New York location.
The Nutella bar combined with David Burke's recently opened Chicago bacon bar is reason enough to take a trip to the Windy City in the dead of winter.
Chicago's new $28M, 60,000 sq ft Eataly by Mario Batali houses 23 restaurants including a Nutella Bar! bit.ly/1fIH0zK—
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The kitchen is no longer the most basic and purely functional room of the house. Through the use of fun, new materials and combining lots of different textures, the kitchen is quickly becoming the statement room of the house!
The kitchen above mixes simple materials to create its unique look. The clean white countertop paired with the raw plywood and simple glass storage are a perfect combination! Like these cute glass mason jars, be sure to make the home decor selections just as important as the larger furniture and built-ins choices.
The kitchen above is more bold in its design aesthetic. Concrete surfaces are a trendy alternative to the typical tile or granite options.
Talk about making a statement.... this kitchen veers away from the typical stainless steel look for a handsome brassy alternative. Paired with the pale concrete floors and gray brick walls, this kitchen is a show stopper! The oversized modern pendants give the space its shiny element, while the spotted countertop gives it a nice contrast.
Hopefully we've given you some fun ideas for a modern kitchen. Don't be shy to mix and match materials as long as you have a cohesive design goal in mind.
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On the surface, minimalism and the great outdoors don't seem to have much in common. However, upon closer examination, minimalist design's unapologetic shedding of extraneous elements closely echoes the process of natural selection - a process whereby plants and animals that have survived through the ages have done so by casting off all traits deemed unnecessary for survival. A clean focus on the essentials.
It's only fitting then that when cooking and eating in nature, one does so with a minimalist flair.
Dining al fresco is an opportunity to return to basics. Simple ingredients are the key, be they what's on the table or the table itself. The Itauba table (pictured below) is an all-in-one outdoor kitchen solution. An unlikely design from outdoor gear manufacturer Snowpeak, this Japanese-inspired table features a stove and grill in the center. The camp lanterns are optional of course.
In fact, there's much more to outdoor lighting than camp lanterns. The al fresco kitchen should invite starlight in and keep light pollution out. For that purpose, dark sky lighting provides light where it's needed (for pathways, stairs and such) without destroying the natural ambience.
Hinkley Atlantis Bronze High Dark Sky Outdoor Wall Light (left), Vertical Dark Sky High Outdoor Wall Light (right)
Fire can be central to the outdoor experience. Heat source. Light source. Marshmallow roaster. New Zealand based Escea makes a stunning line of modernist outdoor fireplaces.
Sleek, stark modernist lines are seemingly incongruous with nature, yet anyone who has seen Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater or John Lautner's Desert Hot Springs Motel (recently renovated by interior designer Tracy Beckmann) will speak of the sublime attention to the land that both of these monuments exhibit. The open-air folly pictured below, by New Zealand based Herbst Architects, is constructed mostly of natural materials to provide a minimalist respite that blends into the surroundings yet keeps the rain out. It includes a simple kitchen and dining table.
Less is more. Such has been the modernist doctrine for nearly a century now and such has been the doctrine of nature for eons, proof that good design never goes out of style.
Images: The Outdoor Stylist, MoCo Loco, Urban Gardens, Escea, Architechnophilia
It's been an amazing week in Milan. Still jet lagged and trying to get this electrical situation straight, but it's all OK. Because I was not able to charge my battery on my camera, I'm delivering you some shots of the fabulous products at EuroCucina via my not so fabulous camera phone! There were some amazing new materials introduced this year and I'm extremely excited about them! Also, the combination of materials was stunning and created so much dimension. The kitchens really became one with nature without having that reclaimed feeling we've been seeing for the past few years. The above kitchen mixed thin black porcelain tile, marble slabs, and butcher block to create this piece of art, standardly called an island. The porcelain tile wraps the modern faucet, the marble caps the downdraft, and the cutting board rests and slides along the length of the island. It is pure genius!
This concrete kitchen was one of my absolute favorites from the shows. You may think that the doors are going to weigh a ton, but not with the new technology! The concrete material is basically veneered on a solid panel. This gives you the complete look of concrete, but without the weight. The drawers operate smoothly and the look is something that is so unique! The contemporary lighting options for the concrete are endless, but personally I love it with modern industrial floor lamps. Big things to come with concrete cabinetry and concrete furniture.
The thin stone veneer panels make beautiful drawer fronts! The mitered edges on this cabinet work so perfectly with the clean and perfectly straight edges of the stone veneer. The drawer fronts are durable and one of the most amazing parts is that it can also be used as the countertop which creates, in this case, an island that is a solid volume within the space. The material is then used again on the wall and allows the natural wood veneer to contrast with such elegance.
Porcelanosa did a great job of combing materials to create a sculptural look that breaks up the length of the island. It's a genius selection of marble countertops, white laquer cabinetry, and a smoky oak wood veneer table that is combined with impeccable detail.
Another one of my all time favorites was the use of corten steel on cabinet drawer fronts. This application is such a great alternative to your standard stainless drawers and you don't have to worry about fingerprints! It mixes great with a sleek clean edge of natural stone or like as it was displayed at this booth. The thick raw edge of the natural stone is an incredible look.
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Who says you can't put art in the kitchen? No room should be forgotten when it comes to adding art on the walls. It's a beautiful way to add color, personality, and in this case... vegetation!
The placement of home decor accessories in the kitchen, like art doesn't have to be dominating or a major statement piece, it can be subtle. Adding just a few pieces alongside some glass and ceramic containers on open shelving is a nice addition to any kitchen.
The use of mixed materials is a statement in itself, but this art piece flanked by two modern pendant lights really makes this kitchen stand out.
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My choice for the Best Kitchen at EuroCucina 2012 was the debut of Natural Skin and Mina from Minacciolo. The lines explored a range of finishes and details that were incredibly classic in style, but extremely innovative in function and use of materials. I expected that I just might see more of this style of kitchen at the show, but I did not! And this is why Minacciolo gets my vote for best in show! Oh and by the way, their booth was incredible as well! Imagine about 20' high walls of deliciously red fresh tomatoes in beautiful natural wood crates with black steel frames. A perfect blend with the lines introduced!
"Once upon a time there was a stove... Mina, the new concept of multifunctional composition: the taste of tradition is dressed by new technologies, refined details, and Italian craftsmanship. The purity of black metal and the essence of shape become absolute and timeless, giving rise to the new object of desire for any type of environment: minimalist, traditional, classic."
The red knobs against the matte black surface were a stunning detail!
Red accents are always powerful accessories whether it be red lighting or hardware.
The steel rail wraps the island and is the perfect functional detail in any kitchen!
"A warm, natural skin that covers a totally black structure... Natural Skin gives the possibility to create new surfaces puncuated by minimal plate inserts. A kitchen to live, synthesis and perfect combination of nature and modern technology, to serve also the most demanding chef. Wood and metal merge and become harmonious contrasts."
The hand sawn knotty pine with the slab front doors and modern integrated handles was an incredible look. The knotty pine adds so much character and still remains very modern in aesthetic.
The cabinet interiors are decked to the nines!
Take a close up look at the hand sawn knotty pine. This is all the rage right now in hardwood floors and contemporary lighting, but the use of this material on the cabinet doors is really interesting to me.
Look at those tomato crates!!
Oh and do you see those vent hoods! You can see my photos of the black version of the knotty pine, which was my all time favorite. I thought that I would've seen way more of this at the show, but I didn't. Which is somewhat exciting because I really hope I continue to see more!
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Cinnamon Beach 732, 3rd Floor oceanfront, HDTVs, 3 bedroooms in Daytona Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Cinnamon Beach
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One of the best vacations ever." "A 10 out of 10." Cinnamon Beach's 732 enjoys consistently rave reviews and a steady pack of return visitors, happy to enjoy its spacious and comfortable environment, year after year. Join the ranks of the converted, and give this fantastic condo a try. Waking to the sound of crashing waves, you can choose to crawl out of bed at daybreak to watch the sunrise from either the nearby beach or your large balcony, directly off both the master bedroom and the living room. When ready, spend enjoyable hours at the shore, either hunting for shells or watching dolphins playing in the surf. Renowned for its sugary soft sand, Cinnamon Beach is equally perfect for laying down on a towel to take the best nap of your life. The beach's further enticement is its total privacy - it's available for exclusive resident use and you'll never suffer crowds. This tile condo unit is beautifully decorated and is kept extremely clean. Sleeping 10 people in 3 large and comfortable bedrooms, this unit boasts an entirely new décor, including both furniture and paint. For your entertainment pleasure, Cinnamon Beach 732 condo includes HDTV with 250 channels. Plus, high speed wireless cable internet. And, the phone in the condo allows FREE unlimited long distance calls to anywhere in the US and Canada. Wow! A massive 1,910 square feet leave you room to spread out and claim your own favorite corners, while cathedral ceilings make best use of the property's fantastic natural light. From floor to ceiling, recessed lights and tiled floors only increase your sense of height and space. New technology complements the suite's recent updates - high-speed cable Internet and a new HDTV and DVD player in the living room and LCD TV's and DVD players in all bedrooms are great additions for you to enjoy. On the 3rd floor, you have a great vantage point over the ocean. Enjoy your view both day and night, sitting around the large balcony's comfortable dining table and chairs. Tiled floors stay cool in the day, as do you, thanks to an overhead outdoor fan. Within the kitchen, find all the dishes, pots and pans that you could wish for. Cinnamon Beach at Ocean Hammock Beach Resort rentals in Palm Coast Florida include access to a large ocean front heated pool, a second heated pool with a gradual slope entrance for kids and families, a "water splash zone" for kids, a fitness center, a kid's game room, an adult game room with pool table, jacuzzi and a selection of picturesque walking and jogging trails. Email us as we also have a list of great nearby restaurants, grocery stores and golf courses.
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The Broncos had a 1-4 record last season when they headed into their bye week looking for a spark. John Fox decided to sit Kyle Orton in favor of fan favorite Tim Tebow and Tebow, producing far beyond his talent level, proceeded to lead the Broncos to a 7-4 finish down the stretch that got them into the playoffs. The ride continued with a wild-card victory over the Steelers and a divisional-playoff appearance before Bill Belichick and the Patriots shut down the circus attraction.
With the Jets' offense sputtering in the red zone against Miami, respected voices such as Tony Dungy have gone on record as saying it's time to make a change and reconstruct the offense during the Jets' bye week to fit Tebow's running talent — just as the Broncos did very well last season.
The problem with the Jets against Miami in Week Eight, however, had much more to do with a typically well-coached special-teams unit that terribly underperformed, including the sensational Tebow. As personal protector on the punt team backed up deep in his own territory early in the contest, he stepped up to block S Jonathan Amaya and allowed Dolphins S Jimmy Wilson to loop cleanly by him and swing momentum of the game with a special-teams score from Olivier Vernon, who recovered Wilson's blocked punt in the endzone.
For as hardworking and determined as Tebow is and as befuddled as Cam Newton has appeared reading defenses at times this season, Newton has received higher marks for his intelligence from those who worked with both of them at Florida. By living in the building and completely dedicating himself to the team, Tebow has continually found ways to overcome his own limitations, including understanding an NFL-style offense that he never played in college.
When Tebow first entered college, he popularized the quarterback jump pass as a situational, backup red-zone weapon behind Chris Leak. Where Tebow can spark the Jets most, as he did for the Gators as a freshman in 2006, is in the red zone, where the Jets could benefit from installing more play-action, rollout, bootleg option packages that allow the Jets to punch it in when the pressure turns up most.
On paper, the Jets beat the Dolphins in most categories and did not underperform anywhere near the lopsided 30-9 score. Serious special-teams miscues and a Sanchez tendency to birddog Stephen Hill in the red zone ultimately sealed the Jets' fate. Sanchez has shown he can effectively dink and dunk the ball down the field with confidence-building play-calling that sets up the big strike. Where the Jets would benefit most is by finding a way to get Tebow more involved as a red-zone reliever, not at the expense of Sanchez, but rather as a well-timed complement, as Oklahoma effectively has done with the power-running Blake Bell spelling the easily rattled, pressure-panicked Landry Jones near the goal line. The element of surprise remains the Jets' greatest weapon with Tebow and introducing a special package of new plays to spark the offense at critical times will go further than a wholesale offensive revamping.
•While much can be read into Andy Reid losing for the first time in 14 years following a bye week, it is important to remember that the Falcons were also coming off an extra week of preparation and hold intimate knowledge of the enigmatic Michael Vick from his days in Atlanta. Also, the fact that the Eagles were still dealing with the transition to a new defensive coordinator was another key factor in the Eagles' loss. With an extra day to prepare for next week's contest against New Orleans on "Monday Night Football," the familiarity of playing against former Eagles defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and Reid looking to make a statement, expect the Saints to be even more overmatched against Vick next week than they were against Peyton Manning on Sunday night. Vick played one of the best games ever by any quarterback against Washington on a Monday night around this time two years ago (a 59-28 Eagles victory) and tends to be motivated by big stages. If he doesn't get it done next week, Nick Foles will get the chance to show that he is the first-round talent he was graded as by some NFL evaluators when he excelled as a junior in a vertical offense before he hurt his knee.
• The all-out way that Colts rookie RB Vick Ballard sacrificed his body as he pirouetted in air upside down while parallel to the ground to score the game-winning touchdown in overtime against the Titans is a testament to how Chuck-strong the young Indianapolis team has been playing. For a very young, rebuilding team to win 3-of-4 games against some quality competition without its head coach is a remarkable feat.
• The Dolphins' offensive line noticeably controlled the line of scrimmage against the Jets, who are one of the most stout defensive lines in football, as Dolphins second-year C Mike Pouncey did a very good job matching up one-on-one with Jets NT Sione Pouha. Outside of rookie ORT Jonathan Martin, who was the target of the overload blitz that knocked fellow rookie QB Ryan Tannehill out of the game, the Dolphins' line has been one of the finest in the league, a key reason for their current three-game winning streak along with the well-devised pressure packages of underrated first-year defensive coordinator Kevin Coyle.
• The Lions, Bears and Cowboys have a similar look this season, with the type of explosive offenses needed to stack points on the board in a hurry and play from behind, a task teams without legitimately talented quarterbacks cannot do. For as slow-starting as they have tended to be on offense, they have shown they have the big-play weapons needed to close the gap in a hurry, as Tony Romo did in overcoming a 23-0 second-quarter deficit that they would have erased had Dez Bryant not braced for his fall while descending with the ball in the endzone in the final seconds. The Lions, with the game's most explosive big-play weapon (Calvin Johnson) and one of the strongest-armed gunslingers (Matthew Stafford), have come to be defined by signature second-half comebacks during the Jim Schwartz era. Of the three, only the Bears have been able to parlay the formula into a winning record, thanks to the game's most explosive scoring defense. As poorly as Jay Cutler played and the offensive line protected against Carolina — generating a mere 210 yards of offense as the edges collapsed while Cutler held onto the ball excessively — the Bears were able to rally from a 19-7 fourth-quarter deficit because of the strength of their defense.
• It has been rumored for years that Bill Cowher, who settled down in North Carolina, would be the successor to John Fox in Carolina. With Marty Hurney already in place and Cowher's desire to oversee his own front-office regime a la Bill Belichick, Jeff Fisher and the more established coaches in the league, it never materialized. One requisite for the job for Cowher, after the Steelers won a Super Bowl upon Ben Roethlisberger's arrival, was that a quarterback be in place, a need the Panthers did not have filled when Ron Rivera (now 7-16 as the team's head coach) was hired. Cam Newton is more physically gifted than Roethlisberger, who was able to succeed in Pittsburgh initially with a very simplified playbook and a strong running game. Although reports have emerged of the use of a consulting firm to replace Hurney, one might not be needed with Cowher already working outside the league, where many top candidates appear to be coming from.
Former Eagles and Bears personnel man Bobby DePaul, the man most responsible for bringing Rivera to Chicago, also remains available, after taking a position as a coach/personnel boss in the UFL, which coincidentally suspended operations days before Hurney was released. Former Raiders personnel man Mike Lombardi, who is expected to land back in a personnel role this offseason, and Jon Gruden, who shared a short stint in Philadelphia with DePaul and Lombardi, also remains available and is believed in personnel circles to be the front-runner for the Cowboys' head-coaching job if Jerry Jones decides to part ways with a struggling Jason Garrett. Gruden was one of the few coaches who have had success working for Al Davis, the owner most similarly hands-on and meddlesome as Jones, and Gruden has been overly effusive in his praise of Jones and the Cowboys in his coverage of the team on ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcasts.
Don't be surprised if many of the NFL's rock-star list of out-of-league candidates find a way back into the league this offseason, with many interested in controlling personnel and as many as five GMs (Cleveland, Kansas City, Jacksonville, San Diego and the New York Jets) with sub-.500 records all facing closer scrutiny than ever in an age of increasing accountability.


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Castaway Tropical Paradise- 5B/R Luxury Pool Home near beach in Vero Beach
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This recently remodeled five bedroom pool home is near the best shops and restaurants Vero Beach has to offer. Home is elegantly furnished and family will enjoy meals prepared in gourmet kitchen. Back yard is very charming with huge pool, outdoor cooking and eating areas, and a topical paradise of plants and flowers. Private beach access on the widest white sand location Vero has to offer is a short walk from home. This property is perfect for affordable luxury and a high quality family vacation.
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May 1 to August 31 $2180 per week
September 1 to October 31 $2180 per week
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The numbers are in and Liam and Sophia are the top baby names in Washington from 2012, according to the Department of Health, which tracks a variety of state vital statistics, including births, deaths, marriages, and divorces.
In 2012 there were 87,415 babies born in the state. The most popular day for births in 2012 was Friday, June 28 when there were 311 Washington babies born.
The Deer Park Stags, helped by five Nate Guske free throws in the fourth quarter, slid past Chewelah 61-57 on Tuesday.
Deer Park head coach Chad Hand, who was not pleased with all aspects of his team's performance, said he would take the victory in the Stags' home opener.
The Stags (2-1) broke a 41-41 tie late in third quarter and held off numerous charges by the Cougars down the stretch. Two Guske free throws were followed by offensive rebound basket by Canyon Nielson to increase the Deer Park lead to 58-47 before Chewelah's Mckenzie Miller hit a 3-pointer to keep the Cougars close.
The Chewelah girls basketball team used a 13-0 run in the third quarter to surge past the Deer Park Lady Stags 47-20 on Tuesday.
Leading 18-15 at halftime, the Lady Cougars (1-2) used their strength underneath the basket to pull away from the Lady Stags (0-3), who were held to only one field goal in the third quarter, an offensive rebound by Siera English with 40 seconds left in the quarter.
The Deer Park wrestling team, bolstered by five forfeit wins, defeated Orting 46-33 on Friday in the first match of the year for both Class 2A powers.
The Stags, runners-up at last season's state championship, jumped out to a 22-0 lead thanks to a 9-1 win by defending state champion Joe Grable over Michael Moniz, another Mat Classic veteran, in the 152-pound match-up and a first period pin by 171-pound Jason Aebischer.
Area entrepreneurs believe it will be easier (and more profitable) to grow marijuana than to sell the weed.
In the first week of license applications to produce, process and sell marijuana under the terms of Initiative 502, most of the requests are to produce and process the plant. Only a small number of businesses have applied for a retail license.
Riverside's Sydney Spray and Nina Abdanur were named to the All-Northeast A League volleyball team in voting by conference coaches.
The pair were joined in the first team by Brooke Riddle and Hayley Damon, both of Freeman; Sydney Johnson and Jessica Schmautz, both of Lakeside and Hadley Stratton of Newport.
The second-team featured Katie Vold and Josie Schultz, both of Freeman; Cami Tinsler of Medical Lake, Lexie Watkins of Lakeside; and Kailey Ralston of Newport.
The Washington State Auditor's Office did not find any problems in the recently completed accountability audit for the city of Deer Park.
The audit, which covered internal controls and audit procedures for 2012, looked at such areas as the city's financial condition, cash receipting, compliance with grant requirements and bidding and prevailing wage procurements.
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Jason Flett, 27, who was Childress' boyfriend, was arrested on Nov. 13 and charged with second-degree murder. He is expected to make his first court appearance relating to the Childress killing on Nov. 15.
A funeral service will be 3 p.m. on Nov. 17, 2013, at Deer Park High School for Deer Park resident James Bryan Sibley, 16, who passed on Nov. 10 in Deer Park.
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The city of Las Vegas announced it was one of four cities to receive a top-level domain suffix name after them. The extension will be available for personal and business website registration next year.
Miami, Boston and New York City were the other cities given internet domain extensions.
"Las Vegas is known as the entertainment capital of the world, and now it leads the virtual world through the World Wide Web," Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman said. "Las Vegas becomes one of only four top cities in the United States selected to have its own domain. What a fabulous marketing opportunity."
The city noted registration is not confined to people living in or near Las Vegas.
The .vegas suffix was the result of a partnership with a company Dot Vegas, which applied for the extension with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
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Tempting Truffles Recipe
These melt-in-your mouth morsels are sure to woo your truelove...and anyone else who has a sweet tooth! Our Test Kitchen staff came up with the recipe for the silky smooth truffles.
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- 2 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1/3 cup finely chopped hazelnuts or almonds
- In a small saucepan, heat cream and butter over medium heat for 2-3 minutes or until bubbles form around the edge of pan, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat. Add extract, candy bars and semisweet chocolate; stir until smooth. Press plastic wrap onto surface of mixture. Refrigerate for 2 hours or until easy to handle.
- Shape into 12 balls; roll in nuts. Refrigerate for 2 hours or until firm. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 1 dozen.
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The ceilings we have done recently with your product don't just look good - they look awesome! The product is very easy to work with and has helped us revive the look and feel of some historic spaces we are renovating. We would recommend this product for anyone looking for a unique way to modify and renovate their ceilings. Here are some photos of commercial applications where we have used your product. Thanks and we will be in touch on future projects.
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Margaret Thatcher was 'the best boss I ever had'
Former chief policy adviser to Margaret Thatcher, John Redwood, described her as "the best boss I ever had".
"We had to work very long hours to keep up with her," he said.
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The most moving moment inside the cathedral was when they opened up the great doors and we could hear the noise outside.
It was exactly the kind of tribute you would hope for - we are grieving a loss but also commemorating a life well-led, an extraordinarily active life.
Asked about protests, he simply said: "It is a free country."