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Titled so we don't have another year of forum policing about how something "isn't technically an album."
I can't get enough of "The Seer" you know the new Swans record!
Excited for new music from Godspeed, Nick Cave, the Avalanches & Outkast
Can't wait for new Dr. Dog, The Shins, Outkast, DAFT PUNK, maybe even No Doubt... who knows, so many possibilities! I'd also love to hear from Vampire Weekend, MGMT, and various other people who have a good record for putting albums out.
Lamb of God - Resolution.
Jan 24th.
Get Ready.
Wall of Death.
Upcoming Shows:
Kasabian/Bo Ningen: 10/1 @ Metro
Coachella: 4/10-12 @ Empire Polo Fields
What about Detox?
August 30 - Sleep
August 31 - Sleep
September 5 - Seth Troxler
September 9 - Black Vice
September 11 - Earthless
September 14 - Lily Allen
September 16 - Earth
September 20 - Skeletonwitch
September 21 - Nails
September 23 - Andy Stott
October 2 - Beck
October 3-5 - Austin City Limits
October 10 - Bonobo
October 20 - Mastodon
October 23 - 26 - Housecore Horror Festival
October 29 - The Melvins
November 7-9 - Fun Fun Fun Fest
November 15 - Primus
November 18 - Slayer
I read somewhere that Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are recording in 2012, don't know that they'll have an album finished by the end of the year though.
I'm excited to hear what the next Tool, Outkast, MGMT, Grizzly Bear records will sound like.
Edit: Also looking forward to the Presets' and Nosaj Thing's new albums.
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Definitely read that Nick Cave is planning a new album in 2012.
8/23-24/14 FYF Fest - Expo Park //8/25/14 Nine Inch Nails - Hollywood Bowl // 9/6/14 Elvis Costello & Ben Folds - Hollywood Bowl
9/12-14/14 Riotfest - Humboldt Park, Chicago, IL // 9/18/14 Neutral Milk Hotel - Hollywood Bowl
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The Horrors Oct 14 Santa Ana
Is there supposed to be an Outkast album out this coming year?
I'm excited to hear some new Grizzly Bear.
"Outkast is on track to release a new album by early next year. Both Dre and Big are working on solo projects; they want those out by the end of 2011."
ps Big Boi was working with Little Dragon couple weeks ago so we should see his new solo LP soon
Cant wait for my favorite bands' new shitty albums!
8/30: Peaking Lights @ The Chapel
9/3: Bear in Heaven @ The Independent
9/11: Tomas Barfod @ The Rickshaw Stop
9/12: Shifted @ Mercer
9/24 - 28: Decibel Festival
10/3-5: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival
10/4: Ought @ BoH
10/5: The War on Drugs, Cass McCombs @ The Fillmore
10/18-19: Treasure Island Music Festival
Listening to Cloud Nothings' Attack on Memory, liking it a lot.
Was there another thread where someone posted a huge list of upcoming 2012 releases?
And...unless you're going through teenage angst, why would you look forward to the postal service release?
Chvrches 09/19
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CATEGORIES Drama, Celebrities and Controversy, CinematicalYou've no doubt heard Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to 90 days in the slammer (and then 90 days in rehab) for violating her probation stemmed from a 2007 drunk-driving arrest. Prior to the ruling, while she was crying (she didn't Chris Brown it, either) and pleading with the judge for lenience, she mentioned that, "This is my life. It is my career. It is something I have worked for all my life." Did she blow it? Are both her life and career over? Not quite, and at the very least there will likely one day be a Tarantino in shining armor to save her from near obscurity (if not the Tarantino another director, maybe John Waters?). In the meantime, she's also not seeming to lose the few gigs she'd already lined up before heading back to court.
One of those projects is the biopic Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story, in which she is still cast as the titular former porn star. According to 24 Frames, the film's director, Matthew Wilder, says he'll wait for La Lohan to finish out her punishment and will not re-cast her part, despite being fully financed and ready to begin shooting now. Some of his willingness to delay filming for the troubled former child star may be that financiers put up money because she was attached. You also have to figure that anyone who wanted to work with her before the sentencing was already okay with her reputation, work ethic and other factors that could potentially hurt the production anyway. It's hard to imagine Inferno losing any of its initial audience because of Lohan's jail time, and it's also hard to imagine Inferno keeping its initial audience with another actress in the lead.
She is also still set to be in the Willie Nelson-produced The Dry Gulch Kid, an adventure comedy co-starring Nelson, Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey that was originally supposed to film back in May. Nelson's producing partner, Kerry Wallum said, "she's a good actress. We'll wait," after hearing of Lohan's sentencing, even though they never fully signed her onto the film. "We have a bunch of music videos we're doing right now, so we can just be busy until she gets out."
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Method Graphics.fillArc
try using the method using these arguments
this should draw a small pie section from 12 o'clock counter clockwise by 3 degrees
in fact it draw a full circle (same when using 2 and 4 degrees).
the number of degrees that trigger this reaction is from my tests depands slightly on the bounding rect.
if the call would be fillArc(0,0,50,50,90,3); then it would work (and for 4 as well) but now it wont work for 2 AND 1 degrees.
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2.58/5 rDev -28.1%
On draught at FBC, 8th Street Ale is bronze with a thin white collar that leaves very light, scattered lace.
Smell is weak, orange marmalade, a little plastic.
Taste is weak, some malt, phenolic, a hint of esters.
Mouthfeel is light bodied, dry.
Drinkability is okay. It's mild and generic. It's also utterly forgettable. The plasticy phenols are the most distinguishing factor, and are not appropriate for the style.
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3.68/5 rDev +2.5%
Appearance Clear and pretty brown with a terrific head that left some cool lacing on the inside of my glass.
Smell This smells like a very balanced Pale Ale. The toasted malts are very significant, and the hops are right on target. Theres also a sugary maple sweetness to this one.
Taste This is really nice. Its a little heavier on the malt side, but the floral hop balance is not far behind. The finish is sugary.
Mouthfeel Not quite medium-bodied, this English-style pale ale felt terrific in the mouth. It is rich, creamy, and refreshing.
Drinkability This met the promise on the label of an easy-drinking sessional.
Comments A huge thanks to Gusler for sending this bottle up to the Northwest. I really enjoyed the chance to try this local Arizona brew.
02-05-2004 02:36:37 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev +11.4%
07-11-2014 08:22:20 | More by Bszymkow09
4.08/5 rDev +13.6%
08-17-2014 17:40:58 | More by bisq
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
05-14-2014 22:29:32 | More by Cynic-ale
3.65/5 rDev +1.7%
Picked up a sixer of this at Tower in Phoenix, AZ.
Pours a clear golden-copper color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a thin pancake on top leaving light lacing.
Smells of slightly herbal, slightly citrus hops with equal amounts of lightly toasted sweet malt aromas.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Lightly toasted pale malts start things off, followed by herbal hop flavors that lead into a mildly bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is good. It has good carbonation and a nice thickness.
Drinkability is good. This is definitely a session beer.
Overall this wasn't a great beer by any stretch, but it succeeds in putting money in the bank for Four Peaks. Worth a shot.
03-30-2009 17:01:52 | More by glid02
4/5 rDev +11.4%
03-16-2012 18:23:32 | More by Zachb4au
4.25/5 rDev +18.4%
07-18-2012 04:59:26 | More by Auraan
2.2/5 rDev -38.7%
Thanks tayner for this extra.
12oz. brown bottle poured into a pint.
A: Upon opening, I get a huge carbonation crack. After an average pour, I'm left with 1 inch of liquid and 5 inches of white head that doesn't want to budge. The liquid is on par with Miller Lite.
S: Fruity Esters. Green grapes, Green apples, raisins anda bit of lemon. Very yeasty. Grainy or maybe corn background.
T/M: Pretty similar to Miller Lite. Very light flavor. A bit of spiky citrus prick but not very fruity. I'm pretty sure I'm getting corn. Thin and highly carbonated.
D: I don't think I'll have another.
12-08-2007 23:32:37 | More by pwoods
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12-12-2013 17:21:36 | More by LXIXME
4/5 rDev +11.4%
03-04-2012 03:59:10 | More by RDW
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3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
Four Peaks- 8th Street Ale
Thanks to Tayner for this 1.
A- Bright golden orange with the biggest foamiest head. Huge chunky foam lacing.
S- Nice crisp grapefruit, tangerine, and orange rind. Slight grainy malt touch.
T- Sweet tart citrus flavors like grapefruit, lemon, orange, and tangerine come through immediately. A nice grainy malt flavor pops up and carries out til the end.
M- Slight tartness with a mild malty lemony finish.
Overall- Nice flavors and easy to drink. An enjoyable smooth Pale Ale. (Thanks Dana!)
08-07-2008 20:47:26 | More by NJpadreFan
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01-10-2012 17:55:25 | More by jward329
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06-12-2013 20:58:47 | More by SoCalBeerIdiot
Ontario (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev +3.1%
Enjoyed on tap in Scottsdale (brewed in Tempe). A keeper, English style hops and understated approach. A faint hop aroma. Light yellow and very lacey. Average mouthfeel. A nice bitterness. Carbonation right there.Good balance between bitterness and the malting.
02-07-2010 05:34:26 | More by Sammy
3.45/5 rDev -3.9%
A: clear dark golden color.. 1 finger head.
S: nice fruitiness with good caramel base.
T: malty sweetness upfront.. then some grassiness with some light bitterness. I also get some fruitiness with a pstands each flavor that stands out..
Mf: light medium body with creamy feel..
O: a good session brew that has enough flavor.
10-15-2011 02:30:38 | More by aval89
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05-21-2013 07:56:11 | More by RealCoolHand67
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08-30-2014 16:04:10 | More by permian-boozer
3.68/5 rDev +2.5%
Got a bottle at AJ's. This reminds me of Tree Fort Ale from Michigan, which is also a very bright take on the English pale ale. The flavor and aroma are a mix of lemony hops and toasty, bready malts. It's not necessarily clean, like there's a gentle creamy undertone, with the yeast playing a small complement to the malts. A tasty session beer, worth trying.
02-11-2012 13:23:27 | More by tempest
3.63/5 rDev +1.1%
Pours amber with a 4 fingers+ offwhite head. Good lacing & pretty good head retention
S: Floral & spicy hops
T: Grapefruitty hops and a little sweet malt. Biscuittty malts follow. Finsishes with citrussy hops & a hint of grainyness
MF: Light/medium bodied, good carbonation & pretty good balance
Drinks pretty good, just nothing too complicated here. I'd say this reminds me more of an APA than an English PA , decent session ale
10-01-2006 03:43:28 | More by russpowell
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Hazy, bronze-coppery in hue with some peachy influences; white foam, sadly the head was only a half finger tall. Head retention was poor, the bubbles quickly dismissed to a soapy cap. The subsequent lacing was spotty but not widespread. The appearance, overall, is decent but far from noteworthy.
The label claims this is an English Pale Ale but one sniff and I am not totally convinced. The hops are too Americanized, sure, it is not a citrus bomb or anything but the fruity, earthy, vibe is kind of clean and off. Okay, I am going to backtrack, the hops are English-style hops but maybe they were grown in the US or something? Maybe that has nothing to do with anything. Maybe the malt, while caramel based with earthy, biscuit hints, is agreeable but it too is a tad clean. Maybe the yeast is too clean. Maybe, in my mind, clean means Americanized. With all that said the potency is moderate and the aromas are pleasant too smell. That is all that matters. Inviting.
The palate is an Americanized English Pale Ale. Caramel malt is found throughout with hints of fruit, woody hints, biscuit, earth, and the finish is sweet and lingering. IMO, this is a well-made EPA but it is a tad clean for me to consider it great. All the components are in place but I would like a dirtier tasting beer. It is tasty, pleasantly bitter with a good malt base. IMO, this beer falls somewhere between EPA and Amber Ale. Screw the styles do I like it? Yes.
Medium/medium-light in body, the carbonation is low but natural; overall the mouthfeel is fitting and agreeable. It does fall on the small side of life but I can deal with it.
Props for such a well made beer! It is very easy to drink but with plenty of flavor and little alcohol. Session beer! I would love for this beer to be available in Nebraska. It kind of reminds me of 3Fs Pride & Joy Mild Ale. Lingering aftertaste that begs to be paired with burgers, grilled cheese, or anything BBQ. Lovely! Thank you Aunt Kathy and Uncle Rick for sending me this fine AZ brew. Recommended.
03-21-2006 16:58:23 | More by bditty187
3.58/5 rDev -0.3%
Apperance - Poured a nice dark amber color with a medium sized head that seemed to stick around leaving a fair amount of lace.
Smell - A slightly sweet malty smell with a small hint of florals in the background.
Taste - Sweet tasting malt caracter hit me upon my first sip that was closely followed by a small hint of spice. Non of the flavors were over the top, just a nice balance of each one although a little sweet towards the beginning for my taste.
Mouthfeel - This beer is very light in feeling and very smooth to drink, not at all overpowering in any one aspect. Leaves a nice mildly sweet aftertaste.
Drinkability - A very good session brew, very easy to drink that is not at all harsh on taste.
Comments - A very easy to drink beer that I have had both on tap at the brewery and in the bottle. A great first starter beer to the land of craft brews. Both on tap and in the bottle are great. They have always seemed to have been able to keep the quality very consistant. Great choice if you are looking for a great tasting session craft beer that is very easy to drink.
04-29-2004 13:54:48 | More by mrpicklerelish
4/5 rDev +11.4%
12-15-2011 17:05:57 | More by MTBeerTraveler
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
05-22-2014 21:24:36 | More by jason_nwx
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07-04-2014 23:22:39 | More by Philef
8th Street Ale from Four Peaks Brewing Company - 8th Street Brewery
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I enjoy running in New Mexico. Something about the landscape, so vast, colorful, tenacious, yet fragile makes it seem like a charismatic familiar friend.
I had my eye on the Deadman Peaks 50 mile trail run for a long time. It was relatively close (8 hr drive), fell on a time frame when events are becoming scarce, and was intriguing since it's all on the Continental Divide Trail in a remote location that, in Race Director Jim's words,"sees about 20 people total a year." Unfortunately, for me, the race sold out quickly.
About ten days before the race I was floundering with an ankle still sore from the Bear 100 race but eager to get back out for another race. I was already registered for the Antelope 100k on Nov 6th but I'm impatient and wanted something in between, so I contacted Jim and asked him to let me know if a spot opened up. He emailed me right away and said I was in. I hadn't lost a lot of fitness but I had definitely lost strength and power. I was a little concerned the week of the race that the weaknesses would expand and become a problem like most weaknesses are summoned and exploited in long races. Regardless, I felt I could get through the distance and at least enjoy a day in the desert while preparing for the 100k two weeks later.
The trip to New Mexico saw everything from snow to warm sun.
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When I arrived in Cuba NM I had some time to kill, so I headed over to the race start where I planned to sleep in my car. I met John a BLM Ranger (these guys make real cops look like sissies). He was there surveying the "parking lot", which was merely scrub brush covered desert on either side of a rough dirt road. It had been raining off and on all week there and was sprinkling while I was there talking with John (likely the only five days that see rain out of the calendar year, very rare). Considering the rain and the low temps in the 30's, I opted to check out the cheapest motel in Cuba. Not a difficult thing to do since any motel in the town is lucky to have a semblance of a paved parking lot. I settled on the Cuban Motel. I was dry and warm, which would likely be the only selling points on any brochure they may have.
I went to the packet pick-up/pasta dinner. The food was good and a representative from the Continental Divide Trail Association presented a slide show about the trail with some terrific photos. I chatted with a couple of other runners (one from Calgary Canada) and headed off to Cuban Motel paradise.
I barely slept, mostly because I was getting worried about my ability and fitness and I didn't want to embarrass myself with a DNF or another miserable showing like the North Fork 50 in July. Though, once I started getting ready in the morning I felt the adrenaline forcing out the doubt and replacing it with an eagerness to run.
The start was pitch black at 6am with thick clouds blinking out the full moon, so headlamps were imperative. We got started for about 1.5 miles on the dirt road then abruptly turned off into desert with no trail, just a fair amount of flagging. Still, we were making good time and into a nice flow. There were four of us at that point, which dropped to three about 5 miles into the race. At the first aid station at mile 9 the two guys I was running with stopped and I just yelled out my number and kept going. That was the last time I'd run with any others.
I usually get into a zoned-out groove for miles on end in these events but the trail, rocks, cliffs, sand, mud, bushwhacking, and path finding kept me focused. It remained cold for most of the day, so I kept my gloves on for all but about an hour of the race. The nice part about the coolness and cloud cover is that I only drank about 7 oz per hour, so I was able to run the entire race with just the 60 oz in my hydration pack.
I kept expecting someone, mostly Brooks, to catch up to me and sometimes even hoped someone would so I'd have a little company. I was holding a good pace, running every step.
I reached the mile 21 (actually mile 23, I'm guessing - the course is 54 miles) aid station, which took a solid two hours since the mile 9 aid station, so you better have some supplies to make it from one to the next! I ran straight through that aid station as well, just pausing long enough to say hi to Susan Reynolds, the Race Director of the Ghost Town race I barely won in a sprint finish last year in Hillsboro, NM. I hadn't seen her since the race, so it was a pleasant surprize to have her there helping out a fellow RD.
From there it took me 41 mins to get to the turn around point where I just grabbed the gels I had in my drop bag and was back running in less than 20 secs. It took me just 38 mins to get back to the 21 mile (now 29 mile) aid station, so I knew I was going to have a good run back. I was able to gauge my lead at the turn around. I had just 4 mins on Brooks and 10 mins on the third guy. I was determined to push hard to avoid a sprint finish.
Some course photos taken by Race Director, Jim Breyfogle...
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I encountered two low points, one was the first wave of pain that always seems worse than the rest and the second was likely due to dehydration since I ran out of water 2.5 hours from the finish. Instead of just plodding along like I normally would in rough patches, I kept running. I learned this from Bear 100 where I realized it actually didn't help by slowing down and often made matters seem/feel worse. I had to jump over a tarantula, which made my heart skip (and I may have let out a girlish yelp...).
For the last 10 miles of the race I kept looking over my shoulder (something I almost never do). I had it in my head I would win since mile 20 and wasn't going to let someone creep up on me. As it turned out, I had put substantial time on everyone over the last 27 miles. I finished in 8 hrs 55 mins (gives one the idea of length and difficulty of the race). And Brooks came in second 31 minutes after me.
It began to pour rain with cold, strong winds driving it, so I felt for the folks with a lot of time left in their race. I changed into my McDavid compression pants and some comfy clothes and drove home. Thanks to Happy Trails for watching (spoiling) Pippit.
Jim Breyfogle did a superb job putting on his first event. It had a good mix of structure and spartan-ism to it. I'm not sure I'd recommend it for a first 50 miler but I'd certainly give it the thumbs up for anyone looking for a full day of challenge and fun. Jim gives 100% of race profits to Pancreatic Cancer Research and Support. It's the disease that took his grandfather's life. I met and had a nice chat with Jim's grandmother, who came all the way from Ohio to help with the event.
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Will add more photos to this post as I get them!
Highgear Axio Max altimeter watch
Pearl Izumi short sleeve
Pearl Izumi shorts
Nathan arm warmers
McDavid calf compression sleeves
Inov8 Rocklite 312 shoes
Buff headband
Petzel Zipka headlamp
Nathan HPL 020 race hydration vest
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My thanks to the svelte Aaron Gleeman for reading through Ken Rosenthal's whole column, and spotting this tidbit near the end:
The Phillies continue to signal to clubs that they are eager to move right fielder Hunter Pence, who could earn $13 million to $14 million next season in his final year of arbitration.
Pence, 29, is batting .268 with a .789 OPS, 17 homers and 57 RBI. His value could be enhanced by the signings of the San Diego Padres' Carlos Quentin and Toronto Blue Jays' Edwin Encarnacion and their respective removals from the trade market. But few teams are willing to assume high salaries and part with significant prospects.
Look, I'm not going to take the time to find what we wrote about Hunter Pence last year when the Phillies traded for him, but my memory is that we said Hunter Pence is a good player but not worth what the Phillies would eventually have to pay him.
Which was, in the event, probably right.
Here are Pence's OPS+'s since his rookie season:
The Phillies, in their infinite wisdom, traded for Pence in the middle of that 139 season. And I'll bet you a dollar they're surprised that his OPS+ is now right in line with everything he did before the 139 season!
Anyway, Hunter Pence is a good player, even at substantially less than 139. But he's not worth anything like $13 million. So if the Phillies really want to unload him, they'll probably have to eat some money. They might as well. Otherwise they're faced with either paying him too much next season, or not offering him arbitration and getting nothing at all for him.
Meanwhile, the Phillies gave up four minor leaguers to get Pence a year ago. Two of them now rank among the Astros' very best hitting prospects. So, yeah.


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Jim Calmes passed away on July 17, 2012, fighting a good fight to the end from complications of his lung cancer resulting in leukemia, with his family at his side.
He was one of our nation's heroes, a Air Force veteran, but to his family, he was so much more. He was the father and husband that are the backbone of our country, a man to look up to. He will be so missed. God got a good one!
Jim was born at Pearl River, La., on Jan. 7, 1942, to Charles and Ella Calmes.
Jim spent, as he was fond of saying, 26 years and 28 days (but who's counting) in the Air Force as a survival instructor, teaching all-terrain survival at Stead Air Force Base in Nevada; teaching instructors at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington (where he met the love of his life, Norma); jungle survival at Clark Air Force Base in the Phillipines (where he found Melinda under a rice paddy) where, as part of his duties, taught in-country survival in Vietnam; teaching water survival at Homestead Air Force Base (where Dana swam into our hearts); and then back to Fairchild AFB, teaching survival scenarios for the rest of his career.
Jim retired as a senior master sergeant.
Jim graduated from Hammond High School in Lousiana in 1960, played a year of football on scholarship at Southeastern University then joined the Air Force. He earned his bachelor's degree in sociology from Park College in Kansas City during his time in the service.
In retirement, Jim enjoyed bowling, hunting, fishing and attending all of the activities that his grandsons were involved in. He tried to make every game!
Jim is survived by his wife of 45 years, Norma Krick Calmes; two daughters, Melinda Eskue and Dana (Tom) Wichman; three grandsons, Aaron and Austin Eskue and Brent Miller; one sister, Linda Calmes; two brothers-in-law, Wayne Talley and Bob Krick; two sisters-in-law, Evelyn Calmes and Leona Krick; and many other loved family members.
He was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Calmes Talley; one brother, T.C. Calmes; one brother-in-law, Kay Krick; and one sister-in-law, Roberta Krick.
A service was held on Aug. 4, 2012, at Christ's Church, W5804 Herman Road, Deer Park, with Pastor Sonny Clemmer presiding. A potluck will follow the service at the Deer Park Eagles Lodge, W12 South Ave.
We are grateful to all the health care professionals and the Veterans' Administration Medical Center for all the care given for medical conditions that resulted from his exposure to Agent Orange and to the Inland Northwest Blood Bank and their volunteer donors who made such a difference at the end of Jim's life.
In lieu of flowers, please donate in Jim's name at the Inland Northwest Blood Bank online at www.inbc2org/Get_involved/Current_Fundraising_Efforts.html or make donations to the Community Living Center at the Spokane VA Medical Center, 4815 N. Assembly St., Spokane, WA 99205.


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Updated Dec 4, 2012 - 10:26 pm
Cat Tracks: Wildcats stave off Southern Miss to stay undefeated
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we give you 'Cat Tracks', providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from Arizona's December 4 win over Southern Miss. Final score: Arizona 63, Southern Miss 55.
The Good:
The No. 8 Wildcats improved to 6-0 and are off to their best start since the 1999-2000 season, overcoming a sloppy first half.
Nick Johnson led the offensive charge for the Wildcats with 23 points in Tuesday night's win over Southern Miss.
Kevin Parrom added 14 points, 13 of which came in the crucial second half.
The Wildcats' defense stepped up huge after the half, forcing 17 Southern Miss turnovers.
The Bad:
Sean Miller's squad had trouble with Southern Mississippi's pressure zone defense, especially in the first half.
Arizona turned the ball over a season-high and uncharacteristic 27 times, despite holding on for the win.
� Southern Miss and Arizona combined for a staggering 50 turnovers.
� The 'Cats were ranked fifth in the nation shooting at 52.3 percent and sixth in scoring at 85.2 points per game entering Tuesday night's contest.
Coming Up Next:
The Wildcats will look to stay undefeated when they travel to Clemson on Saturday. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 6:00 p.m. local time.
- Greg Byrne - Arizona Athletic Director - Friday August 29Arizona Athletic Director Greg Byrne previews the 2014 Arizona football season
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Aug. 28 - Thursday August 28Adam and Jarrett preview Arizona's 2014 football season and season opener vs. UNLV.
- Rich Rodriguez, Head Coach UA Football - Monday August 25Who will be his starting quarterback and how will he replace Ka'Deem Carey?
- Greg Byrne, University of Arizona Athletic Director - Friday August 8Greg Byrne talks about the new ruling that gives autonomy to the Power 5 conferences.
- Bucky Brooks, NFL Network draft analyst - Friday May 2Bucky Brooks discusses what the Cardinals should do with the 20th overall pick.


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This route is listed as route 24 in Marc Beverly's "Jemez Rock & Pecos Area" guidebook published by Sharp End. It's the next to last climb on the far right end of the Poultrygeist area. NOTE: In Beverly's book the route is listed as 5.8. This is incorrect.
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The Jacksonville University men's soccer team was minutes away from securing its first win of the season but could not hold the 2-1 lead and finished in a double overtime 2-2 tie.
Although the Dolphins could not pull out the upset victory for their first win of the season and first win under new head coach Ryan Pratt, they should be proud of their efforts tying a perennial powerhouse in UCF. The Knights have been an NCAA Tournament team the past two seasons.
After a scoreless first half, the action came fast and furious in the second period.
UCF got on the board first in the 57th minute when Steven Lamberta struck a ball from 15 yards out that sneaked in to the goal over Dolphin goal keeper Gavin Carlin's head.
JU responded with the equalizer just five minutes later as junior forward Nick Rodriguez netted his second goal of the season. Rodriguez got his head on a throw in from freshman Elliot Roshoir and directed the ball passed the Knight goal keeper tying the score at one all.
The Dolphins were able to take their first lead of the season just four minutes later when freshman forward Gavin Craig took a cross from Rodriguez and beat the keeper with a well-placed ball into the upper right hand corner of the net.
The 2-1 lead for JU held all the way until the 84th minute when UCF was able to knot the game up off of a set piece. After a foul on JU, UCF's Omar Vallejo served in a ball that Deshorn Brown headed in past Carlin.
Neither team could manage to score in either overtime period and the game ended in a draw.
The stats of the match were very one-sided as UCF outshot JU 26-10 including 8-3 on shots on goal. Carlin and the defense came up big allowing the Dolphins to stay in the match and hold a lead for nearly 20 minutes as he produced six saves.
Jacksonville (0-5-1, 0-1-0 A-Sun) will look to ride the momentum of this tie and finally get their first win of the season as they travel to High Point University on September 18.


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As A Sophomore (2013-14) | Game-By-Game Stats | 4.9 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 2.1 apg
Recorded the best assist-to-turnover ratio on the team in conference games (2.4) … scored double-figure points four times … recorded five or more assists on three occasions … finished third on the team with 31 steals … more than doubled his scoring average from 2012-2013 (2.3) … led the team in assists on four occasions … scored a career-high 13 points in a win against Lipscomb on Jan. 1 … tied an A-Sun career high with six assists in a victory over UNF on Jan. 9 … started his first career game against Ave Maria on Nov. 23 … appeared in all 35 games … set a career high and finished one steal shy of the A-Sun Championship record for steals when he recorded six in the quarterfinals against Stetson (Mar. 4).
As A Freshman (2012-13) | Game-By-Game Stats
Appeared in 37 games … averaged 2.3 points and 1.7 rebounds per contest in 13 minutes played per game … shot 38.8 percent from the field … played a season-high 27 minutes against Ave Maria on Nov. 15 … scored a season high 11 points on March 2 against Kennesaw State … recorded a season-high four steals against Jacksonville on Jan. 5.
Bahamas Summer of Thunder Tour (Summer of 2012)
Averaged 8.3 points, 6.0 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals during the 3-0 foreign tour … had a +3.6 assist/turnover ratio (18/5) … shot 50 percent or better all three games and 56 percent (10-18) for the trip …opened with 10 points, six rebounds, four assists and four steals against the Commonwealth Bank Giants (Aug. 8) … played a team-high 35 minutes in a win over the Mailboat Cybots (Aug. 9), turning in an efficient nine-point and five-assist performance … finished the tour with six points and nine assists in a 121-78 victory over the Grand Bahamas All-Stars (Aug. 10) … passed out 14 assists to just three turnovers the last two games.
High School
Started for the West Squad in the Jordan Brand Classic regional game following senior season … went for 10 points, four rebounds and three steals over 26 minutes … led Phillip O. Berry Academy to a 69-19 record and a pair of North Carolina Section 2A Championships (2010, 11) over three seasons as starting point guard … reached double figures 72 times and had eight double-doubles over the three years … as a senior, posted averages of 17.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.6 steals … reached double figures in 25 of 26 games, including eight 20-point outings … earned a rating of 86 by ESPN.com, ranking him as the No. 44 point guard … as a junior in 2010-11, he averaged team-highs of 15.4 points, 3.7 assists and 2.7 steals to lead the Cardinal to a 27-3 record and second straight N.C. Section 2A Championship … named the Rocky River Conference Player of the Year and All-Western Region squad selection … reached double figures 22 times, highlighted by a career-high 36 points in the season opener against Garinger HS …burst onto the scene in 2009-10 as a sophomore, averaging 13.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 3.1 steals per game to help lead Phillip O. Berry Academy to a 24-8 mark and first of two N.C. Section 2A Championships during his career.
Son of Desiree Graf … born on Dec. 16, 1992 … close to his aunt, Joan Nelson, and young cousin, Morgan … communications major.
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Missouri City Girl Scout makes items for Gabriel Project to earn Gold Award
Houston, TX – Girl Scout Jessica D. sewed bags, blankets and more for the Gabriel Project, an effort by a church community to help women in what might seem to be a crisis pregnancy, to earn Girl Scouts of the USA's Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can receive. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts achieve this national recognition.
"I learned more about the Gabriel Project's mission and purpose in addition to improving my leadership skills," said Jessica, a 2012 graduate of Incarnate Word Academy.
Earning the Gold Award is a significant honor that requires recipients to demonstrate outstanding leadership skills, career planning, community involvement and personal development. It takes more than 100 service hours and two to three years of intensive work to complete the award requirements, which include planning and completing a project that is a service to the community.
"I chose this project because I wanted to help the Gabriel Project and learn more about how to care for newborns so I could teach others," said Jessica.
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Scratch Beer 48 - 2011 (Fest Bier) - Tröegs Brewing Company
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Ratings: 25 | Reviews: 22 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by nhindian:
3.15/5 rDev -13%
12oz bottle poured into a Troegs Mad Elf tulip. Thanks a lot to russwbeck for providing this!
A - Pours a very nice deep amber with a crystal clear body. Only the tiniest bubbles of carbonation break up the calm appearance and it's garnish with a 1.5-finger, cream head. Good retention on the head with generous lacing remaining on the glass.
S - The aroma is clean and malty. I'm not getting a whole lot of the yeast here, but rather some biscuity, bready malts and cereal grains. A touch of hop spiciness rounds out the nose.
T - As in the nose, this has an extremely clean and polished flavor, which is quite nice. Unfortunately, the flavors aren't exactly bursting forth and the malts, once again, make up the majority of the taste. Sprigs of caramel, biscuit, and a semi-toasted grain malt profile builds that lasts the entire glass. Nutty, earthy, spicy hops pop up in the finish, which adds a bitterness that lingers throughout the aftertaste.
M - Mouthfeel is medium-bodied with good carbonation. This feels active and lively in the mouth, but my favorite part is that it finishes neat and dry, which I suppose is the yeast contribution to this beer.
D/O - Drinkability is moderate. This isn't my favorite Oktoberfest, but it's very easy-drinking and would pair wonderfully with a meal. On its own, however, it seems to pull up a little short.
12-08-2011 07:24:50 | More by nhindian
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3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
12 oz bottle into an oversized mug.
Pours a crystal clear copper, with several foamy fingers of thick froth. This retains with roughly a ¾ finger of head, leaving back big sudsy swathes of lacing that cling to the sides of the mug. The aroma smells grassy and spicy in the nose, which is layered on top of a twang of earthy fruit and sweet malty notes of caramel and buttered toast. This is pretty straight-forward but I'm digging the overall flavorful pop of this here in the nose.
The taste has a moderate feeling bitter bite of leafy and spicy character, which gives way to underlying earthy green citrus and then a malty blend of sticky caramel and a more tighter feeling toasted sweetness. The finish is dry and spicy, with some light gritty pith that sticks to the tongue and then a smidge of earthy must that hangs in there as well. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a soft crispness to the carbonation that lies a bit of a light prickle on the tongue. The edges of the feel are definitely creamier and I can't help but think that this is maybe a bit too soft feeling overall even though this is generally pretty easy feeling and drinkable.
This was nice. It had a bit more of a earthy vibe going on with the profiles and even though the body seemed a little soft in spots, there was still enough of firm hop presence to keep this fairly crisp in the mouth. I would have no problem putting a few of these down.
10-20-2011 14:18:23 | More by Kegatron
3.8/5 rDev +5%
A - Exactly what you would expect from the style. A beautiful mix of amber/copper/orange depending on how the light hits it. Looks like a beer should!
S - Lots going on. Doesn't smell too much like a usual Oktoberfest brew but I do get the malt and hop scents. There's just a different aroma that makes me very curious about the taste.
T - Heavy on the malts but not overpowering. The hops really add a nice contrast and keeps the tongue from getting bored. The "thick" taste of the beer is noticeable and a pleasant surprise.
M - Hangs on the tongue for a long time but you don't want it to leave! Got even better as the beer warmed up a bit.
O - My favorite Oktoberfest to date. I finally understand what the style is trying to do!
10-09-2011 03:58:05 | More by DanJan
3.78/5 rDev +4.4%
A 12 oz bottle from the brewery. The Nittany Lions win, beating our recent nemesis, and this is my celebration.
A: The oktoberfestbier is textbook copper, a full amber orange hue that seems to be wearing lederhosen. A thin, wispy head, no lace, is all there is to see.
S: Roasted malts and plenty of earthy hops, the nose has a unique mustiness sweetness. That sweetness of the malts is strong, plenty of white/green grapes to go around. Plenty of depth here.
T: The maltiness is profound, sweet and grainy with the dry sweetness of grapes. Biscuit is here too, plenty of malts to toughen up the body. The noble hopping is subdued, a fine accompaniment to the malts. Breadiness is a lasting aspect, interspersed amongst the earthy hop bitterness.
M: A rustic oktoberfest, the sweetness belies plenty of malts, a sturdy bier. Perfect for a cool fall evening.
10-08-2011 23:40:21 | More by akorsak
2.88/5 rDev -20.4%
12oz bottle to stein. $4.50 for the single. Sampled 10/7/11.
A: Foamy and full of air, 1 1/2 fingers of head, between off-white and light-brown in color, diminishes fairly quickly into a suds film and collar. The body is medium-dark orange-amber (like old copper) and rather clear. No lacing to be seen.
S: Aromas of cereal and grain dominate the nose and palate with light herbal and resiny hop notes very, very much in the background. The hop character is really only appreciated in the bitterness on the back end (25 IBUs).
T: Really not much going on at all. The alcohol seems way higher than the listed 5.4%. A little earth, some paper, grape skin (?) and solvent.
M: The body is medium-full and chewy, yet the texture is slick and alcoholic. Carbonation is just about right.
O: Drinks like a 7.5% doppelbock. Very disappointing.
02-12-2012 12:50:17 | More by FeDUBBELFIST
3.93/5 rDev +8.6%
Pours a clear light amber color with just a wisp of white head.
Very bready with a slightly sweet malt aroma and subtle hints of hop spice.
Starts off with a slight spice then rounds into that good melanoidin malt character that so many Oktoberfests get wrong. This one contains little hops and lots of rich malt.
Mouthfeel is a touch light with good carbonation.
One of the better Oktoberfest I've had this year. Not one of my favorite styles usually, but this one is done very well in the flavor profile. The mouthfeel is a little lacking which is the only thing holding this beer back.
11-06-2011 18:05:29 | More by jmarsh123
South Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +12.7%
amber, darker then most Marzen I have seen. Great reddish hue to the color was fantastic looking. Amble carbonation
Aroma was very pleasing. Lots of malty smells came off of it quickly. Good hint of sugar, caramel in the back and a nice spicey, almost a hop twang to it in the finish.such a full flavored punch right out of the gate. This left no room for wanting of something extra in it. Had a ton of flavors, nicely hopped in the back
11-18-2011 02:47:06 | More by mikesgroove
3/5 rDev -17.1%
Poured into an imperial pint glass. Glass of cold water on the side to sip from periodically.
Appearance: As poured the beer is a clear copper color with a 1/8" head that soon recedes to a small ring and a big patch of foam on the surface. Some lacing is left behind as the head recedes. Sipping creates a sheet of foam and lots of tiny speckles of lacing. Many recede back to the liquid while many others cling to the sides of the glass.
Smell: The aroma is all bready malt with some underlying caramel and a hint of earthiness.
Taste: The flavor includes the caramel of the malt sweetness and some breadiness, along with a background of earthy bitterness.
Mouthfeel: The mouth feel is medium bodied and has a nice crispness from the prickly carbonation. The finish begins with the caramel sweetness and then turns dry and earthy at the finish.
Drinkability and Overall Impression: This is a drinkable beer that I'll not be seeking out to repeat even if it were available. Its not a bad beer, just one that isn't quite my preference when it comes to fest biers. My overall impression is that it was a reasonable experiment but one that falls short. The sweetness is too prominent and then it swops places with the earthy bitterness that becomes too prominent.
03-02-2012 01:52:20 | More by drtth
3.63/5 rDev +0.3%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass
A- pours a transparent shade of orange with a one finger offwhite head that fades relatively quickly, and leaves some solid lacing. Looks like a good o-fest
S- light caramel, a touch of cinnamon
T- very sweet, very malty. Getting some cinnamon and maybe a little ntumeg in here....standard o-fest flavors
M- medium bodied, on the thick side
O- a solid o-fest, but it's not my favorite style....not a ton you can do with it
10-16-2011 22:50:17 | More by bigfnjoe
3.35/5 rDev -7.5%
Got as an extra from Stormking47. Poured 12 oz into pint glass.
A- Pours slightly hazy copper color. Half a finger white head. Quickly recedes down to the edges of the glass.
S- Get a little of malt and hop all mixed throughout on the nose. Some sweeter caramel malts. Citrus hops, maybe a bit of pine aroma to it. Hops come through more at the end.
T- Malts come through most in the drink. Sweeter taste up front. Caramel malts with some bready characters. Hops start to come though in the middle with some lemon, citrus taste. A bit of spice with some bitterness lingering.
M- Medium body with moderate carbonation.
O- Good drink. I think I should have drank it a bit sooner as the hops may have come through more. Even though still a good drink. Love trying these scratch beers. Thanks Josh for the brew!
12-19-2011 02:50:11 | More by HosP
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
10-31-2012 01:38:19 | More by WanderingFool
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-16-2011 19:30:29 | More by sideshowe
3.33/5 rDev -8%
12oz bottle into SA perfect pint. Bottle courtesy of StormKing47. Thanks yo.
A: Pours a light copper with golden highlights beneath a very thin and unimpressive light tan head that faded into a minimal film that left a few spots of soapy lacing down the glass.
S: Grainy mash smelling malts, dry grains, a touch of caramel and lemon zest along with some earthy hops. A tad sour smelling.
T: Very bready tasting with flavors of doughy yeast, bread crust malt, dry grains, a touch of sweet caramel, and just a hint of lemon zest in the finish. The aftertaste finishes sweet and dry. This is much sweeter than the nose suggested, and thankfully not sour at all.
M: Medium-light body, slick yet dry mouthfeel with tingly, bubbly, carbonation.
O: Nice sweet and bready lager taste that goes down light and smooth. I enjoyed this but it was nothing to write home about. Thanks again, Josh.
11-06-2011 21:13:53 | More by scottfrie
3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
Picked up a six pack earlier today at the taproom. Served into a Dogfish imperial pint.
A - Pours a classic Oktoberfest orange with a fluffy two finger tall white head, dissipating down to a thin film, leaving very little lacing down the glass.
S - Smell is very malty. It has quite a bit of biscuit with some sweeter caramel malt helping to keep things in check. The hops are very fairly well balanced against the strong malt. All that being said, this one is a bit on the dull side.
T - Starts off with a bit of light caramel sweetness quickly giving way to a bit of bready malt, earthy hops, and some toffee creaminess. The finish is a mix of chewy malt and caramel sweetness. The flavors are good but it lacks a bit of luster. Still a very nice beer none the less.
M - Medium body and flavor with moderate carbonation. Lots of chewiness on the pallet throughout with a bit of sweetness creeping in at the very end of each sip. Even with all the chewiness I still liked the feel.
O - Not too bad. I enjoy Octoberfest's but I would never say they are a favorite of mine, that being said this is a very nice one. On a cold day such as today this really hit the spot. Can't wait to drink a few of these this fall.
09-16-2011 00:36:43 | More by orangesol
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
12oz standard brown scratch series bottle poured into a pint glass. This brew appears a perfectly clear color of copper. Stunning polished clarity, this is probably the most clear looking brew I have ever seen Troegs produce. A finger of yellowish stained head sits atop the brew with decent retention. Some patches and fingers of lace stick to the glass.
The aroma of this brew is sweet with caramel and toffee maltiness expected of the style. The sweetness of the malt hits the nose with a light toasty appeal and brings forth minor notes of buttery diacetyl. Very faint herbal hops are noted across the back. I tip my hat to the restraint of hop usage here which lets the toffee and toasted quality shine. As it warms, there is a mild fruited quality that comes forward taking the nose off in another pleasing direction.
The taste is toasty with a biscuit malt flavoring. Lots of caramel and toffee sweetness with a touch of butter to keep it in check. Some herbal and grassy hops are present but they play only a minor contrasting role to the residual sweetness of the malt. The finish of this brew is very crisp and clean with a minor fruity alcohol quality. Well balanced with a mixture of malt sweetness to herbal hops and fruity alcohol. Everything plays well to keep this brew in check. The hops come forward a bit in the finish providing more herbal hop character than what I initially picked up on. Once warm, a light mineral note comes forward.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest level of carbonation. This is a very crisp and enjoyable take on the style. Quite an easy drinking brew, there were no problems finishing my glass. Visually stunning, smelled nice and had a nearly perfect feel to it. My gripe is with the amount of buttery quality that contrasts the herbal hoppiness of this brew. Overall not a bad brew though.
10-11-2011 02:09:53 | More by stakem
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
A - Served with a copper tinted body that showed some slight haze...an eggshell colored head stood two fingers tall and receded to a thin covering...some decent lacing was left
S - All in all the aroma was a bit light and one dimensional...as you would expect, malts reigned supreme...they carried a bit of sweetness and they were tosted...the earthy hops were very light and hidden in the background
T - A burst of sweetness kicked things off...caramel and toffee flavors were the forerunners...the toasted presence settles in and everything becomes mellow...the grainy malt turns into a smooth grain flavor now...the earthy and grassy hops make more of a showing towards the end than they did in the aroma...they aren't there to bitter, but to balance
M - Medium bodied...smooth with a touch of creaminess...the hops balance things out but it still finishes with a touch of sweetness
O - This has been the best Oktoberfest I've had so far this season...everything was balanced towards the end, but the sweetness came through and made this an easy drinker
09-26-2011 12:53:43 | More by thain709
3.13/5 rDev -13.5%
I haven't seen a single scratch beer on-tap in the Ithaca area, so when I came upon Scratch4 48 at one of my favorite local watering holes, I was pretty pumped. Clear, orangish-brown body with a thin off-white head with OK retention. A few scraps of lacing are left behind.
The aroma is very fruity and sweet, with only a dash of hops.
This is a really strange fest beer. It doesn't remind of Scratch 13, which was the first Scratch fest. I actually reviewed 13 2 years after it was bottled because it was still pretty damn good, which is something I would normally never do to a beer not meant to be aged. Right up front the beer is riotously fruity. Tons of yeast coming through to provide generic fruit flavor that are sharp and sweet. The hop profile is at best moderate in strength (did I just say that about a Troegs beer?!) and is also pretty fruity, adding lemon and other flavors. Earthy flavors from the hops make an appearance also, but they lack staying power. The malt base is very sweet, but it doesn't bring a lot of caramel flavors. I would describe it more as bread mixed with molasses. Something tells me that I will not be opening any bottles of 48 in two years.
The mouthfeel is right where it should be, although the fruit and sweetness make it a little unpalatable to let this hang out in your mouth for too long.
Scratch 48 is certainly not my favorite of the Scratch series. The flavor profile is a little bit strange for a fest-bier, and I doubt I will have it again.
11-11-2011 15:11:06 | More by Hojaminbag
2.93/5 rDev -19.1%
A: The beer pours into my Mad Elf Tulip clear amber. A small cream colored head rests atop and boasts decent retention and very nice lacing.
S: Bready, caramel malt aroma. Very clean and very light.
T: The taste is really clean and well crafted, I just don't really like what they're doing. Pretty much all caramel malts and some grain. A bit too sweet, something is providing a bitterness at the end that just isn't quite enough to balance it out.
MF: Medium body with a lower than average carbonation. Crisp on the palate the beer is really drinkable.
O: This was a nice offering, but I just wasn't a huge fan. Too sweet and unbalanced for my liking.
12-30-2011 04:55:14 | More by russwbeck
4.1/5 rDev +13.3%
I enjoyed this on tap in a sample glass at the tasting room at the brewery.
The color is resplendent bronze with copper highlights - the clarity is excellent with visible carbonation rising rapidly in the lager. The head is slightly off white cream which retains well and the bead is fine. The lace sticks as you expect a fest bier to and I can't fnd any fault with the apppearance at all-simply a beautiful Oktoberfest! The smell has a traditional malt odor with slight caramel and mild sulfur either from the malt or yeast but you can tell it is of European origin. There is a light bready/toasty quality which is very pleasant. The feel is very good -balance of sweet malt and yeast which is accenting the malt very well with a light nuttiness and subtle hopping with a semi-dry finish.
The taste is exactly what I look for in a Marzen or festbier. The subtle nuance of munich malt which gives a slight caramel quality and mild fruitiness. The yeast comes forward mid taste to provide a light nutty element and brings out the mild toast notes of the malt. I like how you get a little sulfur/musty tinge in there too which helps as far as authenticity goes. This is almost biscuity with a nice light hop presence. I was pleasantly surprised with this scratch. I am getting more into lagers and I feel Troegs does a good job with the german style especially -Troegenator and sunshine are other examples of this. I found this to be very drinkable and recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good Oktoberfest.
09-22-2011 11:31:43 | More by Slatetank
4/5 rDev +10.5%
03-03-2012 18:54:54 | More by PSUHops
3.53/5 rDev -2.5%
A - Pours a light copper/chestnut color with a bit of faom that left minimal lacing
S - malty biscuit aroma, toasted, some nice caramel. There is a faint hint of hops
T - malty backbone, biscuit breadiness, alot of caramel malts. Very bready with light citrus hops. The taste is good but nothing too exciting.
M - good carbonation, medium bodied
D - its pretty easy to drink, but not something to hope they brew again. Enjoyable, just not memorable
09-26-2011 04:33:40 | More by mikereaser
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
I poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a SA perfect pint glass, reddish/orange pour with a slight white head, good lacing. The aroma is sweet and bready. The first sip is sweet, biscuity, lingering sweet finish. The body is full, good carbonation, smooth drinking. A nice example of the syle.
10-13-2011 21:45:18 | More by bonkers
3.93/5 rDev +8.6%
on tap at khyber in philly
Pours a brilliant cherry amber color with some golden hues. A beige head slowly dissolves leaving a cloud of film and a few spots of lacing.
Hints of leafy hops in the nose with citrus. Plenty of toffee and caramel with bready malts. A bit sweet and rich.
Light touch of hop bitterness up front, quickly swept away by the layers of malt. A little rich and roasty with caramel. Hints of cherry and sweetness with toffee. Touches of roasted nuts. Finishes a bit sweet and crisp.
Medium body, slightly higher carbonation, a little chewy and crisp on the palate. This was a surprisingly tasty to me, and probably one of the better American marzens I've had this season.
10-20-2011 04:33:26 | More by xnicknj
2.68/5 rDev -26%
Thanks to stormking47 for this 12 oz. bottle. Split with the wife, for some reason. She kind of got into Oktoberfest beers during this past season & I wanted to try it.
Pours a light, warm shade of yellow/tan. Nose is...like air. Few motes of cereal & grains, but wow, I nearly sprained a sinus trying to sniff anything off the surface of this brew.
Scratch Beer #48, Fest Lager, is a pretty tame example of the style. Clean lager yeasting, light sweet malts, touch of caramel, gentle floral hops at the end. All done with a feathery touch.
Too sweet, & not crisp enough for my taste. Disappointed that this doesn't live up to so many good Oktoberfest brews out here, not the Scratch Beer series. Not a good beer.
02-12-2012 03:12:49 | More by maximum12
4.33/5 rDev +19.6%
I really need to track down my Troegs glass, I drank two Troegs beers tonight out of improper glassware. I may have to give my beer snob card back soon. That would suck.
Beer is reddish / ruby amber and clear with a nice head, lots of lacing.
Aroma is sweet, Munich, caramel. Smells good.
Beer is medium in body and has a great finish, not too sweet, a great little Oktoberfest. I really enjoyed it. I would have it again. I would say that the malt / sweetness is well balanced, I think this beer is considerably above average for the style.
10-04-2011 04:54:45 | More by drabmuh
Scratch Beer 48 - 2011 (Fest Bier) from Tröegs Brewing Company
82 out of 100 based on 25 ratings.


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- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets considered no
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Beachfront paradise! Enjoy whale watching and beautiful sunsets from your lanai and Sugar Beach in front of Kanai A Nalu (gentle surf). Your completely remodeled 'home away from home' has all of the comforts you need to make your island vacation unforgettable! Centrally located, this condo is perfect for couples or families. It's a great place for people who like to snorkel, dive, fish and sail, or for those who like to keep their feet on land while enjoying a fabulous ocean view! Enjoy watching the boats sail into Maalaea Harbor and visit Maui's #1 tourist attraction, the Maui Ocean Center, as well as shops and restaurants at the end of the street! If you need to stay in touch with the outside world, hi speed internet is available at no additional charge. New maple cabinets, Corian countertops, porcelain tile and wood floors enhance your vacation experience inside the condo. Island life is complete with ceiling fans in both bedrooms, the living room and dining room.
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Whether you're looking for adventure or just want to get away from all the hustle and bustle, Maalaea is a great place to start! You can lounge by our heated pool or snorkel with the giant sea turtles. If you'd like to cook your own meals, you can do so in our full size kitchen, or use the gas or charcoal BBQ by the pool-but if you'd rather let someone else do the work, one of the best restaurants on the island is just at the end of our street-The Waterfront.
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- floor area 980 sq. ft.
Location Type
- beach
- waterfront
- beachfront
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- family
- away from it all
- wireless internet
- elevator
parking off street
- Parking is unassigned and complementary
- internet
- towels provided
broadband access
- Free access to high speed internet
- activities guide
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- water cooler
- filtered water
- hair dryer
- laundry soap
- local activities guide
- local maps
- paper towels
- local restaurant guide
- shampoo
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
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washing machine
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clothes dryer
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- sofa bed
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air conditioning
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linens provided
- 100% Egyptian cotton or Laura Ashley microcotton towels! High thread count sheets
- thermos bottle
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Pool / Spa
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- 2 bathrooms
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- bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower, tub, shower
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6
- bedroom 1: 1 king, 1 baby crib
- bedroom 2: 2 twin/ single
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- barbecue
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- beach chairs
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- large cooler
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- non smoking only
- long-term renters welcome
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- Wonderfully gentle beach, perfect for little ones
- limited accessibility
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- We try to provide everything to make your stay complete. There will be enough soap, shampoo etc.. to get you started for your stay in paradise.
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- library
- marina
- playground
- pond
- rain forests
- recreation center
- botanical garden
- churches
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Saison Vespula - Bluejacket / Arsenal Restaurant
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District of Columbia
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
11-02-2013 22:39:40 | More by yourefragile
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-19-2013 00:57:00 | More by jtladner
4.45/5 rDev +9.3%
I really liked this one. Had a glass at the Churchkey in D.C. The room was packed with beer geeks and a bit muggy and hot. A good saison is what I wanted.
Nice look to it, big fluffy/rocky white head tops a golden, bright body.
Aroma is spicy, dry and floral.
Taste has a bit of sulfur but mostly spice and florals. Undertone of dry biscuit. This is quite nice and quenching. Coriander and clove, white pepper and rose petals.
Finishes dry and sharp, without the bitter. This beer went down smoooth.
03-31-2013 18:38:20 | More by Mebuzzard
Saison Vespula from Bluejacket / Arsenal Restaurant
- out of 100 based on 3 ratings.