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1.45/5 rDev -38.8%
My local liquor store was having a sale, selling a six-pack for only $3.99 - bottom line, you get what you pay for. After forcing down one bottle, I started feeling somewhat nauseous, and the bitter, uninviting after-taste made me drive back to the same store and buy some real beer that I could truly enjoy. I ended up giving away the rest of the six-pack to whatever guests I invited over, not wanting to have to suffer putting down another of these pathetic brews. A complete lack of flavor, stagnant bitterness, and a very unimpressive taste had me vowing never to buy this brew again - no matter how inexpensive it was...
11-01-2007 00:56:17 | More by dsa7783
1.7/5 rDev -28.3%
Another Pocono beer appearing ,for some unknown reason, in a Salem, Oregon discount grocery store.
Pretty average looking blonde here, that is a warm,clear golden colour with a good sized pure white head.Aroma is pretty subdued even for a blonde, least its not offensive.
However the taste unfortunatlly IS offendsive, its like a plain lager with the stroong taste of burnt plastic throughout..not good at all.
If you can get the horrid taste out of your mind the mouthfeel aint that bad..just not enough carbonation.
Not a great drinker..bad beer, wonder if this is why they send it out here.
06-15-2005 05:13:30 | More by Reidrover
1.88/5 rDev -20.7%
Pours a slightly hazy dark yellow color with what I think was a white head, but as soon as I turned around all the foam was gone. No lacing.
This beer smells foul. Smells like a cream soda poured on a cardboard box. Also has some light fruity green grape and granny smith apple aromas.
Taste is only slightly redeeming on this brew. Cereal graininess and some sort of bitterness, but it is not reminiscent of hops...at all. Watery and pretty much disgusting flavor. Never again.
03-18-2009 04:49:45 | More by twiggamortis420
New Jersey
2.3/5 rDev -3%
Picked this up recently to broaden the styles of beer that were in my fridge. The only other type I tried from them was their Pale Ale, and at a cheap price, I wanted to give this a go. Sure, it's a relatively local beer, but that's just about the most constructive thing that I could say about this!
The pour was alright - a nice big head was this brew's trademark, but there's not a lot of carbonation here, the lacing is nowhere to be found, and the color is a light amber; just what you'd except from a blonde ale. I'd love to comment on the range of flavors here, but there really isn't any. Sure, it's malty, but the aftertaste has a bit of skunked bitterness to it, and the burnt caramel-like notes here hinder the enjoyment of this beer. There's a bit of a waxiness in the aftertaste as well, but this goes down so easily, regardless of that. I would expect more floral and straw tones here, but as I said before, this is very light and not quite sure what it wants to be.
I paid $3.99 for this, and as much as I was dismayed at the taste, it's much better than any of the macros that I could have gotten for the same price. This beer would be alright for a college party or a light summer day with some other offerings to round out the mix. By itself, it's not worth a try unless you'd like to go a bit out of the way...
04-03-2007 06:39:42 | More by JerzDevl2000
2.48/5 rDev +4.6%
Pours an ultra clear golden colored ale with a fast fading white head.
Smell is malt and grain with DMS and corn scents. Trace of burnt sugar in the scent.
Taste is not much. Dry with a caramel flavor and some herbal hop flavor and mild bitterness. Mild fruity flavor from a British ale yeast I presume. Not offensive but there isn't much flavor here, barely more flavorful than Budweiser.
Mouthfeel is thin.
Drinkable as in being one-step above water. I could see drinking this if it was all that was available, but I would resort to a Heineken first.
09-10-2005 01:49:25 | More by Zorro
2.75/5 rDev +16%
Appearance is light golden in color with a very thin head. Smell of light malt and honey, not bad. Taste has a slight sweetness, a little bready with an off bitterness, overall taste is a bit thin with a light body. I guess the going rate for this beer is $3.99 a sixer, being that it's what I paid also, and for the most part you do get what you pay for.
06-05-2008 01:46:03 | More by Bookseeb
3.05/5 rDev +28.7%
Poured a hazy amber color with massive white puffy head that quickly feel leaving modest lacing on the side of the glass. Smell is faintly malty. Taste is a bit fruity tihe a mild hop bitterness at the finish. Finish is more dry than sweet and only acceptable. An OK beer but not much more. What is strange when I see the only reviews posted for the beer are from Oregon and California, and the brewery is very regional in Pennsylvania.
04-21-2006 23:49:21 | More by tgbljb
3.38/5 rDev +42.6%
12oz bottle from a 6-pk purchased at a Grocery Outlet in north Spokane for $3.99 With this I complete my survey of Grocery Outlet's beer selection.
Poured a hazy pale golden amber color, with a decent sized noisy white head that dropped after a couple of minutes. A white foam ring endured in my Lang Creek pintglass.
The beer smelled of mild bready malts and softly floral hops. Very restrained and not terribly interesting, but not bad, either.
The taste is dominated by a mild, malty sweetness, with a slight bitter dryness at the swallow. Not a whole lot going on in the flavor profile of this beer, but it's a blonde ale, so not a lot was expected. Again, while I could fault the lack of adventure to be found in driniing this, I can't say it tastes bad. In fact I'd say this compares favorably to the blonde ale from Fish I had last night.
Well carbonated, with a light body, which I expected for a beer of this style.
This could work quite well for a cheap lawnmower beer. It's fairly bland but for $3.99 per 6-pk, I can put up with a little blandness from a beer like this on a hot day. I'll bear this one in mind for macro drinking occaisions.
07-30-2007 21:28:01 | More by woemad
Pocono Blonde Ale from Lion Brewery, Inc.
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Now this is an interesting concept which I spotted on GeekAlerts. Wear a retro phone handset around your neck and use it as a your bluetooth handheld for your cell phone. Yes with the $70 bluetooth mini phone lanyard you can answer calls from your cell via the tiny one by pressing the call button. I'm gonna vote freakish on this one and suggest a possible douchebag vote as well. What are your thoughts?
kaenai 6 years
That's actually kinda cool! Sans lanyard, of course...
veronicaraye 6 years
haha its funny nonetheless.
veronicaraye 6 years
haha its funny nonetheless.
elizabethsosewn 6 years
NO WAY! that's totally awesome
tdamji 6 years
kinda just odd, no?
tdamji 6 years
kinda just odd, no?
hwangsar 6 years
i'd maybe get it as one of those "dumb fads" where you completely humiliate yourself as a joke
thexxnewxromance 6 years
yeahhhhh. so if i saw someone wearing that...i'd choke them with it. lol. not really. but i'd really want too!
marley11 6 years
weird. look like an idiot. but whatever, your choice in the end. thats all that it comes down to.
marley11 6 years
weird. look like an idiot.but whatever, your choice in the end.thats all that it comes down to.
GiggleSugar 6 years
I vote "douchebag," natch! :nerdgirl:
Leopardcc 6 years
Ok, that is really stupid looking!
alillee 6 years
yeah definitely a douchebag!
alillee 6 years
yeah definitely a douchebag!
Jane26 6 years
i think the freaky guy sets the tone for the product itself. and anyways, lanyards are not very cool in the first place.
millarci 6 years
Interesting but something I would never buy...
LuciLu 6 years
definitely dbag-ish
LuciLu 6 years
definitely dbag-ish
glam-sugar 6 years
Total douchebag!
glam-sugar 6 years
Total douchebag!
Brians-Girl 6 years
why not just talk on your actaul phone?
Lovely_1 6 years
That's a little on the crazy - freakish side haha!
verily 6 years
So stupid.
verily 6 years
So stupid.
jdots24 6 years
soo nerdish looking
jdots24 6 years
soo nerdish looking
Emma 6 years
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Last week FEMA officials staged a fake press conference to promote the agency's response to the California wildfires, Fox News reports:
A fake news conference at FEMA headquarters in Washington last week has cost its organizer a new job at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and he won't be returning to his previous post either. FOX News learned Monday that John P. "Pat" Philbin, who was supposed to be joining the ODNI's public affairs division on Monday as its chief, is no longer being considered for the job. … Philbin's employment at FEMA officially ended Friday, DHS officials said, because he had already submitted his resignation to take the DNI job. He will not be returning, and a page linking to his biography on the FEMA Web site has been taken down.
Philbin came under fire last week after he put together a short-notice, televised news conference at FEMA headquarters regarding the southern California wildfires. Members of the press couldn't participate in the event, but could listen through a call-in number. No journalists were physically present at the event featuring FEMA deputy administrator Vice Adm. Harvey Johnson. Questions ended up being asked by FEMA employees — including Philbin — who posed as reporters. Working press panned the news conference for its soft-ball questions, which included: "Are you happy with FEMA's response so far?" FEMA later apologized for the phony news briefing and said it was reviewing its procedures for dealing with news organizations.
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When CBS followed up, Philbin had some of the lamest excuses ever:
"I should have cancelled it quickly. I did not have good situational awareness of what was happening," he told CBS News in a telephone interview.
Philbin himself was heard off-camera asking Vice Admiral Harvey Johnson, his boss, a question. He now says he feels terrible about what happened adding that the FEMA press office was under considerable pressure to get information on the California fires out to the press and was working on little sleep. "I can definitively tell you that there were no discussions or conversations about setting up a fake news conference."
So who is this Philbin guy? His LinkedIn profile offers some clues. He's a former Coast Guardsman, for one. Here's how he describes his 3-year stint with the service's Office of Strategic Analysis:
Established robust working relationships with Washington, D.C. think tanks & expanded executive fellowships to raise awareness of Coast Guard's relevance in homeland security issues; resulted in numerous Op Eds & other published material by leading academics. Supervised executive & military fellows assigned to think tanks & war colleges. Leveraged intellectual capital of academic institutions to inform organizational decision-making. Guided investment of $4 million in seed money as a charter member of Innovation Council to improve Coast Guard operations enterprise-wide.


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Brownlie to move to Northern Districts
Jun 27, 2014: Batsman Dean Brownlie will move from Canterbury to Northern Districts in a bid to target a New Zealand Test opening spot
HRV Cup 2013-14
All-round Northern Districts secure spot in final
Jan 10, 2014: A round-up of the HRV Cup matches played on January 10, 2014
Plunket Shield 2013-14
Canterbury maintain top ranking with comfortable win
Dec 15, 2013: A round-up of the Plunket Shield matches that ended on December 15, 2013
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Brittle batting stunts New Zealand's growth
May 29, 2013: The bowlers could not have done much more, but New Zealand's top order was unpicked by the England attack to revive questions about the personnel in the line-up
England v NZ, 1st Investec Test, Lord's, 4th day
May 19, 2013: Plays of the day from the fourth day of the first Test between England and New Zealand
Derbyshire v New Zealanders, Derby, 1st day
Brownlie and Watling shine during low-key start
May 4, 2013: Dean Brownlie and BJ Watling spent useful time in the middle as the New Zealanders began their tour against Derbyshire
NZ XI v Eng XI, Tour match, Queenstown, 2nd day
Rutherford impresses in NZ XI reply
Feb 28, 2013: Hamish Rutherford cemented himself a Test debut in Dunedin next week with a composed 90, although New Zealand XI stumbled late in the day to close on 224 for 6 in reply to England's 426
South Africa v New Zealand, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, 4th day
South Africa wrap up huge innings victory
Jan 14, 2013: It took South Africa less than a session to complete a crushing innings-and-193-runs victory in Port Elizabeth
South Africa v New Zealand, 1st Test, Cape Town, 3rd day
Brownlie then bust for New Zealand
Jan 4, 2013: It is tough to take much from a three-day thrashing that includes being humbled for 45, but Dean Brownlie's hundred was an innings that could kick-start a career
South Africa v New Zealand, 1st Test, Cape Town, 3rd day
Innings win for South Africa in under three days
Jan 3, 2013: Dean Brownlie, a New Zealand batsman trying to make a name for himself, must have reached a maiden Test century like this one in his dreams
South Africa v NZ, 1st Test, Cape Town, 2nd day
Jan 3, 2013: The chasm between the two sides is still as wide as it is deep and all New Zealand have done is cushion the blow when they hit the bottom
SA Invitation XI v New Zealanders, Paarl, 3rd day
New Zealanders left with much to ponder
Dec 30, 2012: The New Zealanders gained further time with bat and ball on the final day of their practice match in Paarl but it left them with plenty to ponder.
New Zealand in South Africa 2012-13
Philander not ruled out of first Test
Dec 28, 2012: South Africa fast bowler Vernon Philander, who is recovering from a hamstring strain, will only be fully assessed next week for his availability for the first Test against New Zealand
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Canterbury fall short after fighting chase
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New Zealand drop Kruger van Wyk
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New Zealand A v India A, 2nd unofficial Test, 3rd day
Brownlie leads New Zealand fightback
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New Zealand news
Brownlie to work on batting skills in India
Sep 7, 2012: New Zealand batsman Dean Brownlie will travel to India in October, to work on his batting in spinner-friendly conditions
New Zealand in India 2012
Injured Vettori out of India tour, Patel recalled
Aug 7, 2012: Daniel Vettori has been ruled out of New Zealand's Test tour of India due to a groin injury he suffered in the West Indies, while the batsman Dean Brownlie has been dropped after a disappointing Caribbean tour
New Zealand news
Gillespie misses out on New Zealand contract
Jun 20, 2012: The fast bowler Mark Gillespie has missed out on a national contract despite being New Zealand's leading wicket taker in their most recent Test series
South Africa in New Zealand 2011-12
Brownlie and Flynn join Test squad
Mar 18, 2012: Daniel Flynn and Dean Brownlie have been called up for New Zealand's third Test against South Africa
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A gutting loss to England, after leading the series 1-0, has thrown up some glaring inadequacies in the Indian team but there is little being said or done in terms of improvement
After 8-0, MS Dhoni could look forward to building a team from scratch; now, there is nothing left for him to contribute. Free him from the Test captaincy and he could yet give back in other ways
For all MS Dhoni's many trophies and accomplishments, Test cricket continues to resist his magic and indefinitely postpone his motorbike ride into the sunset
Perfect Herath leads SL dominance
Sri Lanka's marks out of 10 following their 2-0 series win against Pakistan
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Former players react to India's humiliating 1-3 series defeat in England
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For all MS Dhoni's many trophies and accomplishments, Test cricket continues to resist his magic and indefinitely postpone his motorbike ride into the sunset
The two faces of James Anderson (60)
Why does the man who is possibly England's greatest fast bowler occasionally turn into Mr Hyde on the field?
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(Movie Review)
This is another movie I've been wanting to see for a while, but had to wait until I was back in America. (Unfortunately it never made it to the Japanese video stores).
And, although one always hesitates to admit publicly how much of a geek one really is, I am well acquainted with subject material.
Being a history geek, and having an interest in radical politics, I've read a lot about this trial. In fact, back in my college days the Calvin library had (presumably still has)a book containing the entire transcripts of this trail, and I read through most of it.
I've also seen dramatic presentations of this trail in the past. Which is no surprise as this trial has been dramatized many times in the past, and I'm sure will be dramatized many times in the future.
Once I sat through a TV movie based off of the trial transcripts. (Again this was back in my college days). Although I couldn't tell you now who made it, or what it was called, I remember finding it very interesting at the time.
"Steal This Movie!" (W) also comes to mind as another film that dealt with this subject.
And various other documentaries I've caught on TV or on video over the years.
I guess all this raises the question: why sit through it again?
To which I don't really have a good answer, other than that I love watching historical documentaries, and often this love will cause me to sit through material I'm already familiar with.
Also, it's always interesting to see how a new movie handles familiar material.
So, right, onto the review.
As you probably already know, much of this movie is animated.
That struck me as an odd choice when I saw the previews, but now that I've watched the movie I can understand why they did that. It allows them to mix in re-created animated scenes with archival footage relatively seamlessly, and still keep the same look for each figure.
In this respect the film is much more of a documentary than anything else. The court room scenes are all re-created, but half the movie (or more) is made up of archival footage.
Making use of the archival footage, the film seeks to document both the trial and demonstrations at the Chicago Democratic National Convention that resulted in the conspiracy trial.
In doing so, the film bites off a bit more than it can properly chew.
Most documentaries will focus on either the demonstrations or the trial. For example, the TV movie I remember seeing back in college focused all 2 hours only on what actually happened inside the courtroom.
Certainly one can understand the impulse to try and put them together (the story of one is not really complete without the story of the other). But in this case the result is that neither one is dealt with adequately. And there are all sorts of gaps in the narrative.
Well, perhaps at this point I should remind myself that the purpose of historical movies is to introduce people to the topic, and try to get them interested in it so they can continue learning on their own. It's impossible to fit everything into 2 hours anyway.
That being said, here are some of the gaps I noticed in the film:
The entire film revolves around protesting the Vietnam War, and yet the film never includes any of the reasons why people would be against the War.
When the war was actually going on, the consciousness about what was actually happening was pretty high. In the years since, younger generations have been raised on a sort of white washed version of Vietnam, which omits a lot of the uglier details like the the carpet bombings of civilian populations, children being burned with Napalm, villages being massacredet cetera.
To get into all of that would have been a subject too vast for a 2 hour film, but they might have at least touched on it. Given it, say 5 or 10 minutes. Without this background, it's a little hard to understand why emotions were running so high in the first place.
Instead the war itself becomes almost a side issue, and the movie becomes a commentary only on the freedom to protest. (Which I guess is still a noble enough theme in and of itself)
Another noticeable gap is that the film never explains the significance of any of the players. Most of the members of the Chicago 8 were already celebrities in their own right before the trial even started. If the purpose of this film is to introduce a new generation to history, some of this might have been touched on.
The courtroom trial scenes themselves contain many omissions. Again, it's impossible to do everything in 2 hours, but I thought the testimony of Mayor Richard Daley at least would have been worth including.
With all the stuff they cut out, I'm a little bit confused about some of the stuff they left in. It sometimes seemed a bit random.
As did the ending of this movie. It just ended very abruptly.
Anyone interested in getting the full story of the trial would do well to read a book, or check out the actual transcripts (link here).
If you click on the link, you'll notice first of all that the witness list for the trial reads like a "who's who" of the 60s. All sorts of celebrities showed up to testify. (Something not really included in the movie).
And if you read the actual transcripts of some of these witnesses, you see a whole lot of interesting dialogue and disruptions also not included in the movie.
All that being said, not a bad little movie. Some parts of it were very well cut together, and generally they did a good job of keeping the energy up with a high adrenaline soundtrack. Hopefully this high energy will catch the interest of younger people, and make history seem more exciting to them.
Final comment: When a film like this gets an "R" rating, it really does make you wonder if the MPAA rating system is broken. Especially with all the really violent PG-13 movies out there ("Die Hard" comes to mind).
Seriously, if "Die Hard" gets PG-13, but a movie about people peacefully protesting against a war gets rated R because of a few 4 letter words, what does that say about our culture?
I'm not sure if any one still pays attention to these rating systems or not, but I can only hope that no one was stopped from seeing this movie because of a bonehead move by the MPAA.
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Duncan House: Super fans can stay at this Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home that is open for overnight guests. It is part of a group of Wright-inspired homes called Polymath Park about 25 miles from Fallingwater; 187 Evergreen Lane, Acme. ($399 per night for up to three people; http://www.polymathpark.com, 877-833-7829)
The Summit Inn: I like this homey 1907 resort perched high atop a precipice on Route 40, with unbelievable views, about 11 miles from Fallingwater; 101 Skyline Drive, Farmington. ($140-$205 for bed and breakfast; http://www.summitinnresort.com, 724-438-8594)
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort: Elegance galore at this huge 1987-era resort with multiple lodgings, including Chateau Lafayette, a hotel complete with sparkling chandeliers. Nemacolin is a self-contained resort for families, about 12 miles from Fallingwater; 1001 Lafayette Drive, Farmington. ($395 and up per night; http://www.nemacolin.com, 866-344-6957)
The Laurel Highlands seems to be such a peaceful place. However, a whole lot has happened in this corner of Pennsylvania besides the construction of Fallingwater in 1936-39:
-Flight 93: Visit the year-old Flight 93 National Memorial that honors those aboard the jet that went down in a field on Sept. 11, 2001, as passengers thwarted a terrorist attack. Free, 5424 Lincoln Highway, Stoystown. Open daily, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. in summer (April 1-mid October), 9 a.m.-5 p.m. in winter. (www.nps.gov/flni, 814-893-6322)
-Ft. Necessity: This small, melancholy fort and National Parks battlefield shows where 31 British/Virginian soldiers were killed and 391 captured in the opening round of the French and Indian War in 1754. The inexperienced commander of the forces? A young George Washington. Entry fee, $5, 1 Washington Parkway, Farmington. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (www.nps.gov/fone, 724-329-5805)
-The first highway: The National Road stretched from Maryland to the western lands of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Built in the early 1800s, it carried a flood of settlers and tourists. Still standing along today's Route 40 are many toll booths and taverns that fed and housed the travelers. One is the Washington Tavern, where for 12 1 / 2cents in the mid 1800s, your family could sleep in the hallway. (www.nationalroadpa.org, 724-437-9877)
-The Quecreek Mine Disaster Memorial. In 2002, nine miners were trapped underground for three days until they were rescued by drilling crews. See a small memorial dedicated to the rescue workers at 151 Haupt Road, Somerset,11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue.-Sat. from April to October (www.quecreekrescue.org, 814-445-5090)
Fallingwater Visitors Center Museum Store: Want a replica of the famous house? A pop-up card is $6.95. A Lego Architecture version is $99.95. An exact-scale replica is $61,000, but they haven't sold any yet, a clerk told me. "For that money, you could buy a real house," she said. (1491 Mill Run Road, Mill Run; http://www.fallingwater.org/11/shop )
Countree Cupboard & Christmas Shop and Downer House Antique Mall: Browse away the afternoon, especially hunting for vintage dishes and glassware. (2958 National Pike (Route 40), Chalk Hill; http://www.thechristmasshop-chalkhill.com; 724-439-6500)
Old General Store: Look for locally made chocolates, preserves, vinegars and syrup. (3822 Pa- 31 in Donegal or 240 Countryside Plaza, Route 819 South, Mt. Pleasant; http://www.oldgeneralstore.com; 724-593-7105)
OUTDOORS: Ohiopyle State Park: Just 3 miles from Fallingwater, this pretty state park has big waterfalls, bicycling on the Great Allegheny Passage trail, hiking, ziplining and major whitewater rafting along the Youghiogheny River. (( http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us; 724-329-8591)
MORE WRIGHT STUFF: Kentuck Knob, another Wright-designed house, is only about 6 miles from Fallingwater; open for tours (( http://www.kentuckknob.com; 724-329-1901)
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Residents amended several articles in the proposed $3.3 million budget during the five-hour meeting, said Debra A. Cornett, the town clerk and tax collector.

It took three times to amend Article 27, which as proposed asked voters for $44,000 to be deposited in the town's Capital Reserve Ambulance Replacement Fund.

One amendment was proposed that would have reduced that amount to $5,000 but that failed. A second amendment that failed would have eliminated the deposit entirely, Cornett said.

After much discussion, a third amendment was passed that changes the amount to be deposited in the ambulance fund to $22,000.

Also amended was Article 28, which proposed $87,000 to be deposited in the Capital Reserve Fire Engine Fund. Residents chose to change the amount to the budget committee's recommended $85,000. The selectmen had not recommended this article.

Residents also sided with the budget committee on Article 32, which would have asked voters for $64,040 to be deposited in the Capital Reserve Highway Equipment Fund. The selectmen did not recommend this article, but the budget committee recommended the amount of $30,000, which was the voter's preference as well.

Voting will take place on March 12 at Gilmanton Academy from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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"We've got pastures right now that you can't go in in a pick-up. I mean a four-wheel drive truck, you'll get stuck," Mike Doguet said.
He owns Diamond D Ranch in Nome and has faced this problem year after year.
To prevent his calves from getting stuck in the mud, he rotates the cattle from pasture to pasture, a lesson he learned over the years. He says the price hike in beef is making his job more important as all of the products to ensure the animals' safety has also risen in price.
"Used to if you lost a calf, you lost $300 or $400. Today that calf brings $800 to $1000," he said.
Despite the problems associated with the rain, Doguet says he'd prefer an abundance of rain over a drought.
"I do sometimes get a little bit frustrated that we get so much rain, but at least it is better to be this way than it is in a drought."Rain alters Jefferson County ranch
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I really cannot decide about this one. The first cup always seems to have a little too much astringency, while the rest are easy-drinking enough, but I am not getting a huge wodge of character from it. I have tried it in my small glass teapot and in my yixing pot. Interestingly, my yixing pot seems to really like it and the flavour is improved, but I am still undecided. On the plus side, I absolutely loved the way the leaves unrolled in the glass pot. The visual aesthetic was perfect, but the rest of it … well, I need to work on that.
Further experimentation tells me that a lower brewing temperature and a slightly shorter steeping time may help. Somewhere down around 80-85 degrees and only brew it for two minutes. When I tried that, hints of apple and cinnamon came through, the astringency was not as pronounced and the whole experience was much more pleasant. As a result, I have increased my rating for this tea.
My next experiment will take the temperature in the opposite direction and the steeping time right down. I have noticed that one of the other tasting notes mentions a high temperature and a 30 second steeping time. It will be interesting to see what that does to the tea.
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I tried high temperature, short steeping time and it turned this one into a totally different tea. Not awful, but different. I liked it. Then I finally tried it by heating the water to just before the boil and steeping for a 1m30s. This works really well to make it a very drinkable tea. It's not stunning, but it makes for a good everyday drink. There, I'm done experimenting. I wonder if the taste is significantly affected by my new celadon tea bowls? Maybe I am not done experimenting after all …
Hm- I wonder if the tea likes a higher-consistant temp during brewing? That may explain why it was happier in the yixing than the glass (where the heat would dissapate most quickly). Don't know how that would help astringency, though.
That's a good point about the consistent temperature. I plan to try it slightly cooler and slightly hotter to see how things go. I shall also have to try cutting the brew time on the first infusion, and I may well try it in my gaiwan to see how that compares. It's all a bit of an adventure really! A bit like chemistry classes in school!! :)
I got this tea a few days ago. The first thing I did was stick my nose right into it and the smell knocked my socks off; it was a gorgeous stableyard smell comprising warm, sweet comforting hay and mellow horse manure smells. The aroma was just perfect and had me so excited that I wanted to just dive straight into it then and there. Yes, ok, I'm weird. The horsey smell reminds me of good times and is one I love, and that is what this reminded me of. So, excited as I was, I still took time to carve up the beeng and store it for a few days so that it could sort itself out. When I picked it apart, I found that the leaves came away fairly easily and were quite large. They ranged from dark chocolatey brown to a very pale beige colour, giving the whole beeng a most pleasing visual aesthetic.
I have a cold at the moment so I needed some comfort today. Time to try my new tea. Unfortunately, the state of my nose will probably have affected how I view this tea, and you will need to allow for this in reading the following. I sat down with my trusty 140ml gaiwan, a cup and measured out 4g of tea. The Canton Tea Co website suggests 3-4g in a small teapot, brewed at 95 degrees for 20 seconds. I did what they suggested to get a feel for the tea. The liquor was yellow with a hint of green to it on the first infusion. It became darker with the third and fourth infusions and then became a little paler from infusions eight onwards. I kept the brewing time to 20 seconds for the first half dozen brews and then increased it to 30 seconds for the next few, and so on, increasing it a little every so often.
The brew was sweet with every infusion, ending with a note of astringency and a bittersweet aftertaste. It exuded an aroma of flower meadows in every cup and has turned out to be a fantastic comfort brew. This is one of the few teas where the tasting notes have largely conformed to my own experience of the tea. I shall certainly buy more of this with a view to aging some and drinking the rest.
In other words…. magical! Pu-Erh can take up so many flavors ,it even takes up the flavors of other plants around and has been said its roots have interwined with other plants during its time in growth leading to quality taste that no other tea can compare! Often these leaves are picked from a 500year old tree in old tea plantations have the most minerals and flavors packed in then any other plant. Its something special every time you take a sip of it!
I first had this at my brother's in Copenhagen, when we visited him last year. We enjoyed it so he sent us some for Christmas and now it is in the regular line-up of teas in our house. The best bit is being able to experiment with how I brew it, instead of relying on my brother's Philistine ways with tea! ;-) So, I started the pot with two teaspoons of the tea in my 250ml glass pot and brewed it initially for two minutes at 80 degrees. Not enough flavour came through. It was pleasant and a bit bubblegum, but not as nice as I remembered it. After a bit of experimentation, I finally got it right for me. Between 75 and 80 degrees was the right temperature and a 3-4 minute steep brought out the flavours nicely. All the fruit came through, but delicately enough not to be overpowering. I did not notice much of the white tea, except as a background to the rest. Still, it was very nice and perfect for when I want something sweeter to drink. I wonder if it will be sufficient to counter my addiction to jelly snakes and jelly dinosaurs?
Ok, back to the Emerald again. This time I have started afresh with a brew of 1 heaped tsp in a 250ml glass pot at 60 degrees and steep time of 1m 30s. I have kept the steep times and quantity the same so that I can compare the flavour at different temperatures. The cooler temperature gives stronger fruity flavours and a longer aftertaste. There is a slight hint of a pleasant astringency to the aftertaste, which goes on much longer. I think this tea definitely merits brewing at a cooler temperature than the recommended 70 degrees and that the result is worth it. For me the 60 to 65 degree range seems to be about right. For this reason I have increased my rating of the tea. I am now running low on it, but shall probably restock it when I have used up enough of the other teas in my cupboard to merit ordering more. Yes, I am trying to be controlled about my tea buying! :-)
I would love to have a cup of Arya Darjeeling ! I only got a Darjeeling blend from Teavana and got the idea what it would taste like, but I figured a first flush or second flush straight from an estate would be more robust in flavor. The tea I currently have is a bit too light and a little mute, guess I have graduated to secnf flush. lol Never tasted a straight second flush but a blend but its really the taste Darjeeling in my opinion and first flush is more of an introduction to Darjeeling.
I like the Arya teas. Canton Tea Co had a Darjeeling special last year. Darjeeling has been my favourite tea for many years, so I invested in the Ruby, Emerald and Pearl. Each is different and I have really enjoyed them all. I would certainly recommend trying them if you can. My only problem is that I have now finished the Pearl and the Emerald and the Ruby is almost all gone. Perhaps when I buy more we could do a tea swap so you can try these.
I welcome a swap , I just need to have a wide range of varieties for a more equal worthy swap. I have in my collection 2 types of Japanese greens made by Maeda-En and Y.M.Y., 500grams of Turkish Black made by Caykur, and a Darjeeling blend made by Teavana. I used to have a tisane Rooibos blend called Tropica from Teavana but it ran dry a week ago. The swap is quite limited only green and black tea, so we I do have enough variety we'll swap and i'm looking forward to it:)
I like this tea. It does not blow me away, but the taste is pleasant and light, perhaps slightly fruity. I'm not sure I get the grape and pear that the website suggests is present but that could be my palate rather than the tea itself. Note to self: drink more tea more carefully and develop my palate!
Steep number three and there it is. Definite hint of grape and pear. I steeped this one at 65 degrees instead of the 70 degrees I was using before. It has significantly improved the definition of the flavour and the aftertaste as well as increasing the latter's duration.


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