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I have chronic daily migraines that migraine-type medication does not respond to..at all. Nucynta works pretty well for me, I take 100 mg x5 times a day. I've been taking it for at least a year and a half to two years. I think it's usually effective and doesn't seem to have any long term side effects.
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I've been on this medicine for a little over a month now, and compared to the ultram and anti-inflamatories I've been on for 7 years, it really has helped. I do have some wierd side effects i.e. wierd dreams, dizziness,etc. all of which have started to subside,and now it's just relief.
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I have fibro and spinal stenosis,,with scoliosis ,disc determination terrible pain down both legs and across but.have been on cymbalta for fibro for years .been on norco 10/325 for 2 years 3 times a day hated the norco took over 2 hours to have any effect and lasts about hour and a half. This drug must be started on low does.heavy eye lids for a while then it goes away.having fusion surgery soon h ... Show Full Comment
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I have tried many pain medications over the years for the pain from Fibromyalgia. Nucynta works well with other medicines I take. It fights the pain for about 6 hours and then I can take more. That works for me.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Wet weather couldn't keep a group of people from walking to defeat ALS at the University of Toledo.
Just over $100,000 was raised by nearly 1,000 walkers.
Each person walking has been touched, in one way or another, by someone they know with the killer neurological disease.
100 people in the Toledo area are battling ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
That may not sound like many, but the cost for annual treatment of each one can be as much as $200,000.
Walkers raised money to provide costly patient support services.
"We have come a long way in patient care and quality of life, but we still don't know the cause, treatment or cure for it," said Mary Wheelock of the ALS Association.
Carol Rice knows that firsthand.
"We lost 5 family members in the last 8 years to ALS," said Carol.
That would be Carol's two brothers, her mother, her aunt and a cousin.
"We've been participating with researchers and we're hopeful they will find something that will help our family and many other families," said Carol.
Melissa Belcher was diagnosed with ALS in 2010.
She's married and is a mother of 2.
A team of family and friends walked in her honor wearing t-shirts that read 'M 4 M'.
That stands for Miracles for Melissa.
"She's dong O.K. She's a tough cookie and she's strong mentally and is an inspiration to all those around here," said Melissa's mother Janice Smith.
Melissa's son Grant agrees.
"She's a very strong woman because she's been fighting this disease," he said.
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11:00am Saturday 11th January 2014 in Non-League By Stuart Amos
Hampton & Richmond Borough defender Alan Bray fears his time at the Beveree could be at an end – and it will not necessarily be down to him.
The 27-year-old has switched to Ryman Division One South Walton & Hersham on a six week loan deal as he steps up his return to fitness after breaking his arm earlier in the season.
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It was a case that made national headlines -- a man out walking his dog was shot and killed outside of a Taco Bell restaurant in south Phoenix.The shooter told police it was self-defense and that the victim was about to attack him with a metal pipe, but it turned out that pipe was really a dog leash.
Prosecutors spent the day presenting their case. It's been called "The Reverse Trayvon Martin Case." The shooter claims he feared for his life and had every right to shoot under the "Stand Your Ground" law.
The gun used to shoot 29-year-old Daniel Adkins was shown to the jury as Phoenix Police detectives testified in the trial against Cordell Jude.
Adkins had developmental disabilities. He was out walking his dog when he was shot and killed at the Taco Bell near 51st Avenue and Baseline Road. Jude was pulling out of that Taco Bell and almost ran over Adkins. Adkins allegedly hit the car and yelled at Jude. That's when Jude told police he feared for his life and pulled out a gun and shot Adkins. At first, Jude told investigators he thought Adkins had a weapon -- detectives didn't find one.
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Detectives say they did find a dent on the roof of Jude's car, but testified they don't know if the dent was already there before the shooting. Adkins was shot at close range.
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HAVERHILL — Northern Essex Community College's Top Notch Players will bring to the stage the tragedy of the life of Anne Frank when they present "The Diary of Anne Frank."
Performances are in the Top Notch Theater on the third floor, Spurk Building, Haverhill campus, 100 Elliott St.
Anne Frank was a German-Jewish teenager who was forced to go into hiding during the Holocaust. She and her family, along with four others, spent 25 months during World War II in an annex of rooms above her father's office in Amsterdam.
After being betrayed to the Nazis, Anne, her family and the others living with them were arrested and deported to Nazi concentration camps.
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The play is directed by Jim Murphy, Northern Essex theater professor. Haverhill High School graduate Kim Cote of Haverhill has the lead role.
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- Five Keys to Safer Food - Sharing and reapplying practical knowledge
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Foodborne Disease Burden Stakeholder Event
From 26 to 30 October 2009, the WHO hosted the third formal meeting of the Foodborne Disease Burden Epidemiology Reference Group (FERG) in connection with the third international Foodborne Diseases Stakeholder Event in Geneva. For the first time, the FERG reviewed preliminary burden of disease results in the areas of enteric, parasitic and chemical causes of foodborne diseases. Specifically, they discussed interim results of diarrhoeal disease morbidity and mortality in persons older than 5 years, as well as the burden of dog and pork tapeworm and peanut allergens.
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TOWSON, Md. – Senior forward Michelle Peebles set career-highs with 15 points and nine rebounds to lead the Towson University women's basketball team to a 58-55 victory over the Coppin State Eagles Wednesday night in the Towson Center. With the victory, the Tigers improved to 4-1 this season and remained undefeated at home, winning each of their first two games.
"I'm always happy to get a win, especially against a city rival," said Coach Joe Mathews. "Tonight we got a couple of breaks and were able to pull it out."
Towson controlled the game from the opening tip-off as Peebles made back-to-back buckets with around 14 minutes for a 14-6 lead. The Tigers extended their lead to double figures when sophomore guard Ciara Webb converted a layup that put the Tigers ahead, 28-17, with 3:51 remaining in the opening half. It would be Towson's largest lead of the opening frame. Coppin State scored five of the final seven points to make it a 30-22 game at the half.
Towson was an impressive 10-for-10 from the charity stripe in the first 20 minutes of play. Juniors Nyree Williams and Tanisha McTiller each hit all four of their opportunities.
Coppin State would answer as the second half got underway. Trailing 30-22, the Eagles ripped off 10 consecutive points to open the period and took a 32-30 lead after a pair of free throws from Leola Spotwood with 16:12 remaining in the game.
However, the Tigers answered with a 14-6 run to take a 44-38 lead with 8:02 to play. That run was capped by Webb's triple. Freshman forward Krystal Pearson's three-pointer broke a 3:02 drought without a field goal for Towson and gave the Tigers a 48-40 lead with 5:00 remaining.
The Tigers added six free-throws over the final three minutes of the game to withstand a Coppin State comeback and earn the victory.
Tanisha McTiller was the Tigers' other player in double-figures scoring, tallying 13 points, six rebounds and six assists. Webb matched her career-high with nine points while adding a career-high six boards. Williams added eight points and seven rebounds despite being limited to just 19 minutes with foul trouble.
Spotwood had a team-high 13 points and nine rebounds for the Eagles, who got out-rebounded on the glass 47-27 in the game. They dropped to 3-3 this season with the loss.
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Japan and India both have much to gain from a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and more than a dozen Indian steel, energy and IT tycoons that begins Saturday in the ancient capital of Kyoto.
German economic fears growing but Merkel strong
David Rising, Associated Press | posted 34 minutes ago
Ordinary Germans are spooked about the future. Businesses are starting to see black clouds on the horizon. And an economy that has been the envy of Europe is showing cracks, shrinking unexpectedly last quarter amid the conflict in Ukraine.
Feds jail ginseng poacher as wild plants face risk
Mitch Weiss, Associated Press | posted Aug 29th - 2:41am
Broke and down on his luck, Billy Joe Hurley turned to the only way he knew how to make a living: poaching ginseng.
USDA seizes more than 1,200 illegal giant snails
Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press | posted Aug 29th - 2:12am
The giant African snail damages buildings, destroys crops and can cause meningitis in humans. But some people still want to collect, and even eat, the slimy invaders.
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China's biggest property developer has launched an e-commerce venture with Internet giants Baidu and Tencent, adding to competition for industry leader Alibaba Group.
Malaysia Airlines to cut 6,000 staff in overhaul
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Malaysia Airlines will cut 6,000 workers as part of a $1.9 billion overhaul announced Friday to revive its damaged brand after being hit by double passenger jet disasters.
Tesla, Chinese firm plan 400 charging stations
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Tesla Motors Co. and a state-owned Chinese phone carrier announced plans Friday to build 400 charging stations for electric cars in a new bid to promote popular adoption of the technology in China.
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Japan economy stalls as incomes, spending languish
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Japan's vital signs remained weak in July as wages fell further and household spending dropped, signaling continued weakness in the world's third-largest economy.
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Thousands of passengers are feeling the impact of a pilots strike in Germany after negotiations between the country's biggest airline Lufthansa and the union representing pilots collapsed over a long-running dispute regarding wages and early retirement benefits.
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As President Barack Obama warns of stepped-up economic punishments against Russia for its military incursions inside Ukraine, U.S. sanctions have so far avoided one prominent financial institution: the $10 billion Russian Direct Investment Fund, which has partnered with brand-name American companies and whose advisers include top U.S. and European private equity executives.
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I received an e-mail that I had a private message and clicked on the link and read it. I also had about 2 dozen more I didn't know about. That is the first time I received an e-mail. When I open the Cub board, I look up and see the same message every time, "You have no new messages" and the little icon is never lite up? Is this the way it is supposed to look?
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Merlin it is supposed to say that you have New message/s along with an eMail reminder with each new P.M.. You should tell dennis about it and he will look into fixin it.
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Merlin, the option for e-mail notification of private messages is set up in your profile. You might want to review your profile and make sure it is enabled.
The pop-up message will only show 1 time for each new message and the banner line will only indicate the first time you open the page. In other words, if you go into the forum index and the window pops up and you leave the index before going to the message, the next time you go back to the forum index it will say there are no new messages. Even though you never went to the message and read it.
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Depending on what combination of system, web browser and browser options you are using, pop-ups may not be displayed. I am using Intenet Explorer and have pop-ups blocked but with this site explicitly listed to allow pop-ups.
It must be me somehow. I call myself looking each time I open the Cub board, but that must not be the case. I'll keep an eye on it. I have it set up in my profile to "Notify on new Private Message". Yes Jim, I am using W/XP and have it set for this site to allow pop-ups, but very few other sites. Thanks Jim & Bigdog
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I would also like to know about hermionies rearction to ron coming back, it was perfect in the books. Is she ad at him for a while after as well?
thanks soo much for answering all these!
Wow exellent full on report
2 questions Is Harry's wand broken? and what happened to the dursley scene, also i wish they had done more on wormtail because the dept he owes to Harry ties on to the 3rd book
This was a wonderful report. I am glad that Dobby's funeral is going to be in the movie, and glad too that Bellatrix is shown to be the cruel woman that hse really is. In the previous films, she came across as demented, but her real evil did not seem to shine through, darkly, as it were. i am so glad that the Silver Doe scene is intact, and wish though that we could have seen Wormtail meet his end. It certainly sounds as if the last movies will be spectacular!
okay my two cents. cutting lupin from gridmauld place is a mistake cause later his death wont be as big of a shock cause of that relationship to harry, having dobby bring dung with kreacher is actually really cute. showing the story of the horcruxes in flashbacks is good since they got cut in HBP, my biggest worry is having phenius negilus cut cause how is snape suppose to know where the trio are to send him the sword during the silver doe? thats going to be a major plot hole unless they explain it in part two, not having wormtail die is a mistake, everything else sounds good. my question is when they apperate from malfoy manor does dobby still take luna olivander and gripehook first then come back from the trio or is it all together? and the running time is 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes) im asuming that before credits since this was a test screening (working print) right? all in all very excited!
Here's my take on the whole thing. Let's just wait til November and all your questions will be answered!!!
This. . . is. . . AWESOME! I can't wait.
Does anyone know if Dan and Emma filmed a kissing scene (as described in how the silvery Locket-Characters interact), or will it be CGI?
thanks for the updates!!!!
Ahhh I couldn't help read it and just by reading it i am tearing up… i just cant believe it. Sounds amazing! :D
Will Luna use the deluminator like she did in the book to free Harry and Ron? Since they won't be in the tent when they are caught unless it will just produce light automatically.
Do they keep the part where the snatchers interrogate them after they bind them up- IE where Harry lies and says he's Vernon Dudley and he was in Slytherin, Ron says he's Bardey Weadley and Hermione says she's Penelope.
@EdwardTLC , Edward I appreciate a LOT your massive indepth review, but plz could you just answer me this.. I been checking in all the reports and no one has really talked about it… Can you go into detail Ron's departure and the Malfoy Manor? Moslty on how they acted, their emotionals reactions, like Is Ron and Harry's fight intense? were they shouts? physical fighting? or was it toned down? In the Malfoy Manor, does Ron goes crazy like in the book where he is half sobbing? How was Harry's reaction to Hermione's screaming? Did Bellatrix put the "mudblood" word in Hermione's arm with the wand or with the knife? Me and I think many fans will appreciate these indepth scenes because I havent found these scenes detailed in any report. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thank you for the in depth review. Very excited for this movie!! However, concerned about rating of film and the sexuality introduced in Part I (removing of lacy bra on from one of the 7 Harry's and the porcelain vision of Harry/Hermione topless kissing/embrace). Both my kids are under 10; just wondering if these scenes are brief or drawn out, and whether or not there is actual "nudity". It would be a real bummer if the film receives a PG-13 for unnecessary sensuality…
My main complaint about the HP movies is when they omit a scene that is pivotal or crucial in some way to Harry's character development. Sure, there are details that I always miss, but it's those character moments that I lament (e.g. in PoA Harry not connecting his patronus to Prongs (or even an explanation on who Prongs was), so that he doesn't see how is father is alive in him). It sounds as if they have made a similar blunder here by skipping from Harry burying Dobby to Voldemort getting the Elder Wand. Where is Harry choosing his path by picking Horcruxes over Hallows before Voldemort gets his wand? That's a crucial moment, and, actually, I hoped Harry making that decision would be the divider for the two movies, because that is the moment where Harry reaffirms to trust Dumbledore (even if he is still angry with him) and sets his course, which brings him, ultimately, back to Hogwarts. That being said, the details sound promising. So much is included, which will be nice to see.
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@Sue100: unnecessary nudity?! That's the one big question that matters: how naked is Hermione? Should I bring tissues, Edward?


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4.13/5 rDev -1.4%
12 oz bottle generously provided by Alex. Thanks a bunch! 2011 model.
Extremely dark with a short lived razor thin brown head. A menacing looker to be certain.
Mocha, bittersweet dark chocolate, bourbon, fudge batter, and vanilla, with a trace of oak. Hint of vaporous fuel hints at what's to come.
This is a mean bitch. Malt bomb, roast and chocolate, touch of smokey char, oak, coconut, and a punch of alcoholic heat that slams into the center of your chest and gropes at your heart as it struggles to beat against the menacing grip of Black Magick. Flaming, long, drawn out finish of resident evil.
Medium bodied hot hot heat that coats and oozes. Not as thick or viscous as expected, but no slouch either. A big beer that manages to control itself and not run too far astray or become too messy. Very pleased to have had the opportunity....thanks again Alex!
08-09-2011 02:21:56 | More by BarrytheBear
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3.93/5 rDev -6.2%
2011 bottle. Thanks Mikesgroove!
Appearance. Pours thick and black with a very thin orangy brown head that rises up after the pour and fades quickly to a faint ring.
Smell. Wow, much bourbon, so beer! Anyways, ya lots of bourbon, licorice and some dark chocolate, a bit of wood and vanilla.
Taste. Good amount of bourbon again, black licorice, some bakers chocolate in the finish followed by a little bit of bitter oak.
Mouthfeel. Full body, actually quite thick and a little bit sticky on the lips. Very low and smooth carbonation.
Overall. Not the best tasting beer but an enjoyable bourbon bomb. If I was a big bourbon fan this would probably kick more ass.
02-10-2014 03:35:28 | More by Rutager
3.15/5 rDev -24.8%
Deep dark black pour with virtually no head, almost looks still in the glass. Syrupy entrails cling to the side of the top of the glass. Aromas of bold dark malts that are somewhat roasted with lots of dark fruits and a backbone that's boozy and has some soy sauce accents as well. Slightly smoky to boot. A bit odd.
First sip brings a blast of big roasted malts upfront. Somewhat sweet and syrupy with lots of fruit flavors along with a dose of smokiness. Boozy accents hit midway down and bring in some big, slightly overbearing alcohol heat. Overly extreme in my opinion.
Mouthfeel is thick and again slightly syrupy. A bit too much residual sweetness and alcohol here. I think this one could have been better if the abv was ratcheted down a few notches. Thanks to autumnaldave for sharing the 12oz bottle, as 6oz of this was more than enough - not a big fan of this one now but maybe some age on it would help.
04-05-2009 17:49:07 | More by orbitalr0x
5/5 rDev +19.3%
09-09-2012 05:00:32 | More by heddar33
3.68/5 rDev -12.2%
Pours dense pitch black with a short lived fudgey dark brown head. The bourbon flavor is very robust and quite nice. There's plenty of oaky vanilla for everybody. The stout seems more chocolaty than anything, but this it very much a bourbon delivery device. Big oily palate with a long hot finish. This is a pretty enjoyable beer, but not a world beater.
03-19-2009 23:52:48 | More by tjthresh
4.05/5 rDev -3.3%
Glad to get my hands on some of this beer. A big fan of BBVD, so this was a must try.
Pours a oily, jet black with a thin layer of light brown head. Lacing is thin and spotty...not surprising for the style.
Aroma is wonderful with a boat load of bourbon and vanilla. Lot of dark chocolate too. The alcohol is noticeable too, but at 15.5% abv, I'm not too concerned.
Taste is fantastic. A real standout in the handful of barrel aged imperial stouts I have had the pleasure of sampling lately. Bourbon? Check...also, a big presence of bitter dark chocolate up front. Less vanilla in the flavor versus the nose and the heat is there too, but as much as it is detected, the mouthfeel is velvet and I find myself wanting another 12oz. after this. I won't do it knowing the abv, but for the high octane, I still find the drinkability decent for the punch this one packs. So glad to find this local gem, as it is everything I could have hoped for and more.
03-07-2011 02:11:22 | More by warriorsoul
New York
4.51/5 rDev +7.6%
12 oz bottle 2009 release
Pours out completely opaque black, pours out like the darkest spent motor oil. Nice legs and lacing, retains a dark mocha colored ring, smooth creamy head.
Bourbon soaked wood, still boozey after all this time, in a good way, vanilla,
Sweet, dark burnt sugars, vanilla marshmallow, smooth smooth bourbon, old bourbon soaked wood, really get the barrel.
Thick but not overly so.
Amazing beer, amazing at this age, just right.
12-02-2012 19:32:09 | More by dogfishandi
New Jersey
5/5 rDev +19.3%
12-20-2011 19:03:05 | More by andrecrompton
4.18/5 rDev -0.2%
Pours out a completely expected black with a very thin dark brown head. Aroma was bourbon heat, at this point, I was not expecting greatness, you have a substantial boozy heat coming through in the nose.
But then it was love at first sip, the booze was really diminished on the palate, allowed the bourbon to come across in a behind the scenes way, wasn't hot at all, made me think of all the iipa's at 7.5% that seemed to have more heat to them. Lots of toffee. Fair amount of chocolate. Great mouthfeel, doesn't get tired, and is far from a chore to finish, unlike many other beers in this neighborhood of 15%.
Thanks to whoever it was that threw this in as an extra, and then koufax21 for throwing me another. Drank this after the bama/lsu game and during ufc 138.
11-06-2011 15:34:55 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
4.53/5 rDev +8.1%
My label states 15.5%, this is one beautiful looking beer, it's absolutely pitch black no visible light makes it through the body...everything fades to black. Head is smooth and creamy light tan color with fine layers of lacing forming as it settles.
Aroma is full of lively whiskey barrel aging effects, vanilla, charred oak big aggressive barrel aging on the nose with a background imperial grandpa stout brewing up with dark chocolate/coffee/hints of soy sauce pretty impressive that something this complex can come out of Meadville, PA. I love the ville de Mead, I attended Allegheny College as a freshmen and this beer is like a 360 from the beer scene I experienced that year.
Flavor is full of whiskey barrel aging effects, well the booze seems to dominate a bit my nares are widened and senses alert with the first sip, warmth runs down my chest and throughout my palate. Funny that I bought a single bottle of this for 17 dollars and a full case of KBS for 100 bucks tonight after having dinner at Primanti Brother's in Crafton, PA. As it warms dark chocolate, whiskey dessert creaminess comes alive with dark fruits in the background, an amazing drinking experience no doubt. Warm belly, happy heart I consume this special beer being proud to personally know Matt Allyn...not just as a beergeek but a person who loves beer and and works his ass off while raising a family.
That's the real side to Matt that comes through, he's a family man working for Straub, Erie, 3 Sons, Voodoo, Sprague, Blue Canoe...Matt is simply a true gypsy brewer for a region who does what it takes to keep the beer flowing.
Mouthfeel is hot, but not offensively so, I love the way the dark roasts and creamy chocolate meld with the hints of whiskey barrel aging like vanilla and charred oak with high 31 proof beer sits comfortably on a beer drinker's palate on a cool mid March evening.
Overall impression is excellent one of those beers that I have had but never threw down my thoughts in ink, I'm glad I've made a permanent statement about how excellent these brews are. By the way, I've recently seen Voodoo Pilzilla in 12 ounce bottles quite simply the perfect format for such an unrelentingly hoppy pilsner. I love Voodoo, they need to send some Cowbell down here on Nitro it will move without difficulty.
03-22-2011 05:02:46 | More by WVbeergeek
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
02-25-2013 21:59:39 | More by SPRichard
4.22/5 rDev +0.7%
Thanks to beachbum1975 for sharing this bottle with me.
12oz. blank, no label, brown bottle, poured into a snifter.
A: Completely pitch black... one of the darkest beers I've seen. Maybe a 1/2 inch of deep, dark espresso colored head. No lacing but lots of oils and resinous hop juice and malt sludge.
S: Big time bourbon. Huge. Very sweet and potent vanilla and oak. Very woody. Stings the nostrils.
T/M: Massive. Simply massive. Bourbon is massive. Vanilla and woody oak is also massive with just a touch of syrupy cherry juice in the back. Very oaty feel in the mouth with a touch of very bitter chocolate. Some resinous hops. Everything is... massive... but it's too much. It's all borderline too much but hits the brakes just in time. Body is very full but the light carbonation keeps is pretty smooth.
D: Very slow sipper. Too massive to be very drinkable at all. No complaints, though.
11-22-2008 01:07:13 | More by pwoods
4.85/5 rDev +15.8%
Black with 1cm khaki head. Low retention and spotty lacing.
Roasted character in the nose with some chocolate. Bourbon is present but not Alot. A little oaky.
Flavor is phenomenal and extremely well balanced. Deep, robust and not overly rich. Nice chocolate notes. Mild bourbon and vanilla.
Mouth is just under full bodied. Silky with light creamy carbonation.
Overall this beer is excellent! You'd never know it's 15% abv. I want more!
04-28-2012 05:05:04 | More by MrVonzipper
Ontario (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev -3.8%
Voodoo horizontal. A well balanced beer, emphasizing the bitterness of the hops and roasted malt. Chocolate and coffee in the secondary. Smooth, thick mouthfeel. Bourbon, chocolate, roast in the nose. Very dark brown with little head. Rich experience, aging has given it some notes of cognac.
03-22-2012 02:47:50 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev -4.5%
11-15-2011 01:16:50 | More by jh1982
New York
2.1/5 rDev -49.9%
Thanks to ipa247 (Jeff) for this one. Unlabeled 12oz. bottle poured into a Darkness snifter. Shared with schen9303.
A: Standard pour yields no head... so I extend it... and still nothing. Beer is thicker than motor oil and darker too. Lacing is spotty and and sparse with moderate cling. Nice legs though. Not the best looking but damn... may be the thickest imperial stout I've seen to date.
S: Nose is outrageously aromatic and strong. Booze hits full force right at the beginning. Notes of vanilla, roasted malt, liquorice, brownie mix, creamy hops, and chocolate linger in the background. Make no mistake about it... this is very one-sided... and not a good side either.
T: Opens very roasty and boozy. Ethanol and roasted dark fruit bitterness create an awkward combination at the start. Liquorice and stale sweet soy sauce towards the middle. Abrasive chocolate, bitter cocoa powder, creamy hops, and liquorice at the end. Finish is more roasted dark fruit and cocoa powder. Aftertaste is bitter cocoa powder and some bittersweet chocolate. Too much booze and not enough complexity. The flavor that is present is awkward. Not impressed at all.
M: Medium bodied and moderately carbonated. Oily and thick in the mouth but bubbly and prickly going down. Finish is messy with a lingering aftertaste. Rather standard but the body is light for how it looks and at 15.5% ABV, this actually tastes STRONGER than it actually is... which is a feat in itself.
O: This beer is sought after?!? I don't understand it in the least or else I'm entirely missing something here but this is not a good beer. Too much booze, not enough flavor, and every other aspect is barely average. Pass... its not nearly worth the effort.
04-09-2011 01:58:59 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
05-19-2013 01:31:23 | More by Photekut
3.43/5 rDev -18.1%
Thanks to guinnessdoc for sending me this bottle long, long ago.
Black Magick lives up to its name. It's onyx. Pitch black. No light's cutting through at all. Ominous and impressive. A thin layer of head just covers the surface. It's dark mocha colored and recedes very quickly. At 15.5% abv, it was born to die...quick.
The nose is alright, but doesn't blow me away. It has a strong, bittersweet dark chocolate scent initially. It's followed by a rather strong bourbon scent. It's a little much for my preference. I understand this was barrel aged for somewhere between 6 months and 1 year. Perhaps that was a little too long. Roasted coffee is noted. There are also light dark fruit and black currant scents. Smells slightly charred. Alcohol is easily noted, but it is 15.5% abv. Is that a surprise?
The flavor's pretty good. I'm debating the flavor score. It's definitely full of bittersweet, dark chocolate. The malt base is nice and rather sturdy. Roasted coffee blends well and adds subtle depth. Bourbon is strong in the mix. A little too strong for my preference. I prefer a more subtle, moderate approach. It has a light, tangy dark fruit flavor. Black currants, light molasses, and a charred flavor round it out. Alcohol is rather strong and warm. Boozy? Yeah, a little. But, I don't think it's overly hot. Go figure. Honestly, I think the flavor's just above average. It's too boozy and the strong bourbon flavor overpowers some of the other stout flavors.
Black Magick also has a medium body. It feels too thin. The label says this was brewed with 15 different malts. I'm surprised it doesn't have a fuller body. It needs it. Drinkability is average at best. The flavor's alright, but it's boozy and grows tiresome rather quick. It's also damn strong at 15.5%. Yeah, you read that right.
I'm honestly a little disappointed in Black Magick. It's alright, but could be dramatically better. The biggest problems are the overly strong booziness and the insufficient body. This would be much better if it were aged in barrels for 3 months and came in at about 10% abv. Add a little more heft and it'd probably be a real winner. As it is...just a little too extreme. Glad I got to try it out nonetheless. Thanks a ton, Josh.
07-10-2010 03:30:39 | More by prototypic
New Jersey
4.05/5 rDev -3.3%
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A: Thick and aggressive black with trace amounts of carbonation and decent lacing
S: Big sweet vanilla aroma upfront with traces of roastiness chocolate wood and bourbon. It is definitely on the sweeter end
T: aggressive bourbon to start followed by sweet vanilla and hints of wood. This reminded me alot of older visc except it had carbonation. Not as complex though as some other BA stouts
M: Good amount of creaminess, no heat except for the bourbon which adds to the appeal.
D: I split the bottle with someonoe else but felt that at the end of it I could have gone for a little bit more
01-03-2010 17:37:35 | More by mikey711
2.33/5 rDev -44.4%
12oz bottle thanks to bring.
Pours black and thick with a minimal head on the beer.
Aroma is soy sauce, roast, bourbon, and booze. Intense.
Flavor is also very intense and soy saucey. Roasty with anise, charcoal, and alcohol. A little too reminiscent of Sam Adams Triple Bock.
Really full-bodied with extremely low carbonation and a slick palate.
Really undrinkable in large amounts, even a ticker's 2oz pour.
05-21-2010 05:07:50 | More by nickd717
3.75/5 rDev -10.5%
12 oz. bottle to a snifter. 2011 bottle. Reviewed from notes.
Appearance - No head. Black, but not inky. Sticky and leggy. Looks like loads of sugar in this guy.
Smell - Chocolate malts. Smokey and oaky, but not a ton of bourbon.
Taste - Molasses and chocolate. Bourbon notes, but not a lot of barrel to it. Oaky in the finish. Becomes dry and astringent.
Mouthfeel - Not boozy at all, which is amazing. Low carbonation. Oaky, dry, and tannic.
Overall - Had this after a BCBS 08, which meant this was always going to lose. Nowhere near as refined in flavor, but also nowhere near as boozy. I'd love more barrel in this, but the base stout is loaded with molasses.
08-28-2012 23:16:25 | More by Alieniloquium
3.5/5 rDev -16.5%
07-10-2012 02:33:29 | More by tonyclifton36
4.6/5 rDev +9.8%
This has finally been making the rounds to some of the bottle shops in PA over the last week or so. I figured that it's time to check out the meat & potatoes of this guy. Thanks to HopDerek for picking this up for me at Capone's in Norristown, PA. $10 per.
12 oz unlabeled and unmarked bottle. Served at 45 degrees F and then allowed to warm up some at room temp. It goes into an oversized Dogfish Head snifter to allow this beast some breathing room.
An aggressive pour into the glass yields a blackness that is as dark as an oil slick with a smallish ¼ finger covering of burnt, reddish looking, dark tan head. This fizzles down pretty darn quickly into a retention that bunches up thinly around the edges with some smallish wisps that float in the center. This leaves a huge creamy cascade of foam down the sides of the glass that sticks around via some oily brown residue and good spotty lacing. The aroma is OMFG! notes of Bourbon, including some vanilla sweetness (that seems to stick in the nose) and a woody oak character. I mean, the Bourbon is so strong at first, that I can literally smell it a good 3 feet away from the glass! The sharpness of the Bourbon smoothes out as it warms; allowing the underlying Imperial Stout qualities to comes out and play. Notes of dark chocolate, caramel, roasted malts, with a touch of coffee and dark fruits. It's hard to go super deep on this because of the Bourbon smell but I'm also picking up some additional dankness of soy sauce and wet tobacco that seem to feature more predominantly as it warms. Of course, there is also a big ole' waft of heat (that combines with the Bourbon) to singe your nose hairs a bit and remind you that your dealing with a beer that has some serious ABV going on with it.
Much like the aroma, the taste profile starts out with strong Bourbon character that smacks you with notes of warm vanilla sweetness. Very good smoothness and balance allows the deeper Stout character to emerge pretty effortlessly and a lot easier than many other Barrel-Aged beers that I've tried. Big chewy flavors of chocolate, roasted malts and coffee, darkish tasting fruits, soy sauce, and a sense of woody oak that gives off a touch of funkiness to the proceedings. The Bourbon strikes back in the finish, leaving a warm sweet smack on the lips that lingers. The mouthfeel is full bodied with a beefy creaminess up front that then thins out a bit towards the end of the swallow. There is a pretty hefty alcohol presence at work here but it only becomes a touch stinging towards the end. It definitely combines with the Bourbon in the finish to leaves a hot and hazy feel on the breath that you might want to keep away from an open flame. The overall feel isn't quite as beefy as some others but I think that the alcohol is covered up pretty well here (for the size) and more than makes up for the depth of the body.
Wow! Lovers of Bourbon, complex Imperial Stouts, or both can rejoice, as it seems that we've got a new Barrel-Aged Beast of the East that can hold its own. This is a hot beer at times and a sipper for sure (and I suspect that the final ABV ended up being higher than 12%) but I never really found it to be too overly stinging and didn't impact the other flavors as much as I would have thought it could have. If you come across this, I'd definitely grab an extra to cellar as this is going to smooth out even more and age nicely. Relax by the fire, light up a stogie, and enjoy!
10-05-2008 22:27:06 | More by Kegatron
3/5 rDev -28.4%
11-15-2011 13:59:03 | More by beerhan
New York
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
06-03-2012 16:42:33 | More by GuisseppeFranco
Black Magick from Voodoo Brewing Company
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The CDCR is proposing new regulations on "security threat groups" or "gangs," which will be implemented after a regular public hearing, to be held on April 3. The Step Down Program, which CDCR has been executing as a pilot program, is apparently being added to CDCR's vast number of regulations. The implementation of the official Step Down Program comes while a second legislative hearing on Feb. 11 has been organized.
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Shelbyville Daily Union
---- — After serving the residents of Shelby County as Sheriff for the past eight years, Sheriff Mike Miller would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for your trust and support as he announces his intention to run for re-election.
Sheriff Miller pledges his continued professional common sense approach to law enforcement, as well as the honesty, integrity, and good customer service the citizens of Shelby County have come to expect from the Shelby County Sheriff's office. Sheriff Miller firmly supports the constitutional rights of our citizens and will strive to see those rights preserved. In Sheriff Miller's 17 years of law enforcement he has learned the value of treating everyone with respect.
During his tenure, Sheriff Miller and his staff have worked diligently to constantly improve their methods and practices to provide the highest level of protection and service. Every year Sheriff Miller has stayed within his annual budget. The Sheriff's Office has also benefited from grants totaling over $1,000,000 and have cut costs that have saved the county taxpayers money during Sheriff Miller's terms in office. Here is just some of the money saving major accomplishments during Sheriff Miller's last eight years in office:
* New surveillance cameras for detention center
* Ten on-board video cameras for squad cars
* On-board computers for squad cars
* New bullet proof vests for deputies
* Vast improvement in digital communications
*Two K-9 dogs, equipment and vehicles
* Replaced outdated duty weapons and added patrol rifles
Other important achievements of his last eight years as Sheriff include:
* Installed camera surveillance and improved courthouse Security
* Hired first female deputy in Shelby County
* D.A.R.E. Program (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) in all Shelby County schools
* Continued support of TRIAD (an association between Sheriff's Office and seniors to keep seniors informed and safe)
* Built and continue to maintain excellent working relationships with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
* Implemented Offender Watch tracking of Sex Offenders for safer communities
* Awarded college scholarship each year from the Illinois Sheriff's Association
* implemented GED and Church services for inmates while in custody
* Received high ratings on jail inspections done yearly from Illinois Department of Corrections
* Increased deputy patrol staff from 8 to 10 patrolling deputies
Sheriff Mike Miller was born and raised in Shelby County and lives in Herrick with his wife Trish, who is a registered nurse, and their three sons AJ, Taylor and Nicholas. Sheriff Miller's father and mother are John and Linda Miller also of Herrick.
Sheriff Miller is a member of the Illinois and National Sheriff's Associations, Fight Crime Invest in Kids organization, Family Violence Coordinating Council, St. Patrick's Catholic Church of Pana, Clover Leaf Lodge 990 of Herrick, Oconee Lion's Club, Boy Scout Troop 98 Executive Board, and a past member of the Cowden-Herrick School Board.
Looking to the future Sheriff Miller plans to lead the effort of providing Enhanced 911 services to Shelby County which will ensure faster response times by all emergency services. Sheriff Miller has dedicated his professional law enforcement career to the safety and well- being of all Shelby County citizens and would like to continue that dedication and service. During his campaign for the upcoming March 18 2014 Primary Election Sheriff Miller plans to speak with many of the voters of Shelby County and personally ask for your continued support and trust.


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ESCANABA - The grand champion and reserve champion of this year's beef cattle junior show at the U.P. State Fair were named Tuesday. The grand champion steer was raised by Denham Miron of Escanaba and the reserve champion steer was raised by Justin Ernest of Powers.
"I'm looking for the end product to be the ideal beef animal. An individual animal that both has some eye appeal but more importantly under the skin, under the hide product," explained Neil Hannon, beef cattle junior show judge.
Miron's and Ernest's steers were selected by Hannon from nearly 100 steers raised by youths between the ages of 9 and 19. All of the steers entered into the competition were born after Jan. 1, 2012.
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Denham Miron shows off his 1,375-pound steer, Jimmy, which was named the grand champion steer at the U.P. State Fair Tuesday. (Daily Press photo by Ilsa Matthes)
Miron has been showing steers for the past five years - and exclusively showing steers for the past three years - but winning the highest title awarded to a steer with the 1,375 pound "Jimmy" was a bit of a shock for the 15-year-old from just outside Escanaba.
"It hasn't really set in yet but hopefully it will soon," he said immediately following the win.
Everyday Miron spent roughly three-and-a-half hours working with Jimmy to transform him into the steer that was shown in Tuesday's competition. Despite the time commitment, Miron has no complaints.
"At home it's really fun working with him everyday. I have to wash him and rinse him three times a day to keep his hair from falling out," said Miron. "I'm working with him all the time, so it became my life."
Miron's grand champion title is not the first in his family. Last year, his younger brother, Dayton Miron, took home the title with a 1,360 pound steer named Ben.
While Miron has been raising and showing steers for five years, Buddy, the 1,275 pound reserve champion steer, was 15-year-old Ernest's first entry in the junior beef competition.
"This is my first year showing steers. I showed lambs for like seven years first though," he said, adding he enjoyed the steer competition more than showing lambs.
Ernest, a resident of Powers, also expressed a special thanks to the Zawacki family. In addition to being longtime family friends, the Zawackis allowed Ernest to raised the steer at their farm.
"A lot of people helped me," said Ernest in reference to the Zawacki family and other family and friends that supported him while he raised Buddy.
When asked how it feels to do so well in the steer competition his first year competing, Ernest simply replied, "It feels good."
In addition to judging 28 competitions last year - some of which included hundreds of steers - Hannon, his wife, and his children were all involved in 4-H. To Hannon, Miron, Ernest, and the other youth competing in the junior beef show are helping to ensure a stable food supply both for the United States and other parts of the world.
"These people are going to be the future of our agriculture world ... They're going to be our leaders of tomorrow, and it's so important to me that they carry on," said Hannon of all the participants in Tuesday's competition.


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This is a very clean example of a First Generation Mazda RX-7. The first generation RX-7 has a 12A Rotary-Wankel engine which gave... More
Beautiful 1983 Mazda RX7 This car has lived a very protective life. Orginially owned by older couple. Only 52,500 Miles........all Originial A real show car. 5 Speed Manual Transmission Black... More
Contact Information Cruisin Classics 3575 Fisher Road Columbus OH 43228 LARRY AND JACKI PENDLETON OR SALES MANAGER DAVID REECE (866) 230-2851 1988 Mazda RX-7 Convertible Sellers Notes CRUISIN CLASSICS IS PLEASED... More
MAZDAS: 1990-97 Miatas, nice selection of original and unmolested early Miatas; original parts available also. Miatas R Us, 217-734-9400, IL.... More


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David Tal
DAVID TAL, PH.D., is the Kahanoff Chair in Israel Studies and a professor of History at the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. His research and teaching focus on the history of Israel - particularly Israeli military and security history, the Arab and Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, and nuclear proliferation and disarmament. Dr. Tal is the author of Israel's Current Security Conception: its Origin and Development (1998), War in Palestine 1948: Strategy and Diplomacy (2004) and The American Nuclear Disarmament Dilemma, 1945-1963 (2008). He is INSCT Research Associate at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York and a Research Fellow at the S. Daniel Abraham Center for International and Regional Studies, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel. Dr. Tal received his Ph.D. in history from Tel-Aviv University.