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Henrique's first NHL goal highlights breakout game for line with Parise and Kovalchuk
On second thought, maybe playing Ilya Kovalchuk at right wing and putting him on the same line with left wing Zach Parise isn't such a bad idea.
Actually, I'm not sure about that yet, but I did say this morning that I didn't think playing Parise and Kovalchuk on the same line works and it sure did tonight.
That proved to be important in the Devils' 4-3 shootout win in Philadelphia.
The line of Parise, rookie center Adam Henrique and Kovalchuk produced a pair of goals that erased a 2-0 second period deficit. Henrique scored his first NHL goal and had an assist. Parise also scored a goal after having just one goal and no assists in his previous five games.
Kovlachuk, who later pulled a leg muscle (likely his groin), had two assists – his first two even-strength points since Oct. 10 against Carolina.
"I thought they were outstanding tonight," DeBoer said of the line. "They were clicking. Adam looked comfortable tonight, much more comfortable than last night. Kovy could have two, three goals himself. Zach works so hard every night that it was important, I think, for him to get one too."
This was the trio's second game together. Things didn't go a well in the first one on Wednesday as all three players were minus-2 in a 5-3 loss to Toronto. Henrique did have a power-play assist Wednesday, though.
"We were able to get a couple tonight," Parise said. "Hopefully, we can keep that going. We had a pretty tough night last night and kind of wanted in a way to redeem ourselves a little bit. We played better. Last night was pretty ugly from our standpoint."
Henrique, 21, had another strong night, notching the first multi-point game of his career, and now has one goal and three assists in his last four games. He had played seven NHL games this season – and one last season – without getting a goal, though, so finally getting his first one was big for him.
"It's nice to get it off my back," Henrique said. "But the win was more important for us. We were coming in on a little slump. We found a way to battle this one out and, hopefully, we can get on a roll."
Henrique had been getting plenty of scoring chances, so maybe getting one to finally go in will give him a boost. (He said someone picked up the puck for him, but wasn't sure who.)
"That was great for him," DeBoer said of Henrique's goal. "He's worked his way here. This kid hasn't been handed anything, between spending the year in the minors and getting sent down after training camp and coming back up. He's worked his way here and he deserved a goal."
Kovalchuk set up the goal with a steal from Andreas Lilja and then a nice pass in front on a mini 2-on-1.
"It was nice," Kovalchuk said. "He works really hard. I think we're playing good as a line. We created a lot of chances again. I could have scored I don't know how many goals. We've just got to keep going."
Two weeks ago, Henrique was still playing in Albany. He said he was more comfortable playing with his all-star wingers tonight, though, than he was Wednesday.
"I think we were all more comfortable as a line," he said. "I don't think we played our best game last night. We found a way to keep it simple today, get pucks deep, get cycles going, get pucks to the net and we found a way to battle it out."
"He's a good player," Parise said of Henrique, a 2008 third-round draft choice. "He's definitely earned his way up the lineup and onto the team. He was down in Albany for a little bit, but he's a good player. You can tell he's patient with the puck. He makes good plays. And most important, Kovy and I are just telling him to relax and make the good play, don't feel obligated to pass to either one of us. Just make the smart play. And he's good enough to do that. Hopefully, we'll stick together and keep getting better."
It's only 11 games into the season, so it's still early, but this was a significant win for the Devils (5-5-1) in several ways. They had lost three in a row and five out of six. Then, they fell behind 2-0 in the second period in a building in which they had won just once in two and a half seasons.
"It was a gutsy effort," DeBoer said. "Obviously, it was an important game for us and we knew that. We didn't feel we deserved to be down 2-0. We stuck with it and got rewarded for it. So, it was nice to get rewarded for an effort like that."
"Down 2-0 in a place like this that's always a hard building, it would have been pretty easy to just give up and pack it in," Parise said. "We didn't do that tonight. That's a pretty good sign for us."
Devils goaltender Johan Hedberg could sense the players wanted to redeem themselves for their sloppy play in Wednesday's loss.
"I think the whole day and from yesterday it's been a feeling of revenge in here like guys felt like they weren't too happy with the game yesterday," Hedberg said. "On the (bus) ride over, it was really quiet. I think everybody kind of took it upon themselves to come out with a better effort. It was a good feeling before the game. I felt all the guys were really focused. I never felt like we were out of it even though we were down 2-0 there. We made a great push and came back."
What was also important was the way the Devils played. They still had some struggles in the defensive zone, but put a lot of pressure on the Flyers' defense as well, finishing with 39-23 advantage in shots on goal.
They outshot the Flyers 21-9 in the second period alone.
"It's a big win and the way we played, especially," said Patrik Elias, who set up David Clarkson's goal that tied the game at 3 with 6:35 left in regulation. "Those guys are a good team. We did a great job on the PK today (6-for-6). Everybody worked hard and stuck with it in the second period – 21 shots in a period, that's pretty amazing. And we got rewarded for that."
"That's the type of game we have to play," DeBoer said. "A lot of times in this league, you get what you deserve and we deserved two points tonight."
Clarkson finished a game-high and career-high nine shots on goal, including six in the second period. His goal was his fourth in 11 games this season, putting him one behind Parise and Elias for the team lead. Last season, he scored only 12 goals all season.
Clarkson is pleased with his start to the season, but said, "I don't think you ever get happy. I think you've got to stay consistent and keep doing what I'm doing and, hopefully, the puck keeps going in the way it is now."


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Since the hiring of former N.C. State secondary coach Mike Reed, Clemson has made a move on a couple of Wolfpack commits. The Tigers have already convinced Kyrin Priester to defect, and they're hoping Marcus Edmond will be next, according to David Hood of tigernet.com.
Reed was hired earlier this month to take over for Charlie Harbison, who left the Tigers to join Gus Malzahn's first staff at Auburn. The new Clemson secondary coach recruited Priester, a four-star wide receiver, and Edmond, a three-star defensive back, while at N.C. State .
The Tigers previously had not shown much interest in Edmond, South Carolina's 12th-best prospect in the class of 2013, and when Reed made the offer, Edmond immediately began having second thoughts about the Wolfpack:
"Coach Reed came in and he explained how he wanted me to come to Clemson with him," Edmond said. "I had always wanted to go to Clemson. I love the history and the atmosphere there."
Edmond will make an official visit to Clemson this weekend, and it sounds like he could flip his commitment soon:
"They have great coaches, and I like the campus," he said. "I know they have a lot of history, and this was an offer I was waiting on."
Look through SB Nation's many excellent college football blogs to find your team's community.

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Initial Situation Report - Oklahoma Tornado
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) will be responding with One Great Hour of Sharing funds and members of the National Response Team to a devastating tornado that struck Moore, a populous suburb of Oklahoma City, Okla.
The 200 mph, F-4 tornado struck Monday evening and destroyed whole neighborhoods. Two elementary schools were in the tornado's path and one school sustained a direct hit. Of the 51 confirmed deaths from the storm, 20 were children. Additional causalities are expected.
Five counties in Oklahoma have been declared federal disaster areas. The Oklahoma VOAD has reported that many unsolicited volunteers have been showing up. They have pleaded that the information get out that volunteers are not yet needed. First responders need first to complete their work.
PDA previously responded to the 1999 tornado in Moore that caused $1 billion worth of damage, including extensive damage to the First Presbyterian Church in Moore. PDA will be working with Presbytery leadership to help meet the needs of families most impacted by this crisis.
How you can help
You can stand in the GAP for disaster survivors, and help the church in its response:
Share your financial blessings:
- Designate gifts online to DR000015 – USA Disasters and Emergencies: write "Oklahoma" in the comments section.
- Give through your local Presbyterian congregation.
- Mail a check to Presbyterian Church (USA), P.O. Box 643700 Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700: please note "DR000015 – Oklahoma" on your gift.
- Text PDA to 20222 to donate $10 for disaster response; or call PresbyTel at (800) 872-3283 to give by credit card.
- Following disasters in the United States, there is a need for cleanup buckets for those returning home to begin the daunting task of cleaning up what the disaster left behind. Learn how to assemble a CWS Cleanup Bucket.
- Volunteers may be needed for future recovery efforts. You may email the PDA Call Center (email@example.com) or call (866) 732-6121 to discuss your interest in serving. You will then be notified if/when the communities are requesting volunteers. Please keep in mind that volunteers at this time are not requested, while first responders are completing their work. Please keep them in your prayers.
As part of the body of Christ, our first and best response is prayer. Please pray for those who survived the storm and will face hard days ahead, for those who mourn loved ones lost, and that the response of the church will be an example of the faithful love of God.
Church leaders have issued a call to prayer. A Prayer in the wake of the May 20, 2013 tornado in Moore/Oklahoma City and a hymn written by Rev. Dr. Laurie Kraus are available to download and print for use with your congregation. See the resources section below for additional worship resources.
Through the Cloud and Out of Chaos: A Hymn for a Hard Season, hymn by Laurie Kraus as a bulletin insert
God We've Known Such Grief and Anger, hymn by Carolyn Winfrey Gillette
Prayers by the Office of Theology and Worship


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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They Had It Covered
Next month, it will be 50 years since Jamaica gained Independence from Britain. Today, the Jamaica Observer's Entertainment section reflects on the influence Jamaican pop culture has had on that country in REGGAE BRITANNIA, a weekly feature leading up to the Golden Jubilee.
THE British Invasion, led by the Beatles and Rolling Stones, was in full swing during the 1960s when West Indian migration to England peaked. Britons not only tuned in to rock and roll, many were taken with the music of Jamaican artistes like Millie Small and Desmond Dekker.
For much of the 1980s and 1990s, British pop acts paid tribute to the Jamaican music and performers they grew up listening to by covering their songs. Several of them topped American and British charts, earning solid paydays for their heroes, some of whom had fallen on hard times.
Most noted of the Brit 'cover' performers was UB40, a multi-ethnic band out of Birmingham in the British Midlands, home to a
large populace of West
Indian heritage.
UB40's Labour of Love series showcased versions of Jamaican hit songs by The Melodians (Sweet Sensation), Johnny Osbourne (Come Back Darling), The Paragons (Wear You to The Ball), The Heptones (Baby Be True), Eric Donaldson (Cherry Oh Baby) and the Trinidadian Lord Creator, who had numerous hits during the ska era of the early 1960s.
Creator (Kenrick Patrick) was all but forgotten when UB40 put some new gloss on his Kingston Town (originally recorded as Babylon) for their 1999 Labour of Love II set. Their spin was a minor hit in Britain, but sold well enough to give a second wind to Creator, who had suffered a debilitating stroke and had returned to his native land.
"That really changed my life. When the money came through, I was able to improve myself and return to Jamaica," Creator told the Jamaica Observer in 2002.
The biggest UB40 cover, however, was of Red Red Wine, an obscure song by superstar Neil Diamond. Their Labour of Love copy topped the Billboard pop chart in 1983, but band members say it was based on a reggae version done in 1969 by Jamaican singer Tony Tribe.
Culture Club was another British band strongly influenced by Jamaican pop music, with one of their earliest hit songs being the reggae number Do You Really Want 2 Hurt Me. After leaving the band, lead singer Boy George made the national charts with covers of Ken Boothe's Everything I Own in 1987 and again a decade
later with Police and
Thieves, originally done by Junior Murvin.
In 1997, famed drum and bass team Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare recruited top British singers Maxi Priest, Ali Campbell of UB40 and Mick Hucknall of Simply Red for their Friends album. Priest cut John Holt's Only a Smile and Campbell reworked Seems To Me I'm Losing, originally done in Jamaica by
Dobbie Dobson.
It was Hucknall who had the biggest impact. His smoky update of Gregory Isaacs' Night Nurse entered the British national chart in 1997 and helped resuscitate the 'Cool Ruler's career.
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Every year the National Park Service announces several dates for free access to U.S. national parks. All entrance fees are waived on these dates -- that means free access to some of the best scenery and trails in the world, folks! The free access dates for 2014 are:
- January 20: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- February 15 to 17: Presidents Day weekend
- April 19 to 20: The opening weekend for National Park Week
- August 25: National Park Service's birthday
- September 27: National Public Lands Day
- November 11: Veterans Day Weekend
Here's a link to the original press release
If you miss the free access days, you can get a screaming deal on access to all national parks with an America the Beautiful Pass. Special passes are also available for seniors, volunteers, U.S. Military members and dependents, and the disabled. (All the information can be found via the above link.)
What hiking gear can I take on a plane?
Bottom line, these parks were created to preserve the land for a reason -- but you have to see it with your own eyes to really understand. Might as well go when it's free!


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I have an embeded excel chart on my drawing called CLASS 125 Single Disc.xls. I want to switch this chart with another one known as CLASS 150 Single Disc.xls. How do I do this? I am using Autodesk Inventor 2011.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Is it Embedded or is it Linked? You can change the source of a Linked Excel file, but I don't know if it's possible with an Embedded.
To change the source of a linked Excel file, you can use the GoExcel.ChangeSourceOfLinked function. This is described in the iLogic help, which is available online (for Inventor 2011) at:
Look under:
Excel Data Links Functions -> GoExcel.ChangeSourceOfLinked
If the Excel file is in the same directory as the part or assembly, you can specify the replacement filename by itself (for example CLASS 150 Single Disc.xls) without including a directory name.
I read the link that you provided but I am still getting the same error whenever I do the code. I don't get what I'm suppose to put for the partialOldName in code
changeOK = GoExcel.ChangeSourceOfLinked(partialOldName, newName)
I am providing a picture.
Sorry, I missed the fact that you're working with a chart in a drawing. The iLogic function will only work with Excel files linked to parameters in parts or assemblies.
You can do this in a drawing using the API in a rule. Here's a sample rule:
Dim excelFileName As String = ThisDoc.Path
If ChartSource = "A" Then
excelFileName = excelFileName & "\ExcelChartA.xls"
excelFileName = excelFileName & "\ExcelChartB.xls"
End If
Dim doc as Document = ThisDoc.Document
Dim oleDesc As ReferencedOLEFileDescriptor
For Each oleDesc In doc.ReferencedOLEFileDescriptors
If (oleDesc.OLEDocumentType <> OLEDocumentTypeEnum.kOLEDocumentLinkObject) Then Continue For
If (Not oleDesc.FullFileName.Contains(".xls") ) Then Continue For
Here ChartSource is a parameter in the drawing. You could use different logic to drive the rule.
If you have more than one Excel or other OLE link in your drawing, you might have to add other logic to make sure that you replace only the one reference that you're looking for.
I also need to know the code to change the title of the charts. The picture says "ASME CLASS 125 (Iron Body Only)" as the title.
Here's a new version that can change the title. This is better because it accesses the Excel link through the table itself, instead of looking at all the possible links in the drawing. This could still have trouble if you have more than one Excel chart in the drawing (from your screenshot it looks like you only have one). If you had more, you could add more tests to this code to narrow it down.
Dim excelFileName As String = ThisDoc.Path
Dim title As String
If ChartSource = "A" Then
excelFileName = excelFileName & "\ExcelChartA.xls"
title = "ASME CLASS 125 (Iron Body Only)"
excelFileName = excelFileName & "\ExcelChartB.xls"
title = "ASME CLASS 150"
End If
Dim doc as Document = ThisDoc.Document
For Each dSheet As Sheet In doc.Sheets
For Each table As CustomTable In dSheet.CustomTables
If (table.TableSource <> TableSourceTypeEnum.kExcelTableSource) Then Continue For
Dim fileDesc As FileDescriptor = TryCast(table.ReferencedDocumentDescriptor, FileDescriptor)
If (fileDesc Is Nothing) Then Continue For
table.Title = title
I did use the code that you have given me. However, it is very slow when it comes to switching out the charts. It takes about 30 seconds to do so. I have to switch the charts out a lot because I use different size classes and I also have to make many different pdf files. I was wonder if there was a way to change the code in order to make switching out the charts faster or if you could toggle the visibility of the charts or suppress them. Thank-you.
Is it faster when you switch it manually? You can do it by right-clicking on the table and choosing the Select Other... command in the menu.
If it's not much faster when you manually select a different Excel file, then there's not much we can do in iLogic to speed it up.
And if my linking parameters come from a ipt, anybody have a code to replace de link???
Thanks for your helps


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Mother Nature's Cyclocross Race Through the Beautiful
Hoosier National Forest and Beyond!
*** ** Returning to the Midwest Trail Ride Horseman's Camp ** ***
Midwest Trail Ride Horseman's Camp ~ Norman, IN
This is not your typical road race, mountain bike race, or cyclocross race.
It is a combination of all three!
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Ratings: 20 | Reviews: 12 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by djbreezy:
3.68/5 rDev +0.5%
appearance - copper, medium transparency, big head, medium lacing
smell - caramel malts and spicy hops
taste - a big slob of brutal malt and alcohol, some nice malt complexity
mouthfeel - big body, strong carbonation
overall - not what i expected, overly strong, seems experimental, not sure what to say about it, disappointed
01-22-2012 07:38:37 | More by djbreezy
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4.5/5 rDev +23%
12-19-2011 16:26:19 | More by BigE90
3/5 rDev -18%
10-16-2013 23:04:58 | More by mdaschaf
3.78/5 rDev +3.3%
Appearance: (4.5)
- Huge light tan head.. many fingers over a very dark red/brown brew that is mostly clear. Slowly settled down to lace stuck all about the glass, and a thin 1/8" layer just resting. Very nice looking brew.
Smell: (3.5)
- Nice zesty citrus zing, light lemon, grapefruit.. all along a lightly toasty caramel malt, and subtle vanilla notes. Bit earthy and grassy as well. Some alcohol and liquor notes certainly present.
Taste: (4.0)
- Certainly a hoppy number. Lot's of zesty citrus and grassy hops here.. somewhat roasted caramel touch, and bready husky grain. Grain bill actually seems somewhat light, and is in great harmony with the barrel wood, and bourbon notes. Certainly a nice bourbon vanilla kick. Overall not bad, and is rather bitter. Little medicinal and sharp with alcohol.
Mouth Feel: (3.5)
- Lighter bodied than I had expected, though still a medium bodied brew. Certainly drying from the bittering hops.. slightly chewy, and puckering. Kind of zaps the tongue with a zesty, spicy, herbal flare.
Overall: (3.5)
- The beer is certainly good, but a bit messy as of yet. I am guessing this beer would really come together over time, and perhaps even develop some better body. The hops may calm down a bit, and the vanilla oak notes would really come forward while calming down the medicinal alcohol character. But a very good beer, and the price of roughly $13 for a 750ml bottle is quite nice.
12-23-2011 02:23:15 | More by Docer
3.08/5 rDev -15.8%
750mL bottle from Wholefoods@Bend. #202 of 2600. Reviewed from notes.
Dark mahogany with a hulking, moderately dense saffron-coloured head. Subsides over a couple of minutes leaving sparse lace trails and a slightly raised ring.
Dried banana chips, dark fruits, vanilla and oak. There's an inkling of earthy hop bitterness, but overall both hopsa nd malt struggle to penetrate.
Oak, fennel and raisins dominate. Some resinous, spearminty bitterness builds over the course and there's also a mild sweatiness, but overall it's a bourbon fest and the hop character is mostly undifferentiated greenness.
Fairly modest body for 10%. Pleasant spritzy carbonation leads into a moderately stripping bitterness with decent length.
Some promising aspects but the barrel character is overbearing to the detriment of the hop and malt bill. I anticipate this would have been much more rounded if enjoyed fresher.
03-09-2012 04:47:56 | More by spicelab
3.98/5 rDev +8.7%
750 ml bottle poured into Dechutes snifter. Bottle 2114 of 2600.
A- Pours a dark red with a humongous khaki head. The head retention is fantastic. Lacing is average at best.
S- Wow. The juicy fruit and citrus aroma is very unexpected. Grapefruit, orange, pineapple and lemon all burst out to appeal to my inner hop head. Toasty malts and toffee with just a touch of oak balance out the aroma. As the beer warms, more of the barrel qualities become apparent.
T- Initially, my palate is hit with citrus and grassy hops. A noticeable amount of caramel notes. As the you come to the middle of the sip, the flavor becomes toasty and slightly bready. I wasn't sure how the barrel aging was going to affect the beer as a whole. Well it plays in nicely. The usual suspects of bourbon, oak and vanilla finish everything out. Faint hints of alcohol.
M- Medium body with moderate carbonation. Mouthfell has some warmth from the alcohol. The finish is a tad thin.
O- Overall, I thought this was a really solid beer. Too be honest, I wasn't expecting much from this beer. But I was pleasantly surprised. A nice hop profile, serviceable malts and bourbon barrel qualities blend better than expected. Give this one a shot. Some aging could make bring this beer to the next level.
02-17-2012 06:16:21 | More by Mahlik
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
01-02-2012 22:01:50 | More by RedBrewer83
5/5 rDev +36.6%
07-06-2012 18:41:00 | More by MadeInOregon
3.58/5 rDev -2.2%
Bottle number 1312.
A - Dark deep red with a huge explosive light tan head. Great retention and lacing.
S - Very hoppy and citrusy.
T - Sweet ripe fruit, hop citrus, an alcohol burn.
D - Lots of carbonation with an lighter body.
O - Very hot and hoppy, needs time to mellow out a bit.
01-03-2012 04:41:51 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
05-11-2013 17:33:52 | More by tomholland
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
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1/5 rDev -72.7%
05-08-2013 03:03:35 | More by leftoverburrito
4/5 rDev +9.3%
A: poured a reddish brown in color with yellow highlights and half finger of head that left a little bubbly lacing sticking to the glass.
S: the aroma was pretty sweet upfront consisting of malty sweetness, hints of vanilla, bourbon barrel character is coming through a little with some citrus, a little hoppy, subtle booze and caramel notes.
T: the hoppiness was more a more apparent on the flavor alongisde citrusy bitterness, malty sweetness with good balance, very nice bourbon barrel accents that added some dimension, a touch of vanilla, caramel and mild underlying booze.
M; the brew was medium in body with a fair amount of carbonation which had a citrusy, sweet, mild hoppy, light booze and slightly bitter finish.
O: I thought it was pretty solid and really enjoyed the bourbon vanilla character in the taste.
11-23-2012 17:59:21 | More by Gobzilla
United Kingdom (Wales)
4.2/5 rDev +14.8%
1491 thanks to Kevin!
Pours a beige head with some nice lacing. Color is an amber copper.
Aroma: red ale meets bourbon. Grapefruit and hop resin citrus. Very juicy. Still pretty malty. Complex.
Taste: lots of bourbon and oak. Lots of juicy hops and citrus. Vanilla with some malts.
Mouthfeel: smooth but some bitterness. Medium bodied with a good amount of carbonation. Ends sticky.
Overall, very unique but very tasty. So much going on with this beer. I recommend this one!
02-04-2012 03:04:56 | More by mothman
4.15/5 rDev +13.4%
Bottle #1491/2600. Pours a dark copper red color with a light tan head that coasters on top. Banana, barrel, and hops. Medium mouthfeel. Nice lace. Hoppy but yet sweet at the same time. Resinous, some grapefruit. Oaky, vanilla notes. Seems this opens up nicely as it warms a bit.
02-06-2012 16:46:41 | More by kbutler1
3.9/5 rDev +6.6%
Poured a dark brown/mahogany colour. The head slowly dissipates with light lacing. murky in appearance.
Smells sweet, caramel notes. Though I dont have the best nose it is very appealing. Smells deep. Nothing over the top. I would have expected more bourbon notes as they are light though that appeals to my taste as I dont like a strong bourbon smell. If I wanted that I would drink whiskey.
Slightly bitter on the front, caramel, sweet, bourbon in the middle, warming. Roasted flavor afterwards. Very smooth, no biting. Alcohol is not over present.
Very smooth mouth feel, malty and full.
Overall though not the most complex beer I have had it is a great warming winter ale. I would expect this to age well.
12-24-2011 05:38:42 | More by scratchchance
3.3/5 rDev -9.8%
Bottle #457
Poured from a corked finished bottle into a snifter style glass.
Pours and dark red color with a nice white head.
First smell is of heavy bourbon notes maybe a hint of cherry.
After a couple of drinks I could taste some hops and a strong bourbon finish but, not overwhelming.
Beer was very drinkable for 10% ABV, and not "hot" for only being bottled about a mont ago.
Very good beer but not great, look forward to some more tweaks by the boys in Bend in the future in the new brewery.
12-17-2011 23:07:25 | More by madtappers
4/5 rDev +9.3%
01-04-2012 02:48:27 | More by kscaldef
3.78/5 rDev +3.3%
What a bitch to get the cork out of this bottle! Had to snap the cork in two and use a corkscrew. Finally got this one to pop. Thanks to Brian for my Portland, Oregon haul.
Bottle #1885 of 2600.
Poured into a snifter glass with a finger and a half of chalky tan head with decent lacing. The beer looks dark brown with some toffee-colored highlights from the tilted glass. 3.5
Immediate whiff of sweet bourbon came dashing at me after the bottle popped. And, with my nose deep in the bowl of the glass, that's the dominant aroma. Musty bourbon, barrel wood, toffee malts, red grapefruit hops, some blood orange, and a heap of alcohol heat rising like a desert mirage. A little bit overpowered by the whiskey, but still juicy. 3.5
Very woody bourbon character with loads of heat. Some pink and red fruit juiciness underneath layers of whiskey, vanilla, caramel, and toasted malt grains. Tastes like I have a few oak chips stuffed in my cheeks. Slight astringent character from the raw woodiness. Still caramelly sweet and hot in heat. The hops may have faded slightly from what would be a fresher bottle (no dating that I can see), but this works as a citrusy imperial red with heavy barrel aging and balsa wood, vanilla, and caramel syrup yields. The alcohol is spicy in the end. 4.0
I like the huge barrel aging on this one, but the mouthfeel suffers from the booziness. Medium-thick body, light carbonation. 3.0
Many big barrel beers fall out of favor with me because of the huge bourbon notes that can detract from a quality base beer. This one is different. The ridiculous woody whiskey notes appeal to me. The grapefruit/orange hops are there and keep it within the style. I imagine this to be an okay imperial red without the eight months of age, but 10 Barrel wrapped this one up well. Plus one on the rich vanilla notes. 4.0
04-10-2012 02:13:07 | More by thecheapies
3.58/5 rDev -2.2%
Bottle 2425, shared with buddy, poured into wine tumblers.
Big issues getting the cork out, had to use a corkscrew. Finger and a half light brown head, slow dissipation with ok lacing over deep amber with garnet note clear body, no visible carbonation due to dark hue. Malty nose, mainly crystal, some biscuit, the hop aroma has really subsided over time. Taste mirrors nose, malt forward, though some light vanilla notes and bourbon became more prevalent as it warmed, citrus and piney hops pushed to background, this probably would have been more hoppy at an earlier age. Mouthfeel is medium, pretty good effervescence. While the barrel aging might have helped mellow this out a bit, should have drank sooner to experience the hop bill, which was pretty much gone, despite careful (refrigerated since acquisition) handling.
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This potato dish is a wonderful side for any grilled meat. If you don't want to grill, just place the potatoes in a dish, cover and bake in the oven. —Robin Johnson, Rattan, Oklahoma
- 8 medium potatoes, cut into 1-inch cubes
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- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
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- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Divide mixture between two double thicknesses of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Fold foil around mixture and seal tightly.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 40-45 minutes or until potatoes are tender, turning once. Open foil carefully to allow steam to escape. Serve with sour cream if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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Two outstandingly beautiful American movies. Blue Jasmine on Friday 29 August and Dallas Buyers Club on Friday 26 September. Blue Jasmine is the latest instalment in a body of work unparalleled in the industry by the irrepressible Woody Allen. Match that with the film that won Mathew McConaughey best actor in a leading role at the 2014 Oscars and you have The Great American Double!
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Friday 29 August 7.30pm (doors/bar 6.30pm)
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Wealthy socialite wife Jasmine Francis (Cate Blanchett) has lost everything after her businessman husband Hal (Alec Baldwin) was caught by the FBI stealing money from investors, so she has moved to San Francisco to stay with her sister Ginger (Sally Hawkins) and a series of men Jasmine deems bad for her. As she adjusts to her new lifestyle Jasmine reflects back on her past in New York City and what went wrong, particularly with her cheating husband.
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Running Time: 1 hour and 38 minutes
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Recounts the adventures of Gustave H, a legendary concierge at a famous European hotel between the wars, and Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy who becomes his most trusted friend. The story involves the theft and recovery of a priceless Renaissance painting and the battle for an enormous family fortune, all against the back-drop of a suddenly and dramatically changing Continent.
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Best Rosemary Chicken Recipe
This is a terrific recipe for anyone who cooks for one or two people. Plus, it can easily be doubled to feed more. It is perfect for fast-paced weekdays and makes a complete meal when served with buttered beans and rolls. -Luke Armstead, Oregon City, Oregon
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness. In a nonstick skillet, cook chicken in oil over medium-high heat for 3-4 minutes on each side or until no longer pink. Sprinkle with lemon juice, rosemary, oregano and pepper. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Rosemary Chicken in Quick Cooking July/August 2002, p27
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DALEVILLE – An idyllic country drive near Daleville, along the banks of the White River, gets you there. As you round the bend, your eye sweeps up the rising hill dotted with innumerable tombstones. Nestled among the gray stone markers, at the top of the hill, is the most unassuming of churches, charming in its very simplicity.
Mount Pleasant Community Church has watched over the hill for 134 years. It stood, with doors closed sometimes, throughout the decades. Today, it stands with its small but vibrant congregation putting out the welcome mat for newcomers. On Sept. 29, they're also hosting a homecoming with former members, visitors or relatives invited to return for a special visit.
Musician John Gunter will be among those making the homecoming that day, and will provide entertainment bringing his brand of a little bit of country. The congregation will enjoy music, worship and a chicken noodles lunch following the service. Pictures, stories and memories are welcome.The congregation is small, but it's tight, with a long history of families and friends intertwined through faith under the Mount Pleasant roof. No pomp or circumstance here. It's an old-fashioned church family, with one important thing in common."Every time you step in here you feel like God's here," said Darlene Smith, a Mount Pleasant member of more than 50 years. Her mother and grandmother came to Mount Pleasant as well. Smith was married at Mount Pleasant 44 years ago to her husband, Alan, who now serves as the worship leader and church board president.Mount Pleasant is a nondenominational church, shepherded by Pastor John Albright. "We're completely self-contained," said member Carol Wilburn. The church also boasts no debt. That's not to say there's not plenty of investment. Church members have carefully looked after the needs of the church, even to installing an elevator and stained glass windows handmade by church members in the basement community area.Member Paula Lennington made several of the stained glass windows after taking classes to learn how. "It's kind of like everybody got their own vision," said Lennington of the rich variation in the colorful windows.Seventy-nine-year-old Lennington was born in a house within view of the church. She has been a member of the church her entire life. As a child, Lennington sat atop a tombstone, eating a sandwich, to watch the basement being dug underneath the already existing church building. They dug the basement out with shovels, and hauled the dirt away with wagons and horses. That was in 1939.Lennington remembers the pot belly stove that used to warm the building for services."Dad set me in the pew while he got it going – and I had to sit there," remembered Lennington.There are seven acres of graves surrounding the church, with another two acres unplatted. Some of the stones date as far back as 1849.
Out in the vast cemetery, one structure dominates over all others. An elaborate metal gazebo, aged by sun and wind and time to a green verdigris, announces the crypts of the people underneath. "Neeley's pagoda" holds three family members, the earliest of which was interred in 1855, and the last in 1911.
Lennington remembers as a child, "We'd knock to see if anybody was home."
Although surrounded by acres of quiet cemetery, the church itself claims just 6 feet of the earth around its perimeter."The only way we have to go is up," said Wilburn, with a little bit a heavenly humor.
The church welcomes visitors every Sunday to 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. worship. It is located at 4101 S. Highbanks Road in Daleville.
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If you go: What: Mount Pleasant Community Church homecoming, entertainment with John Gunter When: Sunday, Sept. 29, Sunday school 9:30 a.m., worship 10:30 a.m., chicken noodles lunch 12:30 p.m. Where: 4101 S. Highbanks Road, Daleville More info: Call 759-7068


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Ian McClanahan grew up in Fremont, a small town in Wayne County.
Before joining the military, he was an integral part of the local volunteer fire department, where former colleagues remember him as someone who would do anything to help his fellow man.
The Fremont Volunteer Fire Department was McClanahan's home and his enthusiasm is well remembered.
"When he was 17 or 18 he got on as a junior member and he was very gung-ho," recalled former Chief Danny Tillman of the Fremont VFD.
"He'd stay at the fire department a whole lot; he was very involved in the fire department," Tillman said.
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"He kept talking about it when we'd go on fire calls," said Tillman. ''Once, he asked me my opinion. I told him if it's what you desire in life -- go for it; if it's your dream, pursue it."
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McClanahan took that love of medical aid with him into the service and became a Navy medic, a job he knew could put him in dangerous situations.
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Although he's been gone from the Fremont Volunteer Fire Department for several years, those who work with him are praying for a full recovery, after receiving the shocking news of the accident.
"I can't wait to speak with him again," said Tillman who is confident McClanahan will pull through this ordeal.
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Innospec Performance Chemicals has added a very mild surfactant to its Iselux line.
Corrections Regarding NPA Standards: Letter to the Editor
Aug 3, 2014
After reading this article, I found inaccuracies in some of the statements regarding the Natural Products Association (NPA) Natural Standard.
Swallowfield Debuts Aerosol Body Butter Technology
Jul 30, 2014
Swallowfield plc has developed an aerosol spray for body butters, believed to be the first of its kind.
Impact Colors Introduces Candelilla Bead Exfoliators
Jul 30, 2014
Impact Colors has created a new line of candelilla bead exfoliators as alternatives to polyethylene microbeads for skin care and oral care. Nature XFol is a line of exfoliating beads in a variety of colors that are natural, biodegradable and safe for skin.
Researchers Propose Coloring Hair with Nano-Patterning
Jul 29, 2014
Researchers from the University of New Mexico and Los Alamos National Laboratories have reported nano-patterning a diffraction grating on human hair with a focused ion to allow the hair to reflect colors in the spectrum to produce a hair color pattern with a flat iron.
Coast Southwest Introduces Olive Oil Emulsifiers
Jul 22, 2014
Coast Southwest introduced Olivatis, a line of olive oil-derived emulsifiers manufactured by Medolla Cosmetic Specialty Ingredients.
Induchem Creates Extra Small Visual Beads Naturally
Jul 22, 2014
Induchem used its unique manufacturing system to create small spherical beads from cellulose and sugar that provide visual effects in cosmetic formulas.
Greentech Fights Underarm Bacteria to Prevent Odor
Jul 16, 2014
Greentech has designed an active to fight underarm odor while maintaining skin microbiome homeostasis.
Silab Debuts Seaweed Extract for Anti-glycation
Jul 9, 2014
Silab has introduced a seaweed extract that limits cellular and tissue damage caused by glycation and Advanced Glycation End Products (AGEs).
A&E Connock Introduces Expanded Natural Exfoliant Range
Jun 30, 2014
A&E Connock has debuted its expanded range of natural exfoliants to the personal care industry. The range was extended in response to increased interest from manufacturers seeking natural alternatives to plastic microbeads.
Read the Label Online: Nexxus Color Assure Pre-wash Primer
Jun 17, 2014
This primer is formulated with exotic white orchid extract, to help seal and protect each hair strand; repelling water to colored hair remarkably vibrant. This column will review the ingredient listing for functionality and claims substantiation.
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