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Mayflower Porter - Mayflower Brewing Company
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Ratings: 506 | Reviews: 219 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by meb3476:
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
08-30-2013 13:48:11 | More by meb3476
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4/5 rDev -4.1%
12-22-2013 15:16:10 | More by tbryan5
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue X:
We wish the world brewed more straight-up Porters.
Pours a dark, opaque brown topped with a tan lace. Aroma is slightly acrid with fresh toasty brown breads and suggestions of bitter chocolate and molasses. Fairly light bodied, but firm and even. Creamy on the palate. An underlying dryness sets the foundation. Semi-sharp acrid character with a quelling layer of sweetness on top. Notes of molasses, faint caramel, earth, dry chocolate, chicory, dark breads and slightly burnt edges. Pithy and peaty. Light citric hop bite with some grass. Finishes mildly abrasive with a drying linger and hint of smoke.
Quite possibly a perfect Porter, by modern-day standards. What we dig about Mayflower's version is that it leans toward the English style, which tends to be more balanced, well-attenuated and sessionable. Delicious!
09-20-2010 17:40:29 | More by BeerAdvocate
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -10.1%
04-13-2014 21:20:36 | More by MikeC144
4/5 rDev -4.1%
11-02-2012 01:29:15 | More by helmdog525
4/5 rDev -4.1%
11-15-2012 22:11:22 | More by VernonKell
Rhode Island
4.38/5 rDev +5%
Pours a dark brown with dim amber hues peaking through when held up to light. Good caramel colored head along with good retention. Smells of lactose, milk chocolate, light roastiness, coffee, earthy hops, malty. Tastes lets in more roastiness, especially in the finish. Lactose, milk chocolate, caramel. The finish is marvelous with roastiness and dark chocolate. Mouthfeel is very silky smooth, perfect carbonation, and slightly dry finish. Goes down ridiculously well...making this amazingly drinkable. Color me impressed!
09-25-2008 00:06:28 | More by Doomcifer
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
11-30-2013 23:17:02 | More by JakerLou
4.08/5 rDev -2.2%
Appearance: 1/3 inch head, dark brown
Smell:coffee, malt, wood, chocolate
Taste: cream, coffee--especially in the aftertaste, chocolate
Mouthfeel: very smooth, creamy, and sweet
Drinkability: This to me is typical Mayflower. They take a style, analyze it, and do it very well. That being said, it does not push the boundaries of its style. For an English porter this is excellent and I could drink six. I would love to see Mayflower do some more extreme beers.
04-04-2009 15:27:19 | More by tigg924
4.43/5 rDev +6.2%
Mayflower Porter smells deep, rich, and loamy, and the intensity of these aromas immediately sets it apart from most of its kin. Notes of coffee, toasted nut, chocolate malt and milk chocolate, and hints of anise abound, along with a sugary caramel-like thread that spirals in nice counterpoint to the darker, more bitter aromas.
On the tongue, the brew begins with an immediate shot of coffee, ash, tobacco, and near-black malt, then slowly, over the course of a few seconds, allows a few sugars to enter the mix and sweeten things up. Caramels and light vanillas enter here, as well as dark fruit esters such as fig and black cherry. These flavors last throughout the mouthful, abiding slowly in the aftertaste, which is largely a continuation of the main flavors. Mouthfeel is medium to medium-light, with a noticeable creamy quality, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, this is an excellent porter, though I suspect many will find the flavors more stout-like in their pronounced bitterness. Still, the brew is nuanced, finely crafted, and quite delicious.
08-03-2011 03:03:59 | More by jondeelee
5/5 rDev +19.9%
12-13-2012 17:47:26 | More by juicebox
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
09-22-2012 13:31:53 | More by jefftuck47
3.75/5 rDev -10.1%
07-17-2013 13:44:47 | More by doremite
3.5/5 rDev -16.1%
Standard dark brown appearance, with a lighter brown head around the neighborhood of 1" deep. Mild aroma, leans English, brown ale smell.
Taste, pretty mild as well, has that lack of hopping and wet wood thing going on with the yeast esters that scream cliche English pubby type of thing. Minute amounts of toffee, caramel to this one, didn't pull much if any chocolate, coffee or molasses out of it.
Not a complex or nuanced beer, its pretty straightforward, if you're an old school English brown ale fan, you'll be all about this. Really tame. The further you go east, the more likely this beer will be raved about it seems. Decent stuff, thanks to whomever threw this in as an extra, a nice change of pace, decent palate cleanser for when drinking the heavier beers.
12-18-2011 21:30:44 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
12-28-2013 02:11:20 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
09-02-2014 18:36:28 | More by kneary13
3.89/5 rDev -6.7%
This was my second Mayflower beer. The pour was very nice, a deep black porter with a slightly brownish head that was substantial.
The aroma was of a typical porter. Nice malt bouquet but nothing along the lines of chocolate/coffee.
The taste was very clean and flavorful, but also a bit on the light side.
Again as with the other Mayflower I've had, it was clean and enjoyable. Nothing outstanding in this one.
But I really believe that is because I have been tasting some real heavy hitters in the Porter and Stout lines recently. So, this one was like a child of the big guys.
Still, I would recommend this porter to someone who has never had one.
02-22-2013 15:57:26 | More by rdilauro
3.9/5 rDev -6.5%
Poured into a pint glass
A - Very dark mahogany colored beer with a foamy light brown head in my glass
S - Chocolate malt, nuts, coffee and an earthy overtone
T - Nice balance of sweet and biter hops with a full bodied smoky coffee flavor. Very smooth and balanced.
M - Medium body with moderate carbonation. I found this beer very creamy and textured.
D - Very drinkable with a nice complex porter style flavor profile. This is a very nice interpretation of the porter style and one that would be great on a cool autumn day as a session beer.
10-07-2009 21:10:58 | More by racer2k
4.28/5 rDev +2.6%
Review from notes
A: Poured a dark brown, almost black, with a foamy one finger head that was tan in color. Very slow dissipation with pretty lacing for the style.
S: Heavy roasted malt with some caramel and a little bit of molasses. There are also hints of coffee and chocolate.
T: Really well done flavor profile, the roasted malt is not as in your face as many porters and balances nicely with some coffee and chocolate. There was a hint of vanilla sweetness too.
M: Medium bodied with a nice level of carbonation that gave it creamy mouthfeel. Slightly dry finish.
O: Had been sitting on this one for a while and now wish I had opened it earlier! Will have to grab some more of this next time I am back up in MA.
05-25-2011 20:44:27 | More by mdaschaf
New Hampshire
4.05/5 rDev -2.9%
A very Dark brown color with ruby red light getting through with a full-on sticky 1" head with moderate dissipation and leaves some nice after math.
The aroma has chocolate barley and brown sugar in the maltiness, gentle maple syrup, dried leaves, sundried corn husks, pretty big aroma.
Oohh, the malty complexity and flavor's are very bold, rich and a bit more assertive than most Porters I can think of. A full, hefty feel with a clean finish. The malt is full of dark chocolate and herbs, mild earthy hops provide a rightous balance of flavor's. The malt flavor's come on first and then mellows with earthy, not bitter hops and a very sour-herbal aftertaste. a slight sweetness rides in right after, for a little reminder that this is the malt's show.
An excellent American made Porter in the English style!
03-06-2010 17:26:19 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
4/5 rDev -4.1%
01-29-2013 21:50:12 | More by alamode
4.18/5 rDev +0.2%
A- Poured from bottle, dark brown but still transparent with a thin white head that sticks around, especially at the edge of the glass. Some lacing.
S- Some coffee, roasted rich malts and a chocolate as it warms. Pretty mild aroma overall.
T- The taste is very similar to the smell. Excellent coffee flavor that doesn't overpower the buttery dark malts. Hop bitterness in the finish makes this a great porter. Very well balanced.
M- Not too thick, medium carbonation. Very clean. Probably a bit more fizz then most English porters but I like it.
D- To me this is exactly what an porter should be. Very easy to drink and a great flavorful alternative to my favorite lighter session brews. If I had access to this it would frequently be in my fridge.
12-01-2009 06:52:12 | More by nkersten
New York
4/5 rDev -4.1%
03-24-2014 02:20:08 | More by ipc2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -11.8%
Tasty porter, thanks Jason K. Black body with good head of a thousand small bubbles, and lots of lace. Roasty, tarish, coffee ground, then complexity of chocolate malt. The aroma is sour, yeasty. Easy, smooth above average mouthfeel. Carbonation above average. Interesting.
02-06-2009 03:48:56 | More by Sammy
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
A great looking off white head that sits on top of a seemingly pitch black body. Under closer observation it is apparent that it is an extremely dark shade of brown. Lacing is apparent.
Smells are mostly roasted in character with lots of chocolate and coffee, with a sour smell often found in traditional porters.
Roasted character is again very apparent. As is the sour old ale taste. A hop character is also present to add an additional form of bitterness to the brew. The finish sits on the back of your tongue with a lingering roasted bitterness.
I really love this beer. I will be drinking lots of this in the future. I am proud to have a local beer that I am this fond of.
03-03-2009 06:14:35 | More by alovesupreme
Mayflower Porter from Mayflower Brewing Company
93 out of 100 based on 506 ratings.


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Hey there pretty ladies! Danielle here (heyyyy).
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I love this blog by far my favorite!! I wear Chanel Particuliere and it is my favorite NAIL POLISH IN THE WORLD!! I want to get my nails manicured with it everyday!! I wish it was a lil cheaper but you get what you pay for. I am a light brown skin complextion and it fits me sooo well!
sadly, i won't be rockin a nude nail because i don't like light colors on my nails…but i do have china glaze in fifth avenue and that's sorta nude, right? lol
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this is confusing to me if only for the following reason: you've split the whole race into light skin/dark skin, and iman is in the darker section. I dunno, because that makes me wonder where i fall because i'm of fair skin but perhaps not as light as your light skin section because i believe most of those ladies are mixed race. where would sanna lathan fall on this scale, i think my skin tone favours hers?
I have a dark complexion and I always wear nude colors, however I wear the lighter ones that were suggested for women with lighter complexions…hmmm.
I still look fabulous though.
I'm just a fan of pale pinks, and soft colors on my nail. I've never worn the colors that were recommended for my skin tone, but I'm willing to try them out .
I just got "Brown Bag" from the new MAC collection…go get it ladies…
Did you see Rihanna's W cover..she rocked nude nails on the cover, so fierce!
The women in the ligth skin area look black to me…..were would an irish gal fit?
@sumnsumn Don't let the race (or mixed race as you put it) of the celebs pictured deter you—mainly because they're just there as a guide–it's skin color you want to look at. As I mentioned, go for a shade of "nude" nail polish that closely matches your skin tone. It's tough to include every skin tone in these kind of posts (finding celebs who match the skin tones, then finding suitable pics of them to include in the post) and because so many people have their own take on what's considered light and dark. Also, many of the nail polishes listed in each section can be used on a variety of tones within that "section" (hope that made sense).
Many of the shades in the "dark skin" section work well on tones that include the skin tone of Sanaa Lathan who you said closely matches your skin tone.
Hope this helps :)
@litty You can find a more detailed version of this post that should help you here: http://www.thestyleandbeautydoctor.com/2010/03/nude-nail-polish-guide-for-every-skin-tone/
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The women in the ligth skin area look black to me…..were would an irish gal fit?
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omg…the SPAM and race-haters of infiltrated my beloved blog. NOOOOO…I will fight for this site. SN: Great job Danielle. Love the nude look…and lookin to take it to the lips as well as the nails!
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Lighter skin tones would have to be er…lighter? Then why bother with the images?
Finally a nude nail polish for women of color. HIPP x RGB based on makeup foundation colors. Light to dark without hunting through all the names and colors
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Um, your definition of 'light skin' is pretty dark. what about us pasty white people??
Oh my! I wish i could have legs like those girls !!
You posters need to shut the hell up. What are you, the skin tone police? Skin tone is subjective so instead of trying to impose YOUR absurd silly views of skin shade categorization, why not focus on the point of this article- getting the perfect nudes. She put up pictures so instead of whining about where your skin tone fell in the categorization skip the semantics and just follow the pics and their recommendations. SMDH!! Freaking unbelievable!
Light skin is not a competition! Those in the light skin category ARE light skin unless you live in Norway which NONE of you do so enough with the pretence already!
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Not only can the entertainment world ranking, not also exercise could be the number one you met. But the food can, taste the delights and various other aspects such as nutrient content make it deserves to get awards, besides the living beings who needed to eat?
There are interesting facts gleaned from the site that released the list of 50 CNNGo.com food is the finest in the world (the world's 50 Most Delicious Foods) in last July, and then do the voting through facebook to determine which food so number one. And want to know who gets the winner? Rendang, yes the food is typical of West Sumatra and many other areas in the archipelago is even ranked first of 50 foods that rated the most delicious in the world. Rendan successfully beat the big names of Chinese dishes, or France's famous resto-Restaurant famous.
Here's a list of 10 favorite food in the world, dated 19 October 2011:
If Korea had teokpokki as a hawker by way, in Japan have takoyaki. Takoyaki is a roadside hawker or street snacks found at roadside stalls in Japan. What the heck was that? the takoyaki
Takoyaki is typical of traditional Japan round made from flour which contains tako or Octopus. Configuration is usually the seller provides a wide range of fields to be filled in this round flour other than an Octopus, like cheese, crab, chicken, shrimp, beef and corned beef.
Candy would be the most delicious Snack ever Manufacturer in the World. These type of snack is very liked by many people, especially children. Candy, the little sweet and fruity taste. Just visit to the four countries to the most delicious candy snacks in the world.
Almost every country has their respective candies. But not all acceptable candy tongue of other countries. Numbers of candies might cause several health issues, but just hold it for a second, candy might be useful for health but in certain numbers. The following countries the most delicious candy snack manufacturer in the world.
1. France
In the 15th century, the town of Cremona in Italy produced the first White nougat candy. However, it is now best known for the nougat France took him three centuries later at Mentellimar.
Candies nougat made from sugar, honey, a variety of nuts and dried fruits. Some nuts and berries that are used include pistachio nuts, almonds, hazelnuts, cherries and grapes. The word Nougat comes from Occitan which means bread nut.
The culinary historians of New York City currently develops new today are related to the growing number of consumer demand will be an ice cream sandwich.
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Get to know food Korea other than have a unique flavour and differ from other foods, but also friendly on the tongue, especially if we taste a snack food Korea. Bingsu are for example could be a recommendation to all of you who want to enjoy a culinary tour Korea lightly. Bingsu are a popular snack food found in almost all the places in Korea during the summer. Originally presented as the only chip bingsu ice with red bean porridge plus, but has now been modified bingsu mixture.
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|The xenophobes find new targets
By Robert Reich
THE BOSTON Marathon bombing has brought out the xenophobes.
Often when America suffers some large, inexplicable tragedy, we want to blame foreigners and look for ways to fortify ourselves against them. It's more reassuring to believe that an evil lies outside our borders — in them — than to face the possibility that it's randomly among us.
And like the communist scare before it, the so-called war on terror — a war without end — offers a convenient means of targeting the source as a foreign menace bent on destroying us.Let's blame immigrants, say the xenophobes. Sen.
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Plattsburgh's Curle, AuSable Valley's Long lead CVAC girls' All-Stars
The 2012-13 Champlain Valley Athletic Conference girls' basketball campaign was certainly entertaining.
Half of the 12 teams finished with a winning record, while four others hovered around the .500 mark.
The Section VII Class B playoffs were close throughout, culminating in an overtime victory for Beekmantown over Plattsburgh.
In Class C, Northern Adirondack had a resurgence and captured its first victory — and six more — since 2007, and first CVAC win since 2004. AuSable Valley, meanwhile, broke through for its first sectional title in 20 years and a trip to the final four.
The Eagles and Patriots led the way with three all-stars this season. The Hornets and Indians each had two selected. Seton Catholic, Saranac Lake, Saranac, Northeastern Clinton, Moriah and the Bobcats were each honored with one.
Plattsburgh's Marle Curle was selected as the Most Valuable Player. Roger Long from AuSable Valley was picked as the Coach of the Year.
Northern Adirondack received the Ray Holmes Sportsmanship Award.
Marle Curle (Plattsburgh)- Curle, a senior, led the Hornets with 22.5 points per game on the season and 50 3-pointers. Her season point average was second overall in the CVAC, while she led the CVAC in 3-pointers made.
Curle helped lead Plattsburgh to a 16-4 record on the year, which included a Division I title and a trip to the Section VII Class B championship game.
On the season, Curle finished in double figures in all 20 games, including going over 1,000 points for her career. Her game high on the season was 33 points in a win over Beekmantown.
Curle finishes her career with 1,203 career points.
Roger Long (AuSable Valley)- Long, in his 10th season at the helm, guided the Patriots to a 19-3 record, a Division II title, a Section VII Class C championship and a trip to the final four.
Long currently holds 154-60 record in his career, and has helped lead AuSable Valley to its sixth consecutive Division II title.
Shannon Ryan (Beekmantown)- Ryan, a sophomore, led the Eagles with a scoring average of 23.2 points per game, which was tops in the CVAC.
She helped Beekmantown to a 17-4 record and a Section VII Class B championship with an overtime victory over Plattsburgh.
Ryan was tops on her team in rebounding and blocks, and combined with fellow first-team all-star Emily Anderson for a strong inside presence.
Meghan Strong (AuSable Valley)- Strong, a sophomore, was the floor leader for the Patriots and led the team in scoring with 14.1 points per game.
She connected on 46 3-pointers on the season, which was second best in the CVAC.
Strong helped the Patriots to a 19-3 record and a trip to the final four in Class C.
Mary Mazzella (Peru)- Mazzella, a senior, led the Indians in scoring at 10.7 points per game on the season. Her 22 3-pointers were second on the team.
She was a strong defensive presence on the perimeter for Peru and helped the Indians to a 12-8 record on the season, falling to Plattsburgh in the Class B semifinals.
Mazzella finished the season with double figures in point in 14 games.
Taylor Saltus (AuSable Valley)- Saltus, a junior, was second on the team in scoring with 11.1 points per game on the season.
She was a strong defensive presence for the Patriots, as she helped them capture the Section VII Class C championship and a trip to the final four.
Her season-high 28 points on the season helped AuSable Valley over Northern Adirondack.
Emily Anderson (Beekmantown)- Anderson, a junior, finished the season with an average of 6.9 points per game.
Injuries forced her to miss six games on the season, including two of the Eagles' four losses.
Anderson supplied a strong inside presence next to Ryan and made it hard for opponents to double team her, while providing strong defense and rebounding on the inside.
Kayla Napper (Saranac)- Napper, a sophomore, helped guide the 2011-12 Chiefs to the Class B final four.
This season, she was looked at as a leader and finished second on the team averaging eight points per game.
Napper hit her season-high 19 points against Plattsburgh in an early-season loss.
She helped guide a young team to a 13-6 record and brought along up-and-coming newcomers, Kaitlyn Bowman and Summer Gillespie.
Meghan Mazzella (Peru)- Mazzella, a sophomore, really came into her own in her second varsity season.
The younger Mazzella finished just behind her sister in scoring at 10.6 points per game, while connecting on 10 3-pointers.
She was also a strong defensive player at the perimeter for Peru, and finished with a season-high 19 points in a victory over Saranac Lake.
Madison Stahl (Moriah)- Stahl, a sophomore, was tops on the Vikings with an 11.7 point-per-game average.
She helped lead Moriah to an 11-10 record and a trip to the Section VII Class D championship game.
Stahl had 14 games this season where she finished in double figures, including a season-high 26 points in a loss to Plattsburgh.
Olivia Carlsson (Plattsburgh)- Carlsson, a senior, was second on the Hornets in scoring with 9.5 points per game.
She was a perfect compliment to Curle's drive-and-dish play, while connecting on 28 3-pointers on the season.
Carlsson hit for a season-high 20 points and four 3-pointers in a victory over Northern Adirondack.
Skyler Hebert (Northeastern Clinton)- Hebert, a senior, was the leading scorer on the Cougars with an average of 8.7 points per game.
She helped Northeastern Clinton to a 7-12 record, while hitting double figures in eight games on the season.
Hebert's season-high 18 points came in a victory over Saranac Lake.
Rachael Venne (Northern Adirondack)- Venne, a sophomore, helped bring back the Bobcats this season with an 11.6 point-per-game average.
She helped lead Northern Adirondack to a 7-11 record and a trip to the Section VII Class C title game.
Venne finished with 13 games in double figures and a season-high 23 points in a loss to Saranac Lake.
Grace Kelly (Beekmantown)- Kelly, a sophomore, was second on the Eagles in scoring at 8.9 points per game, while also supplying 20 3-pointers on the season.
She helped Beekmantown to the Section VII Class B title with strong defensive play. During the season she matched up with a lot of talented point guards defensively. Her ball handling improved from her freshman season, as she was the main ball handler on the Eagles this year.
Paige Spittler (Seton Catholic)- Spittler, a junior, led the way offensively for the Knights with 11.7 points per game.
She finished with 25 makes from beyond the arc as well.
Spittler helped Seton Catholic to an 8-11 record on the season and had a season-high 21 points twice.
Nicole Viscardo (Saranac Lake)- Viscardo, a senior, led the Red Storm with an 8.2 point-per-game average on the season.
She helped Saranac Lake to a 5-13 record and connected on a season-high 15 points in a loss to Plattsburgh.
Viscardo added 18 3-pointers on the year.
Logan Snow (AuSable Valley)- Snow, a junior, was third on the team in scoring with a an 8.3 point-per-game average.
She was also strong from the outside, as she connected on 15 3-pointers on the season.
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Prospective publicans raised a glass and toasted the start of a campaign to own their local.
The Bevendean, or Bevy, in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, was closed by police following a string of violent incidents in 2010.
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"The great thing was the mix of ages – there were young and old, people from both estates and |urther afield. I met some people who live ten doors down that I have never met before so it's already starting to bring people together."
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He added that the newly selected Bishop of Chichester, Martin Warner, had said he wanted to buy a share.
Father Wall said he hoped to share a pint with the chief clergyman in Sussex in the coming months.
About 130 people attended the event at St Andrews Church, Hillside, Moulsecoomb, on Saturday.
Father Wall said: "It's a lovely initiative and people seemed really excited about it.
"It was a great start to reaching the target on Saturday but it is a sign that the community really want this.
"I don't think all of the money will be raised by the shares. I'm sure once we get along the way some sponsors will come on board and help us reach the final total."
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8:59pm Mon 3 Dec 12
Warren C says...
Great to see Moulsecoomb in the news for all the right reasons and people getting off their bums to make a difference to their community.
9:32pm Mon 3 Dec 12
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8:01am Tue 4 Dec 12
Jimmy Stewart's Imaginary Rabbit says...
Warren C wrote:Spot on and I wish you every success; any campaign to reopen a pub has my full and unconditional support. Can Fiveways residents buy shares or is it only the Bevy locals?
2,500 in twenty four hours - definetly something to celebrate.
Great to see Moulsecoomb in the news for all the right reasons and people getting off their bums to make a difference to their community.
8:15am Tue 4 Dec 12
Warren C says...
Anyone can buy shares no matter where they live.
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1:09pm Tue 4 Dec 12
Hovite says...
It won't be owned by a chain and because of this I am sure it would be a respected venue with a sense of community.
Good luck Warren, it sounds as if you have been proactive in your research and as long as the business plan is tight, I am sure it will be a success.
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4:53pm Saturday 10th November 2012 in Blues By Chris Phillips
A STRING of fine saves from Port Vale goalkeeper Chris Neal meant Southend United had to settle for a 0-0 draw at Roots Hall this afternoon.
Neal made a number of excellent stops in the first half and Gavin Tomlin was twice denied by the woodwork.
And that meant Blues picked up just a point from a positive performance.
Vale also looked dangerous in the opening exchanges and, with three minutes on the clock, visiting striker Ben Williamson fired straight at Blues goalkeeper Paul Smith from 25 yards.
But Southend soon replied with Britt Assombalonga having a similar effort saved by visiting shot-stopper Chris Neal and, in the 14th minute, Michael Timlin fired well wide from 12 yards after being picked out by Sean Clohessy's low, right wing cross.
However, Vale immediately hit back and thought they had opened the scoring just three minutes later when a close range finish from Ashley Vincent squirmed past Smith, only for the effort to be ruled out for handball.
Vincent was also booked for the unsporting behavior before Blues also came close to breaking the deadlock in the 24th minute when a well struck, 18 yard volley from Tomlin was impressively pushed around the left post by Neal.
Tomlin was causing problems just two minutes when he cut in off the right flank and fired a close range shot against the outside of the right post.
But, having survived the scares, Port Vale then almost went in front when Tom Pope played in Williamson but the striker's shot was pushed wide of the target for a corner by Smith.
Moments later, Dodds warmed Smith's gloves with a well struck shot from 25 yards but Blues immediately replied and, in the 36th minute, Tomlin was again denied by the woodwork as his 18 yard shot came back off the left upright.
With Southend remaining on top, Assombalonga then had an 18 yard brilliantly clawed away by Neal before the Vale keeper also did well to divert Tomlin's curling shot from the edge of the penalty area away from goal.
Blues continued to attack, with Chris Barker having a goalbound shot blocked by Joe Davis, with Southend screaming for a penalty to be given.
Referee Gavin Ward opted to wave away the protests and Vale almost made the most of the let off in the 41st minute when Jennison Myrie Williams sped away from Ryan Cresswell and had a well struck shot blocked by Smith.
The start of the second half was far less eventful than the first and Southend boss Paul Sturrock attempted to get his side going again by bringing on Barry Corr for Hurst in the 70th minute.
The change led to Tomlin pushing pushed back on to the right flank and, shortly after the substitution, Blues almost scored when Timlin teed up Assombalonga but his 12 yard shot was pushed around the left post by Neal.
And, despite Freddy Eastwood also entering the action late on, Blues were unable to net a late winner and had to settle for just a share of the spoils.
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Sorry to say PS we know you don't like Freddy Eastwood as you had no involvement in his signing but he should have been on from the start, the lad Tamika was struggling, he was unfit, so why didn't Woodyard come on just to give the midfield a boost.
This game could have been won if our manager had a football brain.
I saw today players with potential just needs a manager or coach to build on this talent.
8:54pm Sat 10 Nov 12
Nazzarooney says...
The team looked far more solid.
I agree a bit with the above comment. Tamika is not fit so
Woodyard who has played well should of come on.
Although sturrock doesn't like Eastwood, as soon as he came on
His touch was very good and SUFC kept hold of the ball. I'm not a great fan of Tomlin but this was his best game. And as soon as hurst came off we lost momentum.
So it's sturrocks job to get the blend right. Which I hope he will do soon. But a very good game to watch.
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Freddy won't lose weight sitting on the bench.
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3:00pm Thursday 17th January 2013 in News By Lisa Woodhouse, Assistant picture editor
THE GOVERNING body of a Blackburn nursery school which has been told it requires improvement says its children are being short-changed by the council.
Longshaw Nursery School, in Crosby Road, was visited by independent Ofsted inspectors who flagged up a number of issues.
The centre's governors, which house the nursery school, childcare and children's centre, said Blackburn with Darwen Council is largely to blame for the poor rating due to the 'dire financial situation' the nursery has been left in.
Sean Rogers, chairman of governors, said there had been a number of changes in the senior leadership team around the time of the inspection but believes the report reflected the underfunding.
"The inspector rightly praised the very tight budgetary arrangements put in place by governors.
"The nursery school budget is massively having to subsidise the children's centre element of Longshaw because Blackburn with Darwen Early Years have consistently refused to adequately do so. In effect the children are being short-changed because of this. As a centre we are literally now running on empty, resources are inadequate, staffing is very stretched and our centre is threadbare.
"The truth is that it is not so much Longshaw Nursery School that requires improvement, but the way in which we have been treated and funded by Blackburn with Darwen Early Years. Things plainly cannot go on like this."
In the report, Ofsted inspectors said: "It is not good because there is not enough good or better teaching to enable all children to achieve well. Staff do not ensure that all activities and learning opportunities are mean- ingful and interesting for children. Some weaknesses in teaching have not been tackled quickly enough by leaders. As a result, not all children make good progress."
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Lisa Bibby, Blackburn with Darwen Council's director for schools and education said: "The council is committed to ensuring all children in the borough access the very best education.
"We look forward to working with the school to address any issues identified during its recent school inspection."
The childcare and children's centre elements at Longshaw will be inspected separately.
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How To Find Current Location of your Mobile using API .
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How To Find Current Location of your Mobile using API .
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What do you understand under Location ?
If it's a GPS coordinate you're looking for then J2ME can supply it, throught the Location API's or otherwise throught BlueTooth and an external GPS receiver... Afaik also Symbian/C++ has these capabilities and Python as well...
Another platfrom which supports GPS is Android, but also the Iphone... even Windows Mobile IF and only IF you don't use J2ME for that, so that means using c++ and/or the .Net Compact Framework...
If under location you understand an adress then all mentioned GPS supporting platforms will work in combination with (reverse) geo-coding.. that last you can look up with our best friend google...
See also:
JSR-179: http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=179
JSR-82 (if you plan to use an external Bluetooth GPS receiver without JSR-179): http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=82
The FN wiki: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...ation_Articles
You can get the location of a mobile phone using jsr-179 in j2me.
But, Device should support GPS functionality.
You can get the Cell id as well but this is not very productive because it is a network related term and only that network operator can know the place of that mobile device through this cell id.
tell us more about your application.
What you are supposed to develop?
Then, these guys will be in good position to help you!
jack can you supply the methodology to obtain cell id ? Cause the only devices I know of that support that are the S60 3rd Edition FP2, or is there some other way ? How would you obtain it on an older device (like a N95 with FP1) or a S40 ?
hi guys
i think tiger is correct. as far as i concern u can't find out cell id. it would be great if u cn let us no how did you find it out???
in RupeshD issue,
if you are going to use Location API your phone should support Location service.
the other thing is you can use a external GPS devise (TomTom). and you need to have a bluetooth enable phone. form your phone you should communicate with the GPS devise. the devise will give you the location.
I have used JSR 179 to Find Current Location .
But Whn I am Testing On N73 . Its throws and Exception . javax. microedition.location. Location Exception .
ON emulater . Its Shows me Latitude 61.44808333333334 & Longitude 23.855 .
which is not my Current Location .
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you did notice that the N73 doesnt have an integrated GPS chip ?
you do know you need a GPS to establish your longitude and latitude ?
and the emulator actually just emulates a GPS device, so it will just return some value... or did you expect a GPS device was supplied within the SDK (or WTK) ?
may I ask if you did any type of research regarding gps-technology and it's correlation within the mobile platform ?
I want to Find Current Location . How Can I do that .
Help Me .
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have you read the replies on your opening post ?
We are actually trying to help you, but you will have to be a little more co-operative than just repeating your first post
anyways unfortunately you are testing on a somewhat unfortunate device, the N73... It's unfortunate because it DOES have the location api's (JSR-179) but it DOES NOT have a GPS receiver... So you do have the interface to request latitude+longitude but you dont have the resource to actually obtain it... BUT if you have an external Bluetooth GPS receiver then you CAN use the Location api's to actually request a location to the bluetooth gsp receiver...
and about the emulator, your right it doesnt return you actual location because its just an emulator, its not a real gps receiver...
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How Location Api using GPS . Will Affect my Mobile Battery Life .
How Can I Avoid That .
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it will affect your battery life by actually diminishing it...
it's like when yo u use bluetooth, that also will consume extra battery life...
and you can't do much about it, in j2me u can set the preferredPowerConsumption but that wont make much difference (or at least thats what I conclude after several tests on N95 and 6110 Navigator and the Energy Profiler....
Do not quit understand.. Will the Location Class return the Location if no GPS is in the device?.
I have a Nokia E51 han right now finds my location in Googlemap and in Nokia Maps with a 80 M. accuracy..
If the Location Class do not return it.. How do I get that location as the Map's do on my E51?
You can't...
Just search the web for information on how Google Maps does it... Also in one of my posts I explained it allready, so you might look for that in this forum....
Shortly : they use the combination of your cell-id and a database containing latitudes abnd longitude's paired to the cell-id's.. So your client sends it cell-id to their server, their server look it up on their database and gets an estimated latitude+longitude of your base cell (not of YOU, but the base-cell)... That's why they can estimate (not locate) where you are...


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