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It has a strong ecosystem of developers, users and businesses that provide Joomla products and services to the community, making it an easy option for small businesses to use. It also has tools for developers looking to create more complex websites and applications.
Joomla boasts an international community of half a million members, and more than 20,000 developers and 9,000 add-ons to extend your site. Joomla is a good fit for many types of websites, including basic brochure or portfolio sites, e-commerce, blogs and sites where secure logins are required. Websites using Joomla include International House of Pancakes (IHOP), Uxbridge College, and the U.S. Global Change Research Program.
Regardless of which open source Web CMS you use, the important thing to know is that once you have engaged and deployed the system and made your "purchase" from the commercial service provider, IT shop or developer, you're not going to be aware on a daily basis that your organization's website is actually running on an open source CMS.
"In the end," Reidy said, "when you use an open source content management system, what you purchase isn't really all that different from a commercial CMS, except there are differences in the licensing and you have access to portions of the code."
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University Women's soccer team (0-2) fell to Miami (1-1) Tuesday night at Cobb Stadium by a score of 3-0. Miami scored twice off of set pieces in a 3-0 victory in head coach Jim Blankenship's first meeting against Miami since he coached there from 1998-2002.
This was Head Coach Jim Blankenship's first meeting with Miami since he coached them from 1998-2002. While at Miami, Blankenship led the Hurricanes to the conference tournament in just their second year of competition, received an NCAA tournament bid in his fourth year and led the Hurricanes to as high as No. 14 in the national rankings.
"It was great to face a team with a lot of experience," said head coach Jim Blankenship. "I feel we played better here than we did at UCF but we weren't able to keep them out of the net. We just need to stay focused and keep working hard."
The Hurricanes struck first but Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla.) was there to record her first save of the night. Hurricanes midfielder Paulelett Ricks-Chambers sent a shot from the top of the box but Powers was there to make the sliding save.
With just over 19 minutes remaining in the first half, Hurricanes forward Julianne Rickers was left with an open net after a deflected ball got past Powers. Rickers shot at the open net went left to keep the game tied at 0-0.
In the 35th minute, the Hurricanes put one in the back of the net. Lauren Singer took the corner for the Hurricanes. Singer's corner found Barbara Blocker who headed the pass over Powers hands for the goal.
The Eagles best scoring opportunity came in the 41st minute. Senior midfielder Amber McCall (Fort Myers, Fla.) sent a pass 10-yards out from the top of the box out to the right wing that found Caytlan MacKenzie (Calgary, Alberta Canada), MacKenzie's shot missed just inches wide of the left post.
Going into the half, MacKenzie and Jessica Swartzentruber (Sarasota, Fla.) combined for the Eagles three shots. Katherine Correllus (Merritt Island, Fla.) came up with two defensive stops, as Powers recorded one save. The Hurricanes went into the half with six shots, only two on goal.
Just minutes into the second half, the Eagles created a great opportunity. MacKenzie sent a cross from the right wing that deflected off Hurricanes goalkeeper Vikki Alonso. The loose ball was handled by a Hurricane defender in the middle of the box and the ball was cleared to end the Eagles threat.
The Eagles would add another shot in the 57th minute. MacKenzie found Amber McCall 18-yards out from the right post. Amber McCall's shot was saved by Hurricane goalkeeper Vikki Alonzo.
MacKenzie added another Eagle shot in the 59th minute before the Hurricanes scored their second goal of the night. In the 62nd minute, Hurricane midfielder Jessica Wyble took the free kick 10-yards out from the top of the box. Wyble's pass found Brittney Steinbruch, Steinbruch headed the pass that found its way past Powers to put the Hurricanes up 2-0.
The Hurricanes quickly added another goal in the 71st minute. Beverly Goebel drew Powers out to the top of the box and Goebel was able punch the ball over Powers head to put the Hurricanes up 3-0.
The Eagles last chance to put one in the net came with three minutes remaining in the match. Swartzenturber took a shot from the top of the box that went just wide of the left post.
In the match, the Eagles tallied eight shots, one shot on goal. Powers finished the night with two saves. The Hurricanes recorded 13 shots, five on goal and took six corners.
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PULLMAN — With only one real home game in its first six Pac-12 Conference contests, the Washington State men's basketball team was in a must-win situation Sunday against Utah.
It came down to the final shot, but the Cougars beat the Utes, 49-46, for their first conference victory.
"When you only have one game in Beasley (Coliseum), your home court, out of your first six, you better win it because it doesn't get any easier," coach Ken Bone said.
Utah (12-4, 1-3 Pac-12) had a chance to tie the score at the end of regulation. Up three with 4 seconds left on the clock, the Cougars fouled Utah's Delon Wright to prevent the Utes from attempting a 3-pointer.
"Whoever got the ball past halfcourt, just foul," forward D.J. Shelton said. WSU doesn't always foul in that situation, but will "more often than not" if there are 6 or fewer seconds left on the clock.
After Wright missed the first free throw, he intentionally missed the second, and the Utes secured the offensive rebound. Brandon Taylor took an open 3-pointer, but it fell short, giving the Cougars (8-8, 1-3) the win.
The Cougars lost to No. 15 Colorado, 71-70, in overtime Wednesday in Spokane. While they might not have won that game, it was a reassuring performance after a pair of blowouts to the Arizona schools in the first week of conference play.
"That was kind of our wake-up call that when we execute and play hard, we can beat anybody," forward Junior Longrus said.
In the Colorado game, WSU competed thanks to some hot outside shooting and a 24-point performance from Dexter Kernich-Drew.
That offense was nowhere to be found Sunday, as WSU was 2-for-7 on 3-pointers and shot 37.5 percent from the field. The Cougars didn't shoot well from the free-throw line, either, but what they lacked in efficiency they made up for in volume, going 17-for-28.
WSU's 49 points were the fewest in a win since a 43-38 victory over USC on March 3, 2012. Kernich-Drew was 5-for-6 shooting for 11 points, while freshman Que Johnson led the team with 14, despite making just two field goals.
Johnson was 10-for-13 at the free-throw line; his teammates were 7-for-15. With leading scorer DaVonté Lacy (Curtis High School) out indefinitely because of a rib injury, Johnson is being counted on to provide points for WSU's struggling offense.
Before Sunday's game, the most free throws Johnson had attempted for WSU was four in the second game of the season.
"I think he'll continue to get a little more aggressive, game-in and game-out," Bone said. "Because we're talking to him about that every day. It's just not his personality. There was a guy here a couple years ago named Klay Thompson. He shot 31 free throws his freshman year."
While no one will yet mistake Johnson for Thompson, now in his third season with the Golden State Warriors, his contributions were enough as the Cougars held Utah to 13 made field goals and 29.5 percent shooting. WSU shifted to a more aggressive defense before this season, and it has paid dividends lately.
"We just (had) to adjust and keep it tight so they don't get driving lanes," Shelton said. "I mean they shot pretty bad from (3-point range — 2-for-14) so we should have forced them to take more of those shots."


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4:00pm Friday 9th November 2012 in News
THE number of calls received by Hampshire Constabulary's control room this Halloween dropped compared to last year.
Between 4pm and 11.59pm on October 31, 359 emergency calls to 999 and 897 non-emergency calls to 101 were made. Calls to both numbers were down on those made during Halloween 2011.
Some 197 of the calls made to the force were incidents of antisocial behaviour – a drop of 102 incidents compared to last year.
In the run up to Halloween, Hampshire Constabulary distributed thousands of 'No trick or treat' posters to vulnerable and elderly residents for them to display by their front doors to deter unwanted visitors. Local shops were also encouraged to display posters stating that they would not be selling eggs or flour to anyone under the age of 16 in the week before Halloween.
During October the 'Halloween – No trick or treat' page available on the Hampshire Constabulary website got more than 4,000 hits.
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Lavonte David gave up two TD's...........just sayin' that isn't a 'secondary' issue at all. The secondary played pretty good with the exception of the Leaonard Johnson TD play. LJ had great position, but didn't turn his head. Can we get a secondary coach who can teach these kids to turn and look for the ball?
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I am writing in response to recent coverage of the Essex Conomo Point public planning presentations:
Lori Henderson's question at the recent public forum about removing a few houses at Conomo Point is key: "Why stop there?"
From the beginning of the process now playing out from 25 years or so ago, residents at Town Meetings made clear that:
The town should get out of the business of being a landlord;
The property at Conomo Point should be held in common for the recreational and open space use of all townspeople, not just a few.
First, mixed residential and recreational usage is not an appealing or practical outcome for the long run. It will lead to the same sorts of conflicts we have seen for decades, and it significantly diminishes the value of the open space and recreational uses that do take place.
Second, the equity issues involved in leaving some homes there should be seen as insurmountable. Do Essex residents really want the town be in the business of creating more valuable waterfront residences for a chosen few while tearing down the homes of the rest? Does anyone else see more lawsuits coming with this approach?
Further, the specter of "business" use by the town — that is, the Board of Selectmen — is too awful to imagine. What Board of Selectmen (bar none, including the board I sat on in the 1990s) would you trust to decide which uses are acceptable?
Would they stop at rowboat or kayak rentals? How about making movies? The Selectmen thought they could approve that on their own at Centennial Grove. Can you imagine a peaceful Tuck's Point-type scene co-existing both with homes and businesses interspersed, on the small acreage at the Point? Wouldn't it be nice to have a relatively quiet space on the water, without a lot of lights at night to block the stars, with benches, play areas, areas to fish from, and nice walks, a landing float and dinghy docks?
We now have more than $4 million in the bank from the sale of southern Conomo properties. Surely we can afford to forgo "business ventures" that would end up ruining what we are trying to achieve?
Some talk has been heard that the Board of Selectmen would like to designate some of the houses to be owned by the town and rented out seasonally? Or to build a hotel!
What is it about the town not being a landlord does the Board of Selectmen not understand? Of course there will be "bedroom police;" there would have to be if the town intends to honor its legal obligations under Title V.
Finally, Mark Lynch comments that "previous decisions by town officials opted to preserve as many houses as possible..."
The Town Meeting did not make this decision. The Selectmen did it — without any public discussion at the time.
Lynch warns that the Selectmen have decided that only they need to approve any Master Plan for Conomo Point. While the attorneys hired by the Board of Selectmen may advise that the board can take this authority upon itself, the long tradition of Town Meeting government does not support this approach.
When a decision is controversial or open to conflict-of-interest or will affect major assets of the Town, as these decisions certainly are, Essex has always, in the past, seen the Annual Town Meeting as the proper decision point.
Remember, it only takes 2 out of 3 individuals to have a majority of the Board of Selectmen. Are town residents really willing to let two individuals — any two individuals — make decisions of this magnitude on behalf of us all?
If the Selectmen don't believe in the Town Meeting form of government is the best way to make these difficult decisions, perhaps they should initiate a charter review process. Or better yet, put their plans for Conomo Point to a binding referendum on the next municipal ballot.
When Selectmen, with the assistance of compliant state legislators, can decide to go around the state public bidding law and ignore previous Town Meeting votes, it is hard to have confidence in any process that doesn't involve a ballot vote.


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Well-traveled speedster stole 45 bases in Minors in 2009
The Phillies recently signed veteran outfielder Freddy Guzman to a Minor League contract, though his deal does not include an invitation to Spring Training, a club spokesman confirmed on Wednesday.
Guzman spent the 2009 season with the Triple-A affiliates of the Orioles, Mariners, Red Sox and Yankees, while also seeing action in 10 games for the Bronx Bombers -- going 1-for-6 with four stolen bases. In 101 Minor League games last year, the 29-year-old speedster batted .223 with a .272 on-base percentage, two homers, 17 RBIs and was 45-for-54 in steals.
The switch-hitting Guzman, a native of the Dominican Republic, has played parts of four big league seasons with the Padres, Rangers and Yankees, batting .211 with a .255 on-base percentage in 47 games. In six seasons in the Minor Leagues, he holds a .265 batting average and a .338 on-base percentage.
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North Cascades > Mountain Loop Highway > Vesper Peak > Climber's Log
Vesper Peak Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
Date Climbed: May 7, 2012
|Don was great partner.
|Posted Sep 4, 2013 7:07 pm
|From Headlee Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2012
|A great summer scramble!
|Posted Jul 4, 2013 10:12 pm
|Zero Visibility
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2012
|Met dense fog after Headlee Pass which made for an eerie climb to the summit.
|Posted Jun 18, 2013 2:41 pm
|via Headlee
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 1987
|Date is a wild guess, was long time ago. Standard scramble route. What a blast.
|Posted Jan 26, 2013 8:38 pm
|Rain on Vesper
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2012
|Was planning on Sperry and Vesper but decided to head back after summiting Vesper, still quite a bit of snow up there and i hadn't brought crampons.
|Posted Oct 14, 2012 8:22 pm
|Good spring conditioner
|Posted Sep 20, 2012 8:02 pm
|Vesper Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 1991
|Still one of my favorites.
|Posted Sep 17, 2012 9:37 pm
|Vesper Peak
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2010
|Est. Date
Made it alone, but not alone on top. Excellent scrambling along the ridge connecting to Sperry peak
|Posted Mar 12, 2012 6:02 pm
|North face
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2011
|Good times with Oyvind. crossing the moat to 1969 route was the spicy crux. Aesthetic and varied route in an awesome setting.
should have brought more double runners. Sword at the summit was novel. 10hrs car to car- I think we made time on fun boot skiing.
We were able to be first responders on a feel-good rescue en route home (Robe canyon twisted ankle EMRU mission) to boot.
|Posted Sep 6, 2011 10:29 pm
|Change of Plans
Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2010
|Headed up to do the north face, ended up just going up the hiking route. I'll be back...
|Posted Aug 12, 2011 6:11 pm
|Matt Lemke
|Headlee Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2011
|Great July snow climb. Frozen Vesper Lake and a fantastic glissade. Did I mention great views and a bluebird day!
|Posted Jul 26, 2011 3:08 am
|perfect conditions
Date Climbed: Mar 6, 2010
|for this ascent. i only wish i had brought my splitboard...
|Posted Feb 16, 2011 7:31 pm
|Josh Lewis
|Great Glissade!
Date Climbed: Feb 7, 2010
|I've been up this peak many times and never grow tired of it, but I very much like the winter ascent. The glissade down headlee Pass was very good.
|Posted Jan 12, 2011 1:53 am
|Snidely Whiplash
|Wonderful rock
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 1988
|If melted out, the lake in the basin is just beautiful and a nice dip on a hot day. The white rock is sublime.
|Posted Jan 4, 2011 3:42 pm
|North Face
|Climbed the North Face from the glacier. Three pitches in loose gullys, four nearly unprotectable pitches on super clean slabs.
|Posted Dec 27, 2010 11:10 am
|Dan Winter
|Pea Soup
Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2010
|A fun hike even on a foggy day! Enjoyed the company of some good friends and some amazing summit treats including apple pie!
|Posted Oct 4, 2010 10:35 am
|Headlee Pass
Date Climbed: Feb 7, 2010
|Went up with my buddies Mark and Josh. It was a great winter climb!
|Posted Mar 22, 2010 12:55 am
|Mike Lewis
|Vesper via Headlee Pass
|Not sure what day I summited, but I know for certain it was some time in 2006. I had attempted in 2005 but I was still in my infancy stage of hiking and I had no idea what I was doing back then. Attempted again with my family in August 2008. Gorgeous! I love the lake, Sperry, the alpine scramble and small glacier below... always gorgeous from up there. Would love to try it in winter some time.
|Posted Mar 9, 2010 8:36 pm
|Sunrise Mine/ Headlee Pass Route
Date Climbed: Mar 5, 2010
|Hit snow pack at Wirtz basin and was consistent to the summit. Headlee Pass was the toughest section of the trip. Snow broke through either 3 ft or was pure ice the whole way up, steep incline in many spots. Easy going down to the lake, moderate, steady incline to the summit. Thin snow over the slabs around the summit. Better snow conditions on that side of Headlee. Some of the talus fields are melting underneath, so be careful going over snow bridges. Some spots have 4' or 5' hollow sections that look firm on the surface. Great day, Great views!!!
|Posted Mar 7, 2010 5:45 pm
|Standard route
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 1980
|Have been up several times. Hauled skis up most of the way once, but there was too much debris on top of the snow to make it worthwhile below Headlee Pass. Great glissade once down chute to Frozen over Lake Elan.
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Oh, Hector Lombard.
All the muscles, Olympic-level Judo experience and tough-talking was not nearly enough to topple Yushin Okami in their Middleweight clash at UFC on FUEL TV 8 last night (March 2, 2013) in Saitama, Japan.
Indeed, "Thunder" neutralized "Lightning" with his frustrating -- and very effective -- wrestling prowess. Lombard came out of his corner for the 185-pound bout looking to register a quick finish, however, the crafty mixed martial arts (MMA) veteran and wily former No. 1 division contender had other plans.
Okami wisely kept his distance from the stocky and cocky Cuban, waiting for his opportunity to get the fight do the ground, which is where he stood the best chance of victory. It didn't take long for the Japanese fighter to score a takedown and then continue to do so seemingly at will for the next 15 minutes.
Lombard didn't have much of an answer until the third round, when he burst out of his corner like a crazed animal looking to notch a munch-needed come-from-behind knockout victory. He actually hurt Okami, dropping him to a knee and elicting visions of his late-fight technical knockout loss to Tim Boetsch not too long ago.
But, Okami hung on and made it to the end this time, securing a big split decision win in a fight that was not nearly as close as the final result would suggest. Lombard -- who wasted precious time late in the third round toiling in Okami's guard rather than rising to his feet to compel a stand up exchange -- has now dropped two of three Octagon appearances under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) banner.
It's unclear at this time if Lombard will be afforded a fourth opportunity after this latest performance -- he ain't cheap. Okami, meanwhile, rolls to his third straight victory and second consecutive contender kill (Alan Belcher being the other).
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Molson Dry - Molson Coors Canada
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Reviews by DoctorStrangiato:
Alberta (Canada)
2.58/5 rDev +5.7%
Poured a 341-ml bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance - pale yellow brew, heavily carbonated, with 1/4-inch sustained head of foam.
Smell - corn adjunct aroma with a thin hop smell as well. Very familiar smell, not complex or interesting.
Taste - pretty neutral start with a sweet corn malt flavour coming through in the middle. Finish is sudden and short, leaving a boring wetness in the mouth and little aftertaste profile to speak of.
Mouthfeel - for all the carbonation this is pretty smooth, although the lack of sustained flavour at the end creates a dull experience.
Drinkability - this is easy to put away, especially when cold, but still isn't a great choice. The sweetness becomes annoying after a while. The higher alcohol content also means you need to be careful also.
06-28-2009 00:40:57 | More by DoctorStrangiato
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Newfoundland (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -28.3%
06-20-2013 02:26:02 | More by cam477
2/5 rDev -18%
06-30-2014 14:54:46 | More by andrewdanks
2/5 rDev -18%
12-13-2011 18:34:14 | More by valkyre65
2.5/5 rDev +2.5%
06-22-2013 15:50:08 | More by schoon
Alberta (Canada)
2.73/5 rDev +11.9%
710ml can. This was the beer of choice amongst my small-town friends who eschewed Molson Canadian, but wouldn't go as far as Big Rock, and reminds me of a spate of weddings back in the late 90s.
This beer pours a clear, pale golden yellow hue, with tons of puffy, thinly foamy, and kind of creamy off-white head, which leaves some sparse streaky, sudsy lace around the glass as it quickly drops away.
It smells of mild creamed corn, quite metallic, weakly sugary pale malt, a touch of acetone, and kind of dusty and musty at the same time. The taste is moderately sweet, husky corn, further almost wheaty malt notes, a steely flintiness, a hint of diacetyl, and some very mild musty, weedy hops. So far, so Canadian.
The carbonation is slightly on the high and frothy side, the body medium-light in weight, but not quite thin in its smoothness, building somewhat on the base Canadian lager. It finishes more or less clean, just a bit of latent dry grainy booziness.
I can see why my oh-so-discerning drinking buddies chose this over Canadian, as while there isn't a whole lot more going on than in the base ubiquitous lager, it's way smoother, substantially more easy to drink, and hey, 10% stronger to boot. Those two-fours seem like a bit less of a stupid idea to me now. Just a bit, I swear.
12-10-2010 02:32:18 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
2.08/5 rDev -14.8%
An average beer for Molson. I understand that they brewed better beer 40 years or so ago. A fizzy drink with a subtle beer taste, instead of a softdrink. Bit crisp and passable with dinner that tastes. Metallic taste from can. If you are 16 its a cheap high.
12-18-2003 04:20:09 | More by Sammy
2.21/5 rDev -9.4%
Tried the Molson Dry at Baton Rouge in Montreal and it was just a beer nothing exciting. Poured a clear golden yellow with thin white head that did not lace. The smell was wet grain. The taste was typical of most Adjunct american beers. The mouthfeel was light in body with good carbonation to start and then faded. Overall it was ok.
01-31-2013 02:02:47 | More by WoodBrew
3/5 rDev +23%
10-15-2013 04:24:00 | More by RomaniIteDomum
1.88/5 rDev -23%
A: Golden yellow with a decent soapy head.
S: Wet grass with maybe some lemon peel.
T: Again the lemon peel comes out a bit on the end with some bitterness. Not much flavor, but that is not a bad thing for this kind of beer I suppose. Didn't notice any malts.
M: Nice carbonation and no aftertaste which is how a dry beer is meant to be.
O: Decent macro lager from Canada. Much better than Labatt Bleue. I prefer the regular Molson, but it costs more usually in Montreal where I am on vacation right now. Ok beer on a hot day, but there are better and cheaper options.
08-11-2012 23:42:17 | More by JamesHenjum
Ontario (Canada)
2.63/5 rDev +7.8%
Poured from .75 L King Can, which proceeded to make a mess of my clothes and floor. Into a tall wheat beer glass it went...
Look is pale straw colour with white, fizzy head.
like metal
a bit sweet
Tastes better than it looks or smells, which I guess is a good thing. Smooth taste with some malt, corn and sugar...somewhat metallic with a bit of bitterness in the aftertaste. Average.
Mouthfeel is not good. This brew is a syrupy, sugary... a slight tinge of carbonation at the end reminds you that you're actually drinking a beer. Dry [obviously].
Drinkability is limited due to the severe lack of personality. Molson Dry may even pale in comparison to it's weaker, watery stablemate [Canadian].
In my honest opinion, if you like the style PC Dry is better and cheaper.
09-15-2010 22:10:10 | More by Richter35
Alberta (Canada)
2.8/5 rDev +14.8%
A- Gave this a hard pour and was treated to a 2 inch thick foamy white head, but it dissipates rather quickly, but a thick film does stay over the beer. Color is a crystal clear grassy tone and there's lots of carbonation columns rising. There isn't really any lacing to speak of.
S- The aroma is mild, and consists primarily of dry dusty grains. There is a faintly sweet boiled corn smell and possibly some malt mixed in there. No hops are detectable...just a bland, slightly sweet aroma.
T- Tastes primarily of corn malt and is grainy. Again, there isn't really any hop bitterness on the finish....just a very faint flavor that resembles a bit of a metallic note.
M- Fairly thin, but a little bit more body than most macro lagers. The carbonation isn't as fizzy as I thought it would be, but it's still quite zippy on the palate.
D- Well it's easy enough to drink. There isn't a whole lot to this beer and the alcohol is well hidden. This is much better than Canadian and I do notice a difference in taste....in a good way....it is dryer. Just not a great "dry" beer. Still this would be a good summer or party beer.
05-01-2010 02:44:14 | More by ChrisCage
2.98/5 rDev +22.1%
Served in a pilsner glass, the beer pours a clear straw yellow color, with about an inch white head. It smells like grain/adjuncts, and the aroma isn't strong at all. The taste isn't strong either, there's a little bit of grainy sweetness and that's about it. However like it's name it does finish dry, with very little aftertaste. The mouthfeel is light, but I wouldn't call it call it watery. It does go down pretty crisp and smooth, and it is non-offensive (mainly because the taste is on the weak side). I could drink this every once in a while if I'm in the mood for macro beer. Yeah, it's not a great beer, but you could do worse.
10-27-2006 22:46:43 | More by bluejacket74
Quebec (Canada)
1.13/5 rDev -53.7%
Bottle: Poured a golden colored beer with almost no head. Aroma is very weak, almost like water. Taste is very boring with no aftertaste at all. This was very uninspiring in the end. I had this after a golf game and I guess this is more of thirst quencher then anything else.
08-30-2004 16:53:42 | More by Phyl21ca
2.7/5 rDev +10.7%
I remember when my old man used to buy this in Windsor at the beer store. I haven't seen it in years, so I had to grab a 6-er while in Montreal.
A-Pours a light golden w/decent white head. Retention is only fair, and there is some light tracing.
S-Faint grain, light malt, light noble hops.
T-Very light and slightly sweet malt, ephemeral citrus, and a fair amount of noble hops in the finish. Aftertaste is slightly metallic with traces of hops.
M-Light and watery with strong carbonation...what do you expect?
D-It's fun to bash macros, but this one's not too bad. It's slightly better than average, and it's easy to understand why I use to like this one way back when. This one's better if left out of the fridge for 10-15 minutes before drinking unless you are a fan of beer completely devoid of taste.
03-21-2009 02:41:12 | More by BoitSansSoif
Ontario (Canada)
2.25/5 rDev -7.8%
03-12-2013 02:42:30 | More by ThinkAgain
1.75/5 rDev -28.3%
07-20-2014 06:09:45 | More by CraigTravor
3.03/5 rDev +24.2%
Poured from bottle.
Had a decent foam head that lasted while drinking it. The one detractor from this beer is the slight metallic smell and taste which seems to briefly interrupt its enjoyment.
This beer appears to be regionally restricted to Canada and not available in the US. I'm a pretty big fan of the Molson family of beers and although Molson Dry is an average dry beer, I would certainly welcome it's shelf presence at my local distributor.
01-16-2011 22:30:02 | More by danbouch10
Ontario (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev +2.5%
01-16-2012 14:26:25 | More by irishkyle21
Alberta (Canada)
2.85/5 rDev +16.8%
The boring cousin to Molson Canadian, Molson Dry doesn't leave much of an impression at all. Very pale, although a decent head from the start. No real smell except a small touch of metal. No real flavour on top of that except a very mild amount of grainy hops, a bit metallic too. No aftertaste whatsoever, the label follows through with what it claims. Crisp indeed. If you want cheap beer to drink on a hot day, but don't want any flavour (good OR bad) to get in the way, then this is your beer. Neutral all the way.
07-16-2003 01:55:23 | More by IronDjinn
2.1/5 rDev -13.9%
This beer is very below average because it says it's a dry but if it would be a normal lager i would probably give it a 3 for average. The apperance is below average and the smell is malty and corny. The taste and the mouthfeel doesn't make it a dry. Overall an average beer but it isn't a dry!
08-22-2012 17:45:22 | More by jaslesp
Quebec (Canada)
2.2/5 rDev -9.8%
As a canut, I had this beer in bottles, on tap, in pitcher, in binge drinking, you name it, it is one of the number 1 party beer! Appearance is quite normal, golden, lot of bubbles, average macro in fact. Smell is just plain normal, nothing funky, nothing great. Taste, I dislike that beer with that taste, pronounced taste that stay for a while, "no after taste they say eh!" well not for me, the molson dry taste stays a long time for me and I dont need to drink a few or I get sick. Mouthfeel is average, nothing bad, it is a beer that is conceipted for mass productions. Drinkability, I guess that her best point, it is easilly drinkable.
07-25-2004 20:18:22 | More by 3Vandoo
New York
2/5 rDev -18%
08-06-2013 02:59:39 | More by Noelito76
New York
3.03/5 rDev +24.2%
Poured a medium straw hue with a one and a half finger foamy white head. There was good retention and decent lacing.
The smell featured a doughy malt with a smooth sweetness.
The taste consisted of a relatively full adjunct malt with some corn sweetness and a light grassy hop. A bit sweet for a dry beer.
The mouthfeel was toward the fuller side of the style.
Overall a pretty flavorful macro.
05-14-2009 01:39:56 | More by plaid75
Ontario (Canada)
2/5 rDev -18%
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Molson Dry from Molson Coors Canada
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A few of the highlights of this 8500 sq ft home include: 9 bedrooms, 8 spa inspired bathrooms, free trolley pickup at the front door, two steam rooms, 4 person dry sauna, 20 seat authentic movie theater with all the latest releases and theater pop-corn, built in iPod docking in the whole house entertainment system, game room with mahogany foosball table, 8' professional pool table and pinball, two great rooms, office w/ fax & wireless DSL, chess loft, gourmet kitchen with commercial range, 4 bars, slope side preferred parking passes, Sunday River Golf Course Membership privileges, oversized garage filled with outdoor recreation equipment, stone fireplace, huge decks with outdoor gas firepit, incredible playground, heated pool and full outdoor kitchen (seasonal), 3 hot tubs, pinball, toys, baby supplies, guitars, piano stocked pantry, personal chef, personal masseusse. Up to 26 of your friends can comfortably gather in one incredible grand room or spread out throughout the house.
Additional delights at the house include Playstation 3, central AC, surround sound throughout, stereos, library, snow shoes, sleds, toys, mountain bikes, heated pool, foosball, board games, baby and toddler supplies, 2 kitchens and an outdoor kitchen, 2 outdoor grills. The kitchen won 1st place Killer Kitchen contest by HomeAway for its 2 dishwasher, built in coffee center, wine fridge, 5' viking range with grill, broiler and 2 ovens, pot filler over the stove, french door fridge with filtered ice water, bar, and seating 26 guests. You also appreciate the ski and golf discounts and front row VIP parking passes at baselodge. If you'd like, the bar and pantry will be stocked for your arrival so you don't have to spend any of your valuable vacation time shopping or even cooking if you don't want to! Daily housekeeping and chef services are available upon request.
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The huge heated pool with an 8' spa overflowing into it. The custom pool has benches and messauge jets built into each corner. Relax in the high quality pool furniture or sit around the outdoor kitchen and bar for a drink or game of cards. Watch the children play with all the pool toys or in the amazing Monkey Mansion Treehouse playground. It is a huge (real) fallen redwood tree that has been hallowed out with a climbing wall inside up to the funky treehouse on top. From there go out on the balcony, down the spiral slide or the monkey bars to the swings or tire swing over to the toddler slide or see saw. And all of this is in the middle of a huge sandbox complete with all sorts of beach toys, Tons of pool toys are also available. From the pool you look out over the house towards the
beautiful mountain vistas. Chances are, this is where you'll want to spend all your time on nice days, but don't forget everything the area has to offer as well! From your door at Berner Haus, you can enjoy marked and wild hiking trails, great mountain biking, and 4-wheeling. Sunday River's famous mountain biking is a blast. Take the lift up, and bike down for miles. In summer, swimming in some of Sunday River's swimming holes (a short bike ride away), or sliding
down Frenchman's hole waterfall is both exciting and refreshing. Canoe or fish in the beautiful Androscoggin River or one of the many surrounding crystal lakes. Try some flat or white water kayaking. Go strawberry picking or hike for wild blueberries. Take a nature tour). Be our guest at the Robert Trent Jones designed Sunday River Golf Course using our guest membership privledges. Take tennis lessons or play at the Bethel Inn Championship Golf course. Or, if that's not your speed, try some miniature Golf, boating, laser tag, volleyball, waterslides, arcade, horseback riding, or indoor rock climbing, all within a 10-minute drive. Within a half hour drive, hike, drive or take the cog railway to the top of Mt. Washington (the highest peak in the east). Shop the many outlets in North Conway, go white water rafting, take the kids to 6 Gun City or Santa's Village, or explore the many antique stores, shops and architecture in the surrounding New England villages. The opportunities are endless.
From the Glen House, you will revel in the most spectacular fall foliage you have ever seen. The views are phenomenal. Enjoy one of the many fall festivals and fairs in this quaint New England town. Enjoy a day of clean fresh air hiking, mountain biking or golfing. Go apple or pumpkin picking at one of the local farms after a morning of horseback riding through the mountain range. Take a drive along the Scenic Highway of Rt. 26 to see an inevitable moose, the rock formations of Grafton Notch State Park and the awe inspiring Dixfield Notch, then lunch at the historic Balsams. Go antiquing in Bethel and the Oxford Hills area. The opportunities for a wonderful and relaxing vacation abound.
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i used it under my tossel cap while cross country skiing and when using my snow blower. It helped. I have not used it riding my bike yet. Maybe some time this year. You can't tell, I'm a geezer when I wear it.
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By Irish Bob
from New Orleans,La.
About Me Casual/ Recreational
I have used this product with chill factors in the teens. Iam always very comfortable whenwearing this hat.This productdelivers as advertised.
Keeps my head comfortable
By Shortchevy
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This is the 1st winter I have done any outside riding. This balaclava was reasonably priced and it has proven to be suitable to my needs. I've done a few rides in the mid 20s to the upper 30s with this and it has kept the wind from giving me brain freeze. It isn't as breathable as I would like so I can't wear it over my nose and during harder rides, breathing through my mouth is hindered. So, fortunately the winter beard helps keep my chin warm when I have to uncover my mouth.
Keeps you warm
By Jester
from Sacramento, CA
I ride to work every morning and my ears get very cold. This keeps them much warmer. You have to wear under the nose or the steam from your breath will fog up your glasses. At high energy output you will probably be breathing out of your mouth which also fogs up your glasses when at a stop or when looking down. I generally just pull under my mouth when at a stop so the glasses do not fog up.
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By Beardie Malone
from LaSalle, IL
Bought this as a backup balaclava but now use it as my main one unless temps are in the negatives. It's lighter weight than my fleece-lined Bontrager one, which is what I wanted. I've used it in weather down in the single digits and it felt plenty warm but still breathable. It's got a really nice fit to it and stays in place while riding. My only complaint would be the seam down the middle of it but it's really not that big of a deal. I haven't had it long enough to see how well it will hold up but it's been through the wash once already and I'd guess that it will be just fine. Looks and feels well constructed. Great price for a great product.
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By Jim
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Use this both for bicycling and motorcycling. Good protection against cold. & wind
fine at -40 wind chill
By x
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Before Christmas, we had a -13 wind chill morning here in northern Indiana, and half way to work--only a mile and a half--my face and fingers were numb. The Nashbar thermal balaclava was my first effort at a solution to the numb face problem, and I won't be looking further. January has brought the polar vortex, so I've ridden to work in wind chills of -30 to -40, and the balaclava has kept me perfectly warm. Fabulous value for money.
Good value for the price
By Benjie
from Memphis, TN
This product does not appear very durable. It is good for my personal usage at approximately 35 degrees farenheit and above. It is too loose to be very effective below 35 degrees. It breathes better than many balacavas that I have purchased in the past but those balacavas are tighter fitting and better for weather <35 degrees. I like having it for a second balacava for use in somewhat warmer weather. It is very easy to get on in view of that it is somewhat loose fitting. However, due to the excess material, it is difficult to zip up the garment which is over it. I would buy it again for a spare balacava for use in warmer weather- 35 degrees and above.
By Dave
from Rockford, IL
Balacalva has a large seam in the center of the chin that's a bit annoying, otherwise it's good. Wore it deer hunting under a stocking hat in the single digits, it kept my face nice and warm.
Effective cold weather head coverage
By all weather rider and CX racer
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Effective, confortable, insulated balaclava. My only negative is a very wide face opening which could allow cold air in near the ears.
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