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07-28-2013 02:03:40 | More by DanGeo
4.21/5 rDev +3.4%
On tap, Michigan Summer Beerfest 2013. Been wanting to try this brew for quite some time, glad I finally have the chance! It pours out nearly black, with only a thin, thin outline of ruby and dark brown. The tan-espresso head shows excellent staying power and clings to the sides of my cup quite nicely. Very impressive looking brew so far.
The aroma is rich, sweet cherry juice meets smooth bourbon-soaked oak chips. Lots of cherry and lots of bourbon barrel presence, both competing in a compelling game of king of the hill. The cherries provide a touch of sweet, tart, a syrupy, while the barrel, aside from bourbon and oak, introduces some nice vanilla notes. It's got a roasted malt backdrop, but it goes largely unnoticed due to the bourbon barrel cherry aromas.
First sip... cherry juice. Sweet, cherry juice. Some warming bourbon and oak, light tannins. Second sip... more cherries, and perhaps some darker fruits, like prunes, that come along with a mild, up-front tartness. More vanilla and oak, bourbon warms up a bit more. Third sip... I'm pulling a little more out of the barrel now, as I start getting some coconut that mixes nicely with the vanilla.
The mix of cherry tartness, barrel goodness, and malty sweetness forms a unique combo that keeps my palate guessing with each and every sip. Many people aren't fans of mixing dark malts and any form of tartness, but sometimes - it just works. And this is one of those times. Very nice, lingering finish with molasses, cocoa, maraschino cherry, vanilla, and dry oak. The mouth feel could be a bit more boisterous; medium bodied, oily, slick, and carbonated well.
This one didn't let me down. I actually enjoyed it more than I thought I would, and even more than most of the other people on this website, it seems. Ready for me to blow your mind? I'd take this beer over Bourbon Barrel Batch 9,000 and BCS Cherry Rye. It reigns superior in drinkability over both by avoiding cloying levels of sweetness and never showing too much heat in the bourbon character. Plus I love the pureness of the tart cherries. All around, a very nice brew from Bell's.
08-06-2013 16:59:20 | More by tectactoe
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
11-20-2012 05:46:48 | More by Schlais
4/5 rDev -1.7%
07-27-2014 22:02:41 | More by SanFranJake
4/5 rDev -1.7%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue X:
Wow ... stout, bourbon and cherry all in one bottle. Our mouths are salivating before we even pop the cap.
Pours a tight and multi-sized, bubbled brown lace, which holds its own, nearly pitch-black in color. Smells of a really good but scary hunch punch (meaning booze and juice mixed together). The bourbon does come out a little bit further in the aroma with some vanilla and wood. Both the bourbon and tart cherry flavors backhand the taste buds a few times and the taste buds respond with, "Thank you, may I have another?" As soon as the palate becomes accustomed to the booze and fruit, it focuses in on the stout characteristic of char and cocoa powder, though some of that char could have come from the barrel, depending on freshness. Quick kiss of alcohol, though it stays somewhat tame for 8.5-percent ABV. Slight astringent wood tone in the drying finish.
A straight-up sipper here, even a 12-ounce bottle will take a good while to go through ... regardless of how you want to tackle this beer, it is a lot of fun to drink.
09-20-2010 17:29:22 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.43/5 rDev +8.8%
On tap at the Eccentric Cafe 2012 version
A – Pours deep brown, essentially black with very little head and no lacing.
S – Nice bourbon aroma. Actually a little subtle, but in a good way. Lots of vanilla, some oak and caramel, only a little noticeable alcohol. Some nice tart cherry coming through as well.
T – Tart cherry is much more prominent in the taste. The barrel aging is a very nice complement here, providing some depth in the flavor with vanilla and caramel, and subtle oak. I'm not a huge fan of the regular cherry stout, which seems a bit one-dimensional and thin, but this is very enjoyable.
M – Medium mouthfeel, not particularly heavy. Starts tart, and actually has a bit of earthy bitterness on the finish.
O – Trying not to overrate this just because it is barrel-aged, but this is much better than regular Cherry Stout. It is a meaty beer, but not overly heavy in any way really. Hope they make this more regularly.
10-09-2012 02:47:50 | More by warnerry
New York
4.43/5 rDev +8.8%
12 ouncer, purchased at the brewery, pours the expected dark mahogany, almost black, very dark tan head and then sheeting and splotchy lace. Cherry, sour and alcohol in the nose, then more of the same, sour cherry, dark malts, coffee, wood, smoke, more alcohol and chalky drying in the finish. Strong and flavorful, more Bells quality.
08-17-2008 04:19:52 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev -1.7%
06-03-2014 04:43:53 | More by aquazr1
4.1/5 rDev +0.7%
12oz. bottle as an extra in a recent first time trade with Dyan. Thanks a bunch, excited about reviewing this one!
Appearance- Pours with a surprisingly massive and pillowy two finger brown head over a completely opaque black that doesn't let any light in. Head retains very well and settles down to about half a finger for awhile before finally diminishing to a fine layer over the surface of the beer. My New Belgium snifter keeps the carbonation surprisingly lively as well in the center of the brew, with beading surfacing throughout the drinking experience. Very nice looking.
Smell- Really like the nose on this one. Lots of huge notes of sweet malt, roastiness, caramel, and chocolate come through initially. I predominately notice the malt and chocolate tones before catching some astringent bite that suggests a little bit of the cherry and some booze showing through. Very sweet smelling but combines nicely with that little bit of bite in the nose as well to balance out.
Taste- Interesting. The bourbon certainly makes this a bit of a different animal from the normal cherry stout. Initally I get chocolate again, lots of sweet malts with a touch of roastiness, and some vanilla from the bourbon. However, these flavors are followed closely by a sharp bite of cherry and alcohol. The sharp bite is much more prominent in the taste than in the nose and competes a little bit with the sweeter, vanilla elements from the barrels. However, this competition isn't bad, just two sides of the the same coin in this beer. The flavors could use to meld a touch more, but they do somewhat as the beer warms. That being said, I really dig the combination of the cherry and the bourbon actually. A lot going on.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- For the unique style, drinkability is fairly high on this beer. The sharp bite of the cherry does well to take on the sweeter nature of bourbon and allows this brew to be much more drinkable than it might be otherwise. That being said, in terms of mouthfeel, I did find the alcohol to be somewhat prominent and the brew to be a bit on the thin side overall for a bourbon barrel aged stout. However, it was not so bad as to detract from the overall qualities of this beer.
Overall, a very interesting and unique beer to put through the bourbon barrels. The aging only served to make it more unique. Comes with my recommendation. Thanks again Dyan!
08-15-2009 01:12:17 | More by boatshoes
4.19/5 rDev +2.9%
Had this on tap at the in a 10oz snifter at the Beer Trappe in Lexington, Ky.
A - Dark dark brown almost black. rim of glass is a deep burgundy. snifter was pout to brim of glass so not much head available. small light brown head.
S - Cherry, and cherry, chocolate and cherry, other aged fruit maybe?
T - yep, cherry is in there. chocolate. bourbon comes thru.
M - nice and think. not at think and dominating as either of the bells 9000s tho.
O - while i may have stressed the cherries a bit much - everything is blended very well. yes, it will be a bit sweet for some folks but i really enjoyed it. I would order this again.
01-25-2013 17:13:54 | More by weonfire
4.23/5 rDev +3.9%
Had on tap at Bells, review from notes. Thanks to Kevin for this one!
A: Pours practically black with very little head or lacing.
T: Very nice aroma, a combination of light bourbon, vanilla, and oak with some slightly tart cherry and some caramel.
T: Tart cherry mixed with some vanilla and caramel. A bit of chocolate and coffee with caramel and a little roasty malt.
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation, slightly tart.
O: Really enjoyed this beer, the hint of tartness mixed in with the bourbon and stout flavors works nicely.
11-22-2012 16:07:50 | More by mdaschaf
4.13/5 rDev +1.5%
Pours a deep impenetrable black color with a small tan head that receds pretty quickly leaving a nice ring and ok lacing.
Nose is really akward. cream, bourbon barrels, really sweet cherries. Strange smell. The mixture of the cherries and bourbon heat kinda make this one smell like some bad flavored smirnoff. That sounds harsh, but i dont mean it in a horrible way, just an akward way.
Wow. Taste is pretty good. quite good actually. Nice roasted malt and cherry flavor. The barrel aging is noticeable and a bit hot, but not bad. Bourbon flavor mixes well. Adds a bit of a vanilla character to the cherries which makes for nice complexity without getting crazy cloying and hot.
Mouthfeel is about where it should be. Not too thick for the massive amounts of flavor shining through. Carbonation is right on, good QC there at Bell's.
Drinkability is ok, but i can't see taking down more than one of these at a time due to the richness.
Overall a very complex and interesting beer. I like the combination of the wood vanilla action and the cherries. A fine beer, one i wouldn't mind putting some age on just to see what happens. Good beer.
03-20-2009 04:46:10 | More by AKBelgianBeast
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
08-17-2014 19:31:47 | More by Huntzor
3.85/5 rDev -5.4%
Once again, thanks to hoppymeal for this one. You've sent me way too much great beer, man.
Appearance: It's very dark and looks onyx in color. No light is getting through at all. Very ominous. It's capped with a darker mocha colored head. It only reached a finger deep and dissipated with haste. Carbonation appears to be quite active.
Smell: The nose is very strong on buttered toffee initially. The more I stick with it, it becomes apparent that it's the predominant aroma. There's a nice bourbon scent that comes through at the secondary level. I don't know what to expect. It smells like it's more of a complementary element. I'm hoping that's the case. Not much cherry is appreciable on the nose. There's a little, but it's very faint. Smells like a healthy amount of roasted and chocolate malts were used. It smells good, but it's a little heavy on buttered toffee.
Taste: The flavor profile is kicked off with buttered toffee. It is a strong flavor and I'm not a huge fan of it. Roasted and chocolate malts give it a solid base that's a little sweet. A nice bourbon flavor creeps in and improves it quite a bit. It is more of a complementary player and plays that role nicely. Vanilla and light cherry are noted and add some quality depth and character. It's slightly boozy and runs a tad warm. It's not enough to offend me, but it is notable. Finishes sweet and warm.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability: It's medium bodied and feels too thin. It'd be better with a fuller body. Carbonation is also a little high and buzzy. Drinkability is above average. The feel is alright and it's got a good flavor. But, the buttered toffee aspect will make one of these more than enough.
Barrel Aged Cherry Stout is good beer. It's a ways away from excellent beer. It's got a good, deep flavor. But, there's too much buttered toffee. If that'd could be eliminated or softened, this beer would be much better. Overall, I enjoyed it and am glad I had the opportunity. But, can't help but that about what could've been. Thanks, Derek.
03-21-2009 02:45:54 | More by prototypic
4/5 rDev -1.7%
11-26-2012 19:37:51 | More by huskermike12
4.75/5 rDev +16.7%
08-30-2013 06:10:43 | More by magnumpoppy
4/5 rDev -1.7%
07-25-2014 04:36:41 | More by jburns301
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
06-22-2014 16:25:51 | More by Gonzoillini
3.79/5 rDev -6.9%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Black with a nice mocha head. Great retention and a thick collar.
Smell - Very oaky. Nice bourbon. Deep cherry. Kinda chocolatey.
Taste - The bourbon is the highlight. Nice oaky vanilla. Black bitter chocolate. Cherry flavor isn't as tart as regular.
Mouthfeel - Medium body. Not very heavy or sweet. Well carbonated.
Overall - High quality beer. Covers up the parts of the base beer I don't love.
07-03-2014 00:35:14 | More by Alieniloquium
4.08/5 rDev +0.2%
12 oz bottle into my Bell's Tulip glass. Huge thanks to Hoppymeal for helping hook me up with this!
Pours a dense black with a finger of burnt looking tan fizzy head. Quite the active carbonation too, as this one spurts and spits as it peters down pretty quicky but then settles into a thin creamy retention. Nice patches of lace down the sides of the glass. The aroma is naturally strong with Bourbon, with huge, sweet, vanilla notes coming out the most in the nose. There is just a bit of sour cherry underneath but make no mistake, this bouquet belongs to the Bourbon character!
The taste posesses much more of the cherry tartness than the aroma does, actually being fairly prominent and is balanced out by notes of chocolate and vanilla sweetness. There is also some additional dry Bourbon sweetness that comes out in the finish and lingers. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a slightly lighter feel than you would think (which is also true of the regular Cherry Stout). This does seem to have more of a slick feel though and not as much carbonation as the regular version. There is also a good bit of warmth delivered via the Bourbon character that comes off a little too brazenly at times.
The Bell's Cherry Stout seems to be quite a polarizing beer (I happen to like it) but I think that this Bourbon aging really adds something special to it. There is a nice balance between the cherry tartness and vanilla oak notes that works well together. The Bourbon itself though seems a bit too forcefull at times though and I'm interested to see how age will maybe help temper that some. Quite the interesting (and tasty) take on one of their staple seasonals.
08-06-2008 16:50:26 | More by Kegatron
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
12-16-2012 03:41:31 | More by beergorrilla
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
03-15-2013 01:53:00 | More by Bejam813bucs
South Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +8.8%
Big thanks goes out to my boy sincereNC for sharing this one with the table at the ORF '11 release! Served from bottle into a sampler snifter. Poured pitch black with a half finger tan head that subsided to a minimal amount quickly. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, cherry, dark chocolate, and sweet alcohol. The flavor was of sweet malt, cherry, dark chocolate, wood, and sour cherry. It had a medium feel on the palate with mild carbonation. Overall this was a great brew. This one was one of the highlights on the morning for me if I am honest. This was really pleasant and tasty much to my surprise. I really wish this one would have come in a larger format bottle so I could have drank this all morning. Really glad I got the chance to try this one as I would definitely try to seek this one out to have it again.
08-16-2011 12:01:25 | More by thagr81us
Nova Scotia (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
01-17-2013 18:52:14 | More by arniepnminne
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Now 6 News has learned Costco is looking at a potential site at the intersection of Lovell Road and Kingston Pike in West Knox County.
A Costco senior vice president says the discount chain has been interested in the Knoxville market for years, but could never find the right site. He can't confirm anything until a deal has been signed, but he says they're getting very close.
"I hope they can open very soon," said Trish Cook, who was a big fan of Costco when she lived in Nashville.
"I miss Costco. It's just more elegant, I think, and a better variety of more expensive things, and just different organic varieties," she added.
Right now, Cook shops Walmart, Target and Earthfare to get everything she wants. "I would definitely switch to Costco," she said.
She's not the only one ready for another option. In 2008, we reported on the local petition to bring Costco to Knoxville. They even paid for a billboard on Lovell Road.
Steven Wilson drives to Knoxville from Lenoir City for Walmart and Costco rival, Sam's Club.
"Competition is always good," Wilson said.
He's never shopped at a Costco, but he's always looking for a deal. "If they offered some things that would get people through the door, that's probably what would pull us over there," Wilson said.
Although Costco won't confirm it's looking at a specific location, management says ideally they'd love to open a store in Knoxville by the end of the year, or more realistically, the following spring.
Kyle Touchstone, economic development project manager for the Knoxville Chamber, said, "While I cannot confirm or deny that Costco is looking at the area, it's obvious that they would eventually locate in Knoxville. Knoxville is a growing & thriving community, and Costco only locates in areas like Knoxville. More and more people are looking for quality products at lower costs, which Costco can deliver. When Costco does locate here in Knoxville, we will gladly welcome them to our business community."
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The Placer County Economic Development Board will hold its 21st annual breakfast summit meeting Thursday, March 22 at Sun City Roseville.
The Economic Development Summit's theme this year is "Health & Wellness – Healthy Lifestyles Build Vibrant Communities." Heath care is a primary target industry for job creation in the Placer County Economic Development Board Roadmap adopted in 2010.
The summit meeting is scheduled to take place from 7:30 to 9 a.m. in Sun City's Timber Creek Ballroom.
This year's speakers include:
The summit also will feature an awards presentation led by Bridget Powers, a city of Auburn council member and this year's chair of the Economic Development Board (EDB). Each year, the board presents awards to recognize public and private-sector contributions to the county's economic well-being.
Past EDB Chair and Placer County Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery noted: "Good health means more than seeing your doctor once a year. It begins with lifestyle choices like shopping at the Farmers' Market here in Auburn, or going for a run or a hike at our local recreation areas. Good health stimulates our economy and creates jobs across a very broad spectrum."
The summit is sponsored by the EDB and organized by the Placer County Office of Economic Development.
The EDB is an advisory board that assists the county with its business attraction and retention efforts. It promotes the creation of new jobs and tax revenue and supports tourism, agribusiness, film production and workforce development initiatives.
The EDB has elected-official representatives from Placer County; the town of Loomis; and the cities of Auburn, Colfax, Lincoln, Rocklin and Roseville. The board also includes members who represent agriculture, education, utilities, manufacturing, tourism and healthcare.
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Reports of "text phishing" have some banks on alert in the Tampa Bay area.
You may have received one of these suspicious text messages yourself. They usually say that your ATM debit card has been flagged and tell you to call a telephone number.
Some people here in the Tampa Bay area recently received the following messages:
"SUNCOAST message. Your ATM debit card has been flagged. Call activation center at ...."
"This is a sms from F.C.U. Your ATM card debit has been flagged. Contact activation services at .... "
We checked with Suncoast Credit Union to see if they've received reports about suspicious text messages.
"We do have information that there is a broad text phishing expedition taking place in our market affecting many organizations. So everyone is on alert," said Suncoast Credit Union Spokesperson Lisa Brock of Brock Communications.
Brock says a small number of Suncoast customers have been impacted by the phishing expedition. Suncoast has more than 500,000 members, but had only received 18 calls about text phishing cases on Wednesday.
A GTE Financial spokesperson says only one customer had recently reported receiving a similar text. They're investigating to determine the scope of the incident and have notified their members of the possible scam.
Staff at GTE Financial has seen these types of scams in the past.
"They are a common ploy to try and gain personal information to fraudulently access accounts and commit identity theft," said Gillian Moore of GTE Financial.
Moore says if people wind up calling the phone numbers given in the text messages, the person on the other end of the line will try to get personal information like a debit or credit card number, the Personal Identification Number (PIN) and any other information they would need to access a person's financial information.
She offered the following safety tips for people who receive phishing texts on their cell phones:
1) Do not respond to the text messages.
2) Contact your financial institution to see if the text is legitimate.
3) Remember that financial institutions do not usually reach out to their members by sending text messages, especially when it comes to debit and credit card issues.
4) If you responded to a text message and divulged any personal information, you should contact your financial institution immediately.
Text phishing is not the only way thieves can steal your identity. There are many other tactics they use. To learn more, see the slideshow above.
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Fighting fires, and indignities
World War II conscientious objectors who served as smokejumpers on Western forest fires reminisce about the difficulties and dangers they faced.
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HCN's upcoming 25th anniversary celebration in Lander, Wyo., visitors and other communicants, feedback.
Human smolts reach Washington
Five swimmers follow the outward migration route of young salmon through the Snake and Salmon rivers to call attention to the endangered fish.
Can BLM save the grass, and itself?
The BLM begins fighting back in a last-ditch effort to save grazing reform - and the agency itself - from legislation that would halt reform and turn over public lands to the state.
Feds want to kill some Yellowstone bison
The debate over brucellosis continues as state veterinarians and the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service want to inspect Yellowstone bison and kill any that are carrying the disease.
No more water for Aspen - for now
The Colorado Supreme Court denies Aspen Ski Co. water to expand its Snowmass resort.
Salvage logging reborn
President Clinton signs a compromise bill that calls for salvage logging on national forests.
Sign of the times
A sign in Utah's new Jordanelle State Park that explains the damage cattle can cause in riparian areas is taken down when ranchers object.
Denver vs. the West
Rising fares at Denver International Airport are changing the patterns of air travel around the West, as some airlines pull out and passengers seek other airports.
Irony piles on irony in Wyoming
A proposed private-federal land swap designed to preserve Wyoming's Spring Gulch Ranch raises controversy and charges of elitism.
The spotted owl made the rich richer
A study reveals that profits of the 12 largest timber companies in the Northwest went up 43 percent after federal logging was cut back to protect the spotted owl.
Washington voters win vote on takings bill
Washington voters will get to vote in November on whether to scrap their state's Initiative 164, the most extreme takings law in the nation.
Tribes settle for new fishing sites
Four Northwest Indian tribes will be compensated with new fishing areas along the Columbia to replace tribal fishing ground flooded by a dam 50 years ago.
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"Biotic Communities, Southwestern United States and Northwestern Mexico" is reviewed.
The spoken word
Audio cassettes of Western authors reading their books are reviewed.
Four-cornered falcon
"The Four-Cornered Falcon: Essays on the Interior West and the Natural Scene" by Reg Saner is reviewed.
A vanishing breed
"Roping the Wind: A Personal History of Cowboys and the Land" by Lyman Hafen is reviewed.
We don't crack the whip
"Colony and Empire: The Capitalist Transformation of the American West" by William G. Robbins is reviewed.
New prints on wolves
Reviews of "Wolf Wars," "War Against the Wolf," and "The Company of Wolves."
Tilley was a Westerner
A review of "Genius in Disguise: Harold Ross of The New Yorker" by Thomas Kunkel.
Heard Around the West
Heard around the West
Rodeo safety vests, buffalo in bar, intergalactic tourism, ladies' left-arm wrestling, Helen Chenoweth's staff problems, computer organizing for wilderness, killer bees.
New Mexico's senator's grazing bill is out of touch
Don't give up
Population problem is implicit
My kingdom is a horse
The writer considers how hard it is to love the earth or anything else in the abstract, as opposed to the particular and familiar, and reminisces about getting to know a horse when he was a child.
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Firefighter Risa Lange-Navarro talks about the difficulties women firefighters face.
Hot summer reading
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NEWPORT, AR (KAIT)- An incident occurred Thursday at Newport Elementary School that involved a student buying a syringe from another student at school.
The syringe was handled by at least four students of different grade
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actions have been taken in this matter. But the parent of the child stuck feels not enough has been done.
Osborne said she got a call from the school saying
her son had been stuck by a needle.
She said her physician told her there is no way of knowing
if the syringe had been used without it being tested. So she took her child to
Little Rock.
Bennett said no other students were hurt and
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"We're doing everything we can to make sure our schools are
safe," Osborne said. "I would ask that parents if you would check backpacks and things like
that before you send your child to school."
Bennett said the syringe was passed around to about 4
different students before a teacher saw it and took it away.
"We do try to monitor our students very appropriately and as
often as we can," he said
Bennett said the school knows which student brought the
syringe from home and disciplinary action has been taken.
"All three have been disciplined by school rules and the last
young man who actually stuck himself will also be disciplined for possession of
an illegal piece of equipment of paraphernalia,"Bennett said.
Osborne disagrees with the school's decision and said her
child will never attend another Newport school.
"It's not satisfying me that my child is also going to be disciplined
for this." she said. "It could have been something really serious and some kid could have
really, truly got hurt."
Bennett said safety is the school's number one priority
"New surveillance cameras are going to be installed over the
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It's not a new thing for a Liverpool fan to love, worship, and respect Kenny Dalglish. It's another thing, if the Liverpool fan is a 31 year old New York based Liverpool fan. Followers of my blogs will know how much I campaigned for the man to come back as manager, and how many youtube videos I have of him as a player. While I would love to say I saw him as a player, I'm too damn young to witness the magic. But he's for sure my favorite. So people wonder what my reason is for loving a player/manager I didn't have the pleasure in seeing. Well, this will explain it once and for all.
What is it about him that makes me smile? It's not a specific goal, play, or game, it's something Liverpool fans all respect him for, Hillsborough. I don't need to go in depth with you guys about it, but the role he took, and the team took during that tough time was so commendable. Yes, it's part of what drove him to leave the club after the first spell. The emotional toll it took on him is something you can still see today. We all know the steps he took, the passages he wrong in his books about the memorials, and for that he's always going to be loved. He even reportedly turned down Sheffield United because of this.
Being an American, and having worked in sport like I have, I'm so numb to players not caring, looking out for themselves and just being pampered babies. So his continued actions with the Hillsborough Disaster, and his caring for the families is something to be commended. At the 20th anniversary he broke his silence on the topic, which had to be very hard for him.


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Staunton's Booker T. Washington Community Center now features three colorful new additions. The vibrant murals share with a younger generation the stories of the center's past as a high school during segregation.
Students from Mary Baldwin College put the finishing touches on the murals Tuesday. The paintings are just part of a project to preserve stories from the neighborhood around the community center.
The largest of the murals shows the former African-American high school - Booker T. Washington High School - from the days of segregation, through the integration of Staunton City Schools.
"Staunton is a diverse community and there are so many stories here. I hope they get to experience and learn the same stories I was able to learn," said Stephanie Cabacoy, Mary Baldwin senior.
Sixteen Mary Baldwin students helped design the murals. They worked alongside alumni from Booker T. Washington High School who shared their experiences with filmmaking students from the college.
A documentary will accompany the murals on display for visitors to learn the story of the Johnson Street neighborhood.
"I hope it will bring some community back to them like we used to have, and some pride," said LaLaura Wayland, Booker T. Washington High School alumna.
The two smaller murals will find a permanent home at the community center. The larger mural will travel as an exhibit around Staunton starting in September.
Students will finish the documentary next spring. Mary Baldwin plans to take the film and mural on tour to sites around the commonwealth.
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Often overlooked but should not be forgotten. This album is not as good as the two before it but it definitely worth the buy. Riot remains one of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s best.
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I love this album! Get the import version though. The extra live tracks will make you happy you did. Must have for Riot fans and serious collectors of no nonsense 80's hard rock and metal!
This is the first Riot album I bought and I still think it is their best. No offense to Guy Speranza (rest in peace) and the first three classic albums, but this album is full of kick ass tunes. Check out the title track, You Burn In Me, Vigilante Killer, etc. Mark Reale is greatly underrated. The man can play a burning lead and the riffs on this album knock down walls. Reale's Riot continue to put out good albums even to this day. Keep supporting these guys!
I always thought this album got a bit of a short shrift with fans for some reason I've never been able to figure out. Maybe it was the terrible, boring cover. Whatever the reason, this, without a doubt was their greatest moment. If you liked Fire Down Under and Restless Breed, then you should love this, as it basically combines the great songwriting of "Fire" with the heavier sound of "Breed", then turns it up a few more notches after that. "Heavy Metal Machine" was the fastest, most intense pure headbanger they had ever done by far up to that time. "Vigilate Killer" slams. Rhett Forrester's voice is much more agressive and less bluesy than on "Breed". I suppose it's personal taste, but although I like Guy Speranza a great deal, I always preferred Rhetts gruff, ballsy voice to Guy's more "Arena Rock" soprano. This is a great, metal album. Even a 20-something friend who likes nothing but thrash and metalcore heard "Heavy Metal Machine" and said "Wow, that was pretty intense" Not bad for an early 80's track.
After the classic FIRE DOWN UNDER and RESTLESS BREED albums, RIOT should have been major stars. Instead, they found themselves dumped by their record label. BORN IN AMERICA, however, IS a solid follow up to those albums, one that combines the styles of those two with more Judas Priest influences. BIA is a Heavier album than either FDU or RB, but does lose a little of the "class" that those two albums showed. But not much. BORN IN AMERICA is still top-notch early 80's American Metal, with standout tracks like "Running From The Law," "Heavy Metal Machine," "Gunfighter," and the classic title track. Sadly, this line-up fell apart after their BIA tour, and will never be able to get back together due to the untimely death of powerhouse vocalist Rhett Forrester in the early 90's. But if you like straight-ahead Hard Rock and Metal, BORN IN AMERICA is for you. -(and if you like this one, check out Armored Saint's SYMBOL OF SALVATION, and Saxon's UNLEASH THE BEAST and METALHEAD CD's)


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A MARLOW man who took a leading role in promoting rowing in the public's imagination has been praised by his former organisation after being honoured by the Queen.
Paul Mainds, who until last year was the chief executive and trustee at the River and Rowing Museum in Henley, was awarded an the British Empire Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
Mr Mainds, who retired after 14 years at the helm, helped drive the museum forward to welcoming record numbers, with 100,000 visitors through the door last year.
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5:00pm Friday 30th May 2014 in News By Phil Hill
THE owner of a plant nursery who only set up in business last month is counting his losses after a busy main road was closed for repair work.
The businessman, called Chopper after changing his name by deed poll, also fears a lot of unsold stock will go to waste.
He says trade at Applewood Nursery, opened in mid-April in Sea, between Ilminster and Chard, has virtually dried up.
Chopper said he had no notice of the road closure, adding: "Apparently, they wrote to other people, but they didn't inform us that they were closing the road.
"The first thing I knew about it was when I tried to get to work about ten days ago and the road was closed, so I had to turn around and go back the other way.
"It's had a serious impact on my business because people aren't coming down this road.
"I've calculated that I'm 60% down, which is a significant amount, and Bank Holiday trade wasn't as good as it should have been."
Chopper claimed he would not have bought in so much stock had he realised the road was going to be closed.
He said: "I have a lot of plants that need to be in the ground, but I haven't been able to sell them – I wouldn't have stocked up if I'd known about the road – lots of them will probably go to waste.
"I appreciate that roadworks are necessary, but it's not right when you aren't given any advance warning."
A county council spokeswoman said: "The highways team has been carrying out planned highway drainage improvement works in Sea.
"The works have progressed well and it's anticipated that the road closure will be lifted ahead of schedule.
"Additional signing relating to local businesses was put up on site at the request of Applewood Nursery during the first week of the road closure."
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orchardman wrote:Wow Seems Chopper Likes been in the paper he was in the other week crying about the speed limit using the girl who got done for drink and drug driving who caused that awful crash on Carnival Night to front his campaign very wise LMAO........ No he is crying about the road been closed of course he knew it was going to be closed he is just trying his luck, with the amount of complaining I envisaged from the Man maybe chard and Ilminster should give him his own Column I love how he changed he name to Chopper by deed poll Isn't the word Chopper used as another name for your Di*ck how Appropriate ha ha.
Seems Chopper isn't the most observant person since, even though he alleges not being informed or aware of the closure, yellow signs were placed either side of the Sea bends well before the end of April advising that the road would be closed for 22 days from 5th May, giving him ample time to speak to the authorities and adjust his stock accordingly. Let's hope that with the road now open and the improving weather, his trade will pick up and minimise his losses.
11:17am Sat 31 May 14
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However, look to the long term, Chopper, you may find that your business is more accessible to your customers in the future than would have been the case without vital drainage work being done at Sea Bends.
Weren't you flooded out a few months ago? Hopefully it won't happen again.
3:26pm Sat 31 May 14
David Pincombe says...
This comment could, of course, have been made to satisfy the Highways Dept who no doubt are concerned about the siting of such a business that might attract too many vehicles on that section of road..
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I've been talking about this theme a lot in the media this week – I'm really interested in the stocks that benefit from what I think will be a boom in activity in foreclosure remodeling.
There are somewhere between 5 and 6 million homes that are either in foreclosure or on the way according to different research I've come across. There is also a sense that Wall Street players with big money are going to be all over this foreclosure story in 2012. I'm not bullish on housing prices, I'm bullish on the velocity of activity that will be happening as we cycle through these foreclosures. The homes cannot be sold until they are fixed up, and a ton of money is going to spent doing just that. There's a great article in the Wall Street Journal today about this exact subject.
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Jensen Promoted to Men's Golf Head Coach
FORT MYERS, Fla. – After serving as an assistant under legendary coach and instructor Dr. Jim Suttie the past two years, FGCU Director of Athletics Ken Kavanagh announced on Wednesday that Brent Jensen has been promoted to head men's golf coach, just the second in program history. Suttie, one of America's 50 Greatest Teachers by Golf Digest since 2000, will stay with the program and assume his new role of Director of Golf Operations for both the men's and women's teams.
"It is with great pleasure that we witness the well deserved elevation of Brent to our head men's position. He has earned the utmost respect from our student-athletes and others closely connected to FGCU Golf," said Kavanagh. "Likewise, he has done a tremendous job working with Coach Suttie in developing our program to the point that we are now amongst the best in the Atlantic Sun and regionally. We now look forward to reaching our goals of perennially competing for the A-Sun championship and an NCAA berth. Based on the terrific performance of this year's team and the strong core group returning, we are already excited for next year."
Over his last two years as assistant coach, Jensen helped guide the Eagles to five tournament titles and an impressive 16 top-5 finishes out of 21 events. A trio of runner-ups from the 2009-10 season were included in those top-5s, highlighted by second place showing at the 2010 Atlantic Sun Championship. In the final round of last year's conference championship, FGCU fired a four-man score of six-under par 282 to nearly erase East Tennessee State's 10-stroke lead.
"I am very excited about the opportunity to continue to work with Dr. Suttie and the athletic staff at FGCU as a head coach. I believe that the future of the golf program here at FGCU is bright and I hope to help carry on the tradition of excellence that has been set in place before me," said Jensen, a native of Hinsdale, Ill. "With the continued guidance of Dr. Suttie, my goal is to make the golf program one of the strongest in the country and I will work tirelessly to help that become a reality. We have a great group of guys on our golf team that are willing to work hard and put in the time and energy it takes to be excellent. I'm excited to help guide them to another successful year."
Prior to joining Suttie at FGCU in 2008, Jensen was the assistant coach at his alma mater St. Mary's (CA) College. Jensen served three years under five-time West Coast Conference (WCC) Coach of the Year Scott Hardy, whom he also played for at St. Mary's. Jensen assisted in golf swing analysis, practice drills and tournament directing as a member of the St. Mary's staff. During Jensen's time at his alma mater, the Gaels picked up four team titles, never finished worse than fourth at the WCC Championship and turned in three of the top five single-season four-man stroke averages. Jensen also worked with six players that earned All-WCC honors, including 2005 Conference Player of the Year Joe Lanza.
As a player at St. Mary's, Jensen was a four-year letterwinner and a two-year captain. In 2000, Jensen led the Gaels in scoring average and was named the WCC Co-Freshman of the Year. Jensen finished his collegiate career with 24 rounds of par or better while ranking fifth all-time with five top-5 finishes, tied for fifth with nine top-10s and fifth with 19 top-20s.
The first and only men's golf coach in FGCU history until this point, Suttie will now instruct both the men's and women's squads, while assisting in fundraising for both programs.
"We are so fortunate to be able to maintain Doc's fantastic services in this new role as our Director of Operations for both programs," Kavanagh stated. "We are excited to continue to have his top-15 nationally acclaimed teaching expertise benefitting our student-athletes and assisting both Coach Spero and Coach Jensen. Further, in working with Butch Perchan with our development initiatives, his numerous connections are invaluable in our pursuit of further enhancing our abilities to generate the much needed additional resources to help our programs grow into the national contenders we desire to be."
During his 10 years at the helm of the FGCU men's golf program, Suttie led the Eagles to 26 tournament titles and an astounding 62 top-5 finishes. Even more impressive, Suttie guided FGCU to eight tournament titles and 25 top-5s out of a possible 31 tournaments over the first three years of the athletic department's transition into Division I. In the program's only two appearances at the A-Sun Championship, Suttie led the Eagles to a respectable fifth place finish in 2009 and second place in 2010 after a spirited final round six-under 282 that featured a final round record seven-under par 65 by sophomore Brandon Pena.
The Eagles became one of the top Division II programs under Suttie from 2000-07, winning 18 tournaments and finishing in the top-five in 37 tournaments in just seven seasons. In its final season in Division II under Suttie, FGCU took 16th place at the Division II National Championships and earned a No. 1 ranking by Golfstat.com during the year.
Suttie, who still serves as the director of Dr. Jim Suttie's Training Centers at the Club at Twin Eagles in Naples and at Cog Hill Country Club in Lemont, Illinois, was honored as the 2000 National PGA Teacher of the Year and ranked No. 12 on Golf Digest's 2004 list of America's 50 Greatest Teachers. In addition, he is a three-time winner of the Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year award.
Jensen will have the luxury of welcoming back four of the five players who finished in the top 20 at the 2010 A-Sun Championship and accounted for the entire six-under par 282 score in the final round of the tournament. Three of the four shot par or better on the final day, led by Pena's record-setting seven-under par 65. The quartet helped FGCU win three tournament titles in the fall of 2009 and kept the Eagles from finishing no lower than a tie for eighth place in any of 11 events they participated in last year.
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"I'm excited for Brent and the wonderful opportunity he has ahead of him. He's been a terrific assistant over the last two years and was vital in helping me build the program to where it is today. Brent has a great knack for relating to players and getting the best out of them."
– Dr. Jim Suttie, Former FGCU Men's Golf Coach
"FGCU has landed one of the most talented young golf coaches in the country. Brent has an amazing ability to relate to the student-athlete. He is a role model and excellent mentor for today's young men. His ability to coach and mold student-athletes into talented and successful graduates will be a tremendous asset for the FGCU golf program. He brings a wealth of knowledge with his experience as a stand out collegiate player and has the rare ability to combine his playing experience with his vast knowledge of the fundamentals of the game. The FGCU men's golf program will grow and benefit greatly with Brent Jensen as the Head Coach. I am anxious to watch the success that Brent will bring to the golf program at FGCU."
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"Brent's passion and energy will be the perfect catalyst to the success of the men's program at FGCU. I have no doubt that when we are through the Division I transition period, National Championship trophies will be the only option for Brent and his players. During my time playing for Coach Jensen, I had my best season and I owe that to the enormous belief he had in me and the team. It was a pleasure playing for him and I wish him much success in his time at FGCU."
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Wednesday, The Atlantic City, city council heard preliminary plans regarding the addition of a bicycle and pedestrian walkway along Atlantic Avenue.
"It's a technical services grant awarded to the city with our professional services to make recommendations to improve biking and walking for the city," says Denise Chaplick, who is the Senior Planner of the Bike and Pedestrian walkway project.
The plan, based on an ongoing study of bike and pedestrian traffic in the city, would use grant money to add bike and walking lanes along city streets. Based on the study, the plan presents 5 key components about how and why adding bike lanes can boost business, and increase the city's moral.
"Biking and walking is an indicator of a healthy community. A healthy community attracts business, attracts and retains residents and so forth," says Chaplick.
Safety is another focus of the plan, calling for more to be done to ensure the welfare of all pedestrians.
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Some Atlantic City residents, are embracing this proposed plan with open arms.
With one resident saying, "I feel like it's a start. I think its great that we do something. I think Atlantic City should be more bike friendly. I mean we are a vacation town, and people like to ride bikes here."
City council however, received this plan with some reserve, expressing some frustration, because this almost two year study was brought to their attention for the first time on Wednesday.
Furthermore some council members feel as though, Quote: "The city has larger fish to fry", and with Atlantic City residents homes still in need of much needed repair due to hurricane sandy. And because of that, it is unknown when council will move forward with the plan.
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