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Husk Restaurant
- Address:
76 Queen Street
Charleston, SC 29401Neighborhood:
Downtown Charleston
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Husk Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.huskrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 8435772500
- Hours of Operation:
Restaurant Lunch: 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday Dinner: 5.30-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday; 5:30-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday Brunch: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sunday Bar 4 p.m.-close daily Thanksgiving Day: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Christmas Eve Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Closed Christmas Day; New Years Eve Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Closed New Years Day
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern
- Executive Chef: Chef Sean Brock
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: At this time Husk is not able to accommodate private events.
A word from Husk Restaurant
Occupying adjacent spaces on Queen Street, Husk's structures date back to the late 1800s. The main dining room, constructed in 1893, evokes the grandeur of Charleston, and speaks to the transformation of the city over time. Victorian details and turned columns were layered over the original Queen Anne-style façade through the years, and the buildings fell into disrepair until discovered by Husk ownership. The Neighborhood Dining Group President David Howard set into a motion an extensive remodeling effort of both. Although both buildings retain their antique charm and stately character, the renovations imbued each with a modern, minimalist theme. Like the reinterpreted food served within, each space has been laid bare, revealing reclaimed floors, original windows, and exposed brick throughout. The main house features an open kitchen with a wood-burning oven and dining room.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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Husk Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
753 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (576)special occasion (426)neighborhood gem (262)romantic (252)great for lunch (246)hot spot (227)notable wine list (158)great for brunch (124)great for outdoor dining (93)vibrant bar scene (73)good for groups (70)scenic view (33)kid-friendly (21)late-night find (16)Show More
- WonderfulJoniDined on 8/31/2014The food was wonderful, the drinks were wonderful, the service was wonderful, the ambiance was wonderful, the price was wonderful! Cannot wait to visit Charleston to return to this place. I am a foodie and loved the riff on traditional menu items to update and modernize.Special Features:
- Great barJeffVIPDined on 8/30/2014Great bar, some really good food items only available at the bar. Overall great service and great meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not as good as the pastErinb247Dined on 8/30/2014I have eaten at Husk 3 times. The first two times were amazing so it was my "go to" for a friend coming into town. This past visit was enjoyable but I was not floored by the food as the previous two times. It may have just been an off night. Overall, the atmosphere and service was still great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretentious & Coldf00dieDined on 8/30/2014We were so very disappointed with our evening here. While the food was ok - it did not live up to the hype. We found the presentation of the salad in a "C" on the plate to be silly & pretentious as it did not bring anything to the flavor or taste. The fried chicken strips were really not good. The pork had too much fat... Regarding the service - not once were we asked if we were enjoying ourselves or if everything was fine. We had a minor spill of water at the table and no one came by to help out as we scrambled for extra napkins. My husband had to leave the table to get someone. Proof that no one was overseeing the room or if the guests needed anything. After dining at McCrady's we could not believe this was the same Chef or group.
- Delicious Lunch !OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/30/2014My husband and I were in Charleston and friends had recommend Husk. We were not able to get dinner reservations so opted for lunch. We were charmed by the location of the restaurant in a remodeled home. Tables were placed a very nice distance apart, enabling privacy. Our food was delicious. We started with pigs ear lettuce wraps. The filling was crispy, with pickled vegetables and a sweet sauce. It was such a fabulous dish we almost ordered two more. But wanting to try other items we had shrimp and grits , which was made unique with the addition of roasted corn and tomatoes. We loved it! Our service was swift, friendly, helpful and relaxed. Could not have been better. Add in a great drink and wine list and we say Husk is a must go!Special Features:
- Simply…BoldOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/30/2014Husk was everything it was billed to be. We couldn't get a dinner reservation so we had to settle for Lunch. But it was still worth it and we had an amazing meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall good experienceeprajapatiDined on 8/30/2014We ate at Husk for lunch. Service could have been better. Seemed like they treated customers differently based on status. Food was good. One of the best cheeseburgers I've ever had and the wings were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/30/2014Book early and get the pig ear lettuce wraps if available. Everything was great, but those were epicSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy ReturnsGAGARDENGIRLDined on 8/29/2014We always try to secure a reservation at Husk when visiting Charleston. The menu selections with farm to table ingredients offer a fabulous selection for a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting menu and good foodNeenieDined on 8/28/2014The atmosphere is quite welcoming at Husk. The waiter we had was very friendly. He explained that the menu changes twice a day. There were very interesting and original choices. I have never ordered fried catfish in a restaurant, but the entree sounded so good that I had to try it. I am glad I did. It was pan fried with just a very minimal amount of cornmeal tasting breading. It was served with a delicious gumbo and crispy, buttery pan seared thin okra strips. All very southern and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014This was our second time to Charleston. Our favorite restaurant. Everything was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always wonderful!!!ashevillegirlVIPDined on 8/28/2014Thank you for a great evening! Service was a little slow towards the end of the meal ,but nothing crazy! We always enjoy coming to Husk and thank you so much for everything!Special Features:
- loved it!wendeloowhoDined on 8/28/2014My boyfriend and I were visiting Charleston recently and went to lunch at Husk. We really enjoyed our experience. The food was wonderful; we love food that is farm fresh, local (and heirloom to boot)! We will definitely be back the next time we're in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food, ok servicemekuDined on 8/28/2014My husband and I went to Husk for lunch after a tour guide recommended it to us. Our food was amazing. I had the shrimp and grits and my husband had the cheeseburger. Our server paid little attention to us and we went about 15 minutes without a refill on water. The food made up for it but the service was very disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern GemFeliponDined on 8/27/2014It is one of the best in CharlIt is one of the best in Charleston, excellent southern food, made from local products, with highest quality elaboration.eston, excelent southern food, make since of local products, with hiesht quality elaboration.Special Features:
- Inventive southern cuisine.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/27/2014I have dined at Husk a few times. Never disappoints! Started with wonderful cast iron skillet cornbread appetizer - bacon grease must be the secret ingredient. Two of us had fish entrees. Halibut and grouper. Both seasoned expertly and remained moist and tender. One had the flat iron steak - cooked exactly as ordered. Melt in your mouth beef perfection. The cheese grit side was in a word - sinful! Worth saving room for.Special Features:
- What's all the hype?OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/27/2014For lunch, my wife had the piminto cheese and I had the shrimp and grits. We had a side of collards and "smoked butter beans." Shrimp and grits had excess amount of bacon. Benas in side dish were mislabled.
- Absolutely PerfectOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/26/2014My girlfriend and I went to Husk for our 3 year anniversary while in Charleston. We had read about the restaurant and booked our reservations two weeks in advance (this is important and I would advise booking even earlier than we did if you want a time later than 6 PM). The restaurant is beautiful and in a perfect location after an evening walking the shops on King Street. The server Travis was friendly, funny and added a great tone to our evening without crowding us. The food was absolutely spectacular. It was the best meal I have had this year and easily one of the best eating experiences we ever had as a couple. We will be stopping here every time we are in Charleston. I strongly recommend stopping here for anyone in Charleston.Special Features:
- great appsshoulanchuDined on 8/25/2014We were a party of 4 - great wine and beer list and the apps were really imaginative. Entrees - the heritage pork was fantastic, but the rest of the pleates felt a little run of the mill, especially if you are a foodie and eat hot spots often. I would go back for sure.Special Features:
- Go sit at the bar!!!BarrelagedwisdomDined on 8/24/2014While the food here was great it definitely wasn't the best part. The dimly lit bar next door was what this place is all about. The bourbon shelves were incredible and included options like Johnny drum, a hard to find 101 proof true Kentucky bourbon ($9 a glass) all the way up to the lot of pappy van winkle 23 year. What really made the night was the atmosphere inside this small bar. 8 seas downstairs and a serviced lounge upstairs, this is definitely a spot to have a drink (or 7) and make some new foodie friends. The bartenders were not only knowledgable...they were die hard bourbon fans. Just what you want from a place that knows when to shake a drink and when to stir instead!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, poor greetingBobKDined on 8/24/2014As always the food was interesting and perfectly prepared. Hostess seemed overwhelmed a little snippy on a Sunday evening. Were eventually seated about 30 minutes after our reservation time. Experienced confusion between the hostess and the bar personnel. We will return, but hope the southern hospitality can match the southern food next time. Server was excellent.Special Features:
- First timersFootloosefoodieDined on 8/24/2014We really enjoyed our experience at Husk, the cornbread was delicious just like my grandmother used to make it! The pork belly was crisp on the edges and moist and flavorful inside. My husbands burger was fab to. Great job Husk!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Below AverageOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/23/2014Extremely over-priced for food portion and quality of food: I had a very small piece of grouper that was tasteless and under-cooked. The accompaniment was tasty but also a very small portion. The other person in my party had the quail dish which was good, not great, but also a very small portion to include the accompaniment. We visited a new tapas restaurant on Upper King for happy hour before going to Husk, and found that the tapas portion priced at $13 and absolutely delicious, was at least as large as the entrée portions ($30 each) we had at Husk. Over all, our much anticipated visit to Husk was very disappointing and we are not likely to recommend or revisit.Special Features:
- Great evening.JoJoDined on 8/23/2014Great service, ambiance and food. The bar is top notch and very neat. Will surely reccomendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- laurapdxDined on 8/23/2014excellent food, excellent service. Can't go wrong here.Special Features:
- Stellar experienceSixthSenthCraversDined on 8/23/2014Highly recommended! After seeing the owner featured on The Mind of a Chef we knew we needed to experience this restraunt, as it is located only a couple of hours from where we live. We could not have been happier!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Experienceluv2dineDined on 8/22/2014My wife and I will definitely be back. This restaurant exceeded my already high expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply amazingSabrinaDined on 8/22/2014This is a must dine restaurant when visiting Charleston. The food is absolutely amazing, and all they only use farm fresh and local products. The staff is warm, and the ambiance is beautiful (I especially loved their bar next door). If I am ever back in Charleston, it will be the first place I dine.Special Features:
- Worth A VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/22/2014Very fresh ingredients and good customer service. Selections change every night, and by the luck of the draw, our group chose a night when only one out of four got a meal they really liked.Special Features:
- Excellent!NibrocdinerDined on 8/22/2014It was a wonderful meal. I would recommend it to everyone. Book well in advance. Service and food were excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reputation precedes it!MOJOMDined on 8/22/2014Great food, great bar. Went for Lunch, split a bunch of apps and one entree (shrimp n grits). Returned for a late night dessert and drinks. Great staff as well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OUTSTANDING!!!!Exellent62Dined on 8/20/2014The food @ Husk is one of a kind!!!! Everything is Cooked FRESH!! No crazy hidden spices but just good down home cooking!! Preparation was OUTSTANDING!! Our number 1 restaurant !!! Looking forward to planning another trip to Charleston just to dine @ Husk!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent FoodLlendrilDined on 8/20/2014The food was delicious. The service was also top-notch. I'm glad we got to experience Husk while we were in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One word: PerfectmmartellojrDined on 8/19/2014From start to finish HUSK exceeded any and all of our expectations. The food was an experience; in taste and in history. The service was impeccable (nick, thank you). The hostesses were gracious with us and everyone (even at times when they certainly didn't have to be). The bar was a dream. It's rustic aesthetic was something I thought I could only dream up in my mind. The bartenders were welcoming, kind, knowledgable, and drinks were executed with precision for overall taste and quality. We walked in curious and hungry and left speechless and full. So, if you're on the fence as to whether or not you'd like to try HUSK, do yourself a favor and stop thinking and make a reservation. Chef Sean Brock and his team are stellar. Thank you all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place in charlestondiningmomDined on 8/19/2014Wonderful restaurant. Food was inventive . Service was wonderful. Our waiter,kent, gave us great suggestions. He timed the food coming out of the kitchen perfectly. Not too fast, not too slow. He was honest as in what to order volume wise and we appreciated that! We will return in the future!Special Features:
- Food and Service SpectacularOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/19/2014Adam our server was great! Very knowledgeable about food, cocktails, and beer. We had several items from the first course- pig ear wraps, charred peppers, chicken skins, corn bread. Chicken sandwich was ginormous and the burger was awesome. As well as the potato wedges with house ketchup. Great value for lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceDiandralDined on 8/19/2014We were there for lunch and it was fantastic. The lunch menu is limited but all of the item's are well prepared and delicious. This is a farm to table restaurant so they use fresh and locally sourced ingredients.Special Features:
- Second time, just as good!PotomacfoodieDined on 8/18/2014What's to say?...this place is really one of the best restaurants, anywhere, period! My husband had the best pork chop of his life at our last visit...the only downer was the longer than usual wait even with our reservation. The service is also very attentive and knowledgeable. This is truly one of those places you want to come over and over again. We also love going to their cozy little bar next door in an outer building.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming in CharlestonmishaVIPDined on 8/18/2014This restaurant came highly recommended and it did not disappoint. We had an absolutely delicious lunch on our last afternoon in Charleston, and we will definitely be back!! The Crispy Chicken Skin salad with homemade Buttermilk dressing was outstanding!Special Features:
- Superb lunchsockyDined on 8/18/2014Catfish, and shrimp and grits were absolutely delicious at good value for lunch. Best meal out of 4 different restaurants while in Charleson.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Full HD 1080, 60i Video (1920 x 1080)
10MP* Photos
30x Advanced Optical Zoom Video
23x Optical Zoom Photo
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High Speed Sequential Shooting
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Product Description
This ultra sleek design delivers amazing Full HD 1080 High Definition video and incredible 10 megapixel digital photos! The Dual Camera SH1 packs high performance and cutting edge technology into a ultra-compact, easy to use camera. Designed to fit perfectly in the palm of your hand, the SH1 features an easy to navigate menu which make it a great choice for the beginner and the more advanced user. It is the perfect blend of style, performance, and ease of use.
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10 Megapixel* Still Image Quality
In addition to Full HD 1080 Video the SH1 captures amazing 10 megapixel (interpolated) photos with a 4 megapixel (effective) CMOS image sensor.
30x Advanced Optical Zoom (video)
23x Optical Zoom (photos)
The SH1 features a full 30x Advanced Optical Zoom for video. With Sanyo's 30x Advanced Optical Zoom Technology the field of view is dramatically increased. The photo zoom capability is 23x Optical Zoom.
Large, 2.7-inch Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
The display flips out from the camera and rotates up to 285 degrees on an axis that allows you to take great video or still images from otherwise-difficult-to-view positions, proving to be especially useful when shooting in confined spaces.
High Speed Sequential Photo Mode
This camera features a sequential "photo" shooting mode. When the user selects this mode the camera will take multiple photos in sequential order; providing multiple photos frames. The perfect solution for action photography!
Video and Photo Image Stabilizer
The SH1 features a new photo stabilizer. This technology actually takes two photos at the same time; one at a faster shutter speed and one at a slower shutter speed. The camera combines the benefits of both of the shutter speeds, resulting in an image that has less blur and less noise.
Using a proprietary Sanyo algorithm, the SH1 automatically compensates for distracting up-and-down or side-to-side camera movement, keeping your video and photo subjects steady and easy to follow. It accurately distinguishes between unintentional camera shake and deliberate camera movement. This handy feature operates in both wide-angle and telephoto modes.
Super Slow Motion Capability
Sanyo's SH1 features super slow motion capability. Shooting in SHR mode (448x336) the SH1 can reach an amazing 240 frames per second. In UHR mode (192x108) it can reach an astounding 600fps slow motion capability. Now you can capture that perfect golf swing or your pet on the move.
Video and Photo Face Detection
The SH1 recognizes up to 12 faces for videos, still pictures and optimizes focus / aperture settings to ensure all subjects are in focus.
Easy Access to Dual Photo and Video RECORD Buttons
The SH1 is equipped with two, independent recording buttons. In addition to the standard recording button located near the main control section, an additional recording button, for taking both photos and videos, is positioned near the top/front fo the camera. This makes it very easy to capture low-angle images in a comfortable posture.
Eye Fi Compatibility
The SH1 features enhanced Eye-Fi compatibility. This Dual Camera will automatically recognize the Eye-Fi wireless SD card when it is inserted. The SH1 also has "smart power" on board which allows the cameras to control the Eye-Fi function and provide power management, automatically shutting the card off when not in use.
Windows 7 Compatible
The SH11 is fully supported by the latest Windows® OS, "Windows 7", further expanding its capabilities. The video files are displayed in the same thumbnail format as still picture files. They can also be played back directly with Windows Media Player, are editable with Windows Live Movie Maker, and are Device Stage compatible. This makes the files even more convenient for use on computers.
Easily Follow Moving Objects with Object Chaser Technology
The SH1 is capable of "object chasing"; a feature which allows you to maintain proper lighting and focus on objects in motion. This is a great way to capture video of family members and pets on the move!
Easy Playback of Recorded Video Directly on a TV
The SH1 camera features a mini-HDMI output which makes connecting it to a Digital TV or DVD Recorder a breeze. The SH1 can also easily be connected to a computer to back-up copies of recorded content via the handy USB 2.0 connection. Still images and video clips are played back continuously and in chronological order. When connected to a PC, simple drag-and-drop operation makes it easy to save recorded video clips and still images onto a computer's hard disk for emailing, editing or archiving.
Includes a High-Capacity Sanyo Brand Lithium-ion Battery
The DB-L90 is a high capacity battery designed to work with the Sanyo Dual Camera Xacti SH1 camera and delivers approximately 70 minutes of video record time. High-energy density design minimizes the battery size and weight, making it perfect for use in the Sanyo Dual Camera SH1. It designed to resist memory accumulation so it provides a full charge every time.
SDXC Memory Compatibility (over 64GB SD Cards)
While the SH1 works with standard SD memory, and more high capacity SDHC memory cards, it is also fully compatible with the next generation SDXC memory cards. The SH1 can record to more than 64GB of content to SDXC memory cards. This dramatically improves your ability to record and transfer hours and hours of Full HD 1080 videos to a computer. You can also play SH1 Full HD 1080 videos stored on SDXC cards on your high definition TV.
Highly Advanced MPEG4 AVC/H.264 Video Compression
This feature optimizes the file size and makes sharing movies on social networking sites, or emailing them to friends and family, even easier. In fact, the file size can be up to 25 percent smaller than that of typical MPEG-4 cameras.
To accomplish the complexity of encoding AVC/H.264 in real-time on the SH1, a dedicated H.264 video compression IC was incorporated into the camera that was designed specifically for portable consumer devices. This achieves high video quality while simultaneously reducing the system power consumption.
Capture Still Images While You're Shooting Video
The SH1 enables simultaneous shooting of video clips and still images with a simple press of the shutter button during the shooting of a movie clip. You will never need to miss another precious photo opportunity. (Depending on the mode used to take still images, simultaneous video clip shooting may be interrupted. While shooting video clips, using the digital image stabilizer may change the angle of view for still images.)
Super-fast Start-up
Reduce your chance of missing the perfect shot. The Dual Camera SH1 is designed for super fast start-up and shooting. With its tapeless design, the SH1 eliminates the need to queue up a video tape, allowing it to begin shooting in as little as 1.7 seconds. When the SH1 is powered on, closing the LCD display puts it in standby mode. Simply open the display and the SH1 automatically powers up and can begin immediately recording in as little as 1.7 seconds.
Galvanometer method structure, Auto focus: 9 groups, 11 elements (2 aspheric elements, 2 aspheric surfaces), Built-in neutral density filter, Photos: f=35-805mm (=35mm) 23x optical zoom Videos: f=35-1050mm (=35mm) 30x Adv. Zoom, Low-light sensitivity - 10 lux (AUTO mode, 1/30 seconds) 4 lux (Lamp mode 1/15) Sensitivity - Auto (ISO 50-400 when LED is off), ISO 50-800 when LED is on, Manual (ISO 50/100/200/400/800/1600/3200), AV output (HDMI / Video - Composite video, NTSC/PAL, Audio - Stereo sound) USB 2.0 (high-speed mode compatible) Dimensions - Width 1.6" x Depth 4.6" x Height 2.3", Weight 8.3 ounces including battery and SD card.
Image sensor
C-MOS sensor, 1/3.6 inch, approx. 4.3 megapixels
Effective pixel
Photo: Approx. 4.0 Megapixels
Video: Approx. 3.5 Megapixels (in Full HD/HD mode), Approx. 4.0 Megapixels (in SD)
Recording Media
SD Memory Card
SDHC Memory Card (up to 32GB SDHC Memory Card)
SDXC Memory Card (up to 64GB SDXC Memory Card)
Internal memory approx. 50MB
Recording file formats
Photo: JPEG (DCF, DPOF, Exif Ver2.2 standard)
Video: ISO standard MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (.MP4)
Audio: 48kHZ sampling, 16bit, 2ch, AAC compression
Resolution (pixels) Photo
10M: 3648x2736 (Interpolation)
7M(16:9): 3584×2016 (16:9) (Interpolation)
4M-H: 2288×1712 (low compression)
4M-S: 2288×1712 (standard compression)
Resolution (pixels) Sequential
10M: 3648 x 2736 (8fps/16 shots)
4M: 2288 x 1712 (8fps/16 shots)
Resolution (pixels) Video
Full HD: 1920 x 1080 (60fields/sec 16Mbps)
Full-SHQ: 1920 x 1080 (30 fps/ 12Mbps)
HD-HR: 1280 x 720 (60fps, 12Mbps)
HD-SHQ: 1280 x 720 (30 fps/9Mbps)
☆(iFrame): 960 x 540 (30fps, 24Mbps)
TV-SHQ: 640 x 480 (30 fps/3Mbps)
Hi Speed (SlowMotion): Web-SHR: 448 x 336 (300fps Rec / 60fps Play, 1/5 Slow., 8Mbps), Web-UHR: 192 x 108 (600fps Rec / 60fps Play, 1/10 Slow., 8Mbps)
f= 4.0 - 92.0 mm
F= 3.5 (wide) - 4.1 (tele)
Auto Focus
8 groups, 11 elements (2 aspheric elements, 2 aspheric surfaces)
Built-in ND filter
Angle of view/Zoom ratio
(35mm equiv.)
Photo : f=35.0 - 805 mm / 23x Optical Zoom
Video: f=35.0 - 1050 mm / 30x Advanced Zoom
Photo range
Standard: 50 cm - ∞ (wide), 1.0 m - ∞ (tele)
Super macro: 1cm - 1.0 m (wide)
Shutter speed
Photo: 1/2 - 1/1000 sec. (Flash: 1/30 - 1/1000 sec., Lamp mode: Max. 4 sec.)
Sequential: 1/15 - 1/1000 sec. (No flash)
Video: 1/30 - 1/10000 sec.
Digital Zoom
Shooting: Max approx. 50x
Total zoom range: 1150x (Photo) / 1500x (Video)
Playback: Max approx. 58.0 (10M mode, varies with resolution)
Auto (Photo: 9-point AF / Spot AF, Video: Continuous area AF)
Manual: 22 steps
Scene select
Auto, Sports, Portrait, Landscape, Night Portrait, Snow & Beach, Fireworks, Lamp
Digital Filter
Standard, Cosmetic, Monochrome, Sepia
Multi, Center-weighted, Spot
Minimum illumination for Video
Approx. 10 lux (Auto mode, 1/30 sec.)
Approx. 4 lux (Height sensitivity or Lamp mode, 1/15 sec.)
Auto (ISO50~400)
Manual (ISO50/100/200/400/800/1600/3200, Switching System)
Exposure correction
±1.8EV (in 0.3EV steps)
Digital Image Stabilizer
Photo: Multi-calculation electronic image stabilizer
Video: Electronic image stabilizer
Target a subject
Face chaser (up to 12 faces at the same time) / Target a color
Other functions
Red-eye correction in Photos / Wind noise reduction
Self timer
2 sec. / 10 sec.
White balance
Auto: Full auto TTL
Manual: Sunny, Cloudy, Flourescent, Incandescent, One-push
Forced (with slow synchro in Night Portrait mode)
Flash range
Approx. 50 cm to 2.3 m (wide)
Approx. 1 m to 2 m (tele)
Microphone: Built-in stereo (Sound Zoom)
Speaker: Built-in monaural (L/R mixed output)
2.7 inch Low-temperature polysilicon TFT color wide screen LCD, Approx. 230,000 pixels (7-level brightness, 285-degree rotation)
AV output
Video: HDMI, Composite video (NTSC/PAL)
Audio: Stereo
USB 2.0 high-speed mode
Turkish/Finnish/Swedish/Thai/Korean/Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese/
Power souce
Lithium-ion battery (DB-L90, included: 1200mAh)
Power consumption
Using batery: 2.9 W (when shooting videos)
Approx. Battery life
Photo: Approx. 350 Photos (CIPA standard)
Video: Approx. 110 min (Full-HD mode)
Continuous playback: Approx. 330 min.
42.8 (W) × 117.9 (D) × 59.2 (H)mm (maximum dimensions, excluding protruding parts) Approx. 190cc
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The 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season is coming to a close this weekend at the Homestead-Miami Speedway after 35 races. While 43 cars will take the green flag Sunday for the season finale, all eyes will be on two drivers – and rightfully so.
Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart have emerged from their competitors, poised to settle the 2011 series title between themselves. With only three points separating the pair, the championship battle is shaping up to be a classic NASCAR title fight.
Three points. That's it.
That margin relates to 13 points under the old system, which is the closest margin going into the final race in Chase history, and the third-closest margin in the modern era.
What makes this title fight so compelling is how close Edwards and Stewart have been over the past few weeks. Unable to get away from each other on the track, the pair have battled for position at the front of the field for the past two weeks, proving why they are championship contenders.
Three positions on the race track. That's it.
After 35 races, it will all come down to the last 400-mile race.
Last year's three-way championship battle came down to the final race, but it was 15 points that separated Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson going into Homestead, while Kevin Harvick still had a mathematical shot 46 points out in third. When Hamlin buckled under the pressure, Johnson pounced and earned his fifth-consecutive championship in dramatic fashion.
In 2004, the first year of the Chase format, Kurt Busch held an 18-point advantage over Johnson heading into Homestead. During the race, Busch's championship dreams nearly came apart when a right front tire came off the car exiting Turn 4. Amazingly, Busch was able to pull the car to pit road, narrowly missing the pit wall, which would have been a disastrous end to his title campaign. Thanks to the split-second decision, Busch won his first title by only eight points.
In 1993, Dale Earnhardt Sr. entered the final race of the year (then at Atlanta Motor Speedway) with a 126-point lead over Rusty Wallace. Despite Wallace's dominant win, Earnhardt clinched the title with an 80-point lead.
One year prior, in perhaps the most dramatic championship battle in NASCAR history, the series headed into the final race with six drivers mathematically eligible for the title. Throughout the day, that list was narrowed down to just two – Bill Elliott and Alan Kulwicki.
Much like this year's battle, the two ran nose-to-tail at the front of the field for much of the afternoon. Kulwicki was able to lead one more lap than Elliott and clinch the most laps led. Elliott went on to win the race and Kulwicki finished second, but thanks to the extra bonus points, Kulwicki hoisted the championship trophy.
With Edwards and Stewart so close together heading into the final race, it will be as dramatic as any year in recent memory.
Edwards has won two of the last three Homestead races and has only one finish outside the top 10 (14th) in seven starts.
Stewart also has two wins at Homestead, but those came on the old configuration. His more recent statistics are not as impressive as Edwards, with four finishes of 15th or worse in the last seven races.
However, if Stewart has proven one thing this year, it is to never count him out. His pessimistic talk heading into the Chase has made his surge to the front of the standings that much more dramatic.
Typically, heading into the final race of the year, there are numerous "clinch scenarios" for each championship contender. This year, however, it is quite simple.
In order for Edwards to earn his first NASCAR Sprint Cup championship trophy, he needs to win the race. Regardless of where Stewart finishes, if Edwards is able to score the win, he will also take the title.
In the event of a tie, Stewart would get the advantage in the tiebreaker with his four wins on the season.
Two drivers, one race, 400 miles.
Regardless of the outcome, NASCAR history will be made on Sunday as one of the best championship battles in recent memory comes to a close.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The American Athletic Conference era has begun, during Independence Day week no less. For football fans in Louisville, it will be a short stay. It's like purgatory, if purgatory had a BCS bid and road trips to Temple and Connecticut.The trend is going to be to "kick around The American," as the conference would like to be known. There's a special brand of elitism in college sports, just as there is in academia in general.That won't be The 'Book's attitude toward this league. No, it isn't strong in football. Yes, it lacks tradition and big names. But take a look at its members and you'll notice something.Oh, right. It's members. Perhaps now would be a good time to get down exactly who they are. As many national publications mentioned, on the league's official first day of existence, even Connecticut's official website botched the membership. ESPN published a map of conference members and got the location of only one of them right. The American is made up of Central Florida, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Houston, Louisville, Memphis, Rutgers, South Florida, Southern Methodist and Temple.They are, with the exception of UConn, schools located in cities. The city university's heyday was in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when Louisville and Houston rose up in basketball, as did Marquette, Memphis and DePaul. Universities located in cities generally lack traditional college feel. Houston has to deal with Texas (and others), Cincinnati with Ohio State, Memphis with Tennessee, Louisville with Kentucky and on down the line.These generally weren't institutions given preferential treatment even within their own state. They are schools that have had to fight for their own growth and progress.For the University of Louisville, and I'm guessing others in this league, that's pretty much a snapshot of its history.They are schools thrown together by a process designed to keep them out of a grand revenue sharing experiment, a concerted effort to share the proceeds of a lucrative football playoff with as few schools as the major conferences can get away with.They will fight for a single scrap, a lone berth in a playoff system; not in the four-team playoff, mind you, but in a preferred group of bowl games.That's next year, when Louisville will move to the ACC and days of being on the outside looking in are over until the big boys get itchy for more money.This year? Louisville remains in The American. At U of L, the process of eradicating the Big East logo already has begun. The process of affixing new logos has not. There will be a few items with The American's letter "A" attached, color-coded to match U of L colors. But by and large, the greater transformation will be a year from now, though even that has not been finally decided. American commissioner Mike Aresco said that talks are congenial, but no agreement has been reached.Reinvention has been a way of life for many of these schools since 2005 when conference realignment first kicked up. Aresco said as much, when he said, "The Big East had to reinvent itself several times, but it's always made the school coming in better. That's going to happen with the new teams because they're going to play better competition. They're going to have a TV deal with good exposure."Maybe that will be the case again. For Louisville fans, be respectful. The schools you're leaving behind used to be you. But don't forget -- you are leaving them behind.STRONG THREATENS AGENTS WITH, WELL, NOTHING REALLYLouisville coach Charlie Strong sent out a letter to agents that if they approach his players while still in the playing season, he'll see to it that any offenders don't sign anyone. It's a great pitch, if it works. But can it?No. If a player or his parents want to talk to an agent, they can. There's no NCAA rule prohibiting it. Rose Murphy, the mother of Teddy Bridgewater, told The Courier-Journal last week that she was inundated with agent calls and wanted it to stop. That prompted Strong to issue his no-agent manifesto. But one player doesn't make a whole team. And the fact is, most of these players need time to interview agents and some already have relationships with agents.There's nothing against NCAA rules in players or their families talking with agents. The violations come if there is an agreement with an agent, or if there is talk of making an agreement. That, of course, is ludicrous. What else is there to talk to an agent about? Strong's heart is in the right place. And his "hands off" warning to agents might be the best thing for players of Bridgewater's ability. But most players are not of Bridgewater's ability, and if an agent calls, they might like the opportunity to see what he has to say.Nor does Strong's threat of keeping a player from signing with agents who violate his rules have much bite. If the player goes along with them, the threats could have some effect. And if the players don't? Well, that's up to the players.DUMERVIL NAMED ONE OF TOP 10 D-LINEMEN OF BCS ERAAthlon Sports loves to rank things. We report the results. In a ranking of the top 10 defensive linemen of the BCS era (1998-present) the magazine has some love for a Louisville player.Elvis Dumervil, who set an NCAA single-game sack record with six against Kentucky and broke the NCAA record for forced fumbles with 10 as a senior in 2005, came in at No. 9 on the list.The magazine said Dumervil "posted one of the greatest single seasons in NCAA history. He also broke Dwight Freeney's Big East single-season sack record with 20 sacks, and went in the fourth round of the NFL Draft.Yeah, that's right, fourth round. Let's just say a lot of people missed on Dumervil, though his senior year in college provided plenty of warning that he could rush the passer.USA TODAY NAMES BRIDGEWATER NO. 7 PLAYER IN COLLEGE FOOTBALLUSA Today was out this week with its list of the top 50 players in college football. No. 1 was defending Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, No. 2 South Carolina defensive end Jadaveon Clowney and No. 3 USC wideout Marqise Lee.Teddy Bridgewater of Louisville checked in at No. 7. The newspaper said Bridgewater, "made the 'leap' as a sophomore, throwing for 3,700 yards and 27 touchdowns while finishing top ten in passer rating. He should eviscerate a pitiful Louisville schedule in 2013 and, if he comes out, be the top quarterback on NFL Draft boards."KENTUCKY BUYS ADS IN TIME, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED AND THE WEEKKentucky continues its football marketing blitz with advertisements in three major magazines -- Time, Sports Illustrated and The Week. Though the three ads will only be seen in Kentucky (at a cost of about $15,000), it still points to a new approach behind coach Mark Stoops and his UK program."Coach Stoops has generated incredible excitement around this program," Nathan Schwake, UK's assistant athletics director of marketing and licensing, told the UK "Cat Scratches" blog. "Our goal is to keep building on it."The magazine ad is part of a summer-long season-ticket sales campaign and will be complemented by billboards with the same "A Nation Awakes" theme, some of which already can be seen in Louisville. UK advertises football season tickets every year on those billboards, but this year opted to scale back its outdoor presence and purchase magazine space in the Lexington and Louisville markets."Just like with our Super Bowl spot in February, we had to make sure we created an ad that matched the prestige of the medium," Schwake said. "We want people to turn the page in these magazines and know UK football belongs."URBAN MEYER: "NO TRUTH TO HERNANDEZ RUMORS AT FLORIDA"The arrest and subsequent murder charge of Aaron Hernandez have set people to re-examining Hernandez's career at all levels, and have made for some criticism of his college coach, Urban Meyer, at Florida.Meyer hasn't spoken on the Hernandez arrest -- until today, when he text-messaged the Gainesville Sun newspaper."I just received an email from a friend where there is an accusation of multiple failed drug tests covered up by the Univ. of Florida or the coaching staff. This is absolutely not true," Meyer texted the newspaper. "Hernandez was held to the same standard as every other player."He was an athlete at Florida 4-to-7 years ago and there are some comments being made that are not correct. Our staff, myself and our families worked very hard to mentor and guide him. Prayers and thoughts are with the family and friends of the victim. Relating or blaming these serious charges to the Univ. of Florida, myself or our staff is wrong and irresponsible."In a later conversation with the newspaper, read more here, Meyer was asked about a 2007 shooting in which Hernandez was questioned by Gainesville police. Meyer said, "I didn't think about it again until a couple of days ago."Meyer did tell the paper that Hernandez was suspended for a 2008 game for a failed marijuana test, but did not fail another.The New York Times, in a story today, takes a new look at the 31 player arrests at Florida in Meyer's tenure, from 2005 to 2010. Read more here.THE LISTThe Paul Hornung Award, now in its fourth season, is given annually to the most versatile player in college football by the Louisville Sports Commission and Hornung. Western Kentucky's Antonio Andrews is one of three returning players to the list, and is this season's local representative on the preseason "watch list." Here's the entire 44-player list:Jared Abbrederis, WisconsinAmeer Abdullah, NebraskaAntonio Andrews, WKUDri Archer, Kent StateD.J. Banks, Louisiana TechOdell Beckham Jr., LSUCorey Brown, Ohio StateIsaiah Burse, Fresno StateTrey Burton, FloridaMichael Campanaro, Wake ForestBrandon Carter, TCUChris Coyer, TempleQuandre Diggs, TexasStefon Diggs, MarylandBruce Ellington, South CarolinaTyler Ervin, San Jose StateCody Fajardo, NevadaJD Falslev, BYUD.J. Foster, Arizona StateJerry "BooBoo" Gates, Bowling GreenJustin Gilbert, Oklahoma StateJamal Golden, Georgia TechScott Harding, HawaiiAkeem Hunt, PurdueKyshoen Jarrett, Virginia TechDuke Johnson, Miami (FLA)Christion Jones, AlabamaMarqise Lee, Southern CaliforniaTommylee Lewis, Northern IllinoisTyler Lockett, Kansas StateJordan Lynch, Northern IllinoisJohnny Manziel, Texas A&MVenric Mark, NorthwesternMalcolm Mitchell, GeorgiaMarcus Murphy, MissouriLaDarius Perkins, Mississippi StateLoucheiz Purifoy, FloridaBernard Reedy, ToledoJamill Smith, Ball StateDamien Thigpen, UCLADe'Anthony Thomas, OregonTramaine Thompson, Kansas StateSammy Watkins, ClemsonTrey Watts, Tulsa
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FGCU Takes Down Mercer In Wild 16-Inning Affair
MACON, Ga. – Apparently three games between the Atlantic Sun preseason favorites wasn't enough, as FGCU and Mercer nearly played another full game before the Eagles plated three runs in the top of the 16th inning to come away with a 6-3 triumph in series finale at Claude Smith Field.
The 16-inning affair is the longest game in FGCU's nine-year history, besting a pair of 15-inning contests. With the win, the Eagles improve to 8-7 and more importantly even their A-Sun record at 3-3 after two straight road weekends to open conference play.
Early on, FGCU couldn't capitalize on a solid start from senior righty Jack Wagoner (Berlin, Conn./Northwest Catholic/St. Petersburg), who gave up three runs over six innings while striking out seven with no walks. Junior Jacob Barnes (St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg HS) took over for Wagoner in the seventh and continued his string off scoreless innings.
Trailing 3-0 in the top of the eighth, the Eagles were sparked by a pinch-hit single by freshman Sean Dwyer (Leesburg, Fla./Tavares HS). Dwyer's one-out single was followed by a fly out before senior Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario/Sinclair Secondary) kept the inning alive with a single. Less than 24 hours removed from drilling his third home run of the season, senior Zach Maxfield (North Port, Fla./North Port HS/Pasco-Hernando CC) tied the game at 3-3 with one swing of the bat. Maxfield took a 1-2 pitch from J.T. Odom over the left field wall for his 35th career round-tripper and second straight A-Sun series with two homers.
With the game now tied, the Blue and Green kept the ball in the right arm of Barnes, who tossed five more scoreless innings following Maxfield's game-tying blast. Barnes' streak and the game nearly came to end in the bottom of ninth when John Moreland led off the inning with what seemed to be a walk-off home run, but was robbed by freshman centerfielder Jake Foley (Punta Gorda, Fla./Charlotte HS).
Barnes was nearly lights out the rest of the way, striking out eight over his six innings of work and stretched his innings without giving up a run to 13. Over those 13 innings, Barnes has recorded 22 strikeouts.
As good as the FGCU's bullpen was, Mercer's relievers matched their performance until the 16th. Mercer's D.J. Johnson and Brandon Barker kept the Eagles off the scoreboard from the ninth inning through the 15th.
Freshman Harrison Cooney (Vero Beach, Fla./Vero Beach HS) took over for Barnes in the 13th and started a string four solid innings by the first-year right-hander. Cooney gave up just two hits over his four scoreless innings.
With neither team scoring a run for a stretch of seven innings, FGCU broke the drought with three runs in the top of the 16th to take its first lead of the game, at 6-3. Senior Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Central HS) led off the inning with a double and moved over to third on a sacrifice bunt. A pop up to the next batter put the scoring chance in doubt until a walk to senior Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Central HS) and Wickens being hit by a pitch loaded the bases again for Maxfield. A walk to Maxfield on a full count brought home Roberson's for the eventual game-winning run to make it 4-3. Senior Robert Greene (Cape Coral, Fla./Mariner HS), who entered the game in the eighth, then stepped to the plate and broke the game open with a two-run single.
After allowing just one base runner over his first three innings, Cooney made things interesting by issuing a walk and giving up a hit to the Bears to open the bottom of the 16th. With two on and no outs, Travis Benn lined out into a double play to freshman Brandon Bednar (Stuart, Fla./South Fork HS) at third, who wheeled and fired to get the second out at second. Another single kept the inning alive for the Bears before Cooney got the last out on a fly ball to Foley in center.
The win moved Cooney to 2-0 on the season, while FGCU improved to 26-10-1 all-time in extra-inning affairs. The extra-inning game was the fourth of the season for the Eagles, who played just three all of last year.
Mercer's Colby Collins got the loss. Lost in the game was a solid starter from Mercer's Justice French who went 7.1 innings, allowing one run on five hits with five strikeouts.
Maxfield led the way at the plate during FGCU's 15-hit afternoon. The North Port, Fla. native went 3-for-6 with four RBI and was also issued two walks. Junior Javi Sujo (Miami, Fla./Miami Sunset HS/Middle Georgia College) had his second multi-hit game of the series, while Dwyer and Wickens contributed two hits each.
A big difference in the game came at the top of the lineup where FGCU's combo of Alvarez and Wickens reached base five times and scored three runs compared to an 0-for-12 day from Mercer's first two batters.
After seven straight games away from home, it's fitting that the Eagles will land back in Fort Myers for five consecutive games this week. On Monday, the FGCU athletic department will honor its biggest supporter and a good friend by holding the funeral services for Duane Swanson in Alico Arena. Swanson, who the baseball stadium is named after, passed away last Tuesday. The service is open to the public and will begin at 1 p.m.
Swanson, who was presented with Honorary Letter from the athletic department prior to the team's March 2nd-win over Michigan, was one of the pioneers of FGCU's quick accent into the Division I ranks. Swanson's involvement with athletics dates back to 2002 when he met with baseball coach Dave Tollett. Since then, Swanson has led the charge in building both the baseball and softball complexes, not only donating generously, but also getting many others to follow in his footsteps. Swanson has also been a consistent donor to the scholarship fund and in 2007 he once again led the charge in building the Outdoor Sports Complex which is home to 11 of 14 FGCU programs.
FGCU will begin its week by hosting Columbia on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the first of a two-game set. The Lions are 3-3 on the season and like the Eagles, own wins over Illinois and Central Michigan.
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3.25/5 rDev +12.8%
07-07-2014 23:20:55 | More by priwen
2.25/5 rDev -21.9%
02-13-2014 03:21:34 | More by Hendrick24
3/5 rDev +4.2%
01-11-2014 19:35:24 | More by rorjets
2.75/5 rDev -4.5%
10-20-2013 13:56:57 | More by jaydoc
2.5/5 rDev -13.2%
10-05-2013 15:11:52 | More by ejimhof
New York
3.25/5 rDev +12.8%
03-17-2013 15:40:30 | More by Noelito76
3.25/5 rDev +12.8%
02-12-2013 01:45:45 | More by matjack85
South Carolina
3/5 rDev +4.2%
12-07-2012 14:47:27 | More by Damian74Shensky
3/5 rDev +4.2%
12-04-2012 00:36:58 | More by ralphw56
3/5 rDev +4.2%
08-18-2012 19:54:55 | More by t0rin0
3/5 rDev +4.2%
02-05-2012 21:04:43 | More by rydev24
2.5/5 rDev -13.2%
01-26-2012 11:29:06 | More by dandmc24
Rhode Island
3/5 rDev +4.2%
11-26-2011 03:14:47 | More by Burt
3/5 rDev +4.2%
11-15-2011 21:58:40 | More by ROGUE16
2.1/5 rDev -27.1%
Review dated 12/19/2008 from 12oz bottle.
Looks like Bud - pale yellow with a fizzy white head. Mild hops and malt on the aroma with adjunk. This is the best their top brewmasters could come up with? It is BARELY better than Budweiser. Watery and ricey. Faint grassy hops. Carbonated yet weak mouthfeel. Wow, A-B is bad. I am really happy they are Belgium's problem now.
08-23-2011 20:45:45 | More by nickd717
2.5/5 rDev -13.2%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a clear golden with a thin white head and little lacing. Nose brings forth some grain and a bit of some Czech/German hops. Taste is about the same, with a bit of grain but mostly just faint hops and some carbonation. Light feel with a good amount of carbonation to carry what little flavor there is. Drinks okay, but probably has a bit too much carbonation and not much real flavor.
10-08-2010 00:36:29 | More by Thorpe429
3.33/5 rDev +15.6%
I know this beer is retired but I tested at the brewery before it was out and still had my notes. I know it is going back a minute but hey I never even noticed it was on BA before.They told us it was supposed to resemble a Dutch brand that will remain nameless. It had a good finger and a half of head sitting in the clear plastic sampling cup they gave us. Alright lace and body carbonation. The body was brass/gold color. The aroma did smell like a mass produced Euro lager with some tones of grass and malt. There was bit of bitterness to the flavor but was primarily malty. Thin feel and overall drinkability was pretty good.
10-26-2009 21:24:52 | More by MTNboy
2.05/5 rDev -28.8%
A bitter beer that is more astringent than flavorful. Not too much in the way of sweet malt to balance it out either (rather dry). I think calling this beer world select is a little humorous unless you are comparing it to Bud Light. The aroma is somewhat malty with a strange hop character. The mouthfeel is thin. Pass.
11-18-2008 08:16:03 | More by nick76
2.3/5 rDev -20.1%
Been looking for this one for a while now so when I came across one I quickly grabbed it. Deep dark ruby pour with a thick tan head and some nice lacing. The aroma is very malty with a good sweetness to it. Great smokey flavor with a nice roasted quality. Licorice, coffee, and a touch of chocolate complete a tasty brew. Mouthfeel could be a touch thicker but it works. Overall a good porter.
08-06-2008 12:49:51 | More by kinger
2.88/5 rDev 0%
Poured golden pale yellow from a bottle. Smelled decent, but nothing special..much less skunky than similiar imports ( Heinie).
Lots of carbonation, taste of light hops, no fruits, nothing really special.
Finishes clean, this is what Budweiser should be. Not over bearing. Not real bitter. But, a better flavor than run-of-the-mill macros.
11-12-2007 03:22:38 | More by KI9A
2/5 rDev -30.6%
Aroma:Smelled like a European Lager but with a little less skunk
Appearence: Pours a golden will standard American Macro or European Lager color, the head was small and disappeared after a minute or two.
Flavor: It had a fuller and crisper flavors then other AB lagers
Mouthfeel: Low to Medium bodied, did not taste much alcohol
Drinkability: Better then Bud, Bud Light, Grolish, heiny, ect.
11-07-2007 03:34:52 | More by harpus
2.03/5 rDev -29.5%
Cheers on attempting to cash in on the green-bottle, european import, high class appearance niche! This beer, to me, seems to be nothing more than another marketing scam infecting the truth of what otherwise is an outstanding growth of the American craft beer industry.
If youve had more than 40 or 50 beers, the descriptions are probably fairly predictable: Pours a fizzy golden/yellow color with nearly no head retention. The aroma is a bit sweet, a bit adjuncty, and just maybe you could pick out some hops (good luck). Taste follows suit, as its just a hair better than most other a-b products. . . but you also run the risk of getting a skunked one, as someont had the brilliant idea of bringing out everybodys favorite green bottles. They really put their guns in on this one to compete with the heinekens and grolschs.
My guess is we wont see this one in stores much longer than another few months, if at all.
10-16-2007 04:12:32 | More by jasonpeckins32
1.5/5 rDev -47.9%
This beer was garbage. The fact that they "challenged our top brewmasters representing 10 countries around the globe to collaborate and create something extraordinary" and this is the end result. I would be upset if I spent all that money and this is the final product. No smell. Poured a straw color with thin to no head. Musty taste and no aftertaste. They even changed th name of this beer. It used to be called Anheuser World Select but then AB came out with Bud Select so they changed names.
10-07-2007 14:44:18 | More by Beerbuddha
3.85/5 rDev +33.7%
Aroma: Clean crisp malt and hop nose. No fruity esters. Hops are very gentle. Slight graininess.
Appearance: Brilliantly clear golden. Bright white head that spider webs the surface and rings the sides of the glass. Half way through the beer there is no head at all. Like glass.
Flavor: Low Pilsen malt character that's slightly sweet. Crisp and refreshing, clean fermented with no off flavors. Gentle hop flavor and a spicy hop bitterness that lingers just a bit and is actually thirst quenching. Hints of wood character.
Mouthfeel: Medium low bodied. Medium-medium low CO2. Alcohol is present but low.
Overall Impression: A very refreshing smooth Pilsner. I would take this beer over a Budweiser or Bud Light any day. You have to try this one. I'm sure you'd enjoy it especially on a hot summer afternoon.
07-10-2007 01:53:31 | More by sullysbeer
2.48/5 rDev -13.9%
Born on date: 20Feb07
12oz green bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours a golden yellow color with a decent looking white head that leaves some sporadic lacing around the edge of the glass. The aroma is grain, some euro hops and a detracting metallic quality. The taste is much like the aroma with some grain and mild hopping. The mouthfeel is extremely thin and watery. Overall, I am not at all impressed with this offering from A-B.
05-19-2007 02:25:54 | More by cjgator3
Anheuser World Lager (World Select) from Anheuser-Busch
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text: Online Dating Apps 2013 Looking For Love? There's an App For That by Tara Block 9/19/13 49 Reactions 38 Shares Print 3 14 17 3 1 It seems like every day there's a new form of online dating. No matter what type of relationship you're looking for — from the "forever" kind to the "friends with benefits" kind — there's an app for that! I've been hearing my girlfriends discuss their wins and losses with a variety of online-dating phone apps, and now I want to hear from you. So this Singles Week, I'm breaking down the newest means of tech-based courtship; weigh in on whether you've had good or back luck with them. HowAboutWe What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You may know the HowAboutWe dating app as the one that lets you find and put out date ideas in your area. But the recently released version comes with two new features that make the process even easier. Speed Date allows you to browse photos and dates that you can skip over, or double tap if you're interested. 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Weigh in below! 4 / 12 Grouper Social Club What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Grouper is a website and iPhone app that sets you and your friends up on a group date by connecting to your Facebook profile. It matches up three guys and three girls (or same-sex couplings) based on your age, education, job, interests, and "general lifestyle." Basically, you pick your wingwomen, and the site selects the date, location, and guys (it also provides a round of free drinks). I could see how the group dates would involve less pressure and more fun, but I'd guess it probably leads to more friendships than serious relationships. If you've tried Grouper, weigh in below! 6 / 12 OkCupid Crazy Blind Date What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 OkCupid recently launched the Crazy Blind Date app, where you pick the time and place, and it sets you up on a blind date with a compatible match. You can't know the identity beforehand, but you are able to chat right before over IM. With the wide range of OkCupid users, I don't know if I'd trust the site to match me up. But maybe it works better than it sounds? If you've tried the OkCupid Crazy Blind Date app, weigh in below! 6 / 12 Lulu What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lulu is an Android and iPhone app for women to review men. You can go on the app — that calls itself a "database of men" — to see whether that guy you're into is the real deal or a sleazeball. Even though you're encouraged to log in via Facebook, the reviews are anonymous. You can rate the guys numerically in a variety of categories like humor, appearance, and manners, as well as choose from serious and silly hashtags provided, like #AlwaysPays, #RespectsWomen, #Boring, and #WearsEdHardy. Have you used Lulu? 7 / 12 Swoon What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Swoon is an app for Android and iPhone that's similar to Tinder in that you quickly pick a yay or nay option based on photos. 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If you've used the app, weigh in below! 11 / 12 Coffee Meets Bagel What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Coffee Meets Bagel, which released its iOS app this year, uses Facebook to match you with a friend of a friend. It uses a game-like interface to make the experience fun, and it sounds a lot safer to date at least a friend of a friend than a total stranger, right? Have you tried it? 12 / 12 Looking For Love? 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Two men were arrested on June 15 and charged with conspiracy to sell or distribute drugs.
According to a police report, Justin Grant Turner, 33, of Sparta, N.C., and Terrence Stevenson, 37, of Galax were arrested by Sgt. Shawny Jones in the Walmart shopping center parking lot.
Turner was charged with driving after his operator's license had been suspended and conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act to sell or distribute marijuana. Stevenson was charged with conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act to sell or distribute marijuana.
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson County will have to make some adjustments to its proposed 2015 budget, following the long-awaited passage of Virginia's state budget by the General Assembly last week.
The Grayson County Board of Supervisors and county staff have been working diligently for months on a proposed 2015 county budget, but had to estimate how much funding the state would provide.
The Galax Volunteer Fire Department's annual carnival will be held this year from June 23-28 at Felts Park, with rides provided by Michael's on the Midway.
Gates open at 5 p.m., followed by the bingo and the carnival at 6 p.m. Bingo will have a 50 percent payout for each game. There will be a $1,000 championship game on Saturday night for qualifying players.
Fireworks will be held on June 28 at 11 p.m. and again on July 4 at 10 p.m.
The Great American Duck Race will also be held on July 4 at 10 a.m. in Chestnut Creek. Tickets are $5.
RICHMOND — Averting a potential government shutdown with less than three weeks to spare, the General Assembly passed an austere two-year budget June 12 after hours of behind-the-scenes wrangling over the thorny issue of Medicaid expansion.
The spending plan does not include a provision aimed at expanding the federal/state health insurance program for low-income people, a cornerstone of the federal health care overhaul that was left as an option to the states.
Virginia State Police responded to the scene of a motorcycle accident that resulted in one injury and the fatality of a 60-year old Max Meadows man on Wednesday.
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Twin County Regional Hospital recently held an open house for its new 64-slice CT scanner.
The device, the software needed to run it and the CT suite renovation was a $1 million investment that will help doctors diagnose problems with greater precision and less hassle for patients.
The scanner, an Optima CT660 system, is made by GE.
On hand to discuss the new scanner were TCRH Director of Diagnostic Imaging David Payne and radiologist Dr. J. Bolen.
INDEPENDENCE — A Grayson County grand jury has indicted Margie M. Spencer of Mouth of Wilson on two counts of financial exploitation of a mentally handicapped person.
The grand jury met April 25, and Spencer's charges were among several sealed indictments. The file was unsealed after she was arrested in late May.
Court records showed that between Jan. 1 and June 1, 2013, Spencer allegedly exploited $200 or more.
HILLSVILLE — A Carroll County grand jury issued 141 indictments against 55 individuals in Monday's circuit court session.
Indictments included a total of eight different charges against James Danny Miller of Dandridge, Tenn. According to the indictments, Miller has been charged with the abductions of Connie Denham, Kayla A. Denham and Lincoln T. Brady; along with four charges of the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and one charge of statutory burglary.
HILLSVILLE — In the midst of grand jury indictments on Monday, 31-year-old Jesse James Owens of Woodlawn surprised the court with a guilty plea to four charges, including first-degree murder.
The case preceding Owens' plea began Feb. 8, 2013, when he admittedly used a firearm to shoot and kill his girlfriend, Delphie Willey.
Owens was accused of shooting Willey in the head, according to police reports. Previous testimonies had indicated that he'd committed the act after becoming jealous of Willey dancing with another man.
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Travel is a cost of doing business in today's globally connected economy. Learn how CDC's Travelers' Health resources work to protect international business travelers—and the bottom line—from various health risks.
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New infectious diseases are emerging. And in our globalized world, microbes can travel across the globe in a matter of hours, causing potentially fatal illness and bringing business to a halt. Find out how CDC is advancing the world's ability to prevent, detect and quickly respond to threats.
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Novice Faculty Teaching Awards
Description of Awards
The purpose of the AACN Novice Faculty Teaching Awards is to recognize excellence and innovation in the teaching of nursing by novice faculty at AACN member schools.
Two awards will be presented each year, with one award presented in each of the following categories:
- The Novice Faculty Excellence in Didactic Teaching Award will be presented to faculty teaching in either classroom or online settings. See Past Award Winners.
- The Novice Faculty Excellence in Clinical Teaching Award will recognize outstanding faculty teaching in clinical settings. See Past Award Winners.
The call for award applications will be announced during the Fall semester, with the nomination application packets due during the Spring semester.
APPLICATION Deadline for 2014 cycle
June 4, 2014
For this award cycle, the award winner will be announced in August 2014.
- Faculty at AACN member school
- Novice faculty; defined as teaching full- or part-time in their first faculty teaching role for five years or fewer
- Faculty that have taught full- or part-time for at least two semesters during the previous academic year
- Faculty with a doctoral or master's degree in nursing
- Faculty teaching at the undergraduate and/or graduate level
- Demonstrates innovation in teaching/learning approaches
- Demonstrates empathy and respect for students and creates a culture that encourages student expression of ideas
- Acts as an exemplary role model and exhibits professional values and standards
- Demonstrates evidence-based teaching/learning and integration of theory and practice
The eligible faculty member may be nominated by either a student or faculty member. The nomination application packet consists of five components:
1. 2 letters of nomination – one from a peer faculty member and one from a student
2. Statement of verification from nominee's Program Chair – confirm that the nominee demonstrates overall effectiveness in the faculty role and teaching effectiveness (i.e., as reflected in student evaluations)
3. Nominee personal statement (one page) – explain why your approaches to teaching and learning meet the criteria for this award
4. Nominee curriculum vitae
- The letter of nomination must explicitly state whether the faculty member is being nominated for the didactic or clinical award.
- All components of the application packet will be utilized to judge the degree to which each nominee meets the award criteria.
- All five components of the nomination application must be submitted as a single packet.
- All letters and statements must be no longer than one page in length.
- All letters and statements must be written within the last six months.
- It is recommended that letters and statements address the stated award criteria and provide evidence or examples of meeting the criteria.
Submission Process
Nomination application packets should be electronically submitted to Anna Kathryn Pierce at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please direct any questions to AACN's Faculty Programs Coordinator, Anna Kathryn Pierce at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Award recipient will:
- Choose one AACN conference to attend during the following academic year; the registration fee for that conference will be waived. If the award recipient is a team, only one member of the team will receive a waived registration conference fee.
- Receive an engraved award.
- Be spotlighted on AACN's website and in the association's electronic publications.
2013 Award Winners
Clinical Teaching Award
Jacqueline Riley-Baker
University of Texas Health
Science Center,
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DINING HALL- 11:30 AM- 1 PM- We will be opening for breakfast and dinner as camps and conferences come to stay. We will be sending out weekly e-mail of hours and services.
Check out the menu and meal planning packet put together by our Registered Dietican.
University Dining Services provides an exciting and innovative dining services program for the entire university community. You'll find great food, honest values, and a comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy it all. You have a variety of restaurants to choose from, all conveniently located within walking distance of on-campus housing, labs/classrooms and many off-campus apartments.
Dining on campus provides the social experience essential to campus life. It gives you the opportunity to gather with friends, take study breaks, hang out, relax and unwind after a hard day of classes and activities. Come dine at the University Dining Services restaurants and enjoy the comfort, convenience, outstanding food, and inviting atmosphere all designed especially for you.
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New Item from Smoking Goose at the Eastside: Sliced Capocolla at $9.99/lb
New Item from Fischer Farms: T-bone Steaks at $16.99/lb
Exciting new local Item from Rice's Quality Farm Meats: Nitrate/Nitrite Free Bacon
Coming Soon: After a long hiatus from the East Store, I am pleased to announce the return of more Beeler's pork products. Items Include:
Apple Cinnamon Smoked Bacon
Garlic Pepper Bacon
Natural Casing Pork Bratwurst (these are some of the best Brats that I have ever had!)
Cheddar Franks with Chili Seasoning
Jalapeno Pepper Jack Cheese Franks
We will be able to get the entire line of Beeler's products! So if there is something you can't find in the store, just ask me, Josh, and I'll special order it for you!
Look for these in the Fresh Meat Case and the Frozen Meat Locker at the East Store.
This brings me to the next piece of news from the Eastside Meat World. Frozen meat has moved! The frozen meat selections are now located in the Meat Locker, a stand-alone, reach-in freezer right next to the Fresh Meat Case. Same great products, better store location!


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I have nothing negative to say about NCL or the Star on this cruise. The ship was what I expected! This was a port intensive cruise so I elected not to dine at speciality restaurants. I don't care for buffets or the chaos around them so we dined in Aqua most nights. The food was fine every time and the service was excellent. Sometimes, we just wanted a quick lunch and Blue Lagoon served us well. The menu is very very limited but you get in and out quickly. The chicken wings are good.
Entertainment is a matter of choice. I prefer shows that are visual as opposed to auditory. Therefore I liked dancing and the majician and skipped the musicals.
We expected cold weather so we selected room 8008, oceanview. I knew the room was over the Stardust. You could hear every practice and every show. By 10:30 all was quiet. I'd take that cabin again.


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News of a mini civil war in Lebanon between the Lebanese army and fighters thought to belong to the Islamic State (formerly ISIS) triggered a wave of rumors this week that were blamed in part on traditional media.
July 24, 1969, Guadalupe and David Lopez welcomed their baby daughter Jennifer Lynn into the world. Jennifer Lopez, a first generation American, lived with her parents and two sisters in the Castle Hill section of the Bronx.
If the paparazzi exist to alert us when Kim Kardashian passes through LAX, we are indeed a troubled civilization that can only be saved with the passage of meaningful anti-paparazzi laws that have killer-whale teeth.
Now, Cheadle is about to embark on a new path, his directorial debut in the film, Miles Ahead, featuring a glimpse into the life of jazz musician or social musician as he liked to be called, Miles Davis.
It is so important for women to have role models like this, to see women doing really excellent work for human rights. Women need to see more of this so we can be more of this: independent female powerhouses working together.
Question: What do science fiction, fantasy and horror have in common? Answer: they are the genres honored annually, for the past four decades, by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films.
We all have one. Some of us have two or three. It may be a movie. It may be an actor. But there's no doubt there is some film-related icon that you just don't get. Everybody else loves it, or him, or her, but not you.
The American was much maligned. It is a great movie. It suffers only from its marketing campaign. It was promoted as an action thriller in which Geo...
Just as I was settling into my golden years, I quit writing full-time to become a salesperson full-time. I only have one product, but it's a great one: my current unpublished book, Don't Sit Down Yet.
You know a film is one of the "great ones" when even a cameo from Young MC can't derail it. Up in the Air may have went scoreless on its six Oscar nods, but the film still ranks as one of my favorites from the 2000s decade.
Bad boy types are the fun men. But as a woman over 50, when you look to your future for a committed relationship, do you want a playful George who is all about George, or do want a kind, compassionate quality man, who is all about pleasing and loving you?
My daughter, who has become utterly fascinated by the huge age gap between my husband and I recently asked my husband why, after all those years of being alone did he finally choose me?
I am certain that Clooney's recent engagement is not just about Clooney. Our cultural icons are our cultural icons because they have important messages to reflect back to us. They give us an opportunity to shift into a higher frequency of alignment with who we really are.
Earlier this week, news broke of the latest celebrity engagement: Hollywood actor and self-proclaimed perpetual bachelor, George Clooney, proposed to Amal Alamuddin. Frantic Google searches began as everyone wanted to know who this 'exotic beauty' was.
Award-winning actor and self-proclaimed perpetual bachelor George Clooney surprised everyone when news leaked of his engagement to girlfriend, Amal Alamuddin, a British attorney who studied at Oxford and New York University.
One of our favorite stars (and an avowed bachelor) has finally met his match -- and she turns out to be a dynamic Alpha Woman! Amal Alamuddin is a human rights lawyer who speaks three languages and once clerked for Sonia Sotomayor.


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Off-Campus Housing:
I personally have not had to experience trying to find off campus housing nor do I know anyone that had to find housing.
It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get in our nursing program. It takes even more work to attend and successfully complete the program. Our department has a 100% pass rate on the NCLEX RN because of how they have our program set up
At our campus it is mainly directed towards business degrees and nursing. Since we are such a small campus off of the main campus a lot of the classes are offered over ITV.
Our campus does not have sports. You have to attend the main campus for the sports and they are average there. Sports are a big deal in our state
I applied for financial aid but did not get enough to cover all of my schooling that I needed. The process was pretty simple though and the same as with any other college
Everyone is accepting of one another and does not discriminate. We have a very big population of lesbians and gays in our community and they are not treated any different.
It is a small campus so everyone knows each other and is willing to help one another. It is nice to see a friendly face and the class sizes are small so you do not get lost in the classroom.
The campus maintains the grounds very well and the campus is kept very neat and clean.
Small campus so parking isn't a big issue
Older campus, but they care for it.
Local Atmosphere:
Small town, but they value their college and treat the students well.
Buildings are close, so weather isn't a huge issue.
Health & Safety:
Recent incident in the boy's dorm. If it's handled correctly, I will have a higher opinion.
I have not had a problem with this here.
They offer a pretty good variety of options.
I changed my major, and it wasn't too difficult.
Drug Safety:
Typical of a college campus. Stuff is out there if you want to go looking for it, but you don't have to partake.
Not a huge campus, but because of the value of the education, a good amount of diversity.
Off-Campus Dining:
Okay, but not enough options to choose from.
Campus Housing:
The dorms are older, but they are nice and spacious. The value is very good for what you get.
Campus Dining:
They have a good selection of food, but if you have to put time in for study hall, it's hard to work with their hours.
The school understands that buying computers can be costly, so they have many computer labs and discounted software for students to use.
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