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Stickenjab Alt Bier - Heavyweight Brewing Co.
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4/5 rDev +4.4%
12-01-2011 07:11:32 | More by rab53
4.68/5 rDev +22.2%
Beer from a squat 12-ounce bottle served in a no-frills standard pint glass.
A: Rays of copper and blood orange light filter through murky liquid. A single-digit bubbly white head forms and quickly recedes.
S: Soap and citrus lead the way as hints of cracked pepper and candied-apples round out the mid-tones.
T: Lightly sweetened dried cranberry and pear notes with a citrus finish.
M: Positively glides across the tongue. I remember a slightly more involved alcohol presence in the draft version of this beer which made for a fuller and more sipping-type mouthfeel. But here in the bottle it seems leaner and more fast-paced.
D: I had a hard time drinking this slowly enough to write this review. I am not a chugger but this smooth brew goes down quick and easy.
Overall a stand-out brew. Tom Baker of Heavyweight told me this was his favorite HW brew and I concur.
08-14-2006 03:43:27 | More by froggyfrog
4.38/5 rDev +14.4%
This is a 12 oz bottle of Stickenjab. I had intended to drink and review a Lunacy, but the damned bottle erupted upon opening and made a damn-hell-ass mess.
Appearance: The ale is a lighter color that the other altbiers that I've had. It is an auburn orange color and has a bit of haze. The beer poured with a nice head that left a good lace around the glass.
Smell: The aroma is a little off. There is a definite biscuity malt aroma, but something else also pops up, a nasty fruity aroma.
Taste: The beer has a firm malt flavor. As I let it warm over my tongue, toffee and biscuit are the big flavors that emerge. The malts are so strong and assertive that one doesn't even notice when they trail off (which they do at the proper time, to prevent a malt bomb). Very nice taste!
Mouthfeel: The malts are quite good and make this an enjoyable drink.
Drinkablility: Very high, a winner amongst the altbiers.
07-10-2006 02:32:46 | More by akorsak
3.98/5 rDev +3.9%
Just had the bottle at the Drafting Room in Exton. Figured I would try more Heavyweight while it is still available. The beer poured a deep clear amber color with a thin, off white head and nice lacing. The aroma was of sweet malt with some hints of citrus, maybe cheeries as well. The taste was a bit of caramel, toasted and some nice notes of bread, earthy. Very pleasing to the taste buds. The body is medium but makes for a pretty drinkable alt beer.
07-08-2006 03:08:06 | More by ggaughan
4.1/5 rDev +7%
Clear and coppery, a vigourous pour yielded a thin skim of head and solid ring around the glass. Decent retention and spotty lacing. Malt aroma all the way - freshly milled barley, light sweetness - with just a hint of apple/pear. Fruit is apparent in the flavour, start to finish, and leads into a spicy finish with just a hint of alcohol warmth. Bitterness is strong without being pronounced - malt is still in control here with a bit of caramel rounding out the sweetness. Medium bodied with carbonation on the low side. Nice texture too. This is really tasty. Just enough bitterness to keep the sweetness in check and an interesting flavour profile.
07-02-2006 23:04:02 | More by DrJay
2.88/5 rDev -24.8%
12 oz bottle
48 IBU's, 6.4% abv.
Cloudy orange, rather small fizzy head. Aroma has a thick malt, with a definite cherry element to it. Tastes are slightly spicy to start. Assorted fruits are thrown in with the caramel malts to churn up a somewhat artificial sweetness, but there's a mild sourness as well. Quite cloying (clover, ginger, and cinnamon?) use of spices. Slick mouthfeel and rather low carbonation.
I see what they were trying to do with this one, but it kinda misses the mark for me.
Thanks go the way of ski271 for the bottle.
06-20-2006 01:41:39 | More by hero27
New York
3.58/5 rDev -6.5%
Short 12 oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Amber-orange in color, slightly cloudy and with a small ivory head that left a little lacing.
As for the nose: slightly malty and slightly citrusy, reminded me of green apples at times.
Taste: nutty maltiness at first, a tad bit of fruity flavors in the middle, but it finished with a tangy, almost sour hop aftertaste. All in all a nice balance between the malt and the hops, but I thought the sourness detracted from the overall taste.
Mouthfeel: medium-bodied with mild-to-moderate carbonation.
Drinkability: I could see myself having a few of these. A solid if unassuming version of an altbier, I would definitely try it again.
06-05-2006 18:31:28 | More by Kendo
New Jersey
3.93/5 rDev +2.6%
Appearance: pours a clear orange color with a thcik 2" head. The head slowly falls to a surface foam.Spotty lacing develops.
Smell: sweetness and nuttiness are detectable.
Taste: strong caramel and bread like malt backbone with some sugary sweetness, green apples, and mild bitterness.
Mouthfeel: crisp and dry at the start. Dry and smoother finish. Long aftertaste of malty goodness. Medium bodied.
Drinkability: easy drinking alt beer. If you are in the mood for the style, this will do it for you. Seek this one out if you live in the Jersey area.
05-28-2006 22:59:20 | More by Gavage
North Carolina
2.88/5 rDev -24.8%
Cloudy, sediment-rich honey caramel pour with thick one-finger head of tan suds. Nice retention fed by steady uprising streams of pinpoint carbonation.
Aroma is very harsh, bready malts, sweetened condensed milk(a very unique aroma), tart lemony dryness, and some muddled fruit notes.
Flavor is thick, dextrinous malts, that funky milky note, band-aids, and a tart, mineral-laden, yeasty astringancy that reminds me very much of a wild ale. Not a bad flavor, just not at all what I expected. Perhaps this has been infected/influenced by one of the many in-house yeast strains that Heavyweight utilizes. I strongly believe this to be the case.
Body is medium, slick, and very slippery textures. Mouthfeel is juicey and a bit flat. Hard to finish simply because there are too many contrasting themes present in this sample.
05-28-2006 22:58:56 | More by AlexJ
3.48/5 rDev -9.1%
Poured into pint glass. A nice dark amber color with a 2-finger, off-white head that shrinks quickly. Very little lacing apparent.
This beer is extremely malty. The only significant aromas are bready malt and alcohol. The sweet malt flavor hits you immediately. There is a brief appearance of hop bitterness, but it seems to be quickly snuffed out by the malt. In my opinion, this could definitely use some more hops for balance.
I like the mouthfeel. Good medium-heavy body with a pleasant carbonation level.
Because this beers seems unbalanced to me, it's harder to get through than others. This may be just my preference for greater hop character in a beer. They state the IBU's as 48 and that does seem low for a beer of this strength.
05-14-2006 01:11:23 | More by psinderson
3.05/5 rDev -20.4%
12oz brown bottle, no date information
Cloudy, murky amber. Thick, puffy head of fine off-tan bubbles that is loosely packed and slow to settle leaving no lacing. Filled with thick, almost chunky sediment. Spicy, peppery smell, a bit nutty and sweet. Starts sweet and hard cider tinged. Remains on the sweet side, but lightly though, through the middle before finishing with a minimally spicy hop edge. There is also a tart slightly sour note as well. The tartness lingers a bit. Filled with a grainy, granular, chunky sediment and fine, tingling carbonation and has a medium body. Didn't find this particularly enjoyable and won't be going back to it. Something seems off, perhaps it was old, but with no date info, it is tough to say.
05-13-2006 00:36:23 | More by hopsaplenty
3.73/5 rDev -2.6%
Note: Do NOT just pour this beer into a glass without paying attention, like I did with the first bottle. Theres a lot of sediment in the bottom of this one that really affects its taste. Youll have to let a good ounce or so of this stuff go.
Hazy medium amber with a small, off-white, foamy head that diminishes to a stubborn film. Good thick lacing. The smell is full of butter, grain, yeast and citrus. The taste is a little sweet with a sting of fruit and alcohol esters. The finish tends to lean more toward the caramel malts than the lingering floral hops. It is medium bodied and astringent with moderate carbonation. Much better when poured correctly. Pretty good Altbier. Naice take on the style. Its a shame more brewery dont take a stab at an altbier.
04-16-2006 19:17:59 | More by ski271
New Hampshire
3.9/5 rDev +1.8%
A "secret" alt, Stickenjab pours a hazy orange-red with a light tan head that gives a lot of lacing around the glass. Aroma is caramel malt, with some sour fruit, almost dopplebock-like. Taste is malty and roasted, but with a surprisingly crisp citrusy finish. Some bitter hops in the aftertaste. Just an incredibly refreshing beer, very light on the palate, seems to have medium-high carbonation.
Not as hoppy as Long Trail Double Bag, the only other sitcke-alt I've had, but since I've never had a German version of this variety, I don't know which is more appropriate. But they are both damn tasty beers.
04-10-2006 23:24:12 | More by ColForbin
New Jersey
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
12 ounce bottle purchased at the brewery during an open house. Stickenjab pours out a caramel color with a small head. The aroma is malty, but has a slightly off-putting sour smell. Sweet and malty with an apple cider tanginess. There is a bit of a nutty flavor. Finishes with light spicy hoppiness. Alcohol is noticable. Good drinkability. A tasty and refreshing altbier. Other than the sour aroma, I really enjoyed it.
03-28-2006 01:35:21 | More by beveragecaptain
New Jersey
4.18/5 rDev +9.1%
First time I tried this in the bottle it was at room temperature. Yuck, don't recommend. Malt is too strong for that warm of temp. I'm making this review from bottle right from the refrigerator. That seems to be the best temperature for this brew.
a: Cloudy brown with white head and lacing.
s: Smells of sweet malts with a bit of sulfer (spent match).
t: Strong malt flavor (reminds me of Rogue's Dead Guy Ale). Finsihes with nice bitterness that rounds out the malt. Strong alcohol presents. As it warms up, I get fruitiness which is very welcomed.
m: Fizzy, creamy full bodied mouth
d: I think I shall continue drink this this after noon.
Notes: first time I had this was at Slow Food and Beer festival. I had opportunity to meet the brewer and try this from the tap. It was wonderful and I made a mental note make a purchase in bottle.
03-25-2006 20:55:59 | More by NiceGuyMike
4.4/5 rDev +14.9%
This is a really good one !
Hazy orange amber..lively head..laces and drops to 1/8 ".
Smells mostly of malt...some dried fruit...a hint of hop and port.
There's about a million things going on here in the taste...all well balanced. Malt, apple-pear,yeasty, caramel..hop bitter with a slight lemon rind hint...some port wine near the finish. Wow !!
Mouthfeel is velvety, micro carbonation. Perfect.
Very drinkable..Thank You, Sir, may I have another ?..this came in a 4-sampler.
I think I'm in love...
03-03-2006 00:41:39 | More by Hautacam
North Carolina
3.15/5 rDev -17.8%
This poured a very pretty color. It was my favorite thing about the beer. A red-hued brown. Almost glowed red. Thin white head with some stringy lace. Nose was fairly hoppy for the style. Came across as bits of clove mostly. Flavor was sweet at first but then with a clover-like bittersweetness. The flavors kind of tingled. Almost watery feel to it. Not sure what it is about this beer (perhaps it was the kind of cloying clover) but it is falling through the floorboards for me.
03-02-2006 01:12:43 | More by MuddyFeet
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
This beer poured a dark brown but clear body with a small white/tan head.
Huge rich german malt smell. It's just got that classic earthy, nutty vienna type german malt and yeast smell, but in spades. Really very inviting.
Medium bodied and very malty. Sort of a sugary, caramel, mild date and other fruit sort of flavor. Nothing huge in the way of hops or even a hop bitterness. Just enough to give it some balance. Some touches of floral hops, touches of earth and that's about it mostly. A nice alcohol touch as well, again, you can tell it's there and bigger than your normal session beer, but never overpowering. The more I drink it it really reinforces that dried dates or raisin sort of quality. Nice.
I've never been crazy about alt's or sticke beers, but this, wow.... I could drink it all day long. Sort of reminds me of a session version of bockbeer. Very nice.
03-02-2006 01:05:20 | More by taez555
New Jersey
4.1/5 rDev +7%
Alt, a top-fermented old style beer originally from the lower Rhein region of Germany where winters are too mild to produce enough natural ice to control fermentation and storage temperatures. Method kept unchanged until recent years as showcased in this Stickenjab.
Label reads bottom fermented with German malts and Hallertau hops.
Poured from a bottle straight down the middle of a pint glass produced a luscious head of off-white color and tilted to ease off to make sure it all fits in. The diminishing head left a fair lacing over a rich clear dark golden brew that was lively carbonated. Bottled conditioned sediment remained where it belongs.
Initial aroma had caramel covered hay dusted with powdered malt and a touch of berry - original and very pleasant to experience.
Medium body almost syrupy texture finished lightly alcoholic.
A moderately sweet malty flavor blended with esters and hop acids to create a unique taste one would associate as being "alt"
Aside from a detected sourness and one bottle in the four-pak that tasted oxidized I like this brew.
03-01-2006 03:54:05 | More by outdoorbrewer
New Jersey
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
Got this at a friend's party recently - took it home with me and finished up some other brews before getting around to this. I don't drink this style of beer that often, but it was interesting and certainly worth a try, in the sense that it broadened my horizons!
Nice pour to this - thick head, not a lot of lacing, but a beautiful apricot orange to this beer and a nice translucence to boot. A lot of malt up front, and then the hops kick in. Not the usual American style no less, but very heavy and bitter. On the level of a barleywine, but not as intense and much heavier as well. There's a lot going on here, but it works well once you get further and further along in the drink. A bit of floral and citrus notes can be felt here too, but nothing overpowers as much as the back of this brew.
Beers like this are an acquired taste for someone like me who's more accustomed to pale ales and belgian whites. Heavyweight has a solid offering here, and it comes a "price" I don't mind paying for - no pun intended!
02-20-2006 07:53:59 | More by JerzDevl2000
North Carolina
2.98/5 rDev -22.2%
Appearance: Pours a hazy honey colored body with a modest head that quickly descends to a ringlet and islands and leaves very little lacing behind
Smell: Sour cider smell; not particularly inviting
Taste: Starts out with a sour cider taste along the side of the tongue that builds and is joined by some sweet flavors in the finish; the opposite of what you would expect
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: I really like Alts and I have liked other beers by Heavyweight so this was a real disappointment; its not really an altbier in that it uses lager yeast and the sour profile fits better with a Flanders Red than an Alt; I might rate it higher if they didn't call it an Alt but it is hard to overcome the expectations
02-14-2006 01:03:08 | More by brentk56
New York
3.33/5 rDev -13.1%
This is an interesting beer. It pours a golden color from the bottle. The head is average, while not lasting long. The smell was strange: it seemed absent, almost neutral (I couldn't sense the malt or hops within. The taste was fun: a first a bitter hit ftom the hops and a sweet malty finish. The mouthfeel was smooth. An fun beer to sample. Worth searching for and giving a try. Enjoy!
02-07-2006 20:25:35 | More by BadBadger
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
This Alt pours a honey brown that leaves a large beige head laced in the glass. But it quickly shrinks and leaves a very thin foam on the top. The brew is clear, but has some yeast on the bottom of the glass. The aroma is delightful, sweet fruit and caramel, but then the background gets a little musty. The taste is sweet and has a syrup consistancy. But it quickly bitters on the palate and heads straight to the bitter part of your taste buds finsihed by a sour note. This is a smooth drinkable beer, I would pair this with a classic tuna fish sandwich on hearty wheat bread topped with onions and potato chips. The saltiness of the chips and sweetness of the onions will pair nicely with the tuna cutting threw the bitter and sour taste in the beer.
01-27-2006 22:43:50 | More by Franchise
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
Dark brassy burnt orange and as clear as the opening bell. The head comes out swinging with a creamydense two fingers of pale orange-ecru that looks like it won't punch itself out anytime soon. (I won't be able to sustain the boxing theme throughout this entire review, so I think I'll throw in the towel now). A smeary king's crown of lace decorates the glass.
The nose is a welterweight (one more) that doesn't make much of an impression either way. The beer smells predominantly malty with an earthy, almost herbal hoppiness that I'd be hard-pressed to attribute to Hallertau Hersbrucker. It doesn't smell all that 'noble' to me, but like something that would be found in an English pale ale. Tame, mildly pleasant aroma, but unexciting.
This is one boldly flavored altbier. It isn't as refined and as elegant as the Uerige alts, nor quite as delicious, but I love the sheer amount of flavor that it delivers to the tastebuds. Firmly malted with a huge toasted brown bread uppercut and a spicy, earthy, woody, bitter orangey, bitingly hoppy right cross that has me reeling with delight (sorry, I just can't stop). Leave it to Heavyweight to deliver a heavyweight altbier.
The considerable hoppiness increases in intensity throughout each mouthful and builds with each successive sip. It's also impressively dry. One could think of Stickenjab as the IPA of altbiers, or, alternatively, as an English ESB on steroids. If you're scared of flavor or of hops, don't get into the ring with this muscular bad boy.
The alcohol is effectively buried beneath all the alpha acids, but I'm beginning to feel as if a few of those jabs have connected. I'll claim an empty stomach in order to salvage a little pride. The body is firm and is medium-full (keeping style in mind), a reflection of the abundant quantity of ingredients. The lively--but not overdone--carbonation is a perfect match for the rest of the beer's attributes.
I shouldn't be surprised by Heavyweight any longer, but Stickenjab was better than expected. I'm reluctant to call it an Imperial Alt, even though it's one juggernaught of a beer that keeps throwing combinations until the final bell. I'd like to tighten my laces and go another few rounds, but I didn't have the foresight to buy more than this one bottle. Recommended.
01-15-2006 15:19:44 | More by BuckeyeNation
2.93/5 rDev -23.5%
Nice reddish-amber color, somewhat cloudy, with a good light tan head. The aroma is malt and caramel with a hint of licorice, nice. The flavor though is a bit of a letdown. The malt and hops clash somewhat, in that the malt flavor is more sweet and less complex and the hops just kind of roar in there and give you a bitterness that doesn't mellow or compliment the malt. There is also a bit of a sour off-flavor. Perhaps this was from a bad batch but its a first impression (I like the only other Heavyweight I've had at this point) There is some alcoholic warmth to the beer which is fine. I'm a little disappointed.
01-06-2006 01:58:15 | More by KroMagnon
Stickenjab Alt Bier from Heavyweight Brewing Co.
86 out of 100 based on 122 ratings.


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December is a month filled with beautiful music. Here is a list of top concerts we found in the greater Philadelphia Patch region.
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 9 at 2 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: WCU Live! presents A Christmas Wonderland performed by the Greater Ocean City Theatre Company. The professional singers and dancers will present a high-energy family-oriented, song and dance tribute to the holidays.
- Cost: Adults $20; Seniors/Students $15.
Christmas Vespers
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 6 p.m.
- Where: Valley Forge Military Academy & College 1001 Eagle Rd, Wayne
- Why Go: The annual Christmas Vespers held in the Chapel of Cornelius the Centurion, VFMAC will celebrate the Nine Lessons of Christmas with sacred music and scripture readings.
- Cost: Free
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4 p.m.
- Where:
Daylesford Abbey, Paoli
- Why Go: The Vox Ama Deus Ensemble will perform Handel's Messiah at the Dayleford Abbey on Sunday afternoon.
- Cost: $25
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 3 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: The Theatre Organ Society of the Delaware Valley presents a musical extravaganza. This program benefits the Theatre Organ Society of the Delaware Valley (TOSDV) Theatre Pipe Organ Restoration Fund.
- Cost: $5 - $10
The Keystone State Boychoir
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: The Keystone State Boychoir will present Benjamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols."
- Cost: Free-will offering
- When: Saturday, Dec. 15 at 5 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Enjoy the sounds of regal brass and the voices of the Mendelssohn Club. One of our most popular concerts, celebrate the holidays through timeless music spanning several centuries, traditions, and well-loved traditional carols.
- Cost: $28
Chester County Choral Society's 'Sing Forth This Day' Concert
- When: Saturday, Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Celebrate the Chester County Choral Society's 40th Anniversary with their "Sing Forth This Day" concert with the West Chester Brass Quintet.
- Cost: Students - $5; Seniors - $12, Adults - $15
Chester Children's Chorus Winter Concert
- When: Saturday, Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: The Chester Children's Chorus will present a winter concert at St. Mary Magalen Church. They will be singing selections that will appeal to everyone.
- Cost: Free
Christmas with the Philadelphia Singers
- When: December 15 at 7:30 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Participate in Philadelphia's beloved holiday tradition with a wonderful concert of gorgeous seasonal music. Enjoy a visually stunning and entrancing candlelight processional, capped by a glorious audience carol-sing.
- Cost: $30
Lower Merion Symphony Concert
- When: Sunday, Dec. 16 at 3 p.m.
- Where: Lower Merion High School 315 E Montgomery Ave, Ardmore
- Why Go: Guest soloist, Kirsten Johnson, Associate Principal Violist with the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform the Viola Concerto by George Frideric Handel, accompanied by the Lower Merion Symphony conducted by Music Director Mark Gigliotti. Also on the program is Symphony No.5 in B-flat major by Anton Bruckner.
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Festival of Christmas Lessons and Carols
- When: Sunday, Dec. 16 at 3 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Enjoy a festive afternoon of traditional and inspirational favorites as presented by the choir, congregation and instrumentalists, by candlelight. A Reception will follow immediately.
- Cost: Suggested donation $10 for The Ardmore Pantry at St. Mary's, Ardmore.
The Brandywine Singers present Peace and Love at Christmas
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- Where: , PA
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Service of Nine Lessons and Carols
- When: Sunday, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m.
- Where: Church of The Redeemer 250 Pennswood Rd, Bryn Mawr
- Why Go: The combined choirs of the Church of the Redeemer will present a Service of Nine Lessons and Carols. Based on the well-known annual service at King's College Chapel in England, the service includes many beautiful and beloved carols and choral works for the season. Advent and Christmas scripture lessons will also be read. Early seating is advised.
- Cost: Free, Offering
Vox Ama Deus presents Handel's Messiah
- When: Sunday, Dec. 16 at 4 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: The Ama Deus Ensemble presents Handel's Messiah, a 2 hour and 45 minute show, with intermission. The concert features soloists, chorus and a baroque orchestra.
- Cost: $25
The Brandywine Singers present Candlelight Christmas
- When: Friday, Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: The Brandywine Singers present a Christmas favorite, Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols. Featuring gorgeous harp accompaniment, this beloved work transports us to the middle ages with a 20th century flair. This will be followed by carol arrangements with Hickory Brass and the Chancel Ringers of First Presbyterian Church.
- Cost: Free
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- When: Friday, Dec. 21 from 6 – 8 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Enjoy the Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble as they perform holiday favorites such as "Let It Snow," "The Christmas Song," "Greensleeves," and others.
- Cost: $20 ($10 members, Children under 12: Free)
Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds Holiday Concert
- When: Saturday, Dec. 22 at 2 p.m.
- Where: Exton Square Mall, Exton
- Why Go: Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds Holiday Concert will feature beautiful holiday selections to brighten your season.
- Cost: Free
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- When: Saturday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m.
- Where:New Leaf Club 1225 Montrose Ave, Bryn Mawr
- Why Go: Join the Wilson Vocal Academy and New Leaf Club for a night of holiday and inspirational music to benefit the Hurricane Sandy relief effort. The cafe will be open and serving festive food and drink!
- Cost: $10.00. 10 and under - Free
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- When: Saturday, Dec. 29 at 8 p.m.
- Where:
- Why Go: Celebrate the holiday at this special concert featuring The Philadelphia Mandolin and Guitar Ensemble with music by O'Carolan, Bach, Mozart and contempory jazz composer Jim Dragoni. The ensemble will be performing the styles of Brazilian Chro, Folkloric , Classical and Jazz. The ensemble is comprised of mandolins, spanish guitar, mandola, mando guitar, mandocello and 12 string guitar. There are two shows, one on SAT then a SUN matinee. www.emusictime.com.
- Reception and light refreshments to follow.
- Cost: $15 for church members, $20 for the public in advance, and $25 at the door.


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A judge last week ruled that 86-year-old George Sanders of Sun City received no prison time for the mercy killing of his wife. This rarely happens.
Sanders' story is so compelling -- even prosecutors advised against prison. Most view the killing of his 81-year-old wife Ginger as the ultimate act of love and devotion. FOX 10's John Hook sat down with Sanders.
Their love story began when they were teenagers. Scotty, as George is known, remembers it vividly.
"We went to the old palladium and we danced and I remember we came home and she sat on my lap and that's when I kissed her the first time... the first of millions."
The two were inseparable through 63 years of marriage and 3 children. He provided constant care for Ginger as her multiple sclerosis worsened over the years.
"Ginger couldn't turn over in bed, when she needed to turn over I turned her over."
On November 9th last year, Ginger was facing amputation of her foot from gangrene.
Worst of all, she would end up in a nursing home, separated from her husband. She begged Scotty to end her life.
"I said honey I can't… I got the gun up against her head and I said I can't do this... and she said 'do it do it just do it' and she had that tone of voice and I let loose the hammer and it was done."
He then called 911 saying, "Yes my name is Sanders I just shot my wife."
Hook: "How much discussion went on about this that night? Are we talking hours?"
Sanders: "Oh no we're talking less than 15 minutes. That's the only time we ever even thought of it."
Hook: "It never came up before that?"
Sanders: "It never came up, it never even occurred to us."
He'd just lost the love of his life at his own hand -- and now he was facing prison.
"I knew what I did and why I did it and now I'll take whatever was handed out. I was raised that way," said Sanders. "I kissed her goodbye before I ever went and got the gun and I kissed her and I tried to take a picture, but I couldn't get the camera set up. I said we need to leave something for the kids."
Scotty has no regrets.
Hook: "Do you wish you hadn't done it even though Ginger wanted you to?"
Sanders: "No I don't wish I had not done it, because she wanted it done and her only alternative was to go through hell in a hospital and a nursing home."
And his family never doubted him.
"They knew I loved her and she loved me and this is what she expected me to do and they didn't have any doubts at all."
Last week, a judge agreed. Scotty was found guilty of manslaughter, but the judge gave him probation. No prison time.
What advice does he have about others grappling with cruel end-of-life decisions?
"Go somewhere where it's legal or get some laws changed in this state and every state."
Ginger was cremated. And now she and Scotty are once again together.
"I set her ashes up on the piano. It makes me feel real good to have her there and as long as it does, it's going to stay there."
Ginger had been in poor health for the past 40 years. George said he never considered it a burden taking care of her -- he said the time with her was a blessing.
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She was born near Rockport on June 12, 1924, to Byron and Effie (Warnock) Wood, who preceded her in death.
Survivors include her son, Jeffery B. (Diane) McDougle of Delphos; her daughter, Pamela A. Brenamen of Fostoria; grandchildren, Robyn, Scott, Amy, Adam, Benjamin and Ashley; and six great-grandchildren.
Preceding her in death also were her infant brother, Waldo Wood; sisters, Lucille Schreck and Neva McDougle, who was Treva's twin; and several nieces and nephews.
Treva attended Columbus Grove School and helped work on the family farm during her youth. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, Leipsic, and also was a member of the Modern Mothers Club. She had been employed as a lab technician with the Libby, McNeil and Libby Co., prior to which she worked in retail with Ruben's Department Store, both formerly of Leipsic. In her later lifetime, she was an in-home care provider, lending assistance to many. She enjoyed watching and even kept a running record of scores of many sports events, especially football games.
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Castle Square Apartment
The most beautiful apartment in Warsaw\'s Old Town, situated opposite the Royal Palace, designed for 1 - 4 people.
Its total area is 56m2, located on the 2nd floor of a four-storey period house.
Salon has a 2 seater unfolding sofa, coffee table, armchair, dining table, flat TV, DVD, free internet WiFi.
From the windows guests can see the Royal Palace tower with a clock.
Fully equipped kitchenette:
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- dishes, glasses, cutlery
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The spacious bedroom has a large, double bed, two bedside tables, wardrobe and dressing table dresser.
Throught the window you can admire the Barbican and the beautiful panorama of Warsaw.
Roomy bathroom with shower, toilet, handbasin and floor heating is fitted with a hairdryer, towels, soap, shampoo.
There is a washing machine for guests disposal.
Possibility of adding baby bed.
The apartment has also a separate dressing room with an iron and ironing board.
A manned car park is just 300m away.
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- Cable TV
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- Non Smoking
- Parking
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Generally from the Warsaw\'s Chopin Airport direct to city center (Marszalkowska St. and Palace Of Culture).
You can take a taxi (there are a lot of them) but be carefull not to get cheated because the cost should be around 50zl (13 euro).
There is also an option to travel (from the airport) with bus. The bus stop is in front of the entrance of the arrival hall. Get in bus number 175 (heading towards Pl. Pilsudskiego). You will go through the city center, around 23 bus stops (duration approx. 32-41min).
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This marker retells the story of the 1971-72 Vally Curtain Project by internationally renowned artists Cristo and Jeanne-Claude.
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date approved: 7/21/2014
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El Moro - Trinidad, CO
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date approved: 3/2/2014
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Hazel M. Werner - Steamboat Springs, CO
Stunning tribute to a leading lady of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA.
date approved: 10/9/2013
Carl Howelsen - Steamboat Springs, CO
Carl Howelsen was critical in the development of the ski industry in Steamboat Springs and the overall United States.
Steamboat Laundry Building - Steamboat Springs, CO
This former laundry now houses several small businesses.
Crawford House - Steamboat Springs, CO
The Crawford family was the only permanent family in Steamboat Springs for five years. The community slowly grew to the town is it today.
Routt County Mines and Disasters - Routt County, CO
This roadside picnic area explains the local historic mines and honors the miners killed in the various mines with the Wadge disaster being the largest event.
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Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden - Hayden, CO
This hand routed plaque honors Professor Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden for which Hayden, Colorado, USA is named.
Colorado's Northeast Corner - Sedgwick County, CO
This bronze plaque is located at the northeast corner of Colorado and Nebraska.
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Four Counties: Sedgwick County, CO
Sedgwick County is the northeasternmost county in Colorado bordering Nebraska on two sides.
A Town Called Shirley - Poncha Springs, CO
This site used to be a thriving railroad siding and town in the mining days of the 1920's.
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Hutchinson & Burnett Cabins - San Isabel National Forest - Colorado
This 1930's era ranch cabin is maintained in good condition.
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Historic Ghost Town Dearfield, Colorado
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Fort Sedgwick - Ovid, CO
Fort Sedgwick was an Army outpost dating from 1864 to 1871 from which Sedgwick County is named.
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Old Julesburg - Julesburg, CO
This monument marks the site of the first of four towns to bear the name Julesburg.
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West Wazee Warehouse District - Denver, CO
This area was once a bustling center of warehouses and factories during the late 1800s - early 1900s due to the nearby railroads.
date approved: 7/6/2013
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John W. Hand, Jr., was instrumental in the development of the Capitol Hill Peoples Fair, Denver (now Colorado) Free University and the revitalization of East Colfax Avenue.
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Ault Country - Ault, CO
This historical marker and regional map is located in the town park of Ault off of US highway 85.
date approved: 6/7/2013
Calhan Paint Mines - Calhan, CO
This location features natural colored clays the American Indian natives used to color their pottery and make paints. The hiking trails follow the ancient footpaths used by our ancestors.
date approved: 5/27/2013
Ryssby - Longmont, CO
Historic marker at site of historic Swedish colony and church.
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date approved: 4/22/2013
Fort Junction - Firestone, CO
Historic Marker for pioneer fort.
date approved: 4/19/2013
last visited: 4/11/2014
Loveland/Regional Map - Loveland, Colorado
CDOT Panel marker concerning nearby city of Loveland.
Lt. Zebulon Pike's Southwestern Expedition - Mosca, CO
One of a series of historic markers commemorating the route of Zebulon Pike's southwestern expedition. This marker corresponds with January 28, 1807 in Pike's diary and is located west of the Great Sand Dunes where the party crossed into the Valley.
date approved: 4/11/2013
Lt. Zebulon Pike's Southwestern Expedition - Sanford, CO
One of a series of historic markers commemorating the route of Zebulon Pike's southwestern expedition. This marker corresponds with January 31, 1807 in Pike's diary and is located 4 miles north of Pike's Stockade.
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And inevitably, despite the dangers involved, film rights were swiftly snapped up, with Universal's indie arm Focus Features winning the bidding war, ahead of the likes of Warners, Sony and Paramount, with the prestige of James Schamus' company, behind films like "Brokeback Mountain" and "Moonrise Kingdom," apparently swinging it, although James apparently retains virtually unheard-of creative control over the adaptation. The film(s) isn't being fast-tracked, but Variety reported this morning that producers have spent the last week pitching to be put in charge of the project, so clearly movement is happening.
And as such, we thought it might a good opportunity to do what your mom's been doing for weeks, and what you've been thinking about getting up the courage to do, and actually reading the thing, thinking about who might be decent candidates to direct and star in the eventual film (Angelina Jolie was mentioned at one point as director, but it seemed to have been nothing more rumors). It's clear from Leonard's demands that we're looking at something that will at least have the veneer of prestige; indeed Focus head James Schamus has suggested that he might write the screenplay himself, as he did for "The Ice Storm," "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" and "Lust, Caution," among others.
As for the book itself, it's safe to say it's not going to be in consideration for the Pulitzer or anything. There's only really about one-and-a-half book's worth of story across the three novels (an adaptation would be wise to make one or two films, rather than three, but that would pretty much be a case of throwing money away, so it's unlikely to happen), and the prose is mostly of about the level you'd expect for something that started as fan fiction (for a fun way to put yourself into a coma, drink a shot every time the words "inner goddess" appear) and things slow to a boring, boring crawl every time the central couple aren't fucking.
There is however, plenty of fucking (spiced up with a dash of S&M) and this is obviously the stuff that's made the book sell into the millions. There's undoubtedly sexier, better-written erotica out there, but as a sort of gateway, a not-too-threatening, not-too-chaste "Twilight" with nipple clamps, we can probably see the appeal. What's interesting is how it makes it to the screen; even done without "Shortbus"-style real sex, the book as written is pretty much a guaranteed NC-17, and yet to tone it down would be to risk losing what everyone liked about it in the first place.
And it'll also affect the kind of filmmakers and actors it can attract. Stars resistant to nudity or sex scenes can pretty much be counted out of the running, and ideally you'd need a filmmaker with some experience in that field too -- the risk is that the visual isn't always going to live up to what the reader imagines (something which Leonard herself seems to be worried about) and could be a little prosaic on screen. We'd also argue that being told through a woman's point of view is a fairly crucial part of the book's success (anecdotally, several friends have told us that's part of what hooked them), and perhaps having a female director might be a way of retaining that perspective and sensitivity on the big screen, as well as hopefully ironing out some of the more questionable gender issues.
But preamble aside, below you'll find our view on who would be sensible hires for Focus not only to direct the film, but also star as the two leads, Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey (we're leaving the supporting cast alone for now, mainly because it's pretty much a two-hander, in the first book at least). Obviously, there's a certain amount of projection going on with fan-casting of this kind, so you're likely to disagree; feel free to weigh in with your own picks in the comments section below.
Brielle Foster | August 28, 2013 10:20 AM
Enjoy the film but have been recommended to try the book which is apparently much better :)
50 shades of grey movie
Alexia Tessier | August 28, 2013 6:24 AM
Thank you so much for the wonderful book! I finished it a few days ago and cannot get it out of my head. It is pure magic. It was everything I hoped it would be and much more....
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Susan Heckmann | June 26, 2013 9:45 PM
I like the look of the top girl on the list. Can she act? However, and it's a big however, Ian Somerhalder is the only Christian Grey.
kitcon | March 15, 2013 11:49 AM
As I type this, 89 comments !? I suggest a Part 2: More Thought on Casting.
thinking | January 19, 2013 8:33 PM
Michelle trachtenberg? For Anastasia Steele....she is petite, pale, amd her eyes are big....she looks like the girl next door....but can pull off sex appeal very very well....hmmm
stephanie Landry | January 19, 2013 10:56 AM
I think Emmy Rossum or perhaps Mila Kunis for the role of Anastasia...
Bored | January 17, 2013 6:59 AM
Thos is possibly the most uninteresting and boring eroticas out there! To make it more interesting and compelling, they need to change Anastasia to Anthony, cast Tom Hiddleston as Christian, and a baby faced actor as Anthony and voila! A good time for all!
MBR | January 10, 2013 6:40 PM
I will be very disappointed if Ian Somerhalder is not cast as christian grey. He is gorgeous and sexy as hell and I think the fact that he is a little older makes the story more covincing. To cast someone who is 27 years would make him seem to ridiculous to be a CEO. Please don't cast someone like Ryan Gosling who I wouldn't look at once never mind twice. Christian Grey has to be gorgeous I hope your casting choices don't spoil the film
dana | January 8, 2013 4:17 PM
Every single choice mentioned is too good. Let a couple of C-list television actors do this and get it over with.
Erin | December 21, 2012 10:39 PM
Ian Somerhalder for Christian Grey, Emmy Rossum for Ana.
Amber Heard for Kate, Paul Walker (older but does not look age, so Christian's older bro Elliot), Tom Hardy-Taylor, Jessica Stroup-Mia, Diane Lane-Grace, John Schneider-Carrick, Zac Efron-Ethan, Chace Crawford-Paul Clayton, Jesse Metcalf-Jose, and Robin Wright Penn for "Mrs. Robinson," Taylor Kitsch-Jack Hyde, Rupert Evans-Dr. Flynn, Madeline Stowe-Carla, Scott Patterson-Ray Steele
Nikki | November 21, 2012 6:56 PM
What about Jared Leto??? I think he would be good for the role of Christian.
kim | November 11, 2012 9:12 AM
i really think ANNE CURTIS fits the role of anastasia steele. she's really pretty, wholesome at first look, then sexually attractive in every point. i don't know, just a suggestion. but see, whenever i check out anne's twitter updates, i always think of anastasia steele. i think she's perfect for the role.
Angela | August 12, 2012 10:18 PM
I think Henry Cavill is the only one man enough to play the part. Ian Somerhalder and Matt Bomer still look like little boys to me. Everyone has their own version of Christian Grey and when it comes time to name who gets the part someone somewhere will be disappointed. I will still watch it either way.
Angel* | August 5, 2012 11:23 PM
I'm praying that Ian Somerhalder gets the part of Christian Grey. I've read all 3 books and see only Ian for this role. I've seen lots of other actors thrown into the mix, but seriously? I mean, they are ALL yummy, but Ian has the hair and the eyes that scream Christian! Everyone else has very short hair. How are they supposed to run their hands through their hair? Everyone has their own opinion; but mine will always be Ian Somerhalder. As far as Ana is concerned, hopefully ANYONE but Kristen Stewart will get the part. I can see Mila Kunis or maybe Minka Kelly playing Ana. Kate? Maybe Katie Cassidy. Elliot? Paul Walker. Mrs. Robinson (Elena)? Charlize Theron. But Ian Somerhalder for Christian; PLEASE!!! Love him. Will only watch the movie if he gets the part.
ianne | August 3, 2012 1:16 AM
I just can't see Matt Bomer who has openly admitted to being gay plays the part of Christian Grey... no matter how good of an actor you are. In the campus paper interview that brought Anastasia to Christian Grey, she asked him if he were gay. This is a very intense moment that will essentially set the tone for both lead characters. It's hard to imagine and be captivated by a Christian Grey who can never fall in love with Anastasia because they are on the same team! I think Ian Somerhalder is the perfect Christian Grey!!!
nicole | August 2, 2012 6:06 PM
Cam gigandet
Should be christian grey! When reading the books this is the only person I imagined through the description
Kickadeee | August 2, 2012 4:12 PM
Alex. Pettyfer. is. Christian. Grey. I'm more convinced than ever after seeing him in "Magic Mike". Also, I think Kate Mara would be PERFECT for the role of Ana. Check out her performance as Hayden McClaine in American Horror Story season one!
Lola | July 27, 2012 11:39 AM
kaya scodelario and christian bale
Sooners | July 25, 2012 8:30 AM
I want Tom Hardy as Mr. Grey. And Emmy Rossum as Ana.
NO to Kristen Stuart.
Robbi Meckley | July 21, 2012 5:09 PM
Personally, I think Jenna Dewan-Tatum and Channing Tatum would make an incredible pairing for Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey. If not, I also thought Australian born actress Indiana Evans would be make another terrific Anastasia Steele (hair would need to be darker), but I am not sure about Christian Grey... maybe Alex Pettyfer???
mary grace hynes | July 21, 2012 12:29 AM
mary grace hynes | July 21, 2012 12:23 AM
For sure Channing Tatum as Christian Grey. He could pull it of easily
SHARONA | July 16, 2012 10:37 PM
Matt Bomer for Christian Grey. 'nuf said. Can't believe you didn't even mention his name.
Shienna | July 16, 2012 12:20 AM
Max | July 12, 2012 4:54 PM
Not in this movie.
Marty | July 11, 2012 7:56 PM
Chemistry between the two actors is more important than the actors themselves. You can't fake chemistry. Both actors need to hot, straight and single for what they r going to do
Marty | July 11, 2012 7:39 PM
Matt Bomer is beautiful but gay. Did u not see Magic Mike.
Ryan Gosling is to old and doesn't have the hair
Ian doesn't have the acting chops
HENRY CAVILL....perfect as Christian
Emmy Rossum for Ana. She can act just watch Shameless
Name scoo | July 11, 2012 4:20 PM
I think Ryan Gosling would be perfect. Some of your picks are terrible. Henry Cavill would be second choice.
Most actresses wouldn't do the nudity required. I've found most males don't care about doing nudity unless they are married.
Name scoo | July 11, 2012 4:14 PM
Matt Bomer is gay -- horrible choice for Christian! He even looks gay and like he's scared of women ..I like Ryan Gosling. Nobody listed is good for Ana.
Kari | July 11, 2012 3:20 PM
Ryan Gosling definitely, excellent actor shows versatility in his films and has had many similar characters, the look is not important is Hollywood!! can change the color of your hair and go.
Petros | July 11, 2012 7:07 AM
I see a serious contradiction in this article: It begins by portraying the book as a funny phenomenon with no literary value whatsoever and not even very good as erotica and then goes on to suggest the best people to "do it justice". Like every good self respecting director in the world is trying to get the job! Did the writer ask Jane Campion if she wants to direct what he essentially described as trash literature?
Lyndsey | July 11, 2012 12:09 AM
Ian Somerhalder would make a great Christian Grey and not just for his looks. Ian is a very talented actor who would be a perfect fit for the role.
JDM | July 10, 2012 10:42 PM
Universal and Focus aren't going to cast a big name here, so as good as Ryan Gosling or Michael Fassbender may be in the role of Christian Grey, their busy schedules coupled with their high quotes are going to make sure its someone with less of a profile. The same goes for Ana unless Kirsten Stewart wants to do it so bad she takes a pay-cut
Oogle monster | July 10, 2012 10:17 PM
Another AWESOME curveball casting: Rupert Grint as Christian and Gemma Arterton as Anna.
Oogle monster | July 10, 2012 10:16 PM
Curveball: Jared Leto as Christian and Lena Dunham as Anna. BOOM!
Mandy | July 10, 2012 1:45 PM
I totally didn't like any of the cast listed...yes some are unknown and new but nothing what they described in the book! Ian somerhalder is perfect for Christian because of his acting!! And Ana Lucy hale comes to mind none of the listed above! But that's my opinion...
Ashley | July 10, 2012 1:28 PM
Are you KIDDING me?! Ian Somehalder only because his looks rather than acting skill???!! Get real people! Just because an actor is on a CW show doesn't mean they don't have the chops to pull off big roles. Damon Salvatore practically IS Christian in vampire form. Dark, broody, self-loathing, heart of gold beneath a tough exterior, and NEED I mention Ian has the required "smoldering gaze" NAILED to a tee! When I read the books, all I see is Ian written all over it :)
Meriah | July 10, 2012 12:42 PM
Matt Bomer should absolutely be Christian, and I am still rooting for Emmy Rosum as Ana, I completely disagree with the list mentioned above and if Kristen Stewart got the role it would ruin it for me completely.
Jenna Carson | July 10, 2012 11:58 AM
Matt Bomer is the perfect Christian Grey!
shannon | July 10, 2012 8:25 AM
Matt Bomer would make the perfect Christian Grey and he really needs a good breakout role to getaway from White Collar and into more movies.
JD | July 10, 2012 7:51 AM
I suggest Lena Dunham, Jack Black and as director, Tommy Wisseau. : )
Badchoicesplaylist | July 10, 2012 5:22 AM
Couldn't agree with you less Playlist! Tom Hiddleston completely ruined Deep Blue Sea for me - was stiff and not sexy or charming at all!
nankurunaisa | July 10, 2012 4:05 AM
Christian: Channing Tatum
Anastacia: Taylor Swift (looks ?)... Erica Dasher (my choice)
Justine | July 9, 2012 10:05 PM
Ryan Gosling as Christian and Ashley Greene as Anastasia Steele!!
Awebb | July 9, 2012 9:46 PM
Silas from Weeds should play Christian!!!! So hot, and fits the character!
Mary | July 9, 2012 9:43 PM
Alexander Skarsgard!!!!!! No questions asked! I feel they need to look no further. And, he has already said and i quote "i was born to play Mr. Grey". Im sure he would have no problem dying his hair either. Just look at him!!!! He is perfect!!!!!
CR | July 9, 2012 9:18 PM
Want Ian Somerhalder badly but will settle for Henry Cavill as Christian. Could Katie Holmes pull off Anna?
Ahw | July 9, 2012 9:15 PM
Colin Egglesfield as Mr. Grey!
Claire M | July 9, 2012 9:13 PM
Matt Bomer - Please! Whenever I read the book his face/style etc fit the whole thing exactly!
Have a look below!
N.K. | July 9, 2012 9:08 PM
Wow, I REALLY like Henry Cavill for the role of Christian!!!
Samantha | July 9, 2012 9:00 PM
Has the guy who wrote this article ever even read this book? Anastasia is described as having big BLUE (not brown) eyes too big for her face. And Christian is supposed to be a drop dead gorgeous GREY (not green) eyed man. None of these picks match the characters appearances at all. Honestly, I would ditch all these big named actors and go with no name ones.
Laura | July 9, 2012 8:43 PM
Chris Hemsworth, Henry Cavill or Ian Somerhalder would be good picks.
As far as Ana that is going to be the toughest. I think Emmy Rossum would be good. Alexis Bledel would be good because she has that innocent, good girl role. I kind of like the idea of it being a nobody because I can't think of anyone that would fit perfectly.
angela | July 9, 2012 8:30 PM
Chris hemsworth for sure. No kstew.... and alexis bledel as anastasia
DArtagnan | July 9, 2012 8:27 PM
How about Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart? Directed by Michael Bay.
The books are bad, and started as a twilight fan fiction. So why waste acting and directing talent on them?
ruby | July 9, 2012 8:20 PM
the awkward moment when you forget to mention matt bomer as christian grey.....
Trina | July 9, 2012 8:09 PM
Chris Hemsworth as Christian Grey for sure!
Julie | July 9, 2012 8:09 PM
Ian Somerhalder as Christian Grey and Lucy Hale as Ana
Lisa | July 9, 2012 7:47 PM
I think a totally different girl that perfectly describes the looks of Ana should be Ana...not anybody else mentioned below!
Chey | July 9, 2012 6:31 PM
Henry cavils is the perfect christian grey young and handsome
Ana | July 9, 2012 6:28 PM
EMMY ROSSUM as Ana!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lily | July 9, 2012 6:21 PM
Ryan Gosling is perfect as Christian Grey...if its not him, i wont even bother watching the movie-as always the books are better than the movies.
Lisa | July 9, 2012 6:12 PM
Henry Cavill is Christian Grey. He is Perfect
kris | July 9, 2012 6:09 PM
kaya scodelario for anastasia steele
pta for director this could be his lolita...
jacqui lewis | July 9, 2012 6:08 PM
I think Matt Bomer should be cast as Christian.
7 | July 9, 2012 5:42 PM
this piece of shit is advertisment for abusive relationships sold as S&M kinky fantasy.
Marty | July 9, 2012 5:41 PM
Henry Cavill as Christian and Emmy Rossum as Ana
Sam | July 9, 2012 5:21 PM
Think both characters need to be unknowns, un associated with other roles and as closely matching Ana and Christians as possible. The trouble with any film adaptation is, it is only the director or casting teams take on the story and characters and not necessarily how you saw them when you read the book.
zoë | July 9, 2012 5:04 PM
christian bale would be a great christian grey
Connor | July 9, 2012 4:57 PM
I'm reading it right now. Really crap book. It would be a miracle if the film turned out to be any form of good. As for the leads. I want Benedict to play Christian. As for Ana, I went for Nina Dobrev against Anna Kendrick or Emmy Rossum. Director I really can't decide. Paul Thomas Anderson, but that is because of The Master Trailer being so good.
Audra | July 9, 2012 4:55 PM
I could really care less who they cast for everyone, EXCEPT Christian. Please, please, PLEASE consider Chris Evans. He's got it all going on . . . perfection!
C | July 9, 2012 4:39 PM
Analeigh Tipton. Casting PERFECTION
3:53 | July 9, 2012 3:54 PM
Anastasia steele= Rooney Mara
Christian Grey= Henry Cavill
bedtimebonzob | July 9, 2012 3:42 PM
As terrible as this book sounds (haven't read it), I'd totally watch some arty sex movie directed by Campion, starring Tipton and Hiddleston. Great picks, Playlist!
Tom | July 9, 2012 3:36 PM
Please let it be K-Stew. She needs to get NEKKID
Katie Walsh | July 9, 2012 3:32 PM
"for a fun way to put yourself into a coma, drink a shot every time the words "inner goddess" appear" LOL Oli, I am literally obsessed with you.
Love the picks here, definitely would lift it out of cheap smut territory and into more lofty air. James Deen is probably, ahem, the most experienced with the material, but no idea of his acting skills.
Also, Bret Easton Ellis won't shut up about writing this screenplay on Twitter.
Stephen B | July 9, 2012 3:30 PM
Did Leonard turn down Bret Easton Ellis? He's been tweeting about his desire to script the adaptation for about a month now and appears to have taken meetings.
Marko | July 9, 2012 3:25 PM
"We read it"
I feel so sorry for you.
Liz | July 9, 2012 3:23 PM
No actor with any sense of self-worth would ever sign on to do this garbage.


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9:38am Wednesday 5th December 2012 in Bromley By Robert Fisk, Chief Reporter
THIS was the scene in Elmstead Lane, Chislehurst, last night (December 4) when a water main burst.
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Now there's temp lights whilst they fix the road so how long that will take is anyones guess.
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It all started so innocently. And by "innocently", we mean "not innocently." Jon Heyman woke up in a rankling mood, and he felt like rankling people. So he tweeted this:
i love the folks who never saw jack morris pitch who are certain he isnt hall of famer bec their stat guru said so
Dustin Parkes has a plausible scenario up about how Heyman spends his day. Makes perfect sense. If riling people up is your thing, Jack Morris is a great go-to tool. Heyman did beautifully.
But it's also the kind of thing that spawns some nice research. And over at Baseball Prospectus, Colin Wyers took a quick peek at who really might have been the "pitcher of the '80s", that oft-repeated point that's often used to argue for Morris. You can go to BP for the exact methodology -- which has to do with the writers' perception of Morris at the time instead more than statistical analysis -- but you can get a pretty good idea of how it went just by looking at the company Morris is keeping:
Steve McCatty - 0.600
Tom Seaver - 0.558
Jack Morris - 0.543
John Tudor - 0.542
Mario Soto - 0.533
If you're thinking, "Say! Tom Seaver!", remember this had to do with the '80s, a decade that began with Seaver as a 35-year-old.
(As an aside: Have you stared at Seaver's Baseball-Reference page lately? It's never a bad time to do so.)
If the argument is that the younger generation just can't pick up on the nuances of Jack Morris because they weren't there, Wyers uses the BBWAA's own Cy Young voting history to suggest that the writers might not have been there either.


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It's come to my attention that some people have this blog on their RSS feeds or Google readers, but do not follow me via other social media. I just wanted to let you know that for now I am posting almost exclusively at +972 Magazine, which I am proud of; it has become quite successful, with frequent mentions in the New York Times and other prestigious media outlets.
There are some older posts over at +972, not cross-posted here, that you might be interested in reading in case you'd like to catch up on the last few months, but I have not written very much since leaving Egypt at the end of April. Instead of returning to Israel, I came to Toronto. At the time, my mother was very ill – in the last stage of cancer – so I came to be with her and to help my sister care for her.
My mother, Judith Gwendolyn Goldman (nee Brail) died on 12 July 2011. My sister Adina's eulogy for our mother is here.
I was exhausted from the intense events in Israel over the previous year, plus Cairo – which was fascinating but completely depleting – and then being with my mother as she lived her final two months, in a lot of pain and grief. So I have decided to stay in Toronto – for the medium term at least – rather than return to Israel.
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Harry Yorgey (25-2-1, 12 KOs) once again narrowly escaped Julius Kennedy (7-5-1, 3 KOs) in an even better fight than they put on the first time.
Bryant Jennings takes one more step on his road to being the next big thing in the heavyweight division.
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Jamaal Davis was victorious in the main event of Peltz Boxing's show in Atlantic City on Saturday night. Bad Left Hook's Ryan Bivins runs down the results and gives his take on the full card.
Bad Left Hook's Ryan Bivins was in the house this past Saturday night at Bally's Atlantic City to catch Peltz Boxing's card headlined by cruiserweights Andres Taylor and Garrett Wilson.
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