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Adventure Time
C'mon grab your friends,
We'll go to very, Distant Lands
With Jake the Dog and Finn the Human
The fun will never end, It's ADVENTURE TIME!
24 years old. Queer. Indiana/New York. BA in Gender Studies. Counseling student. Germanophile, writer, reader (see my books here), feminist, runner, writer, lover, Nerdfighter. More about me :) In recovery from an eating disorder & PTSD, living with depression. Trigger warnings always apply, please take gentle care. What's up, babycakes?
Adventure Time
C'mon grab your friends,
We'll go to very, Distant Lands
With Jake the Dog and Finn the Human
The fun will never end, It's ADVENTURE TIME!
Oceans by Hillsong United. Literally never, ever, ever gets old.
Okay can we just stop for a second & talk about the fact that this girl is in HIGH SCHOOL what even
Clair De Lune - Debussy
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Carole King | I Feel the Earth Move
Tapestry <3
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I hope you love your life now, like I love mine
I hope the painful memories only flex their power over you a little of the time
We held on to hope of better days coming
And when we did we were right
I hope the people who did you wrong
Have trouble sleeping at night
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Just hearing the music from the films make me feel that magic does exist.
we will fall on our swords.
bones [ms mr] abraham's daughter [arcade fire] ribs [lorde] scab and plaster [marina and the diamonds] my blood [ellie goulding] sleep alone [two door cinema club] all over town [the kooks] bleeding out [imagine dragons]
For my bestie who is a true Ravenpuff.
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Also something I forgot to mention that happened in the past few days is that at a particular festival I had the opportunity to see Julie Feeney, a rising Irish music star live in concert in a lovely and intimate venue. Naturally I went. Her music is a lovely amalgamation of Indie, classical, alternative and a hint of her Irish roots all tied together through naturally creative lyrics and flowing breath based melodies of her own original creation. That kind of music is right up my ally and It's needless to say that it was the best concert experience of my days thus far. I went in not knowing much of her and left a fan. (I'm not getting paid to say this I swear.) I missed out on the opportunity to get a potentially signed CD however because I had left my bag in the car, worst mistake ever, but oh well maybe next time.
A bit about the song above:
Julie prefaced most of the songs that night with little anecdotes or stories to explain them, this is the story for Julia….
She dedicated this song to her late grandfather; it relates to the fact that after his wife died people asked him why he didn't sing anymore he simply said in reply
"I have nothing to sing about anymore…" {A loos quote)
This, I believe, was Julies version of what a song for her (the grandmother) by her grandfather would have sounded like after her sad departure.
A very emotional number indeed. Sounded even better in person.
Side note: The sun set behind her through the large glass pains of the antique window as she sung this song.
I have listened to this CD at least five times in the past two days. It is beautiful, soulful, mellow, and warm.


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Bruce Feldman ranks the five teams that made the biggest jumps this offseason, as well as the five teams that had the largest drop-offs.Blog | Conversation | August 03, 2011
College Football: The ACC and Notre Dame Fighting Irish rank amon...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman ranks his 10 biggest disappointments through four weeks of college football. Right at the top? The entirety of the ACC (minus the Wolfpack). Also here: ND, Minnesota, Pitt, Texas' run game and more.Blog | Conversation | September 29, 2010
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Bruce Feldman looks at the top 10 young -- defined as freshman or sophomore -- stars in the college game. His top two selections are QBs; No. 2's head coach used to play QB at No. 1's school. The Sooners have two players on this list.Blog | Conversation | September 15, 2010
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In the 2010 NFL draft, the SEC led all conferences in players selected -- but the Big 12 had the first four picks. The ACC had claims of its own (a run of years with a top-10 pick) and the Big Ten was No. 2 overall. What does all this mean?Blog | Conversation | April 26, 2010
Top 10: NFL individual draft classes -- Bruce Feldman -- NFL draf...Bruce Feldman
On the eve of the NFL draft, Bruce Feldman lists his top 10 NFL draft classes from single schools, regarding how well each school's players competed at the pro level.Blog | Conversation | April 21, 2010
College Football -- Bruce Feldman: Costa vs. Thomas, Potts vs. Sh...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman highlights the top 10 QB battles of spring football, including a predictable No. 1: Oregon's search to replace Jeremiah Masoli, between Nate Costa and Derron Thomas. Some intriguing intel on Texas Tech and Penn State in here, too.Blog | Conversation | March 31, 2010
College Football -- Bruce Feldman: Tim Tebow, Jimmy Clausen and t...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman -- who covered all the dudes in the 2010 NFL draft while they were collegians -- comes up with a top-10 list of the most polarizing players up for grabs. No. 1 is no surprise ... No. 15 ... played in Gainesville ... dive in for all 10.Blog | Conversation | March 03, 2010
College Football - Bruce Feldman: Seantrel Henderson, Jackson Jef...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman packs a wallop with this top 10 list: the 10 most intriguing school battles for top players toward signing day 2010. If you're a college football fan, this is essential reading before February 2, 2010.Blog | Conversation | January 27, 2010
Florida State Seminoles' defense, Michigan Wolverines' defense, B...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman's blog tackles (get it?) the biggest disappointments of 2009. Among 'em: FSU's defense, Notre Dame, the Big 12 overall, Michigan's defense, Maryland and more. Plus: some new names in a possible UVa coaching search.Blog | Conversation | November 18, 2009
First-week storylines: Georgia vs. Oklahoma State, Terrelle Pryor...Bruce Feldman
Georgia versus Oklahoma State. How good Terrelle Pryor can be. Michigan football practice issues. Boise State versus Oregon on the Smurf Turf. All are among Bruce Feldman's 10 storylines to watch in Week 1.Blog | Conversation | August 31, 2009
Cal Bears' Jahvid Best, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets' Jonathan Dwy...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman ranks the nation's best running backs in his Monday top-10 list and finds that Cal's Jahvid Best is truly living up to his name. Plus, a possible position change for Joe McKnight, sleeper talk for Illinois, and more news and notes.Blog | Conversation | August 03, 2009
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Bruce Feldman looks at the ten toughest nonconference schedules of 2009 in college football.Blog | Conversation | June 29, 2009
Secret might soon be out on Oregon offensive mind Chip KellyBruce Feldman
Oregon found a gem in offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, Kent State's Eugene Jarvis might be the toughest guy in college football, and tailgating at The Grove in Ole Miss is a can't-miss event. Check out the rest of Bruce Feldman's best-kept secrets in college football.Story | Conversation | August 04, 2008
Dixon, Carptenter among 2007's most improved playersBruce Feldman
Considering Oregon and ASU's rise, it probably isn't surprising that Dennis Dixon and Rudy Carpenter are two of the most improved players this season. But who else made the list?Story | Conversation | October 29, 2007
NCF - Bruce Feldman - Another huge Saturday looms for Charlie Wei...Bruce Feldman
Bruce Feldman looks at CFB Week 11 storylines, including: a huge game for both Pitt and ND; the rise of the Buckeyes; the Andrew Luck vs. Matt Barkley duel in the Pac-10 and why PSU could still get into the Fiesta Bowl.Blog | Conversation | November 09, 2009

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Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014
Bridgeport D suspended
Saved a goal in last game vs. Albany, will miss next two games vs. Devils.
Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014
Devils halt skid
Albany hopes Friday's victory signals a return to winning ways.
Friday, Jan. 31, 2014
Gionta, Whitney credit college coach
Short Boston College alums point to work ethic instilled by coach Jerry York when explaining their pro success.
Monday, Jan. 27, 2014
Whitney an All-Star
Albany Devils LW to play in All-Star Classic.
Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014
Whitney returned to Albany
Winger reassigned.
Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014
Whitney getting first look at NHL
Third-year winger recalled by New Jersey.
Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014
Urbom deals well with ups and downs
Young defenseman reclaimed by Devils is focused on the here and now after switching organizations twice this season.
Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013
Two Gordie Howe hat tricks in Devils' 6-4 win over Springfield
Albany's McKelvie, Springfield's Chaput complete rare feat.
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013
Kinkaid shuts out Hartford ... again
Kinkaid makes 24 saves to blank Wolf Pack for second time in less than a week.
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013
Olesz leaves Devils, will be released
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Saints Row IV has always looked like it was going to be an over-the-top, absolutely crazy experience, and it looks like the marketing department for the game thought they should get in one the action. They have made one super rare, super premium, super insane special edition titled "The Super Dangerous Wad Wad Edition" and are selling it for the low, low price of $1 million dollars. Oh, and the offer is exclusive through this UK website. Why is this offer through a British site given in American dollars? Because WUBWUBWUBWUBWUB.
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Figures they'd be too cheap to spring for a season pass for all DLC. There's always a catch with these things. That's how they're going to make their money back, anyway. I know what you're thinking: "wow, look at all that awesome stuff that comes free with my $1 million dollar dub-step gun." And yes, a replica dub-step gun is worth the million dollar price tag alone. But, trust me, you need to restrain yourself. That much money could buy you like 20,000 other games, or a couple of weeks of extra lives and moves on Candy Crush Saga. I'm assuming this is mostly just a promotional joke, but I really hope there is someone out there with a million extra dollars to spend that was going to buy a space flight, a hostage rescue experience, and Saints Row IV and thinks this is a great package deal. Or we could all just chip in a couple thousand bucks and create some sort of time share for the dub-step gun. Who's in?
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There are several new costumes from Superman to Pokemon, Sonic the Hedgehog to monster costumes with a chic flair. The variety we feature on this page is groundbreaking and will keep you and your daughter glue to your seats for at least an hour. When the right decision is made, you two will be thrilled to know that this upcoming Halloween will be the best one yet.


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2014 All-District 20-4A softball team
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District 20-4A All-District Teams
Co-MVPs Eric Foshee, Vidor senior Chase Kemp, Nederland freshman Offensive MVP Chris Boothe, Livingston sophomore Co-Defensive MVPs Brian Feltman, Nederland senior Ryan Erickson, Lumberton senior Newcomer of the Year Michael Hughes, PN-G junior Freshman of the Year Kurt Wilson, Livingston freshman Co-Coaches of the Year Cody Robbins, Nederland Kyle Green, […] [Read More]
2014 West Orange-Stark football schedule
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I made this for the Make It Healthier tag variation. It does have lower fat and cholesterol, but not lower sodium than the wonderful recipe of Cucina Casalingo's"Chicken Marsala,#270770". I hope you enjoy it:)
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Fed Speak, The Taper, and Why Everyone Should Just Chill Out
"Fed speak" was a term first used to describe the way that former-chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan would couch the substance of his message (if there was any) in the vagaries of economic jargon. This ambiguity served him like an entropic shield, deflecting criticism regarding the accuracy of his statements and diluting the sting of any bad news so much that the markets wouldn't know if he said anything worth reacting to.
Whether or not Greenspan's communication style was strategy or personality is up for debate, but the idea of Fed speak has stayed with market watchers. Greenspan's successor, former Chair Ben Bernanke, was generally more direct than Greenspan was, but still spoke with the same kind of specialized vocabulary unique to central bankers and totally alien to most people. Despite Bernanke's attempts at a competent forward guidance, markets still overreacted to benign comments and policymakers still parroted the same questions as the media, as if stuck on loop; first, "when will the taper begin?" and now, "when will the taper end?"
These were and are big, important questions to answer, but the Fed has already provided the only answer it will give. In fact, it first answered the question as long ago as December 2012, but the message was couched in Fed speak and the answer so indeterminate that actually coming to terms with it has apparently proven incredibly difficult.


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A Ruskin woman, who relies on oxygen to help her breathe, was smoking a cigarette early Monday morning when the oxygen line caught fire, according to a Hillsborough County Fire Rescue spokesperson.
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Kristen Gordon is a recent high school graduate from The Young Women's Leadership School (TYWLS) in East Harlem. Kristen will be attending Spelman College in Atlanta in the fall and has been active in Step Up since her sophomore year of high school. This year, Kristen has taken a leadership role in both Step Up Continue Reading »
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Luisa "Lu" Alvarado, is a 10th grader from Carl Schurz High School. She is constantly demonstrating respect and interest in being a leader for her Step Up sisters. During afterschool programming, there was an activity that required the girls to write positive words about each other. Lu went out of her way to write a Continue Reading »
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Then came Lauren Singer, who was playing in her first game back since breaking four vertebrae in the offseason. Earlier in the game Singer had jacked two triples with the bases empty, and this time she took advantage of the runner on third and drove Kelley home with a base hit in her next at-bat.
After Victoria Allman and Morgan Johnston each singled, the Clippers had the bases loaded again. Ashley Hodge walked to drive in the tying run, and then Carley Siemasko gave Newburyport the 11-8 lead with a bases clearing single.
Despite the dramatic rally, Amesbury didn't stay down for long. The Indians came right back with six more runs in the top of the sixth inning, stringing together a series of RBI singles from Rachael Cyr, Autumn Kligerman, Meagan Aponas, Lauren Fedorchak, Madison Napoli and Alexis Boswell to make it 14-11.
In the bottom of the sixth, Newburyport threatened to tie it up again, but after getting two men on with one out, Amesbury got out of the jam. The Indians got an insurance run in the top of the seventh when Amanda Schell hit an inside-the-park home run, meaning the Clippers would have to score at least four runs in the bottom of the seventh to stay alive.
Wasting no time, Newburyport loaded the bases with one out, giving O'Brien a chance to tie the game for the Clippers with one swing of the bat. Amesbury pitcher Samantha Stone responded by striking O'Brien out, and after getting Stanton down to her last strike, it looked as if the Indians had the game in hand.
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With both of my pregnancies my armpits have turned dark. So strange! Anyone else experiencing odd pregnancy side effects?
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Just getting fatter
DH and I will have a house full of kids ages 4 and under...oh my!
Our final baby #4 due early November!
DH and I will have a house full of kids ages 4 and under...oh my!
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The veins in my body look like I'm on steroids lol. Like not just my legs and feet, my arms, belly, neck...just everywhere!
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Stopped up / runny nose - since day 1! I just now am able to breathe (mostly)
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Hair. On my tummy.
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My leg hair has stopped growing! I only have to shave like once a month and I love it! Happened with my first too!
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And omg, the dinner plate nipples.
Why did no one ever tell me this could happen? :-0
Why did no one ever tell me this could happen? :-0
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My leg hair stopped growing with #3! It WAS awesome. I didn't get that lucky this time so I have a fur coat :)
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I only get nauseous, if I don't eat
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I eat more than I ever have. My nipples are huuuge. I only have to shave my legs like once every two weeks, even though when I do it's not even dark hair!
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My hair hurts. You know when you wear a pony tail all day and take it out and it hurts to brush your hair in the other direction? Yeah, my hair feels like that all the time and I leave it down! This did not happen in my other pregnancies!
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Translation : Shorts are screwed in the long run. Loss only due to razor blade model which will provide massive revenues/profits in long run.
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James Squire The Chancer Golden Ale - Malt Shovel Brewery
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3.08/5 rDev -9.9%
Golden ochre-brown body. Little carbonation. A centimetre-deep off white head.
Smells very similar to their IPA, fragrant fruits, sweet malt and a hint of sharp hops as well. Very sweet, quite pleasant.
It has a great deal of that nasty sour yeast character, which I feel ruins whatever other potential may be in there. It starts well, with a sweet, fruity lightness. But after a while it just sinks to this wek sticky bad yeast flavour.
Eh. It's drinkable, but certainly not special.
So not interesting enough. It's rather bland, and very forgettable.
07-23-2005 09:16:05 | More by lacqueredmouse
United Kingdom (England)
3.19/5 rDev -6.7%
Coming in a 345ml bottle; BB 06/12/13, served cool in a short-stemmed goblet. Notes: the beer label specifies Amarillo is the hop variety used in this brew.
A: pours a dark golden colour with a light red-ish shade, coming with a thin beige creamy head and very lively carbonation.
S: given a good swirl, enticingly biscuity crystal malts and candy-ish sweetness come hand in hand with a refreshing & light citric, dried-grassy and faintly herbal hoppiness as well as savoury-sweet preserved hawthorn fruits, on top of light estery fruits as in unripe apples. A "creamy" texture seems to assert itself as well, likely a bi-product of yeasts' work.
T: effervescent, the foretaste is intriguingly acidic estery/sour-fruity, then a neutrally-flavoured and slightly savoury maltiness creeps up with a light biscuity hint and very little hop flavour to follow; the bitterness is kept at a very moderate level, but leaving a semi-chewy and rough mouthfeel at the finish of each sip, where an unexpected touch of alcohol should emerge to linger on the side.
M&O: the mouthfeel remains smooth throughout, despite the initial effervescence which softens along the way; this medium-bodied golden-coloured ale shows plenty of signs of estery influence and doesn't come quite hoppy as one would normally expect from this beer style, but, compared with the other James Squire product I've tried, the Nine Tale Amber Ale, I find this one far more approachable, albeit still quite boring to be honest.
07-18-2013 12:03:23 | More by wl0307
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
(Served in a tall strange)
A- This beer pours a crystal clear golden yellow body with a thin white head that sticks to the glass for a bit. There is a gentle carbonation of big bubbles.
S- There s a soft pale malt flavor with a finish of green hop hints.
T- The soft dry pale malt flavor is pretty clean with a green noble note in the finish.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with a tight cleaning fizz in the finish.
D- This beer is light and crisp with notes of pale malt and even softer hops.
11-10-2009 14:06:34 | More by rhoadsrage
3.25/5 rDev -5%
07-29-2013 20:19:46 | More by tobelerone
3.25/5 rDev -5%
08-29-2013 16:27:57 | More by GraduatedCashew
3.33/5 rDev -2.6%
I'll have the Kangaroo with chips and I'll wash it down with a schooner of James Squires Golden Ale..."so you want the Wollengong Special?" "Is it good"...I ask..."Very Nice" says the gorgous Sheila...."ALLL RIGHTY THEN....I'll have that!" Was it a good choice...absolutely. The Golden Ale by Jimmy Squire was very good. Pure golden color with sea foam color head which left a deliteful lace. Not much to smell, maybe some faint lemon/citrus....which could also be described in the taste. Session??? You bet your Wallaby!!!
02-11-2011 05:48:32 | More by WoodBrew
3.83/5 rDev +12%
Crystal clear golden colour. A 1 finger white head dissipates fairly quickly to a thin film.
Moderate citrus hop aroma. Low sweet malt profile. It works well and is quite appetising.
Moderate citrus hop flavour with a slightly musty/soapy note in the background. Hop flavour could be stronger through the finish. Moderate, clean malt profile sits nicely with the hops. Moderate hop bitterness is present but the malt stands it up with the balance being slightly tilted towards the malt. A tiny bit of carbonaic acid is present in the finish. Good but some more bitterness would be appreciated.
Medium body and moderate carbonation are fine. Pretty smooth.
A very drinkable beer. I would prefer a bit more bitterness but I can see the appeal in this beer and it is a favourite with a number of friends.
01-07-2010 05:04:57 | More by dgilks
3.75/5 rDev +9.6%
Pours a nice deep, dark-red-infused golden colour with a thinly dispersed but pillowy head. Light carbonation forms on the side of the glass and trickles steadily upwards. Sticks quite well to the side of the glass and leaves a thin layer of lacing. Really quite nice looking.
I could smell it as I poured. Now with my nose to the glass there is a delightful aroma of floral hops with a strong infusion of fruity characters. There are a lot of tropical fruit tannins that give it a somewhat acidic yet sweet smell. There's almost, almost a berry character to it, because it's just rich and powerful. Lovely-smelling beer.
This is the last of a six-pack that I'm reviewing, and I've found that when drinking it straight from the bottle there's an unpleasant yeasty texture to the first few sips. When poured, this disappears (there's a lesson for us all). Palate is a little subdued but lingers for a long time on the back of the tongue. It starts off with a good crescendo of bittering hop and then delivers a malty fruit flourish with citrusy esters. The body of the palate falls a little short of its mark but it leaves behind a nice bitter finish which trails off slowly. It's a very pleasant drinking ale, there can be no doubt about it. It falls a little short in two departments though; it's not quite flavoursome enough to leave a lasting impression, and it's not quite clean enough on the finish to be good sobering ale. The mouthfeel is a little wet and flat, but it goes down okay because the flavours are pleasant but not overpowering.
Overall, an extremely drinkable brew with a gorgeous nose, fine flavours, but that underperforms just a little in the taste department.
06-02-2008 11:13:09 | More by laituegonflable
3.05/5 rDev -10.8%
Bottles don't seem to be too friendly to the JS beers, at least here at this hotel. This one is the best of three so far. Poured at a good temperature with a nice, foamy, thick, short lived, cream-colored head and a bit of lace. Aroma had hints of resin and citrus, malt. Flavor's like nose, tang is in front, followed by a bit o bitter and a tad o sweet. Body's a touch soft and not to the advantage. Finish has some medicinal flavs that last a bit.
01-21-2014 11:06:26 | More by drpimento
3.33/5 rDev -2.6%
From can on a flight from Sydney to Cairns (was served in a proper glass though, unlike the bloke below).
Golden amber pour with a reasonable creamy head leaving lots of lacing.
Floral hoppy aroma with a hint of citrus. Sweet clean malt backing.
Flavours are mostly clean malt with some toasty hints. Green hops shine through followed by a gentle bitterness. Nice flavours but finishes weakly.
Great creamy carbonation and body.
07-14-2009 02:48:04 | More by CrazyDavros
3.7/5 rDev +8.2%
This beer pours a pale see thru copper colour with average carbonation that leaves a fast vanishing one finger head with hardly any lacing at all,the smell of this beer is very appealing with a very dominant stone fruit,barley aroma very nice,it has a medium mouthfeel and tastes very tropical indeed with nice tastes of stonefruit,paw paw and some passionfruit this is definately one of those beers that i could drink alot of in a session and not get bored of.
08-26-2009 10:09:47 | More by ADZA
3.13/5 rDev -8.5%
On tap at the Portland Brewhouse.
A: Served a bronze color with a decent thick head that fades slowly to nice lacing.
S: Aroma of some hops and malt sweetness and a bit of herbs in the background.
T: Taste is a mix of citrus and malt sweetness with a hint of honey. Decent bitterness and a dry finish.
F: fairly medium body, quite smooth and creamy.
O: Nice golden ale, nothing to rave about, but is good for a few.
08-12-2012 11:46:23 | More by soju6
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
04-26-2014 01:06:16 | More by jpd7374
3/5 rDev -12.3%
09-10-2012 00:44:57 | More by bostonryan
3.23/5 rDev -5.6%
A - Dark golden colour with fluffy head of an inch or so.
S - Herbal hops with a metallic note. Light pale malts vauge in the background. Some slight citrus notes.
T - Pretty much along the same lines as the smell but not as herbal.
M - Full mouthfeel and a dry finish.
D - Not the most interesting beer but highly drinkable with some character.
06-23-2007 12:39:31 | More by brendan13
2/5 rDev -41.5%
09-08-2012 05:26:41 | More by pin
4/5 rDev +17%
Pour - on the darker golden side in color with a nice inch of thick, white head on top. Super clean and clear in appearance with carbonation levels looking spot on.
Aroma - hay, lemon zest, cut grass, oranges along with some sweet, pale malty notes.
Taste - my first impression is that this has a hoppiness that could put it into the pale ale category. It's not dominating by any means but there's a nice citrusy hop flavor that resonates in every sip. Some lemon/lime tanginess along with pale malts gives it a bit of a sweet and sour flavor. Quite nice. This is a very refreshing beer on a warm summer evening around the grill. I think this would be a nice import in cans actually.
Overall - very easy to drink and approachable from any angle. It's got enough of a hop kick to please the pale ale palate but also a nice sweet malty background for those looking for something closer to an amber. This is the type of beer that Australian craft brewers do very well. A lower alcohol brew that has plenty of flavor but won't put you on your ass after a couple pints.
Would I buy more of it? - probably not too relevant. I did however enjoy a number of pints of this on draught while in Australia. When I go back I'm sure I'll do the same.
05-25-2011 23:50:57 | More by indiapaleale
3.35/5 rDev -2%
Pours a golden (funny that!) clear colour, one finger head. Stays a while.
Aromas of honey, sweet.
Taste is more honey, sweetigh, but not too many hops to balance out. A little macro-ish, but not the dreaded metallic taste. Refreshing.
Mouthfeel, light not too carbonated.
Overall, a good pub beer. Pleased to see it getting widely available. Very drinkable, suspect I could go a few schooners of this before the sweetness maybe caught up.
07-21-2011 10:36:47 | More by heygeebee
3.23/5 rDev -5.6%
Drank on tap at The Grosvenor, Perth
A - Pours a Golden golour with a two fingered white head that dies quickly and laces.
S - A little malt and honey.
T - A little malty and honey again. Maybe small hops.
M - Light to medium body, and carbonation
D - Easy drinking lager with something a little different.
02-24-2011 15:01:23 | More by eric5bellies
3.23/5 rDev -5.6%
Review based on notes taken on a recent visit to Sydney.
Poured into a wine glass. Glass of cold water on the side to sip from periodically.
Appearance: The beer pours out a clear golden amber color with a 1/8" white head. While the head does not persist long it does leave some modest lacing.
Smell: The aroma is composed of light citric floral hops and some gentle bready malt.
Taste: The flavors are a bit bland but have traces of fruity, honey-like sweetness well balanced with each other so that nothing dominates. The hops have a light citric character.
Mouthfeel: The mouth feel is medium to light bodied with light carbonation. The finish is medium long and ends with gentle bitterness and on a slightly dry note.
Drinkability: While this was drinkable enough I found the flavors and the aromas to be a bit lackluster and mundane. This seems to me to be a case where balance has been achieved at the cost of any distinguishing character. I'll probably not be having this one again.
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3.05/5 rDev -10.8%
A - Mid to dark amber colour under a finger of dense white head and then some quality lacing.
S - Light malt and floral hops.
T - Follows the nose with mild honey like malt before some grassy hop bitterness takes over.
M - Low to medium level of carbonation, quite light body.
O - Pretty pedestrian pale ale, nothing outstanding but beats the macros if there are no better options.
02-12-2012 09:08:30 | More by dansmcd
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
08-03-2012 18:18:00 | More by braican
2.5/5 rDev -26.9%
05-27-2014 10:58:22 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
3.58/5 rDev +4.7%
re-reviewed 2/06
well, been a long time since ive been down this road.
color is a bit deeper. clear gold, with an orange tinge. ok enough head. reforms well with a swirl. same orange tinge joins the usual whiteness.
aroma is like a completely different beer. much more apa like with more obvious citrus right up front. orange zest with a hint of yeast.
i can see how this has become so popular (or why they push it so hard). probably the best australian "crossover" beer. like trying mango chicken as your first curry. definitely some different flavors going on to the usual fish and chips, but not the straight up head of a vindaloo either.
nice balance with the hops making a showing, and not too much sweetness from the malt side.
not sure if anything has changed about this beer since its release, other than my opinion. much more palatable than i remember.
well, pretty interested to finally try this one.
fairly light in color. gold, with not much head forming from the tap. slight lacing forms with a light swirl of the glass.
not much aroma to it first up. as it warms, a light citrusy/spicy aroma shows up. thought this was supposed to be similair to cascade (as in citrusy) but not really noticeable at all.
flavor is really leaning towards spicy/peppery from the hops, with the malt secondary.
with the advantage of hearing from one of the brewing reps, and getting their objective from this beer, it seems they hit their mark. having a slight ale flavor, and a majority lager everything else. as in a crisp clean taste/mouthfeel.
sadly though, for me at least, this seems like a cop out. but its not a bad beer by any means. though, i have to think, why settle for trying to be second best or appeal to the masses?
11-25-2004 11:41:33 | More by joecast
2.93/5 rDev -14.3%
345 ML poured into a SA perfect pint
A-- Poured a clear honey, gold straw color. One finger off white head that quickly died down to just above film. Lots of carbonation showing on the sides of the glass. Half finger of head on swirling. Just a bit of soapy lacing on the sides of the glass.
S-- Sweet malt, honey, stewed vegetables and a touch of metal.. Hops are just a touch floral.
T-- Stale bread, vegetables and honey. Tastes old and a lot like an adjunct.
M-- A lot of sweet honey and malt in the mouth. It is creamy and quite carbonated. Hops are really eaten up by the sweetness in this but a better mouthfeel than taste.
D-- Drinkable on a hot day but otherwise nothing to get excited about. Not something I would do often.
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The Game of the Century of the Year has lived up to its billing thus far in terms of physical runs, fast-twitch defense, and outstanding play in the secondary ... but not yet on the scoreboard with neither team breaking its goose egg yet.
With the game's first three possessions all covering at least five plays and three minutes, though, there's been more offense than the scoreline would suggest. Alabama has created creases here and there for both Trent Richardson and Eddie Lacy -- ones for the former almost exclusively coming over Barrett Jones' left side -- and AJ McCarron has been the more polished of the two quarterbacks so far. 114 total yards isn't a bad total against a defense like LSU's at all, and despite Cade Foster's two missed field goals (both long attempts where the Tide might have been better served punting and playing field position), the Tide offense looks like it's going to break through sooner rather than later.
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Inverse Limits and Models with Backward Dynamics
AbstractSome economic models like the cash-in-advance model of money have the property that the dynamical system characterizing equilibria is multi-valued going forward in time, but single-valued going backward in time, i.e., the model has backward dynamics. In this paper, we apply the theory of inverse limits to characterize topologically the set of equilibria in a dynamic economic model with this property. We show that such techniques are particularly well-suited for analyzing the dynamics going forward in time even though the dynamics are multi-valued in this direction. In particular, we analyze the inverse limit of the cash-in-advance model of money and illustrate how information about the inverse limit is useful for detecting or ruling out complicated dynamics.
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I have to challenge the Republican Party people in power on their failure to endorse the incumbent prothonotary, Patricia Bachtle, for re-election. I am pleased to say that despite this, Pat Bachtle is challenging the endorsed candidate in the primary election. I ask that all Republican voters turn out to vote for Pat Bachtle in the primary on May 21.
The prothonotary is the keeper of all civil matters filed in Bucks County Court. For over 20 years, Pat Bachtle has performed this responsibility with diligence and respect for all who need the services of this important office.
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The Roots Project – A Musical Family Affair
We are soooo grateful to all of you who have supported our project from the beginning.
It's been a challenge, but your encouragement has gotten us through it all and we have now reached our fundraising goal and can move forward with the final steps of the album making process… and do the dance of joy! YAY!!!
Our very talented friend Jean-Pascal Comeau is currently mixing the album, and then off it goes to manufacturing. We look forward to releasing each CD into our lovely Rootsters hands in August. You are all a part of our journey now and we cannot thank-you enough.
Merci beaucoup les amis! Grâce à vous, notre famille vient de realizer un rêve!!
Louise, Angie, Melissa & Jonathan.
Who is The Roots Project?
Four individuals come together and blend not only their talents, but also their different musical influences, as they all have their own stylistic approach. It has been an interesting combination of ingredients gently placed into the mix, which translated into something tasty and new for each of us.
Profession: Singer songwriter, producer & voice teacher
Musical Style: Rock & industrial pop
Instruments: Lead vocals, piano and electronic programming
Angie, the first born, is no stranger to the music scene, nor to the crowd funding approach to music making. She has successfully completed 2 projects recording her 2 first albums "Once Upon A Dream" (gothic-pop-rock) and "Shadow Revelations" (electro-industrial-pop). She is a singer-songwriter, piano player, composer and producer who loves to surprise her audience with concept performances… even playing percussion parts… with water!
Profession: Youth Camp Animator at Le Village Des Sources
Musical Style: Traditional, bluegrass, country and rock
Instruments: Guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals, bass, jews harp,…
Jonathan, the baby of the family, is a jester of modern times. Always clowning around, you wonder how his music could be taken seriously… until you hear him play. He started off playing the violin like his mom, but ended up settling on acoustic guitar along with… whatever instrument is at his disposal. He has accompanied Mother Hen on many occasions, bringing the house down before a crowd of thousands of spectators. He is your favourite house party jammer who will make you laugh, and then make you cry with envy. Yep, we have put the baby on a pedestal yet again.
Profession: Home maker, student
Musical Style: Alternative, pop and rock
Instruments: Vocal harmonies, percussion, keyboards
Melissa, the middle child, made her first appearances on stage accompanying her older sister, either stepdancing her way into the crowds hearts, or singing back up harmonies at the tender age of 8. She may seem shy at first glance, but don't be mistaken by the initial softness in her sweet voice… because it can get quite loud! When the coast is clear, she plays "People are Strange" by the Doors on her mom's piano. She thinks no one is listening…
Profession: Professional musician (Barachois, Gadelle)
Musical Style: Traditional Acadian, folk & Irish
Instruments: Fiddle, guitar, mandolin, piano, harmonica
Louise, the mother hen, has had a long and impressive career in music, playing the fiddle in traditional/folk settings all over the world. Her part in the group "Barachois" is a highlight to her long list of projects, taking her to all 4 corners of the planet with her vibrant and energetic fiddle playing and feet stomping. If you carefully witness her fiddle playing in action, you may see the smoke rising from her bow.
What is the goal of this project?
The goal of this project was to raise enough funds via crowd funding to produce, record and release The Roots Project album, one that will make you, and maybe even our ancestors, proud, and in a style of music that includes a blend from all members of the group with each of our individual personalities, music backgrounds, and influences of styles.
How did this project see the light of day?
With your big, beautiful, open and generous heart of course…. Oh, and your cash too.
This project's success was not only based on the dedication and hard work from the 4 members of this musical family, but also on the help of friends, other family members and followers from around the world who believe in the project and who wanted to join in by sending words of encouragement, by helping spread the word and by contributing to the making of the album.
In return, the supporters of the project will receive goodies (see list of Gifts) and be called an official "Rootster" – rooting for The Roots Project. …and we will be eternally grateful.
The funding campaign which ended on May 24th, 2014
raised over $16 000 through crowd funding
In order to produce an album on such a shoestring budget, we substantially reduced the studio time (Ah the crazy 5-day sprint to record 12 songs last November!) and also took out the promotional budget amongst other squeezing here and there.
Making an album is not an easy task. We have spent countless hours writing new songs, deciding on instrumentation, arrangements, tempos, keys, and that's just the first half of it. After choosing a final song list, we ended up with 12 songs, which we have recorded with the help of engineer Jean-Pascal Comeau, and bass player Rémi Arsenault, in November at Le Centre Goéland in beautiful Prince Edward Island.
As proud Acadians from Prince Edward Island, we have been asked many times if there will be French songs on the album, to which I answer:
Il y aura des chansons en anglais, ET en français, pi aussi quelques tounes de violon bien sure! Un vrai pot-pourri!
We are excited to be in the final stages of the album making process and if all goes well, we will be sending out the albums this August.


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Five things to look for as you await the returns Tuesday nightStory | Mar 17, 2014 | 9:32 PMTuesday's print column Even if you don't plan to vote in Tuesday's primary election — and if you're a Democrat in an uncontested district, who can blame you? — you should be interested in the returns, what they say about......
Record low voter turnout in Cook, DuPage counties
Lawmakers take sanctions from Russia as badge of honor
Saturday Highlights and Weekend Talk: 'Da Vinci's Demons' on Starz
Congress to debate Ukraine aid amid worries about Russian troops
Sanity in sentencing [Editorial]
Saturday TV Highlights and Weekend Talk: 'Ripper Street' on BBCA
Obama to call for higher minimum wage on trip to Michigan, Illinois
Open thread: The Weeks in ReviewStory | Mar 2, 2014 | 9:32 PMThe "Weeks in Review" feature is an open thread in which commenters can talk about any current events or cultural phenomena that have caught their attention, including but not limited to the topics brought up in our traditional roundup of......
Move to name ATF building for Eliot Ness meets hometown resistance
Oberweis reports nearly $103,000 in new donations


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Maltese Pup Finds Lost Wallet
A 7-month-old Maltese puppy came home with an unexpected prize — a wallet its owner didn't know was lost
Alaska Knitter 'Yarn-Bombs' Town For Beauty
A knitting enthusiast in southeast Alaska is "yarn-bombing" her seaside community by wrapping public poles in knitted casings, sort of like a small-town Christo let loose with doilies
Human Read Weather Reports To Be Replaced By Computers
Two outpost offices of the National Weather Service in Alaska are finally ending what has been a bygone practice for most of the nation for almost two decades — using real human voices in radio forecast broadcasts.
Birds, Squirrels Take Toll On Juneau Power Lines
Squirrels and birds are turning the lights out on customers in Alaska's capital.
Active Bears Reported In Anchorage, Sitka
Bears are active throughout Alaska, from Anchorage to Sitka, where one was killed after attempting to break into a kitchen after the homeowner baked a pizza.
University Of Alaska Fined $127K After 12 Musk Oxen Die From Malnutrition
The University of Alaska Fairbanks has been penalized $127,100 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture after 12 musk oxen died from malnutrition at the school's large animal research station
Mom Talking To Daughter As Teen Falls Off Cliff
A teenager was on the phone with her mother when the 18-year-old slipped down a 30-foot slope while hiking an Alaska mountain. Thankfully, the teen survived.
Boy Raises Money For Playground Equipment For Special Needs Children
The t-shirt designed by the student will raise funds for specialized playground equipment
Alaska Fire Nears 150 Homes, Burns 151 Square Miles
An Alaskan wildfire that has burned 151 square miles is threatening about 150 cabins, vacation homes and year-round residents
Man Accused Of Killing Employer, 81, With Machete
A 23-year-old Anchorage man working at a Palmer-area raspberry farm was charged Monday with using a machete to kill the 81-year-old owner who hired him days earlier.