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The Berlin Republic has sixteen states. The actual German plural is (Bundes)L�nder, but that's not very Wiki friendly. Many of the current German states are very different from their namesakes as they existed in the Imperial and/or Weimar eras, when Prussia made up most of Germany. After World War II, the Allies first broke up Prussia into smaller units, then merged small states to larger continuous units within the four zones of occupation. (If you go back to before German unification in the 19th century, you'll need a bigger scorecard: there were hundreds of tiny principalities and grand duchies, almost all of which were for practical purposes completely independent autocracies.note ) Then the Allies split up, and the two Germanies were formed. The differences between then and now are that in the West what is now known as Baden-W�rttemberg was originally three separate states until their merger in 1952, and Saarland was a French protectorate until 1956, while in the East, the states were broken into districts and were only restored upon reunification. Still, regional and local identities based on historic territories, some of them going back to the Holy Roman Empire, abound. The political terminology of Germany may be a bit confusing for strangers (especially Americans), so here is some help on how to talk correctly about it.
Capital (and largest city): StuttgartWhat is now known as Baden-W�rttemberg was actually three states — W�rttemberg-Hohenzollern, (South) Baden, and W�rttemberg-Baden — until their merger in 1952. Notable for precision mechanics, some famous universities, and banning Muslim female teachers from wearing headscarves. Used to be ruled consistently by the CDU (which often won absolute majorities), but in Spring 2011 it became the first state to have a Ministerpr�sident from the Green Party. Baden-W�rttemberg is noted for innovative businessmen, scientists, and engineers, and also for very thick accents. One of their business slogans some time ago was "Wir k�nnen alles. Au�er Hochdeutsch" ("We can do anything. Except [speak] Standard German.")note (Alemannic) Badeners and (Swabian) W�rttembergers tend to regard themselves as totally different people. There is also the small territory of Hohenzollern which used to belong to Prussia and contains the eponymous castle, which was the ancestral seat of the same-named royal family. One of the state's best-known geographic features is the Black Forest (Schwarzwald), home of Kirschwasser (known as kirsch in English), Schwarzw�lder Kirschtorte (a type of rich cake, made with Kirschwasser) and cuckoo clocks. The latter were falsely credited to Switzerland by Orson Welles in the film The Third Man.
Area: 35,752km² (13,804mi²)
Population (2012): 10,569,111
Bayern (Bavaria)
Capital (and largest city): MunichFormally known as "Freistaat Bayern" ("Free State of Bavaria"). Home to Lederhosen, the real Oktoberfest and a certain Joseph Ratzinger. Historically a state on its own, it's been joked that it's not part of Germanynote . Many NGOs have a separate branch in Bavaria, and the place has its own CDU, the CSU, which has ran Bavaria almost without interruption (there was an SPD-led government 1954-57) since 1946 — usually with electoral majorities. A not inconsiderable part of the state only became Bavarian during the The French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars (Bavarian rulers were made kings by Napoleon). The inhabitants of these regions are sometimes jokingly called "Beutebayern" (booty Bavarians) and retain distinct regional identities. After World War II, many German emigrants from Czechoslovakia settled here, and thus in political rhethoric it is customary to speak of the "four tribes" of Bavaria — Bavarians, Franconians, Swabians and Sudeten Germans. BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke, or in English, Bavarian Motor Works), of course, comes from here. Also home of one of Germany's most well known tourist attractions, Neuschwanstein Castle, build by King Ludwig II.
Area: 70,549km² (27,239mi²)
Population (2012): 12,519,571
Area: 892km² (344mi²)For more information, see the above entry. The capital and largest city of the modern German nation. Until 1990, The eastern half was capital of East Germany, while the other half, due to its ambiguous legal status, couldn't vote in West German elections (although its citizens, like Chancellor Willy Brandt, could stand elsewhere) and had 20 non-voting representatives in the Bundestag instead). Starting 1956, it did issue license plates in the standard (then-)West German format (B; sometimes Germans use these as a shorthand for city names in other places, like Internet forums, incidentally).
Population (2012): 3,415,091
Capital: PotsdamEntirely surrounding Berlin, it was recreated in 1990, having been broken up by East Germany. Historically the Margraviate of Brandenburg, it was a major part of the Holy Roman Empire and became the core of Prussia; until World War II, Brandenburg also extended to the eastern bank of the Oder. The southeastern corner of the state, Niederlausitz ("Lower Lusatia"), is home to the Sorbs, a Slavic minority with a language of their own.
Area: 29,479km² (11,382mi²)
Population (2012): 2,449,511
Area: 408km² (158mi²)One of the city-states of Germany, Freie Hansestadt Bremen ("Free Hanseatic City of Bremen"), as it is formally known, is actually two separate areas — Bremen proper and the port city of Bremerhaven. Unlike Berlin, which only became a city-state after dismemberment of Prussia at the end of World War II, Bremen and Hamburg were autonomous and self-ruled Reichsst�dte, even during the Holy Roman Empire, and thus have a republican tradition going back to the middle ages. From 1945 to 1949, Bremen was an American enclave in the British zone of occupation as, the American forces used Bremerhaven as their main port. With "The Bremen Town Musicians", this city even has its own Fairy Tale. Well, sort of, considering that the protagonists, who went on a journey to Bremen, actually never arrive there. (Don't worry, nothing bad happened to them, they just changed their plans.) At Bremen's town hall, there is a neat statue of those four intrepid animals.
Population (2012): 660,999
Area: 755km² (292mi²)Formally known as Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg ("Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg"), Hamburg is the second-largest German city. Its citizens are called Hamburgers, the word for the food item actually coming via the city's name. Best known for its parks, being a major port and the Reeperbahn. The latter, a famous red-light district and the largest in Europe, was where The Beatles used to had their their gigs before they were global sensations. It is also the seat of the International Maritime Court. As the largest seaport in Germany (and, according to the slogan, "Gateway to the World"), Hamburg has been considered the nation's most cosmopolitan city for centuries. It also has a long tradition of welcoming religious refugees, at least when Hamburgers believed they could help increase trade and industry. Thus the 16th century saw the immigration of Dutch Protestants, in the 17th, that of Sephardic Jews from Iberia and Huguenots from France, and in the 18th, exiles from Revolutionary France. Since Elizabethan times there has also been an English community after some Merchant Adventurers set up the English Court (closed by the French during the Napoleonic Wars), giving Hamburg a strong Anglophile tradition. Its proximity to Hannover, which was ruled by the same king as Britain for over 120 years, reinforced the cultural connection in the 18th-19th centuries. After World War II, Hamburg was taken by the British, and it still celebrates a "British Day" on 5-6 September, complete with their own take on the Proms. For a city well-known for its business edge, Hamburg hasn't lost its cultural life — it has the oldest civic opera in Germany, which boasted H�ndel, Telemann, and Mahler in its staff. Hamburg was a major setting in Tomorrow Never Dies and Backbeat, and was the original starting point of Jules Verne's Voyage to the Centre of the Earth.
Population (2013): 1,751,775
Hessen (Hesse)
Capital: WiesbadenHessen is the source of an alternative name for Burlap, mercenaries from the area who fought for the British during the American Revolutionary War. Home to Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm and thus often associated with fairy tales to some degree.
Largest City: Frankfurt am Main
Area: 21,100km² (8,100mi²)
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Capital: SchwerinFormerly in East Germany, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ("Vorpommern" is "West Pomerania") once provided the East with a Baltic coastline, and is still a premier holiday destination. Vorpommern was part of Sweden from the Thirty Years' War to the Napoleonic Wars and includes Germany's biggest island, R�gen. Incumbent Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel, who was raised in northern Brandenburg near the border with M-V, has represented the district Stralsund-Nordvorpommern-R�gen in the Bundestag since reunification. Like most of Germany east of the Elbe, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern used to be populated by various Slavic nations until the Germans moved in during the Middle Ages, intermingling with locals and making it culturally their own. Of these regions Mecklenburg is perhaps the one that took the greatest pride in its Slavic roots. Its ducal house was that of the princes of the Obotrites; George III's consort Charlotte and Prussian Queen Louise both came from this house, specifically its Mecklenburg-Strelitz branch).
Largest City: Rostock
Area: 23,174km² (8,948mi²)
Population (2009): 1,652,000
Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony)
Capital (and largest city): HanoverNiedersachsen is the only part of the ancient region of Saxony to fall under West German rule. When "the Saxons" are mentioned in regard to Dark Age Europe (as in the Anglo-Saxons), this is the land they are from. The later Kingdom and current state of Saxony (whose inhabitants are also called Saxons) is located in an entirely different part of Germany. VW is based in the Lower Saxon city of Wolfsburg. The duchy, then electorate, then kingdom, then Prussian province of Hannover was integrated into this Land (that's where George I came from) Also home to the Scorpions. Contains Ostfriesen, the Butt Monkey of many German Jokes.
Area: 47,62km² (18,388mi²)
Population (2012): 7,774,253
"Why do all East Frisians have flat heads? Because the toilet seats always fall on them while they drink out of the toilet bowl."Fun fact for nerds: J. R. R. Tolkien's ancestors moved from Niedersachsen to England in the 18th century. Their ancestral name "Tollk�hn'" means "foolhardy" in the local dialect. There are still a fair number of Tolkiens (and variants) running around the area.
Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Capital: D�sseldorfNordrhein-Westfalen is is the most populous and, arguably, richest state in Germany. Although the Rhine-Ruhr Area is a massive conurbation (over 10 million residents), 52% of the state is actually agricultural. The Peace of Westphalia that ended the Thirty Years' War and invented the modern concept of the sovereign state was signed here after a five-year Peace Conference; specifically, it consisted of two treaties, those of M�nster and Osnabr�ck (later transferred to Niedersachsen).
Largest City: Cologne
Area: 34,084km² (13,160mi²)
Population (2012): 17,554,329
Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate)
Capital (and largest city): MainzFormerly the northern part of the French Zone of Occupation, Rheinland-Pfalz consists of territories that, before World War II belonged to Prussia (Rhineland), Bavaria (Palatinate) and Hesse (Rheinhessen). Bordering France, Luxemburg and Belgium. Much agriculture and viticulture, offering a wide variety of and many good vines.
Area: 19,853km² (7,665mi²)
Population (2012): 3,990,278
Capital (and largest city): Saarbr�ckenAfter the war, Saarland was actually placed under French control, but was handed back in 1957 (it had been under de facto French adminstration from 1920 to 1935). Smallest of the non-city states, French is the most common foreign language here. Tried to qualify for the 1954 World Cup, and came second in their group... to the West Germans. Erich Honecker, head of state of the GDR for most of its existance, was born and raised here.
Area: 2,570km² (990mi²)
Population (2012): 994,287
Sachsen (Saxony)
Capital: DresdenFormally known as Freistaat Sachsen (Free State of Saxony), the state is a former East German territory, and both the Left and Neo-Nazi NPD does well therenote . Until 1918 it was one of the four kingdoms of the German Empire. The easternmost part, Oberlausitz (Upper Lusatia), is home to the Sorbs, a Slavic minority speaking a language of their own, and includes the only part of the former Prussian province of Silesia that did not become Polish after World War II.
Largest City: Leipzig
Area: 18,416km² (7,110mi²)
Population (2012): 4,050,204
Sachsen-Anhalt (Saxony-Anhalt)
Capital (and largest city): MagdeburgFormed with the union between the Prussian province of Saxony and the Duchy of Anhalt. Not to be confused with Lower Saxony, though the are was formerly known as Obersachsen (Upper Saxony) or Saxony (on which parts of it was gained after the Battle of Leipzig in 1813, though some of it was eventually regained during the modification of borders in 1990). Sachsen-Anhalt made up much of the Western border of East Germany. Continues to receive bad press for high unemployment and high concentration of Neo-Nazis; decried as the typical post-reunification un-success story. Also the location of Bitterfeld, once touted as "The Most Polluted Area in East Germany."
Area: 20,448km² (7,895mi²)
Population (2012): 2,259,393
Capital (and largest city): KielFormerly Anglicized as "Sleswick-Holstein". Home of the famous Schleswig-Holstein question, a dispute over the relations of two duchies with Denmark and the German Confederation. Well and truly entering the farcical territory, this dispute was finally resolved by force of arms in favour of the Germans. Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, better known as Lord Palmerston and British "Prime Minister" on two occasions (the title had not entered official use yet — this was the subject of a QI question)
Area: 15,763km² (6,086mi²)
Population (2012): 2,806,531
"Only three people understood the Schleswig-Holstein Question. The first was Albert, the Prince Consort, and he is dead; the second is a German professor, and he is in an asylum; and the third was myself - and I have forgotten it."Schleswig-Holstein is the northernmost state and part of the Jutland peninsula, with the rest taken by Danish Jutland. Danish flags are not uncommon, as the land was both German and Danish; the question has much to do with how the King of Denmarknote was also the Duke of Schleswig and Holstein and had a seat in the Holy Roman Empire as the latter. In the late Middle Ages L�beck (then a free city) was the second-largest city in Germany and later the capital of the Hanseatic League that controlled most trade on the Baltic Sea. Even today, Schleswig-Holstein has many cultural similarities with Denmark and Sweden, arguably even much more than other German states. This, however, is partly due to the considerable cultural influence of Northern Germany in particular on Scandinavia. Transport is a major function of the area. A canal goes between the Baltic and North Sea saving hundreds of miles going around Jutland. The name of the canal depends on who you ask. Baltic Canal, Kieler Canal and Nord-Ostsee-Kanal are common names. Apart from standard High German, Schleswig-Holstein has three more official languages: Low German, Frisian (spoken on the North Sea coast) and Danish. The Danish minority on the northern border has a special status, most notably in that the "S�dschleswiger W�hlerbund" (SSW), the South Schleswig Electors' Association, is exempt in state elections from the German law that admits only parties that receive at least 5% of the national vote or receive majority of votes in a constituency to state and federal parliaments. The SSW thus usually has one representative in the Landtag in Kiel. A similar status applies to the German-speaking minority in Northern Schleswig, which became part of Denmark due to a referendum after World War I. One other oddity of Schleswig-Holstein history is the region of Dithmarschen, which in the middle ages was a republic of self-governing farmers. In 1500 they managed to defend their independence against the army of the Danish king and the Holstein nobility in the battle of Hemmingstedt, capturing the original Dannebrog. However, the Danish tried again later and succeeded in conquering Dithmarschen and bringing home their "holy flag" in 1559.
Th�ringen (Thuringia)
Capital (and largest city): ErfurtThuringia was formed in 1920 from eight minor monarchies (a grand duchy, three duchies, and four principalities), though one eventually chose not to enter the new state (see Coburg above for more details). Thuringia was occupied by US forces in 1945, but was soon traded in for West Berlin. Known as the "Green Heart of Germany," the Thuringian landscape is dominated by mountains and forests which provide a sanctuary for wildlife, not to mention a handful of hiking trails and places catering for tourists looking for active leisure. Economy is once described as a combination of Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt (a combination of manufacturing and agriculture). Has recently produced a lot of world-class athletes excelling in winter sports — in fact, half of Germany's Winter Olympic gold medalists hail from here. In legend, the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa is asleep in the Kyffh�user mountains near the village of Tilleda in this state.
Area: 16,171km² (6,244mi²)
Population (2012): 2,170,460


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Women's Downwind/Adventure Retreat
Experience your ultimate ocean adventure during an unforgettable week in Hawaii!
Each Morning we will go downwind paddleboarding.
Downwind paddling is one of the most fun things you can do in the ocean, but sometimes it can be intimidating to get started. It isn't always easy to know where to go, to find people to paddle with, to figure out the logistics behind getting boards around, and to know what to do once you are out in open ocean. This is where we come in…
Whether you are ready to try a downwind run for the first time, learn more about ocean conditions, surf open ocean waves, or push your skills to the next level, we can help you do it and have a lot of fun at the same time.
The week is built around downwind paddling. Oahu has fun and challenging runs for every paddler from advanced beginners to experienced paddlers. All you need is basic experience with paddleboarding and an adventurous attitude and you will leave the retreat a stronger and more well-rounded paddler.
To make the most of your experience here in Hawaii, it is important that you have a basic knowledge or and at least some experience either prone paddleboarding or standup paddleboarding. It is also required that you have basic swimming skills.
When we are done paddling, we will go play some more…
Downwind paddling is the priority of this retreat, but why stop there? Each afternoon, we will have you sunset sailing along the Waikiki coast; snorkeling and freediving the incredible reefs alongside sea turtles and other marine life; and surfing, hiking, and paddling some of Oahu's best kept secret spots.
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As much fun as adventuring is, we realize that this is your vacation week. You are encouraged to take advantage of all the provided opportunities, but are welcome to participate in as much or as little as you want. If you feel like an afternoon break, you can always relax by the water, hang out in your room with a good book, or paddle around in the bay in front of the house.
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One of the best side effects of paddling downwind is how quickly it can help get you into shape. Daily downwind runs will help improve your endurance level, which is a nice added bonus to all of the fun you will be having. Having said that, the focus of this week is to have a fun and adventure-filled week on Oahu while adding to your existing paddling skills.
If you have any questions, want to register for a retreat, or would like to be added to the mailing list, please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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"Lampreys (sometimes called lamprey eels due to their similar appearance) are a deeply underappreciated fish in the Americas and a delicacy in southwestern Europe (Portugal, Spain, and France) and Asia, costing consumers there upwards of $25/pound. It is quite inexpensive here if your angler has been successful. Lamprey is not exceptionally strong in flavor, with a cooked texture something like lobster -- chewy and meatier than most fish. Clean and skin the fish while the batter is resting. Courtesy of Dave and Clay."
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Most girls in Malawi rural primary schools miss classes during their menstruation period. This translates to 45 days or so of absence from school in a year. It also means poor hygiene and a feeling of being 'messy'. A few if not none of the schools in Malawi offer washable sanitary protection to girls. Urunji Child-Care Trust is working to solve this problem by providing free reusable sanitary pads to these girls. Our target is Lilongwe rural schools where girls have lesser chances of competing with their peers at national level.
We have so far distributed these pads to over 500 girls. We are not only giving sanitary pads and underwear: we are giving hope and providing peer education training on reproductive health and showing them the chances they have in life if they concentrate on their education. With no one to look up to as a role model, problems such as lack of learning materials and sanitary towels totally discourage girls from attending school. This means the circle of poverty is perpetuated and the hope for a better tomorrow is diminished.
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Flynn Mews House, by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects
Flynn Mews House, 43 Pembroke Lane, Dublin.
Enda Cavanagh
Existing historic façade.
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Existing historic façade.
New entry.
Volume diagram.
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Once a shelter for carriages and servants, a mews house on the grounds of an 1847 Georgian manor in Dublin is serving its second life as a luxurious 2,600-square-foot four-bedroom residence. Before renovations began, the local planning council requested the preservation of the mews house's Neoclassical façade and that views of it be maintained from the main house. Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects met these requests with its design for the addition, which sits low on the landscape, yet boldly contrasts new with old.
The entrance to the house is off an alley and through a new front elevation composed of black-stained concrete and glass. A contrasting white plaster passageway funnels guests through the volume of the mews house and the restored Neoclassical façade, and finally into a split-level landscaped courtyard. The architects widened an existing opening in the historic façade to accommodate a glass-and-steel bridge that connects the mews house to the new glass curtainwall-clad addition.
The addition sits lightly on the landscape, literally and figuratively, incorporating sustainable features such as an underground heat pump system that uses recycled graywater for radiant floor heating, as well as rooftop solar panels for domestic water heating.
"It's unpretentious: They've deferred to the existing architecture just enough." —G. Martin Moeller Jr.
Project Flynn Mews House, Dublin
Client Ella Flynn
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Fascinating combination of science and consciousness. I still don't understand tapping though. :-)
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Quantum Physics and New Biology
New Biology - What life is all about
No, kept me awake and really engrossed in listening - not wanting to miss an information. Even took down notes in my Evernote apps.
A little Slower pacing in the lecture.
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I love the fact that i felt like Bruce Lipton was sitting right in front of me talking to me. Maybe that's why i cried at that end because he was telling me how i can fix the problem and it felt like he was right here talking to me.
That the cell in our body is the image of me.
The last hour because thats what I am studying. The consciousness and subconscious MIND.
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Tells you all you need to know about how your beliefs and perceptions effect the working of your biology.
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Decades ago I was very interested in genetics, but have not kept up at all with the developments in that field. I really liked hearing what has been happening and what the current theories are.
This book has given me more confidence that my strategy of using meridian tapping to free myself of old patterns is an effective one.
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Listening to this audiobook is like one of those AHA! moments. It's where science and common sense meet and you think "isn't that obvious?" in hindsight.
A paradigm shift in the way we look at DNA, proteins, thoughts, and they way our bodies work. To summarize the book quickly, i'd say "You are not your DNA. Your DNA does not determine your destiny." And this is the proof we've been seeking.
If you really want to delve in to this topic and take the scenic route then get the unabridged version "The Wisdom of Your Cells: How Your Beliefs Control Your Biology". Or if you're short on time then this is the rush hour version to listen to.
"Biology Of Belief should be Biology of Let Down"
The Narrator has a dull put you to sleep voice. The message of the book is poorly constructed and leads you no place. Many people think they can read. Many people think they can write. In this case they were both wrong.
"Fascinating Read"
The Biology of Belief was a very interesting book and kept my attention. The beginning was very science heavy and it took a while to get to the story, but it set a solid foundation. His assumptions and science were strong and in-line with many current belief systems of creating our own destiny. Bruce Lipton brings this to the molecular level. Unfortunately the pay off at the end was weak. He didn't seem to have any strong ideas about what we should do with this knowledge or give us any suggestions on how to enhance our own lives.
"Not very advanced"
Only as a means of continuing to form a decision about his work; I'm not entirely sold on his work and dont want to condem it w/out more sampling, tho' thus far I'm disappointed. I was prepared to love this book but didn't. Part 1 is the science of the cell. It's clear, easy to learn, and is wonderful. But his surprise and very basic language regarding the body/mind connection give the impression that he's just learned and can hardly believe its existence. Not for the long-time student and believer in the body mind connection.
Next one will have to be for free.
This is the first Lipton piece I've listened to.
I loved his delievery as it came across as a lively lecture, not as someone reading the written word. As we all know, speech patterns are very, very different than written language. There were many occasions that Lipton's sentences simply could not have been one simply reading words that came from written composition. Is this book is a transcript of a talk? Did he 'free style' as he read his book? I don't know. I'm curious enuf' that I may get the book from the library and compare it to his reading.


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Odd as it may seem to those who know him, Jeremy Tincher could not relax.
The Greenbrier West wrestling coach doesn't mind telling you he was nervous during the championship finals of the Class AA/A Region 3 tournament Saturday.
"Regionals just have such an impact on what happens next weekend (at the state tournament)," Tincher said. "Even as many times as I've done it, it's still nerve-wracking. It's hard to control your nerves and not get nervous."
Eventually, Tincher's mind was put at ease.
Greenbrier West was able to hold off host Independence, finishing with 246 points to claim its second regional championship in three seasons.
The tournament had the promise of being a battle between two of the top teams in the state, and that's what fans got. West, the state's co-No. 1 team, and fourth-ranked Indy both had five individual champions, and each will send 12 of its 14 wrestlers to the state tournament that starts Thursday in Huntington.
The Patriots finished with 219.5 points.
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"They were just in that little dump that Colton does, and I don't think he got Dustin's hips pulled in tight enough," Tincher said. "Dustin was able to go around there and book his foot. When he booked the foot and hipped into him — and he was behind the arm — that's two (points). That's how the rule reads. And he got two right at the buzzer — wow!"
"We didn't make up any ground. They started about 26 points ahead of us going into the finals," Warden said. "They won as many matches as we did. That Colton Ward match was an 8-point swing. That wasn't going to make up for 26."
Three matches later, West ran off a string of three straight wins that all but sewed up the title.
Malik Boatwright (38-0) defeated Liberty's R.J. Elam for the 152-pound title. That was followed by Marquis Frazier's victory over Matthew Bailey of Liberty at 160. Tyler Parker (39-0) then beat Jake Tyler of Nicholas County for the 170 championship.
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"You just want each kid to perform to their ability. That's all I want," Tincher said. "If they do that, then I'm happy. You don't want them to make a mistake and beat themselves."
Liberty (109) was third despite having just five wrestlers. All five will be in the state tournament, including champions Donavan Vance at 285 and Tristen Harvey at 120. Cody Clifton fell to Independence senior Chris Clark at 138.
Bluefield was fourth with 106.5 points and Fayetteville fifth with 95. The Beavers' Julius Thomas downed Cody Loudermilk of Greenbrier West in the 220-pound finals.
Independence sophomore Dustin Justice had a huge one-year turnaround. Last season, he was the only Patriot not to qualify for the state tournament. But he came full circle, beating West's Jordan Tincher for the 145 championship.
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Midland Trail's Ethan Barker, who beat Nicholas' Drew Hicks in overtime to claim the title at 182, was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler. The senior has a 33-4 record going into the state tournament. His teammates Trisha Lee (sophomore, 113 pounds, 19-18) and Devon Steele (senior, 120, 40-12) will join him in Huntington.
Fayetteville wrestlers advancing include: Bailey Bowles (junior, 113, 33-11); Troy Farrell (freshman, 126, 30-13); Tracey Lovins (senior, 152, 25-15); Hunter Pullens (junior, 170, 29-18; and River Pullens (junior, 195, 20-12).
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Alberta (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev -8%
Pours out a deep garnet hue, with a fizzy pink head like cream soda.
Aroma is a cross between preserved cherries, and cherry Nibs licorice--all in all comforting in a curious way.
Yup, more cherry in the flavour, and still riding the fence between real and faux varieties. A hint of pale malt can be discerned holding up this big red facade of flavour.
Mouthfeel is mostly carbonation, which lends to the perception of drinking pop.
You know, it'd make an okay dessert beer, or something to phase in once at some point on a hot day on the patio or barbecuing. Just one though, no more, no less.
03-05-2008 08:53:24 | More by IronDjinn
3.45/5 rDev -8%
This is pretty similiar to the Strawberry version by the Melbourn Bros. A reddish/copper color w/ little head that dies quickly and no lacings. The smell is not overtly cherry, unlike the immense strawberry smell in that brew, but it is noticeable with a sharp tartness. The cherry taste isn't quite up to snuff and the brew comes across a little like a cherry soda with a rough edge, but it is still a smooth drink. Not much reaason to drink this, especially at $7 a pop and the fact that the Strawberry is a much better option in my opinion.
02-27-2008 19:45:06 | More by clayrock81
3.18/5 rDev -15.2%
Pours clear, bright red with a pink head. Lots of carbonation. Nose is full of highly sweet cherry - syrup, marascinnos, cherry cough medicine. The rest is tart smelling, nothing else. Taste is similar, lots of sweet and tart fruit, mostly a syrupy sweet cherry with some apple and apricot notes. Sticky mouthfeel despite moderately high carbonation. Tasty, tart but very hard to drink much because of how sweet and cloying it is. Very balanced to sweet and tart fruit.
02-20-2008 03:14:15 | More by BiereBlanche
4.3/5 rDev +14.7%
This was hard to rate, because it hardly resembles beer in any way.That being said, pours to a dark cherry color with thin pink head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is a very strong and pleasant cherry, and the mouthfeel is full of carbonation. Flavor follows the nose perfectly, with a blast of cherry that is sweet, yet not sickening. Finsih is again sweet, but not too much. If I had not poured this myself, I could would have thought it was a cherry cola, especially since the 3.4% abv keeps itself well hidden.
Not what I would consider a "beer", but a truly enjoyable drink.
12-21-2007 18:52:11 | More by kimcgolf
3.9/5 rDev +4%
12 oz. brown bottle poured into pint glass. I find no dating on the bottle. I've tried the apricot Melbourn Bros. years ago and enjoyed it. A local beer store lowered the price from $5.25 to $1.89 a bottle because these weren't moving. I was a little suspect, so I purchased just one bottle. After trying this, I went back and bought six more.
Appearance: watered down cherry cough syrup colored red body with a pink creamy head that disappears and leaves very sticky lacing. Bits of dark debris hang in suspension.
Smell: there's no doubt that this is cherry. Big time sweet, tart and tangy bing cherries.
Taste: flavors match scents when tangy, sweet cherries meet bittering hops and a distant flavor of wheat husks and cinnamon.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied beer is lightened up with bubbly carbonation and tangy mouthfeel. Bitter hops sit on my tongue.
Drinkability: more than two bottles of this and I'm afraid of overdoing the cherry thing. Looking for a low alcohol, fruit flavored beer and this is it. Nice and different.
12-04-2007 18:13:21 | More by Procrastinator
4.47/5 rDev +19.2%
Melbourn Bros. Cherry pours a deep, dark, cherry red with a pink head from a brown twelve ounce bottle. I love the smell, cherries, and not in an artificial flavoring type of way, but in a rich, amazing fashion. It's not all sweet like I feared, there is definitely a strong sour component too. Like all of the Melbourn Bros. beers, it's quite sweet. There is a strong sour flavor that balances it pretty nicely, but all of their beers are quite sweet. It hardly resembles beer as I usually think of it, but they really nail the fruit flavors, which a lot of brewers just can't seem to do. If you like their stuff you'll like this one, it's my favorite of the three by far. If you don't like the other ones, you probably wont like this one either. Outstanding in my opinion.
11-07-2007 01:00:14 | More by Drew966
4.03/5 rDev +7.5%
12oz. bottle
Pours a clear, ruby red color with a frothy pink head that thins. Thick lacing on the glass.
Very tangy and tart cherry aroma.
Very tart cherry flavor with a dry finish. Just what a lambic should be.
Medium-light body, zippy carbonation.
Another tasty "lambic" from Melbourn Bros. Thirst quenching and puckeringly good, it's a pleasure to drink.
10-17-2007 03:17:18 | More by MaltyGoodness
3.88/5 rDev +3.5%
Picked this one up for the wife and ended up drinking it myself.
A: Pours a nice deep red color kind of red wine looking. It has a small fizzy light pink head that is very lively. There are also some floaters which I really look forward to.
S: Nice tart cherries with sugar added. Kind of reminds me of a cherry tart which happens to be one of my favorite desserts.
T: Very nice. There is a nice cherry tartness with a very sweet backbone. It is a really nice tasting beer that could serve as a dessert.
M: Light and bubbly like an old time cherry soda.
D: It's a single bottle beer, but a nice sweet treat.
Overall: I have recently gotten to like these types of beers and this is a good example. If you don't mind a sweet brew, almost soda like this would be a good one for you. The alcohol is low and the taste is big. Give it a shot, move away from the traditional brews and give this one a go. I am going to try their other two versions Strawberry and Apricot and you should too.
08-27-2007 02:33:39 | More by tpd975
3.43/5 rDev -8.5%
Similar to the appricot and strawberry beers, only with cherries this time. There are a lot of one-dimensional fruit flavors, and little beer character. Rich, bold cherrys jump out at the nose, taking on deep, ripe (perhaps over-ripe), tart, and lightly soured aromas. A firm hint of woodiness and must intermingles with the fruits and sweetness. The beer looks very deeply maroon (cherry colored) with shards of black yeast sediments in suspension. Basically no head retention and very light on the carbonation. The flavors are all about the cherries, with litttle-to-no barley malt noticed in taste or body. The wood / must qualities pronounce more heavily in the taste than in flavors. The cherry flavors hinge on artificial flavors at times. The feel is moderate, because of the fruit dosage and little because of malt or dextrins. Finishes thin, slightly tart, with a cherry soda-pop resisual sweetness. Tasty, but I prefer more beer in my beer.
08-17-2007 12:23:28 | More by BEERchitect
4.05/5 rDev +8%
Pours a dark cherry red in color with a pinkish head. The aroma is full of sweet and tart cherries. Taste is very similar to the nose in that it is all about the tart cherries that finishes dry. Overall, I think this is a pretty solid fruit beer that is worth having again. One of the major drawbacks is that it is extremely pricey.
10-10-2006 05:12:53 | More by cjgator3
4.05/5 rDev +8%
This brew is a carbonic, clear, very red liquid. The head is a cotton-candy pink color. The aroma is all about cherries. Full, intense, and slightly tart, the smell is like a mashed up basket of cherries. The taste is similar, lots of cherries, with a little yeast and spice. Theres a little wild sourness that creeps in as well, and the whole brew works pretty well. Its not sweet, but not really dry either (semi-dry?), and is very refreshing. Im generally not a big fan of fruit brews, but this one is worth having again.
09-10-2006 20:27:34 | More by Suds
3.88/5 rDev +3.5%
355 ml bottle, bought in Frederikshavn, Denmark. A British spontaneously fermented cherry "lambic", hmm? Pours with a beautiful cherry red colour and a large and lasting pink head. Intense and beguiling aroma of sweet and sour cherries. Tastes like, duh ..., beer with cherry juice added, maybe because thats what it actually is? Fairly sweet, reminds me of Lindemans Kriek, but also with a distinct cherry sourness. Low bitterness. Once you get used to the thought of beers tasting more or less like (first class) cherry sodas, this one (like most kriek lambics) actually taste GOOD! No, I wouldnt want every beer to taste like this one. But it is a nice change of pace, and certainly worth a try!
07-17-2006 19:19:39 | More by Sigmund
British Columbia (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev -1.3%
Nice on a hot summer day.
Cloudy copper colour with very little head. It resembles soday. Nice cherry fruit scent. Very little "beer" in there. The initial taste is cherry cough syrup, but after, it mellows out to a nice smooth cherry flavour with a bit of malt background.
Carbonation is good, but as with many fruit beers, I find it comes off a bit oily.
06-08-2006 23:59:54 | More by BDTyre
3.93/5 rDev +4.8%
I don't have much experience with fruit beers and this is my first cherry flavored one.
Nice red color with a small pinkish head that stuck around a bit.
Very strong cherry smell. It doesn't smell like it's a beer. I even double-checked the label to make sure that's what I bought, lol.
Tastes perhaps more like red wine than beer, while being quite reminiscent of cherry flavored cough syrups I've had...and loved. This hit the ol' sweet tooth hard.
Had a fizziness close to cherry soda.
Very drinkable for people who like sweets and soda, while being a terrible choice for those who don't. And even though I dig the sweet stuff, it's too sweet to have more than one at a time.
Overall this was a good introduction for me into cherry flavored beers. I'd get this one again and try others in the future.
04-23-2006 03:03:28 | More by JayTheFinn
3.83/5 rDev +2.1%
This was a very dark red, with a dark pink or lavender head that was very short lived.
Nose is very strong, with floral notes in addition to the obvious cherry. As one would expect, the flavor is mostly cherry - particularly what has come to be called "black cherry", with very pungent, tart characteristics. I also noticed some green apple flavor, which added to the overall sour quality of the beer. The apple comes through right up front, but is strongest on the back of the tongue and in the aftertaste.
It is also quite sweet, and I had a little bit of a thickening of saliva (like after drinking orange juice), although really not that bad considering.
As for drinkability, it is typical of its style I think - great to have in moderation; a single glass with dessert. Certainly not something you would want to enjoy throughout the night.
04-22-2006 00:47:46 | More by oolite
3.93/5 rDev +4.8%
Old bottle from the hidden corners of a beer store that has no idea what they have ever. I found this on top of a shelf where they had a box of chimay and Sam Smith's I think they had forgetten about. Anyway I thought I would give a try as I had the Strawberry one a while back and I didn't remember it sucking too bad.
Pours bruise red with a short lived pink head. It smells of sour cherries and a tinge of the cough syrup but that is not dominating and doesn't even bother me. The taste is pretty good, not as sweet as the Lindemans but not as sour as Cantillions, somewhere in the middle with plenty of room for enjoyment. I would buy this again, I hope it is decent fresh as it is aged however long it was before I found it.
04-17-2006 16:14:09 | More by Higravity
4.1/5 rDev +9.3%
Poured from the bottle into an oversized wine glass. Poured a deep ruby red color with a thin light head of red bubbles. The head vanished quickly, but the carbonation level remained high.
The aroma was overwhelming sour cherries... mouthwatering sweet aroma that shows a huge proportion of cherries used in this brew. There was no bitterness in the nose at all... more like a cherry cool aid than a cherry flavored beer.
The flavor followed the aroma with sweet sour cherries completely dominating. They say cherry on the label and that is exactly what you get. Definitely on the sugary sweeter cherry beer side.
04-16-2006 17:49:18 | More by gdogalishus
2.35/5 rDev -37.3%
This beer pours a cherry red color with a small white head with red tints in it. The head fades slow, leaving a decent lacing.
This beer has a very cherry aroma. It is almost cloying. It smells slightly like cherry cough syrup. Maybe a little like a cough drop.
This beer tastes like it smells. I get the feeling I am taking a ricola cough drop. Not much to it but cherry.
This beer is highly carbonated. It leaves a sweet, cough syrup aftertaste.
I doubt I will ever even think about tis beer again. It would make a poor session beer.
04-01-2006 23:46:40 | More by OStrungT
North Carolina
2.78/5 rDev -25.9%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy cherry soda color with a pinkish head that hangs around for the duration and leaves some lacing
Smell: Cherry cough syrup...enough said
Taste: Starts out very sweet like a cherry soda and then the tartness hits mid-palate but never really does the job of balancing the sweetness
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with good carbonation
Drinkability: I generally like fruit beers but this one is just too sweet for my palate; I cannot even finish the bottle
11-11-2005 01:50:42 | More by brentk56
4.22/5 rDev +12.5%
Different. Seemed too sweet at first, but the sweetness was tamed as i made my way through the glass. Definitely an English interpretation of a Kriek. Very well done. Drinkable. Overflowing with tart cherry aroma, matched by a flavor of the same.
The real question is, why don't we have this in AL when it fits within all our laws, and we have plenty of other beers imported by Merchant du Vin? I shall inquire.
10-06-2005 01:32:43 | More by Bonhoeffer
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
3.93/5 rDev +4.8%
300ml Bottle bought from the Vineyard, Belfast..
Poured a bright red colour... Head was very pink and poured very big and foamy. This settled to a nice thin layer which lasted throughout...
Aroma - Creamy cherries, vanilla, maybe some apple hints, slight peppery notes...
Taste Sweet, hints of spiciness, some sourness, very strong cherry flavour, vanilla notes...
Feel - Very creamy...
Overall - A pretty good fruit beer. Maybe a little too sweet.... Definitely worth a try though....
10-03-2005 09:24:40 | More by mdagnew
3.03/5 rDev -19.2%
Pours a deep dark reddish brown, with a moderate reddish off-white head that drops to nothing quickly.
Initial aroma is definitely cherry. My thought was Smith's cough-drop artificial cherry. But the label says made with fresh cherries. Oh, not quite, the label says "Beer with Cherry Juice Added" next to the cool old timey print of an old brewery industrial complex... hmmm...
Let's look more closely for the right info-- "brewed with malted barley, wheat, hops, yeast, water, & fresh cherries" and "Stamford is one of Great Britain's most beautiful and historic market towns"- good to know for my next trip! But what does that have to do with beer?
Cough drop aroma is waht I'm sticking with- my girlfriend came up with the description (it's her beer, after all, I'm just checking it out!).
The flavor definitely follows through the sweet cherry profile, but it's helped out by some sour cherry as well, also the spontaneous fermentation adds a bit of complexity that is a welcome balance. Overall, way to sweet/fruity for me, but my girlfriend likes it (but doesn't love it).
I'll be going back to my gueuze now....
06-14-2005 02:25:36 | More by Dukeofearl
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev -1.9%
The beer poured into the chalice clear ruby with a light pink head which rose quickly and fell just as rapidly to lace the glass.
The aroma was cherries. Nuttin' but cherries. Like sniffing a bowlful of cherry lifesavers. To be fair there was just a hint of acidity in the aroma, but mainly it was a candy aroma of cherries.
The flavor was sweet on the palate as first contact is made and then the flavor dries slightly. The cherries in the aroma aren't there just for show, they really take a stand in the flavor. The acidity assists with drying out the flavor and the cherries taste more authentic than they smell.
The finish was dry with a linering cherry presence and a lingering acidity that was quite nice. The body was medium light. The cherries in the aroma seem artificial while the flavor seems more authentic.
12 ounce bottle, no freshness dating. Not a bad beer, but no real complexity exists.
06-11-2005 23:02:52 | More by GCBrewingCo
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.13/5 rDev +10.1%
355ml bottle
Pours with a deep ruby red body, some slight hints of pink and mahogany. Fluffy pink head, good retention
Smell, cherries, vanilla, yogurt, cream
Taste, tart and slightly citric. Fizzy cherry mouthfeel, lasting creaminess on the palette
A tasty english take on the traditional lambic style. A solid and refreshing fruit beer, no real lambic funk but went really well with a slice of strawberry and fresh cream sponge
06-05-2005 17:49:49 | More by cypressbob
New York
3.78/5 rDev +0.8%
A grayish-pink, small, fizzy head sits on a deep, clear, cherry-red beer. Funky, spicy cherry in the nose: nicely tart. Sweet cherries in front. And what is that... nutmeg? Deep cherries through the not-too-sweet middle. Tart in the finish, a little funk, some nice spices. Again, this is fruit-juicy, but the lambic sour and funk is definitely there. Tasty. Sweet, but I can live with it (unlike the Lindemans).
04-19-2005 21:26:06 | More by kbub6f
Melbourn Bros. Cherry from Melbourn Bros.
84 out of 100 based on 65 ratings.


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PASCO, Wash.-- More than 2,000 people came together at the RadCon sci-fi and fantasy convention this weekend in Pasco.
The Red Lion hotel transformed into a place filled with costume-clad enthusiasts.
This is the 22nd year of the event that offers a wide variety games, demonstrations and sales.
Many RadCon die hards return year after year and look forward to seeing the friends that they make at the convention.
"They know that next year it's going to be here for them. Also so that they can come see the people, the friends that they've made last year, dress up funny, look at other people, take a look at the art auction, buy things they can't buy at other places," said Kevin Stiles, RadCon coordinator.
Organizers said the most popular events to attend at the convention are the sword fight demonstration and fire dancers show.
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