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4.28/5 rDev +7%
I tasted this on draft at UBW in Reamstown, PA.
Served cool in a standard pint.
A - A light amber w/ a thin white head that generates a random lace pattern.
S - Deep malt odors w/ light sweetness and toasted smells. A pleasant floral aroma w/ crisp bready notes combine w/ a round almost milky thick scent.
M - Very full and clean w/ a smooth light taste, but decent balance. The mellow carbonation suits the style w/ a touch of spice in the finish.
T - A graceful blend of malt w/ a honey-like sweetness. The round and smooth taste w/ a subtle grainy flavor has a sweet/dry dichotomy but the alcohol stays low in the flavor. The taste of a big beer w/ low alcohol warmth and a nice yeast flavor. There is a tinge of hops, just enought to keep it spiced appropriately. The main taste is quality German malts.
D - I think UBW is doing good things w/ malt focused beer. This being the one that has nuance and strenght w/ flavor in equal parts. Very drinkable for what it is, the 9% is well hidden which is what makes this beer one of the best they have to offer. I hope they continue to hone the already evident skill and broaden the line-up into a seasonals like Marzen etc.
09-21-2007 15:07:17 | More by Slatetank
New York
4.1/5 rDev +2.5%
The beer pours a nice golden color with a thick frothy white head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a dry, malty scent along with some fruity yeast esters. It has a nice Munich malt aroma. The taste is good as well. It has a very tastey malt flavor along with a clean and fruity finish. It's an easy drinker with a traditional taste. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a medium bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a well brewed maibock. It's true to style; a delightful session beer.
10-07-2008 18:24:58 | More by WesWes
District of Columbia
3.95/5 rDev -1.3%
On tap at the brewpub.
A: Semi-clear golden orange color with a thin off white head.
S: I had trouble picking up that much of the aroma, but definitely hit by the honey, followed by malt and other spice..
T: Super smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Sweet malty body with smooth taste from the honey and slight bite on the tongue from carbonation. Alcohol is nowhere to be found. Other hints of sweet fruit and cinnamon and other spices, but not that strong. In the end, its all about the tasty malt body and sweetness from honey. Very nice.
08-22-2008 20:41:41 | More by yourefragile
4.38/5 rDev +9.5%
A 12 oz glass served at the brewpub in Reamstown, PA.
A: The maibock is an orange color, quite brilliant and clear, with a decent sized head that retains through 1/2 of the glass.
S: The aroma is malty, strong and sweet with some thick honey aromatics. As the beer warms, the biscuity caramel malts emerge, providing a rounded body.
T: The flavor is malty, with paler caramel and biscuit flavors emerging from the start. Those malts are quite strong, having a long-lasting flavor that is sweet without overdoing it. The candied sweetness is pleasing, the result of an overabundance of malts (and not the addition of candi sugars).
M: The mouthfeel is sweet, strong on grainy malts without pushing the alcohol over the top.
D: This bock is not for the faint of heart. The abv is big and makes itself known from first sip to last. That being said, the sweetness is very enjoyable and the beer is well worth the trip to Reamstown.
04-07-2007 20:40:47 | More by akorsak
3.9/5 rDev -2.5%
On tap at UBW on 1/10/08. Served in a 12oz. goblet.
A - Clear, honey amber body with one-finger bubbly, white head that quickly diminished to a thin, white film but left some decent lacing. Very sparse amount of carbonation.
S - First whiff reveals faint traces of cinnamon spice and sweet fruits (apple, pear) paired with a sweet malty aspect. Mild tea-like herbal hop aroma also present, but very subdued. Some citrus-like orange zest in there as well.
T - Much like the aroma, I taste cinnamon and sweet fruit, as well as a bit of nutmeg and allspice. Not much of a hop character, but this is replaced by a sweet and spicy taste. There is also some breadiness in the finish as well. Alcohol is virtually unnoticeable.
M - Medium bodied and spicy on the palate. Carbonation is quite prickly. Nice spicy bite in the finish, followed by a quick splash of sweetness. Nice warm, fuzzy feeling!
D - Another one that goes down easy. This is quite a bit more complex than something like their Kolsch, but the sweet and spicy aspects are well-balanced. Another well-crafted brew from UBW.
01-11-2008 04:10:19 | More by ffejherb
3.85/5 rDev -3.8%
Enjoyed on tap at the brewpub.
Served as a medium golden colored beer with moderate slightly off-white head.
Smell is malty with some light sweetness evident for the honey used to brew this beer.
Taste is also loaded with malt but a bit of hop bitterness tends to even it out a bit. Some alcohol is also detectable.
More dryness is present at the finish and blends with the malt to create a nice ending.
I liked this beer, but the alcohol tends to limit its drinkabilty.
04-28-2007 11:32:30 | More by tgbljb
3/5 rDev -25%
09-15-2013 14:59:55 | More by tommyguz
3.93/5 rDev -1.8%
This was the first beer I sampled during my lunch visit. Pours cold into a 12 oz tulip glass. The beer exudes a clear amber to copper hue with no head except a one line of bubbles on the edge of the glass.
Aroma is sweet malt and maybe white grapes, and caramel, some grainy notes too. I also get some herbal hops.
The body is average and a fine fizzy carbonation tingles across my palate. Texture is thick but not chewy or syrupy, definitely more than average thickness.
The flavor is malty caramel and some general floral sweetness (honey?). The same herbal hops from the nose are present with hints of warming booze coming through on the finish. Very drinkable and well made beer.
12-27-2007 00:45:48 | More by sulldaddy
4.3/5 rDev +7.5%
a: This one is a moderately cloudy golden apple cider color. It was served to me with a thin white head in a pint glass.
s: Smells of very fresh spicey, peppery hops and apples emerged as this warmed up a bit. Faint Alcohol aromas as well, but nothing to indicate a 9%+ abv.
t: This is my favorite from Union Barrel Works, I love this stuff! There is some very aggressive spices or peppery hop that assault the tip of the tongue before the sweet honey finish soothes the back of the throat. This is very well balalnced and complex.
m: This is very dry, and quite refreshing. The spicey floral hops leave a pleasant tingle on the tongue that lasts for quite a while.
d: They serve this beast by the pint?!?! This is dangerously drinkable and well worth seeking out. If you are in the area, Union Barrel Works is only a short detour away from the turnpike.
03-26-2008 11:44:53 | More by DIM
4.63/5 rDev +15.8%
I have had this beer dozens of times. I have in my possession now the third growler I have taken home. I have shared this beer with many people at picnics and tastings all summer long. I knew it would always be there so it is one I just didn't get around to reviewing until now. This beer is served far too cold at the pub. It is much better to get a growler and control the temperature more appropriately at home.
Appearance: Pours a very orange color with gold and brown hues varying depending on it position in the light. It is not possible to see straight through the body of this beer, as it sits in my snifter glass, but the light dose pass through and creates many gorgeous hues in this partly translucent Mia-Bock.
Smell: Honey floods the nose in a big way. Honey is certainly the focal point of this beer start to finish. There is a sweet malt, pear and wine like aroma to follow in support of the initial rush of honey.
Taste: The mead honey wine; honey sweet malt barade the palate and it 'hurts so good'. There is a rear and apple juice sweetness with a slight vinous alcohol poking through the flavor as well. Caramel malts are balanced brilliantly with a dry touch of alcohol and grain with a very gentle hop presence detectable mostly late on the tongue nearing the finish and in the aftertaste. The hops a mild, to a point that you really don't notice it but their absence would cause the beer to become cloying. This is more than a work of art. This is a shear masterpiece!!
Mouthfeel: It is sweet and syrupy to start with a hefty body on the toungue. The warming alcohol and touch of grain, leave you with a very dry finish that I wouldn't expect from the sweet beginning.
Drinkability: This may be one of the most drinkable 9% abv beers I have ever had the pleasure to imbibe. A quaffable Mia-bock that is unique enough to hit the spot all year round. This is one of my favorite beer to come out of UBW! Tom Rupp, you sir, are a genius!
Hope this is helpful.
11-02-2007 21:26:37 | More by Phatz
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
10-14-2012 12:09:52 | More by garuda
4.18/5 rDev +4.5%
Poured from a Growler that was filled 2 days ago at UBW. Great place to go to eat, drink, and hangout.
A- Yellowish with a little orange ting to it. No head at all. A few small bubbles rush to the top.
S- Yeast/ Malty and sweet. Smells almost like I walked into a bread shop. Nice.
T- Malty, sweet, and hints of plums. Can taste some citrusy also. Very complex, lots of different flavors bouncing around my mouth with none standing out to far. Very well done. The way a Maibock should taste.
M- Thick, syrupy, not very much carbonation. Slides down the throat nicely.
D- The biggest problem with this brew is that it is way to smooth for a 9%. Honestly, I could not find the alcohol in this brew. But I have had this before and I know that 2 pints with do you just fine for an evening. Maibock is my favorite brew and I'm not sure if I ever had one better than this. It's well worth the trip to the pub for a growler.
08-26-2007 22:39:13 | More by shertz
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8:00pm Wednesday 6th February 2013 in Hyndburn By Emma Cruces, Education reporter
A COUPLE are raising funds for seriously ill children after the death of their baby son on New Year's Eve.
Dawn Laycock, 33, and her partner Richard Hindle, 36, from Rishton, want to help other parents after they tragically lost six-month-old Lincoln.
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SCHENECTADY, N.Y., January 7, 2006 - Springfield College senior All-American Dan Moran (Wilbraham, Mass.) won the 1,000 free (10:02.57) and 200 butterfly (1:59.13) events as the Pride defeated host Union College, 142-100, in a tri-meet at Union's Alumni Gymnasium Pool on Saturday afternoon. SC also downed Hartwick College on Saturday by a 126-117 margin.
Senior All-American Mike Shaw (Westfield, Mass.) took first in both the one- and three-meter dives with point totals of 264.80 and 292.85, respectively. Sophomore All-American Roy Burch (Warwick, Bermuda) won the 50 free, in a time of 21.83, and the 100 free, in a time of 48.49.
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We are experiencing a slow but pronounced revitalization of downtown Plattsburgh. A number of events this summer stand witness to our resiliency and the excitement many still have for rural America.
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Our nation has been changing for the last 150 years. Once a nation of farmers, the industrial revolution attracted their sons and daughters to big cities. A century ago, our nation became more urban than rural.
Also a century ago, agriculture represented a quarter of our nation's output, and the largest share of its workforce. Now, only about 3 percent of our output and workforce are employed in farms that are much larger and more mechanized. Enormous scale, highly mechanized farming has put inexpensive food on our table. It has also stripped opportunity for our young people in rural areas.
Rural America has been bleeding population for generations. It has decimated many communities, but has not taken them all. There are some that are able to develop a mix of agriculture, manufacturing and services. Ours is one of those communities.
We have been fortunate because of the confluence of a rich history, a proud tradition, family roots and a proximity to a ready market in Canada.
Even so, I calculate our county must retain or attract 3,000 families or households by the year 2040. Those we retain are households that would otherwise leave if we do not create a livelihood and a quality of life.
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Archive for October 2006
What a Week and I Can't Wait For Something. Plus TV Shows Chat – S2E10
This hasn't been a great week for me because the house has no heat, furnace is broken and we need a new one. I haven't had a good sleep for the past few days.
No classes with Peter Hodgins until next Thursday. Except Tuesday where it will be a TA teaching.
Lucky or not, I still had to go to Carleton on Thursday to talk to meet up with my Canadian Humour group. I really wanted to stay home, but had to for the sake of the group.
Oh doh, if I write Peter Hodgins on my entries, my blog will be linked on Google if you type "Peter Hodgins".
I don't know what I have been concentrating on. The midterm for Canadian Provincial Politics for Monday, the group presentation for CDNS4200 – Canadian Popular Culture or trying to plan out the essays as soon as possible.
I am a bit nervous on the presentation next week. Whoever I tagged on Facebook, you know who I am talking. :D
Though, I got a "secret weapon" to showing it. Though, it's not Powerpoint. I don't know if you guys will like the effects.
What I am waiting for is the Macbook Pro with Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Though, I am not sure when it will be delivered. Oh, the one I picked is 2.16GHz, 1GB RAM, 120GB hard drive, 15 inch screen, and iWork '06 preinstalled. No glossy screen. I hope to get Aperture in the future and fiddle around with digital photos.
Too bad I won't be able to use it for the presentation next week. The iBook G4 will do for now.
It will be nice to use it on November 24 when I have a presentation for CDNS4400.
As for comics this week(to whoever got tagged on Facebook, you know who I am talking to :D), my picks are Seven Soldiers #1, Jack of Fables #4, New Avengers #24 and Planetary #26.
A new graphic novel released this week that I picked up is American Virgin Vol. 1: Head. I already have the first four issues in comic form, but the "extras" got me hooked, so I had to pick it up.
TV Chat: I had a chance to watch Torchwood via BT and I putted it on my iPod. All in all, the Doctor Who spin-off is excellent. It is edgy and more for grown-ups. I like the linking to the events that happened in Doctor Who. I don't know what time CBC will air Torchwood at. It is nice to see CBC getting credit on BBC television.
Another show that I also found on BT is Season 4 of Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. I haven't had a chance to find Vol. 2 on DVD and I haven't watched any of Season 3 because I don't know if Teletoon aired further eps of it. I am a bit lost on the series because I haven't watched further than Season 1.
Welcome SPEAKEASY and Class Today – S2E09
Well, I guess it's "plug" time. I just want to give a "shoutout" to my cousin's blog. It's on Links section called "SPEAKEASY"
I hope you will like it. I don't know what kind of input I will bring to the other blog.
CDNS4200 – Canadian Popular Culture summary hijinks. The funny thing happened in class when one person could not talk due to some project/assignment/whatever. It was funny Peter Hodgins made fun of that person (you know who you are if you are reading this). What's more embarrassing for me is that I don't watch The Family Guy, The Jon Stewart Show and The Colbert Report. It's not that I don't care about the shows, I just don't have the interest. Oh yeah, same goes for Prison Break. Actually, I got class on Monday night, so it's not a big deal.
Glocalization. Oh man, that word just haunted me because I have Peter from another class and he explained about it.
Oh yes, comic pick ups from Wednesday.
I picked up Wildcats #1, Runaways #21, 100 Bullets #77 and my PICK of the WEEK is Fables: 1,001 Nights of Snowfall HC.
Two other comics I picked were Criminal #1 and Fables #1 Special Edition(for 25 cents US, 35 cents here). Those two comics were out on previous weeks. I did not go to the comic store for 2 weeks.
My Life Is Funny – S2E8.5
It is still Tuesday, so it's somewhat entry #8 or 8.5. Plus, I really need to write about myself being funny because it has been in my head for so long and I hadn't got a chance to blog it out.
Lately, I've been thinking that my life has been funny because in certain classes, there's been so much linking up from other classes. Oh wait! It's Peter Hodgins' classes in Canadian Studies.
Funny thing today was I bumped into someone and he said the word, "Renfew", then in class today, I hear the word Renfrew again from the prof, but he was making jokes about it. I don't know how things are coincidental. Life is just silly now.
What was intimidating on Monday was going to St. Pats building at Carleton. I don't know why, something about it scared me. It felt I didn't feel welcomed being in the building. But I walked by and saw this prof, Christopher Waddell in the building. He was in his office. I somehow watch him on CBC Newsworld talking about politics or what not. He uses a Mac, LOL
It's been tiring for the past 2 days so far. I need more sleep.
Why do I keep thinking about gang from CDNS4200 and CDNS4400? Because you guys rock :D
Live@Carleton, Finally A Relaxing Week – S2E08
Man, I almost went through a brutal 2 weeks lately. Right now, I am somehow relieved with all the mayhem. I still need to do some readings and also plan on some essays. At least, it won't be a stressful time. I still haven't had a chance to update this blog. It is just that I am always at the 12th floor of Dunton Tower at Carleton University, which I am at. At least I get wireless internet.
Tomorrow, I can't wait for Fables: 1,001 Nights of Snowfall hardcover. It has been 2 weeks that I haven't gone to the comic store.
Oh Man, I Need To Die – S2E7
Oh okie, I guess people have heard or seen about it. Yes, I am talking about The Hoff, David Hasselhoff's novelty song, "Jump In My Car."
Why on Earth!!! Well, you should know that cheesy song is #3 in the UK chart. I did listen to it in the afternoon. It's laughable at best, but I will say that it's not my favorite song unless you want tease me on it. OK, I foolishly added the video on my iPod.
Thanks to an "anonymous person" in my Canadian Studies class who made me watch the video. All I can say is, "Thanks alot!" You almost killed me. :)
But hey, I love pop culture no matter what.
OK, here's the video via Google Video. Enjoy!
Happy Thanksgiving and Anticipating – S2E6
Happy Thanksgiving in Canada. Just don't want to confuse a few overseas people….ahem, Alyson! :D
Oh yeah, on Thanksgiving and post-Thanksgiving holiday, I am anticipating the return of The Hour on CBC or CBC Newsworld, depending on what time I will be watching at.
Another show I can't wait, though already watched it is Doctor Who.
I really need a Macbook Pro, but Apple hasn't revised. I need one badly… sort of. I know the iBook G4 is still going strong for me.
To Facebook users, the ones from CDNS4200 (You know who you are!), I hope you are reading this because I imported my entries to the Notes section. I want to check if you liked my previous entry. :D


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For the UK tour of Cole Porter's Kiss Me Kate, a musical re-imaging of Shakespeare's , Stage Electrics supplied the audio equipment. The system–designed by Jem Kitchen and engineered by Laurie Kirkby–is meant to deliver a listening experience to make people "feel better" with an emphasis on fidelity, and includes MC2 amplification and XTA signal processing.
"We're using seven E45s, nine E25s and two E15s. The MC2 amps play their role really well. The E Series has worked out well because they allow you to have a show that you can tour sensibly without compromising the quality of your signal–and that's the Holy Grail, to be honest," says Stage Electrics' Glen Beckley, adding that the process took 10 months of completely obsessing about fidelity which, for them, is the most important aspect of their work. "We took all the various bits of equipment and loaded them into the Wimbledon Theatre and it was like you'd taken the accepted norm for a good quality sounding show and moved it to another level."
"Kiss Me Kate sounds beautiful," says Beckley. "You really have to listen to hear the loudspeakers. You want transparency and to get that you need a really great signal path–that's exactly what we've got."
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"We've got a DP226 so we have an extra pair of outputs, one for left and one for right that are still on the same zone of PA, but have their own processor output. To get the array happening correctly in the electrical domain as well as in the acoustic domain, sometimes you have to adjust the output response slightly, so that's why its got its own output as opposed to just being paralleled off to the amplifier."
Beckley uses XTA's AudioCore software and a wireless LAN for set up so that he is able to wander round the various zones within each theatre. "AudioCore is great," he says. "It's quite simple to use, which is a great advantage on time saving."
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How To'sday ~ Vintage Suitcase Table
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Well, I'm kind of cheating by re-posting an old one, but I couldn't think of a good DIY project for this week and have been really busy. So, once again, I give you the vintage suitcase table project:
When I first moved into my apartment, I didn't have a stick of furniture and wanted a cute place without dropping a ton of money. I stumbled across a pile of old suitcases at one of the thrift stores I frequent, and I had to have them (only a buck a pop!!!). I got home with four crayola-hued hard-plastic suitcases and decided to turn them into a table.
I had no idea the best way to approach this, so I just wandered Lowe's for awhile. I ended up with a three-foot long, half-inch-thick bolt. I don't have a drill so I basically chiselled holes into the top and bottom of the middle two suitcases, the top of the bottom one, and the bottom of the top one. I opened the bottom one, threaded the bolt through, and secured it with a large nut. I just threaded the next two on and then repeated the bottom part with the top suitcase. Voila - table!
The table could be made a bit more stable by using a couple strategically-placed bolts, but I just used the one so that I can turn them and give a slightly more haphazard look. You could do different heights with this (mine is about four feet) or mix and match colors. You can store odds and ends in the top suitcase, and if you're lucky, you can find a well-traveled suitcase with lots of 'character' to showcase on top!
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I LOVE it! A truly fabulous idea carried out with creativity. I love those suitcases and I love even more that they're now a table. I'd probably still be stuck on how to put the holes in for the bolts (and I own a drill). LOLReplyDelete
What a great idea. I love the colorful suitcases, too. I will have to try this sometimes soon~ReplyDelete
Great idea!! I recycled my grandfather's old suitcase. I have a ton of hats, but never know what to do with them!! I opened up the top of the suitcase and drilled that into the wall and now I have a suitcase hat shelf! None of my hats get smushed and I can just toss them into the suitcase!ReplyDelete
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A great bouldering area in a beautifu lakeside setting. Shaded blocks with many many established problems and new route potential. Expect crowds, as the lake is a popular camping/party spot, however these masses rarely if ever venture into the area with the bouldering. Dog owners should be aware of broken glass en masse in the camping areas. The rock quality is great, the top outs are sketchy and the regulars are cool. A detailed guide, as well as more complete directions, to the area is available in the new Adirondack Rock guide
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drive down NY 29A until you reach the second trailhead pull off, park here (intelligently, the lot gets PACKED, esp. on nice weekends) and duck into the mile long trail to Nine Corners Lake
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The Importance of Middle East Peace
For the past six decades, every U.S. president has recognized that achieving peace in the Middle East is a vital national security issue. Former Congressman Lee Hamilton discusses reinvigorating America's efforts to achieve that goal.
Leaving the Cold War Behind
Russia, though not the superpower it once was, still matters, says former Congressman Lee Hamilton. Our efforts to get relations back on track must be comprehensive and coherent, guided by a clear vision of what both parties want from the U.S.-Russian relationship.
Toward a Nuclear-Free World
The nuclear threat which characterized the Cold War belongs to that era says former Congressman Lee Hamilton. Diminishing the legacy of that threat is necessary so that the United States and Russia can focus on moving toward the formidable challenge of achieving a nuclear free world.
Dealing With Iran
Only direct sustained engagement alongside our European allies can lead to a peaceful resolution of the nuclear issue, says former Congressman Lee H. Hamilton. Today's risks of nuclear proliferation demand that we deal with the Iranian government as it is, not as we might like it to be.


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Bay County Animal Control is searching for new management, possibly allowing free adoptions and looking at the option of same day adoptions.
The University of Florida sent their draft report on the shelter to Bay County Thursday. From softer pet beds to a more volunteer friendly atmosphere, the goal is make the shelter the best in show.
Kittens, horses and dogs located at the Bay County Animal Control are in search of a home and a new director. According to public information officer Valerie Sale, not just any employee will do. "We are advertising for a veterinarian and that person would certainly play a role in management."
This switch is to make the shelter a healthier place. "In the hopes that they will help render help to those animals as they come in and also reduce the number of illnesses that we see at the shelter.", Sale said.
Other changes include;
Sale, "We provide animal control to a lot of municipalities in Bay County and so obviously we want to provide the best service we can to the municipalities and the citizens of Bay County."
The document took six months to create. The veterinarian position was posted Wednesday and closes June 11th. Moving forward the Bay County Commission will meet and revise the draft before finalizing what changes will be made to the shelter.


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ESPN posted a bunch of clips from Saturday's win, and there's a link to complete game if you're so inclined. Here are a few of those clips. DJ Green's diving INT: Fat guy...
NC State won its season-opener on Saturday despite an underwhelming performance.
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Some scattered final thoughts about the opener on Saturday.
In this Big South preview video (the Liberty portion starts at about 8:30) you can get some sense for what Liberty does offensively. Video of Liberty is so hard to find that there's not much I can...
Look at them putting on their big boy football pants. It's a significantly smaller allotment than the ones given to ACC opponents (the article puts Liberty's allotment in the 1,300-ticket range), but impressive nonetheless.
Liberty beat writer Chris Lang's position-by-position previews are much more thorough than anything I could put together, so I'm just going to link to those. As I've mentioned in the past, they're...
It's always tough to gauge the strength of the various I-AA teams that visit Carter-Finley because of the difficulties involved with translating their results against fellow I-AA schools. We know...
Flames coach Danny Rocco said [Asa] Chapman re-aggravated the meniscus injury that necessitated the knee surgery to begin with, and that his status for Liberty's Sept. 3 opener at North Carolina State is "questionable." "We kind of thought he was back where he needed to be, and then he had a setback here on the first day of camp," Rocco said. "We're certainly disappointed, but we're hopeful Asa can make a full recovery."Chapman, Summers banged up.
Part II in an ongoing preview series of NC State's first football opponent.
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Once upon a time in the land of Big D there was a very good basketball team led by a big German giant named Dirk. Dirk's team, the Mavericks, was an exciting offensive team that scored lots of...
Possibly the most glorious night of tanking this season.
Sounds like a sure thing to me! Break out the champagne, y'all, the Kings are staying :)
Two-time NBA League MVP Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns is the latest professional athlete to lend his support to marriage equality (video after the jump). Hi, I'm Steve Nash. I spend my summers in...
It was 10 years ago that I first met Rick Welts. He had been a high-powered executive at the NBA and I asked him why, at the time, he didn't come out. I remember him not being a big fan of the...
There's an excellent article on ESPN.com by LZ Granderson. All-Star point guard Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns speaks out, not just about bullying in general but specifically about kids who are...
Latest illustration featuring rookie PG Kendall Marshall. We lost one of the best passers in the history of the NBA but gained the best passer in this year's draft...so we have that going for us. As always comments are welcome and appreciated and you can find more here.
We haven't seen this Pau Gasol since Phil Jackson retired................................................................ Hopefully, with superstars Dwight Howard and Steve Nash in the mix and his renewed confidence after a standout Olympics performance, the 2009-2010 Pau will return and bring the Lakers another championship. Still think Josh Smith is a better fit for the Lakers?
Did you know the newest Los Angeles Laker, Steve Nash, likes soccer? Yeah, you probably do. But did you know he hosts a star-studded soccer match every year in New York? Here's footage from the recent match, held last month. USMNT players Robbie Rogers and Stuart Holden are interviewed, as is Thierry Henry. NBA stars Elton Brand and Danny Green also discuss what it was like to play out there. And a former Chivas USA player, Jimmy Conrad, takes a good ribbing from Matt Ufford. Enjoy!
Peyton Manning and Steve Nash were both separated from their teams which they spend their entire careers with, but why mention them together if they play different sports? What exactly do they have in common?
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Paradise Nest in Pine Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 4,000 - $ 5,000 / month
vacation rental description
Sit back and relax in this beautifully decorated waterfront
3/bedroom, 3/bath home located at the mouth of Port Charlotte Harbor
and minutes away from Boca Grande, Captiva, Sanibel, Cabbage Key,
Cayo Costa State Park, and Useppa Isands. Bring your boat and use
your very own dock and boat lift with fish cleaning station. Each
room is impeccably decorated with wood floors throughout and carpet
in each bedroom. From hand painted murials on the walls to granite
countertops, fireplace, solar heated pool, jacuzzi, loaded kitchen,
DVD, flat screen TV, VCR, satellite TV, washer/dryer, stereo with
surround sound, two upper decks,garage, this is the place for you!
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 04-14-2014 at 1:36 PM.
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Jeannie Becker
house rental amenities
Private street
Solar Heated Pool
Dock and boat lift
Private Marina nearby (Buy bait,ice and gas here)
Loaded kitchen
HDTV Flat screen in main living area
TV's in each bedroom
HDTV Satellite TV
DVD player, and VCR
DSL internet connection
Charcoal grill
Surround sound stereo
activities and attractions in Pine Island Gulf Coast South
Boat rental and water taxis at nearby marina.
Charter Captains at Marina, also day trips to outer islands
Restaurants nearby to either ride to or boat to
Plenty of boutiques for shopping
Kayak rentals, biking, snorkeling, diving, sailing, water skiing,
tubing, bird watching, windsurfing, shelling, fishing the back
waters or deep sea fishing, spear fishing,parasailing, jet skiing,
live theater in downtown Ft,Myers, World Famous Ding Darling
Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island, Edison/Ford Winter Estates,
Randell Research Center, Museum of the Islands, Public Library,
Children's Science Center, Mike Greenwill's Fun Center, and much
much more!
vacation rental rates
May-Oct $4000/month
Nov-April $5000/month
Price includes cleaning fee. Taxes additional.
Monthly-$1000.00, $500.00/weekly refundable security deposit due at time of
The balance is due no less than 60 days before arrival date set on
The security deposit will be refunded within 30 days of departure
upon inspection of property.
Cancellation must be made two full months,in writing, prior to check-
in in order to receive a full refund.
Thereafter, the refund will be pro-rated based upon the unit being
Rental fees subject to change at owners descretion.
Jeannie Becker
payment methods
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Top things to do in Pine Island
- Go fishing
- Go boating to islands
- Go out to dinner and dancing
- Go to museum and Randall Research Center
- Relax and enjoy the sunsets
Top things to do on a budget
- Fish from the dock
- Ride bikes on the trails
- Walk
- Eat peanut butter pie at Captain Con's
- Visit library and museums
Top things to do with a family
- Fish/boating to islands
- Swim in pool/hot tub
- Ride bikes
- Visit museums and Randall Research Center
- Kayaking
Jeannie Becker , owner


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Beach Dreams Cottage 170 in Wells
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Beach Dreams
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 1,300 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 3,900 / month
vacation rental description
This must rent centrally located new cottage is part of a 43 acre
Beach Dreams Cottage community in Wells, Maine, just off of Route
1. It is perfect for a summer getaway where you want luxury, but simplicity.
There is no need to sacrifice comfort and quality. This beautiful
cottage comfortably sleeps 6 and is equipped with many amenities.
The cottage also has a three season sunroom where you can sip
cocktails and relax with family and friends after a fun day at the
beach or pool.
The Beach Dreams resort is a new and thriving community. Some of the
amenities and activities available are multiple pools and hot tub. Tennis,
basketball, bocce courts are available for your use. The property
features a pool side club house with work out facility, video game room and pool tables for adults. Gazebos, walking and biking trails are available for your enjoyment. Take a
walk, car ride or the trolley to near by Moody Beach and Wells Beach.
cottage rental amenities
Cottage Amenities Include:
- Great quiet location - near tennis court, Grecian Pool and very short walk to club
house and large pool
- Queen Size bed in Master Bedroom
- Full size bottoms bed with Twin Size top bunk bed in Guest Bedroom.
- Pull Out Queen Size sleep sofa in living room
- Fully furnished living room and eat in kitchen.
- 3 season screen porch with loveseat and siting chair
- Fully Equipped Kitchen includes: Stove, Full Size Refrigerator,
Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Cookware, and all your kitchen
-Ceiling Fans
-Gas Grill available for guest use
-Basic Cable available
- Air Conditioning/Heat
- Washer / Dryer
- Home Stereo System (bring your favorite CD�s)
- Cable TV with DVD Player (bring your favorite DVD)
- Renter to provide their own Linens and TowelsClubhouse amenities include:
- children�s pool/kiddy pool
- jacuzzi (for use by persons over the age of 14)
- lounging areas
- pool bathrooms
- exercise room
- game room
- Other on-site amenities include:
- Additional pools. - tennis
- basketball
- bocce
-- trolley stop at gate for travel to beaches/shopping in Wells and
activities and attractions in Wells Maine
The close proximity to Wells and Moody Beach and the on site pools
and activities will keep most anyone very busy. For those who are
looking for a little more, this centrally located area offers many
attractions: golf courses, the Rachel Carson National Wildlife
Refuge, mini-golf, antique stores, outlet shopping and many dining
options all nearby.
vacation rental rates
Paypal and Personal Checks Accepted
$700.00 per week - May through June 23rd
$900 to 1300.00 per week - June 25th through September 8th
$700.00 per week - September 8th through October 31st
Rental is from Saturday to Saturday. Check-in 2 PM - Check-out 10 AM (FIRM)Unit is Non-smoking and No Pets. We rent only to Adults 21 years of
age or older. 6 people maximum occupancy - no exceptions
Rental Rate - half due at time of booking and balance with final payment
Security Deposit of $200.00 - half at time of booking half and balance with final payment
7% Maine Sales Tax Due with final payment
$75.00 cleaning fee due at the time of booking
Final Payment is due at least two weeks prior to the start of rental period, otherwise renter forfeits rental of the reserved week.
Cancellation Policy: A fee of $150.00 will charged if cancellation occurs greater that four weeks of the rental date. If cancellation occurs within four weeks of reserved rental period, a fee of half of the rental rate will be kept as a cancellation fee. The balance of any money will be returned to the renter.
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MSF Press Briefing on Crisis in the Central African Republic
This is an excerpt from MSF's 2012 International Activity Report:.
Conflict across large areas of the Central African Republic (CAR) at the end of 2012 increased health needs and further destabilized the fragile health system. The situation only got worse in 2013 and into 2014.
The latest round of violence began when a military campaign by an alliance of rebel forces called Séléka took a number of major towns and territory in eastern and central regions of CAR. By early 2013, Séléka forces had reached the gates of the capital Bangui.
Thousands of people fled into the bush, and hospitals and health posts were abandoned. MSF teams, already working in five regions across the country, continued activities and launched extra mobile clinics to attend to the medical needs of the displaced.
An emergency surgical team began work in Kaga-Bandoro, and donations were made to hospitals and clinics in locations affected by violence.
Urgent health crisis
The conflict only exacerbated medical needs, which were already huge, even in stable areas of the country. The health system suffers from a lack of qualified staff and there are few public facilities outside the capital.
Shortages of essential medicines are frequent and many people cannot afford to pay the fees required for treatment. In short, a large proportion of the population does not have access even to the most basic health care, and mortality rates are above emergency levels.
In 2012, MSF teams worked with the Ministry of Health in seven hospitals and more than 30 health posts, providing a wide range of services: basic and specialist health care, maternity and paediatric services, surgery, HIV and TB care, and treatment for neglected diseases, including sleeping sickness (human African trypanosomiasis).
In 2013 and 2014, MSF opened several new emergency programs designed to treat people directly or indirectly injured due to the violence and people whose treatment was interrupted because they fled their homes to escape imminent attacks.
In any and all years, though, malaria is one of the main causes of death in the country and a major priority for MSF programs. The goal is to boost prevention and offer communities diagnosis and treatment in more locations.
- In the report State of Silent Crisis, published in 2011, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) called for greater medical assistance in the Central African Republic.
Testing new tools for sleeping sickness
The Central African Republic is one of the few countries where sleeping sickness remains a problem. Sleeping sickness attacks the central nervous system and is deadly if untreated, but both diagnosis and treatment are complex and difficult to administer.
In Batangafo, MSF is using a new rapid diagnostic test for the disease and participating in clinical trials of a new oral treatment for last-stage sleeping sickness developed by the not-for-profit research and development organisation, the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi).
The mobile sleeping sickness team screened more than 4,500 people for the disease in the southeast of the country. Access to the region has been difficult for some years due to attacks by the Lord's Resistance Army, but in 2012 many displaced people left Zémio, returning to their home villages to start farming again.
At the end of 2012, MSF had 1,300 staff in Central African Republic. MSF has worked in the country since 1996.
Patient story
Melissa is the mother of a seven-month-old girl who arrived at Batangafo hospital with malaria and anaemia, requiring a blood transfusion.
"I had to leave my other children with my family to come to the hospital. My baby had a fever for three days. When she started having convulsions I decided to search for help.
"After two days walking to the health centre in Boulam, they referred us to the hospital by motorbike taxi."
After two days at the hospital, Melissa's daughter's condition had improved.


text: Photo Slideshow: Brunch at Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc Restaurant Two Sunday Brunches at Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc by POPSUGAR Food 2/23/10 20 Reactions 2 Shares Print 0 2 0 0 0 Long before Ad Hoc at Home became a holiday pick and bestselling cookbook, Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc restaurant was a go-to Napa Valley spot for family-style comfort food. When the culinary deity first opened Ad Hoc in 2006, he intended for it to be a temporary café until he could nail down what his ultimate dining concept would be. But the restaurant, which served a set, four-course American meal every night, experienced such wild success that it became a permanent fixture. Although Ad Hoc is known for its dinners, I've recently discovered that its Sunday brunch is a better value and more consistent in execution. It's truly worth the 80-minute drive from San Francisco. To see two of my favorite brunches, keep reading. The Menu What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ad Hoc features a $49 four-course dinner. The $34 three-course brunch, which excludes a cheese plate, is an even better deal. At the beginning of the meal, diners are always presented with the menu, even though, with a single set menu, there's only one choice of items to order. 1 / 15 October Sunday Brunch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 During the height of Fall, I stopped in for brunch with Arnold and Steph, two food bloggers who are obsessive Ad Hoc enthusiasts. We started out with petite-sized lemon-blueberry pound cakes. 2 / 15 Citrus Yogurt What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The miniature pound cakes were served alongside a bowl of citrus yogurt, which was garnished with lime zest for added pop and brightness. 3 / 15 Compressed Fruit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chef Dave Cruz may keep things simple, but that doesn't mean the menu is boring. These pieces of pear, white pomegranate, and marinated pineapple had been vacuum-sealed and compacted under pressure, resulting in a denser, almost cooked texture, and a concentrated flavor. I was excited for my first foray into the world of compressed fruit. 4 / 15 Carrot Quick Bread What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 All the breads were placed in the middle of the table; I had to hustle to get a picture of this house-made carrot loaf before everyone proceeded to dive in! 6 / 15 Egg-in-the-Basket What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Regardless of what you call it, this nostalgic egg and toast combination is irresistible. TK's version, with sliced Canadian bacon, gently poached eggs, and whole grain mustard soubise, was the most indulgent rendition I've ever had. 6 / 15 Fingerling Potatoes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I'm not sure if these fingerling potatoes, which where tender in the middle and crispy on the edges, were pan-fried or oven-roasted, but I do know they were delicious. 7 / 15 Baked Lady Apple What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When it comes to desserts at the restaurant, the produce-driven ones are my favorite. A singular baked apple, topped with vanilla ice cream, drizzled with butterscotch and pecans, was no exception. 8 / 15 The Ad Hoc garden What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I'm not sure it'd be possible to walk off the meal, but after a gut-busting brunch, we attempted to by taking a stroll in the restaurant's backyard gardens. The French Laundry, Keller's flagship restaurant, and its even larger garden grounds are less than a mile away, up the same street. 9 / 15 January Sunday Brunch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I chose to wait another season before returning to Ad Hoc for Sunday brunch. OK, who am I kidding — we went because my friend Conway red-alerted me to the fact that they were serving their signature buttermilk fried chicken, this time with a breakfast-friendly accompaniment of Belgian waffles. There was no way I was going to pass up this opportunity. 11 / 15 Winter Fruit Salad What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The meal began with a Winter fruit salad of apples, pomegranates, and mandarin segments, served alongside yogurt and house-made granola. 11 / 15 Eyeing the Chicken and Waffles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Someone caught a shot of me staring longingly at the buttermilk fried chicken and waffles. Can you blame me? 12 / 15 Buttermilk Fried Chicken and Sourdough Waffles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wondering how this world-famous chicken is made? The restaurant gets local, organic, free-range, young hens fresh from Modesto, CA. They're never frozen. The chickens are brined for half a day, and dredged in a coating of all-purpose flour, cayenne pepper, and paprika. They're dipped into a buttermilk bath, dredged one extra time, deep-fried, and topped with thyme. Yes, that's how it's done. For this Sunday brunch, they were served alongside Belgian-style sourdough waffles, which were dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled with maple syrup. 13 / 15 Braised Collards and Roasted Peppers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 An appropriately Southern side side: braised collard greens, and slow-roasted red and yellow sweet peppers. 14 / 15 Brownies and Blondies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Since there was obviously still room for dessert, we savored a dessert plate of a brownie, brown butter ice cream, and a contrasting blondie. We all preferred the decadent, fudgelike brownie — and couldn't wait to return in the next season. 15 / 15 0 2 0 0 0 Read More Dave CruzChicken And WafflesYountvilleAd HocNapaSlideshowThomas KellerDining OutChefsFried ChickenRestaurantsBrunch Thomas Keller The 7 Most Important Things to Come Out of The French Laundry 7/13 Celebrity Chefs Dish on What They'd Eat For Their Last Meal on Earth 6/23 Thomas Keller's New Legacy 9/19/13 On the Red Carpet at the Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival 8/26/13 Thomas Keller, Grant Achatz, and Tom Colicchio Talk Dining Today 6/22/12 Make Thomas Keller's Ultimate Grilled Cheese 4/25/11 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Love & Sex Tech DIY Vegetarian vinnie 4 years You're killing me. This is going on my "Life's To-Do List." 4 years so delicious!! Rancher'sGirl 4 years The fruit and yogurt look tasty but the chicken and the brownie/blondie course got my attention right away! Do you think they would serve the dessert course first if I requested it? :drool: So-what 4 years OMG I loved this review. Beautiful pictures, the food looks and sounds absolutely delicious and I would love to visit some day and have a taste. MandyWH 4 years So amazing looking. And the look on your face in this photo is priceless! POPSUGAR-Food 4 years Top spot, hands down. POPSUGAR-Food 4 years Top spot, hands down. nancita 4 years This is one of the most delicious-looking brunches I've ever seen; no wonder you went twice! I have to try this. Was it the best fried chicken you've ever had? Top 5? FreshTartSteph 4 years Oh, you lucky, lucky girl! And true to your name - YUM! 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Welcome to Lovely Pubs country pubs and restaurants in Warwickshire.
Looking for somewhere special to dine with friends or business colleagues, or to hold that exclusive party? We offer seven country pub, bar and restaurant venues of immense character, offering quality, choice and outstanding hospitality.
All situated in Warwickshire, convenient for Solihull, Warwick, Stratford Upon Avon and it's theatres, Leamington Spa, Kenilworth and Birmingham NEC, with our newest site The Queens Head, Bromsgrove, serving the Great and Good of Worcestershire.
Venues: The Farm, Mortons, The Boot, The Crabmill, The Orange Tree, Baraset Barn and The Queens Head.
Our lovely pubs offer a unique eating and drinking experience, a variety of superb menus and a distinctive style of their own. So why not try them all? But please be sure to book a table in advance!
Country pubs, bars and restaurants in Warwickshire, Solihull, Bromsgrove, Stoke Pound, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Lapworth, Preston Bagot, Chadwick End, Stratford-Upon-Avon and the NEC