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The RSS Overflow is a simple way to add a surface skimmer to any tank with a bulkhead mounted overflow. Users can choose between the regular unit or the DX model depending on the installation method they desire. Regular units have an open back so that the walls of the RSS overflow can be silicon-mounted right up to the back wall of the aquarium. Alternatively, to install without silicon, users can drill an additional bulkhead hole into the back wall of the DX model to match the size of the overflow bulkhead. The bulkhead can then be used with additional washers for a more simple, and easily removable installation.
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(US) Harmonia Early Music Interview: A Spotlight On William Christie By Laura Osterlund Posted April 29, 2012
Chansons from the French Renaissance
"The 16th-century Parisian chanson is a genre of secular song that departs from past fixed forms. Evocative imagery, rich emotion, and vivid scenes are commonly found within chanson texts, and the music itself often highlights nuances of the French language. Among others, compositions by Sandrin, Claudin de Sermisy and Clement Janequin are emblematic of the style. Each demonstrates different descriptive and lyrical characteristics. …
(US) Music of the Baroque Fundraiser: "A Musical Feast" (1 jun 2012)
Location: The Fairmont Chicago, 200 North Columbus Drive, Chicago IL, US
"A Musical Feast" Gala Benefit and Raffle offers a dazzling menu of unique items
"Did you know . . .
that Music of the Baroque's season continues after our concerts end? On June 1, we're hosting "A Musical Feast" at the Fairmont Chicago, an elegant black-tie affair that provides significant support for our programming and educational outreach activities. …
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM)
New Titles Recently Released at LIM
- "I Gesuiti e le Tarantole", Daniela Rota
- "Strumenti musicali e oggetti sonori nell´Italia meridionale e in Sicilia (VI-III sec. a.C), Funzioni rituali e contesti", Angela Bellia
- "Motetti in cantilena a quattro voci / con alcune canzoni per sonare ogni sorte di stromenti, con il basso per l´organo. 1613", Stefano Bernardi, a cura di Marco Materassi / Trascrizioni di Flavio Cinquetti
- "La festa teatrale nel Settecento / Dalla corte di Vienna alle corti d´Italia", a cura di Annarita Colturato e Andrea Merlotti
(UK) Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music 2012 Update (18-26 may 2012)
(BE) Musica Impulse Centre for Music: International Young Artist's Presentation (IYAP) SELECTED PROMISING ENSEMBLES 2012
"The International Young Artist's Presentation (IYAP) is an ideal platform for young, talented ensembles. IYAP focuses on young vocal and instrumental ensembles playing historical instruments. The coaching sessions - led by the American soprano Jill Feldman! - are an essential part of IYAP. After the coaching, the ensembles will perform at historical locations in Antwerp during the festival Laus Polyphoniae. During these concerts a lot of Belgian and international organizers will be present. They will give the ensembles tips for their future career. Afterwards, the selected ensembles will be promoted by the IYAP-organizers. And they will be honoured with the title "IYAP Selected Promising Ensemble 2012"."
(Continue reading to learn of the awarded ensembles.)
(BE) Musica Impulse Centre for Music: Canto Aperto - Festival of Gregorian Chant
Location: Sint-Truiden BE
"From 21st until 23rd September 2012 Sint-Truiden will be the venue for the first edition of Canto Aperto, a (re)new(ing) festival of Gregorian chant. In 2012 the focus will be on the regional variations in different traditions and on the diversity of the repertoire from the area between Meuse and Rhine in the 12th and 13th century. …
(FR) Jean Cassignol News: "PAGANINI -- 3 New Caprices for recorder or transverse flute"
(From the latest Jean Cassignol newsletter 15 may 2012)
The complete 24 Caprices op. 1
Arranged for treble (alto) recorder or transverse flute by Jean Cassignol
Jean-Claude Soldano (France) publisher
First French complete edition for transverse flute since Jules Herman's (Choudens Pub, 1902) and Patrick Gallois' (Alphonse Leduc Pub, 1994)
First complete edition for treble (alto) recorder
(IT) Fondazione Giorgi Cini Conference: "Seminari di Musica Antica Egida Sartori e Laura Alvini Child soloists in Paris (1680-1720). Charpentier, Nivers, Clérambault, Campra" (23-29 may 2012)
Location: Venice, Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, IT
"This year's early music seminar will explore a repertory that is as unusual as it is neglected: music for child soloists in Paris in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The repertoire fl ourished above all in choirs and ensembles in the various churches and convents in the city (especially the Sainte Chapelle and the monastery of Port Royal) as well as in Jesuit and other religious schools in general. Music was composed to be performed by child soloists in other places too, however: opera houses, theatres, lay musical schools frequented by the children of the lower nobility and the drawing rooms of the courts of Paris and Versailles. …
(IT) Egida Sartori and Laura Alvini Early Music Seminars Concert: "Child soloists in Paris.1680-1720. Charpentier, Nivers, Clérambault, Campra" (28 may 2012)
Location: Venice, Island of San Giorgio Maggior, IT
On Monday 28 May, at 17.00, the final concert of the 2012 edition of the Egida Sartori and Laura Alvini Early Music Seminars will be held on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore. The participants will be directed by da Davitt Moroney. Free Entrance.
(UK) The Dolmetsch Historical Dance Summer School 2012: Dances from Europe 1450–1790 (4-11 aug 2012)
Location: University of Chichester, College Lane, Bishop Otter Campus, PO19 6PE Chichester, UK
45th Annual International Summer School
The Dolmetsch Historical Dance Summer School is at the University of Chichester 4th-11th August 2012. This year we are offering three separate intermediate classes: 15thC Italian, Late Renaissance dance, 18thC Europe. There are optional workshops at advanced and beginner's levels and a variety of entertaining evening events.
(UK) The Tallis Scholars Premier Winning Compositions From the NCEM Composers Award 2012 (18 may 2012) (RE-POSTED)
Winners of the NCEM 2012 Composers Award
The NCEM Composers Award 2012, presented in partnership with BBC Radio 3 and The Tallis Scholars, has been won by Alex Woolf (16) in the under 18 years category and by Benjamin Rowarth (20) in the 19 to 25 years category.
Lux Aeterna by Alex Woolf and Where is Thy God? by Benjamin Rowarth will be premièred by The Tallis Scholars in Durham Cathedral as part of its Diamond Jubilee Celebrations on Saturday 2 June 2012. This concert will be broadcast on BBC Radio 3's Early Music Show on Sunday 1 July 2012.
(US) CFP (edition proposals): A-R Editions series Recent Researches in Music; Collegium Musicum: Yale University
"CFP: A-R Editions
A-R Editions seeks proposals for editions of music to be included in the seven Recent Researches in Music series (Middle Ages and Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, American Music, and Oral Traditions). Each edition is usually devoted to works by a single composer or to a single genre of composition and contains an introduction to the music and its historical context, a critical report, and translations of vocal texts.
A-R Editions also seeks proposals for editions of music to be included in the Collegium Musicum: Yale University series. This series seeks to present a varied selection of works that draws from a particular repertory or historical context or that reflects a particular thematic focus. The works should be of interest to early music performers and ensembles (medieval through mid-18th century).
(US) GEMS (Gotham Early Music Scene) 17 may 2012 Newsletter: GEMS to Collaborate with Americas Society New Series
(From the latest GEMS Newsletter of 17 may 2012)
"Beginning next season GEMS will be collaborating with the Americas Society on a new series "GEMAS—Early Music of the Americas." The opening concert, part of our Fifth Anniversary celebration, will be a recital by the celebrated lutenist Paul O'Dette on Thursday, November 9. Details coming soon!"
"Save the Date! GEMS' Fifth Anniversary Gala will be held on Thursday, October 4, 2012, following Sinfonia New York's performance of "The Art & Ecstasy of the Chaconne." The New York Times called this performance "impeccable" and "sizzling" when it was last presented. …"
(CH) TUMAPRODUCTIONS YouTube Video Clip of Riccardo Minasi and iL Pomo d'Oro and more ...
For your viewing and listening pleasure, a link to the TUMAPRODUCTIONS YouTube channel where you will find various videos, and, in particular that of Riccardo Minasi and iL Pomo d'Oro short video. You may also want to listen to all of the videos in sequence (an option on that page).
(SE) eClassical New 24-bit Releases
(FR) France Musique: "Le concert de l'après-midi - Rencontres de Musiques Anciennes: Jean Gilles, Te Deum and Mass in D" (23 may, 26 aug 2012)
(FR) Qobuz.com Review by Pierre-Carl Langlais: "Andrieu Concludes His "Trilogie Jean Gilles" at Saint-Étienne" (17 may 2012)
"May 2nd, Jean-Marc Andrieu led the baroque orchestra "Les Passons" and the chambre choir "Les Éléments" at the Church Saint-Étienne of Toulouse. The group interpreted the "Te Deum" and the "Mass in D" by composer Jean Gilles. …" (translation -- Editor)
(CA) The Toronto Consort Fundraising Event (23 may 2012)
Raise a Glass!
Location: Enoch Turner Schoolhouse, 106 Trinity St. (King & Parliament Sts), Toronto ON, CA
"In honour of Enoch Turner, one of Toronto's first brewmasters, join the Toronto Consort for its Annual Fundraising Event at the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse with special early music in praise of food and drink (and of course the food and drink itself). Enjoy an evening of entertainment, including musical selections performed by The Toronto Consort, a complimentary wine bar, delectable appetizers, and a wine tasting courtesy of MCO Wines—interesting Wines & Spirits …
(UK) The English Concert Wins Catalyst Award
Over 350 applications were received, and only 4 awards granted to classical music organisations in London, our home town, so this is a real vote of confidence by Arts Council England in The English Concert's ability to build upon recent success in fundraising to increase its profile nationally and abroad. …"
(UK) Shakespeare Birthplace Trust June 2012 Events
(FR) Festival Embar(o)quement immédiat! (11 may-3 jun 2012)
A reminder from the"Festival Embar(o)quement immédiat!" of its 2nd weekend of festivities.
""Nuit (baroque) du musée", Concerts, Invitation to dance, musical voyage musical to Germany, conference on music and painting ..." The festival goes on for another 2 weeks. If you are in the area, make sure to drop by for an event or two or … more!
(US) Viola da Gamba Virtuoso Lisa Terry and Baroque Cellist Angela Yeung in Concert (22 may 2012)
Location: Saint Peter's Church in CitiCorp Center, East 54th Street and Lexington Ave (619 Lexington Ave.), NYC NY, US
Viola da Gamba Virtuoso Lisa Terry and Baroque Cellist Angela Yeung will present "Due Bassi: Virtuosic Baroque Duets for Violoncello and Viola da Gamba". This will be part of the Early Music at Saint Peter's Church concert series. The program is of original duets and arrangements for two bass instruments from the 18th century, featuring works by Boismortier, Rameau, Corelli, Mondoville, Geminiani and more.
This performance is offered in memory of Elizabeth Guiher.
(US) Harpsichord Unlimited Music Videos Win Awards in 44th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film & Video Festival
(US) Harmonia Mundi New Releases (10 mar 2012 Newsletter)
Harmonia Mundi Newsletter of March 10, 2012 reminds us to surf to their website and to take stock of their latest releases.
"Leading off the month on Harmonia Mundi is Richard Egarr's new recording of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos (p.5), Egarr's keep scholarship and musical joie3-de-vivre are present in equal measure in a set that is sure to win the hearts of critics everywhere. ... Philippe Herreweghe returns to the music of JS Bach with Jesu, deine Passion, a new disc of cantatas (p.3). ... New from The Tallis Scholars is a disc of masses by Josquin for Gimell (p.14) ..."
(US) Four Nations Concert: "A Paris Cabaret" (23, 24 may 2012)
Location: The Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22nd Street, NYC NY, US
"For our Cabaret concert at the Metropolitan Room with the great Steve Ross, now becoming an annual event, Rosa Lamoreaux joins the Ensemble (Krista Feeney, violin, Charles Brink, flute, Loretta O'Sullivan, cello, Daniel Swenberg, lute and Andrew Appel, harpsichord and director) to create a dialogue of just such confessions from the 17th through the 21st Century with music of Lambert, Clérambault, Satie, Brel and Americans whose love of Paris produced great songs for the American Song Book. From Versailles to the Versailles Room of 1950's New York City, join us for a delicious evening at one of New York's favorite Cabarets. …
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TO THE EDITOR: I would like to thank Cumberland 12 Cinemas for offering a venue for our recent Red Carpet event.
On March 6, the Task Force Against Bullying hosted our second-annual ISAB (I Stand Against Bullying) Awards. The event was from 5 to 8 p.m. at Cumberland 12 Cinemas.
We literally invaded the theater lobby from 5 to 6 p.m. with a Red Carpet production, complete with interview stations and paparazzi. We then had our video premiere in the largest theater from 6 to 8 p.m.
Manager Craig Cathers was especially helpful and accommodating again this year. It is really amazing to have such strong support from a local business for our anti-bullying efforts.
Thank you Cumberland 12 Cinemas for making our event an evening to remember.
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---- — At our state's signa-ture annual event, the Indianapolis 500, where we present ourselves to a worldwide audience, the actor Jim Nabors sings the words that are so dear to many of us: "Back home again, in Indiana ..."
The irony here is that Nabors is not only gay, but last January he and his longtime partner, Stan Cadwallader, traveled to Seattle where they tied the knot. Here in Indiana, they would have few legal rights afforded traditionally married couples.
I bring this up in light of Wednesday's U.S. Supreme Court rulings that knocked down the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act and punted a challenge to California's Proposition 8 back to a lower court. In doing so, the high court did essentially two things. It opened up federal rights for domestic partners to do things other married couples do, like filing joint taxes and maintaining property, deathbed and inheritance rights.
It also preserved the right of states to define marriage.
The reaction here is the re-establishment of a battle we will have in 2014, which is to place in the state constitution the definition of marriage as between one man and one woman. Indiana already has a law on the books that makes gay marriage illegal.
Gov. Mike Pence and Republican legislative leaders that include House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate President Pro Tem David Long are signaling their intent on passing for a second time this constitutional amendment. If they succeed, it goes on the November 2014 ballot for voters to decide.
Pence said, "I am confident that Hoosiers will reaffirm our commitment to traditional marriage and will consider this important question with civility and respect for the values and dignity of all of the people of our state."
House Minority Leader Scott Pelath, D-Michigan City, sees it as branding the state's constitution with "inequality," creating a "blemish on Indiana history."
Several have suggested such a constitutional amendment will put the state at odds with the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
In 2011, before Indiana Republicans took super-majorities in both chambers, the House backed the gay marriage ban 70-26, with 14 Democrats voting with the majority. It passed the Senate 40-10, with four Democrats joining the majority.
So the chances of this ending up on the November 2014 ballot are pretty good.
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In modern politics, few issues have shifted as dramatically as gay marriage. In a May national Pew Research Poll, 51 percent backed same-sex marriage, up from 32 percent in 2003.
In the April Howey Politics Indiana Poll conducted by Republican pollster Christine Matthews, 50 percent supported the constitutional amendment and 46 percent opposed. In the October 2012 Howey/DePauw Indiana Battleground Poll, 48 percent backed the amendment and 45 percent were against.
In the April poll, independent voters were split, with 44 percent backing the amendment and 42 percent opposed, compared to 37/53 percent for Democrats and 57/37 percent for Republicans. But among younger and older Republicans, cross tabulations show that those 18 to 44 years old favored the amendment 52/43 percent, compared to those 45 and over who favored it 60 to 33 percent.
So the movement on the issue is fluid, even among Hoosier Republicans.
To me the obvious compromise here would be to accord Hoosier gay couples with domestic partnership rights. But there is great resistance to this in Republican legislative circles.
Beyond the banks of the Wabash and the new mown hay, we face so many profound and festering issues, and we're about to plunge into one of the most divisive.
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Potholes at a heavily traveled intersection off of the North-South Arterial in the city caught the attention of Public Eye.The issue
Oneida County is vying for up to a half-million dollars in funding under Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new grant program to help combat gun violence across the state.
The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped 10 cents over the past two weeks.
With New York state about to take bids for its first non-Indian casinos, tribes looking to hold their ground have been upgrading their existing casinos and exploring new ones.
Vietnamese authorities searching waters for the missing Boeing 777 jetliner spotted an object Sunday that they suspected was one of the plane's doors, as international intelligence agencies joined the investigation into two passengers who boarded...
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Reviews by WoogityBoogity:
3.98/5 rDev +5.6%
A - Copper body with haze and random floaties. White head of cream fades quickly.
S - Strong, biscuty malt aroma. Floral character with low hop presence. Some random spice phenols are detected, but not pronounced.
T - Moderate spice phenols on a smooth malt palate. Medium hop character and medium peppery spice phenols help balance. Some bitter on a dry finish.
M - Medium body, medium carbonation. Low warming from alcohol.
D - Taste of the palate characters wasn't blended well, but synergy progresses with consumption.
Not a terrible Belgian Pale Ale if you're into that style.
09-22-2009 02:54:14 | More by WoogityBoogity
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3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Pours a nice red/copper color with meium head that leaves some great lacing,the aroma is almost non existant with a slight powdered sugar smell.The tast is pretty complex malty sweet with a tast of candied sugar as the backbone alcihol is prevalent in the finish wich is nice and warming.A real nice malty beer,very impressed.
07-29-2003 03:47:51 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
dark orange colour. light and refreshing look. the first sip had a noticeable alcohol kick. good maltiness that helped give this beer some body. spicey and hints of citrus make this beer pleasurable but not outstanding by any stretch. maybe sampling this beer in it's original "yard" glass would have enhanced the experience. nontheless, i liked it quite a bit.
02-14-2003 16:09:57 | More by Popsinc
2.75/5 rDev -27.1%
Appearance Gorgeous, cloudy orange body full of sediment with a decent head.
Smell Nice, fruity Belgian nose filled with apricots, banana, some spices (maybe coriander, cinnamon, and allspice), and a good malt/yeast combo.
Taste Ouch! What a shock. The heavy spice took over the flavor. This didnt taste at all like what I expected. The alcohol came on too strong as well.
Mouthfeel This was a pucker-upper to be sure. Not what I was looking for when I bought the bottle.
Drinkability Sorry, but I wont buy this again. Maybe I got a bad bottle, but this went down painfully slow.
08-30-2003 01:01:26 | More by RoyalT
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
05-23-2013 00:54:44 | More by aszatk01
3.48/5 rDev -7.7%
A: Transparent reddish-orange. Extremely assertive carbonation. Large tan head. Not long lasting but easily reinvigorated.
N: Alcohol, spices, caramel, toffee, pinch of the tropics.
T: Fruity malts with plenty of booze and sugar cane. Caramel, toffee, and rum. Specifically rum flavored with the addition of fermented tropical fruits.
MF: Thick and malty. Pleasant but with a slight alcohol burn.
D: Somewhat lacking in smoothness and the ABV isnt well covered limiting drinkability. Also lacking in complexity.
06-09-2006 18:17:21 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
5/5 rDev +32.6%
12-30-2011 14:16:03 | More by beerhunter13
3.48/5 rDev -7.7%
Serving date: 2009-03-24. Served in tasting glass.
A: Dark copper color, although translucent. Big beige head with some yellowish hues. The head is dense and looks creamy. Good head retention, some lacings.
S: Plenty of caramel malts and toffee. Dark bread, wet leaves,mild spices. Yeast.
T: Again, plenty of sweet malt flavors. Caramel, butterscotch, dark bread. Plenty of Kwak's characteristic yeast flavor. Some grass and spicy hop flavors in the middle. The finish has a decent bitterness, some white pepper and hot and spicy alcohol. A rather round taste with some richness to it, but nothing special actually.
M: Medium body, gentle carbonation. Somewhat sticky.
D: This is a decent beer, a couple of notches above average. It lacks some character, but at the same time the taste feels heavy.
03-25-2009 23:46:52 | More by ricke
4/5 rDev +6.1%
04-10-2012 17:24:04 | More by DavyJones
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
06-11-2012 00:16:55 | More by Zakk
3/5 rDev -20.4%
11-17-2011 03:03:47 | More by Mac19872
4.5/5 rDev +19.4%
01-05-2013 02:06:45 | More by tbryan5
New York
3/5 rDev -20.4%
A - Copper color, extremely low carbonation...almost flat, nice just off white head that quickly becomes puny.
S - Some caramel malt, a little fruit aroma, very subtle.
T - Like the smell...a bit of caramel malt, a touch of dark fruit, and really not much else.
M - A moderate body, a bit creamy...leaves a coating, needs some more carbonation or alcohol to clean itself up.
O - A very ordinary beer, that is disappointing...not used to such mediocrity of a Belgian beer.
03-17-2012 23:24:54 | More by steelerguy
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
08-17-2013 19:18:45 | More by danthehopslamman
New York
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
07-06-2014 02:16:42 | More by kuishinbo_tantei
4/5 rDev +6.1%
03-09-2013 09:50:51 | More by Satyr179
4/5 rDev +6.1%
09-27-2013 19:53:15 | More by NWer
2.5/5 rDev -33.7%
I thought this to be a mediocre brew when I had it in Belgium, and so did the locals. Most who drank it, did so because it's served in mini-yard glass with a wooden holder. More of a fad brew.
06-30-2001 11:57:50 | More by Todd
New York
4.06/5 rDev +7.7%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 11.2oz bottle into a tulip glass. The label lists the abv at 8.4% abv.
Appearance: This is a very hazy beer with a brownish tan color and a quick fading off white head. A quick swirl is needed to keep some foam on top. Lacing is minimal and very slick.
Smell: Right up front there is a big raisin like fruity sweetness. This is backed up by bready yeast and malt notes.
Taste / Palate: Now on the tongue the bready Belgian yeast notes hop out first. Dark fruit, raisins, plums and apples move in with sweet maltiness. In the middle there is an attempt by the hops to come out and play but the yeast notes and malt notes and now some sweet boozy notes hold out and finish strong. The body feels smooth with lots of fine carbonation. Just right for a big Belgian Ale.
07-21-2014 02:58:55 | More by generallee
3/5 rDev -20.4%
03-27-2013 15:25:56 | More by bishopdc0
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
07-15-2012 21:33:33 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
08-01-2014 13:53:51 | More by Doomcifer
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
09-25-2013 15:27:05 | More by Beerswag
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
08-15-2014 22:33:24 | More by petewheeler
3.68/5 rDev -2.4%
Presentation: 11.2 oz slender euro style brown bottle with no freshness date.
Appearance: Cloudy orange amber with a more than decent off white lace that seems to retain quite well.
Smell: Tropical fruit, raw sugar cane and slight medicinal aromas flow from a alcohol perfume.
Taste: Smooth and crisp mouth feel that hold a full-ish body. Very noticeable alcohol, warming and very fruity with a tropical character. The tingling sensation from the alcohol lingers in its spiciness. Touch of hops with a faint flavour in the finish. Light cider like twang surround the alcoholic esters then fades into a rum raisin flavour. Light steely caramel and husk flavour in the end.
Notes: It is definitely a strong ale being that its alcoholic prowess flexes its muscles right away. A decent strong ale though seems to be a bit over the top for its own self, lacks complexity and depth and a bit too much on the esters(too warm of a fermentation?) though makes up with its drinkability.
04-16-2002 22:08:28 | More by Jason
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(Columbia, Ky.) The Golden Eagles had to turn around and play St. Xavier in an elimination game after defeating William Penn. The teams went scoreless over the first inning but the Cougars got on the board in the top of the third inning. The Cougars scored on an error and a couple of hits to take a 2-0 lead. Cornerstone got a couple of infield singles (Castillo and Pasciak) but stranded the runners in the bottom of the third inning. St. Xavier extended their lead to 5-0 in the top of the fourth. Cornerstone made an error and then got a couple of singles to score their first run. They scored the 2nd and 3rd runs on a wild pitch and a base loaded walk. The Golden Eagles went down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the fourth inning. The Golden Eagles loaded the bases in the bottom of the fifth but failed to get anyone home. The Cougars exploded for four more runs on three hits in the top of the sixth inning to make it 9-0 Megan Nonnemacher retired the side in order and the game ended after six innings with a St. Xavier 9-0 win. Cornerstone ends the season with a 26-18 record.
The Golden Eagles faced a much different pitcher today and their bats came to life. Jenna Weightman drew a lead off walk and advanced to second on a balk. Megan Oberst stepped up and hit a single to right field to score Weightman to give Cornerstone a 1-0 lead. The Statesmen tied the game 1-1 in the bottom half of the first inning on a couple of hits. Cornerstone got right back to work in the top of the second inning. Rachel Bode drew a two-out walk and Hailey Castillo followed with a single to put runners on 1st and 2nd. Jenna Weightman got hit by a pitch to load the bases. Lauren Pasciak reached on an error and Bode and Castillo both scored. Weightman advanced to 3rd on the play and scored on a Heidi Walburg single to make it 4-1 Cornerstone. The Golden Eagles added another in the third inning. Alexsandra Szajna singled and Rachel Bode followed her with a double to left field to give Cornerstone a 5-1 lead. William Penn got a couple of runs back in the bottom of the fthird inning on a four hits to make it 5-3. Cornerstone got two more runs in the top of the fourth playing small ball. Jenna Weightman walked and Lauren Pasciak followed with a fielder's choice and both runners were safe. Both runners moved up on a Heidi Walburg ground out. Megan Oberst hit s single to bring Weightman home. Pasciak then scored on a Ashley Niedermayer bunt to make it 7-3. The Statesman pulled one back in the bottom of the fourth on a SAC Fly to make it 7-4. Rachel Bode led off with a solo homer to make it 8-1 after the fifth and Cornerstone added another in the seventh with consecutive singles by Hailey Castillo, Lauren Paciak, and Heidi Walburg (RBI) to make it 9-4 and Walburg would seal the win with a scoreless seventh inning. Cornerstone advanced to play St. Xavier (a 1-0 loser to host Lindsey Wilson) at 5:15 p.m.
(Columbia, Ky.) (Columbia, Ky.) The Golden Eagles opened play today at the Lindsey Wilson Bracket of the NAIA Opening Round games and fell 3-1 to top seed St. Xavier. Both teams went 3 up – 3 down in the first inning. Cornerstone did the same in the top of the second inning. The Cougars scored two runs in the bottom of the second without a hit. They scored on a combination of walks, wild pitches, and fielder's choice's. Rachel Bode drew a walk to lead off the third but ended up stranded at 2nd base to end the inning. The Cougars did not reach base in the bottom half of the inning. The Golden Eagles continued to struggle at the plate against St. Xavier's Nicole Nonnemacher failing to reach base again in the bottom of the fourth inning. The Cougar's got a runner on in the bottom of the inning on an error but stranded her without a hit. The Golden Eagles finally got on the board in the bottom of the fifth inning. Ashley Niedermayer got an infield single to lead off the inning and advanced to 2nd base on a balk by Nonnemacher. Alexsandra followed with a single to left and Niedermayer scored on an error by the left fielder to make it 2-1. Cornerstone would get runners to 2nd and 3rd but could not get them home. Walburg continued to be tough from the circle retiring the side in order in the bottom of the fifth and maintaining a no-hitter through five. Heidi Walburg drew a walk in the top of the sixth but the Golden Eagles flied out three times to leave her stranded at 1st base. The Cougars got their first hit of the game on a solo homer in the bottom of the sixth to give them a 3-1 lead. Rachel Nelson got a two out hit in the bottom of the seventh but the Golden Eagles would pop up to end the game. Heidi Walburg took the loss with a 1-hitter. Cornerstone will play William Penn (a 14-0 loser to host Lindsey Wilson) at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
The Golden Eagles will play their NAIA Opening Round game today at 6:00 p.m. EDT. Cornerstone is the #4 Seed in the Lindsey Wilson Bracket and will open up against #1 St.Xavier (Ill.). Cornerstone lost 1-0 in 8 innings to the Cougars on their last game of their Florida trip back on March 8th. The Cougars finished the season with a 45-7 record. Click here for to view the Live Stats during the game.
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Reviews by KingSlender:
4.97/5 rDev +20.9%
22 oz bomber picked up at La Bodega in Riverside. Neat all-green etched artwork on bottle gives tribute to the hop monster that lies ahead.
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Pours a magnificent dark orange with a light tan head that sits on top of the beer like silk.
The smell...wow...truely amazing. A pure hop explosion (centennial, cascade, and tomohawk) hits your nostrils like ammonia. This smells like one of my super-hopped homebrews.
The taste is big, juicy and surprisingly balanced. Blasts of grapefruit and pine hit up front with a sweet and smooth malt trailing behind. Goes down way to easy and at 9.2% could be a game ender!
This is one of the best Double IPAs that I've had in a while. I'm dreaming of trying a cask version of this down the road.
08-30-2005 05:13:05 | More by KingSlender
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4.28/5 rDev +4.1%
Hugely hazy titian that looks like equal parts orange juice and sweet apple cider. The edges are smoky orange in color, further evidence that there's a lot of *something* present. Here's hoping that something is hop flecks. Given the language on the silk-screened label ('super hoppy', 'in celebration of the hop', 'a hop tribute'), I'd say hops are a good bet. The head is pale caramel in color and is firmly creamy. A thick blanket of lace has already shown up, leading me to expect a glass coater.
Super hoppy is right! The nose screams HOPS with full-throated gusto. This American DIPA is absolutely bursting with sweet, juicy fruit: orange, grapefruit, pineapple and passionfruit at least. If the hop bill wasn't printed on the bottle (Tomahawk, Cascade and Centennial), I would have bet the farm that Amarillo was in there somewhere. Pine sap is a welcome contributor as well.
Hopsickle has too much caramel malt for my tastes. The sweet caramel candy stickiness blunts the bright hoppiness to a significant extent. This Moylan's offering falls decidedly into the balanced DIPA camp (that is much closer to an American barleywine), not the souped-up, IPA-like DIPA camp. That makes it sweeter than most, with a brown sugar syrup quality that I'm enjoying.
As noted, the hop flavor has been rendered earthbound by gooey liquid caramel. Grapefruit peel is the dominant hop flavor, with the more tropical fruit qualities of the nose falling by the wayside. Bitterness is still substantial however. This is a major tongue ruffler, a quality that sneaks up on the drinker due to the smoothing, soothing character of all those malt sugars.
The mouthfeel is as expected. That is, full, heavy, syrupy, sticky, honeyish, etc. Since the ingredient that keeps me from loving the flavor profile is the same one responsible for the gargantuan body, I can't very well give it a perfect score, can I? I'd gladly trade a little mouthfeel for a more hop-dominant beer.
Hopsickle is a great name for a DIPA, but Hopsickle isn't a great DIPA. My preference should be obvious by now. Simply put, malt doesn't deserve to share the stage with hops in beer of this style. I still feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to try this one. Thanks lou91.
11-02-2005 23:05:22 | More by BuckeyeNation
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4.33/5 rDev +5.4%
Thanks to hoppedup for sharing a bottle with me,poured a burnt orange/auburn color with a tight,sticky two finger white head,a real hop blast on the nose pine needles and intensly resiny no malt traits here all hops.Big,brash,and very raw hop flavors pine and more pine like in the nose intensely resiny will make the tongue curl,only a slight noticable sweeter malt base in the finish.Somewhat of a burn as went down,maybe the biggest DIPA I have had its reckless in the hops department but Iam not complaining. Whoo, a true hop heads beer here dont attempt to drink it if you dont worship American hops.
01-16-2006 02:05:42 | More by oberon
4.1/5 rDev -0.2%
Appearance The big, easy head was gorgeous to see and fell gently atop a beautiful brownish-orange liquid.
Smell This nose was thick and heavy and loaded with pine resin and lots of citrusy notes. The malt base added to the hops giving this one a big, full bouquet.
Taste The hops here are so big theyre almost crunchy. They came over rightly from the nose and just about drowned out the malt supporting cast.
Mouthfeel This was medium-bodied and very bitter but not over the top. The hops were slick in the mouth and stuck to your teeth like a wad of taffy.
Drinkability This is a big, hoppy, flavorful DIPA well worthy of the Moylans name. A big thumbs up to Kim for sharing this with me.
04-29-2006 00:42:44 | More by RoyalT
New York
5/5 rDev +21.7%
12-14-2011 19:39:17 | More by pbsmooth
4.1/5 rDev -0.2%
A: Clear amber color with a nice glowing glare. Cream-colored head, rather small but it leaves plenty of lacings.
S: The smell is dominated by hops. Plenty of grapefruit, some mango. Notes of mint and pine-needles. Sweet caramel and fudge. A good smell, but the hops are not as clear-cut as I would have liked them to be.
T: Well what do you know, the taste is also dominated by hops. An obvious emphasis on grapfruit up front. More exotic fruit (pineapple, kwi) with a subtle tart-like character. Plenty of sweetness with a slightly too prominent flavor of caramel taking the lead. Some fudge and low-quality bread. The finish really bitter, but the bitterness enters with a good timing and seems to fit great with the aromas. Plenty of malts in the finish actually, but even more so pine-needles, hop resins and faint spices. Some alcohol. The finish gets slightly perfumy.
M: Medium body, decent amount of stickiness in the mouthfeel.
D: This is a good beer, but perhaps not as good as I had hoped for. The hops could have been more precise in their character and the sweet taste of caramel could have been a little more restrained. (It should be noted that I don't know how fresh this bottle was, perhaps it had some months on it.) But still, a very good beer.
06-12-2009 20:03:57 | More by ricke
4.25/5 rDev +3.4%
05-08-2012 03:28:21 | More by SuqMadique
3.93/5 rDev -4.4%
Reviewed from notes on 7-8-10.
A: Pours murky golden-orange, bordering on sewage brown. It is much more attractive when held to the light, but overall it is not the most attractive color. A clumpy, one-finger head of an off-white/beige tone recedes to leave a thick ring around the edge of the glass and one bubbly clump on top. The lacing is sticky and triggers memories of Northern California foothills.
S: Big floral, grassy, and earthy hop notes compete with an equally large and sweet caramel malt presence. Some sweet citrus slips into my olfactory in the form of tangerine and orange. I also smell a hearty sourdough presence from the yeast.
T: This beer is really engaging my mind. The caramel-ly malts drop kick the front and middle of my tongue at the beginning of the sip, while the floral, grassy hops engage the sides of my palate a microsecond after the malts pronounce their presence. Somewhere before the end of the sip, the sourdough yeasty-ness boosts the body of the beer and enters the flavor fray, then the bitter grass hops destroy my palate at the end of the sip. This is a flavor symphony, but I almost wish the overall impression on my palate delivered a more unified front, as opposed to the flavor breakers the I sense.
M: Crazy and intriguing. In each sip this beer runs my palate from a ride of full, sweet malts to a drying, grassy hop finish. A MF rollercoaster, to be sure.
D: If you buy a bomber of this, I would share it with another human. It is a wild and cray guy with a high a.b.v. and is definitely a palate destroyer. Don't drink this and then review a meeker beer-fellow. That said, it is a beer that I will revisity for its complexities and brain-engaging flavors.
07-14-2010 23:39:47 | More by TCHopCraver
4.18/5 rDev +1.7%
A: Tangerine pour with a nice white head. Good
S: Crisp hoppy aroma of citrus with undertones
of floral hops.
T: Like biting into a grapefruit, the huge hop
nose is awesome! Cant't really get a sense
of much else past the mmm mmm citrus.
M: Finishes clean and begins crisp with a good
consistency and smooth texture.
D: All Day Long
05-19-2009 20:19:15 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.5/5 rDev +9.5%
07-28-2013 23:34:52 | More by SanFranJake
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +3.4%
11-20-2011 06:54:35 | More by BenTherHppedThat
4.33/5 rDev +5.4%
Appearance: Deep gold, copper color. Thin, rocky head which lingers. Slightly cloudy.
Aroma: Wonderful hoppy aroma with a solid malty background. Citrus, pine noted.
Taste: Very hoppy! I see why it is noted as 'Triple Hoppy'. Strong citrus peel flavor with pine needes. Typical of American hop bill Very strong & bitter. Malt profile solid & gives good body to support the strong hops.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied, Thick & slightly viscous. A bit cloying from the strong citrus peel flavor. The puckering crispness of the citrusy hops leave the mouth tart & bitter.
Drinkability: A slow sipper. The hoppiness makes it a slow-goer. Very flavorful & you want to be able to savor it slowly.
Comments: Very tasty IIPA. Lovely deep maltiness offset by mouth puckering hops. Slightly more citrusy than I favor, but delicious for the style.
08-03-2006 15:15:48 | More by JMD71
4.28/5 rDev +4.1%
A: Deep amber with a decent sized white head
S: Strong piney hop smell with citrus hints
T: The piney hops dominate but the citrus flavors become much more noticable. There is a very small sweet malt favor that works quite well.
M: It's smooth and well carbonated. Not much heat comes through and the beers feels quite light.
D: If you like hops it's very drinkable. If you don't like hops it's a sipper.
Overall this is a great example of a big hop beer. Shy away if you aren't a hop fan though, this one doesn't try to hide it.
01-24-2010 03:30:05 | More by tuckevalastin
4.47/5 rDev +8.8%
22oz bottle. I've been wanting to try this for a long time, glad to see it in the Chicago area. Pours into my glass a slightly hazy reddish orange that's bright and vibrant. A creamy white head forms on top and lingers. Aromas blast out of the glass with hoppy goodness. Great tropical and citrus aromas with notes of peach and pineapple mesh flawlessly with pine scents and green, herbal hop oils. Caramel, slightly bready malt in the background is noticeable, but the hops own the show here.
First sip brings a caramel, biscuity malt upfront that is fiercely overtaken by a wall of hops. Big citric, grapefruit and pine resin flavors roll across the palate. Tropical fruit flavors mix in as well. Dense oils that bring to mind fresh plump green hop cones. It flows down with a bracing, strong bitterness that lingers on after each sip. This is a big, intense double IPA that doesn't hold back on the bitterness.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and creamy with a punchy carbonation. Goes down smooth and each sip makes me want to come back for more. A bomber is a perfect size for this brew. Overall, this brew is a great value and damn fine bitter, hop bomb. If you love double IPA's I suggest you seek this one out immediately.
01-17-2008 00:50:51 | More by orbitalr0x
4.08/5 rDev -0.7%
Received in BIF 46...this had been on my wants list for a while, right after I had their Moylander DIPA.
Orange, amber, caramel or something like that. Has a touch of chill haze. Head is between off-white and light tan. Only a finger thick on the pour. Reduced to a skim layer of bubbles with scattered bubble pockets on top. Forms a thin, bubble-dense layer on the glass as it recedes.
Aroma is amazingly strong. I can smell it from quite a distance away. Loaded with citrus, floral and pine hops, lots of sweet malts and hops, but hops take the stage here. This is super inviting.
Hops, hops, and more hops. A bit unbalanced but that is somewhat expected. Lots of citrus again, grapefruit mainly, especially in the finish. Malts are quite subdued and working their ass off to keep up with the hops. Finish is pretty bitter but has some metallic notes to it. No hints of alcohol which might prove dangerous later on.
Mouthfeel is thinner than I was expecting. Has a bit of carbonation bite to it right after the swallow, but finishes dry, even though my mouth still feels wet.
Good drinkability if you love hops, but a little unbalanced for me. This sits a bit heavy on my stomach for some reason. Definately a good beer if you want that dry, biting hop presence.
12-01-2006 03:03:02 | More by blitz134
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +3.4%
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4/5 rDev -2.7%
07-06-2013 06:41:18 | More by Drunkenass
4.35/5 rDev +5.8%
Hazy amber color. Very thick, off-white head. A ton of lace.
Sweet and malty. A lot of citrus hops. Rather peppery.
Great taste. Grapefruit, orange. Sweet biscuit. Late piney resin.
Wonderful beer. Great hops taste, very well-balanced.
Hope to have more of these during my visit to ABQ.
08-28-2011 11:34:09 | More by lordofthewiens
4.25/5 rDev +3.4%
12-26-2013 01:30:55 | More by Kappakoosh
4.45/5 rDev +8.3%
A - Pours a beautiful clear copper with two fingers of light tan head. Head has good retention and leaves lots of lacing.
S - Huge grapefruit aroma, and a bit grassy. Malt presence is faint but noticeable.
T - Serious hop bitterness, again mostly grapefruit, but some grass, and some florals. Malt gives a bit of balance, but this is a bracingly bitter beer. Very enjoyable. Alcohol presence is very faint.
M - Medium mouthfeel is very dry and bitter, but not really oily and only modestly resinous.
O - I tend to prefer DIPAs with only a modest malt presence, and this one fits the bill nicely. A real showcase for hops. Very nice.
03-03-2012 22:58:27 | More by warnerry
New York
4.25/5 rDev +3.4%
22 oz. bomber bottle from the cooler at Glenville Beverage. Pours golden-amber with a white head that stays around forEVER. Aroma is like hop jelly on toast - citrus, slight lily-like floral notes, and a solid toasty malt underneath.
The nose don't lie on this one - toasted malt with a firm citric bitterness (hello, Tomahawk, pleased to meet you!) that flows across the palate like Bennie Moore paint. The bitter/toasty/citrus flavors are amazingly consistent throughout the sip, with a faint warming surge o' alcohol coming in to play near the end. Finishes bitter, toasty, with a tongue-sucking citrus Kung Fu grip. Chewy and all the better for it. I could do a couple of these, fall over, and go boom - more than two might be too much for the tongue, let alone the alcohol.
Very solid big IPA.
05-14-2006 01:56:00 | More by sponberg
3.03/5 rDev -26.3%
22 oz bottle. Pours a hazy golden orange with a smallish creamy white head that laces the glass some.
The aroma is sweet caramel malts, some melon, piney hops and alcohol.
The flavor is hops, hops and more hops. There's a little sweet malt and maybe a touch of fruit initially. That is quickly taken over by harsh, resiny, charred hop bitterness that lingers throughout the finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation and slightly syrupy.
Overall, this is the biggest hop bomb I've ever had. It's completely unbalanced towards the hops. Unfortunately, I didn't really care for the flavor profile. It seems like overall bitterness was targeted and it's not that great to me - just a charred bitterness with none of the fruits or pine that I normally like.
08-19-2008 03:22:55 | More by Beaver13
3.25/5 rDev -20.9%
Pours amber orange into my allagash tulip.
A big lace forms imediatly and is sticky white with a mix of fine and large bubbles. The beer is surprisingly transparent.
The aroma is hops earthy grassy and sligh spice. I'm actually how subdued the hops are for a triple ...
The carbonation on the tongue is very lite..the flavor is surprisngly malty to start. The hop flavor come through earthy and finishes bitter
I'm not sure what I think of this beer. With a name like hopscikle id expect something different.
11-06-2011 01:34:20 | More by bishopdc0
Rhode Island
3.18/5 rDev -22.6%
I have been reading how this beer is one of the hoppiest beers in the world, etc etc etc. So, I decided to try it on myself. Poured an extremely murky brownish orangey color. Good two-fingered off white head, with very good lacing. Attractive beer just by looking at it. The smell was of piney hops, citrusy, and...burnt barbeque? Kind of like the burnt chips you pick up off the bottom of the toaster oven, weird. Taste is of extreme pine, grassy hops, light malt back, but very metallic. Also, that burnt grassy taste. Almost like licking the forest floor. Very sharp taste. Very unappealing in my opinion and not balanced well at all. Maybe it's just because I finished a bomber of Yulesmith a little while ago and this doesnt stand up well to it, but the metallic, burnt taste is hard to ignore. I am very dissapointed with this brew to be honest. I have read nothing but praise and feel let down. The mouthfeel is pretty good anyway. Medium bodied, very smooth, hides the alcohol extremely well. Not very drinkable. I'm gonna have to try another batch of this and give it another chance but my initial reaction isn't up to par with the major consensus. We shall see next time.
08-28-2006 22:33:59 | More by Doomcifer
3.43/5 rDev -16.5%
I hate to be the party pooper here, but...
Pours a hazy orange with a nice rocky head and active carbonation. Aroma is exceptional, with a great sweet citrus smell that bursts from the bottle and makes you want to take a huge gulp. Taste is a quick hit of pine and citrus and then the beer begins to tear the tastebuds off of your tounge with harsh bitterness. The bitterness lingers for at least a minute after a *sip* let alone a gulp. This isn't a horrible beer, and if you love bitterness, you should love it. I personally found it to be undrinkable and let about half the bomber go down the drain.
07-03-2007 13:15:46 | More by Duster72
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We've decked the halls and we're ready for the festivities to begin. I'm normally a last-minute shopper, waiting until Dec. 1 to even get started, but this year I couldn't help getting sucked in as my sisters-in-law (there are a lot of them) and my mother-in-law (there's only one of them and I wouldn't trade her for her weight in gold… she's a tiny little thing, anyway) planned their Black Friday attack.
They were huddled together over a laptop talking about the deals they were going to get when I heard Tina mention a particular gift she wanted to get for her youngest daughter.
"Oh! We need one of those for my girls!" I exclaimed. "How much are they?"
"They are marked down from $230 to $88!" Tina told me, excited.
I was gobsmacked. Is this what I had been missing out on all those years while I'd been sleeping off my turkey? Savings of more than $100?
I sat down at the table to learn from professionals.
"So how early can I get there? The sale starts at five in the morning, right?"
They all began talking at once. There were so many things to learn I felt like I needed to take notes: don't get a buggy because I would get stuck in traffic and never reach my items in time; prioritize the things I really wanted and head to those items first; work as a team, never go anywhere alone; once I got my hands on an item, never set it down or walk away from it.
I was overwhelmed but determined, if I could get most of my Christmas shopping done at a bargain price I was going to do it. There was just one tiny problem: My kids. If I was going to be team shopping at the crack of dawn, I either needed (a) a partner to shop with, or (b) a babysitter who wanted to come to my house at dark-thirty.
I discussed my problem at length with my husband. I feel sure the only reason he agreed to go to the store for me was to put an end to my shopping monologue, but regardless of his reasoning, he volunteered to go shopping on Black Friday for me. (Men, this is true love.)
We studied store maps like Indiana Jones planning a crusade for the Holy Grail and found out where our desired items were hidden. We read the fine print and found out the sale started and 12:01am as opposed to 5 a.m. as we had originally thought. On Thanksgiving night I tucked my little turkeys in the bed, took a shower and pushed my husband out the door, into the cold, cruel world that is Walmart on Black Friday and wished him well.
I'd like to tell you it was like a scene from an Indiana Jones movie: The beautiful woman wishes Indy well, saying good-bye with a passionate kiss, never knowing if she will see him again. But it was more like a scene out of "Modern Family" or "Roseanne" — I slapped him on the behind when he bent over to tie his shoes and said, "Go get 'em tiger. Don't make eye contact with anybody and don't come home without 'em!"
I crawled into my bed to read, not knowing the drama that was playing out in front of my husband's very eyes only a few miles away. He narrowly made it through the automatic doors as he ran and threw himself on top of the two items we were shopping for. (My 6-year-old can read, so I can't be more specific.) He held his position for almost 45 minutes as he waited for the official sale time to roll around. He was making his way to the check-out line, dodging dangerous and rogue shoppers when a fight broke out in the linen department. He quickly snapped a picture and texted me, "Fight breaks out in towels. These people are serious!"
I was scared for him. If someone would throw a punch over a $1.33 Egyptian cotton bath towel, what would they do for big-ticket items? Would he make it to the checkout unscathed? Only time would tell. As I waited for his phone call giving me the "all clear" I contemplated human nature and what it would take to make someone throw a punch for linens. I can safely say I wouldn't throw a punch for a bath towel, but for a flat-screen television I might.
Wait, who am I kidding? Why would I go myself when I have my own personal Indiana Jones crusading for me? (Cue the "Raiders of the Lost Ark" theme song.)
Robin O'Bryant is a syndicated humor columnist, author and speaker. She was born and raised in Jasper and now lives in Mississippi with her husband and three daughters. Read more online at www.robinschicks. com or email Robin at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Another Nonstory About Jewish Voters
by Jonathan Singer, Fri Dec 11, 2009 at 02:13:43 PM EST
I've written about this too many times to count over the past four-plus years here at MyDD, and folks have been writing about it for even longer than that, but I'm always still a little surprised when I see an article like the one in today's New York Times suggesting that Jewish voters are unhappy with the Democratic Party or its standard bearer.
At the first Hanukkah party in the Obama White House, a Jewish student choir will sing in sweet harmony, the two young children of a soldier deployed in Iraq will light a 19th-century silver menorah from Prague and President Obama and his wife, Michelle, will greet more than 500 guests in a celebration that is expected to spill from the State Room to the East Room.
But to the dismay of some administration officials, the plans for next week's party -- one of the hottest holiday events for the nation's Jewish elite -- have been overtaken by feverish debate over the size of the guest list, the language on the invitations and what this says (or does not say) about Mr. Obama's relationship with Jews.
President George W. Bush, who began the tradition of White House Hanukkah parties, invited 600 people to his last party, administration officials say. But rumors spread wildly, first in the Israeli press and then locally, that President Bush had invited 800 people and that the Obamas were planning to invite only 400. (Administration officials say they have invited 550 people.)
Rabbi Levi Shemtov, the Lubavitcher Rabbi who kashered the White House kitchen in preparation for the Hanukkah celebration, summed up the hubbub best, saying, "This is all one big overblown latke," the rabbi said. Indeed. Jewish voters aren't so unsavvy as to be duped by an op-ed penned by former Bush administration official into believing that Barack Obama is abandoning their community by inviting 550 people this year instead of the 500 or fewer guests George W. Bush generally invited to the event. (Jewish voters also didn't sour on George W. Bush merely because, as noted in the article, his White House put -- no joke -- a Christmas tree on their Hanukkah invitations one year.)
They also, despite the spin from the right now and in the past, aren't on the verge of abandoning the Democratic Party. According to polling released this fall, Jewish voters remain among the most loyal supporters of the President -- not at all surprising considering that the community has given the Democratic Party between 78 percent and 87 percent of its support in recent elections.
So feel free to move along. There really is no story here (despite the article's presence in The Times today).
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3:00pm Wednesday 9th April 2014 in Sport
Southampton's Jay Rodriguez faces a "very difficult" mental and physical challenge after injury robbed him of a place at the World Cup, according to former England midfielder Darren Anderton.
The 24-year-old former Burnley striker was given his Three Lions debut in November's friendly against Chile and his fine form with Saints put him in the running for a spot in the squad heading to Brazil.
However, Burnley-born Rodriguez's hopes were cruelly extinguished on Saturday when he fell awkwardly during the 4-1 defeat at Manchester City, rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
He now faces six months on the sidelines and former England midfielder Anderton – nicknamed 'sicknote' during his playing days due to the range of injuries and ailments he suffered – knows how the forward is feeling.
"He will be heartbroken, of course," he said. "You do want to play for your club but everyone wants to play for their country and go to a World Cup.
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