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Smuttynose Scotch Style Ale (Big Beer Series) - Smuttynose Brewing Company
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Ratings: 459 | Reviews: 277 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by dragonWhale:
New York
4.83/5 rDev +21.1%
Praise be to the good Pat for sharing this delightful little monster. The 2007 bottle popped and served in the dying heat. Crimson is forever! A little oxidized, but absolutely an enhancing of the qualities of this beer, fully integrated. Caramel, fading smoke, a little dark fruit. The age on this beer has put it in such a beautiful place..my belly. This is one of the best beers I've tried in a while. The little bit of smoke just tied it all in. Reminded me a bit of Adam, but I've never had Adam with so much age on it.
Good work, Smutty..
08-06-2011 03:24:34 | More by dragonWhale
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North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev +1.5%
Pours a light brown with some deep orange tint with a thin head,awesome malty aromas big and fruity with some caramel and brown suger in there as well the aroma alone warms ya up a bit.The body seems just a tad thin but not to watery by any means,a malt bomb here caramel and brown suger are the base of the flavors with some alcohol dipped fruit in there as well.This will keep the dampness of the day from getting to me,very solid Scottish ale a style I really enjoy I would drink this again anytime.
06-02-2005 19:41:54 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +0.3%
08-30-2013 22:38:09 | More by SuomiHobbit
New York
4/5 rDev +0.3%
05-10-2014 23:00:32 | More by jeagleton
3.85/5 rDev -3.5%
Pours from the bomber a deep murky brown with hints of red and a nice creamy tan head on top. A sweet malty nose with a nice helping of peat tones as well as dark fruits. Earthy tones pop out....pretty nice and heavy on the malt with a hint of hoppiness.
First sip brings a big, sweet chewy maltiness upfront. There's a nice peaty, spicy, earthy flavor that blends in very nicely and is not overpowering at all. Some hints of raisins, dark fruits, maybe a drop of molasses. Just enough hop bitterness on the way down to wrap it all up nicely. A slight alcohol presence on the swallow...a nice Scotch ale overall.
Mouthfeel is full, creamy and chewy....goes down smooth and coats the palate nicely. An easily drinkable brew...but a bomber is enough for me. Scotch ale is not one of my favorite styles...however Smuttynose has done a nice job with this one. I look forward to more from the Big Beer series.
03-16-2005 02:54:36 | More by orbitalr0x
3.98/5 rDev -0.3%
Nice creamy head like you would expect from an oatmeal stout, except this is a scotch ale. Very dark, also like a stout.
Smell is kind of a turnoff. The alcohol is very present, and the rest of the scent makes me think of soap.
The taste is excellent, though. Very smokey, rich, roasty, toasted, oakey. Deep, with a good amount of complexity. A very filling beer that I can see pairing up with a meal perfectly. The mouthfeel is full and well developed. Tons of personality!
I dont think you could have too much of this in one sitting (as it is so filling), but it sure does go down easily! Smuttynose scotch style ale is one I would definitely like to come back to.
12-27-2005 02:07:56 | More by chOAKbarrell
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
A wonderful beer. It's a nice brown color with a fairly substantial head that dissipated quickly. It had a predominately malty aroma. The taste was more complex. My crummy taste buds could pick out fruit and malt, with a hoppy backtaste. It felt very smooth, with a moderate amount of carbonation. A very drinkable beer; the 25oz bottle was just the right amount.
01-14-2006 19:58:24 | More by lordofthewiens
4.53/5 rDev +13.5%
Presentation: 1pint 6 fluid oz brown bomber bottle.
Appearance: Pours a clear, bright mahogony / ruby red beer with a thin, retaining, creamy off-white head.
Smell: Extremely malt, fruity, estery, fresh, herbal with a nose full of caramel.
Taste: Ultra-smooth mouthfeel, creamy, juicy. Very malty, thick and rich with a solid full-body and slick feel. Malt sweetness is high and fruity with buttery caramel, toasted malts, light carob and biscuity malt finish. Hop bitterness is mild with a tea-like infusion of herbal and floral flavours, and a touch of spice that lingers off into an alcohol presence. Finish is slick with malty/bread notes.
Notes: Perhaps one of the best offerings from Smuttynose, IMO. Malty, but magically balanced and so damn drinkable. A spot on Scotch-style Ale too; malty, low hops, some caramel and hefty.
01-12-2002 13:37:29 | More by Todd
Rhode Island
4.55/5 rDev +14%
Poured a clear, deep amber, reddish/brown, with a magnificent light tan, creamy head. Great lacing left behind.
Smells of peat moss, maltiness, mild hop spiciness...
I taste more peat moss and that salty sea air, around the same flavor I get from, say, a Lagavulin but obviously not as distinct but very much there. Alcohol bite is present. Bitter hop finish.
Lightly Heavy bodied, decent carbonation..perfect for the style. Dry finish.
Taking down a bomber of this is easy business since it's so tasty and enjoyable.
11-18-2007 04:16:22 | More by Doomcifer
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-26-2014 13:07:48 | More by megamass
3.98/5 rDev -0.3%
This "Biggun" poured a clear, dark, mahogany, with a small, tan head that quickly drops into patchy and collar lace. Aroma is very malty, as expected, with notes of toffee, molasses, and caramel. A faint whiff of floral hops is also apparent. Mouthfeel has a moderate hops bite and plenty of carbonation.
Tatse is very malty to start, with toffee and caramel sweetness. There is a nice funky, hops bitterness to keep things in check. Some vinous notes emerge midway through, and the taste develops a number of complexities. A fig/date fruitiness gives way to more dark fruits as the alcohol content becomes noticeable. Vinous notes try to reassert, but get knocked back by the bitter, floral hops and heavyduty malt character. I don't pick up any peat or smoke flavors here, but it's still a very tasty Scottish style ale. With some smokiness, this would earn some superlative scores from this reviewer.
03-23-2004 02:33:35 | More by merlin48
New York
3.98/5 rDev -0.3%
Bomber bottle, w/o freshness dating. Pours murky and cloudy dark chocolate in color, with a long lasting tan head. Leaves extensive, sticky lacing. Nose is of some more chocolate and peaty, earthy goodness. This is a smooth, full bodied brew. Notes of semi sweet chocolate, more peat, some smoky, brandy and dark berries. Tasty smokey and also sweet, this is a nice malty brew with pleanty of character and flavor. The last pour adds a healthy dose of yeast, adding to the richness and complexity. Chalky dryness late. Well worth a try
12-20-2005 02:13:39 | More by Billolick
3.98/5 rDev -0.3%
Corn copper color with a full finger of soft, light tan color...sits quietly on top and goes nowhere for quite a bit and produces some lovely thick lacing as it recedes into the brew itself.
Mellow scotch aroma in the nose with sweet molasses and buttercream.
Taste is real nice...vanilla, sweet malt, definite scotch presence but very subdued and very well blended with everything else going on here. A decent amount of floral hops thrown in to dry up the finish.
Mouthfeel is quite thick and the carbonation is just where I want it....this style has really grown on me and Smutty does it right on this one. Goes down so easily and keeps you coming back for more.
02-04-2006 00:47:15 | More by warriorsoul
4.38/5 rDev +9.8%
Once again, the power of beer karma smiles upon me. Enjoying a few pints with some friends and fellow BA altctrlsdelete at Capital Ale House last night, I noticed Matt had ordered this beer. Again, this was not listed on the tap list...it looked good....I ordered one. As the old knight guarding the Holy Grail (of the non-Monty Python variety) in Indians Jones and the Last Crusade would say: "You have chosen....wisely."
Served in the commerative CAH St. Patty's day glass, the scotch ale is deep brownish-caramel in color. Miniscule lace quickly died away (though my glass was filled to the brim) to just a fine layer at the edges. Aromas are an interesting mix of caramel malts and a chalky-smoky character. Flavor is full of malt. Great level of hoppy bitterness balances. Finishes with an ABV kick and a spicy, zesty aftertaste. Very drinkable with a medium-bodied smoothness.
Notes: I've never really gotten into Scotch ales, but this was a real eye-opening experience for me. I will definitely seek out some more of this style. Kudos to Matt for this one.
Edited 4/1/04: Apparently, this was a very rare and very special "oak-aged" version of the regular beer.
03-19-2004 02:47:37 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
4.22/5 rDev +5.8%
Smells of thick, sugary malts, with just a touch of earthiness to it: a subtle olfactory hint of the peat-smoked malt inside.
The taste follows these smells almost exactly, as the ale delivers a shotgun blast of sugary and peaty malt. The combination here works well, as the sugary side of the beer contains nice fruit flavors and dark fruit esters, with caramels and perhaps a hint of brown sugar, but the peaty side of the malt lends a stabilizing tang, bringing a smoky, almost-sour quality that, if you've ever smelled a fire lit with dried peat moss, will be instantly recognizable. Hops are also present, giving a nice bitter third layer that lingers on your tongue for a bit after the brew has gone down your throat.
The only complaint I might have about this brew is that the aftertaste is vaguely metallic, as if I were sucking on a penny. Still, that's a very small complaint for what is otherwise a great Scotch Ale.
08-13-2011 20:54:04 | More by jondeelee
4/5 rDev +0.3%
11-01-2013 19:44:07 | More by Janeinma
3.63/5 rDev -9%
Split a bomber with a friend during dinner yesterday. Not gonna lie, picked it up because I like the style and I liked the label...
Appearance-Pours a handsome deep shade of dark brown that still lets in a little bit of light. Not too aggressive pour yields two fingers of nice tan head that quickly fades down to just a ring around the edges. Carbonation appears fairly minimal, and a decent amount of stick lacing left down the side of the glass as I drink.
Smell-A nice whiff gave me a good dose of booziness and malt with this one. Very sweet smelling with a lot of malt and a lot of caramel toffee. I had a hard time getting past the sweetness of the smell to some of the more complex nuances, but they did seem to be there...perhaps a bit of peat in the background on the second and third whiff.
Taste-Lots of caramel and sweet malt. I enjoyed the flavor on this one. The caramel sweetness covered up the booziness just enought to my liking in a scotch ale, with just the right amount of warming alcohol coming through in the aftertaste. Again, a little surprised because I thought the flavor profile was going to be a little more complex than I was able to detect, but I certainly liked what I did pick up on and found it to be very representative for the style.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability-Mouthfeel was nice and sticky as complementary per the sweetness. Carbonation level was nice, present but not too overwhelming. The only area where the mouthfeel suffered for me was that I found it to be a little bit on the thin side compared to other scotch ales that I've had before. Regardless, it felt nice in the mouth and nice going down. Sweetness however did kill the drinkability of this one for me a bit, though certainly average for the style
Overall, very solid scotch ale. Not my favorite that I've encountered and could have been a little thicker for my liking, but I'd have it again.
07-15-2009 03:19:01 | More by boatshoes
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
07-07-2013 15:41:19 | More by Mantooth
4/5 rDev +0.3%
02-18-2013 01:26:57 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
4.15/5 rDev +4%
Tea-colored with orange highlights where the light gets through. Has a quickly receding foamy light brown head. Aroma is sweet malt with some hop smells getting through, and some hints of brown sugar. Mouthfeel is very smooth, envelopes the mouth. Flavor is sweet malt, with some molasses, and a bit of raisin. Not sweet like some scotch ales, and very even. The ABV hides beneath the flavor, and does not overpower the tongue.
04-02-2004 23:02:15 | More by far333
3.98/5 rDev -0.3%
Finally a Smutty beer I really like a lot. Pours a clear dark copper with a foamy eggshell head. Decent retention and lacing. Smells quite malty with a hint of toasted almond.
Taste is pure unadulterated malt. Very slick, smooth, and buttery. Body is medium with minimal carbonation. Finishes just a hair on the alcohol burn side, but it works for this style. Nice solid product.
01-15-2004 02:18:23 | More by yankeeheel
4.23/5 rDev +6%
Poured into fluted snifter; deep ruby, clear, with a fluffy cream-colored head. Fades after a bit leaving chunky lacing.
Smells of sweet malt, caramel, crisp bitterness, hint of smoke.
Taste follows nose; sweet malt, doppelbock-like, crisp bitterness with a bit of smoke in the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is slick but hefty in body.
Overall, this is the biggest scotch ale I've tried. Very big flavor and mouthfeel, definitely a sipper. It went great with my family's "pretend we're irish" meal of corned beef and cabbage.
03-18-2014 01:22:20 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev -6%
12-25-2012 23:01:03 | More by williamjbauer
3.68/5 rDev -7.8%
Oak-aged, on tap, Extreme Beer Fest 2004...
Dark chestnut appearance, clear. Good 1/2 inch head with dripping lace. Aroma is subdued but lingering, some distant smokiness. Heavy mouthfeel, cinnamon tones and prickly hop up front and early. Some carob and vanilla sweetened cream inthe mid mouth impression. Finishes with a distinct bite for a Scotch Ale. While equally alcoholic as more traditional "heavies", this one has more of a hoppy bite to it than many.
01-19-2004 18:30:20 | More by ADR
West Virginia
4.1/5 rDev +2.8%
Appearance: Ruddy burgundy creamy off white head leaves specks of lacing, not bad. Aroma: Reserved smokiness rich fruit and kiss of alcohol blends beautifully. A deep bready character weighs in with the rich malts very nice Scotch ale, definitely classifies as a Big Beer. Taste: Chocolate tones peated malts nice blend no heavy fruit undertones a bit reserved in some ways but tasty altogether capped with a touch of hops. Mouthfeel: Medium bodied ale with a smooth carbonation hard to believe how easy it was to polish off one with a friend. Drinkability: Could a drink a couple, of course. However save these for special occasions and share with friends they will enjoy imbibing on this bad boy.
04-28-2004 20:48:34 | More by WVbeergeek
Smuttynose Scotch Style Ale (Big Beer Series) from Smuttynose Brewing Company
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Since 1985 he has focused on current flow in nanoscale electronic devices and the approach pioneered by his group for the description of quantum transport, combining the non-equilibrium Green function (NEGF) formalism of many-body physics with the Landauer formalism from mesoscopic physics, has been widely adopted in the field of nanoelectronics. This is described in his books Electronic Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Cambridge 1995) and Quantum Transport: Atom to Transistor (Cambridge 2005) and he was elected to the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE) for this work.
Datta is also well-known for his contributions to spin electronics and molecular electronics. He has received Technical Field Awards from the IEEE both for research and for graduate teaching and was selected by Sigma Xi to receive the Procter Prize (http://www.sigmaxi.org/programs/prizes/procter.datta.shtml).
The problem of current flow involves many fundamental issues of non-equilibrium statistical mechanics and with this in mind, Datta's latest book Lessons from Nanoelectronics: A New Perspective on Transport (World Scientific 2012) tries to make the insights gained from nanoelectronics accessible to a broader audience ( http://nanohub.org/groups/lnebook ).
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Chocolate Chip Snack Cake Recipe
Instant pudding mix and cake mix cut the preparation time for this delicious cake that is loaded with grated chocolate chips. I often make it for weekend guests and work luncheons. It always goes over well.
- 1 package yellow cake mix (regular size)
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 4 eggs
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1 package (12 ounces) miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 4 ounces German sweet chocolate, grated, divided
- Confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients; beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes. Stir in chocolate chips and half of the grated chocolate.
- Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 45-50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
- Sprinkle with remaining grated chocolate while slightly warm. Cool completely. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 12-15 servings.
Originally published as Chocolate Chip Snack Cake in Quick Cooking November/December 1998, p32
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Really good and couldn't be simpler. Family loved it and this would be good for potlucks and get togethers because it's so fast and easy and is really delicious. A winner!!!
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2011
This is delicious. I made it to donate for a cake walk at our church carnival and it smelled so good cooking, my family insisted I make one for them as well, so I had to turn around and make another one.
Reviewed Mar. 7, 2011
This was easy and you'd never know you used a cake mix in it. A nice quick cake!
Reviewed Sep. 25, 2010
havent tried it yet but it looks good. I wondered tho why the picture looks like it has a bottom layer of choc.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2010
This cake looked great and tasted great too. Everyone in my family liked it.
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Development plans for Blue Star II project take shape
$42 million Blue Star II residential, retail development set to begin construction in 2013
SAN ANTONIO - Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday accepted an application for staff to begin negotiating a nearly $500,000 tax abatement for the Blue Star II residential project, which is on top of the $5 million in incentives the city approved earlier this year for the mixed use development planned for Southtown.
"We're really excited," said Dan Markson, Senior Vice President of the NRP Group. "We're going to begin construction in April."
After three years of intense planning, Markson is ready to see his $41 million dollar development take shape along the banks of the San Antonio River, which has already undergone tens of millions dollars in improvements as part of the Mission Reach project.
The project is being built on 7.5 acres on the former Big Tex site, which served as grain silo. It certainly doesn't look like much now, but Markson said when the project is completed in early 2015, the former industrial site will be totally transformed into one of the premier places to live in Southtown.
"If you look at how many people actually live on the river here, you could probably count them on two hands and two feet," Markson said. "This is going to put 500 people on the river."
The development will have a modern industrial feel, incorporating the main grain towers and repurposing several of the old silos into the project.
"Some of them are going to be cut and made into gazebos, some of them are going to be cut and made into fountains," Markson said. "Some of them will be just as is and be objects of art so we're going to do some creative and fun things with those."
Markson said the street leading into the development will have a familiar feel. It is designed to resemble the look and feel of Commerce and Houston Streets in Downtown San Antonio.
"This is going to create a very similar experience to the Houston Commerce feel, where you'll be able to walk down and see these cool buildings on both sides but with openings going out onto the river," Markson said.
With so much development taking place North of downtown, Markson is excited about the possibilities his project brings to the Southside.
"There's really not much that's happened South of Downtown," Markson said. "You go two blocks South of here and you can encounter some real poverty so we're pulling the bar of prosperity Southward."
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(WMC-TV) - Around the nation and even the world, people are stopping to remember the tragic day 50 years ago when our nation lost President John F. Kennedy.
Before that somber day, JFK made a stop in Memphis to campaign for president.
Congressman Steve Cohen was in grade school during JFK's visit to Memphis during the 1960 campaign, which included a speech.
"President Kennedy inspired me to get into government," said Cohen. "I got to see him in Memphis when he campaigned."
Cohen snapped a picture of the then democratic presidential nominee as Kennedy's motorcade passed through the intersection of Union and Cooper avenues.
Kennedy gave a speech to thousands of Memphians standing in front of the Falls Building downtown.
State Representative Johnnie Turner remembers JFK's campaign visit to Memphis clearly. On the same day, she and fellow LeMoyne-Owen College students were arrested at what was then Memphis Municipal Airport.
"The facilities at the airport were segregated," she said.
As were other places where sit-ins had started earlier that year in an attempt to peacefully integrate them. Turner and others thought sitting in at the airport's whites-only restaurant during Kennedy's visit would help the cause.
"We did not expect him to come to our rescue, but we thought because of the significance of the occasion ... We thought there's be a wide outcry by the citizens," said Turner.
Instead, Turner believes the incident was deliberately downplayed as to not tarnish the city's image.
"People didn't even know the sit-in had taken place," said Turner.
It is something she would like to believe Kennedy would have supported as candidate who, for her generation, was like none other.
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---- — NEWBURYPORT — The City Council will meet tonight at 7:30 and its agenda indicates it will likely follow up on two issues it has discussed before: street lights and funding union contracts.
The council has considered for more than a year a proposal to buy and maintain its own lights on street poles. It would initially cost money but would eventually result in a savings, proponents say.
Much study has gone into the matter, and the subject of "green initiatives $117,861 purchase lights" suggests that councilors might be ready to finalize the initiative.
Councilors are also scheduled to discuss "free cash transfer request to fund union contracts." Mayor Donna Holaday recently requested a transfer of about $132,390 to pay for small cost-of-living increases for most union employees.
Some councilors objected to taking money for pay raises from free cash. At the council's last regular meeting, the measure narrowly failed to win approval.
Several councilors suggested that each union group be broken out separately rather than taken as one.
Holaday reportedly has organized her request by union bargaining units, and those requests could be addressed tonight.


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I really don't require a recipe for a sandwich like this! Just looking in the refrigerator gives one so very many choices. The writer came up with a very tasty combination but why take up space in a publication with a basic ham and cheese sandwich with condiments. Everyone is caramelizing onions these days and that is the more difficult ingredient. I expect this magazine to guide me into more challenging recipes using that are quick and easy but that might appear to be not so on first read.
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A variety of science experiments made for some hands on fun at Chipola College.
A group of 14 kids from five panhandle counties are spending their day with their mentors at the first ever 'Chipola Champs Camp.'
"Kids involved in the child welfare system don't always have the opportunities that other kids have, that I had growing up, said Courtney Stanford with the Florida Department of Children and Families. "We really wanted to expose them to different opportunities, get their feet on a college campus, so we can help them continue their educational and career dreams."
For seventh grader David Smith, it's his first time on a college campus.
"It's bigger than you know regular high schools elementary schools," said Smith.
"What about the cheerleaders last night at the basketball game? Asked Smith's mentor.
"That was pretty cool," said Smith.
The youth started their camp with seats to a Chipola College Basketball game Tuesday night before touring the campus and different career fields on Wednesday.
"We wanted to have something available for everyone's interests...so not everyone likes athletics not everyone likes academics and art," said Stanford.
Haley Whitcomb, 17, will graduate high school this year. She is anxious however to start college next year.
It's an aspiration the Chipola Champs Camp hopes to make a common thread among all the youth who attended.
The Chipola Champs Camp is part of the Department of Children and Families' statewide initiative called Camps for Champions, created a little over a year ago. Wednesday's camp was the first camp in our area.
It's also the first to kick off a mentoring program along with it. The youth have been paired with a mentor who will keep in touch and motivate them on an ongoing basis.
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Brooklyn, N.Y. – The first member of her family to earn a college degree, LIU Brooklyn senior Luz Frias has scaled the academic heights: The political science major with a 3.97 grade point average has been named valedictorian of the Class of 2012.
"My family is ecstatic," said Frias, whose parents immigrated to the United States from the Dominican Republic. They and her two older brothers will be present when she delivers the valedictory address at LIU Brooklyn's commencement exercises on Thursday, May 10.
The ceremony will take place at MCU Field in Coney Island, Brooklyn, where 1,969 degrees will be conferred. The commencement speaker is former New York Jets defensive star and philanthropist Marty Lyons. Columnist Jimmy Breslin and author and artist Daniel "Danny" Simmons also will receive honorary degrees.
Born and raised in the East Bronx, Frias graduated as salutatorian of her class at the High School for Teaching and Professions in the Bronx. When she was in her early teens, her family moved back to the Dominican Republic for several years. "It is a wonderfully, family-oriented community," said Frias, 22. "It gave me a different perspective on relationships and the value of friends."
That experience helped shape her decision to attend LIU Brooklyn.
"I chose LIU because it was a smaller campus where I could develop close bonds," she said.
Frias is a member of the campus's Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program, which provides economic and educational help to disadvantaged students who may not otherwise be able to attend college.
"Being a HEOP student made my journey smoother because they offered me unconditional moral, academic and financial support whenever I felt overwhelmed or stressed," declared Frias.
Frias, who plans to attend law school, has, in turn, given back to her fellow students. She served as a scribe to a legally blind paralegal student, attending the student's classes, taking notes, helping with research and assignments and assisting her in written exams. She also tutors freshmen and sophomores in math and English.
"I think Luz is an extremely hard worker with a great sense of social responsibility," said Diana Voelker, co-director of HEOP. "She is going to make a very good lawyer and will help people."
Fluent in Spanish and English, Frias has worked part time at a law firm, Codelia & Socorro, since 2008. Her accomplishments include the Dean's List, Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science National Honor Society, Jacob L. Holtzmann Award, Alfred DiMaio Award and the Edna K. and Jacob S. Spiro Law Award.
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Notes: Capuano, Bush continue battle
Pitchers are vying for rotation spot; Crew trio gets defensive
PHOENIX -- Asked for his take on left-hander Chris Capuano's performance against the Rangers on Friday, Brewers manager Ned Yost lifted his arm and pinched his nose between his fingers.And while it's way too early to make any decisions about the starting rotation, Yost said it's getting to the time when Capuano and right-hander Dave Bush need to pick it up. Bush surrendered five runs, only three of them earned, in three innings of work against the Rangers on Wednesday in an outing that included a four-run inning. Capuano surrendered six runs in the third inning on Friday, also against the Rangers, when six straight batters reached safely including Texas outfielder Josh Hamilton, who hit a grand slam. "Their next outings are going to be important," Yost said. "We need to see them starting to get back into what they naturally do best. "They're both phenomenal competitors and both guys, their makeup is top-notch," Yost said. "But you still have to step on that mound and perform. You have to be a Major League pitcher, and that goes for everybody on our staff or everybody that's going to be on our staff. You have to be able to make a pitch and throw a strike when you need it." He added: "It's too early in Spring Training to panic and go crazy over that stuff. ... I expect that, somewhere down the road, the command will sharpen up. If it doesn't, then we have to sit back and evaluate things." Bush, Capuano and Claudio Vargas are the most experienced (and highest-paid) pitchers vying for an opening in the Brewers' starting rotation. Young right-hander Carlos Villanueva and left-hander Manny Parra are also in the mix to follow Ben Sheets and Jeff Suppan. Another young pitcher, Yovani Gallardo, is working back from knee surgery and could be rehabbing into early April. Bush and Capuano will both be slated to pitch about four innings and somewhere in the neighborhood of 65 pitches in their next start. Bush will come first, on Monday against the Cubs. Capuano's next turn should come Wednesday, again against the Mariners. Working on things: Capuano has been working this spring on a slider with a wider arc, but his final pitch on Friday was a 2-and-0 fastball to Hamilton, who cranked a grand slam to cap the six-run outburst. "I don't want to say I got tired. I hate saying I got tired," said Capuano, who is coming off surgery on his non-throwing shoulder. "The ball was just up in that last inning. The first couple of innings I felt on top of the ball and had the ball going down real good. That [third] inning, it came up three or four inches, right into the hitting zone." He has been working on a different grip for his slider, a pitch that Yost said he "needs." But Capuano was winless last season after May 7 and knows he also needs to win a spot this spring. "Everybody knows the situation, but no one really talks about the competition or what's going on," said Capuano, who cited Sheets, Suppan and Gallardo as locks. "The rest of us are fighting it out." Working on things II: First baseman Prince Fielder was not in the Brewers' starting lineup for Friday's Cactus League game against the Rangers. That did not mean he had the day off. "Prince and Rickie [Weeks] and Billy [Hall] are on a schedule," Yost said, referring to his first baseman, second baseman and third baseman. "My plan is to play them two days and then give them a day off, but their day off is extensive defensive work."
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AP Source: Gronkowski has torn ACL, damage to MCL FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) _ A person familiar with the injury tells The Associated Press that New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has a torn ACL and damaged MCL. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Monday because the team made no announcement. There was no word on when surgery would be done. Gronkowski was hurt midway through the third quarter of the Patriots' 27-26 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday when he was hit on the right knee by safety T.J. Ward after a 21-yard reception. Gronkowski missed the first six games this season after forearm and back surgeries. In the next six games, he led all NFL tight ends with 37 catches and 560 yards receiving. On Sunday, he had two catches for 32 yards.
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Clay County authorities have charged an ex-convict in the beating death of a longtime AT&T employee on a service call.
Bryan J. Middlemas, 35, who has a record of arrests for drugs and assault, was arrested and charged in the murder of Kevin Mashburn, who was found badly beaten inside his company truck.
Mashburn, 58, was on a service call last Wednesday at an apartment complex in Gladstone when he was brutally attacked. He was taken to North Kansas City Hospital, where he died from his injuries.
The Metropolitan Major Case Squad spent the last five days following several leads in this case before arresting Middlemas late Saturday evening.
In the case police have against Middlemas, investigators say a call to the TIPS Hotline led them to him. It also shows the final call for help Mashburn made while locked inside his truck. Using an instant messaging program, Mashburn's first call for help came at 2:52 a.m.
AT&T dispatch logs show his message as, "I need you to call me an ambulance. I have been attacked." The conversation lasted a little over 30 minutes.
Mashburn says he was attacked with a flat crowbar that he was badly hurt and his head was split open. In a probable cause statement, Middlemas said he disposed of the crowbar in a nearby pond or lake.
Authorities from the area began to gather about 6 a.m. Monday so they could search for the possible murder weapon in the death of Mashburn. They are searching the Chaumiere Lake area of Kansas City, MO, which is just west of Northeast 43rd Terrace and North Cleveland Avenue.
Middlemas is charged with murder in the first degree, armed criminal action and attempted first-degree robbery. His bond has been set at $1 million and he is currently being held in the Clay County Jail. In the charges filed against him, the prosecutor is asking for the death penalty or life in prison without parole.
Middlemas' Facebook page shows he graduated from Park Hill High School in 1995.
Someone who used to hang out with Middlemas, that did not want to be identified, says he was involved in drugs like meth and marijuana when she knew him.
"Brian used to be one of those that just kind of lived buy the seat of his pants (and) was really into some heavy drugs, got into some problems," she said.
Mashburn and his wife had four children and a 10-month-old granddaughter, and AT&T had offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Mashburn's union has established a fund to help his family.
Donations can be sent to:
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- (1King bed, 4 Queens, 1 doubles & 1 twin >)This house also has TWO kitchens and TWO large living rooms, making it a great home to share with multiple families..... It is literally steps from the beach and near the dunes. It is close proximety to downtown Pismo.
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* David Backes: had a goal, an assist, and three shots on goal. Now has three goals at the Olympics.
* Kevin Shattenkirk: had one assist.
* T.J. Oshie: had one shot
(beat Latvia 2-1 to advance to the semifinals)
* Jay Bouwmeester: had three shots, played just over 11 minutes.
* Alex Pietrangelo: had one shot and played just over 16 minutes.
(beat Slovenia 5-0 to advance to the semifinals)
* Alexander Steen: had one goal and a team-high six shots.
* Patrik Berglund: had two shots.
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A Channel 3 News employee is facing criminal charges.
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Ever consider joining a club? There is sure to be one near you. And there are clubs in many countries other than the US. You should be able to find a club that is looking for no-boat fishermen, so you do not need a bass boat to join. Some clubs are team format where you and a friend fish the tournaments together. Some allow individuals to fish by themselves. Even others have tournaments without weigh-ins. The competitors keep up with their catch during the day and release the fish immediately.
Many clubs have a theme. There are several Christian clubs that hold their tournaments on Saturday and make an effort to set a good example. Almost all have a conservation effort as part of their club. Some focus on smallmouth. Most have some kind of kids fishing event and make an effort to promote youth fishing. Military clubs are often found around bases. Other clubs center around one particular lake. The women bass fishermen sometimes have their own clubs, just for them, but many clubs are co-ed. There are also college clubs. A national association for hearing impaired bass fishermen has clubs in several state.
Local clubs usually are part of a national group. Bass Anglers Sportsman Society was the original, and many states have a Bass Chapter Federation of clubs that hold a statewide tournament to select a team to go to a national tournament. Club fishermen have a chance, although a very long shot, at a BASS Masters Classic amateur slot through this process. Some clubs are beginning to have their own private lakes to fish, rather than focusing on tournaments.
Many clubs have a web page and some have interesting info. Almost all run club rules, tournament results, how to join the club and pictures, but there are also "stolen boat updates," club members' fishing stories and fishing updates. There are even classified ads on some sites, and others promote educational articles to help you learn, even to knot tying instructions. You can also find archived club newsletters.
Consider joining a local bass club for fun, fellowship an education!