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It looks official now- Houston, SMU, UCF are off to the Big East.
Already, commissioners of C-USA and the MWC say they have had exploratory talks on several possible areas of mutual interest, including the postseason, scheduling and television. "We have spent considerable time discussing ways that (the MWC) can get better and our group can continue to grow and get better," said Britton Banowsky, C-USA commissioner, who is attending the Hawaii Bowl. "And, more often than not, the conversation turns to ways that we can actually help each other, not only from the standpoint of games like the Hawaii Bowl," Banowsky added.http://www.staradvertiser.com/sports/sportsnews/20101222_C-USA_and_MWC_discuss_a_bond_beyond_bowl_games.html
The Road over at Cowboy Altitude (SBNation's Wyoming Cowboys site) has a nice recap of the latest developments in the MWC/CUSA Merger talks. Among the ideas being discussed: 1. Championship game between top team in MWC and CUSA. Winner goes to a BCS Bowl. 2. Moving members to balance the leagues. UTEP could join the Mountain West and be close to New Mexico. Conference USA could focus on the Eastern half of Texas and the Southeast. Not sure this has a big chance of occurring since the Miners seem pretty happy playing so many other Texas schools. 3. Media Partnerships. Both leagues play some of their games on CBS College Sports. The MWC teams also appear on Versus and it's own network The Mtn. A few CUSA games get picked up by ESPN. 4. Scheduling partnerships for out of conference games. Basketball scheduling could be easier with road trips that hit two or three schools at once.
Representatives from three MWC schools are meeting with representatives from three C-USA squads to take talks to the "next level." Let's see if the "merger" idea picks up steam in the coming days.
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And three new members — Jed Daniel, Danny Gambrell and Jennifer Williams Smith — now sit on the Jasper City Council.
Any elected office comes with tough decisions, but this new class of politicians face particularly difficult choices at a particularly pivotal time for this area.
Starting in 2018, for example, the Walker County Commission will begin payments on a $9.5 million line of credit, used in 2004 to patch roads and pay basic operating costs. Those payments will continue for 30 years, in which the county will have shelled out $17.7 million in interest.
The annual payment would be $1.7 million. That's for a commission that has a total budget of $22 million for the 2013 fiscal year.
So the commissioners in office now must prepare the county's finances so that they will withstand this near-debilitating burden.
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Walker High School's current building has been out of date for practically a decade, but the increase would hit the poor the hardest and could possibly send shoppers outside the city.
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Evening food was excellent and the waiting staff attentive and friendly. Daytime food was adequate and plentiful. There has been mention in previous reviews about smoking - this was not a problem. A few people smoked but it was not intrusive.
The decks were cramped with all the sunbeds and the pool area was small but we did not really consider this an issue as there was always somewhere to sunbath where it was not so crowded.
The entertainment during the day was perhaps Butlins-like however the evening shows were very professional and very enjoyable.
The itinerary was eagerly anticipated however Tunis was a major disappointment. The taxi driver drove through many poorer areas on the way to the Medina and the Medina itself was not so pretty as other Medinas we have seen previously. We feel Tunis should be dropped from the itinerary however we enjoyed the other stops particular La Valletta. We did not partake of any of the organized tours.
The Samsara suite was excellent although not cheap. My wife had a facial massage and a hot stone massage which came to just short of £80 each but apparently worth every penny.
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All Inclusive Verse Budget Backpacking
Something I've always mentally debated is what the difference in price would be for me to take a one week all inclusive vacation to Mexico compared to doing the same trip on a tight backer budget. I recently spent a week on Isla Mujeres off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, and while my trip wasn't all that cheap, I do know that you can get all inclusive deals out of Toronto for around $700 including flights so let's look at the numbers.
I spent $1100 on a package with a group of friends and that included everything, all the food and booze we could eat and drink. Also the hotel we stayed at was absolutely amazing. The rooms were basically small apartments with views over pool area and the ocean and our resort also had a private beach. The private beach had its own bar and live music so all we had to do we chill out and let the waiter bring us drink after drink while we kicked back on the beach under the stars. So as you can probably imagine for this example we did spend more than you would if you were on a budget.
There were a few nights where we ventured into the town and we found a hostel that also had a bar outside and an outdoor nightclub so I found out what the cost of a dorm would be and of course I found out the cost of a 500ml bottle of Corona also. This gave me some ammo to play with so let's look at some numbers:
Just a note that dates I looked at are in peak season – Feb 5th-Feb 12th 2014
Flights from Toronto to Cancun (return): $558
Transfer to island (return): $20
Accommodation for 7 nights in dorm: $13×7= $91
Average food cost: $10 per day x 7 = $70
Average alcohol cost: $10 per day x $70
So the rough cost I came up with is around $800 for a week of eating and drinking in Mexico as a budget backpacker. Now my figures may be a little off here, but I've done a bit of backpacking over the years so my initial thoughts were that once you get to a place you can always save money by living in squalor. You know what I mean…. eating cheap, staying in cheap hostels etc…. However, in the case of Canada to Mexico, the main expense is the flight and unless you spend hours on a bus or train there is no way out of this cost.
My conclusion from this is that if you have a full time job it is much more worthwhile to take advantage of an all inclusive package if you're traveling short term. You don't have to spend all your time at the resort, and we spent a heap of time exploring the island and surround areas on scooters and boats, but it makes no sense to me to spend a week in a budget hostel when you can stay in an amazing resort. Based on my numbers, we spent an extra $300 and we got a complete luxury experience so unless you're traveling for months at a time I think going for an all inclusive is the best short term travel option.Read More


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"For the first time, this crime is being commemorated as 'National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month,' instead of a week… The Department [of Justice] will use the month of February to raise awareness regarding teen dating violence and to provide opportunities for schools and communities to protect young people… We at the Department share a vision where men, women, boys, girls and communities can live in a world without the fear of violence. Today, we take another step towards raising awareness and the profile of teen dating violence."
-- Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli, at an event commemorating National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, January 28, 2010
"After 15 years of working to end domestic violence, we have learned that teens are not immune from abuse in relationships. Teen dating violence is all too common, and ends up leading to vicious and unhealthy cycles for years to come. Our responsibility – as parents, teachers, mentors, and community leaders – is to guide our young people towards respectful relationships free from harassment and abuse; teach them that it's ok to walk away from a bad situation; and encourage them to speak out when they see a friend in trouble. In many communities, teens themselves are leading the way in organizing their schools and communities to stand against violence. I commend them."
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There are no two ways about it: open source is everywhere. You'll be hard-pressed to find a single IT shop today that doesn't take advantage of open source software, be it Linux, MySQL, Perl, or the Snort networking tool. And everywhere you look, top-tier vendors such as IBM, Novell, Oracle, and Sun are investing heavily in open source projects and community-based development. Even Microsoft is getting in on the game. But despite widespread and growing acceptance, making the case for open source in mission-critical enterprise IT environments isn't always easy.
To some, the idea of a major technology vendor open sourcing its software conjures up an image of an IT garage sale, where companies give away unsuccessful and poorly maintained products in the desperate hope that someone else will know what to do with them. After all, if a piece of software is good enough to use, then surely it's good enough to sell?
It's true that companies occasionally open source their software more as a way to generate buzz than as an honest attempt to garner community support, but it's a mistake to assume that motive. The business models around open source are maturing, and what began with a few early trailblazers is growing into a genuine revolution in thinking within the software industry. While it's natural and even advisable to maintain a healthy skepticism about open source today, within a few years' time the open source model may actually become the norm, rather than the exception.
This leaves IT managers in a quandary. As the old models and assumptions of software development begin to give way, so too must the traditional means by which IT shops evaluate and procure enterprise software. More and more, those decisions will require a new kind of savvy that reaches far beyond the budget sheet and into the software development ecosystem itself.
No free lunch
The first question that must be addressed is how a company such as IBM or Oracle can afford to give away its software for free. The answer is simple: They don't, really -- at least not when you look at the larger picture.
For many reasons, the traditional shrink-wrap software distribution model is a poor fit for enterprise software. As IT infrastructures grow larger and more complex, per-seat or per-CPU licensing schemes become increasingly hard to manage. Arcane pricing formulas lead to fee structures that don't accurately reflect the actual utility of the software, not to mention inspiring a variety of creative accounting techniques on the part of bewildered CFOs.
For these reasons, some companies, such as Sun, have made the conscious decision to forsake the shrink-wrap model in favor of pure subscription pricing. The software itself is free. Customers pay for the ongoing support, maintenance, and integration assistance.
A skeptic might say this is just a different kind of Hollywood accounting. And it's true; in the long run, the omission of a specific licensing fee doesn't necessarily mean that customers will save any money. It's important to note, however, that a company that has made the leap to a subscription-based pricing structure is but one step away from the next stage of its evolution.
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Gravel: I'm not dead yet
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Published on Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 at 5:07 p.m.
An update on the tree-in-the-woods riddle: If you're running for president and nobody knows it, are you really running for president?
Mike Gravel is.
He has 0 delegates, virtually no fundraising and a campaign staff that amounts to "the better part of about a half dozen people," according to deputy campaign manager Jon Kraus.
In the 10 remaining Democratic nominating contests, Gravel is on the ballot in just one state.
Not surprisingly, the 77-year-old former senator from Alaska has to tell people, as he told PolitiFact, "Yes, I'm still a candidate."
Gravel returned from oblivion to a momentary spot on the national stage when he announced March 26, 2008, that he had joined the Libertarian Party. But the central question of his candidacy — is it one? — remains.
Earlier this month he put a video on YouTube complaining the site's YouChoose page no longer features him. "Apparently I've been relegated to a footnote at YouTube," Gravel (gra-VELL for those wondering) says in the video. "I'm one of three candidates in the presidential race, Obama, Hillary and myself. I am a candidate. I have not withdrawn."
PolitiFact set out to confirm Gravel's status in the race. He acknowledges the challenge there.
"That's what happened when the Democratic Party cut me out of the debates last September," Gravel said. "No visibility. People don't even know I'm running. That was the intention of cutting me out."
Which might explain why when we checked to see if Gravel was on the ballot in the upcoming contests, some state officials had no idea who we were asking about.
"Could you spell that?" asked Bowen Greenwood, communications director for the secretary of state of Montana (primary, June 3). Greenwood went to check and came back with: "The elections folks tell me they've never heard of him. I confess, I've never heard of him either."
West Virginia (May 13) had not heard from him. Neither had South Dakota (June 3). Puerto Rico (June 1) was finalizing its candidate list, but didn't expect Gravel to be on it.
And in Guam (May 3), Tony Charfauros, chairman of the Democratic Party, said: "Are you talking about Mike Gravel who used to be a candidate for president?"
Because Guam is holding caucuses, Gravel might have a chance. Delegates can support whomever they want because caucuses have no ballot.
Gravel told us he's on the ballot in North Carolina (May 6) and Oregon (May 20). Turns out he is confirmed for the North Carolina primary, but Oregon is a different story.
Scott Moore, chief of communications for the Oregon secretary of state, told us they would have been happy to put Gravel on the ballot, but his campaign never filed the paperwork.
Kraus, Gravel's deputy campaign manager, said: "It came down to money. I think it costs $1,000 to get on the Oregon ballot. We were unable to pay that."
We checked back with Moore in Oregon and he said there was no fee. All they needed was the filing paperwork.
We broke the news to Gravel. He said that would have been a good state for him.
He's also not on the ballot in Pennsylvania (April 22), Indiana (May 6) or Kentucky (May 20).
Fundraising "couldn't be tougher," the candidate acknowledged. He hasn't filed a campaign finance report since year-end 2007. George Smaragdis, a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission, says candidates who aren't expected to raise $100,000 in an election year are not required to file their contributions monthly, which confirms Gravel's money issues. He's a little behind Sen. Barack Obama's $55-million February take.
Gravel doesn't hold campaign events every day, but he is planning a 10-day tour of the Northeast starting next week — regions that already had their primary elections.
So, what is the goal of this campaign?
While Gravel "has pretty much had it" with the Democrats and thinks they have cut their ties to him, he's intent on being on the November ballot one way or another.
In fact, he hopes to seal the deal in Denver. But not at the Democratic convention.
At the Libertarian convention — May 22-26.
Sources:YouTube, A complaint against YouTube, from gravel2008, posted March 13, 2008
Libertarian Party, Events calendar
Mike Gravel campaign Web site,
North Carolina state board of elections, List of candidates for the presidential primary ballot, March 4, 2008
Indiana secretary of state, Letter certifying candidates for the presidential primary election, Feb. 28, 2008
Kentucky secretary of state, Sample ballot for presidential primary
Montana secretary of state, 2008 candidate filing list
Opensecrets.org, Mike Gravel's fundraising numbers
Opensecrets.org, Barack Obama's fundraising numbers
Associated Press delegate count, March 26, 2008
Interview with Sen. Mike Gravel, March 25 and 26, 2008
Interview with Jon Kraus, Gravel's deputy campaign manager, March 25 and 26, 2008
Interview with Massie Ritch, Center for Responsive Politics communications director, March 25, 2008
Interview with George Smaragdis, Federal Election Commission spokesman, March 25, 2008
Interview with Sarah Bailey, deputy secretary of state and director of communications for West Virginia, March 25, 2008
Interview with Tony Charfauros, chairman of the Democratic Party of Guam, March 25, 2008
Interview with Rebecca Halton, Pennsylvania state department spokesman, March 24, 2008
Interview with Scott Moore, chief of communications for Oregon secretary of state, March 24, 2008
Interview through translator with Walter Velez, secretary of the Puerto Rico elections commission, March 24, 2008
Interview with Bowen Greenwood, communications director for Montana secretary of state, March 24, 2008
Interview with Chris Nelson, secretary of state of South Dakota, March 24, 2008
Researchers: John Martin
Names in this article: Mike Gravel, Barack Obama
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Just find them tedious. They add nothing to the experience. All they ever seem to do is over-dramatise things and kill time before kick-off.
Just find them tedious. They add nothing to the experience. All they ever seem to do is over-dramatise things and kill time before kick-off.
I love Keown, but he just said Cech was like "a basketball player from the NFL"
Now admittedly US sports isn't my particular field of expertise but...
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I like Keown as well, but he's a pretty horrible commentator.
Yeah and he does not talk a great deal, which is always a bonus.
Well, it's an incredibly low bar we're talking about here, but Keown at least keeps me amused with his murdering/genius use of the English Language, so he's better than most. I would say easily better than Townsend, but I think that goes without saying really. I ldon't despise McCarthy for those reasons too.
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I take more offence in the constant bringing up of England at every opportunity, though. They even spent 75% of the half-time show talking about England-Italy.
I know it's the Beeb and that's to be expected, but come on.
Nah, before and after the game, and half-time, is fair game IMO. During the game is way annoying though.
My problem with Keown is that whenever he opens his mouth he'll say something cliched or just downright stupid. At least he's not particularly offensive mind you.
With Srizza on the England thing as well. I imagine partly why the BBC show an England update is to pad out the time and run out the clock until they can start showing the match again, but it is annoying how everything seems to link back to England somehow. Mind you, it's not like there was a lot to talk about with today's game. What really annoys me though is the fact that whenever England are mentioned there is a desperation to draw comparisons 1966 somehow, and now that they've won 2 matches everyone is talking about "how together the team is", and how "there's a new confidence about this team", and how "could this perhaps be their year?". Bloody hell.
I want Townsend added to the word filter. Have to limit myself to screaming **** at the screen when he speaks, no more than 3 times a half.
"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusions is called a philosopher." - Ambrose Bierce
Langeveldt: I of course blame their parents.. and unchecked immigration!
GingerFurball: He's Austrian, they tend to produce the odd ****ed up individual
Burgey: Be careful dealing with neighbours whose cars don't have wheels but whose houses do.
Uppercut: Maybe I just need better strippers
Can't stand Gary Lineker these days. Smugness personified. Makes me want to put a brick through the TV.
Also, did anyone else find it incredibly annoying how the commentary team continually made stupid expressions like "..maybe it's written in the stars for England" and crap like that?
Switched off after the inevitable "it's cruel on England", makes you wonder if they actually engage their brains before opening their mouths.
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A young woman who was paralysed in a crash which killed her boyfriend is now aspiring to become a model to show "the strong woman" she has become.
Brave Sarah McCann, now 20, was travelling in a car with her boyfriend, Jamie Foord, when it left the A272 and smashed in to a tree in October 2009.
Jamie, 18, of North Chailey, near Lewes, died in hospital hours after the accident close to Scaynes Hill, near Haywards Heath.
Sarah, then 17, was whisked to hospital and had to spend weeks in intensive care and months in a rehabilitation unit.
Tragically, she was left paralysed from the waist down and has been left in a wheelchair.
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"I can't work because I have to take a lot of time off sick, I have carers and I need a lot of support.
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"Being in a wheelchair is a knock to your self-confidence. I want to show others the road I've faced, and how I've become the strong woman I am today."
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4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
02-27-2014 01:13:40 | More by sphyrn
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
09-12-2013 03:21:07 | More by CityofBals
New York
3.75/5 rDev -11.1%
08-02-2013 20:37:57 | More by Quackus
4.31/5 rDev +2.1%
75 cl. bottle split with 4 others at Chez Moeder Lambic Fontainas. 2010 & presumably only Vintage.
Label: cheap, very simple black and white drawing graces the bottle. Reminiscent of the Zwanze labels, this is clearly a label made only in order to have a label.
Appearance: Pours a clear, very interesting looking copper liquid - in small pours, it sort of looks like whiskey, perhaps an orange shade as well. Only two or so brief bubbles - it is completely still.
Smell: Very strong holistic herbs, light bitter roots, light funk, touch cough medicine and barnyard, spices, light oak.
Taste: Equally strongly herbal - it is a bit like some less enjoyable Old Hanssens lambic samples I have had. This time around it largely works, resembles some very old pur lambic's I have had in its herbal quality - touch spice, light cognac, funk is quite mellow on this one, touch cough syrup, barnyard, some light vanilla and oak popping up in the back when warmed, not very sour acidic, maybe a bit more herbal bitter.
Body: Lightly oily, lovely flat.
Overall: A very interesting experiment and radically different from both 50N4E and every other Cantillon I have ever had. Whilst it was exiting to have this considering that this one of those very rare Cantillon's, this was probably the less impressive brew I have had from the so far. More interesting than good overall.
07-10-2013 22:42:05 | More by 77black_ships
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
05-14-2013 04:44:25 | More by GRG1313
3.88/5 rDev -8.1%
Bottle at Moeder Lambic Fontainas. Cheers to jbeatty for this beautifull afternoon !
Pours an amber, cognac color with no head.
The nose provides strong funk notes along with a distinct honey from the Cognac barrel and some apple .
Palate is medium sour/tart with smooth, non astringent mouthfeel with no (obviously) carbonation. Barnyard, musty oak, apple and a faint wisp of the Cognac spirit are the prevalent tastes , no alcohol taste at all !
02-28-2013 14:07:22 | More by beerpirates
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
12-18-2012 00:45:23 | More by pperez38
4.85/5 rDev +14.9%
A: Clear copper with orange glints. Fine bubbles, small white head which leaves thin lacings on the edge of the glass then gives way to a limpid, bright liquid. Very similar to a long time sipper barleywine.
S: Light, smooth sourness, vanilla, light citruses (oranges). Characteristic smell of a young lambic, nuanced by a woody scent. While warming, the smell becomes more and more fruity (plums).
T: Woody, malted palate upfront. Light touch of sourness, never overwhelming which enhances the pronounced notes of cognac. Very very nice length on the palate with flavors coming by waves. In the course of the tasting, notes of dried and soaked fruits appear (grapes, plumes, blueberry). The sourness and warming on the finish are wonderfully balanced by a consistent smoothness.
M: Thin carbonation, nice length, very drinkable and refreshing with a nice dry aftertaste.
O: Wonderful beer, complex, smooth, to savor slowly as dictated by its evolution. Very balanced, rich, this lambic season H, brew 12 is a true success!
11-11-2012 12:10:04 | More by Fux
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
750mL sampled at the Lambic Summit. Pours a flat, clear, glowing orange that could actually be mistaken for cognac though is missing the legs and viscosity. Aroma is cheesy, sweaty, loaded with feet, vinegar, apple cider, sherry, and then as it warms moves to candied tamarind and Grand Marinier soaked cake. Then the aroma starts to move to white wine sulfides. It is obvious this is very old lambic. The taste is musty, cobwebby, cheesy, funky, and has a hint of dried orange peel and wet oak. Still is light, soft, quick on the palate. I'm a big fan of 50N 4E so I'll be a bit biased here, but what else can you ask for besides what is essentially the unblended version.
750mL thanks to Jonah at our RateBeer table at Spuyten Duyvel. Why is this so good? At first you could pass by this beer and say, flat, thin, not much going on. But if you give this lambic time, you will discover how awesomely soft, understanded, and beautiful this creation really is. The pour is flat, watery amber that looks like diluted cognac. The aroma is better than 50N 4E we had side by side. Rather than spicy cognac inherent in the 50N, this is earthy, musty, subdued with curacao and dried orange peel. The taste is soft as first then ends wildly complex: so many minerals, dust, soft lactic sourness, oak, dried lemon, orange perfumes, spices, salt water. Really is incredible. 9/20/2010 8/4/9/5/16=4.2
09-06-2012 19:37:55 | More by tarheels86
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
04-16-2012 19:57:45 | More by pixieskid
3.58/5 rDev -15.2%
Opened by forgetfu - thanks Bill! Side-by-side-by-side with 2 other cognac lambics, 50N-4E and Crianza.
Your typical still lambic, with perhaps some cognac notes in the mid-palate. Not bad at all, and fairly tasty, with straw notes, barnyard, and the expected lemon sour that is not quite as brisk as I'd like. The rarity really helps the flavor, but otherwise somewhat forgettable.
03-18-2012 00:28:43 | More by BucketBoy
5/5 rDev +18.5%
11-15-2011 13:37:18 | More by sideshowe
5/5 rDev +18.5%
11-15-2011 04:18:59 | More by HopStoopid120
3.25/5 rDev -23%
11-15-2011 01:54:23 | More by ygtbsm94
5/5 rDev +18.5%
11-14-2011 15:33:24 | More by SummitVA
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4/5 rDev -5.2%
11-14-2011 12:55:43 | More by Ineedabeerhere
New Jersey
3.55/5 rDev -15.9%
Bottle thanks to Joe.
A: Pours a straw gold with no head or lace.
S: Slightly floral with hints of tart lemon. A bit of oak and cognac in the background.
T: Extremely mellow, bot much sour or tart flavor, but mild apple and lemon fruitiness. a bit of earthiness and wood as well. hints of straw and hey as well
M: A nice spritzy feel, with the earth and tang of the apple being very refreshing and smooth
D: This is a great beer to have to sit and sip on during a hot summer day like a chardonnay. It certainly drinks lighter than the 7% indicates and was much more mellow than i expected.
06-06-2011 14:16:12 | More by mikey711
New York
3.33/5 rDev -21.1%
A huge thanks to Ineedabeerhere (Joe) for this one. 4oz. pour from a corked and capped 750ml bottle into a Cantillon tulip. Had at a tasting on 6/4/11. Reviewed from notes.
A: Beer pours no head and no lacing. Barely carbed. Color is a clear goldenrod. Just below standard even given the style.
S: Nose is slight hints of floral perfume, spicy alcohol in the back, straw, and a spritz of lemon rind. Mellow and not very aromatic. Appropriate though.
T: Opens lemon, straw, hay, tartness builds a bit towards the middle. Some plastic and band-aid round out the experience. Finish is lemon rind with some subtle bitterness and no aftertaste. Some unexpected heat towards the end also. Nice. Very drinkable.
M: Light to medium bodied with almost no carbonation. Smooth and oily in the mouth and goes down the same with a slight touch of heat. No aftertaste is a nice touch.
O: A very solid beer overall but given the demand and mystique behind it, not all that impressive. While its an unblended lambic, its pretty on par with the standard gueuzes out there.
06-05-2011 12:05:04 | More by SpeedwayJim
Ontario (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -16.4%
lantern corps beer summit 2010 - day 2, oct 9/2010.
750ml corked and capped bottle.
pours nearly crystal clear gold with no head or lace.
aroma is nice. vinegar. int of solvent. bit of prickly acidity. cider vinegar. horse blanket and leather. white bread and cracker. toffee and vanilla. apple.
taste is nice. similar to the aroma with almost no sourness and everything else feeling very mellow or watered down. lighter everything. bit of solvent.
mouthfeel is nice. light body. low carbonation. drying brett finish.
drinkability is nice. decent, but not all that interesting or exciting. certainly doesn't hold up against the other sours in this tasting.
02-04-2011 17:12:15 | More by grub
4/5 rDev -5.2%
A: Pours a nice golden hue with a small white head.
S: Aromas of green apples, light straw, oak, and a touch of white wine.
T: The apples are there mildly tart, but crisp like wine. Hints of wet hay and a prominent flavor that I can't quite put my finger on. The cognac maybe?
M: Light in carbonation, a bit dry in the finish.
D: Just okay not crazy about this one.
12-07-2010 01:28:49 | More by tpd975
4.78/5 rDev +13.3%
LH12 has been on the top of my list, especially after how pleased I was with 50ºN-4º. I really could not wait to try the 'unblended' version side by side with 50º, and recently I got the chance... Very slick golden pour with little cloudiness, though when held up to the natural sunlight it was far from translucent. When agitated, sticks to the glass leaving a quickly dissipating oily sheen. The aromas of cognac are present, but hardly overwhelming. Taste is reminiscent of an eau du vie, after a few moments I was hit with that comforting barnyard essence. Minimal carbonation, vs. the moderate effervescence of 50º. That familiar, lingering sourness is present in the finish, though with this one it's all about subtlety. Oak is present in the taste, however there's not much of a booziness overload considering such a long exposure in the casks. This was one of the most unique Cantillons I've experienced, very balanced and great to enjoy over the period of an afternoon tasting. We blended some of the LH12 with several other lambics, and it complimented some of the fruit lambic (pinot d'anuis, malvasia, hommage) quite nicely. Would love to try this again, regretfully that may never happen so I'm glad I had the chance. Upon closer inspection of the empty bottle, this is the first Cantillon I've seen with no residual dregs or sediment.
09-23-2010 15:37:19 | More by gn0sis
4.72/5 rDev +11.8%
Bottle at Spuyten Duyvil.
Pours clear and coppery... actually looks a bit like cognac. Nose is musty, earthy, and slightly boozy -- taste is dry, tart, huge oak, tannic and extremely vinous. The cognac is there as a note in the flavor but not overt. Mouthfeel is rich and smooth, surprising given that it is completely uncarbonated. Wonderful unblended lambic, and another great example of what leaving a lambic in the barrel for more than three years can do.
09-20-2010 17:30:46 | More by jedwards
4.47/5 rDev +5.9%
Crystal clear, copper color. Bottled still. Soft cognac aroma and oak is most noticeable. Earthy brett and light acidity. The flavors and aroma are the most subtle I've ever found in a Cantillon. Mellow cognac, oak and unblended lambic create a perfect marriage. Slightly tart, taste is smooth. Reminds me of a chardonnay without the very dry finish. It's interesting how the flavors mimic white grapes. Mouthfeel is unreal. Thin, delicate, and not oily.
09-20-2010 00:43:05 | More by BearsOnAcid
4.55/5 rDev +7.8%
Brewed in 3/2005, bottled in 4/2010
(L = lambic, H = the year, 12 = batch number)
One in a series of experiments by Cantillon to brew a 10%, decade-old lambic. It assumes the shape of the glass and sits there, copper-colored and still.
Oak, vanilla, and roses in the nose, and, as it warms, some spirit tones. Aside from the white grape essence, it's reminiscent of the two year old lambic occasionally available at the brewery. Fortified cologne, basically.
The taste is not that sour, though there are chardonnay tartness and tannins. Despite the stillness the feel is smooth and supple. A winner.
09-19-2010 21:50:07 | More by alfrantzell
3.9/5 rDev -7.6%
"Lambic aged 61 months in a cognac cask" at lambic summit. Clear gold, no head or lacing, quite still. Pungent, earthy nose of white wine vinegar, the only Cantillon beer this evening which had much white wine vinegar component. A bit of cat urine on the nose, heavy sulfur. Really pungent flavor, sulfur, white wine vinegar, lemon. Intense mouth and really sour on the back palate. Not getting a ton of cognac in that it's so dry and the barrel really brought out these funky qualities. Reminds me a bit of Lambicus Dexterius, but a bit more refined. An interesting treat, but it would be difficult to drink a whole bottle of this. Could use a bit of time to mellow out.
09-07-2010 02:32:27 | More by JAXSON
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Many people say that Floyd is better today than he was years ago but honestly I must say that the younger, faster Floyd got hit far less than he does today and I know that makes for a more action-packed/competitive bout because he's taking more risks standing in the pocket and trading but he never got hit as much when he was using his legs more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9en6g9JTQ <<<His Defensive abilities
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9en6g9JTQ <<<His Offensive abilities
Though the uneducated casual observer (those who do not know the difference between Boxing and Brawling) would say he was a Runner, I still favored his earlier style using his legs to box and not get hit than I do the more Crowd Pleasing Style today.
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we'll see in the Guererro fight if his legs are gone, I think they might be to be honest, I mean now for a while he's not been moving around the ring that much, and fight by fight hes standing in the pocket more. I don't believe its because he wants a fan friendly style I think its more because he can't do what he used to, I mean not everybody can be Hopkins.
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The Mercure Madrid Plaza de España Hotel is in an exceptional location and offers guests a high-quality service and warm welcome in an exclusive setting where everything is planned down to the last detail. Spacious rooms all come complete with top-quality beds to ensure that added bit of comfort. Our professional concierge service is here to advise you on all the city has to offer in terms of culture, and with this and top-notch facilities, you will want to return time and again to this hotel.
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That is a very uninformed and innaccurate statement. You have obviously not been listening to the hundreds of debates concerning the ACA which included participants from both sides of the political aisle for the past few years on Fox News. The difference Fox offers is that it actually offers input from both political perspectives as compared the the steadfastly liberal mantra of the MSNM. ACA is a trainwreck, don't buy a ticket.
It wasn't believable then and it surely isn't going to happen today. The process is to say anything to get elected and when questioned (about promises), dance, slick-talk and avoid being cornered.
The moral -- It's rather difficult to get straight answers from a naturally crooked tongue!
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Hampton Bays Superintendent Lars Clemensen, this week, responded to an incident in which members of the Hampton Bays and Southampton football teams fought during a Friday night game, which resulted in player ejections and an early end of the game.
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The East Hampton School Board kept its meeting brief on Tuesday evening so that members of the board and administrative staff could attend a wake for high school junior David Hernandez Barros, who died unexpectedly on Saturday.
District Superintendent Rich Burns read a statement on behalf of the board after a moment of silence was observed for the 15-year-old student.
"This has been a tragedy. We are grieving for David, his family and our community. We will continue our thorough evaluation of this sad and complex situation. Our thoughts and prayers go to the family," Burns said.
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Southampton Hospital will soon enter into a philanthropic campaign to build a new 125-bed facility at Stony Brook University's Southampton campus under a tentative agreement that will put the hospital under Stony Brook University Medical Center's state operating license.
The new facility will replace the hospital's current and original home in Southampton Village on Meeting House Lane, which opened in 1909. The two hospitals have had an affiliation since 2008, but the proposed agreement puts Southampton Hospital in the Stony Brook Medicine healthcare system.
Hospital officials and East End politicians lauded the move Monday morning at Southampton Hospital's Parrish Hall, explaining how the affiliation between the heath care facilities will provide better, more efficient care for South Fork residents.
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Her husband, Scorzelli's wife, Maria, said, was a dedicated physician's assistant who worked at Brookhaven Hospital and Winthrop-University Hospital.
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Steamed Turkey Dumplings Recipe
This is a great "light" appetizer that tastes wonderful, but will not make you feel like you've eaten a meal. They are easy to make and a joy to serve--try them at your next party! — Donna Bardocz, Howell, Michigan
- 2 green onions, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1/2 pound lean ground turkey
- 20 wonton wrappers
- 9 lettuce leaves
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1-1/2 teaspoons finely chopped green onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons sesame oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- In a large bowl, combine the onions, cornstarch, ginger, soy sauce and oil. Crumble turkey over mixture and mix well.
- Place 1 tablespoon turkey mixture in the center of a wonton wrapper. (Keep remaining wrappers covered with a damp paper towel until ready to use.) Moisten edges with water. Fold one corner diagonally over filling and press edges to seal.
- Line a steamer basket with 3 lettuce leaves. Arrange one-third of the dumplings 1 in. apart over lettuce; place in a large saucepan over 1 in. of water. Bring to a boil; cover and steam for 10-12 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 165°. Discard lettuce. Repeat twice.
- Combine sauce ingredients; serve with dumplings. Yield: 20 appetizers (1/3 cup sauce).
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FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU men's soccer team was shut out by the Golden Eagles of Oral Roberts Tuesday night 2-0 at the Frogs first home game of the season. The game was played at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium.
Sophomore goalkeeper Justin Durst started in place of senior Michael Lahoud who was out nursing a pulled groin muscle. Durst recorded eight saves in 90 minutes. "I want to see us play with pride", said Durst after the game, "I'm going to work hard and work with my teammates to prepare for this weekend's tournament."
Senior midfielder Nick Browne recorded a team high three shots and two shots-on-goal after missing the last two games due to travel obligations with TCU's football team, where he acts as the starting placekicker.
In a very physical game, Oral Roberts managed to hit TCU with 14 fouls, while TCU rallied back with 11 as well as a yellow card.
Associate head coach Blake Amos said after the game, "We've had about 55 good minutes this season, out of four games." "I'm curious to see about this weekend, we have a chance to go 0-6, if we lose both games this weekend, the truth about this season will come out."
Scoring for the Golden Eagles were Trey Vaut and Sun Potter. Vaut's unassisted goal came with 34:10 left in the first half, after a misplay back to the keeper (Durst), who
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Hold on to your 4-ounce gloves folks, we got a lot of rankings to talk about. Cain, JDS, Josh Barnett, Bigfoot, Overeem, Mark Hunt, Jon Jones… we're going to get to them all.
Considering four of the top 10 UFC heavyweights went at it Saturday night at UFC 160 you'd think there'd be some huge shakeup in the Fox 11 power rankings, but in reality it wasn't the heavies but the lightweights that saw the biggest movements.
Cain Velasquez versus Antonio Silva II. Same fight, less blood. First round TKO victory for Cain despite the complaints after the fight by "Bigfoot" that he was hit in the back of the head and neck.
So Cain was the champ and nothing's changed.
He was also number 5 on my pound-for-pound rankings and… nothing's changed.
Junior Dos Santos was already number one on my heavyweight rankings and guess what… nothing's changed.
"Bigfoot" was fourth on my heavyweight rankings and guess what… nothing's changed.
I still have him below Fabricio Werdum and ahead of Alistair Overeem and Frank Mir largely because the latter two haven't done anything to show they should be moved ahead of Silva, despite the loss.
Mark Hunt was number nine on our big-guy rankings and largely due to the fact that he was a very game opponent and showed a lot of grit in going toe-to-toe with the former champ, he only moved down one spot in our rankings to tenth.
He was actually jumped by Josh Barnett who is a new addition to the all-of-a-sudden very robust heavyweight roster…. and I was immediately confused as to where to put the guy.
I settled on ninth which I'm sure is entirely too low for his ardent supporters and entirely too high for those who saw him slog through five rounds with Daniel Cormier in his last meaningful bout.
Barnett is a guy that has beaten the best of the best, owning wins over Randy Couture, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, the aforementioned Mark Hunt and Gilbert Yvel.
But he's also a guy that has failed two drug tests, is 35 years old and looked utterly overmatched in his fight versus Cormier.
Basically what I'm saying is the UFC needs to book a Barnett – Frank Mir fight immediately.
Sorry Travis Browne fans, I had to push him out of my top 10 heavies. He will get a chance to show he is the real deal soon enough in his fight against Overeem though.
So like I said, not a ton of movement with the big guys but I imagine there was a seismic shift in most everyone's lightweight rankings.
Gray Maynard plummets. TJ Grant is legit. That's the story coming out of Saturday night.
All the other fights, more or less, went as planned but the shocker, to those not from Nova Scotia, was how nice Grant looked.
Gray was second on my 155 contenders list, TJ was eighth but after the fight Maynard fell all the way down to eighth, while Grant rose to fourth.
A lightweight title fight versus Benson Henderson awaits Grant while for Maynard, who knows what is next for him. It seems like Clinton was in office when Maynard knocked down Frankie Edgar approximately 47* times in the first round of their first title fight.
(*More accurately, it was three times, but you get my point.)
So other than working on his stand-up defense, I have no idea what is next for Maynard.
Also in the lightweight rankings, one of the most difficult names in the sport, Khabib Nurmagomedov rose a couple spots to seventh after his severe rag-dolling of Abel Trujillo.
And finally, in the 205 division, Glover Teixeira moved up just one spot to number three despite an ultra-impressive choke out of James Te Huna.
And even more impressive is the fact that Teixeira has now choked out or knocked out eight of his last nine opponents not nicknamed "Rampage."
So as strange as it sounds, even though I think Glover would get smashed by Jon Jones, I don't think anyone would be up in arms if he got a title shot. Because after 96* straight victories in a division where it's difficult to go .500, the guy has absolutely earned his way to a try and grab him some gold.
(*More accurately, it's 19 straight wins, but you get the point.)
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The 150th anniversary of the start of London Underground services will be marked with a steam train journey
The age of steam will return to the Tube later as the 150th anniversary of the start of London Underground services is marked.
Specially invited passengers will move off from Kensington Olympia Tube station in west London aboard a train pulled by Met Locomotive 1, which was built in 1898.
The passengers will be in the restored Metropolitan Railway carriage No 353, which was built in 1892, as well as a set of Chesham coaches on loan from the Bluebell Railway in Sussex.
Making up the train will be the No 12 Sarah Siddons - one of the world's oldest electric locomotives in service which was built in 1922.
The train will travel non-stop to Moorgate station in the City of London. But it will move at slow speed and will be visible passing through a number of stations en route, including Earl's Court, High Street Kensington, Bayswater, Paddington, Euston and King's Cross.
The train will reach Moorgate at 10.30am. Normal Tube services will be running at the same time.
Londoners will get a chance to see two more journeys as the steam train will travel on sold-out trips from Olympia to Moorgate and from Moorgate to Edgware Road.
Among further steam journeys to celebrate the anniversary will be those on Sunday January 20.
The first stretch of the world-famous network opened on January 9 1863 - between Paddington and Farringdon - when it was known as the Metropolitan Railway.


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---- — No. 6 Panthers sweep Comets in volleyball
FULTON — Class A, No. 6-ranked Pioneer wrapped up its undefeated season in Midwest Conference volleyball play with a 25-12, 25-14, 25-12 win at Caston Tuesday.
Pioneer is 22-8 overall, 7-0 in the MWC.
Despite double-digit wins in each set Tuesday, Pioneer coach Rod Nies has seen an improvement in Caston.
"Even though the scores don't look it, I could see that their varsity has improved," Nies said. "Caston's coach Taylor McFarland needs to get the parents and players to get on board. They need a feeder system in there to get them going."
Riley Morris led Pioneer with 19 assists and 15 service points. Megan Smith had 16 digs and eight service points. Sarah Dorris came up with 14 digs and eight kills. Shelby Roller had 11 assists and 10 service points. Kelsey Hill had 11 digs, and Kayte Miller added 10 service points.
Caston advances 5 runners to XC regional
Caston's Seth Cousins, Darin Chew and Dalton Daily each qualified for the Culver Academies Regional by placing in the top 10 of non-advancing sectional teams Tuesday at the Culver Academies boys cross country sectional.
Cousins placed seventh (17:37). Chew was 32nd (19:04.4) and Daily came in 38th (19:46.5).
Warsaw's Ellis Coon was the overall winner in 16:28.1. The Comets also had Andrew Smith, who placed 53rd (20:58), and Dawson Oliver was 60th (21:53).
As a team, Caston missed out on advancing by two places with a seventh place finish (189 points). Warsaw was the winner with 19, followed by Culver Academies (80), Rochester (90), Triton (110) and Plymouth (128).
In the girls meet, Caston's Adrianna Dague placed seventh with a time of 20:31.5, and Jenna Showley was 33rd (23:29.5). Both Dague and Showley each qualified for the Culver Academy Regional by placing in the top 10 of the non-advancing sectional teams. Rochester's Anna Bearse was the overall winner in 18:56.5.
Others running for the Comets were Hanna Cousins (51st, 25:44.6) and Krysta Schanlaub (29:30.8).
The Comets only had four runners, so they couldn't compete in the team competition. Warsaw won the team with 30 points, followed by Culver Academies (60), Plymouth (71), Rochester (82) and Triton (170).
The Culver Academies Regional will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday.


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