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AleSmith Decadence 2006 (Dead By Dawn) - AleSmith Brewing Company
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Reviews by BlindPig:
4.2/5 rDev +0.5%
A- Really thick tan head on a light cloudy deep ruby body.
S- Very nice blended and complex aroma. Fruits, toffee, hints of alcohol, cherries, apricots, caramel, and grapefruit hops that seem to linger above everything else.
T- Sweet caramels, cherries, plums, hints of raisins, light grass, grapefruit hops, light toffee, a tiny hint of lighter coffee in the back of the mouth, medium bitterness on mid tongue, and alcohol tickles tongue. Warming in back of throat from alcohol, along with some grapefruits, apricots, and caramel. Really complex flavor. Everything is just blended together very nicley.
M- Full body with low/medium carbonation. Like someone else said it really just has the perfect amount of carbonation for this beer.
D- Very tasty. Well blended together and a beer I would want some more of. I am going to leave the other bottles for about 8 months-1 year and I think the fruits will come out just that much more and it will just be a even more rounded brew.
08-16-2007 20:35:25 | More by BlindPig
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4.03/5 rDev -3.6%
Appearance This ale pours a nice reddish-brown in color with a huge off-white head that contains reddish hues and showed good retention.
Smell Theres a woody sourness to the nose reminiscent of an oak-aged or barrel-aged beer. Its like the mash from bourbon. Otherwise this has a thick malt base and a whiff of alcohol.
Taste The wood and bourbon flavor comes through to the taste. I know this is not a barrel-aged offering from AleSmith but it sure tastes like it. Theres a subtle sourness that is more like a whiskey than a lemon. The malts are thick and slightly bitter and taste broken down like the ale has been cellared for a couple of years.
Mouthfeel This is a big medium-bodied with a slight sweetish sour smack to accompany the high alcohol content.
Drinkability The booze if up front and honest in this ASA. It is a pleasant drinker.
12-03-2007 02:32:48 | More by RoyalT
4.08/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours into my glass a dark , dark, DARK red with a solid inch of creamy light tan head on top. Hold it up to the light to get deep, vibrant ruby red colors exploding from the glass. Aromas of deep rich caramel malts. Some toffee sweetness meets a solid citrusy, green herbal hop as well. Bold malt aromas here.
First sip brings a bold somewhat sweet caramel toffee maltiness. Flows into a slightly bready flavor that gets hit by big citric, green hops. Bitterness cuts through the malty sweetness. A dense, full bodied red that pulls no punches with a big malt body and the hops to back it up.
Mouthfeel is big, chewy and creamy. Goes down smooth with great carbonation. A big brew that manages to still be drinkable. Another tasty one from Alesmith and a worthy one for an anniversary release. Thanks to KingG for the trade.
11-21-2007 01:44:12 | More by orbitalr0x
4.43/5 rDev +6%
Cloudy dark mahogany with a creamy, thick off-white head. Hoppy pine and grapefruit, toasty malt, caramel and spun sugar in the nose. Oily mouthfeel. Rich and balanced malt and hop flavors. Overripe citrus, like a blood orange and pink grapefruit. More resin than in the nose. Almost like pine sap, soooo good. Sticky caramel, similar to the type in a Rolo. Mellow oakiness and cognac finish. Comes out stronger as it warms. Long and sticky finish. Very, very nice.
01-05-2009 19:29:37 | More by magictrokini
4.38/5 rDev +4.8%
Bottle shared by a kind soul.
Pours a murky dark amber color with a small off-white head. The head recedes into a patchy layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of rich caramel malts with a surprisingly large bittering influence from the three-year-old hops. Also present are hints of butterscotch.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Caramel malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by mild amounts of butterscotch and toffee flavors. Midway through the sip very mild amounts of actual hop flavors come into play - mostly leafy - but they do mellow out the sweetness of the malts, carrying through to a mildly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is very good. It's got a smooth thickness with grainy carbonation.
Drinkability is also very good. I finished my glass very quickly and could easily have another.
Overall I was impressed with how well this beer held up however I wasn't impressed with how much I liked it given AleSmith's track record. Worth a shot if you can track one down.
03-08-2010 21:47:22 | More by glid02
4.55/5 rDev +8.9%
Pours with a large head of tan bubbles atop the reddish/brown ale. Bubbles last a long time and leave a pretty lacing on the sides of the glass as you drink.
Aromas are mainly dark malt with a touch of citrus hops and a little nuttiness.
Taste is a wonderful balance between the intense roasted hops and some really nice citrus hops. Lots of Pacific Hop presence in the end but never bitter or overpowering...just wonderfully balanced with the dark roasted malts which are very sweet but again, not overwhelming.
I think this may be one of the most balanced "big" or Imperial beers I've had. Great job (once again) Alesmith.
02-02-2008 03:46:21 | More by IntriqKen
New Jersey
4.03/5 rDev -3.6%
Alesmith- Decadence 2006 (Imperial Evil Dead Red Ale)
Big thanks to Rallison for this 1.
A- Murky reddish brown with a huge frothy head. Chunky lacing down the glass.
S- Cocoa powder, dried fruits like; prune, raisin, and fig. Caramel malt, vanilla, and yeast.
T- Sweet fruitness, figs, dates, prunes, raisins. Big dose of mild milk chocolate and sweet caramel with a yeasty oat bread.
M- Dried fruity sweetness with a mild chalky dryness throughout.
Overall- A solid Ale that really hid the 10% alc. Not a session beer but rather a good dessert or nightcap beer.
12-15-2007 22:01:22 | More by NJpadreFan
3.83/5 rDev -8.4%
big thanks go out to tayner for this bottle from a long while back.
Pours a deep glowing red/amber color with moderate haze and a light tan head that rises easily and retains fairly well leaving decent lacing.
Nose is full of american barleywinesque malt sweetness. Smells as if there used to be a significant amount of hops roamin around in here, but they might have faded.
Wow! I was expecting alot of old IPA type of flavor but this has actually matured quite well! Thick sweet caramely malt begins the flavor. A nice toastiness, without being roasty is apparent, along with deep candy-like sugary malt. There are some hops still alive in here, but really not alot. The finish is moderately bitter, but the sugary malt profile, as it lingers on for quite some time.
Mouthfeel is right about where it should be for a malty beer of this size. Nice and viscous, carbonation is a tiny tad low, but good overall.
Drinkability is a little tough on this one, but that was to be expected with a bigass malty ass brew like this one. Abv is actually well hidden by this time though.
Overall an enjoyable drinking experience, but i probably should have got to this one a few months ago, or maybe more. Still a fine beer, but nothing terribly incredible, as it is now. Another good one from Alesmith, a great brewery.
07-09-2009 01:32:41 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Ontario (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev -1.9%
Found in Western Mass. A beautifully gifted bottle. Pours a golden yellow with an immense off-white head. C-hop aroma. An excerise in expertly crafted balance, with the malt at the forefront followed like a lion cub by the grapefruit and orange citrus hops. A tad of other flavours, toffee and chocolate and vanilla. Amazing balance, nothing overwhelming and a must try.
12-02-2007 03:56:20 | More by Sammy
4.08/5 rDev -2.4%
750ml bottle, obtained in secret santa 07 i believe
opened right before halftime of the soup-or-bowl. come on eli
appearance: gold foil on the neck...pours into a snifter - very dark amber/mahogany body, a huge creamy tan head with full retention really pushes this appearance up a notch
smell: thick caramel malty, syrupy booze covered plum, raisins and dates. walnuts and brown sugar
taste: super smooth, big time caramel malts, dates walnuts and raisin, boozy and woody, plum and other dark fruits. a nice solid offering from alesmith
mouthfeel: creamy, smooth, medium bodied, awesome
drinkability: pretty good
02-04-2008 01:12:15 | More by dirtylou
4.13/5 rDev -1.2%
Huge thanks to hoppymeal for this surprise. Derek, you never cease to amaze me.
Decadence '06 pours a dark caramel brown color. It's very hazy and is difficult to see through. Plenty of light reveals some really nice deep red highlights. A fluffy tan colored head tops it off. It's very patient in receding and leaves thick, sticky waves of lace down the glass. Very impressive stuff.
The nose is anything but dead. It's very lively and powerful. Caramel malts are the primary scent and give it an initial sweet smell. Dark fruit seems prevalent. It's mostly raisin and a little plum. That aspect really draws in some Barleywine characteristics. There's some earthy and grassy notes. I suspect that may be the remnants of the hops. I wasn't expecting a great deal in that department given this bottle is a couple of years old at this point. Needless to say, I'm sure they've lost some of their initial zeal. I am pleased to see some affect here though. Alcohol is mildly noticeable. It's not offensive by any means, but is noted.
The flavor profile kicks off with a sweet caramel and toffee flavor. There's a wealth of caramel malt here. It's not overly sweet, but easily falls on that side of the fence. It features a slight bit of an oxidized flavor. I'm not intimately familiar with that, but it is here (as much as I hate to say it). Raisin and plum flavors are noted though they take a backseat to the sweet malty flavor. They work pretty well with the strong caramel malts, but the dark fruit definitely gives it a strong Barleywine vibe. Surprisingly, there's more of a buzzy hop flavor here than I expected. It's a little bitter, but their strength has certainly degraded to a large degree. They add some earthy and grassy notes, in addition to a little pine. Not bad. Alcohol is easily noted though it doesn't quite have a warming effect. It finishes sweet with a bit of a grassy taste.
This Decadence release has a medium body that's a little too light. While there seems to be a load of malts in the flavor, it doesn't really show up here. Peculiar. Carbonation is active and a little crisp. Ultimately, it's smooth, but could be better. Drinkability is good. Despite its age and strength, it has a very nice flavor and goes down easy. I'll yield to the high abv and give it its due respect, but I'm not sure that I really want to.
This bottle of Decadence '06 has roughly two years of age on it. I wish I had taken it down a little sooner, but it is what it is. At this point, it's retained a surprisingly good flavor. Yeah, there's some evidence of oxidization, but I wouldn't say it's material by any means. There's still quite a lot of good flavor here. I'd love to have a go at a fresh bottle, but that's not going to happen. As it is, this is good stuff. If you happen to be sitting on a bottle, I'd suggest you take it down now. There's a hint of an oxidized flavor and who knows how much longer it will hold up. Do it...now.
05-03-2009 03:37:27 | More by prototypic
4.15/5 rDev -0.7%
750ml bottle thanks t0rin0.
Pours a slightly hazy dark mahogany red color with a one-finger tan head that lasts.
Great aroma, big caramel, dark fruits, and sherry oxidative notes.
Great flavor, barleywine-like and old but in a good way. Big sherry to go along with the caramel malt, with sweet candied dark fruits and maybe even some spice.
Any booziness in this is GONE like the 'N Sync song. Great beer, even after 4+ years. AleSmith, f-in' A, they can brew.
08-26-2011 15:32:34 | More by nickd717
New York
4.75/5 rDev +13.6%
08-10-2013 02:29:50 | More by EvilStar33
Rhode Island
3.38/5 rDev -19.1%
Originally reviewed August 14 2007. 750mL Bottle. Thanks Andy! Aroma is a middle malt of candied apricots, fading oak leaves, toasted mixed nuts and some sweetness. Pours a deep ruddy amber, darkened with caramel and fused with a heady tinted foam of silky cream. Flavor begins with that dense thick malt texture familiar to the standard Evil Dead. One of the richer textures available. Initially theres some serious lageresque malt quality with silky toffees, caramels, and toasted sugars, but these fade. Flavor confuses with higher alcohols, the signature AleSmith yeast minerals, and some heavily faded hops. Theres a biting, coarse celeriac bitterness and a hard rocky edge that really makes the back end unpleasant. Get the dill seed out of my mouth. It seems like a shame to put the lovely Evil Dead through this awkward transformation with more alcohol, magnified sweetness and dying hops. You cant deny the magnificence of the malt build and feel or the nice concealing of the alcohol, but the hops are less than desirable and I think the yeast too forward. Theres still an unpleasant chemical mineral quality thats still with me a while later. What is everybody getting so excited about?
12-16-2007 03:27:04 | More by CharlesDarwin
4.45/5 rDev +6.5%
Pours a deep amber almost mahogany with a small but dense tan head. Smells of sweet malt, slight sherry/port oxidation, carmel covered apples, and a slight hop aroma. Hop flavor followed by a rich carmel malitiness and a slight roasty astringency followed buy a muted but still noticeable hop bitterness. Nice body and good carbonation for the style. Really liked this beer, too bad it was the only one left in my buddy's cellar
01-13-2009 04:10:59 | More by WeeObese
4.5/5 rDev +7.7%
01-10-2012 03:30:43 | More by sorvats
4.85/5 rDev +16%
Picked up this 750ml bottle at the brewery. This beer pours a dark, almost opaque, brown. The head is ample and khaki colored, and dissipates very slowly. Aroma is very pronounced sweet anise and some cedar. Taste features toasted oats, figs, raisins, mild hops, toffee, caramel and black walnuts. Mouthfeel is smooth, slightly syrupy and very silky. Overall a very pleasant fullness to the palate. The finish is long and glorious with rich malts, caramel and hops.The whole experience has a ground engaged earthiness. This is a fine decadent beer. Highly recommended.
10-16-2007 19:45:20 | More by likestoswallow
Quebec (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -13.2%
Bottle courtesy of Bu11zeye: Poured a deep red/burgundy color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of sweet malt is reminiscent of a barley wine with some citrusy hops also noticeable. Taste is a mix between some barley wine type sweet malt with some bitter and citrusy hops also noticeable. Medium body with some good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Overall, while this is not a bad beer I thought it was slightly one-dimensional and IMO over-rated.
03-26-2008 20:19:51 | More by Phyl21ca
4.72/5 rDev +12.9%
Sampled on 10-30-07
I thought this beer was just right for all-Hallows eve.
A huge deep tan head has amazing staying power as it slowly fades from a full three fingers. It leaves scattered lace on the glass. Body is a "evil" deep blackish red, with the red hints only showing on the edges. Nose has seet yeasty spices that remind me of smickerdoodle cookies, sweet dark fruits maybe rasins and dates, with some oily hops. A very rich complex darkness enters the mouth on first sip. Burnt malt brings with it dark thick fruity notes and a very soft but consistant spicey feel. I also pick up a slight piney crisp hop character on the finish. The mouthfeel is decently thick and nicely numbing. Alchol is not up front and very well received. I was glad I picked this one it was spooky good.
04-01-2008 22:55:24 | More by SPLITGRIN
3.83/5 rDev -8.4%
Thank you to KingG a.k.a. Joey for pulling this out of his personal stash for me when I went out to San Diego this past November. Thankfully it made it back on the plane.
APPEARANCE: Pours into my Duvel chalice a very dark purplish mahogany red color with a 1-2 finger beige head on top. It shrinks down to just below a finger and holds there fairly well. Thick sheets of splotchy lacing cascade down the glass as I drink.
SMELL: A good balance of malt and hops are in the nose. Some slight caramel and bready malt comes out and marries with an aroma of resinous, citrusy, west-coast hops. Overall, I would've expected a stronger smelling beer, especially regarding the hops.
TASTE: Now there's the huge flavors I was looking for! The malt and hops duke it out at first for top billing. The malt is sweet and caramelly and gets accentuated by some sweet, sticky hops. The sweet beginning quickly drops out, and the hops win out big time. Massive bitterness comes on in the form of citrus and pine tree. The finish keeps these hoppy flavors lasting through, but also features a return of the sweet malt base, which is nice for some balance. A palate-assaulting beer for sure.
MOUTHFEEL: Thick and slick. A heavy carbonation lightens it a bit, but it's still a beast.
DRINKABILITY: I was all ready to say that you have no choice but to take your time to get through this one, but now I look over and see how much of a dent I've made in the beer already. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt, because after all, I should be able to get through this bottle no problem. And oh yeah, that 9.9% ABV? Nowhere to be found.
Damn, one hell of a beer. I'd been sick all weekend, so after taking a few beer-free days, this is one of a beer to come back to. It's a shame this will be the last time I get to have it.
02-05-2008 23:25:30 | More by jmalex
South Carolina
4.78/5 rDev +14.4%
Wow, what can I say. For a South Carolina BA to have a bottle of this chillin in the fridge, in of itself is a miracle. To be able to sit and chill and enjoy it is a whole nother one! This just looks nice, big heavy 750ml bottle, foiled over the cap. Smooth slick looking design, gives you the chills. You know you are in for a heavy hitter with this one for sure. So we pop it open and see what we find...
A - Pours a very hazy and thick dark brown. Lots of red tones to it as well. Pretty much opaque, there was a tiny bit of light that was shining though on the bottom, but I stress a tiny tiny bit of light. A huge tow inch plus head formed on the top almost immediatly, then withered down to just a thin layer of lace that stayed on top for the rest of the session. A good amount of side glass lace was also present for this one. Looked very thick and mean, Dead by dawn for sure...
A - Smell was wonderfully sweet, almost candy like in its sweetness. Lots of notes of sugar and caramel. Sweet cotton candy of candy apple to go along with it. A slight note of hops, but soo sweet it more then drowns that out. Reminds me alot of Big Hoppy Monster at this point, but we will see where that goes.
T - Wow, this is a damn sweet beer. Total sugar overload from the start. This was Big Hoppy on roids. Lots of candy and caramel tones were destroying the taste buds from the first moment you sipped it. A great bitter hoppy finish came on a little bit later, some orange cream sickle and vanilla tones were present. Definatly a major compelx brew here, this was worked on extensivly Lots of malts made up the back, but the hoppy tones more then equaled. Super sweet maple syrup like on the dront. Really good brew, no hint of alcohol at all, none that I could etect, at 10% abv, WOW.
M - perfect is about the only word that comes to mind here. It started out highly carbonated, giving it the silky feeling as it went down. As it warmed and settled a bit, it took on a more serious and syrupy tone. Very thick, but yet light enough to go down well. This was truly a unique consistency and a faboulous beer. I cannot say enough good things here.
D - Just great. The only reason I did not give a five was because we know how strong it is. Otherwise I would be drinking this all night every night. Simply fantastic. If I could improve this I do not know how I could. It was just that good.
Overall, I really just don't know what else I can say. It was too damn close to being perfect. It was the best red ale I have ever had, by far. Not a touch of alcohol could ever be found throughout the bottle, which I ended up finishing myself in a night with ease. I have tried three beers from Alesmith and they are all in my top 10 so something good is definatly going on over there. Keep up the good work, I will keep seeking them out!
08-20-2007 01:49:52 | More by mikesgroove
North Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +0.5%
Thanks to sirhc for the beer.
Pours an auburn color with a nice 3 finger egg shell colored head. Head slowly recedes and holds at a half inch. Thick lace makes stripes around the glass in rings.
Initial hoppy aroma gives to a heavy sweet smell.
Very good and balanced. Caramel and toasty maltiness. Hops mingle. They appear then give way to the sweet flavors then reappear. Very interesting, complex and smooth. Ever so slight alcohol finish.
Mouthfeel is smooth but a bit thick and syrupy.
Very drinkable beer. Taste like a very smooth barleywine. Worthy of an anniversary beer for one of the best breweries in the world(imo).
01-21-2008 02:35:35 | More by wcudwight
4.3/5 rDev +2.9%
Pours a dark reddish brown with a 2 finger fluffy tan head that never dies - nice. Smells of rich, brandy soaked caramel and a touch of piny hops.
Taste is nice and rich. Brandy soaked caramel, some piny hops, molasses and dates. Alcohol is present, but nice. Everything here is actually pretty nicely balanced.
Mouthfeel is nice and rich, but the carbonation keeps it light enough on the tongue.
Drinkability is quite good on this one, mainly because the beer is so tasty.
Highly recommended. A bit pricey, but quite tasty.
08-18-2007 04:44:48 | More by rallison
4.1/5 rDev -1.9%
been sitting on this bottle for quite awhile (wish I could shout-out the source), probably since the release, back when Alesmith was still a buzzed brewery - you could certainly argue that age hasn't done it any harm
a: served in a tulip glass, the beer is a deep brown in color with ruby highlights, the head forms lightly but retains a healthy ring quite well
s: nose dosed with lots of heavily caramelized sugars - toffee and malt syrup, dark fruits, raisin, date, sweet alcohol, leather, fruit laced pipe tobacco, hops mild and/or very much faded, providing a meek counter to the strong malts
m: carbonated low, the body a malty, medium-full with a sugary slickness
t: heavy caramelized malt syrup flavors, fruity dark sugars, toffee, sweet tobacco, raisin and date, quite sweet, totally malt-forward, only a mild hop tinge at the finish, alcohol hardly evident
o: certainly a nice beer, and a definite malt-bomb, drinks well with the abv hardly showing
04-23-2011 03:53:20 | More by blackie
3.68/5 rDev -12%
Appearance: Dark and hazy amber, just barely translucent. The head never completely disappears.
Smell: Strong and sweet - tropical fruit, alcohol, caramel, a bit of citrus.
Taste: Sweet but thankfully not cloying. The tropical fruity character carries over from the smell. This is pretty warming stuff - the alcohol isn't hidden at all, which may just be a matter of age. Hops are very much present, but nicely balanced. The citrus notes help balance out the sugary sweetness of the malt and alcohol.
Texture: Pretty thick and syrupy, with very fine carbonation. This is definitely a slow-sipping beer.
Drinkability: Even for the style this is a sipper; it's really heavy stuff with a strong alcohol presence.
Notes: This really isn't too far off from a well-hopped Barleywine. It's thick, chewy stuff, far from sessionable but very complex. It should improve with a few months age.
07-10-2007 00:25:39 | More by largadeer
AleSmith Decadence 2006 (Dead By Dawn) from AleSmith Brewing Company
92 out of 100 based on 123 ratings.


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I am going to put tape on the inside of the shoe to keep my third toe from sticking through. This shoe didn't have half size, I thought I had to go to next size up, but that is a little large.Nice shoe if I can get the right fit. I might order another pair in a size 7.
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The shoes sent were the wrong size and were way too wide. I don't think they would fit if they were the right size because they are so wide.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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People who wear half sizes can't always wear the next size up, which happens to be the next whole size. It's nerve racking to order shoes and have to send them back because they don't fit.
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Although sandals are very comfortable, I was very disappointed because I bought 5 pairs, 3 for me and one pair for my aunt and one for my cousin and on one of my pairs and my cousin's pair the straps broke and came loose from the center of the sandal. Now I have to take to shoe repair to have them sewn so I can wear again. This happened after only second use. Unfortunately I just ordered another pair for my Aunt because of how comfortable they are and today is when the straps became loose.
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While Mats Sundin has remained quiet about his playing future, the general manager of the Vancouver Canucks has made it clear that Sundin is still wanted on the West Coast.
Canucks GM Mike Gillis spoke about the Sundin situation on the Team 1040 radio station in Vancouver on Thursday.
Gillis said that he was encouraged to continue an on-going dialoge with Sundin and that he is still confident that Sundin would accept the Canucks' two-year, $20 million contract and that the 2010 Winter Olympics would be a possible incentive to convince Sundin.
"What we have talked about is that if he (Sundin) were to play a couple more seasons, he would be the captain of the defending team in the Olympics in the town that he plays in, which we believe to be unprecedented, and may never be available to a player ever again." Gillis told the Team 1040. "So we have talked about his captaincy of the Swedish Olympic team, but we haven't gone further than that at this point."
The last statement was a direct response to reports from Vancouver that Gillis had offered Sundin the captaincy of the Canucks, something that Gillis has flatly denied.
While rumours continue to swirl that a deal with the Canucks may be imminent, Sundin's agent, JP Barry says that Sundin remains will continue to take his time making a decision which will not happen until late July or early August.
"The Vancouver offer and the time that Mike (Gillis) has spent with Mats is important," Barry told TSN. "But ultimately Mats has to decide to play and that is the first step here."
After being drafted first overall by the Quebec Nordiques in 1989, Sundin was dealt to Toronto in a blockbuster deal by then-Leafs general manager Cliff Fletcher. The Maple Leafs traded Wendel Clark, Sylvain Lefebvre, Landon Wilson and first round pick to the Quebec Nordiques for Sundin, Garth Butcher, Todd Warriner and a first round pick. The nine-time All-Star is the leading scorer in Maple Leafs franchise history. Over his 13 seasons in blue and white, Sundin scored 420 goals and 987 points and spent 10 years as team captain.
Sundin had another stellar season for the Maple Leafs, recording a team-best 32 goals and 78 points this past season. Sundin, a two-time second-team NHL All-Star, won a gold medal with Team Sweden at the Torino Olympics in 2006. In 83 playoff games, Sundin has scored 35 goals and 74 points, with all but four of those points coming in a Leafs uniform.


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Physicians Leveraging Social Media to Educate Patients
This article appears in the April 2012 issue of Healthcare Marketing Advisor.
Many physicians are still hesitant about using social media in their professional lives. Concerns range from time commitment, liability, patient privacy, and unfamiliarity with the technology, to the appropriateness of social media interactions in a professional setting.
According to a study by QuantiaMD, 87% of physicians use at least one social media site for personal use, but only 67% use at least one social media site professionally. Of those physicians who use social media professionally, the plurality (28%) are participating in physician communities.
When it comes to sites that encourage patient-physician interaction, the percentage of physicians on those sites drops significantly. For example, only 15% of physicians are on Facebook professionally, 8% use YouTube, 8% read blogs, 3% use Twitter, and 3% are involved in patient communities.
But physicians should know that social media sites are not just a healthcare marketing or recruitment tool. They can also help educate and engage patients—and physicians play a vital role in those conversations.
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Fantastic post. Physicians should see social media as a way of reaching out to patients and helping them. Even though they won't be expecting it, they are more like to gain in the long-run. Erick Kinuthia Team MDwebpro
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|Lions to hold state convention
Hurley Lions Club members and visitors will gather to attend the 24th annual Lions Clubs Convention Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13, at White Cap Mountains in Hurley.
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Dolly, the fourth named storm of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, is expected to make landfall in Mexico.
Progress is being celebrated at Birmingham's new ballpark. Birmingham Mayor William Bell says the field will be ready in time for the Barons' first game.
The season opener is a little more than a month away, but there is still a lot of work to do. Recent rains have slowed down construction, but the mayor says there are no worries.
"It will be done. We've had that from the very beginning. First people started out saying 'Oh, the Barons won't come back to Birmingham.' Then they said 'They don't have the money to build it,'We didn't have the land. There have been naysayers all along, each step of the way we've proven them wrong."
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Man's best friend received some special treatment on Saturday to raise money.
It is all part of the Humane Society of Eastern Carolina's Fluff and Puff Dog Wash summer fundraiser.
More than 30 volunteers lent a hand at Saturday's fundraiser.
They washed, clipped nails, and brushed more than 70 dogs at the event.
Event organizer, Katie Benson, says these dog washes are a crucial fundraiser for the Humane Society.
"During the summer people don't really donate as much. They don't adopt as much, but, we have so many more kittens coming in and so many people surrendering their pets because they are moving, so the summer is really crunch time for us. So, these Fluff and Puff Dog Washes bring in much needed funds," said Benson.
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Hiring of Hastings generating enthusiasm in Gering
Gering School Board President Alan Doll says the selection of Bob Hastings as their new Superintendent is already generating enthusiasm among staff members and the community. Hastings, one of four candidates interviewed for the position last week, has tentatively agreed to a 3 year contract and will officially begin his duties as superintendent on July 1st.
Hastings is currently Director of Teaching and Learning at Norfolk Public Schools and Doll believes Hastings knowledge of curriculum issues will be a big plus for Gering.
For Hastings, it is "exciting" to return home. His parents live in Scottsbluff and his sister Jody Benson is a principal at a Scottsbluff elementary school.
Hastings will be joined by his wife Traci, daughter Jenna and sons Jon and Jonah.
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The Fug Girls: At BCBG, the First Sophia Bush Sighting of the Season
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She always pops up somewhere — this time seemingly accompanied by a woman wearing a large hat.
Less McQueen than we'd hoped, but there was plenty of craziness and one awesome sparkly jumpsuit.
Better than the Oscars!
The final thoughts, tidbits, and kind words from a week of spotting the famous and making them talk.
Some good old-fashioned Will hunting on the runway.
Glittering wigs in gold, red, green, and blue; fringe and satin in every color; and a model wore a bejeweled rendition of what a Chinese dragon would look like if it were a Rockettes costume.
We will never doubt another 'Top Model' contestant who looks dolefully into the camera while dressed as a zodiac sign and tells us modeling is hard work.
"You really just sit down and write and see what feels natural," he shrugged.
It would be very unusual if Fashion Week Fatigue Syndrome was causing us all to hallucinate Lady HuffPo in various places ...
Plus, Sofia Coppola giving Vanessa Hudgens the cold shoulder?
Even when creepy photographers yelled at her cleavage.
"Lips are brown, her crazy is down."
Friday will be the one-year anniversary of his gold medal, and he's celebrating by performing in 'Stars on Ice.'
Kelly Osbourne was cool as a cucumber.
And what was Michael Chiklis doing there?
One reporter asked if the fashion icon was on 'Sex and the City.' Close!
"You only get one shot with your skin," says the skater. So true!
Also: "NIGEL BARKER'S HAIR. UNRECOGNIZABLE."
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The last time Springfield College had multiple honorees came in 2009 when current head women's basketball coach Naomi Graves, men's basketball assistant coach Pete Broaca, and former head men's basketball coach Dr. Hal Wissel were honored for their contributions to the game of basketball.
Jeffreys is regarded as one of the top men's basketball players in Springfield College history. The three-time All-American netted 1,681 points in his career, the sixth-highest total in the program's ranks.
In 1965, coach Ed Steitz took his Springfield College men's basketball team on an around-the-world goodwill tour sponsored by the State Department, playing exhibition games and conducting clinics in eight countries from France to Japan.
The New England Basketball Hall of Fame has recognized Springfield College and several of its coaches and alums in the past for their involvement in the sport of basketball.
Springfield College is in fact the only school to be inducted as it is recognized worldwide as the Birthplace of Basketball. In addition, others associated with Springfield College include the game's inventor, James Naismith, former Dartmouth College women's basketball head coach Chris Weilgus, former Springfield standout Denis Clark, as well as former Springfield head coaches and Directors of Athletics Ed Bilik and Ed Steitz. Both Bilik and Steitz at one point served as Chairmen of the NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee.


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This story looks at the top college football media personalities heading into the 2012 season. Kirk Herbstreit tops our list.
I will readily admit that sports radio hosts are, as a group, not exactly radiant beacons of deep analytical thought. Don't trouble yourself over my questionable use of the term "admit" in that...
ESPN's SportsNation cuts deep into the destruction of the bonds of brotherhood.
I highly recommend listening to Monday's Thundering Herd podcast. Colin Cowherd provides some really good perspective on Romo's performance Sunday, and also get some interesting takes from Brian Billick, Trent Dilfer and Herm Edwards. (Mixed in with discussion of Cam Newton and Mark Sanchez.) Very worth a listen, especially if you're overwhelmed with some of the overreaction taking place. Interesting how Billick, Dilfer and Edwards all respond to Colin's questions about Romo with an implicit dual standard in their evaluation of him. They respond in terms of how he is perceived by the fans based on the high standards and the spotlight on him because of the team and situation, and what he needs to do to satisfy his critics from that perspective. But then they also respond in terms of pure football analysis, which is much more objective and more favorable when you look at it with the same standards you'd hold any other NFL QB to.
Marcus Allen talks with Colin Cowherd Here are some cliff notes from Garry P. * Carson Palmer - Absolutely he still has some mileage left in his tank. It comes down to passion, do you want to be where you are? I don't think he wants to retire. Sometimes a change of scenery is what you need. * Reggie Bush - I think Reggie is a very good back but the amount of attention coming out of SC was unrealistic and unfair. He was never a full-time back at USC, he shared time with LenDale White. * NFL team in LA - the city is crazy if it doesn't embrace this. The state has lost a lot of big companies over the last 10 years and we need a successful league like the NFL to come in and help revitalize downtown. * Lane Kiffin - I like him and I expect great things. We talked over the summer about SC history, his philosophies. We've become Showtime in recent years and we were never about that, USC was about hitting you in the mouth on the first play of the game and playing smashmouth ball. By the time the 3rd and 4th quarter rolled around we owned you, that's the mentality he wants to get back to.
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I officially no longer care about bad days. I shrug them off.
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The mother, Yessenia Suarez, 28, her 8-year-old son, Michael Otto, and 9-year-old daughter, Thalia Otto, were not at their home on Covent Gardens Place in Deltona when deputies arrived for a well-being check.
Deputies say a family member of Suarez called and asked for the check Wednesday morning.
Authorities obtained a search warrant Wednesday night and were taking photographs and video inside the home in hopes of uncovering evidence that could explain their disappearance.
The family member said Suarez' husband, Luis Toledo, had shown up at her place of work in Lake Mary on Tuesday and hit her, and that Suarez was afraid of Toledo.
Officials say they're concerned because it was her family that sought the well-being check, but they didn't rule out Suarez being in hiding with her children.
Shortly after deputies arrived at the home Wednesday, they said Toledo showed up.
"A few minutes after being on scene, Mr. Toledo came on scene and started talking to deputies and causing a bit of a disturbance," said Volusia County Sheriff's Office spokesman Brandon Haught. "We found out he had charges pending on him from Lake Mary, and we asked Lake Mary if they would like to come arrest him, and they did so."
Toledo was arrested on a domestic violence charge and taken to the Volusia County Jail, where investigators said they were questioning him about his wife's whereabouts.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Strong support from black voters nearly carried Bill Thompson to an upset of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg four years ago.
But Thompson, who is African-American, is facing a stiff challenge this year from the race's front-runner, Bill de Blasio, who has resonated with black voters as a harsh critic of NYPD discrimination and the father of interracial children.
Thompson's team believes black voters will break for him on the Sept. 10 primary. But de Blasio leads in the polls.
One political pundit says it's a "mistake" to call the African-American vote monolithic. And a voter says de Blasio has "truth inside of him."
Thompson won the support of 78% of black voters in 2009. His team is readying a last-minute get-out-the-vote drive to rally that support again.
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In Burton's inventive homage to his favorite black-and-white horror films, Victor isn't a mad scientist -- he just wants his beloved pet dog Sparky (who is run over during an after-school baseball game) back, even if it means reanimating him. The scenes of Victor grieving Sparky's loss are heartbreaking to watch, and they may just remind you of all those other times you've shed a tear as an animal died on screen.
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For Kate Spade, It's London Calling-------
Kate Spade may be a true New York brand, but for a month, at least, it's going London. The company has turned a Georgian townhouse in Covent Garden into the Spade girl's dream pad. The bags on which the brand got famous are all here, of course, but so too are lingerie and hosiery, fragrance, a capsule clothing line, jewellery, and bedding—even a few one-offs specifically for U.K. girls, like an enamel "London Calling" bracelet and a leather London bag. So why the U.K., why now? "We did what we call a restoration of the brand," said Chief Creative Officer and President Deborah Lloyd, herself Brit. "After that was complete, we felt that the time was right to introduce or, shall I say, reintroduce Kate Spade to London. When we found this house, it all fell into place."
Because no opening is complete without a party, last night brought in a host of cute young things. Leigh Lezark (left), Cara Delavigne (Poppy's younger sister), VV Brown, and the Mark Ronson-produced girl band The Like (who performed) all showed up to check out the wares. They'll have to act fast to grab any this time around, but the Spade brand has more permanent designs on London in the works. "We have scouted some locations and are close to signing something—expect our first London store in 2011″, Lloyd said, rushing back to New York to shoot the new ad campaign with Bryce Dallas Howard. "So it's not adieu, just au revoir for now." Or should that be ta?


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NewsBusters Publisher Bozell Discusses Biased Reporting of Egypt Protests on 'Fox & Friends'
Overall the coverage of the ongoing protests against Hosni Mubarak in Egypt has been pretty good, but it's when journalists get around to offering their analysis that bias has crept in, NewsBusters publisher Brent Bozell told Fox News's Steve Doocy on the February 4 "Fox & Friends."
Case in point, MSNBC's Chris Matthews comparing the Muslim Brotherhood with the Tea Party movement.
"Mr. Bozell, he's shameless, isn't he?" Doocy asked.
Matthews is a pathetic parody of himself at this point, Bozell noted, arguing that the former Jimmy Carter staffer uses every opportunity he can to trash conservatives from his perch at MSNBC.
Bozell also reacted to journalists like NBC's Richard Engel benignly painting the Muslim Brotherhood as "nice people."
"This is a group that supports Osama bin Laden. This is a group that is agitating for Egypt to go to war next month with Israel," Bozell noted.
Journalists who fail to report their radical inclinations are "useful idiots," the Media Research Center founder argued.
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Submitted by Rovin on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 11:07pm.
How much longer can even MSNBC carry water for this administration? Can Chris Matthews continue to march lockstep with Mr. Obama's policies while this nation continues on this path of high unemployment, selling "green jobs" that might in a good month add .001 % to the work force? Seriously, how can this nation create only 34,000 jobs last month and see unemployment drop to 9.0??? Does this administration think the public is that stupid? Is Chris Matthews that stupid?
Mr. Bozell's comparison with the meteor hitting us and the Matthews' mentality of who's to blame is priceless.
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And they claim that FOX is
Submitted by Cowboy on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 9:16pm.
And they claim that FOX is not actually news?
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Submitted by Firmworm on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 10:18pm.
I hate to say it but I watched NBC evening news with Brian Williams suddenly reporting from the safety of the New York studio and could not believe what I saw and heard. They had several segments from different reporters claiming the pro Mubarak protesters were a bunch of thugs and they were the ones attacking reporters and crew. In one segment they interviewed some producer in a hotel room who said that as they were walking through the crowds if they ran into a pro Mubarak group that they would be threatened because of, and I kid you not, their 'perceived bias'. Perceived my ass! It is so blatant it makes me sick.
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Biased depends on the
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 10:17pm.
Biased depends on the definition of is, is.
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Ah, Dan The Man 2
Submitted by MacWell on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 10:29pm.
You got it right my friend, this is nothing more than another administration that is going to use every dirty trick in the book to get their way, legal or not. Look, the bottom line is that we the people are in a war, and liberals, progressives, marxists, etc. etc. are the enemy. What's going on in the mid east can happen here. All it will take is for us to do nothing again. We must forever be diligent of who we send to DC in our stead.
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Submitted by Jerry Mack on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 2:27am.
Put Tingles in a coloring book and the caption would be " COLOR ME STUPID ".
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Obama's News Source Is The Al Jazeera Network (Business Insider)
Submitted by im41 on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 2:47am.
It explains why Obama is making bad calls. He watches CNN and Al Jazeera Network.
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Who Does The MSM Serve?
Submitted by Boil It Down on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 4:16am.
How does it serve the public to steer them away from the warnigs the Muslim Brotherhood has given us themselves? Do they think soft peddling the Brotherhood's real intentions will make everyone play nicey-nice with one another? Please tell me they aren't naive. Passing on only the misdirection that the Brotherhood's leadership has given to the MSM has no semblance of journalism. When I can do a little digging around to find the videos and articles with the statements of these radicals it makes those on CNN & MSNBC look pretty foolish. More importantly it does not help protect the public, which is one of the main responsibilities of the press.
The average person should be able to trust any news outlet to present thoroughly researched new stories without bias. Tragically, we are made to search the web in order to get a complete view of what's going on in the world. The average person doesn't have the time, energy or inclination to keep abreast of the news. Of course those who wish to slant the news can make it sound plausible to those who can't or won't look any further.
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"Bad calls" or intentionally inflaming?
Submitted by TexasMom0517 on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 9:16am.
It will be decades, if not a century, before the truth of Obama's actions are known. I think his "bad calls" are intentional. He has inflamed the situation in the Middle East from the beginning of his reign and disrupted our relationships with our allies worldwide. It is not by accident that he takes the actions he does.
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It comical
Submitted by hayate1 on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 4:37pm.
to see Fox News types decry the statements and claims made on CNBC as radical and whatever for 2 reasons. 1-Fox is off the hook when it comes to radical, unquestionably biased commentary. not to mention shallow and sometimes inaccurate. 2-Fox is the one who started this type of 'journalism' in the first place. The others are returning it in kind.
Why waste time attacking CNBC? If you want to make the media discussion more objective then better take a look in the mirror and start there.
"Facts are not decided by how many people believe them. Truth is not determined by how loudly it is shouted."
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Submitted by Radical1979 on Sun, 02/06/2011 - 11:48pm.
Your statement about Fox news commentary applies to the commentary shows, but not the news reporting. Where on MSNBC or even CNN can you find unbiased reporting? ALL their programming is biased commentary.
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Submitted by Blonde on Sun, 02/06/2011 - 11:51pm.
How utterly tiresome to see the same liberal drivel for the thousandth time.
I'll give you one point, however, for at least not calling it "Faux News".
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Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 02/06/2011 - 11:31pm.the liberal bias shown on your part is outweighed only by the liberal bullsh*t you post reference FOX.
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