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But the former Northwest Whitfield star was never able to really play.
Haynes injured his foot on the second day of fall camp after transferring from North Carolina State, limiting his impact in his first season back close to home.
This spring, he's already making up for lost time.
"I was really looking forward to the spring, and I trained harder than ever this offseason," Haynes said before Wednesday's practice. "I knew I needed to get to where I was 100-percent again, and I'm just really ready to have a great season."
Even when Haynes was cleared to play in the second half of the season, he still was hindered by an uncomfortable brace.
The 6-foot-1 safety made his UTC debut against Furman on October 13, but managed just four tackles total in his first three games.
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- 1 pound baby potatoes (about 12), halved
- 1 lemon, thinly sliced
- 8 sprigs fresh thyme
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1/2 cup pitted kalamata olives
- 4 6-ounce skinless tilapia fillets
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- Heat oven to 400° F.
- On a large rimmed baking sheet, toss the potatoes, lemon, thyme, 2 tablespoons oil, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Arrange in a single layer.
- Roast, tossing once, until the potatoes begin to soften, about 20 minutes.
- Toss the olives with the potato mixture; nestle the fish in it. Drizzle the fish with the remaining oil and season with paprika and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper.
- Continue to roast until the potatoes are golden brown and crisp and the fish is opaque throughout, 12 to 15 minutes.
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- Per Serving
- Calories 374
- Fat 15g
- Sat Fat 3g
- Cholesterol 85mg
- Sodium 567mg
- Protein 37g
- Carbohydrate 23g
- Sugar 0g
- Fiber 2g
- Iron 3mg
- Calcium 34mg
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Born: May 8, 1977 in Utica NY
Blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa came of age at a strange time for blues music. Bonamassa was one of three talented teenage guitar wunderkinds - the others being Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepherd - to emerge from the long shadow of the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan during the 1990s.
While both Lang and Shepherd would release their debut albums in 1995, Bonamassa didn't release his solo debut until 2000 (although it could be argued that the self-titled 1994 Bloodlines album was his coming out party). Since unleashing his acclaimed debut on unsuspecting blues fans, however, Bonamassa has certainly been more prolific than his peers, and he has showed an ambition to improve his craft in every area. Of course, when you have no less than B.B. King singing your praises, you're on the right track.
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Call it providence, or maybe fate, but six-string blues guitar prodigy Joe Bonamassa was born on what would have been blues great Robert Johnson's 66th birthday. Destined, perhaps, for a life in music, Bonamassa began playing guitar at the age of four on a small instrument given him by his father, a guitar player and dealer. By the age of seven, young Joe had moved up to a full-size guitar and was working out on Stevie Ray Vaughan songs.
Bonamassa began playing gigs in upstate New York at the age of ten, when he would be discovered by the blues great B.B. King. Recognizing the young guitarist's talents, King said "this kid's potential is unbelievable. He hasn't even begun to scratch the surface. He's one of a kind." By the age of 12, Bonamassa was touring with the likes of King, Buddy Guy, George Thorogood, and Robert Cray, among others. King was so impressed that he asked Bonamassa to open the shows of his 80th birthday celebration tour in 2005.
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Joe Bonamassa's recording career began during the early-1990s when, after meeting Berry Oakley, Jr. - the son of the late Allman Brothers bassist - the two formed the band Bloodline. Other members of the band included Waylon Krieger (son of the Doors' keyboardist Robby) and Erin Davis (son of jazz great Miles Davis). Bloodline released a single self-titled album of hard-edged blues-rock in 1994 that featured Bonamassa's scorching guitarwork. After the band's break-up, Bonamassa went back to his solo career.
Bonamassa made his solo debut in 2000 with the rock-oriented, Tom Dowd-produced album A New Day Yesterday, named for a classic Jethro Tull song covered by the guitarist. Alongside Bonamassa's original songs, the album also included versions of material from Rory Gallagher, Free, Al Kooper, and Warren Haynes, and included guest appearances by musician friends like Gregg Allman, Rick Derringer, and Leslie West of Mountain. The album would subsequently hit number nine on Billboard magazine's blues chart.
Number One On The Blues Charts
Bonamassa followed his debut with 2002's So It's Like That, which would become the guitarist's first number one album, and released A New Day Yesterday, Live, a document of his 2001 tour, the following year.
To honor the "Year of the Blues" in 2003, Bonamassa released Blues Deluxe a collection of three original tunes and nine classic blues numbers from artists like John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins, Robert Johnson, and Elmore James, among others. Blues Deluxe would also hit number one on the blues charts, a feat that Bonamassa would accomplish with three of his four following studio albums, as well as 2008's Live From Nowhere In Particular.
Rock, Soul & Blues
With 2006's You & Me album, Bonamassa recorded with Jason Bonham, son of Led Zeppelin drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham and a seasoned rock music veteran in his own right. With the following year's album, Sloe Gin, Bonamassa played more acoustic guitar and the song's feature the guitarist's warm, maturing vocals along side a typical mix of rock, soul, and blues originals and covers. Sloe Gin proved to be one of Bonamassa's most popular albums, spending nearly three months on the blues charts.
Over the course of better than two decades of performing and recording, Joe Bonamassa has built a loyal and still-growing fan base that appreciates his enormous six-string talents, maturing songwriting skills, and dynamic live performances. Bonamassa has also earned the respect of the blues industry. He was the youngest-ever member of the Memphis-based Blues Foundation's Board of Directors, and Bonamassa is heavily involved with the Foundation's Blues In The Schools program, which educates students across the country of the legacy and influence of the blues. Bonamassa was also a popular DJ on Sirius satellite radio, hosting his own blues show.
Bonamassa was particularly prolific in the period between 2011 and 2013, releasing two studio albums with singer Beth Hart - 2011's Don't Explain and 2013's Seesaw, which earned the duo a Grammy Award nomination - as well as the concert document Live In Amsterdam (2014), which was released on CD and DVD both. Four early 2013 concerts in the U.K. were released on DVD and Blu-ray as Tour de Force - Live In London in October 2013 with plans to release all four shows on CD in early 2014.
Recommended Albums: Bonamassa's acclaimed debut, A New Day Yesterday, is highly recommended but his 2009 album The Ballad of John Henry displays the full range of the artist's guitar, vocal, and songwriting skills. Bonamassa further stretched his blues-rock muscles with 2011's Dust Bowl, while the acclaimed Don't Explain is an exceptional collection of soul covers recorded with talented L.A. singer Beth Hart. Classic rock fans may enjoy the guitarist's tenure with the classic rock "supergroup" Black Country Communion.
Joe Bonamassa Discography
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A New Day Yesterday (Medalist, 2000).
So, It's Like That (Medalist, 2002).
A New Day Yesterday, Live (Medalist, 2003).
Blues Deluxe (Medalist, 2003).
Had To Cry Today (Premier Artists, 2004).
You & Me (Premier Artists, 2006).
Sloe Gin (Premier Artists, 2007).
- Live From Nowhere In Particular (J & R Adventures, 2008).
- The Ballad of John Henry (J & R Adventures, 2009).
- Black Rock (J & R Adventures, 2010).
- Dust Bowl (J & R Adventures, 2011).
- Don't Explain w/Beth Hart (J & R Adventures, 2011).
- Driving Towards The Daylight (J & R Adventures, 2012).
- Beacon Theatre - Live In New York (J & R Adventures, 2012).
- An Acoustic Evening At The Vienna Opera House (J & R Adventures, 2013).
- Seesaw w/Beth Hart (J & R Adventures, 2013).
- Live In Amsterdam w/Beth Hart (J&R Adventures, 2014).


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STARKE, Fla. — A former police officer who murdered nine people during a 1986 crime spree was executed Tuesday after his attorneys' last-minute appeals were rejected.
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Among the great emperors of the Roman Empire stand Augustus and Marcus Aurelius. At the other end of the spectrum is the Emperor Caligula who the historian Suetonius simply calls a monster. In his The Twelve Caesars he further added:
It is difficult to say whether weakness of understanding or corruption of morals were more conspicuous in the character of Caligula. He seems to have discovered from his earliest years an innate depravity of mind, which was undoubtedly much increased by defect of education.
Born Gaius Julius Caesar in 12 CE, Caligula was the son of Germanicus (hero of the German campaign) and Agrippina, granddaughter of the Emperor Augustus (her mother was his daughter Julia). The name "Caligula" is actually a nickname meaning "little boots," derived from the miniature uniform he wore as a child while on campaign with his father. The precocious youth served as the company's mascot. Shortly after the death of his family, Caligula moved to the isle of Capri where he was raised by the Roman Emperor Tiberius as what some historians consider a prisoner. Although Germanicus's death is suspicious, Tiberius is thought to have been instrumental in the death of Caligula's mother and brothers.
Since Caligula and his sisters were considered to be of no immediate threat, they were allowed to live. While on the island, Caligula witnessed the brutality and savage behaviour that was Tiberius. On Capri he was surrounded by corruption and excess. Suetonius said:
… even in those days Caligula could not control his natural brutality. He loved watching tortures and executions; and, disguised in wig and robe, abandoned himself nightly to the pleasures of feasting and scandalous living.
Upon the death of Tiberius on 17 March 37 CE, Caligula became the co-emperor of the Roman Empire with Tiberius' son Gemellus. Caligula, however, soon came to be the lone ruler with the death of Gemellus. (Caligula is suspected of having a hand in the death of his co-emperor.) Since Tiberius had never been a popular emperor, the citizens of Rome welcomed the young emperor, and Caligula soon earned this admiration: He ended the treason trials instituted by Tiberius, recalled exiles, and gave long over-due bonuses to the Praetorian Guard. He completed a number of building projects started by the former emperor, rebuilt decaying temples, built a lighthouse at Boulogne, began work on new aqueducts and even built a new amphitheatre In Pompeii. There were numerous gladiatorial games and chariot races to entertain the people.
Within six months after assuming power, however, everything changed: After coming close to death (historians are divided on the cause - a possible breakdown or epilepsy), Caligula became a different person. He was more paranoid, and the Caligula some had seen on Capri re-emerged. After having reduced taxes earlier in his reign, he raised them in order to pay for his excesses. He instituted a series of purges against suspected enemies, including even his first wife. He brought back the treason trials of Tiberius. He condemned others in order to confiscate their property. Suetonius adds that he became more sadistic and "showed the keenest interest in witnessing the suffering and torment of those condemned being tortured." In reference to a series of gladitorial games attended by Caligula, historian Cassius Dio said:
It was not the large number of those who perished that was so serious, though that was serious enough, but his excessive delight in their death and this insatiable desire for the sight of blood.
His extreme behaviour knew no limits, living a life some historians label as perverse and insane. He gave his beloved horse, Incitatus, jewel-encrusted collars and even threatened to grant him the title of consul. He built a two-and-a-half-mile pontoon bridge across the Bay at Baiae. And his response to his critics: "Let them hate me, so long as they fear me."
Although he annexed Mauritania, he led meaningless campaigns in Germany only to earn some sense of military glory. During one of his campaigns in the north, a supposed invasion of Britain, he ordered his soldiers to collect sea shells. Historian Dio wrote, "Next he took his seat on a lofty platform and gave the soldiers the signal as if for battle, bidding the trumpeters urge them on, then of a sudden he ordered them to gather up the shells," Caligula took the shells back to Rome where he exhibited his booty.
He also waged a constant war with the Jewish population in Judah who were at odds with the Greeks. When the Jews failed to give him the homage he believed he deserved as a living deity, Caligula threatened to have a statue of himself erected in the Temple of Jerusalem but luckily was convinced otherwise in order to prevent further rioting. Historian Philo who lived the same time as Caligula (sometimes called Philo the Jew or Philo of Alexandria) said that Caligula
regarded the Jews with most especial suspicion as if they were the only persons who cherished wishes opposed to him ....(and) believe(d) there was but one God, their Father and the creator of the world.
Finally, after only four years as emperor, in January of 41 CE, Caligula was murdered by members of the Praetorian Guard led by Cassius Chaerea, who had been a constant target for Caligula's insults. His wife, Caesonia, and daughter were murdered as well, and to add insult to Caligula's memory, the man he had ridiculed for years was named his successor: Found cowering behind a curtain, fearing for his own life, and the only surviving adult male, Claudius, was named the new emperor of the Roman Empire.
- Cassius Dio. Roman History - Book 59.
- Kerrigan, M. A Dark History: The Roman Emperors. Metro Books, 2011. Page(s) 53 - 71.
- Suetonius. The Twelve Caesars.
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"Despite criticism over U.S. investigations, superintendent earns satisfactory rating"
The criticism is from a very small group.
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Amazing. I wish I could hide settlement agreements with the federal government, sit silently while our lawyer misleads my boss, create major compliance problems for my employer, and put a stick in the wheel of major initiatives sponsored by my boss -- and still get a "satisfactory" rating. What would he have to do to get "unsatisfactory"? The mind boggles.
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Hi Chris Kenrick - can you tell us what is the rating scale?
For example, is "Satisfactory" the middle of 5 levels? Or is there no indication of granularity from the school board?
"Satisfactory" is not really the adjective I would hope my boss ever uses.
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I'm back with the first Rant of the Day in a long long time.
It occurred to me that Chael Sonnen has a much much better chance of beating Jon Jones at UFC 159 on Saturday than anyone is giving him credit for. Here's why:
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Jones is young, essentially undefeated and basically untested. He's talking about breaking Tito Ortiz' record for most consecutive Light Heavyweight title defenses and then moving on to "super fights" against Anderson Silva and/or Cain Velasquez. Even when he's doing promotional work opposite Sonnen he's not engaged with Sonnen (which may be wise given Sonnen's cheap pro-wrestling bullshit). Sonnen may not have earned this title shot but Randy Couture didn't earn his title shot against Tim Sylvia back in 2007 either and we all know how that turned out.
The Mike Tyson comparisons are apt as well. Let's not forget that Jones is the same age (25) that Tyson was when he lost to Buster Douglas. There is no reason to believe Jones is making the same kind of managerial, lifestyle and training camp mistakes that cost Tyson but we have no way of knowing what's really going on in his head, in his home and in his camp.
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Sonnen's style gives him either an excellent chance of beating Jones or no chance of beating Jones. It all comes down to whether or not Sonnen, the former Greco-Roman international medalist, can handle Jones, the former junior college wrestler, in the clinch. If Sonnen can, it's going to be a long long night for Jon Jones.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville University men's basketball team gave up a run in the opening minutes of the game against the No. 15/13 Florida Gators, and it was all the SEC power needed to come away with an 86-60 win on Monday night at a raucous Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
Florida came into the night allowing opponents to shoot just over .400 from the field and the rabid Gator defense was at the center of JU's problems. The Dolphins hit on just 23-of-61 shots on the night, connecting on only a .377 clip.
Florida exploded in the opening minutes of the contest; hitting seven of its first eight shots to take a 16-5 lead just four minutes into the game. Though RJ Slawson gave Jacksonville a 3-2 lead after a minute of action, the Gators came back with a 14-2 run punctuated by back-to-back Michael Frazier 3-pointers leading into the first media timeout.
After Vince Martin ended the Florida run with a wing jumper, Slawson connected a second time from deep to make it 21-10, but the Gators responded again with a 7-0 run to extend to an 18-point lead.
From there on, each time it seemed that Jacksonville might be able to close the gap a little bit on Florida, the Gators found a timely basket to squelch JU's momentum. Twice in the closing minutes of the first half the Dolphins would put together a good stretch of basketball only to see Florida hit a back-breaking three. Two Jarvis Haywood free throws inside of six minutes made it 36-23, but Dorian Finney-Smith answered with a trey to stretch the lead back to 16. Minutes later, Slawson cut the Florida edge to 12, 39-27, until the Gators broke the Jacksonville press and got a clean look for Michael Frazier, who buried one of his five 3-pointers on the night to make it 42-27.
Florida put the last four points of the first half on the board and led 48-29 at the break.
Jacksonville came out and hit a pair of foul shots to begin the second half to trim the lead to 17, but a 12-2 run grew the lead to 60-33, and soon the Gators had their largest lead of the night, 69-37. Maintaining their focus, the Dolphins answered with a 6-0 run, then continued to cut into the Florida lead for the next few minutes. A jumper from Javon Dawson got JU back within 20, 78-58, but only four minutes remained in the contest.
As was their M.O. throughout the game, the Gators pushed right back with a 3-pointer from Scottie Wilbekin and cruised to the finish, holding Jacksonville to just one field goal the rest of the way.
"We played with some energy and effort," said Head Coach Cliff Warren. "Unfortunately at the beginning of the game we didn't pay attention to detail defensively. I thought Florida jumped out on us by making some high-percentage shots. We played with a little more pride in the second half."
Haywood led the Dolphins with 16 points on the night, while Martin supplied the Dolphins with a double-double of 11 points and 10 boards. Both Dawson and Slawson ended with eight points on the evening, and Kordario Fleming came off the bench to score five points and grab six rebounds.
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The leaders in offensive rebounding in the Atlantic Sun entering the night, Jacksonville nabbed 16 more on Monday, led by four from Vince Martin.
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I'm already exhausted thinking about another round of major conference realignment in college football, but Maryland may have gotten that ball rolling with its move to the Big Ten.
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Frameless -- That's a good question, and a good point you make. I don't think that this has been systematically investigated yet. If you have any speculations or hard data regarding what the answer is, please post it up. That said, I think that the question you're asking is more applicable to acute (short-term) studies, which are good for generating hypotheses. Long-term studies measuring the macro-outcomes (performance & body composition) would be the ultimate test of such hypotheses.
awesome article. would be good if some more studies showed the difference in strength athletes vs recreational or even sedentary.
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heathj -- Yup, this is a very understudied area of research. I'm eager to see how future study designs will improve. Glad you like the article, thanks for spreading it.
Alan, one of the boneheads in that MMA thread you linked seems to have reached the conclusion that you are endorsing "Nitrean" and your pimping of such protein is your driving force for writing the article. Amazing.
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Last night I went out to dinner with some friends for one of the guys birthdays, at dinner we started working out diet etc... One of the guys ( never met him before ) starts talking about how the body can only absorb 26 grams of protein max and thats it. Now I am not one to sit and argue or debate with people but I could not let this one go ( plus I know a little bit but I am not an expert ). So I brought up this article and I also brought up the issue of IF as well ( which I have been doing for almost a month and glad I switched over to it ) and the guy still said I was wrong, stating that a whole team of guys came to this conclusion ( though he does not know the study and cannot quote it, as I asked him to ) and Alan is just one guy ( which made me laugh out loud ). So I then brought up the fact that depending on the protein source it is absorbed into the body at different rates then he says this study was only for "isolates" so I said your talking about whey then and he said no isolate protein its not the same as whey, at this point I was just dumbfounded by his stupidity I was almost at a loss for words. I asked him how protein was made and he did not know so I explained how its a bi product of cheese and the different types of proteins etc etc.. and he still said I was wrong, so I just told him alright conversation is done as you are clueless, I asked him if he the internet on his phone he said yes I told him to look up this article and how whey was produce and its different types all of witch he said he would do later, I just smiled and said ok, and I just dropped it, people are so stuck in body building dogma its just unreal.
Two things that made me laugh even more was the fact that he did not like my gym ( local chain, they have 4 gyms in my city ) because it has to many free weights and not enough machines, and then he got so drunk he threw up all over himself and the table when he took one to many shoots.
Times like these makes me want to learn as much as I can about nutrition for when times like these appear.
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Of course there is a limit. The only thing is no one knows what it really is for each individual. So you gotta always take in more than what is necessary to keep growing.
Someone who knows what he's talking about. I was drawn to one line in your article in particular.. "This brings me to the crucial point that acute outcomes merely provide grounds for hypothesis. Its not completely meaningless, but its far from conclusive without examining the long-term effects."
Thank you for this. This is the point that EVERYBODY should keep in mind when evaluating the various data that are floating around and often cited when people write god-awful position papers (can't really call them articles) on nutrition, training, etc.
Very well done article, a thoughtful piece that can be easily understood by all audiences while referencing relevant scientific data. Solid conclusion, good evidence, a must read!
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While it is fair to say that different usage scenarios will result in different conclusions as to protein usage, one should be careful to discredit studies based on arguments that are explicitly excluded in the study to begin with. While it is easy to say that the studies that pegged maximum protein absorption to less than 30g are in error by arguing them out of the scope of their application, these studies were not in any way slanted by the academics and the results can be taken as prima facie evidence of limited protein absorption taking place in the exact scenarios tested.
The reason for the difference in absorption is because it is an entirely time-dependant process. Hence a steak, that takes much longer to digest, would in fact allow more protein to be absorbed than a serving of the same amount of whey protein which digests much faster. Hence it can be safe to assume that you are wasting your money if you decide to gobble down huge amounts of whey at once and think that your body will 'sort it out'. But here's the thing: most researchers know this, yet the author of this article seems not to know it. Which is why they are testing for protein supplementation absorption and not steak protein absorption, two entirely different scenarios mind you. An argument on the one has no bearing on the other.
While anyone is allowed to make up their own mind on this issue, I would use the authors own words against him and warn that exactly because the long term effects have not been studied that intensively, it is much better to under-supplement than over-supplement. Your body would be severely taxed to break down a lot of excess protein in the event that the author is wrong and then you will likely have health problems because of this advice.
To me, this is really the major point of dissent- if healthy individuals have nothing to fear from high protein intake, then extra protein becomes essentially an expensive and inefficient (though quite tasty) source of pyruvate/acetyl CoA and a whole bunch of urea.
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Poured from a can into a Three Floyd's pint glass (sorry 3Fs)
A - Murky pale yellowy-orange. Kind of like over-blended watered-down orange juice. Doesn't look very appetizing.
S - Smells like a cross between a wit and a czech pils. Lemony aroma that fades into grain. Not too much orange on the nose, more lemon than orange.
T - Ah, there's the oranges. And grains. Ricey and wheaty grains, but not as pungent or putrid as those found in any of the major adjunct lagers. Starts as orange juice with much less sweetness, and fades to the graininess stated above. You can almost say it tastes like a cross between an Americanized bastard of a wit and a euro pils, with added OJ. Not bad, but you have to take it for what it is.
M - The way I like my fruit beers. Effervescent and light. Adds a crispness. Could be a little less syrupy, but nothing too big.
O - This beer was surprisingly OK. Not bad, not great, just an "as expected" beer from Leinenkugel. I feel like a lot of people rip on this company cause it's a macro, and a lot of people praise it cause they have no palate for beer. If it were cheaper, I'd buy it. Until then, I'll stick to my cheap-ass Steigl Radler for a light fruity brew. If you like grapefruit and fruity beer, check it out, only 89 cents for a pint can at my local craft store!
05-27-2013 23:04:04 | More by Trifecta1
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2.94/5 rDev -4.9%
Thanks to Jeff for tossing me one of these. Figured I'd give it a try - why not? I'll never be "above" anything. Poured from a can into a Lagunita's mason jar. That's got "classy" written all over it. The only thing that would be more perfect would be sitting in an old, rusty canoe out in some stinky ass pond in the middle of nowhere.
It pours kind of cloudy, like muddled orange juice, only with a bit more transparency at the edges which nearly turn to yellow when the light beams through them. The foamy, almost frothy, bone-white head lasts for a minute or two but leaves a bit of lacing as it recedes. The aroma is Orange Kool-Aid. Seriously. Orange Kool-Aid infused with just a little bit of faint grains. And when I say faint, I mean almost completely nonexistent. The smell is not bad at all, just extremely straightforward and boring. Like most Nicholas Cage movies.
It tastes.... like I would expect it to taste. Grainy backbone with more of that "borderline-artificial" orange flavor. It's kind of like an Orange spritzer, thanks to the heavy bouts of carbonation. There is just a little bit of "beer" flavor to this, as the watered down Kool-Aid pretty much masks everything else. Very light bodied with a ton of carbonation - tight, crispy mouth feel and a dry finish.
Eh. What did I expect? Not a lot. And because of that, I wasn't really let down. In fact, I enjoyed this one much more than Summer Shandy and I'm sure this would prove to be extremely quaffable on a hot summer day.
04-10-2013 04:06:43 | More by tectactoe
2.75/5 rDev -11%
10-19-2013 21:55:06 | More by tbryan5
3.5/5 rDev +13.3%
08-07-2014 00:52:11 | More by GameOfBeers
3.5/5 rDev +13.3%
09-03-2013 22:19:37 | More by Zonayork
3/5 rDev -2.9%
01-11-2014 01:22:07 | More by BeerDreadz
2.25/5 rDev -27.2%
06-01-2014 02:04:32 | More by DWolf
3.25/5 rDev +5.2%
07-13-2014 23:46:17 | More by chip26
5/5 rDev +61.8%
10-05-2013 23:52:10 | More by lionnusmb
3.36/5 rDev +8.7%
Appearance: 1 inch head, high carbonation, orange-yellow in color, cloudy
Smell: ginger, lemon, and light berry
Taste: wheat, orange, and cream--like a beer mixed with an Orange Julius--but not as sweet
Mouthfeel: sweet, light body, high carbonation
Overall: I would probably put this in the middle of the three shandy's I have had from Leinies..Not as good as the lemon berry one. Not offensive, but there are other fruit beers I would try first.
07-29-2013 14:24:41 | More by tigg924
3.88/5 rDev +25.6%
This beer has a light, orange-y appearance and smell as its name would suggest.
The citrus flavor can be a bit rough on the palate, but overall it is a good taste that is neither too strong nor too weak.
I'd recommend trying it to others, provided they don't mind some fruity-ness in their beers.
02-02-2014 23:17:22 | More by Michael_Squires
3/5 rDev -2.9%
The pride of Chippewa Falls in a brown bottle. Immediate orange zest syrup bitter flavor accompanies a light body and soft carbonation. Reminds me of a beach barbecue in southern California. Barely detectable hops with a light malt backdrop. 4.2% alcohol makes it very drinkable. A simple beer; I could enjoy one or two on a warm summer afternoon outdoors but overall very average and forgettable.
11-24-2013 06:44:47 | More by BenHesk12
3/5 rDev -2.9%
Decided to write a review cause it'd be easy and there weren't many at tho point.
Poured into a glass-it's very hazy can't see through it. A dull light orange color. Has a one finger head that dissipates quickly into just a ring.
Smells lightly of citrus and malt.
Taste is pretty mild. Reminds me off the frozen orange juice you make at home but if you added too much water then added a light beer. Not a lot of taste but it's not terrible. I'm sure I'd be decent in certain conditions-hot weather, out on the boat etc.-
Overall Il admit I'm not into shandys but this is a decent example of one.
10-03-2013 01:33:05 | More by tyleeis
4/5 rDev +29.4%
08-19-2014 02:27:52 | More by Jester1011
2.5/5 rDev -19.1%
06-21-2014 00:11:17 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
3/5 rDev -2.9%
01-23-2014 04:00:33 | More by cmwilliq
3.5/5 rDev +13.3%
04-27-2013 02:14:59 | More by sgttibbs
3/5 rDev -2.9%
12-11-2013 18:22:52 | More by richkrull
3/5 rDev -2.9%
09-30-2013 15:43:43 | More by Arherring
2.85/5 rDev -7.8%
It's not quite straight orange, leaning a little lighter with a bright yellow tint. It's cloudy, which I guess I expected. A sparsely-bubbled off-white head rises quickly and makes a show of it before quickly dropping down. It's a little fizzy, but a bit does stick around for the long haul, particularly around the edges, and it leaves some spotty foam on the glass.
Of all of Leinie's shandies, this one comes off as the most artificial. The main element is sugared orange, not juice but like those candies that are soft and chewy with the sugar crystals coating them. It's a little tangy, more on the nose than the flavor, which goes more the grainy route with sourness sneaking in.
It's light-bodied, sure, but the effervescence gives it something, at least. There's even a crisp feel that isn't simply a compensation. It's not clean by any stretch, but I'm not forcing it down.
The score is what it is. This is a beer. As a drink, it's not great, but better than it is as a beer.
07-09-2013 00:54:32 | More by Brenden
3.75/5 rDev +21.4%
10-19-2013 03:35:14 | More by RDW
4.75/5 rDev +53.7%
06-18-2014 21:57:05 | More by Chaselackey1
2.5/5 rDev -19.1%
06-13-2014 23:43:54 | More by mdaschaf
3.25/5 rDev +5.2%
10-03-2013 08:22:55 | More by Spartan13
2.75/5 rDev -11%
12-26-2013 14:29:56 | More by UWBadgerFan4Life
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The Democrat accused the Republican of conducting a "witch hunt" and the Republican accused the Democrat of being an "unindicted co-conspirator." It was another rough day for the major party candidates in the race to be the next governor of Virginia.
Friday's candidate forum was organized by a coalition of business groups located in Loudoun County, Prince William County, Fredericksburg and Reston. Each of the major party candidates spent 45 minutes in front of an audience of several hundred.
At the very end of his time on stage, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe told the Virginia business executives his Republican opponent has a history of getting into office with mainstream messages, and then pushing a very conservative social agenda.
"Almost exactly four years ago," said Democrat McAuliffe, "when he was campaigning for attorney general, my opponent promised to focus on jobs. But, as you know, his record was very different. He spent his time launching a baseless witch hunt against a University of Virginia scientist. He spent his time trying to shut down our 20 women's health centers. And he sent a letter to the colleges all across Virginia to get rid of the non-discrimination policies on sexual orientation."
Republican Ken Cuccinelli opened his remarks with attacks on McAuliffe's integrity, especially when McAuliffe was chairman of the Democratic National Committee during Bill Clinton's presidency.
"He's the person who invented the scheme to rent out the Lincoln bedroom, and proudly bragged about selling seats on Air Force One (for political donations)," charged Cuccinelli. "He's an unindicted co-conspirator in a union election money laundering case."
In the past, McAuliffe has denied participating in a political donation swap with the Teamsters, and McAuliffe was never charged in the case.
Cuccinelli hammered away on other ethics issues: "His company, Greentech, is currently under investigation by the SEC (and another federal agency and Congress) for fraud and multiple investigations for a scheme to sell visas to wealthy Chinese investors."
The debate over ethics continued after the forum, with Democrat McAuliffe reminding reporters that Attorney General Cuccinelli has taken $18,000 worth of gifts from Virginia businessman Jonnie Williams.
"If he wants to talk ethics, the first thing I would ask the Attorney General to do is return the gifts he got from Jonnie Williams," said McAuliffe. "Do as Gov. McDonnell did and return the gifts."
Attorney General Cuccinelli has admitted taking the dinner, travel and vacation accommodations gifts, and Cuccinelli hinted he would write a check in repayment if he could afford it.
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Recently, there have been reports that NATO's leadership is contemplating the recommendation of an internal review to the effect that NATO "resort to a pre-emptive nuclear attack [on non-NATO members] to try to halt the 'imminent' spread of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction," as London's Guardian newspaper reported on January 22.
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A child was hit by a car on Halloween night in Roebuck, troopers said.
Cpl. Bill Rhyne with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said he happened to be in the area trick-or-treating with his family when someone ran up to him to report the wreck.
He said he was able to assist at the crash, which happened about 7:45 p.m. on Thursday on Old Georgia Road near E. Blackstock Road.
Troopers said the child was taken to the hospital, but the child's condition was not released.
Troopers said the boy was crossing Old Georgia Road when he walked in of a car and the driver couldn't stop.
Rhyne said there were a lot of trick-or-treaters in the area at the time of the crash.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University women's soccer team heads north to Nashville, Tenn. to face Belmont in the Atlantic Sun women's soccer Game of the Week at 5:00 p.m. on Friday at the Whitten Soccer Complex.
The Eagles enter this weekend fourth in the conference standings as the Bruins sit in second behind Kennesaw State. The match features two of the top goalies in the conference in FGCU's Stephanie Powers and Belmont's Sari Lin. Both have claimed A-Sun Defensive Player of the week honors this season with Powers earning the conference award twice. The Eagles are 2-0 all-time against the Bruins with two 1-0 victories.
On the offensive side of the ball, Amber McCall leads the Eagles with 11 points and five goals. Freshman midfielder Jessica Swartzentruber ranks second on the Eagles in points, finding the net three times and passing out three assists.
Powers enters Friday's matchup with the Bruins having not allowed more than one goal in 13 consecutive matches, and leads the A-Sun in shutouts (6), goals against average (0.68) and save percentage (.844).
Offensively, Belmont's Jayme Trocino ranks second in the conference in points and points per game, while leading the A-Sun in total goals scored.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. —
He spoke of how his father-in-law often found personal items while cleaning out the junked cars he bought, and has collected them over the years. The business closed its doors in the mid-90s.
The ring "somehow ended up in a junked car," Sperger said.
He added that he is "almost 100% sure" that's how his father-in-law found the ring.
Regardless of the details, Kruse is just happy to have his ring back.
It was a "special memento" from the school, one he paid for himself.
"Obviously, Rose is an important part of my life," said Kruse, who attended Rose Polytechnic Institute in 1965-1969 and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics.
So important that he uses his year of graduation and the school's initials "RPI" as part of his e-mail address.
Kruse credits the degree he received from the school for the "comfortable lifestyle" he enjoys.
After speaking with Kruse, Bertoli said he thinks "Chuck is very proud of the fact that he is a graduate of Rose."
Bertoli said the ring will be sent to Kruse via certified mail.
Kruse is looking forward to having it back after all these years.
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Police say Saari fired nearly 200 shots, spoke on phone during school shootings
No connection established yet between Saari and Auvinen
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Police have concluded the technical investigation at the scene of last week's school killings in Kauhajoki.
Jari Neulaniemi
of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) says that the suspect,
Matti Saari
probably fired nearly 200 shots during the shooting spree.
After killing ten people, Saari apparently took his own life.
Neulaniemi says that the shooter had several bullet clips with him.
The case is being investigated as ten murders, and nine attempted murders.
"Saari fired at the police and firefighters who arrived at the scene first. Three students managed to flee the classroom. In addition, the suspect shot at a school employee, and in questioning it has come out that he fired several shots at a teacher, but missed", Neulaniemi says.
One girl, who was injured in the attack, has not yet meen questioned.
Neulaniemi says that the suspect
used his telephone during the shooting.
"This came up in questioning, and was confirmed by telephone records."
He said that Saari's telephone records will be examined from the time that the Jokela school shooter
Pekka-Eric Auvinen
was alive.
Neulaniemi says that no connection between the two has yet been established. However, Saari's computer is still under examination, and is expected to continue for several weeks.
The forensic autopsies
of the victims were completed on Monday.
Ismo Kopra
of the victim identification unit of the NBI said that between one and 20 gunshot wounds were found in the victims.
Kopra says that a single shot from the gun used by the shooter can be lethal. In a few days it will be determined if all of the victims actually died of the bullets, or if the fire that broke out may have caused any deaths.
Neulaniemi says that the school building
, which suffered considerable fire damage, remains sealed off, because students' personal effects are still inside.
Students went back to school on Monday in temporary facilities.
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3:50pm Monday 7th January 2013 in Hyndburn By Jessica Cree, Crime reporter
A 75-YEAR-OLD great-grandmother who under-went a mastectomy is urging other women not to ignore signs of pot-ential breast cancer.
Doreen Sanderson had to undergo three operations within five weeks last August when doctors diagnosed she had cancer.
The retired school cook, who lives in Parker Street, Rishton, had been on holiday with her partner Frank Jex, 74, when she noticed bleeding coming from her breast.
She put it down to anxiety after losing her husband Michael in 2009.
But when it continued, she decided to get checked out by her GP.
Mrs Sanderson said: "The bleeding had cleared up for a few months, but it came back again.
"On the third time I thought I had better go see about it.
"There was nobody more shocked than me because I thought there was nothing wrong with me.
"They referred me to the breast clinic at Burnley and the doctor there said I needed an operation.
"When I went back for the results, they said they were sorry but that I had to have my breast removed."
After having an operation to remove her left breast, Mrs Sanderson was also told that the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes and needed another operation to remove them.
But the mother-of-two is now recovering at home, taking tablets instead of having chemotherapy, and she celebrated with a birthday party at the Free Gardeners Working Men's Club, Rishton, which raised £400 for research into breast cancer She added: "I would defin-itely encourage people to go and get tested.
"Whatever you feel, just go and have it done because you never know."
Mr Jex, who is well known in local entertainment circles, and lives in Dunoon Drive, Shadsworth, Black-burn said: "Doreen has been so brave with what she has put up with and she has never let it get her down."
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ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigeria's military has located nearly 300 school girls abducted by Islamic extremists but fears using force to try to free them could get them killed, the country's chief of defense said Monday.
Air Marshal Alex Badeh told demonstrators supporting the much criticized military that Nigerian troops can save the girls. But he added, "we can't go and kill our girls in the name of trying to get them back."
He spoke to thousands of demonstrators who marched to Defense Ministry headquarters in Abuja, the capital. Many were brought in on buses, indicating it was an organized event.
Asked by reporters where they had found the girls, Badeh refused to elaborate.
"We want our girls back. I can tell you we can do it. Our military can do it. But where they are held, can we go with force?" he asked the crowd.
People roared back, "No!"
"If we go with force what will happen?" Badeh asked.
"They will die," the demonstrators responded.
That appeared to leave negotiation the sole option, but a human rights activist close to negotiators said a deal to swap the girls for detained Boko Haram members was agreed last week and then scuttled at the last minute by President Goodluck Jonathan.
The activist who is close to those mediating between Boko Haram extremists and government officials said the girls would have been freed last week Monday.
Jonathan had already told British officials that he would not consider an exchange. The source spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
Nigeria's military and government have faced national and international outrage over their failure to rescue the girls seized by Boko Haram militants from a remote northeastern school six weeks ago.
President Jonathan was forced this month to accept international help. American planes have been searching for the girls and Britain, France, Israel and other countries have sent experts in surveillance and hostage negotiation.
A U.S. Defense Department spokesman said the department cannot confirm the reports about the Nigerian girls at this point. The official, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the situation, spoke on background.
Jonathan's reluctance to accept offered help for weeks is seen as unwillingness to have outsiders looking in on what is considered a very corrupt force.
Soldiers have told The Associated Press that they are not properly paid, are dumped in dangerous bush with no supplies and that the Boko Haram extremists holding the girls are better equipped than they are.
Some soldiers have said officers enriching themselves off the defense budget have no interest in halting the five-year-old uprising that has killed thousands.
Soldiers near mutiny earlier this month fired on the car of a commanding officer come to pay his respects to the bodies of 12 soldiers who their colleagues said were unnecessarily killed by the insurgents in a night-time ambush.
The military also is accused of killing thousands of detainees held illegally in their barracks, some by shooting, some by torture and many starved to death or asphyxiated in overcrowded cells.
More than 300 teenagers were abducted from their school in the town Chibok on April 15. Police say 53 escaped on their own and 276 remain captive.
A Boko Haram video has shown some of the girls reciting Quranic verses in Arabic and two of them explaining why they had converted from Christianity to Islam in captivity. Unverified reports have indicated two may have died of snake bites, that some have been forced to marry their abductors and that some may have been carried across borders into Chad and Cameroon.
Boko Haram — the nickname means "Western education is sinful" — believes Western influences have corrupted Nigerian society and want to install an Islamic state under strict Shariah law, though the population 170 million people is divided almost equally between Christians and Muslims.
Associated Press Writers Bashir Adigun in Abuja and Will Lester in Washington D.C. contributed to this report.
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