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Fish Tale Wild Salmon Pale Ale - Fish Brewing Company / Fishbowl Brewpub
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3.58/5 rDev +8.2%
Slightly hazy, orange-brown color. Head is about half a finger of bubbly, soapy foam.
Smells of citrusy, a touch of pine and grass, but quite a lot of citric fruit aroma coming from the cascade hops.
That same dominant citrus character accompanies the taste: orange peel, a little piney hops, a straight bitter finish of moderate strength. Some grainy malt provides a little balance. Leaves a little bit of bitter aftertaste lacking some of the more interesting hop flavors experienced earlier.
High carbonation gives a very crisp mouthfeel, but makes for a filling pale ale.
Not a bad APA by any stretch of the imagination. Not quite alluring enough to make it on a "must try" list.
05-16-2013 03:29:52 | More by KBomb
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2.85/5 rDev -13.9%
Appearance Nice head that I had to control at the pour. The body is very light (a little too light) orange and clear.
Smell This one smells like the yard waste bin on a hot summer day just before the garbage man comes to empty it out. Theres a tinge of malt and maybe some citrus hops, but they are hard to find.
Taste It tastes marginally better than it smells, thank God. The citrus hop flavor really comes out nicely, although this one is pretty one-dimensional.
Mouthfeel On the light side of medium-bodied and not much else to say.
Drinkability This went down OK, although I wont buy again.
Comments I was very disappointed in this offering from Fish Tale. Prior to this, I have rated five other beers of theirs and they AVERAGE over 4.3. They were all larger bottles maybe they dont work as hard at getting the good stuff in the 12 ouncers?
11-27-2003 01:00:18 | More by RoyalT
3.73/5 rDev +12.7%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine May 2007.
A beer dedicated to wild salmon, and organic at that--brewed with organic barley, Northern Brewer and Organic Cascade hops.
A sizeable head forms after a stiff pour. The off-white lace left behind holds to the glass quite well. Shimmering copper hue flaunts its clarity. Minty and citric aromas from the hops mingle well with a mas- sive waft of biscuity malt--an altogether clean nose.
Bulls-eye for the level of carbonation as it throws a perfect crispness into the mouthfeel and moderate body. A slight chewy maltiness, with toasted-biscuit and feed-grain flavors, butt up against lovely citrus, herbal and minty hop flavors which bring a balanced bitterness. Clean palate, with a kiss of yeast and a faint fruitiness. Finishes relatively dry with a long lingering hop flavor and breath of toasted grain.
Chalk this one up as another great American-brewed session ale, and at only 4 percent ABV, it means that you can partake a bit more. There are so many flavors packed into this mid-sized brew that add to its quaffing factor. By name alone, pair this with a plate of smoked salmon, plain goat cheese, and a fresh baguette.
09-27-2010 18:20:07 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
Thanks to blutt59 for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the grain with some grass and orange citrus notes mixed in. The flavor is a mix of grass, wheat and some orange. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
05-20-2011 02:22:16 | More by Mora2000
3.68/5 rDev +11.2%
A widely available organic pale that reminds me of some New England beers; the ringwood butteriness seems very indicative of Geary's. Do they use ringwood yeast for this beer? If not, it must be a cousin. The other ingredients are delicate enough to allow a yeast flavor to shine through. It's a clean-tasting beer otherwise; neither malts or hops are leading the dance and it seems to be somewhat true (in certain cases) that organic ingredients can lead to a rather transparent tasting beer. But this is certainly enjoyable and would be a great sessional: it's an inviting copper-orange with smallish but bright head and a twinge of aromatics that is subtle yet manages to overpower the smell of bleach on my hands (I just cleaned my kitchen). Hops and malts introduce themselves to your tongue very politely, while the yeast ingratiates itself just a tad. Hops is the last to leave but still manages to disappear pretty quickly. Mouthfeel is just right for a beer of this type. Some appetizingly new, bready flavors show up midway through the pint -- welcome party crashers. I can see how some would find this beer boring but I can't find anything wrong with it.
04-18-2006 03:53:45 | More by Thrasher
Alberta (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev +11.2%
12oz bottle. One of the few PACNW breweries available in my neighbourhood.
This beer pours a hazy, medium golden amber hue, with three fingers of puffy, ebullient and eventually creamy off-white head, which leaves a wall of pock-marked lace around the glass as it lazily recedes.
It smells mildly of semi-sweet biscuity caramel malt, peppy orange cream, underripe pineapple, and floral, leafy hops. The taste is more perfunctory grainy and lightly bready caramel malt, similar complex citrus notes from the nose - pineapple, kiwi, mandarin orange - a touch of wet stone, and a soft piney, floral hop bitterness.
The carbonation is moderate, manifesting in a pervasive frothiness, the body medium-light in weight, and generally smooth. It finishes off-dry, with the understated bready caramel malt and increasingly bitter citrus and leafy pine hops carrying on as the band plays us out.
A pretty decent APA, overall, and well-balanced, but maybe just a little too fruity to make me want another one that soon, despite that game finishing bitter flourish. Fish makes some good stuff, and this has the potential to be right up there - I think I need to try this fresh from the brewery - it's in the plans.
10-11-2010 07:09:27 | More by biboergosum
3.88/5 rDev +17.2%
Time to do a formal review of an old favorite. 12oz bottle poured into a pint.
A- Pours with a fizzy 1.5 finger foam head that dissipates somewhat quickly. Color is a whispy orange-like light amber. Nice color, not easily mistaken for something else.
S- Light on the nose, mostly some floral hop and a light biscuit grain.
T- Steps it up a notch here, great balance of citrusy hops laid over a foundation of ultra smooth slightly cereal like malt. Nice bitterness, with a clean dry finish. Crisp.
M- Well carbonated, slightly slick. Light, very clean finish.
O- Exceptionally drinkable, bit still tasty. Great flavorful session pale.
06-15-2011 02:16:21 | More by HugePlume
4.1/5 rDev +23.9%
My girlfriend (who doesn't even like beer...yet) brought me back a 6-pack of these personally from Olympia, WA. I was given a choice of "pale ale" or "amber", and I apparently chose the former. My first experience with Washington's Fish Tale.
Beer spawned in November (4 months ago). Cold 12 oz bottle poured into pint glass. Beer pours a bright clear orange with a thin orangey-white head. Aroma is hoppy -- more floral than bitter, and faintly sweet, like candied citrus peel.
The label says "organic" and "Brewed in the Republic of Cascadia" so I'm expecting a sharp, bitter American pale ale, more like IPA than it deserves. Brewed by dirty hippies from the wrong coast.
In reality, the mouthfeel is immediately sharp, but mellows instantly. The beer is sweet, but VERY subtly. The label of this "beer/bière" gives no hints about the variety of "organic barley" used, but it does identify just 2 varieties of hops: Northern Brewer and Organic Cascade. Cascade we know. American IPA this is NOT. This is a really high-quality, well-balanced, APA. I guess it's the Northern Brewer that imparts a pleasant, flowery-citrus aromatic note.
The flavors are just strong enough to make the beer interesting. Overall, it's a very well-executed beer which I could easily drink all day.
03-09-2009 23:34:39 | More by hreb
3.88/5 rDev +17.2%
It's great when saving the earth and something you really enjoy come together... and Fish Tale's organic pale ale is one of those things! It's hazy orange body rests gently beneath a short-lived head of creamy ivory froth that leaves some nice spots of lace about the glass. The nose is more malty than hoppy, but you can detect some grassy and floral notes in the background. It's delicate, very fine-bubbled carbonation leaves it smooth and even somewhat creamy in the mouth. The subtly sweet and grainy malt is well-infused with a mildly grassy and delicately floral hop flavor; and nicely balanced by a firm bitterness that brings it to a dry conclusion. It's not an aggressive beer by any means, but it's malt and hop combination is quite charming. A drinkable, everyday ale that resfreshes and satisfies.
03-30-2005 22:55:52 | More by NeroFiddled
2.63/5 rDev -20.5%
Pours a bright golden-orange color with a thin, wispy, stark white head. Aroma of mildly sweet malt and a touch of fruity hops; a bit rough around the edges. Palate is rough and noisy - sweet malt melds with mildly bitter hops, yielding to a strangely sweet, fruity finish. Mouthfeel is a bit foamy and strangely hot. Overall, not a particularly pleasant beer to drink. This could be the reason a number of people are instantly put off by any beer labeled "organic".
03-05-2007 07:05:03 | More by ElGordo
3.23/5 rDev -2.4%
12oz single, Woodman's, making a difference...one organic beer at a time
appearance: pale golden orange, mildly hazy, slightly foamy off white head, decent lacing around the rim
smell: not very strong, slightly earth...lightly toasted malts, some mildly chalky hops, slightly grassy and floral
taste: not very complex...decently balanced, lightly floral hops, toasted malt backbone...I wish organic beers were good, but sadly i havent had one i care for yet, kind of an odd aftertaste that I cant put my finger on, a bit of smoke
mouthfeel: watery, dry finish
drinkability: drinkable but not that great
01-02-2006 05:50:37 | More by dirtylou
3.45/5 rDev +4.2%
12oz bottle
A- Pours a clear amber color with an off-white head that leaves a decent amount of lacing around the glass.
S- The aroma is a little on the faint side for the style with some caramel malts and some citrusy hops. The aroma is certainly not bad, just a little subdued.
T- The taste is more flavorful the aroma would suggest. The taste starts out with a nice malt backbone along with some caramel flavors and finishes with a dose of bitterness from the hops.
M- The mouthfeel is light to medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation.
D- Overall, this is a pretty straightforward American Pale Ale. It is nothing that will knock your socks off, but a pretty decent representation of the style. Worth a try, but not something I would likely pick up again.
04-06-2010 22:37:08 | More by cjgator3
4.25/5 rDev +28.4%
02-28-2014 18:04:45 | More by Jay_544
3/5 rDev -9.4%
05-01-2014 11:37:43 | More by avisong
3.1/5 rDev -6.3%
A - Poured into a pint glass. Golden and transparent with almost an inch of white head. Looks like a pale ale.
S - Honeysuckle and slight citrus... but very slight.
T - Malty and sweet at first, followed by nice bitterness. However, there is not anything else going on here and the bitterness holds on a bit too long.
M - Light and crisp. Moderate carbonation. Feels right for a pale ale.
O - An average pale ale. "Certified Organic" apparently... but this beer needs some more flavor to bring it up.
03-25-2011 03:28:10 | More by Fatehunter
Alberta (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +15.7%
A - almost clear orange golden, short white head, average retention but nice lacing left
S - herbs and citrus, toasted nuttiness and caramel, slightly spicy
T - floral and citrus hops dominate with some pine, nutty malt, and a little peppery
M - thin and smooth, subtle bitterness
D - goes down very easy and has a nice hop profile with the nutty malt flavour providing an interesting mix, definitely distinguishes itself as an APA, very sessionable
12-02-2010 01:45:40 | More by joemcgrath27
Alberta (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev +10.3%
This beer poured a pale copper with an airy, two finger head. The first thing you smell is a blast of citrusy hops, but that yields to pleasant notes of grain and biscuity malt.
Hops and malt battle for control of the taste, with the end result being a well-balanced, if not entirely memorable drink. This has a nice crisp texture with lively carbonation that plays on the palate and finishes clean.
07-29-2006 21:56:11 | More by vanrassel
3.23/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours a pale gold color with a small head. Smell consits of strong hops with floral undertones. The taste is pretty normal for a pale ale with the hops taking center stage. There's not a whole lot to say about this ale accept that it is smooth, easy to drink and not the most complex brew around.
12-01-2005 02:45:12 | More by rebel1771
Alberta (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +25.4%
It is great to find a beer that finds it own path and this is definitely one of them. I found the appearance a little hazy which added to the enjoyment as it gives an appearance of a roughly brewed beer that all homebrewers would appreciate. A great hop aroma and taste but I think that the aftertaste leaves you waiting for something more. I would certainly recommend this to anybody who is a fan of this style.
06-06-2006 03:38:42 | More by churchillwinston
2.65/5 rDev -19.9%
A 12 oz bottle from Liquid Solutions. It is certified organic, which makes this my first organic beer (I think).
A: The ale is an amber orange color, clear with no sediment. The head was near 1.5 fingers on pour but has reduced to a thin white webbing on the top of the beer.
S: The nose is a very toasted malt aroma with no sign of any hops.
T: The first thing that I thought on sip was drinking peanut juice, assuming such a thing exists. It is dry, very grainy and chewy. I was hoping for some cascade goodness, but the hops never took the time to appear. There is a bitterness but it lacks a coherent definition, coming across as a celery-like flavor.
M: The mouthfeel is muttled, with graininess and an unpleasant hop body. This is not a beer to use as a gateway into the world of organic beer.
D: The ale leaves an awkward aftertaste in the mouth that I don't think I could stomach again.
04-15-2007 02:31:59 | More by akorsak
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
Vibrant orange with tangerine highlights. A finger of frothy offwhite head. Organic waves of lace.
Pine, Grapefruit, Spicy Resins. Toasty caramel bready malt.
Spicy citrus and herbal bite. Toasty bready caramel. Bitter pine and resin finish.
Sticky, med body, dry, pleasant carbonation.
Nice hoppy bitter pale ale that is just short of IPA. very drinkable. I find that the Fish Tale beers are best fresh, they seem to degrade fairly rapidly. Get em fresh and you wont be disappointed.
03-19-2010 21:38:02 | More by CHILLINDYLAN
3/5 rDev -9.4%
10-17-2013 21:55:21 | More by Luweezy
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
01-11-2014 01:52:09 | More by deansellers
Quebec (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +21.8%
Bottle courtesy of Piscator 34: Poured a cloudy orangey/beige color ale with a big foamy head. Aroma of sweet malt with a nice floral hoppy touch. Taste is also quite sweet with some nice floral notes and a medium bitter finish. Body is quite full with limited filtration and good carbonation. I really liked how the hops provide a nice floral aspects without bringing too much bitterness to the beer.
08-28-2007 20:05:41 | More by Phyl21ca
3.54/5 rDev +6.9%
Pours amber with a good sized white head. Some lacings.
Aroma is caramel malts with a hint of floral hops.
Taste is sweet caramel with a backup of bitter hops. Well balanced. Very nice profile for a mostly organic brew.
Mouthfeel is average for the style.
Drinkability is good considering the listed 5.5% abv. Edit: Website says 5.0% abv. 32 IBU.
Nice organic Pale. Edit: Might be closer to an Extra Pale Ale nowadays.
08-01-2013 06:49:03 | More by Spikester
Fish Tale Wild Salmon Pale Ale from Fish Brewing Company / Fishbowl Brewpub
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The book, the first authorized work of its scale, was spearheaded by Eames Demetrios, grandson of Charles and Ray and principal of the Eames Office, a gallery and educational space now located in Santa Monica, Calif. In "Beautiful Details," Demetrios notes that Eames films were never outsourced. "[Charles and Ray] never hired a film production company to make the films for them — even a technical tour de force like 'Powers of Ten.' " Having harnessed the collective brainpower of the Eames Office, the film was completed with the financial support of IBM, which shared Charles and Ray's concern that American students were falling behind in math and science and needed to be stimulated.
Subtitled "A Film Dealing With the Relative Size of Things in the Universe and the Effect of Adding a Zero" and based on the 1957 book "Cosmic View" by Kees Boeke, the guiding principle of "Powers of Ten" is that every 10 seconds our distance from the initial scene — the couple in Chicago, captured in an aerial shot 10 meters wide — becomes 10 times greater before reversing course to explore the galaxies within the human body.
Julia Bachrach, historian for the Chicago Park District, helped pinpoint the spot where "Powers of Ten" was set and confirmed that the grounds currently reside within the Gold Star Families Memorial and Park, an area dedicated to fallen police officers. An important caveat, however, is that the famous lawn shot was faked. The actual live action of the picnic scene was filmed in Los Angeles, where Charles and Ray could oversee all aspects of production for the critical opening moments.
I spoke with Eames Demetrios about this spot and asked if he'd ever made the pilgrimage. "One of the funny things about when you go to the site in Chicago is that's it's actually on a swell," says Demetrios. "You're so used to seeing it in the movie with everything flattened out. The footage of Chicago is actually the most disguised illusion of the whole film."
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CATEGORIES MoviesJoseph Gordon-Levitt has had an impressive 2012. On top of starring in this year's biggest Batman-related blockbuster, "The Dark Knight Rises" -- as (SPOILER ALERT!) Robin no less -- he is also set to portray Abraham Lincoln's first son in the upcoming Steven Spielberg-directed biopic, "Lincoln."
But before he goes all historical adaptation on us, he first has to travel to the future (2044 to be exact), in Rian Johnson's "Looper." Here, Gordon-Levitt plays Joseph Simmons (first name synergy!), a hired assassin known as a "looper," a person tasked with taking out people sent back in time from the year 2077, which sounds all fine and dandy until the day Joseph finds out he has been tasked with killing his older self (what is referred to in the movie as "closing your loop"), played by Bruce Willis.
Here, Gordon-Levitt talks about the process of emulating a young Bruce Willis on screen (which included a three-hour-a-day makeup job to help him better resemble the "Die Hard" actor), the bewildering experience of being a child star, his role in "Lincoln" and one of the most frightening child performances on screen ever, done by his "Looper" co-star, Pierce Gagnon.
You worked with Rian Johnson on "Brick" and you're both good friends. So when he asks you to be his movie, do you pretty much join no questions asked? Yes! There are not many filmmakers that I would say that about, but he's definitely one of them. He started telling me about this time travel idea not long after we finished shooting "Brick." So he and I have been talking about it since then; that's 2003. So my expectations were high when I finally got to read a draft of the script, and they were met. I just think it's a brilliant piece of writing and storytelling and I was honored that he wrote me a part. That's the first time that ever happened to me, where someone wrote a part for me.
Is it weird to watch a movie you're in where your character doesn't look quite like you? I love it. One of the main ways that I measure my work is if I can't tell that it's me. If it's convincingly somebody else, that means that the transformation of that character is thorough enough that I did a good job. In this movie I got to transform unlike I ever had before.
Was that CG or was that all done through makeup? No digital effects. It was three hours of makeup every morning. At one point it was suggested that we try something digital and neither Rian and I were interested. I don't think that stuff looks real yet. Maybe one day.
How do you go about emulating Bruce Willis? Do you watch a bunch of his movies? Do you hang out with him a lot? Both. I watched a lot of his movies. Even more so I focused on the audio. I was really into his voice. I would rip the audio off of his movies and put him onto the iPod so I could just listen. He also recorded himself doing some of my voiceover monologues and sent me that recording so I could hear how I could say it. But actually, what you said is true: The most productive thing was hanging out with him, having dinner, talking, just soaking it in.
What movies of his were you watching? Mostly recent [ones], because I wanted to match him now. The point really wasn't to create a young Bruce Willis. The point was to create a character such as the audience would understand that these two people on screen are the same man. "Sin City" was the one I probably fixated on the most, because it kind of has that noir feel to it and there's a lot of voiceover in it.
I want to talk about the kid in this movie. Pierce [Gagnon]!
I feel like he's the most terrifying child on screen since "The Shining." I loved working with Pierce. I was an actor when I was that age and not as good as he was. But I am of the belief that kids are as capable, if not more so, of being stellar actors because they are kind of closer to that uninhibited place base where we all start. He's just phenomenal. I never treated him like a kid when we were working. When we weren't working, when we were having lunch or whatever, then it was more like he was just a normal kid -- we would wrestle around and go on adventures. But when we were working, I just treated him like any other colleague, like any other good actor that I was working with, and I think he really appreciated that. Because I remember when I was a kid working on sets, I liked it when people wouldn't talk down to me. I figured that I have to do this job just as well as everyone else has to do the job so why are you treating me like a kid? I think I did my best work when those around me understood that, so I didn't want to treat him like a kid. And it's also worth mentioning his mom, because she was doing a fantastic job and she reminded me a lot of my mom.
That always fascinates me, the dynamic between the parents and the child actors. Yeah, well she spoke to him like an actor, and I never saw her spoil him, I never saw her talk down to him. She really talked to him like an actor and like an artist, and so he would rise to the occasion. My mom was the same way: She really taught me as much as anybody, if not more than anybody, how to be an actor. She was the one taking me to auditions every day, she was the one who would read the scripts to me before I could myself, and really the first one to teach me how to do.
It feels like this movie -- along with films like "Inception" and "Prometheus" -- is proof that the smart sci-fi movie is making a comeback. I think audiences do want to think and want to see something new and original. Obviously there's no one reason for that but I would give a lot of credit to Chris Nolan. I think he demonstrated that you can have a movie that's very commercial and also somewhat demanding of the audience. I remember very specifically Rian and I talking about "Inception" when it came out and when it was a success and that we were both so happy when it happened because we wanted to make "Looper." This was great evidence to support that we could make a movie like this that was entertaining but also smart, and there was an audience in that. I love it. I think it's great. Those are the kind of movies that I like.
It seems like "Looper" also falls into the "Inception" category of learning something new each time you see it. Oh sure. I feel like the first time you watch "Inception," you're figuring out how it all works. But on subsequent viewings, I remember just focusing more on the story of Leo's character, Cobb, and his wife and his kids and what he's going through -- and that's actually what the story is about, similar to "Looper." Upon first viewing, I think you'll just be jazzed by how cool it is. But when you watch it again, I think that there's so many layers to it and there's a lot of questions that it dramatizes: Questions about yourself, one's past, one's future, one's fate, one's destiny vs. free will; questions about violence; questions about what causes violence and whether you can stop violence with more violence and whether that's just a loop. Yeah, I think there's a lot there, and for me, when I see a movie that I like, I love watching it again.
Well it's about focusing on the little things, and how the directors and actors made the movie. Yeah. And also, when you're familiar enough with a movie -- because I think being an audience member is creative --you have to apply your own creativity to the story, because a good movie doesn't just serve you the point, a good movie kind of provokes some questions and sets a tone. Then it's up to the audience to bring their own meeting and interpretation to it. Those are my favorite movies. When you're familiar with a movie and you're watching it a second time, for me, I think I am more able to bring my creativity to it, to use it however I need to be using it that day. If something is bothering me that day, I can bring that to the movie, and the movie will often kind of give me back things, depending on what I brought.
So you have "Lincoln" coming up. Yeah, man!
Obviously, everyone knows about Abe, but not everyone knows about your character, Robert Lincoln. It was a bit of a strained relationship with his dad in this story, because the movie "Lincoln," it's not an entire biography. It's focused on the one month during which time he managed to pass the Emancipation Proclamation. At that time, Robert really wanted to enlist in the army, but his parents didn't want him to because it was too dangerous. But every young man his age was in the army fighting for the Union, and so he felt like an outcast, and that was a real strain on their relationship and that brings up some really complicated questions on their relationship: You're the president, what do you do? Do you give your son special privileges? How do you handle it?
When the cameras stop rolling, do you just spitball with Daniel Day-Lewis as Abe Lincoln, or does he come out of the role at that moment? He's in-between. He's more like Lincoln than he is like Daniel, but he's not silly about it.
So does the film include the assassination at all? Because I've been curious, the role of John Wilkes Booth hadn't been cast. It's not really about that... To be honest, Tony Kushner wrote the script -- it's a really smart script. It's not just a feel-good bio pic. I mean it feels great, I think it feels better because it actually delves into something. It's not just patriotism and icon worship. It really examines him as a human being and all of his imperfections and both his virtues and his flaws. It is a fascinating script. I can't wait to see it. It is such a brave take. Steven Spielberg, he's the biggest filmmaker in the world. There would be a lot pressure on him to make a more watered-down version of the story and I think it's so brave of him to have really done something provocative and interesting.
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Canon's road through the photography world has become very bumpy, and I think many people have gotten lost.I'm not going to vote on "Canon's most disappointing achievements this year" because it's been a fantastic year for new products. Having used Canon for the past 10 years, I'm more pleased with Canon's new products than ever. The new products rock, from cameras to lenses to flashes. In a nutshell, the 5DIII, 24-70/2.8II and 600EX-RT have been game changers for me — they've each made my work better and easier. And there are other products that have been absolutely delightful, such as the 40/2.8 and the 28/2.8 IS. It would take me an hour to go into all of the details and how they make a difference. I don't mind the higher prices because you get what you pay for ... improved quality and reliability. Also, people still forget that the introductory price is not the price; the introductory price is only for those who must have it now.
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- tons of expensive is primes
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- a 24-70f4 is costing about $1,500
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- the pro l L primes are loosing to new zooms(24-70's), and the new Sigma lenses are coming out on top! (35mm 1.4)
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- a very nice 1dx, but the extermination of a pro crop censor for wild life shooters.
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- 2new rebels in 1 year with a third on the way
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- a curious mirror less eos m, with a second camera on the way, and only 2 lenses
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- The combination of the 60d and the 7d, to make a combo, giving ameutures and pro's the same camera, no seperation
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- The apparent idea of combining all the aps-c cameras, where all pros would have to move to ff, and soccer moms would get 20mp, 10fps, and a pro body and not to mention some crappy ef-s zoom
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- The 3d/4d talk, but no results
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The co-headlining attraction of tonight's (Sat., Dec. 14, 2013) UFC on Fox 9: "Johnson vs. Benavidez" event at the Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, California, featured Urijah Faber continuing his quest to win UFC gold in a bantamweight battle against rising star Michael McDonald.
Faber opened with a high kick that missed and it wasn't long before the two were rolling around on the mat. The hometown boy had top position but McDonald was staying busy searching for submissions from the bottom. Damage was minimal from either side, and after a couple minutes, the referee stood them back up before the round closed in Faber's favor.
In the second stanza, "The California Kid" landed a couple hard right hands that rocked "Mayday". The finish didn't come but it was close on a number of occasions.
Then, it happened.
Faber came over the top with a hard right hand as McDonald was running in on him. That led to shaky legs and Urijah came rushing in hard with reckless abandon, knowing he need not fear any counter shots. Sure enough, he landed a few more big shots that put McDonald down and left him defenseless to a guillotine.
Wrap, squeeze, tap, fight done.
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NEW YORK -- The herniated disc in backup catcher Henry Blanco's neck was feeling "a lot better" Sunday morning, prompting the Mets to option third catcher Omir Santos to Double-A Binghamton after the 7-6 win over the Marlins.
Because Blanco now feels good enough to play, the Mets had no need to retain Santos on the roster. They will fill his roster spot prior to Tuesday's game -- most likely with outfielder Jesus Feliciano, who is batting .385 for Triple-A Buffalo.
The Mets do not plan to make an official corresponding roster move until Tuesday.
Earlier this week, the Mets designated Gary Matthews Jr. for assignment in order to make room for Santos. The move was designed to protect Blanco, who had a successful cortisone injection to relieve the pain in his neck.
"There's no pain," Blanco said Sunday morning. "I actually think the shot is working pretty good."
Blanco was batting .286 with one home run in 49 at-bats before the injury.
Feliciano, who went 0-for-6 for Buffalo on his 30th birthday Sunday, should slot onto the Mets as a fifth outfielder and another left-handed bat off the bench. A .281 career hitter with minimal power over 12 Minor League seasons, Feliciano is nonetheless one of the hottest players in the entire organization.
Maine makes progress, but 'pen may be fate
NEW YORK -- John Maine threw another bullpen session Sunday and continues to make steady progress in his return from right rotator cuff tendinitis. But to what end? With Jon Niese off the disabled list and both Hisanori Takahashi and R.A. Dickey performing adequately in the rotation, the Mets do not have much room for Maine.
It is possible, then, that once Maine returns -- after a batting practice session on Tuesday and a full slate of Minor League rehab outings -- he could slot into the bullpen.
"That's not too radical," manager Jerry Manuel said. "I think we will have to look at all options and see where we are as a team, see where he fits."
The possibility may not amount to much to the Mets if a rotation member suffers due to injury or poor performance between now and the time Maine is ready to return from the DL -- still weeks away.
But it is a possibility, and the Mets could use the bullpen help.
Entering Sunday's play, Mets relievers had posted a 9.55 ERA over their previous eight games, including a 19.44 mark over three games in San Diego. They ranked last in the Majors with 103 walks.
Maine has not pitched in relief since 2006.
Cora slotted at second to get playing time
NEW YORK -- Despite manager Jerry Manuel's Friday proclamation that Ruben Tejada will be the starting second baseman while Luis Castillo is on the disabled list, Alex Cora was in the lineup Sunday, batting eighth.
Manuel has not changed his mind. Instead, he simply wanted to find playing time for Cora, while preventing Tejada from facing a tough right-handed pitcher, Ricky Nolasco.
"Tejada is a young player that right now," Manuel said. "I kind of like to pick and choose his battles."
Picking and choosing battles for Cora isn't necessarily a bad idea, either. In eight career at-bats against Nolasco prior to Sunday's game, Cora was 4-for-8 with a double and a triple.
Tejada was 2-for-8 with two doubles in his first two games back with the Mets.
Pagan cheers Cotto at Stadium's big fight
NEW YORK -- Count Angel Pagan among the pleasantly surprised.
Though fellow Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto entered Saturday night's Stadium Slugfest at Yankee Stadium billed as a heavy favorite, Pagan -- an avid boxing fan who attended the fight -- was not convinced his countryman would be able to knock out the junior middleweight titleholder, Yuri Foreman.
But when it happened, Pagan was also among the cheering thousands. And like many of them, he was inside Yankee Stadium for the first time.
"I always watch the fights on TV," Pagan said. "I just wanted to experience the Stadium."
Pagan, who has played 321 career games but none of them in the Bronx, will be back in less than two weeks for the second installment of this year's Subway Series.
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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JENNIFER STRAUSSER – general manager (upper west side)
Jen applied for a job at apple seeds because she truly loves every child she meets (and she could walk to work). In fact, she threatens to take a few home with her every day. (Don't worry her background check came back clean.) In the past four years she has gone from creating and launching our extremely popular apple seedlings gentle separation program to overseeing all apple seeds classes, teachers and curriculum to general manager of our UWS location. We call Jen the baby whisperer around these parts. Put a child (or parent for that matter) in her arms and watch the tears turn to laughter in 3.2 seconds flat. Jen is mother to Cole, an amazing 10 year old boy who is obsessed with Ultimate Fighting and his mom.
RYAN DEJAK – general manager (chelsea)
Ryan was born and raised on Long Island, NY. He is a proud graduate of Stonehill College in North Easton, MA, where he graduated with Bachelor Degrees in both Psychology and Fine Arts. While in college, Ryan strengthened his love of working with children and the performing arts through his involvement in early intervention and child enrichment programs and volunteer opportunities. He was often seen on stage and admits to being the biggest theater geek around. His passion for the stage led him to NYC, where he completed a conservatory program in Musical Theater at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. He is obsessed with theater, music, and everything Broadway! Ryan joined the apple seeds family in 2012 and is now the General Manager of apple seeds!
JAIME KOBIN – business manager
After a childhood in the suburbs of Long Island, Jaime graduated summa cum laude from Boston University with a BA in Communication. During college, she completed internships in Sydney, Australia and London, England as well as in the Smithsonian Office of Public Affairs in Washington, DC. After school, Jaime spent 2 ½ years at Nielsen, where she coordinated conferences in the marketing, media and entertainment sectors, before she was stolen away by apple seeds to combine her event planning interest with her passion for children (as a teenager, she was a high-demand babysitter and spent several summers working at day camp). In her free time, Jaime enjoys biking, tennis, travel, ice cream and photography.
CASSIE ORZANO – birthday manager
Cassie joined the apple seeds' team in November 2010. She started as marketing coordinator and HR administrator and did everything from coordinating marketing efforts, to creating and hanging the signs that you saw around the space, to assisting at the front desk or in classes. She enjoys working with kids and seeing the smiles on their faces when they come to apple seeds. She also loves when the kids remember her name and say hi to her even when they've only seen her in class two or three times! Now the apple seeds' birthday manager, she will be planning your child's ridiculously fun birthday bash. Cassie received her bachelor's degree in Marketing from Binghamton University in 2007 and graduated with a master's degree in Public Relations and Advertising from DePaul University in 2010. She had a great experience living in Chicago for two years, but she now feels at home in the Big Apple. Outside of apple seeds, Cassie enjoys cheering on her favorite sports teams (Go Giants!), cooking and spending time with friends and family. She loves animals and has a mischievous, spoiled cat named Milo.
DAN GRIFFITH – music coordinator
When Dan Griffith was growing up, his only wish was to one day become a horse. He didn't quite get there, but at least at songs for seeds he can pretend to be a different animal every day of the week. He takes particular pride in his monkey impersonation (but we think his elephant is Oscar worthy). After graduating with a BA in English from Connecticut College in 2005, Dan toured the east coast for two years, playing in various bands, and well over 200 shows. He joined the apple seeds team in 2008 and found his calling working with children. He loves performing more than anything except helping kids smile and dance. Luckily he gets to do both every day in his songs for seeds classes. Dan would never brag about himself so we will...he can often be found performing for children in various hospitals. Check out his debut CD, "The Spaces In Between".
TERRY STREET – facilities/classroom coordinator
Terry's love of working with children started as early as he can remember. His mother has run a day care (in the home he grew up in) for over 30 years. During his high school and college years he spent every summer as a camp counselor or doing odd jobs and landscaping for his grandfather. After graduating from SUNY Brockport with a Bachelor's Degree in Child Psychology he spent time teaching English in France and working with troubled teenagers in San Diego (and a few other places in between) before making the move to the big city. The first job he got at apple seeds was as a playground lifeguard and he has never looked back. Terry is now the Facilities/Classroom Coordinator at our Chelsea location, as well a lead teacher for apple seedlings, apple CORE training, build it! break it! fix it! and many other classes. If you ever can't find Terry it means he is practicing his (unbelievably awesome) break dancing moves in the songs for seeds room.
WILL ROSE – front desk manager (chelsea and oval kids locations)
Will started at apple seeds right after arriving in the Big Apple from Madison, Wisconsin – almost 5 years ago. He has truly done every job at apple seeds…he has been a teacher, a playground supervisor, apple seeds' summer camp coordinator and is now front desk manager for our Chelsea and Oval Kids locations. Will started working with children in 1999, as a Counselor-In-Training at Camp Shalom in the Dairy State. He graduated with a B.S. in political science from the University of Minnesota, and he recently completed his Master's in Urban Policy at the New School. He plans to utilize his degree by advocating for the expansion of subsidized child care for low-income residents of New York City. He resides in lovely Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, but you can spot him all over the five boroughs (well, at least three of them) in the city's finest rap-friendly music venues, roaming the parks with a frisbee, honing his karaoke, trivia, and pool skills, or posted up at various purveyors of tacos, pizza, labneh, curry, pho, arepas, pernil, falafel, and gabagoo. Delicious!
OTIS WASHINGTON – front desk manager (upper west wide)
Otis was born and raised in the heart of cheese town (Wisconsin). Ever since Otis was old enough to have a job, he has worked with children. For the past 5 years Otis has worked at the YMCA – giving himself the esteemed title of "Mr. YMCA". It was during his time at the youth department at the Y that Otis realized working with kids is his passion. We are now proud to say that Otis has given himself a new self-appointed title (which we think has a much nicer ring to it)... "Mr. apple seeds". Otis is currently enrolled in a master's degree program at NYU. Otis says he LOVES apple seeds because of the wonderful family environment and the fact that it reminds him of his own childhood (he also knows we are editing this blurb and that last line will make him sound even sweeter than he already is).
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That was the primary message from guest speaker Steve Lavin, famed basketball coach from Marin, when he held court before about 550 people at the Spirit of Marin Awards luncheon at the St. Vincent's School for Boys in Marinwood.
Lavin, the former Sir Francis Drake High School state champion, circa 1982, who went on to coach at UCLA before taking over the St. John's University program in New York City, said the best advice he got about his career came from famed sportscaster Brent Musburger, who told him that staying interested resulted in staying relevant and kept inspiring him to contribute to society. Lavin, a prostate cancer survivor, praised the Spirit of Marin award winners for doing just that.
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The Village at Corte Madera
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Circle Bank
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Cedars of Marin
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Rayner Landscaping
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San Rafael Joe's
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Large Business of the Year, San Rafael Chamber of Commerce
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Gary Ireland
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Did not compete during the 2009 track and field season.
2008 Cross Country
Baity came on during the 2008 season with her top-finish being a fifth-place showing at the North Texas Opener ... The junior placed in the top-50 at the MWC Championships, while also competing at the South Central Regional.
Did not compete in 2008 during the indoor season ... Came back in the spring to participate in the 1,500 and 3,000 meters for TCU ... Placed ninth overall at both the Mean Green Twilight and TCU Invitational in the 1,500 meters, recording a personal best time of 5:01.13 at the UTA Invite in the event ... Finished in fourth-place at both the Horned Frog Invite and UTA Open in the 3,000 meters.
2007 Cross Country
Did not compete in 2007.
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2006 Cross Country
Named to Fall 2006 Academic All-Mountain West Conference team ... Competed in every meet ... Best finish was 27th at the North Texas Invitational 2-mile run ... Finished 40th at Mountain West Conference Championships with time of 23:30.7 in 6,000 meters ... Finished in a time of 23:26.8 in 6,000 meters to finish 72nd at South Central Regional ... Finished 43rd at Cowboy Jamboree with a time of 19:16 in 5,000 meters ... Finished the 6k at the NCAA Pre-Nationals in a time of 22:59 to finish 214th.
High School
First team All-State cross country and track selection in 2004 and 2005 ... Named second team All-State in cross country and track in 2003 ... A four-year letterwinner in cross country and three-year letterwinner in track ... Holds school record in 1600 and 3200 ... Named one of the Class 3A Best of the Best as a senior by the Rocky Mountain News.
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Fudgy Brownies with Peanut Butter Pudding Frosting Recipe
Rich brownies are topped with a peanut butter pudding frosting, making this a recipe the whole family will love. These are perfect for a potluck, bake sale or yummy after-dinner treat. —Amy Crook, Syracuse, Utah
- 1 package fudge brownie mix (13-inch x 9-inch pan size)
- 1-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2 to 3 tablespoons peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons cold 2% milk
- 4-1/2 teaspoons instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 can (16 ounces) chocolate fudge frosting
- Prepare and bake brownies according to package directions. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, beat the confectioners' sugar, butter, peanut butter, milk and pudding mix until smooth. Spread over brownies. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until firm. Frost with chocolate fudge frosting just before cutting. Yield: 2-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Fudgy Brownies in Simple & Delicious January/February 2010, p54
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Chewy brownie and creamy layers on top. Loving chocolate and peanut butter this was a home run for me
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These were really good. Moist with just a bit of peanut butter flavor. I used a glaze instead of frosting and they were so good!
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