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Venus - Belgian-Style Quadrupel - Midnight Sun Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 43 | Reviews: 35 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by mothman:
United Kingdom (Wales)
4.38/5 rDev +0.9%
Pours ¼ finger of beige head. Color is a caramel with copper brown hue to it.
Aroma: Rye, oak, gardettos, plums, caramel, toffee, grapes, wine flavors, dark fruits, and raisins. Good.
Taste: Dry oak, caramel, malts, toasted malts, raisins, molasses, dried fruits, plums, very barleywine like and also wine-like. The barrels were a great choice.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and warming. Medium bodied with a medium amount of carbonation. Ends very clean.
Overall, a great quad and top notch for the style. Great barrels. Very drinkable. I am a big fan.
01-04-2011 22:43:50 | More by mothman
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4.38/5 rDev +0.9%
Venus. Belgian Style Quadrupel brewed with star anise and aged in french cabernet sauvignon barrels. 14.3%. Here goes...
Pours a very dark brown with deep deep ruby color and brown tints. Head hangs around good at first, but all in all dissipates fairly quickly leaving behind fairly minimal lacing.
The nose is not as strong as i would have expected. The anise is apparent, dark malts, some alcohol. A bit of dark fruit and some slight cherry.
Taste is quite interesting. Starts off with a nice rich malt character, some caramelized dark fruit, the star anise then rears its head, not as strong as it is in The Viking, I like that the anise is a bit less in your face in this one. The normal caramel, butteriness of a Quad is slightly lacking here, but it is defenitely there. The alcohol makes its presence known at this point, especially on the finish as it really coats the stomach and warms. Anise and dark fruit linger in the aftertaste. The cab sauv comes through just a bit at this point, right before the finish. This reminds me alot of a Gouden Carolus Noel. Sort of that licoricey anise flavor. A very complex beer. I will certainly be altering this review again, probably during my next lesson with a bottle of this one (likely tomorrow)
Mouthfeel is right where it should be for a belgian quad, nice and viscous, carbonation is where it should be. A tiny bit dry on the finish (cab sauv?) but really very nice.
For the style and the abv, the drinkability in this brew gets high marks, although this one is certainly not a summertime slammer. But as i have said in the past, if you bought a 14.3% bottle of beer thinking you were gonna shotgun some at the company picnic, well then your just a goddamn idiot.
Overall a very complex and interesting beer. This one pushes the limits of a quad, both in abv and in innovation. Very unique barrel aging and the addition of anise give this one some added character, and added complexity. I was expecting a solid quad base, ala St Bernie's, Westy, Urthel, Koeningshoeven, etc. but this one is more of something you would see from any of those breweries, but with "Noel" slapped on the label. This really reminds me of many big belgian christmas offerings (probably the anise). A very complex and contemplateable beer. I suspect this one will do extaordinarily well with some age. A very fun, complex, and tasty beer that you will learn from. This beer is not for sessioning, but it is a class session in its own right. Great brew.
11-15-2008 03:31:48 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev -12.4%
Quad with brett. Looked and smelled like an imperial stout with added yeast. Very lacey on dark brown body with two inch head. Drinkable but strong, sour, and cloying sweet all concommitment qualities. The sauvignon barreling had worked its way in, and likely where the tannin sourness originates from.Red grapes, but little yeasty taste remains. Above medium mouthfeel.Bottle 3 years past due, received about 1.5 years ago from Mr. Squires.
02-01-2011 00:36:01 | More by Sammy
4.33/5 rDev -0.2%
Dark brown with a good tan head. Aroma is sweet fruit, wood, wine, booze, raisin and roast malt. Flavor is raisin and dark fruit. Big body and smooth beer. Alcohol isn't really apparent. This has all the things a good beer should have and will age nicely.
08-19-2009 12:53:36 | More by miketd
4.25/5 rDev -2.1%
02-16-2013 20:11:30 | More by SpdKilz
4.33/5 rDev -0.2%
22 pulled out of the basement over the weekend for a cellar clearing tasting. I got this a while back from the one and only AkBelgianBeast. Reviewed from good notes.
Big/huge head ... 3 finger lite tan foam over a clear deep brown brew... the head lasts forever and leaves great lace behind.
Nose is fantastic, but not exactly what I think of as a proper "Quad" ... waves of chocolate... with rich dark fruits and hints of the barrel... decadent.
Wow! not sure my palate is ready.. again very chocolaty... brownie batter ... with Belgian phenols and esters... spicy dark cherries and even some prune... the Cab barrels show as tannins with hints of dry leather.. a bit boozy, but overall it adds to the amazing complexities.. really big body and big carbonation.
No real complaints... but I will say, I never would have picked this as a Quad blindly.. but I respect and see the brewers' intentions and absolutely loved this beer, especially on later pours.
Franks is the true "Trader's Trader"... a great guy and somebody that I someday hope can share a beer with in person. Thanks.
02-17-2010 08:57:51 | More by JohnGalt1
South Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +0.2%
Lots of carbonation apparent with the big white pillow like head. Good retention left behind lots of side glass lace.
highly spiced with hints of cinnamon, nutmeg, and a touch of yeast. Some pears or apples sneaking in there as well.Lots of apple and pear flavors mixed in with a good amount of spice. A slightly dry finish and something bitter that wanted to come through but never actually made it.
Very smooth, medium bodied and well carbonated. Never slick and had a very nice finish.Not bad, a little bit more then a sippe
10-02-2011 04:39:42 | More by mikesgroove
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
08-23-2012 17:46:10 | More by FreshmanPour77
3.9/5 rDev -10.1%
Burgundy in color with an enormous tan head that lasts and lasts. A bit overcarbonated. Bold chocolate aroma with an undercurrent of red wine; odd but it works rather well. The high ABV is fairly noticeable in the nose, it's a bit solventy. Fruity on the palate, tannic, spicy. Very chocolatey, a bit out of character for a quad but it's not unpleasant. The cabernet barrel shows up most in the tannic, fruity, dry finish. An interesting beer, but not as good as I had hoped.
05-19-2009 22:25:29 | More by largadeer
4.35/5 rDev +0.2%
my personal white whale for quite some! what better time to open it than a casual monday night. For every door that closes a window opens
huge thanks to ben for this amazing chance.
this bad boy (girl?) has 3 years on it
22oz bomber split into tulips
a- much darker than i expected, looks beautiful. super dark brown, almost completely blacked out. one nice thick off white head. this one looks fantastic.
s- noticed this immediately upon opening. this nose is huge. dark fruits right up front. big sweetness, barrel comes out in the back, zero alc in the smell. as it warms the cab barrels really come through.
t- this one is huge! dark fruit and barrel right up front, slight oxidation, vanilla, and more dark fruit, raisen and grape, hint of prune, a bit of anise. no taste of alc on the palate but a huge warming in the chest. at nearly 15% this one restrains the alc very well. lingering sweetness remains on the tongue.
m- big body, one of the biggest iv had. thick and chewy and coats the mouth, brings out all of the flavors. surprisingly has good carbonation.
o- great beer, i think i opened it at the right time. this one is big, rich and very complex, every sip brings out more and more flavors and nuances.
perfect beer for the occasion, i feel good about lies ahead. (well accept for the hangover that will visit me tomorrow lol cab barrel aged beers due me in)
05-08-2012 06:01:04 | More by KevSal
3.5/5 rDev -19.4%
01-11-2012 07:19:39 | More by ygtbsm94
4.6/5 rDev +6%
Reviewed from notes.
Poured into a tulip. Huge, huge thanks to bmanning for cracking open this bottle. The appearance is a dark brown with some garnet hues and a load of lacing after the head finally settles down.
The aroma brings strong notes of dark fruits as well as some nice oak, booze, and black licorice. I'm getting plum, dark berries, figs, dates, and a whole mess of great fruit. The taste follows up on this and is incredibly complex. Quite a strong fruit presence as well as a nice dosing of malty goodness.
Really nice and rich feel that makes my mouth feel alive. A truly wonderful American version of the style. Absolutely exceptional. Thanks again, Ben.
11-14-2010 05:11:54 | More by Thorpe429
4.28/5 rDev -1.4%
Shared at my Birthday whale tasting. Thanks to Rudzud for sharing.
Has a light creamy head covering, nice lacing, dark but clearish mahogany ruby color.
Nose dark malts, nutty caramel molasses like, faint hint of cocoa and aged malts, touch of figs and raisins, light alcohol.
Taste dark syrupy malts, molasses, thick fluffy carbonation, rich tasting, fig date and raisin fruits, a bit of solventy alcohol and burn, syrupy but sweet aged soft malt flavors, chewy malts, candy sugar, etc.
Mouth is smooth thick and rich, some booze, but not that bad, plenty of fluffy carb.
Overall very nice, tasty beer, great malts, some booze, nice aged feel too.
03-04-2013 17:33:02 | More by jlindros
4.58/5 rDev +5.5%
Nothing like beginning to wind down DLD than popping open a retired quad. Thanks to Alex for sharing this one.
A - Pours a brownish caramel color with an off-white head that left some pretty nice lacing on the sides.
S - Dark fruit, oak, toffee, raisins, dates, vinous notes. Really a nice smelling beer.
T - Dark fruit, brown sugar malts, raisins, dark fruits, with a bit of wine influence. Nice malts and a bit of pleasant alcohol burn that cuts into the sweetness. Really a lot going on here, and it's very good.
M - Full bodied, smooth, appropriate carbonation. No complaints here.
O - Excellent beer that I wish I could drink all the time. So glad I got to give this one a try.
05-16-2011 00:11:12 | More by AgentZero
4.33/5 rDev -0.2%
Big thanks to Jeff for sending this one down for the Planets tasting! The best beer of the set.
Pours amber in color with a big off-white head. There's a little bit of wine and booze on the aroma. A really nice dak fruit and sweet caramel malt aroma. Might even be some chocolate. The flavor is quite nice. Lots of chocolate and dark fruit notes. A really nice Cabernet flavor. Solid stuff. Medium and medium.
01-13-2012 20:07:19 | More by womencantsail
4.21/5 rDev -3%
22oz bottle shared by Matt at last night's whale tasting. Poured into a Portsmouth tulip.
A - Pours a deep brownish amber...small dark tan head and good clarity. Short foamy head and foamy lacing left on the glass.
S - Boozy, a bit of chocolate, some sweet malts, slight astringency and hints of fruity esters. A touch of solventy alcohol.
T - Didn't quite match the aroma. Aroma indicated more sharp flavoring, but the flavor was super smooth and creamy, layers of malty sweetness and sugars, but well controlled and felt balanced despite not truly having much hop character...a touch boozy.
M - Nice carbonation level despite its age...creamy and mid level. Spicy, warm, noticeable booziness, medium body.
O - Nice and smooth...a bit boozy, but not as high as a 14+% beer typically produces. Tingly and warming. Pretty nice quad.
03-03-2013 16:31:23 | More by portia99
4.03/5 rDev -7.1%
Shared with Dyan the other evening.
The beer pours a rich dark brown color with very good head retention and lacing. There are also hints of red hilights in this beer. However, one whiff of this beer and I was immediately transported to barrel aging heaven. Wow this smells great. I get a huge sweet aroma of milk chocolate, milk duds, vanilla, anise and cherry, with just a hint of bitterness. Flavors on the palate generally replicate the nose, and I get just waves of chocolate, brown sugar, molasses, prunes and plum. This beer is so decadently rich and sweet, it's literally too much of a good thing. Ultimately, although the flavors are excellent, the sweetness is just too much for me. That will likely change with additional aging, but at least right now, the high alcohol and intense sweetness are just a bit much. Mouthfeel is still very smooth and remarkably light, with a long smooth finish. Drinkability is not too bad for the abv., but a little bit goes a long way with this one. Regardless, this is still an altogether excellent beer, and one that will likely only improve over time.
08-24-2009 15:40:46 | More by John_M
4.85/5 rDev +11.8%
Huge thanks to Alex for busting this one out. I had driven non-stop from Tampa to Madison and then back to Chicago (27-ish straight hours of driving, 48+ hours awake!!) I knew I really needed an out-of-this-world brew, and Venus was exactly that. By the time I finished my half, I might as well have been on Venus!
A - It is a slow-motion gusher; Alex and I caught it without a drop of spillage, though. It pours a slightly-better-than-typical Quad, deep brown with a nice off-white cap and some sticky lace.
S - What a delectable brew; I am getting sublime impressions of dark fruit (raisin, fig, date), some dark bread and roasted nutty aromatics, along with maple-brown sugar, anise and spicy-estery yeast. Booze is well-hidden at this point.
T - This beer is fantastic; I get some impressions of roast-toast, dark fruit, maple-brown sugar-vanilla, anise and earthy oak-like notes. There is certainly a ton of flavor imparted by the yeast, some fruit and lots of spice, but overall this brew strikes me as slightly more Dubbel-y than the average Quad; it has more of a dark nutty-bready flavor than an emphasis on fruitiness. There is no real impression of alcohol in the brew; certainly no perception of a 14% beast.
M - As easy-drinking as 14% gets. Velvety, rich and smooth.
D - This is one of the best beers I've ever had.
07-18-2010 18:47:37 | More by ktrillionaire
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
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11-14-2008 Bottling Date; Served at 53 degrees.
A- Poured with a proteinaceous khaki colored head, which was reasonably retained, and left some nice lacing behind. The body was a dark sedimented semi-opaque garnet-tinged dark amber, with little traces of carbonation of the sides of the glass.
S- A very complex nose consisting of stewed malts, Belgian yeast aromatics, mild vinous notes, non-descript savory aromas, and perceived candied nuts.
T- Stewed malts are right up front, along with some mild Belgian yeast phenolics. Impressions of burnt candi sugar, allspice, and soft dark fruit flavors throughout. The finish is dry and slightly bitter, presumably from hops and/or oak tannins. The finish lingers on the tongue tremendously. As the beer warmed, the flavors of candi sugar and allspice became more dominant, pushing the rating to the 'near-exceptional' level
M- Thick, syrupy, and velvety in texture. Coats the mouth wonderfully. A touch of astringency, and a little heat from the alcohol. A very delicate carbonation here. Nearly perfect!
D- The alcohol is certainly noticable, but I never would have guessed this to be a 14+% ABV brew! So smooth, complex and quaffable... I wish I had more!
05-27-2010 00:27:14 | More by jgasparine
3.83/5 rDev -11.8%
22 ounce bomber, was approximately $14 at Brown Jug Warehouse, Anchorage, AK.
Appearance: using a beer-clean wide-bowl red wine glass, pours a deep brown, with a solid, dense, medium brown head. Huge lacing -- nearly complete. Head sticks around, very impressive for a 14.3% beer.
Aroma: candied cherries, brown sugar, hints of licorice. Kind of muted for such a big beer.
Taste: strong brown sugar, licorice / star anise, stonefruit, candy sugar. Huge malt backbone, minimal hop presence. None of the oak barrel flavors some through, even when I'm looking for them.
Mouth: Bright and slightly sharp carbonation.
Overall: A very tasty beer. Immensely similar to The Viking. (Ms. Warmstorage thought that was what I'd opened.) While I'm enjoying it and will happily drink it, dollar for dollar, I'm probably as disappointed in this beer as any beer I've ever purchased. I mean, c'mon, $14? Bah. Humbug.
12-25-2008 00:35:40 | More by warmstorage
4/5 rDev -7.8%
John was only too generous this past weekend. Thanks, friend!
A: Dark brown with reddish highlights. A thin, tan head recedes to a ring rather quick
S: This is an anise and vanilla bomb. These two aromas dominated the nose. Behind the strong anise aroma, there is plenty of big sweetness with brown sugar, molasses and burnt caramel. Not very yeasty. The wine character is reserved, but opens up as it warms up. Pretty good
T: Opens up big and sweet with a big anise character. There's also a lot of molasses, brown sugar and toffee up front that melds into a vinous sweetness from the wine barrels. I am left wishing for something to cut through the sweetness - a little tannic character or some bitterness - but it's not there. The strong anise character persists through the finish, along with vinous and sweet flavors and a touch of alcohol
M: A bit sweeter than a like my quads but creamy with an good, spicy finish
D: A bit of a chore because of the sweetness but otherwise enjoyable. But I have to ask - would it have hurt to make this closer to 10-11%?
08-24-2009 12:06:20 | More by DefenCorps
4.93/5 rDev +13.6%
From notes. Bomber into Midnight Sun goblet. So grateful for the opportunity to try this one, as the brewery is distributing some of its special ales outside of Anchorage now. Thanks to Specialty Imports and the manager of our one local liquor store, Robert, for helping get a case of this precious nectar to our remote little town.
Pours deep brown with a lightness at the edges. Deep mahogany when held to light, with reddish/brown highlights. Thick head lasts and lasts. Lacing fades quickly. SMELL is initially pleasant but not strong. It smells of raisins and other dark fruit, rich malty aroma including sweetness, boozy, rich and complex. Later getting some faint woody notes, Belgian yeast character, spicy anise and some long legs. Later it gains some more prominence and boldness. By the end the nose is strong and dominated by dark fruit, spices, caramel maltiness and boozy aromas. Still very balanced and complex. TASTE is Super rich and complex flavors hit quickly and forcefully: sweet caramel malty, bitter hop backup, cherry and raisin fruity, woody and boozy. These flavors change composition as they generally increase throughout the middle and into the finish. Some bitter dryness in the finish. Wicked bold and complex! FEEL Perfectly moderate carbonation. Thick, full, rich and viscous texture and body. Bit of a drying sensation, with a mild bitterness, in the finish. Luxurious.
OVERALL, as sensuous sipper if ever there was one. Bold size and price (both 14+) buttress the sipping sentiment. But drop for drop, the flavor explosion rivals the all time greats. As well it should, considering the price! And I say that as a huge Midnight Sun fan. The cost of this one is roughly equal that of Pannepot, and is more than Chimay and Koninghoeven. Quad is a bit of an enigmatic style, but I tend to like ales that call themselves quads (Kongings, Samaranth, Pannepot, Boulevard, Four, Westy 12 (only twice), and even the Rev). Now I'm not saying Venus isn't a quad, but I am suggesting here that perhaps it leans a bit toward the similarly amorphous styles Dark Strong Ale or even American Strong Ale? What do you say Frank (AKBelgianBeast)? It clearly has Belgian character, but it also has one huge, strong, bold extroverted personality (assuming a beer can have a personality).
03-27-2009 04:45:59 | More by sprucetip
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12-13-2011 23:58:50 | More by spycow
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These 22 bombers are killing me... this is a must pour into a glass, don't waste this guy from inside the bottle.
Appearance: pours mostly dark and chocolatey, stoutish, with slightly red lights through thinner parts of the glass.
Smells of carmelized fruit, brown sugar.
Tastes like a spicy, butterscotch fruit glazed with brown sugar or some sort of carmelization with strong tones of a sweet sweet wine.
Most remarkable thing about this quad is it's ability to hold taste. The taste stays with you & stays strong for up to a minute after the sip. There are also signs of nuts or sugary/spicy malt that is good with a taste that holds.
Mouthfeel is mild carbonation and the wine surely come out here as the buds feel this for a good long minute after the drink hits your stomach.
Drinkability I rate a bit low just because the guy is strong at 14+ percent and its a brown sugary sweet feeling as well. I don't know about you, but I can drink cases of mild beer all day, but I can't drink 50 oz+ of lemon vodka or jungle juice from the sorority girls, just too much sugar for my liking.
07-07-2009 04:09:06 | More by randawakes
4.38/5 rDev +0.9%
22oz bomber courtesy of a very generous Alaska trader poured into a snifter.
This one pours a deep mahogany out of the bottle and settles in almost black in the glass with a rocky tan head that lingers as a small cap for the duration.
The aroma is huge on this one with tons of sweet dark malts, oak tannins, and candied dark fruit, like raisins soaked in booze and covered in brown sugar. There is a dry red wine character that balances the huge sweetness and leaves a bit of alcohol burn in the nose.
The taste is very sweet as well up front with lots of candi sugar and caramel malts. The dark fruits are present as well, but the alcohol really makes its presence felt in the finish with a massive burn in the throat going down. The red wine dryness is barely detectable in the finish with a bit of the barrel presence trying to peak out behind the alcohol burn.
The mouthfeel is crazy smooth and velvety with lots of carbonation which, for me, helps ease the boozy presence a little bit.
This is one helluva big beer from MSBC and despite being fantastic, it's a little on the hot side. I have a feeling that after a year or two, this one will be world class. That said, it's already a seriously great beer and another original brew from the boys in Anchorage.
03-25-2009 01:41:10 | More by gford217
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Dōmo arigatō, Quentin Tarantino, for my biggest laugh of the morning. He hawks Japanese doggie cell-phone speakers in this Soft Bank Mobile commercial:
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Koto | December 9, 2009 1:46 AM
It's very funny! I love this CM series(since 2007).This series is very popular in here Japan.Shirato family story.Always strange,but very funny.I'm sure Tarantino had no idea what he was doing,but he did great job^^.
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The last seven minutes (and 15 seconds) were heavenly for New Mexico Highlands' women's soccer team on Friday afternoon at Perkins Stadium.
Shut out up until that point in their match with Colorado Christian, the Cowgirls found a late burst and scored twice over a four-minute span to pull out a 2-1 comeback in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opener.
The match was scoreless until CCU's Chelsea Fishman took a pass from Clara Meredith and zipped the ball past Scottie Prince with 75:39 elapsed.
Daniel Martinez rushed for two quarterback-keeper touchdowns in an assertive first half for Robertson on Friday night, leading the host Cardinals in a 28-12 upset of St. Michael's.
In a much-anticipated matchup of two of Class 3A's better rushing offenses, it was the Cardinals who chewed up the most real estate, particularly in the first half.
"We played really well (Friday) night, at least for the first half," said RHS coach Leroy Gonzalez the following afternoon.
Several of Las Vegas' professional boxers will be showcased when local promoter Carlos Crespin brings his second major pro card to town in November.
"Boxeo en Las Vegas II" is set for Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Gillie Lopez Gymnasium. Tickets -- $25 bleachers, $50 floor seats -- will go on sale in a couple of weeks, Crespin told the Optic on Wednesday.
West Las Vegas' football team finally plays a home game (if you count Perkins Stadium, anyway).
Robertson renews pleasantries with an old rival.
And the Highlands Cowboys open league play still searching for a breakthrough.
It's all on the schedule for this weekend, as the Meadow City's three football programs take the field in a trio of home games.
A look at how the state's top-ranked prep football teams fared this past weekend, followed by a ranking of volleyball teams (as documented by the New Mexico Overtime Sports Center Web site):
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7. Clovis lost to La Cueva 41-21
8. Sandia lost to Sandia 41-10
9. Hobbs beat Roswell 41-31
Newly named in honor of the late local sportscaster, the Bernie Allingham Pressbox was formally introduced to the public during Robertson's homecoming ceremonies this past Friday at Cardinal Stadium. Las Vegas City Schools board members recognized the Allingham family, including Bernie's widow, Helen; his children and grandchildren. Bernie Allingham worked for more than 30 years as a play-by-play sports announcer at Las Vegas' KFUN-KLVF, broadcasting hundreds of football and basketball games involving local teams.
Kaitlyn Hutchinson is used to being near the front of the pack.
On Saturday, she found herself all by her lonesome.
The Robertson senior finished in a time of 21 minutes, 32 seconds, to win the girls' varsity race of the Taos Invitational cross country meet held at Kit Carson Park and Taos Pueblo.
Hutchinson outkicked her closest competitor, Española's Gabrielle Fresquez, by 26 seconds at the finish line.
Starters on the Robertson football team got to celebrate the school's 2010 homecoming a little early on Friday night.
Their work in the first quarter of the team's game with Española Valley resulted in a 35-0 cushion and earned them a quick exit.
A group consisting mainly of reserves added another touchdown to the total before the Sundevils broke their drought and made it a 42-6 halftime spread that would end up as the final score as well.
GOODWELL, Okla. -- Turnovers are costly.
That line held true on Saturday as the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys fell to the Aggies of Oklahoma Panhandle State University by a score of 14-6.
The Cowboys offense threw three interceptions during their tangle with the Aggies and all three would prove detrimental to Highlands.
Little did West Las Vegas freshman Nathan Vigil know when he woke up Friday that before the day was over, he'd be quarterbacking the Dons' varsity for the first time.
Vigil was pressed into action in West's game at Tucumcari because starting QB George Martinez got hurt early in the third quarter Friday. The Dons trailed 22-6 at that point and wound up on the short end of a 43-6 defeat.
Still, WLV coach Mike Ulibarri said he thought Vigil and the Dons acquitted themselves fairly well and hold promise for the future.
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on Jan 25, 2014 at 5:21 am
Amazing how the concerns of the many wineries on the mountain faced much smaller scrutiny before the town than this episode...how about neighbors attacking the problem of spilling onto 84 at Wunderlich Park or at Alice's....now there are problems.
The neighbors, the creepy self-righteous neighbors......glad we moved....
on Jan 25, 2014 at 8:32 am
I had not heard about this, though I have been to Stillheart Sanctuary in the past. It seems like a shameful misuse of the facility; especially the part about turning the beautiful pool into a smoking lounge (in the midst of a pristine redwood forest, no less).
on Jan 25, 2014 at 10:12 am
If the previous comment is about the parking madness around the intersection of 84 and 35, and also the entrance to Wunderlich park, things ARE bad in those areas. Woodside and Caltrans should take note of how that growing situation impacts the neighborhood.
on Mar 25, 2014 at 8:10 pm
Does anyone know whether the Board of Supervisors denied or upheld the appeal today?
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Drum roll please! Making its way onto the prestigious Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's (IIHS) Top Safety Pick award is the redesigned 2011 Lincoln MKX. This designation only applies 2011 MKX's built after February 2011.
The 2011 MKX is in good company – it joins the Lincoln MKS flagship sedan, MKT three-row premium utility and MKZ luxury sedan. To earn the IIHS's Top Safety Pick, vehicles must have a earn a "good" rating offset frontal-, side- and rear-impact crash tests and roof strength evaluations, and they must also come with standard electronic stability control. Adding to their safety, all Lincoln models feature a number of safety technologies such as advanced radar warning systems. The 2011 MKX features a solid unibody construction, which provides an energy-absorbing structure to help protect occupants, as well as bumper-to-bumper flow-through side rails, structural design and A-pillars, all of which are designed to better manage crash energy.
"New Lincoln models feature some of the most innovative safety technologies, and we are delighted that all are now rated 'Top Safety Picks' by the IIHS," said Scott Tobin, director, Lincoln Product Development. "Prestige and safety go hand in hand, and this is proof that Lincoln offers safety as another compelling reason to buy."
Anybody's who's purchased a 2011 Ford Edge or Lincoln MKX, will no doubt be familiar with the My Ford/MyLincoln/Touch interface.
However, the technology is so new and apparently so baffling that Consumer Reports went as far to put strikes against the new Edge and MKX, saying that MyFord Touch was so complicated and distracting that it could not recommend either of these vehicles to consumers on that basis alone.
Now Ford dealers are fighting back, taking the initiative by setting up workshops to show customers how to use the new technology; some are even going as far as hiring 'technology' specialists.
Like with any new technology, there is obviously a learning curve with how that new technology works," declared Collin Sewell, Chairman of the Ford National Dealer Council. "We have a responsibility to help customers learn how to fully utilize the great new products that they are buying."
MyFord Touch essentially groups the vehicle's communication, entertainment and temperature controls into a central interface, with all functions activated by either touching the screen, steering wheel controls or voice commands. However unlike Sync, it must be used to operate key features in the vehicle, instead of allowing customers to learn at their own pace, likely the main reason for Consumer Reports' damming remarks.
Furthermore, Ford is also pushing ahead with plans to install it in approximately 80 percent of its vehicles by the year 2015, so many dealers see it as being in their best interests to show customers how it works.
Although Ford Motor Company itself hasn't yet officially endorsed the workshops dealers are offering, some are hoping they will receive some kind of compensation for putting such programs in place.
I think that there's a discussion that needs to happen," remarked Brian Godfrey, general sales manager Pat Milliken Ford in Redford, Michigan.
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|Seoul City Tour Bus (서울시티투어)
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|Like NY, Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Paris, London, and many other famous cities across the globe, Seoul operates a city tour bus that introduces travelers to the delights of the city. The quick bus tour of Seoul is perfect for business travelers or first-time visitors who are not sure which destination to visit first. The 'Downtown Tour' takes 2 hours, while 'Palace Tour' takes only a little over an hour. Seoul City bus tours are also a popular fieldtrip activity for Korean students.
|Every Monday
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* Downtown/Palace Course
Gwanghwamun Gate – Deoksugung Palace - Namdaemun Market – Seoul Station - USO – Yongsan Station - National Museum of Korea - The Korean War Memorial Hall – U.S. Army Base in Yongsan - Itaewon - Crown Hotel – Myeong-dong - Namsangol Hanok Village - Grand Ambassador Hotel - The National Theater of Korea - N Seoul Tower - Hyatt Hotel – Tower Hotel – Shilla Hotel - Dongdaemun Market – Daehangno – Changgyeonggung Palace – Changdeokgung Palace - Insa-dong - Cheongwadae - The National Folk Museum of Korea - Gyeongbokgung - Gwanghwamun Gate
*Seoul Panorama Course
Gwanghwamun Gate – Mapodaegyo Bridge - Yeouido – Seogangdaegyo Bridge - Seongsudaegyo Bridge – Hannamdaegyo Bridge – N Seoul Tower - Namdaemun Market - Cheonggyecheon Stream & Cheonggye Plaza
※ Boaring point: Next to Koreana Hotel, Gwanghwamun Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 6.
※ Get off at any stop & take the next bus within 30min to go to the next stop. (the interval is limited to 25min on weekends.)
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*Seoul Panorama Course
Gwanghwamun Gate - Cheonggyecheon Stream & Cheonggye Plaza – Myeong-dong Ipgu – Seoul Animation Center – N Seoul Tower Cable Car boarding point – Hilton Hotel – Namsan Library – Hyatt Hotel – 63 Square, ang River Ferry Cruise dock - Yeouinaru Station (Seoul Subway Line 5) - Front of Hongik University - Hongik Univ. Station (Airport Railroad Line) - Sinchon station/ Front of Ewha Womans University - Sejong Center
*Night Course
Gwanghwamun Gate – Mapodaegyo Bridge - Seogangdaegyo Bridge - Hannamdaegyo Bridge - Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain – Dongjakdaegyo Bridge - Seongsudaegyo Bridge - Hannamdaegyo Bridge - Namsan Library - Namdaemun Market - Cheonggyecheon Stream & Cheonggye Plaza
※ Boaring point: Next to Koreana Hotel, Gwanghwamun Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 6.
※ Passengers making transfer from 2-Story bus to 1-Story bus will get discounts.
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*Downtown/Palace Course
-Operating hours: 09:00~21:00 (Last bus 19:00)
-Intervals: every 30 min.
-Travel time: approx. 2hrs
*Seoul Panorama Course
-Departing hour: 19:30 (leaves at 20:00 during summer season (Jul – Sep))
-Intervals: runs once per day
-Travel time: approx. 1.5hrs
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Definitions of HEN in dictionaries:
- noun - adult female chicken
- noun - adult female bird
- noun - flesh of an older chicken suitable for stewing
- noun - female of certain aquatic animals e.g. octopus or lobster
- A female bird, especially the adult female of the domestic fowl.
- The female of certain aquatic animals, such as an octopus or a lobster.
- A woman, especially a fussy old woman.
- noun - a female chicken
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This is an alternate, and easier, start to Ears To You. It offers fun, well-protected face climbing and a direct passage to the "Ear".
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Joey Rickard hit 13 home runs in his three years at the University of Arizona, but never had he hit more than one in a game.
Almost 100 games into his pro career, Rickard has finally accomplished that feat. The Class-A Bowling Green (Ohio) center fielder hit home runs in the first two innings Wednesday, pacing the Hot Rods to an 8-5 victory over the Lake County Captains.
Rickard wasn't the only former Wildcat with two homers in the same game. Steve Selsky had his third multihomer game of his pro career Saturday, helping High-A Bakersfield (Calif.) to a 9-8 walk-off win over Rancho Cucamonga. Both homers were two-run shots with final the one coming in the ninth to tie the score at eight.
Three up
Alex Mejia • SS, Palm Beach Cardinals (Cardinals High-A affiliate)
• Two days after his ex-UA teammate Kurt Heyer was promoted to Palm Beach, Mejia joined him on St. Louis' High-A affiliate. The shortstop hit .281 in 40 games at Class-A Peoria.
Shelley Duncan• 1B, Durham Bulls (Rays Triple-A affiliate)
• The Canyon del Oro High grad hit .316 last week with four RBIs and one homer. He had three hits Tuesday, including a ninth-inning single to set up the next batter for the winning hit.
Cory Burns • RHP, Round Rock Express (Rangers Triple-A affiliate)
• Burns threw four scoreless innings with six strikeouts and four saves last week. The UA alum is now tied for third in the Pacific Coast League in saves with 12 on the year.
Three Down
Robert Refsnyder • 2B, Tampa Yankees (Yankees High-A affiliate)
• The 2012 College World Series MVP went hitless in 15 at-bats last week with six strikeouts in four games. Refsnyder did add two stolen bases Sunday, bringing his season total to eight.
Andy Burns • 3B, Dunedin Blue Jays (Blue Jays High-A affiliate)
• Burns has had a great bounce-back year since a season-ending injury in 2012, but Friday was a game to forget. The ex-Wildcat had his 11th error of the year and struck out four times.
Manny Barreda • RHP, Tampa Yankees (Yankees High-A affiliate)
• After the Sahuarita High grad earned his first win of the season Sunday, Barreda surrendered three runs and three hits - including two homers - Thursday to the Daytona Cubs.
Player of the week
Stefen Romero • LF, Tacoma Rainiers (Mariners Triple-A affiliate)
The Rainiers have been one of the best offensive teams in the PCL this season with the help of 342 runs and 319 RBIs. In the middle of their impressive lineup has been Pima College and Sunnyside High School product Stefen Romero.
The converted infielder hit .370 last week with eight RBIs and three runs, aiding Tacoma to five wins and first place in the Pacific Northern Division.
Romero compiled three hits in two games and now has 13 multihit games on the year.
Romero also was the Rainiers' designated hitter in their 25-6 win at Colorado Springs Wednesday. In that blowout he collected two hits, two RBIs and a run.
Since beginning the season on the disabled-list with an oblique muscle injury, he has driven in 24 runs off 39 hits in 33 games for Tacoma. He has 12 extra-base hits, including three homers.
The big number
Former Wildcat Jason Stoffel's ERA in 12 games since being called up to Triple-A Oklahoma City at the beginning of May.
Coming up
Thursday: The list of players with Tucson connections in the minor leagues is expected to grow after the 2013 First Year Player Draft begins Thursday at 3 p.m. Last year 10 players from Tucson were taken in the draft.
He said it
"The pressure is on you to get the job done, and I love going out there and doing that. I love pitching in close games and pressure situations. It's just my personality and my mentality."
Reliever Bryce Bandilla, in an interview with Giant Potential, a San Francisco Giants' prospect blog. The UA product recorded his second save of the season last Tuesday.
Andrew Cockrum is a Tucson-based freelance writer who operates baseballtucson.com. Reach him at email@example.com. On Twitter @baseballtucson


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The first-arriving fire unit, Engine 4, with Sergeant Sam Nunnelly and Firefighters Timmy Barnes, James Major and Todd Pridgen, took a single 1¾-inch line through the front door. The front dining area had a light smoke condition. They went through the dining area and kitchen and found heavy fire in a storage/office area about 10 feet from the back door. The hose stream was not affecting the fire, which had spread up the stairs and already burned through the office area. By now, the second floor was heavily involved.
Conditions were rapidly going downhill inside, with ceiling-mounted heating equipment crashing to the floor and exposed aerosol cans on upper shelves exploding around the interior attack crew. They radioed command that they were backing out. They repositioned and continued to flow water as conditions worsened. As they backed out, the attack line became entangled in a maze of chairs and tables in the dining room and was left in place as they followed it out of the front door to safety.
We were fortunate to have two Crewe Volunteer Fire Department officers in the area when the alarm sounded. They both arrived at about the same time as our first Blackstone units. One assisted in the operations of our Engine 4 (now supplying the 1¾-inch attack line and Truck 9) while the other led a team from Engine 3 that was taking up a position at the rear of the gym, freeing up a few more firefighters for the fire attack now underway.
At the same time, Truck 9's crew was removing the windows on the second floor for ventilation, clearing the fiberglass insulation in place behind them and flowing the truck's turret gun through the front upper windows – first at 250 gpm, then later removing their stack tips and flowing 700 gpm due to an error in laying dual 2½-inch lines instead of three-inch lines. This was our first significant mistake: not setting the truck up for maximum flow, since it can deliver 1,000 gpm.
I arrived on the scene in the middle of the above operations. Heavy black smoke was banking down and visibility was zero for blocks downwind. Town Manager Larry Palmore told me that he was going to take down the main power grid for this and the adjoining blocks. I told him it was pretty grim for the restaurant, that the exposure on the left for now is on its own, and that we were going to concentrate on the restaurant and right exposure. (Larry was once a volunteer firefighter in Kenbridge, has been our town manger for some years and knows "how we operate.")
Our town operates its own power grid, supplying most residents and businesses. Having quick responses from the Public Works Electrical Department has, for years, been a great advantage to us for many reasons. Sharing our radio band, they regularly monitor our dispatch channel and are usually on the scene in a short time without having to be called. Over the past 25 years, when the chips were down, an electrical bucket truck has been pressed into service on the fireground about a half-dozen times. Each time, it was noted that we would "never do that again" because of the clear loading and safety concerns of operating a 1¾-inch hoseline from a vehicle not designed for firefighting.
I assumed command as I arrived on the scene. The lieutenant who had command, a mutual aid chief and I communicated that we would "burn down the short side of the block" if we had, but we must protect the gym due to the common walls and attic spaces without fire walls farther south – but overall, we would be careful. We had discussed this block and others throughout the years and how we would do it, by concentrating on water supply, covering exposures, and watching for "textbook" signs of fire progression and spread.
I gave a junior fire department officer who was just arriving the job of accountability. Past Fire Lieutenant David Ostrander arrived at the command post and I designated him as the chief's aide and communications officer. I walked from the command post about 70 feet south to get a good look again at the scene as a part of my ongoing size-up.
The fire was still growing in intensity. No fire was showing from the front of the building, but a large amount was venting from the rear, while black-yellow smoke continued to "puff" out of the front windows.


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Today I'm sharing a little recipe that my family enjoys over at The Southern Institute for Domestic Arts and Crafts for the series: Meals Kids Love.
Hop over and say hi to Jenny while you're there!
Sometimes I love it when Natalie comes up with ideas of what I should sew. I think children in general are so much better at thinking 'outside the box' than adults. Their minds just don't have any limits and I love that!
I was itching to make another quilt. One without much of a plan.
Amanda who said "I would love a pattern! I have only tried to work with knits a few times so far!"
Cat who said "Oh my gosh the Beach Bum Hoodie & Board Shorts pattern is adorable."
Kristianna who said "What cute patterns! I'm pretty new to working with knits but I'd love to win a pattern and give it a try."


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Kaarlo Anton "Kalle" Koskelo (12 April 1888 – 21 December 1953) was a Finnish wrestler who competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics.
He won the gold medal in the featherweight event.[1]
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America's birthday is coming up, and what better way to celebrate than by brewing/drinking beer. So:
- Who'll be brewing on the 4th, and what are you making?
- Is your style/beer name especially patriotic?
Sadly, No 4th brew day for me. Guess I will just have to be content smoking a brisket, a few chickens, some sausage and drinking previously produced home brew. I know, I know, try not to shed a tear for me.
Drinking Hefe Weizen for sure...
I think the bigger question is, what won't I be drinking? Last 4th, I ended up dancing in the street over top of fountain fireworks, then stumbling home yelling ʇıɥs at random people...or so SWMBO tells me.
Let's see...here's my checklist:
the american pale ale should be ready by then, but prolly suck down a bunch of bmc with the family...
might make something with the irish ale yeast cake, but not sure yet.
My Bumble Bee Blonde Ale....but then I was corrected, and it should be called Camero Blonde Ale....
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Probably drinking commercial, to avoid drinking all my HB while it's still green. Have to see what looks good at the bottle shop.
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Brewing: nothing. No more brewing until we move. Too messy, and I need to be able to leave on a moment's notice.
Brewing related: bottling my weizen, racking my wine, racking my mead (and maybe adding lactose or honey to sweeten it).
Otherwise: cleaning, cleaning, cleaning.
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