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So… I did it. I applied for the head cashier position at work. I went so long without ever really wanting to do it, but lately, the front end has been going to shit. Im sure I can turn things around.
Then again, there is the constant question of when am I going to get promoted, from customers. I always say "haha oh, never…." and actually mean it because I hate this fucking place. But, I am at a point where I WANT and NEED something different. So, im hoping I get it as the permanent position. There are 2. One for another month, and one for good…
Grow up.
I keep thinking about last year and how crazy I was. Literally crazy. Meds and everything. I was looking at my scar today, and couldn't believe I actually stabbed myself. STABBED. I am glad that I no longer am that person.
It's funny when you can tell what people are on. Like, im at a place and the waitress is definitely on coke. No doubt about it. Sniffling, talking fast, just alert. Know that everyone everywhere is on something. But dont make it obvious. Plus, coke heads hang out here. Like people wont know….
Bye bye best friend
My pretty much only friend, is moving to Washington. I am so sad. I really don't have any friends. I have known him for 6 years now and he is my best friend. We've been through so much and it was all fun. Im going to miss him, but honestly, I don't think we'll stay in touch. Sucks to say but thats how he and I are.
I don't know why he is moving, but I know hes having a hard time down here.
its a hot day.
Im on the bus going to work. The past few days, I have been dreading going back. I wasn't off for a reason. Just days off in a row. I can feel the stress level rise. I don't know how I have come this far in hating my job. It pays well but im not happy. I hate myself for feeling that way, and showing it.
Aside from that, theres not alot new. Michael alig got released from prison after 17 years. I am so happy. I have been on a binge (in more than one way) for the past week. I have been a fan and following him for the past 10 or so years. I forgot that I wrote a paper on him in college. Haha.
Reading all of the interviews and seeing the pictures really really makes me want to get back into some of that type of stuff. Style and music…
I even tried to get my old xanga back, but its gone forever. I had some neat pictures of club kid makeup I did on myself.
Other than that, me and my boyfriend are doing alright. I love him more every day. I am getting bored though. I don't do anything… no hobbies. I just play on my phone and lay down. Blahhh.


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A recent pair of "poor outcomes" involving uncertified birthing attendants in the Calgary area has the province's professional body for midwives worried public confidence in deliveries without a doctor may be shaken. Diane Rach, president of the College of Alberta Midwives, says the province's health authority became aware of the home births that went awry after the expectant mothers or their babies had to be rushed to emergency wards at city hospitals.
Opera tends toward broken hearts and tragic endings. After all, it really isn't opera if the heroine who fell in love with the inappropriate man doesn't die a gruesome death in the end, whether by her own hand, consumption, or some other grisly demise, is it?
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Calgary Roughnecks star Curtis Dickson scored three goals as Canada drubbed Japan 20-3 at the world field lacrosse championships in Commerce City, Colo., on Monday.
We have lived in Calgary for 13 years and have attended many of the Stampede's rodeos, chuckwagon races and Grandstand shows.
A Calgary geologist is leading an all-women team of ocean explorers on an arctic expedition this week in preparation for the group's 2016 snorkelling relay through the Northwest Passage. Called Team Sedna, the group of 10 scientists, divers, filmmakers and doctors from Canada, the U.S., New Zealand and Mexico are currently making their way from Labrador to Baffin Island, across the Davis Straight to the coast of Greenland, conducting scientific research all the while.
Calgarian Maria Samson will be the lone Albertan on Team Canada's women's rugby World Cup squad. But she is hardly feeling alone.
They are somewhat hidden - in behind the new Agrium Centre, amid the coal fires, the sweltering heat, the melting steel. But if you don't look hard to find them, you might in fact miss them next year.
Tanner Byrne came through in the clutch on the last bull at the 15th annual Ranchman's Renegades Bullbustin' competition on Wednesday.
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ing is a good time to try a new wine or beer, or perhaps revisit old favourites. With that in mind, here are some delicious, food-friendly wines and beers to check out.
D. Larraine Andrews is not a couch potato. The 60-year-old High River resident, an accountant by day, never sits still for long. Her favourite activity? Walking. And she can't get enough of it. She has travelled to six different continents and walked thousands of kilometres, completing some of the world's most amazing journeys — by foot. When she's not walking, she's writing.
There I was, fretting on ways of making money by shorting the seemingly inevitable bursting of the Chinese property bubble, when up popped the delightful Kirstie Alley on TV.
He's paddled the Congo River in a kayak, been hammered by golf-ball-sized hailstones while cycling through the Canadian Rockies and cruised his 10-speed bike along a bumpy Zaire road lined with lions. None of those tourist hazards, though, compared to Bernie Howgate's death-defying encounter with the Winnipeg version of Homo erectus. "This lady answered the door with a rifle in her hand," he says with a belly laugh at the decade-old memory. "She tripped as she came to the door and fell into the screen. The thing nearly went off."
Injuries are a part of life as a rugby player, but when Calgarian Maria Samson hurt her hip on the first day of Team Canada training camp in Victoria last month, pure determination kicked in.
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Bombers open three-game road trip against Laredo
After playing comfortably — and successfully — in the familiar confines of Taylor County Coliseum, the Abilene Bombers will play their next three games on the road, beginning tonight in Laredo against the 2-2 Rattlesnakes. Along with their equipment and a motivated mindset, the Bombers will bring with them a 3-1 record to the 7:05 p.m. game at Laredo Energy Arena.
The Bombers got the best of the Rattlesnakes in the season opener for both squads, scoring the final 27 points in a 62-61 victory on March 16. Laredo returns home on the heels of a 58-54 loss to the defending Lone Star Football League champion Amarillo Venom last weekend, and with the exception of a Week 2 victory over San Angelo, all of the Rattlesnakes games this season have been decided by less than a touchdown.
"Laredo is a very good team and they're well coached," Bombers coach Joe Brannen said. "They match up very well with us athletically. If we can do what we usually do and not get too much outside of our philosophy, we can have a lot of success against them."
Abilene was also beaten earlier in the year by the Venom. The four-point loss remains the only blemish on the Bombers' record so far.
While Laredo looks to remain perfect at home this year and seeks redemption for the comeback loss they suffered in Week 1 to the Bombers, the Rattlesnakes will have to find a way to slow down the aerial attack that Abilene has used to its advantage since the season started. The Bombers have led the LSFL in passing offense all season, due in large part to the play of quarterback Byron Ingram and receiver Juan Reese.
The two have connected for a touchdown in every contest this season, and Ingram remains the league's most productive offensive threat, using his arm and legs to account for large gains. Reese meanwhile has asserted himself the LSFL's most dangerous pass-catcher: leading the league in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.
"It always comes down to execution and protecting our quarterback," Brannen said. "That's the same for every game, is the receivers making the proper reads when they're running their routes and the quarterback having accuracy."
Statistically, Laredo's defense matches up well with Abilene's pass-happy offense. The Rattlesnakes lead the league in pass defense, just ahead of San Angelo, who the Bombers beat 66-48 last week.
Laredo could cause trouble for the Bombers in other facets as well. Of the five times Ingram has been sacked this season, four of them came at the hands of the Rattlesnakes, and the 61 points surrendered in the season opener are the most points the Bombers have given up all season.
"One big thing to look at his how our roster has changed since that first game against them," Brannen said. "We have a handful of guys on the team now that didn't play in that first game and that's going to be huge for us."
Linebackers L.A. Reed and Jeremiah Turner and Wali Mu'Min, the nucleus of the secondary, did not play in the season opener, and they could be vital in the matchup this time around. Only three teams have come away with wins outside of the walls of their home arenas this season, so the Bombers will be pulling out all the stops come kickoff.
"The biggest thing on the road is controlling what we can," Brannen said. "There are so many different variables that come with playing away from home so if we can manage that we can be very effective. Playing on the road, you just have to scratch and claw and do everything you can to get that win."
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A variety of meals – Wait a minute! Children need variety in their lunch boxes just as much as we do, right? So where do the new ideas come from that fit into the healthy spectrum and contain little-to-no preservatives, cover all nutritional needs, and taste good?
Within a few weeks of school starting, my oldest son is begging me to eat school lunches for the desserts. As much as he loves healthy foods, seeing all those kids scarf up cakes, cookies, and sugar-filled treats makes his boring sack lunch – boring. This year, my check list looks a little different – partially in thanks to great companies looking out for the health of children with organic, non-GMO products that excite them! As an added benefit, I'll be bringing you healthy foods and meal ideas that are just as exciting as ripping open a bag of potato chips or seeing cookies at the bottom of the sack.
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Lovely apartment in the heart of Florence, in Santa Croce square, one of the most beautiful places of the city, ten minutes walk from Central Station. At the first floor with elevator, the apartment consist in one living room with a perfect sofa bed for one or two people and a dining area, a well equipped kitchen, a bedroom…
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I know his injury problems are a huge red flag, but he has the ability to come in and be our #1 corner. When healthy, he has proven to have solid ball skills (12 picks and 45 passes defended in 60 games played), while also causing seven forced fumbles, three sacks, and two blocked kicks. I think he could be had for a one year deal, around $3 million, as a way for him to prove himself before looking for his last multi year contract of his career. If anything, we get yet another experienced corner who can step up and make a tackle (almost an average of five combined tackles per game). I think this would be a solid idea for the Chiefs, as it gives them a versatile corner who could possibly play the slot. The way I see it, the Chiefs could go with: A) Thomas and Smith on the outside, Owens in the middle, and allow Coop and Gaines time to compete in practice while training for the future. B) Platoon Smith and Cooper, depending on how they are doing. C) Possibly move Thomas to the slot, and start Cooper on the out (probably my least favorite idea, it's hard enough to validate Smith and Coop as a #2 corner). Just another late night idea, curious to see what everyone thinks.
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It's been two decades since the LIRR went on strike back in 1994. Thankfully, it was resolved relatively quickly with the work stoppage starting on a Friday night, being settled the next day with trains up and running by that Sunday evening. With the gulf between the MTA and eight unions seemingly insurmountable, the LIRR's roughly 300,000 daily commuters will wind up with the short end of the stick. While it would be easy to criticize LIRR workers for not accepting a 17 percent raise over seven years and a requirement to pay toward health costs (new employees would contribute towards health and pension costs), management has neglected to negotiate a contract since the last one expired in 2010. At the end of the day, most local businesses (save cab companies) will suffer and workers unable to telecommute or find alternative means of transit may well end up losing time off or in some instances, employment. All of which does not bode well for an economy struggling to get back on its feet. Regardless of where the dust settles, it'll be the taxpayer that winds up paying the fare.
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Friday, 29 August 2014 00:00
North Shore-LIJ's Cushing Neuroscience Institute (CNI) recently announced that Garden City resident Richard E. Temes, MD, MS, has been appointed director of the Center for Neurocritical Care at North Shore University Hospital and assistant professor of neurology, neurological surgery and internal medicine at the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.
"Dr. Temes is a nationally recognized leader in neurocritical care and we are delighted to have him on board to spearhead our efforts in further expanding the neurocritical care services program," said Raj K. Narayan, MD, chair of neurosurgery at North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center and CNI's director. For the past seven years, Dr. Temes served as director of the neurocritical care program he founded at Rush Medical Center in Chicago, Ill. He also served as the hospital's medical director of the Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit and as director of the Therapeutic Hypothermia Service. Under Dr. Temes' leadership, he established Rush's neurological emergencies transfer center, which grew to transfer 1,200 patients annually from over 30 institutions throughout southern Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and western Michigan.
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It's a cute little 'bug.' What it represents, however, is anything but cute.
An unusual-looking Volkswagen is toodling around Long Island this month. Painted to resemble the Asian longhorned beetle (ALB), the VW Beetle is part of efforts by the US Department of Agriculture to eliminate the pest, which can destroy 70 percent of an area's tree canopy, according to the agency. Initially, officials held hope for complete eradication from about 23 square miles of the Island designated as infested or at risk by 2016. Instead, this "landcape-altering pest" is spreading.
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The Farmingdale Baseball League recently capped off its fourth annual 9/11 baseball tournament with a series of championship games, to ultimately determine which Long Island town reigns supreme. On Aug. 16, teams from 8U to 14U fought tooth and nail for the ultimate prize.
One of the most exciting games was the evening 14U championship match-up between the Garden City Warriors and Brentwood Braves.
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Fall Roller Hockey Programs Announced
The Garden City Recreation and Parks Department will once again offer various roller hockey programs this fall for both youth & adults who reside in the Inc. Village of Garden City. Whether you played in the past or looking to get involved, there is no better time to sign up and experience all the fun. All programs take place at the roller rink located at Community Park. Please note at this time, the recreation department is just announcing its programs. Fees and registration information will be announced at a later date.
This season, the roller hockey programs are broken down into grades. Please pay careful attention as grades and dates/times have changed:
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Well after a very early and easy flight to Palma Airport in Majorca, we boarded our express shuttle to Alcudia which only took 45 minutes and were checked in and all to our lovely apartment by midday. Our apartments for the week were the Sol Alcudia Centre and honestly I couldn't fault them. Our one bedroom apartment was huge and spotless and we had a lovely view of another new modern complex and its pool area opposite.
The apartments were perfectly located, only a short walk from the most amazing beach I have come across in a long time...


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Ingredients1 medium onion, finely chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 garlic cloves, minced
10 ounces baby spinach, stems removed
1 cup crumbled feta cheese
1/4 cup pine nuts or walnuts, toasted
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
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Career Fair Tips
I know what a lot of you are probably thinking right now. "No way am I going to that career fair. I am not ready and honestly I just don't feel comfortable talking to those business people." Well I can assure you that you are not alone. It is a very scary thing to walk into a large career fair and try to find someone to talk to. But let me tell you from experience, it is well worth braving it out for an hour or so. To help you relax, here are a few tips I have from my experiences at the career fair.
First off, you need to dress for the job you want, not where you are now. If you come to fair in nice business attire, you will automatically be making a good first impression. The employers will see that this matters to you, and they will be more willing to talk with you. I have actually had people come up to me in the past and asked to talk with me for a position just because I was in nice business attire. They told me they could tell I took this seriously.
Another tip is to go with a friend. It can be very intimidating to walk around from booth to booth trying to talk with someone. If you are with someone you know, it automatically relaxes you and will give you more confidence to walk up and talk with a potential employer.
You also might want to make a plan of a few different employers you would like to talk with ahead of time. This will give you a little bit of direction when you head to the fair, as well as make you feel more comfortable since you have a plan. But don't ever count any employer out; you could be very surprised at what might be the best opportunity for you. I have been before and had a plan of who I wanted to talk to, and left being excited about a company I had never even thought about before. For a list of the employers that will be at the fair and the official program go to the career center site
It is never a bad idea either to bring a few copies of your resume with you to hand out to employers you talk with. Even if it is for a job later down the road, they now know your name and can put a face to your resume for future reference. If you want some tips on your resume, make sure you talk with Ann Adams in the career center. This is a must, she is more helpful than you could hope for.
Please also remember that the Career Fair is for ALL majors. The employers don't match jobs with majors, they match them with qualifications. Instead of telling an employer that you are an English major looking for a job, maybe tell them you are an efficient writer. They want to know your skills.
Last thing I would tell you is to carry yourself with confidence. You are one of a kind, and what you can bring to the table is different than any other person. Sell yourself to potential employers. If you don't have confidence in yourself, potential employers will wonder why. You are at Saint Martin's for a reason, and you need to know that. It was not by accident you are here, you have earned this and that is why employers come to this fair.
Life on the Road
Baseball season is finally upon us, and I could not be more excited. This game is one that I have loved for as long as I can remember. I have always wanted to play college baseball, and I do my best to make sure I don't take that for granted. I know that with only a few years left in my career, I need to make the most out of every day.
When I was younger, I thought the life of a college athlete was so awesome. I mean, you get to miss school to play baseball! How much better can it get? Once I actually got to college, however, I realized missing class isn't all that awesome. During our season, we play 50 regular season games, 25-30 of which are out of town. The amount of classes you miss add up real quick. At first, I thought this was just too tough and I was going to fall way behind. But as the years have gone on, it has been one of the best learning experiences for me. It has taught me to really manage my time well, as well as juggling many different tasks at once. Being a student athlete is anything but easy, but I thank God for the opportunity every day. You stretch yourself farther than you normally would have, and you learn many things about yourself you didn't know before. But whenever it gets tough, I just remind myself that it will only make me stronger. Not to mention the bond you make with your teammates is something you can't find anywhere else. I know everyone else has my back, and they know I have theirs. It is also pretty cool to see alot of different places and experience new things.
So for all you High School athletes out there, dreaming of playing in college, listen up. It will not be easy.
There will be times when you may even want to quit. You will see students who have all the time in the world to hang out and do whatever. But keep pushing. Realize the opportunity you have, and make the most of it. Work hard always, inside the classroom and on the field, and keep a positive attitude. If you do this, I promise you it will be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.
From Sea to Shining Sea
This past Sunday will be a day I remember forever. Our beloved Hawks did what everyone said would never happen. They brought Seattle our first Lombardi Trophy. Even after the magical season the Hawks had, people still said they couldn't win the big game. Well not only did they win, but they did so in an absolutely dominating fashion. I had the privilege of getting to go to one of their training camp practices this last summer, and you could tell then there was something special about this team. The energy and passion they played with was unlike anything I had ever seen.
On Sunday night, I think anyone who watched that game saw exactly what I saw in training camp. A team who loved the game and each other so much, they would leave it all on the field with no regrets. A team who so appreciated their community, they would do everything in their power to bring us back a championship. A team who understands how to serve, so they spend hours upon hours of their time helping those in need. A team who gave this city something to be proud of, in a time where things have been dim. A team that showed us that while winning is important, the way you go about it is what really matters. A team that showed us having passion in whatever you do, is the key to success. A team who put Seattle back on the map.
I am so proud to be a Hawks fan. No matter what the outcome of the Super Bowl was, nothing could change that. I can guarantee that the rest of the 12th man would agree with me. So I just want to say thank you Seahawks, not for just bringing us a championship, but for letting everyone in the community be a part of this magical season. I can't wait to see what is in store for next year.
Being a Kid Again
This school year I have had the great opportunity of coaching a local youth baseball team. For years I have volunteered as a coach of multiple sports, but have never been able to fully devote my time because of other commitments. I was fortunate enough this year to fit in into my schedule, and am so thankful for that. I was brought on to this organization to be the pitching coach, which has been quite an adventure. It is great to see the passion that these kids have for the game, and since they are all 12 or 13 years old, just about the whole team wants to pitch. This has been a little challenging, seeing how they are all at different skill levels, but it has really taught me how to get the best out of each individual player.
The best part about coaching though, has to be seeing the pride in the kids eyes when they succeed. Baseball has been such a big part of my life forever, and I remember being at their age and wanting to play in college and beyond. I now have the opportunity to give back to these kids and do everything in my power to mold them to become the best they can be, on and off the diamond. Baseball is a tough mental game, with the best players failing 7 out of 10 times. It teaches you perseverance, hard work, and dedication. If you give up every time you fail, you will never be able to make it in this game. It teaches you so much about life. I have made some of the best memories in my life out on the field, and I thank God every day for that. Being able to go to practice with these kids lets me be a kid again. We work hard in practice, but we have such a great time. If I am every having a rough day, just being around brings joy into my life.
We have been practicing since last October, and we just had our first scrimmage this past Saturday. We played an older team, who was a lot bigger than us. The boys pulled out an 8-2 win though, and I couldn't be more proud of them. I know they have been working hard, and even though it was just a scrimmage game, it was good to see them proud of what they have done. I can't wait for this Spring season and summer tournaments to start. It is going to be a great summer.
If you missed the #PackThePavilion game last Thursday, you missed quite an experience. Let me tell you first hand, it was rocking. We may be a small school, which you think would hinder the power of the student section, but this was not the case. Because we are small, we know each other well and support each other. Granted the result of the game didn't turn out how we hoped, we all still had a great time. It is always nice to watch your friends get to play on a big network like Root Sports.
A big surprise from the game, however, was Tenino High School's band that came to play. They seemed rather small, and to be honest, I wasn't too sure what to think of us having a high school play in our student section for a televised game. Man, was I wrong. They absolutely rocked it. From pregame to the final minute, they had tons of energy and sounded great. I was so impressed with them and if it were up to me, they would be welcome back anytime.
Flying High with the 12th Man
As we start a new semester, the usual buzz around campus is about new classes and new year resolutions. But this year is different. Don't get me wrong, there is much excitement about the new classes and seeing everyone again after break. But all of this is taking a back seat to none other than our beloved Seahawks. Literally everywhere you go in Western Washington, there is something about the hawks. Whether it is $12 oil changes for the 12th man, or tomorrow getting 12 cent coffees at Starbucks, or even McDonald's now advertising the hawks on the face of some of their restaurants. It is crazy! I will be turning 22 this summer, and have been alive through our 2005 Super Bowl run, and way back between 1995 and 2001 when the Mariners were a force to be reckoned with. But never have I seen such a crazed fan based and just general excitement in Washington as there is now. Businesses are letting their normal dress code slip on Fridays so everyone can partake in Blue Friday. Even professionals on ESPN and other major sports networks have said they have never seen such a fan base as the 12th man. I truly believe this is because of the individuals on this incredible team.
Every year in every sport there are power house teams that just dominate, yet they don't have the support that the hawks do here. So why do the hawks have such a great following? It is because not only did Seattle get blessed with individuals like Russel Wilson, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Michael Bennett, Marshawn Lynch, and Percy Harvin to watch play, but because these players, as well as just about every other player on the roster, care about the community. These guys dedicate all the free time they have to giving back to our community and taking care of each other. They realize they represent something bigger than themselves. They also couldn't have come at a better time. Before last year, Seattle was ranked the most miserable sports town in a national poll. We were used to losing teams, and just had our hearts broken with the loss of the sonics. Things were not looking up. But then everything changed. I am a firm believer that sports can give people something to look forward to, give people hope. That's exactly what the hawks have done. They have given Seattle something to root for again. They have given the greatest city on earth hope. They have instilled that pride deep down in all of us and taught us how to be proud of our city. I am proud to say that I am part of the 12th man, and no matter what happens, I will always stand by my hawks and my city.
When I came into Saint Martin's as a freshmen, I really had no idea what the possibilities were ahead of me. I was sort of just thinking to myself that I should just try and get good grades, and see what happens. But these past 2 and a half years now have been a wild ride. The possibilities have been endless.
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3.84/5 rDev +17.1%
Served in a Lagunitas mason jar.
Just when I thought they'd used up all the hop puns... Anyway, this stuff pours a clear sunset garnet-topaz topped by a finger of glowing off-khaki foam. The nose comprises sweet honey, light cocoa powder, dark greens, light toasted biscuit, and a whiff of vanilla bean in the background. The taste is dominated by some thick-ish caramel, though a vein of dark cocoa-y greens runs directly through it. The body is a lithe medium, with a very light moderate carbonation and a nearly chewy feel. Overall, though I wouldn't necessarily say this stuff lives up to its own billing as a "hoppy Scotch ale", I do think it's an enjoyable brew.
02-06-2013 04:35:07 | More by TMoney2591
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3.25/5 rDev -0.9%
08-06-2013 07:29:34 | More by danthehopslamman
4/5 rDev +22%
05-29-2013 03:03:50 | More by DruC4
2.5/5 rDev -23.8%
02-25-2013 00:54:53 | More by jereb33
3.25/5 rDev -0.9%
08-21-2013 23:49:08 | More by redleg64
3/5 rDev -8.5%
11-04-2013 01:10:23 | More by enelson
2.75/5 rDev -16.2%
07-12-2014 01:04:51 | More by HardyA
3.56/5 rDev +8.5%
Thanks Drewone for the share.
A: Pours clear copper with a thin off-white head which leaves spotty lace.
N: Malty, smokey/peat with caramel notes. Not much hop here.
T: Sweetish malty caramel with a boozy quality which seems more than the 8% label indicates.
M: Medium body and moderate carbonation. Lingering sweet caramel finish.
O: Fairly basic and decent. Nice to try once.
04-18-2013 01:16:33 | More by wethorseblanket
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
08-02-2014 21:54:14 | More by ssimpson89
1.99/5 rDev -39.3%
A - Pours a deep ruby with a two finger head. Left a good amount of lacing.
S - Smells like nuts and soap.
T - Nutty up front, along with some caramel and lightly toasted malts followed by a big hit of rancid meat.
M - Medium creamy, but rancid body with moderate carbonation.
O - Overall, the aftertaste was terribly rancid. I wouldn't have again.
03-23-2013 05:17:31 | More by SometimesIfart
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
11-27-2013 20:43:45 | More by FirstBrewsoon
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
04-17-2013 05:25:16 | More by drewone
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
07-05-2013 22:09:53 | More by gratefulbeerhead
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
02-08-2013 01:20:10 | More by avalonct
1.45/5 rDev -55.8%
Got Saugatuck's Hop-Scotch out of total randomness at work. Boss had a few random beers on his desk and said I was welcome to take what I wanted since he was gifted them and didn't want them; took this one only because I didn't want to be greedy; let's give it a go.
Appearance - Foggier yellowbrown. Unattractive and lacks promise.
Smell - Unattractive and ugly through and through. Smells of pure bitterness and alcohol. Losing faith already...
Taste - The taste is absolutely horrifying, with flavors of cereal, intolerably bitter hops, toasted malt, and strong alcohol that tastes like rubbing alcohol. One of the most disgusting, putrid beers I've ever had.
Mouthfeel - Almost as rancid as the beer itself, and lingers worse than a bad malt liquor.
Hop Scotch is a deplorable beer through and through; the worst drink I've had this year.
08-05-2014 01:25:57 | More by SteveJeremy
3.8/5 rDev +15.9%
12 ounce bottle into snifter, best before 6/3/2013. Pours slightly hazy ruby red color with a 1 finger dense cream colored head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Nice spotty lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of caramel, raisin, pine, grapefruit, orange zest, toast, floral, bread, light peat, and floral earthiness; some slight phenols, but not much. Nice and pleasant aromas with good balance of hop and malt complexity. Taste of caramel, raisin, grapefruit, orange zest, pine, toast, brown sugar, floral, light chocolate, bread, and floral earthiness. Slight pine bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of caramel, raisin, citrus, pine, floral, toast, brown sugar, light chocolate, and floral earthiness on the finish for a bit. Very nice balance and complexity of malt and hop flavors; with a great balance of moderate hop bitterness and malt sweetness; and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and medium-full bodied; with a creamy and slick mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a very good hoppy scotch ale. Nice complexity of hop and malt flavors with great balance; and very smooth to sip on. A very enjoyable offering.
05-01-2013 04:47:00 | More by superspak
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
03-19-2013 23:43:09 | More by kjkinsey
2.5/5 rDev -23.8%
08-26-2013 02:35:29 | More by Kaveman
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
05-16-2013 12:14:25 | More by JohnnieNepal
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2.5/5 rDev -23.8%
03-26-2014 04:53:48 | More by Ilovelampandbeer
3.25/5 rDev -0.9%
03-14-2013 20:35:00 | More by lakesider1818
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
03-19-2013 23:29:44 | More by Texasfan549
3.85/5 rDev +17.4%
$2.49 for a 12oz bottle @ BevCo. No info on the website. 8.0% and 48IBUs per the bottle.
Pours out to a very clear medium chestnut, forming a nice creamy yellow head with excellent retention and nice lacing. Carbonation is moderate low, ~2.0 carbs or so. The nose is at first nutty, then I get rye bread crust, some walnut, then caramel...some subtle earthy hops make their presence known, more so than most Scotch ales where hop aroma is absent. No DMS, fusels or oxidation. Mouthfeel is soft with a medium thick body and finishing somewhat dry for the style. The taste is a recap of the aroma...lots of nuts, toast, and caramelized sugar but with a firmly earthy hop bitterness atypical for scotch ales, but offering a pleasant bite to counteract the malty sweetness. There are some apple and dark cherry esters as well. The finish is dry, aided by the bitterness level, with a lightly tart souring milk mouthfeel in the aftertaste. The overall impression though is earthy nuts. Unfortunately, I don't get any pink bubblegum which is something I typically get (and enjoy) from Scotch ale yeasts.
While Scotch ales aren't my favorite, this is an interesting variation on the style. It may not be for the purists, but I think it's decent.
02-10-2013 03:16:14 | More by Mitchster
4/5 rDev +22%
04-21-2013 00:41:05 | More by rkf1976
Hop Scotch from Saugatuck Brewing Company
78 out of 100 based on 24 ratings.


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The garage will have four levels, but one of those levels will be "below grade" due to the way the land slopes as it leads away from Rantoul Street. It will have an open design, meaning you can see right through the building to the other side when you are inside, Rookard said.
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The building will have two elevators, eight charging stations for electric cars, a bike-storage area, solar panels on the roof, and security cameras that will take pictures of the license plates of every vehicle that enters and exits.
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The current MBTA parking lot that will be replaced by the garage will close starting Nov. 5 due to the construction. Neighbors expressed concern about commuters who normally use that lot parking on side streets in the surrounding neighborhoods.
City Planner Tina Cassidy said the city is preparing to take several measures to alleviate that problem, including restricting some of the street spaces to one or two hours, limiting others to residents only and putting up signs directing commuters to municipal parking lots on Cabot Street.
Scanlon said the city might provide a shuttle bus from Cabot Street to the train station to encourage the use of those lots.
Pleasant Street resident Denise Staples praised MBTA officials for their responsive to residents' concerns and suggestions.
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Middle East
15/06/2011 20:52
French minister pedophilia scandal enrages Morocco
Foreign workers children 58 R.
(photo credit:Reuters)
Morocco is up in arms following an accusation that an unidentified French cabinet minister engaged in sexual relations with underage boys in the resort town of Marrakesh.Luc Ferry, a former French education minister, ignited the affair – and probably inadvertently – on May 30 during a television debate on the reluctance of French media to report on the private lives of politicians. Wanting to give an example, he cited reports about a fellow minister participating in an orgy with Moroccan children but said he wouldn't reveal the minister's name for fear of being sued for libel. RELATED:Israeli software protects kids from pedophilesBill limits employment of traders in pedophiliac materialFerry's charges might have been ignored in the past. But France is in an uproar over the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the International Monetary Fund chief and perspective socialist candidate for president, who was arrested on sex charges in New York. In Morocco, the story rekindled suspicions of foreign tourists and colonial exploitation by a country that was ruled by France for 44 years until 1956.
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