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New Jersey
4.38/5 rDev +13.5%
Appearance: pours a ruby red color with a 1/2" head. No lacing develops.
Smell: raspberries and some soft vanilla tones are easily detectable and enjoyable for the nose.
Taste: loads of raspberries, bits of grass, some red grape sweetness, and some soft vanilla notes. Bitterness is very mild.
Mouthfeel: very crisp throughout. Medium bodied. Aftertaste is bold but short-lived.
Drinkability: very good for the style. This is one of the best fruit beers I have had. The fruit flavor seems fresh, not the usual syrupy or fake flavors most fruit beers have.
10-16-2008 11:50:26 | More by Gavage
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
11-14-2013 16:34:57 | More by beernads
3.13/5 rDev -18.9%
Bottled 07/20/13. 12 fl oz brown glass bottle with nice label art and a branded pry-off cap acquired earlier tonight at me local HEB grocery and served into an Independence Brewing pilsner glass in me gaff in low altitude Austin, Texas. Reviewed live. Expectations are quite high given the brewery - which makes some beers I love. 5.7% ABV confirmed.
Served cold - straight from me fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: No bubble show forms as I pour.
Pours a one finger wide head of dull pink-grey colour. Okay thickness and creaminess; it's a bit wanting in fairness. Little lacing clings to the sides of the glass as the head recedes. Head retention is below average - about 1.5-2 minutes at best.
Body colour is a clear translucent amber red of above average vibrance; it's got a nice rich glow to it. No yeast particles are visible.
Overall, it looks a bit darker than I expected - but good overall for a fruit beer.
Sm: Raspberry fruit extract/syrup. Mild floral hop character. Pilsner malts. Clean barley. Sugary raspberries. Cane sugar. Luckily, it's got a good berry aroma but never ventures into cough syrup territory. It's definitely on the sweeter side, though, and I'm a bit concerned that it might come off too syrupy like so many beers in the style. Although I do get some tartness - and even a kiss of sourness - off the back end. That tartness surfaces more and more as it warms, reassuring me. I'm excited to try it.
A pleasant fruity aroma of moderate strength.
No alcohol or yeast character is detectable.
T/Mf: Plenty of raspberry - both natural raspberry notes and your usual fruit extract/fruit syrup notes. It does land on the sweet end (undoubtedly), but there's a nice tartness throughout which lends it needed depth and diversity of flavour. Pilsner malts give it an unobtrusive clean foundation. Ripe. It's got a good balance to it even if it is kind of one dimensional. It satisfies its aims; it's a tasty fruit beer. But this doesn't have a whole lot of complexity or subtlety. One could point to Delirium Red as a superior approach to this kind of beer.
Average depth and intensity of flavour. Above average duration of flavour for the style.
No yeast character or alcohol comes through.
It's got a crisp clean presence on the palate, and is adequately carbonated - though not perfectly. Chewy and sticky. Nice body. The mouthfeel suits the flavour profile generally well, but I don't know that it seems the brewers custom-tailored the texture to the taste. More acidity would really help it.
Not oily, biting, gushed, or hot. It flirts a bit too much with a syrupy character to quite be refreshing, even in 100 degree weather here in Texas.
Dr: I hoped for better given the brewery, but this isn't a bad beer by any means, and I'll enjoy finishing the four pack. An excellent beer for luring women and/or cider lovers into craft beer if they're not already fans. Hides its ABV nicely. It's a flavourful little fruit beer that has its place. It certainly won't be a fridge mainstay for me, but I can easily see myself buying it again in a certain mood.
That said, it's easy to read this as a cider/wine cooler/alcopop. There are better approaches to the style, and the price point isn't great.
High C+
09-09-2013 05:34:51 | More by kojevergas
4.13/5 rDev +7%
08/07/08- Purcahsed at Chuck's Wines and Spirtis in Chagrin Falls, OH.
Presentation- 12oz bottle with no freshness info. Poured into my Duvel tulip.
Appearance- Raspberry puree in color. 1/4 inch head at most forms and quickly evaporates. No real lace traces to speak of.
Smell- Reminds me of a nice fresh raspberry field. Not to sugary in the nose.
Taste- Not like the lambic style I was thinking it would be. This one has a quick dash of sweetness followed by a very slight tartness that comes in after the swallow. This one also has a nice malt base and even some hops that jump in the mix. Raspberry flavor is very fresh.
Mouthfeel- Medium carbonation, not a huge lasting aftertaste.
Drinkability- Worth trying for sure. Don't expect Lindemann's, but it's still got enough sweetness to almost be considered a lambic. Quite good.
08-08-2008 16:02:52 | More by GClarkage
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
10-06-2013 03:31:53 | More by oriolesfan4
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
08-05-2013 23:06:35 | More by imperialking
3.98/5 rDev +3.1%
Pours a very dark ruby red color with dark cherry red hues when held to a light source and a 2 finger foamy off-white head with a slightly pink tinge. Decent retention, slowly fading into a lasting ring with minimal lacing.
Aroma is dominated by raspberries with a bit of an artificial syrupy presence as well as a tart funky note.
Sour and tart but not too puckering that nicely balance out the sweetness of the raspberries and syrupy fruit flavor. This sweetness is still the dominant flavor but without the slight tart feel it would be a bit overbearing.
09-04-2009 23:07:00 | More by corby112
District of Columbia
3.55/5 rDev -8%
12 oz bottle poured into a pint glass.
A: Slightly hazy rosey amber color with a light pink head that quickly dissipates to a ring with no lacing. A little sediment made it into the glass as well.
S: Relatively strong smell of fresh raspberries and a little grain. Slightly sour with a little alcohol punch.
T: Light body with a lot of carbonation. Very sweet up front with taste of slightly sour, fresh raspeberries. Surprisingly not much of an artificial taste. Strong malt body, however finish has a slightly grainy, cloying taste with a warming alcohol punch. I enjoyed this, but would like to try a fresher sample.
04-27-2008 20:38:48 | More by yourefragile
4.1/5 rDev +6.2%
Unquestionably, the best aspect of this beer was its beautiful, deep, dark pink color. It arrived with no head, but instead, just a white ring around the edge of the glass. The nose was unmistakably of raspberry. The mouthfeel was light to medium with lots of raspberry flavor in the mouth. The finish was dry, but not intensely so. Jonathan let me try some of his Blushing Monk to compare, but the tart dryness was too much.
09-07-2006 01:57:58 | More by woodychandler
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
07-03-2013 18:53:42 | More by InspectorBob
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
Pours a pink-amber with a thin white head. The aroma immediately reminds me of Lindeman's Framboise for the rich raspberry. The flavor is similar but lighter in body and not quite as strong in flavor. I mean, if you want real raspberries in a glass, you've got it here. There's a mild earthy note that distinguishes this from a raspberry flavored beer and it's almost juicy at times, finishing with a sweet and sour tang.
03-27-2008 02:39:46 | More by tempest
4.1/5 rDev +6.2%
Pours a brilliant ruby color with a short head that fades quickly to a rim. Smell is of beautiful fresh raspberries and a touch of malt in the finish. taste is very refreshing, but a tad light, and it crys out for some more tartness. Nice ripe raspberries, a touch of astingency, and a slightly bitter finish. Mouthfeel is medium bodied to light and quite quenching. Very drinkable on a hot day.
04-03-2007 01:12:44 | More by Georgiabeer
New York
3.98/5 rDev +3.1%
12 ouncer, twist top, no freshness/brewing date info. Pours quite low carbonation , next to no head sticking around and then zip lace. Lovely raspberry nose, fresh and fruity. Fine quality fruit beer, raspberries up front, middle and through the long tasty finish. Tart/sour/sweet all going on and dancing with each other. Nice summer refresher. I'd like to try it with a fruity light dessert, would make a nice beer to do a before meal toast with, instead of champagne.
08-18-2008 21:04:22 | More by Billolick
3.89/5 rDev +0.8%
12oz bottle into a snifter. The brew appears a brilliant clear ruby color with a pink stained frothy head a finger strong. It fades slowly leaving strings of patchy lacework. A swirl effortlessly revives a finger back to the surface.
The aroma is jam-like with fresh raspberry juice and a bit of earthen seedy aspect. When swirled it displays a mild amount of cheese and sulfur with a bready grain element that transitions to more of a green yeastiness.
The flavor is sweet with a taste of cereal grains, bread, biscuit, wheat and plenty of natural raspberry flavoring. The fruity element is caught somewhere between sugar-free candy and luden's cough drops. The aftertaste has more of that previously mentioned earthen to pit or seeded raspberry character somewhat grassy even and mildly medicinal to mineral-like.
This is a light bodied brew with a modest amount of carbonation that is very easy drinking. As far as fruit beers go, this is a pretty solid offering. An abundance of fruit and enough of a wheat grain base to remind you this is beer. As it warms up, a slight tingle of that 5.7% starts to show itself. Admittedly, I purchased a 4-pack of this hoping it was an overloaded fruity concoction that my wife would enjoy. Unfortunately, it is no New Glarus raspberry tart but it isnt bad either.
07-10-2013 13:06:54 | More by stakem
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-17-2013 13:33:00 | More by dbrauneis
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
A 12 oz stub-nosed bottle purchased at Capone's.
A: The ale pours with an unnatural crimson red color, very similar to the Lindeman's framboise. When held to light, a deeper red-brown color emerges. The head is luxuriously thick, clinging to the sides of the glass as if life itself were in the balance.
S: Sweet raspberry puree dominates the nose, syrupy and thick with a big sugary body.
T: While raspberry is the first and, arguably, the strongest flavor to come out of the beer, the body is nicely stabilized by a grainy malt body that is heavy on the cereal flavors. The raspberry flavors throughout the beer are the syrupy sweet kind, not dry, acidicly tart fruits. The finish of a sip has an element of tartness to spice things up a bit. An interesting, if not overwhelming drink.
M: The big grains stand up nicely against the raspberry flavors, preventing the beer from going too sweet.
D: The sweetness is strong, so this beer is not for everyone. I could probably have another bottle but that would be the extent of it.
08-11-2007 17:48:07 | More by akorsak
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
08-05-2013 22:43:35 | More by drewone
3.1/5 rDev -19.7%
( Served in an American pint glass)
A-This beer opened with a big Pssst and poured a full glass of light raspberry colored foam. The tiny body is a hazy reddish orange hue with a strong carbonation.
S- The aroma is a big fresh sweet raspberry with a hint of tartness but not a yogurt sourness.
T- The flavor is a big raspberry tartness without the berry flavor and some hoppy floral taste. There is a finish of pale malt in the body.
M- medium mouthfeel with a bit of fizz. There is some astringency or maybe just a big tartness.
D- This beer has the big nose of a great raspberry beer but it is missing the flavor. It was really over-carbonated but I don't think that affected the flavor much. It was missing flavors like fresh berries or malt or hops to balance. It just needs something besides sour.
06-22-2005 02:45:15 | More by rhoadsrage
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Pours a five-finger+ light pink head that fades quickly leaving no lace. Cloudy red/amber color. Strong rasberry nose. Good carbonation and medium bodied. Starts with a strong sweet raspberry flavor that stays right to the finish, hops and malts are way in the background. $2.99 for a 12oz bottle from Julio's Liquors Westborough, Ma.
02-04-2006 00:23:39 | More by jdhilt
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
07-17-2013 03:35:12 | More by duceswild
4/5 rDev +3.6%
07-01-2013 06:04:53 | More by DoubleJ
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.81/5 rDev -1.3%
Pink head. Color is a dark raspberry purple/pink.
Flavor is dominated by raspberries. Very fruity. A little tart. Very fresh. Some malts show, but not a lot. No hops show. No alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Tart. Light bodied. Decent amount of carbonation. Very clean.
Overall, an enjoyable raspberry beer. Easy to drink. I wouldn't want more than a bottle however, because it is kind of sweet.
07-25-2013 22:29:34 | More by mothman
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
07-27-2013 10:42:58 | More by ejimhof
3.9/5 rDev +1%
12oz bottle into a plain pint glass. Since its going on hiatus I figured it's time to review.
A- Dirty red with dark pink edges. On top lays a off white foam with a pink addition as well. Not much retention with these bubbles. A clean looking brew on the thin side.
S- Sweet raspberry scents with a slight malty background. Very pungent and fruity. This slightly old bottle has no presense of hops.
T- A good fruit beer that focuses on raspberry flavor with malts backing that. The fruit comes through pretty harsh with some bitterness at the end, ever so slight. Any tartness is low while the rasp. taste stays for a bit.
M- Sweet and a bit tart with a medium feel. This goes down real easy though and is even smoother off a tap. A bit of carbonation is on the mouth as well. A raspberry juice taste stays for a bit afterwards.
D- Sad to see it go but loved it while it was here. A decent abv and a good taste, I could drink a 4-pack no problem. Great warm weather beer, to bad it's on hiatus as of now.
04-16-2009 04:36:04 | More by BARFLYB
4.2/5 rDev +8.8%
12 ounce bottle into signature pint glass, bottled on 6/6/2013. Pours slightly hazy deep ruby red color with a 1 finger dense pink head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Light spotty lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of huge tart raspberry, raspberry juice, raspberry skin, floral, and light bread. Fantastic aromas with big authentic raspberry notes; and big strength. Exactly what was expected. Taste of big tart raspberry, raspberry juice, raspberry skin, floral, bread, grass, and light floral earthiness. Lingering notes of tart raspberry, raspberry skin, floral bread, grass, and floral earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Damn nice balance of raspberry and malt flavors; with nice robustness and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a smooth and moderately syrupy mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with minimal warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a highly excellent fruit beer! Great balance and robustness of authentic raspberry flavor; and extremely smooth to drink. A highly enjoyable offering.
07-17-2013 04:38:58 | More by superspak
Founders Rübæus from Founders Brewing Company
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"Hey hurry it up, dude, will you? It's hot out here!"
This shot was taken just before Harold and Captain Snuggles endured the Death Track BMX race course resulting in Captain Snuggle's untimely decapitation.
(It should be noted that the cat's name is Harold).
Well, as long as Harold is the cat....
Yeah, Harold only had to deal with being catapulted into a tar pit and suffocating to death.
[#] Tue Feb 28 2012 23:43:07 EST from IGnatius T Foobar
"Wait, stop the bike. I saw a mouse over there."
[#] Mon Apr 09 2012 12:42:28 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar
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[#] Mon Apr 09 2012 15:23:02 EDT from Spell Binder
"We've got your Easter eggs right here, and you're going to like them!"
First the government came after lemonade stands....
Now that human population has reached critical mass, the Easter Bunny has decided to work less on his reputation for fertility, and more on a darker side not often seen:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/09/live-grenade-found-on-easter-egg-hunt _n_1412055.html
[#] Sat Apr 21 2012 22:52:36 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar
First the government came after lemonade stands....
It was cupcake stands, and I live in the town where it happened. That particular episode of douchebaggery completely destroyed Michael Wolfensohn's career (and he deserved it).
The vampire hunters had the wrong weapons required for killing Bunnicula.
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****ing Torre. You better not give Manny anymore BS off days.
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****ing Torre. You better not give Manny anymore BS off days.
Could Manny close games? Because Broxton's head was way up his fat ass.
This Kyle Blanks guy is HUGE
Broxton must have had a hangover from partying last night on the 4th. How the hell else do you explain that? No pressure, a 5 run cushion and he completely ****s the bed.
It's been a long time since I've seen a game of "who wants to lose more" between two teams. I guess the only positive side is that the Dodgers won a game they had no business winning after that performance.
I'll still take the additional game over the Gnats and the Rocks, who both lost today.
I can't believe we blew the game in the 9th. I left my house after the 8th inning to go to costco... came back and it was like the 11th inning and I was scratching my head lol.
We won the game after all so whew. We need help in the pen. Troncoso and Belisario lead NL relievers in innings pitched. They are ranked #1 and #2.
I hope they don't break down in playoffs...
Mets series begins tomorrow. Kershaw vs. Pelfrey at 7:10pm Eastern.
EDIT: Dodgers on ESPN on Wednesday night. Also, we avoid Santana this series because he pitched Sunday.
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Jackson Kayak custom SeaDek
Last week we posted pictures of an olive green over black custom SeaDek kit for a Jackson Kayak (http://jacksonkayak.com). It looks like the kit's installation made for a great catch! Thanks for the pic Allen! For stock kayak kits please … Continue reading
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SeaDek SUP Traction Pads
Earlier this year we posted a few pictures of some custom SUP traction pads. Check out those pads installed on their boards. Thanks for the pics Andrew! Stock SUP kits come in three different sizes, each size coming in a … Continue reading
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SeaDek on a Sea Ray 240 with Extended Swim Platform
This SeaDek swim platform pad was installed by Scott Kurtz with Contemporary Fiberglass. The Sea Ray 240 sports a custom storm gray over black faux teak pad made of closed-cell EVA material to provide superior traction in both wet and … Continue reading
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SeaDek at the 55th Nautique Masters
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Wool gathering in Kendal
The first Kendal Wool Gathering has begun.
It is a celebration of the Cumbrian market town's history and a campaign to get more people using and wearing wool.
Stands and stalls representing all aspects of commercial wool products, including carpets, looms, spinning wheels and crafts will be on display at a large unit at K Village, The Lakes Outlet.
The gatheirng runs until Sunday (13th October).


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Diesel - Sixpoint Brewery
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New Jersey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-09-2011 00:08:02 | More by djrn2
District of Columbia
2/5 rDev -47.4%
12-04-2011 21:18:54 | More by nmann08
New York
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
A: The beer is near black in color; traces of amber are visible near the edges of the glass when it is held up to the light. It poured with a finger high tan head that slowly died down and left a thin film of bubbles covering the surface.
S: There are aromas of roasted malts in the nose along with hints of citrusy hops.
T: The beer is quite hoppy for a stout and has a light to moderate amount of bitterness akin to that of a Black IPA. There are flavors of roasted malts along with hints of coffee.
M: It feels a bit shy of medium-bodied on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation. The beer finishes dry.
O: Despite the bitterness, the beer is quite easy to drink because it isn't as fuller-bodied compared to other stouts.
12-31-2011 17:29:01 | More by metter98
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
Appearance: Arrives at the bar with an espresso brown color and a sturdy tan head that declines to a ringlet but leaves plenty of lace on the glass
Smell: Chocolate
Taste: Chocolate dominates the front end, with a bit of alcohol coming through (surprising); after the swallow, a bitter, roasty flavor appears and leads to the coffee-influenced finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: This is a nice, straightforward stout that has plenty of complexity
02-15-2008 03:20:52 | More by brentk56
South Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +8.7%
dark oil like liquid. Huge tan head had a very very slow fade and left lots of lace all the way down the glass.
Smell was very robust, deep roasted coffee and dark german chocolate. Hints of a sugary or caramel sweetness as well. Taste was very thick and complex. Big deep roasted flavor, almost a burnt taste to it. Lots of flavors of coffee and german dark chocolate. Cery thick feel, but not syrupy, great carbonation led to a great silk like feel. Nice big hoppy finish left a very long lingering burnt aroma,
09-18-2011 04:33:49 | More by mikesgroove
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
Roasted barley and high (American) hop levels are usually a clash for me. But as the American Stout style perscribes this balance, I often offer forgiveness with this dichotomy. But no such concessions are needed here as the beer's bold "true-malt" flavor separates the roast from citrus for a smooth procession across the palate.
Always taken back by a black ale pouring from a can, I simply can't get enough of this surprise. It's highly viscous darkness can be considered thick and oily to the eye. A seriously dense coat of foam tops the beer with a spongy texture that seems as dense as the beer itself. Its onyx-like sheen suggests clarity despite its opaque ominous pour.
Surprisingly, hops command the initial aromas with bright and zesty citrus, coupled with pine needles and fresh-mowed grass. Lurking closely behind the stern scent of French-press coffee, nuts, and chocolate. Buried deep with in the scent is the hearty sweet aroma of caramel and heavy whipping cream type of malt character.
Rich and creamy taste of malts kick off the taste- Smooth cold-pressed coffee taste is boldly roasted and link up with bittersweet chocolates, roasted walnut, and burnt toast. The long middle palate allows the char to settle and the creamy sweetness of caramel and whipped cream to grow. It buffers the char from the hops to come. Finishing with resinous hop bitterness, the hops resist balance in taste but crisply bitters the beer to finish.
Very full in texture, the beer's creamy carbonation and residual sweetness keeps the beer structurally sound until very deep in the taste where the malts fade, the carbonation recedes, and the alcohol rises to assist the hops with a malty-dry closure.
Diesel is a fortified American Stout that has absolutely no problem placing hops in the forefront. Even though there may seem to be two beers living in this imperial can, its schizophrenic demeanor works in this case.
03-14-2013 16:48:49 | More by BEERchitect
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
01-15-2012 01:43:39 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-29-2012 00:45:43 | More by kjkinsey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-13-2013 00:01:49 | More by Texasfan549
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
03-09-2013 23:54:01 | More by spycow
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
A: half finger head on a deep brown black body with some light getting though. nice lacing.
S: aroma is light and mostly is of roasted malt and some espresso. hint of vanilla sweetness.
T: this one has that buttery aceytl note to me. popcorn corn butter really. The roasted malts come in and out with the buttery notes distracting from the other flavors. sweetness from mild chocolate and toffee.
M: medium body for the style and light carbonation.
Overall: My taste buds really pick up buttery notes in stouts which ruins some of them for me. This one isnt overly buttery but I dont like that its there.
09-11-2012 03:14:18 | More by kylehay2004
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
This poured out as a dark brown color with a tan colored head on top. The smell of the beer has a much larger amount of hops on the nose than I expected. The aromas of roasted malts are in there as well but the hops are much stronger. The taste of the of beer reminded me more of a Black IPA than a stout. I found it to be pretty appealing to me since I don't mind hoppy beers. The mouthfeel was a little bitey with a sharpness to it from the hops. Overall this beer was pretty good I thought, I could go for some more sometime for sure. I'd say it's worth trying.
01-19-2012 22:03:49 | More by Knapp85
2.48/5 rDev -34.7%
Served in a Gale Sayers shaker pint glass.
Thanks to Trexxpaxxs for this can!
Reviewed blind as part of Blind BIF 6. It pours a vaguely translucent garnet-brown (very dark) topped by about a finger (give or take) of dusty tan foam. The initial whiff from the can, pre-pour, was loaded with resin-y hops, but the more I sniff this thing the less I get any hops at all. Now things consist of light maple syrup, Belgian candi sugar, a touch of cola, and a little bit of cocoa. It's almost porter-like, but with a vague spiciness I can't put my finger on. With the taste, things go back to bitter, and then some: It's like a melange of bitter coffee, tea leaves, and resin-y hops. The backdrop of intensely mild maltiness (yeah, it's vague, but so's the flavor in this case...) is always there, but easily forgotten. I have to say I am perplexed, challenged by this beer... The body is a light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a slightly oily, almost near-chewy feel at some points. Overall, I can't say I enjoyed this beer very much. The hops seem to o'erwhelm everything else most of the time, but the inherent clash cuts their effectiveness, making them come across warped somehow. And then, in the end, there is almost no semblance of stout to be tasted. Just not my cup o' tea.
12-26-2011 03:37:36 | More by TMoney2591
4/5 rDev +5.3%
Dark brown pour, appears black in the glass with a reddish glint in the light. Sticky halo of tan lace, creamy head of foam that has some lasting power.
Chocolatey aroma, light coffee, light piney hops.
Smooth and medium bodied, creamy feel, ample hop bitterness, green and pine laden. Lightly roasty, mint and ashy wisps of char, not sweet, finishes dry. Pretty nice rendition of a Black IPA, or hoppy Stout, depending who you ask.
12-16-2012 02:31:42 | More by emerge077
4.1/5 rDev +7.9%
Sixpoint "Diesel"
Appearance: Black in the glass beneath a creamy head of yellowed tan. Good head retention; better lacing that leaves torn-up sheets of lace about the glass.
Aroma: Light roast, a touch of caramel, some chocolate and subtly smokey.
Flavor: Rich and full with loads of burnt roastiness, coffee, chocolate, and caramel (light and dark). There's also some woody, earthy, and leafy character that's probably due to the hops. Solid bitterness and a light touch of dark malt acidity balance it out; and the alcohol makes a shadowy appearance as well.
Mouthfeel: Medium-light in body and gently bristling on the tongue.
Overall: "Bitch slap" in a glass - direct and immediately confrontational. A full-throttle, take-no-prisoners stout. It never goes over the edge, however, and as it warms it opens to become a bit more relaxed and more complex. Very nicely done, and certainly worth trying.
01-24-2012 14:52:49 | More by NeroFiddled
4.22/5 rDev +11.1%
Pours almost opaque with a small amount of light coming through and givign a ruby edge. Nose is slight malts and a very faint touch of chocolate (very faint). Flavor is robust and thick with malts. Not really much else going on besides that, but it stays on for a while and stays smooth. Feel is smooth and silken on the tongue with a decent amount of bubble. Overall a smooth stout. Nothing wild or crazy, but stays smooth and even and worth the shot.
12-31-2007 06:10:58 | More by RblWthACoz
Rhode Island
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
On-tap 12/17/2011 at Track 84, in Warwick, RI served in a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a dark reddish brown color with a short dense off-white head that fades very slowly and leaves a very thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains roasted malts, chocolate, dark fruit and some hops.
T: The taste starts out sweet with flavors of milk chocolate and dark fruit.\ followed by a hearty roasted malt character. The hops presence is mild but complementary and brings a good balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet.
M: Crisp and smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
O: Tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, decent kick, good representation of style, this is a nice stout to drink for a while.
12-18-2011 21:55:58 | More by TheManiacalOne
4.33/5 rDev +13.9%
A - Pours with one finger of off white foam on top of a completely black body. The foam settles fairly rapidly and leaves good lace in its wake.
S - Rich, dark chocolate with smoke and espresso.
T - Nutty carmel up front with smoky espressos. More of the same in the middle with a finish of unsweetened chocolate, caraway seeds, and coffee.
M - Medium body, moderate carbonation, and a dry finish.
D - Very good, it isn't overly complex, but it has a great combination of dry, roasted malt favors that make for an excellent American stout.
09-11-2012 03:14:51 | More by nickfl
4.38/5 rDev +15.3%
16oz tall boy, freshness date on the bottom of the can. That is one sexy looking can!
LOOK: Tall crown of tan lace, a few shades away from total blackness.
SMELL: Roasty, chocolate, soft spruce, yeast, molasses, mild charcoal, caramelized raisins, chocolate mint, orange pith
TASTE: Smooth, creamy, charcoal, brown malt, bread crust, dried hay, yeast, baked apples, faint mint, warming alcohol, kiss of orange zest, evergreen, drying finish
Really fresh tasting, a stout that took a path less traveled as well. The roastiness matches the hoppiness which matches the sweetness, one would say balanced but that is not saying enough. From all of that it lands firmly on the palate and demands that it is drinkable ... which it is.
02-09-2012 03:52:33 | More by Jason
West Virginia
4.13/5 rDev +8.7%
Got a case for 36 dollars definitely worth the asking price, and than some...this is one hoppy stout. Possibly brewed before the Black IPA craze hit the country. Tall boy 16 ounce cans pouring proper into a nice bowl shaped chalice I had clean. Pours pitch black like you guessed it...Diesel oil. Anyways it does have a super smooth velvet texture going on one you look at the deep dark tan head forming thick above the rim of your glass. Fine thickets of layered lacing form as the glass dwindles. Arom has dark roasted malts with hints of dark chocolate and a hint of masked coffee, what is the coffee maked by? What could possibly cover up the dark roasted malt nose? The boat loads of fresh vinous hops, in this case a nice blend of pine/herbal hops jump out of the glass and the can reads 69 IBU, 6.3% abv, and 35 SRM. Underlying the hops and obvious dark roasted malts is a bunch of caramelized malt sugars peaking through with a toasted marshmallow experience that really ties everything together to smell that. Flavors meld nice even though it brings the hop bitterness, dark roasted malt bitter dark chocolate in the roasted malt profile with a forest of green almost minty pine going on, I think it's drinking great and definitely is easy to finish like most of the Sixpoint canned offerings I've had. Carbonation is ample tickles the back of the throat, medium to fuller bodied stout with a slick layer of fresh hop oils. I don't regret the case purchase I don't picture myself getting tired of this beer anytime soon, cheers to beer!
12-06-2011 02:08:48 | More by WVbeergeek
2.83/5 rDev -25.5%
16 oz can into a pint glass.
Pours a deep brown/near black, with several fingers of thick mocha head. This retains with a frothy ½ finger, which soaps the sides of the glass with a thick sticky coating of lace. The aroma has a LOT of fresh green citrus at the forefront of this (which has a bit of a raw earthy edge to it), with floral and herbal tones coming in off the sides. There is a malt presence here of light coffee and chocolate flavors towards the back of the nose but they are really crammed towards the rear by those hops.
The taste is mostly all hops, with green citrus flavor the whole way through this that spreads a raw grassy feel out into the mouth and lays a harsh feeling bitter pithiness down on the tongue. This does abate some as things warm up but it never leaves and really isn't all that pleasant. Like the nose, the malts here are pushed to the rear of the profile, with very light notes of coffee, chocolate, and caramel. There honestly just really isn't enough here to leave much of an impression on me, except maybe just a touch of a dry roasted feel that hangs in a finish that is mostly all raw aggressive bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium to fuller bodied and crisp on the edges, before pulling together into more of a smooth creaminess across the tongue. The ABV is actually pretty well hid here, with just some light warmth present that hangs on the tongue. This is definitely the highlight of the beer.
Like other reviewers have said, this comes off to me more like a Black IPA or a super hoppy American Porter and not a very good one at that. Certainly not even close to the draft version of this beer that I had a while back. Raw bitter hops just dominate this to an unhealthy degree and I struggled to get through even a 1/3 of this can. This is another weak canned effort in a series of them from Sixpoint.
01-04-2012 20:30:45 | More by Kegatron
4.05/5 rDev +6.6%
Can poured into a DFH signature glass. At the time of this review, this is the #27 beer on the Top Beers - American Stout list on beeradvocate.com.
Beer is black with a huge head of small and medium sized tan bubbles, lots of lacing, moderate carbonation. At first the head is huge, half the glass, but it settles down rather quickly into a half finger head. Decent retention from now on.
Aroma is surprisingly hoppy, sweet, nice. Mild roast, some earthiness, pine resin hops. Overall a nice aroma.
Beer is surprsingly light in body, mildly dry on the finish, the overall beer is good, minimal sweetness up front, minimal bitterness at the back a mild brown sugar taste in the middle. Interesting overall. I do enjoy it and I would have it again.
11-27-2011 02:13:27 | More by drabmuh
3.48/5 rDev -8.4%
thanks to tenderbranson69 for sharing this with me -enjoyed chilled from a tulip pint.
The color is deep brown like dark roast coffee with a tan cap that holds well and has micro sized bead with substantial lace sticking. The smell is sweet -like unfermented wort with a lot of hop aroma - very floral and slight coffee accent in the malt dept. There is a subtle caramel malt element present in the nose which is like dark fruit.
The feel is ok, but so bitter it comes off as a black IPA, the malt is really hidden behind the intense hop texture which has a high acidity level enhanced by the intense carbonation and astringent aspect with slight metallic combo that brings the high bitterness forward on the palate. The sweetness is there, but kind of lurking in the shadows.
The flavor has a slight molasses taste which is tangy with a light lemon rind accent and burnt toast flavor. I get a slight peppery taste from all the carbonic acid - I actually got indigestion from how gassy it is with a nice light floral residual hop flavor and more light sugary tinges as the stout is swallowed which is the only really indication of malt in the taste. I get the idea of hoppy stouts, but to me this isn't a good stout - it is a black IPA with some caramel malt. I don't think this very drinkable for the style the brewer intended it to be. I prefer a stout that is not as overhopped. I think it is still a decent beer if you are a hop fan, but it is a black ipa in stout clothing to me.
12-22-2011 17:22:57 | More by Slatetank
4.08/5 rDev +7.4%
Tap at Armsby Abbey
Big fluffy head of 2-3 fingers, big messy lacing, sort dark almost pitch black color.
Nose light cocoa powder, roasted malts, chocolate malts, oats, light earthy and slight grassy hops, light caramel and vanilla, light fluffy malts, creamy.
Taste roasted malts, light cocoa, choc milk, bitter charred malts, light vanilla and slight caramel, lighter bodied and malts though, but fluffy, some earthy light spicy and grassy hops and fairly bitter. Finishes a bit more bitter with earthy spicy hops, light caramel and darker roasty malts, touch of vanilla, drier finish too.
Mouth is med bodied but feels a bit light overall, creamy, decent carb.
Overall some great flavors, nice hops but a bit heavy in hops and light in body but great malt flavors.
05-28-2011 04:13:33 | More by jlindros
4.19/5 rDev +10.3%
I thought this was outstanding, as much of a brown ale as it is a stout in a lot of ways. pours a muted chocolate brown color, almost dusty looking, paler, and fairly full bodied. the head is off white and rising, decent retention. I love the nose, its a perfect mix of coffee and chocolate, subtle on both counts, but extremely well balanced. the flavor take this balance even further, I think the oatmeal is the perfect equalizer between chocolate and coffee, it works well with both and brings the whole thing to life. I wish this was available here all the time because I would be on it for sure. ashy sweet finish, just right. mellow carbonation and a full body makes this feel real velvety going down. an exceptional brew overall. in a lot of ways too drinkable to be a stout, but perhaps too rich and full bodied to be a brown ale. it sort of blurs the line of distinction, but im happy with this undefinable brew.
04-07-2013 18:08:30 | More by StonedTrippin
Diesel from Sixpoint Brewery
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The Longest Journey (Windows)
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100 point score based on reviews from various critics.
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SummaryStill conservative in gameplay, but story and content get a whole new dimension here
The GoodWhen "The Longest Journey" appeared on the scene, it was quickly proclaimed one of the best adventure games ever, and was frequently used by adventure fans as an argument against those who condemned the genre to death. So, is it really that good? And, more importantly, can it save the adventure genre?
The first question is easy to answer: yes, it is indeed a very good and even a great game. But I'm not sure if it can bring a revival to the genre, mostly because gameplay-wise, it still clings firmly to the rules of classical adventure.
"The Longest Journey" is rich and innovative when it comes to setting, content, main creative ideas, and plot. However, its gameplay is still far from being original, and the biggest problem of modern adventures - how to create puzzles that would be realistic, challenging enough, but not frustrating - remain unsolved in this game.
This adventure-saving issue aside, "The Longest Journey" is a fantastic game and is particularly attractive for those who appreciate creativity, story, content, and style in video games. "The Longest Journey" introduces a new story genre to adventure games: philosophical epic. Grim Fandango was close to doing this, but "The Longest Journey" is the true pioneer mainly because it contains no traces of parody and satire, and is absolutely serious in its attempt to build a huge, engrossing story that is profound and complex enough to be used in a console-style RPG. Adventure games simply didn't have such stories before. Philosophical reflections about good and evil, conflict between magic and technology, the concept of "balance", presence of characters with mysterious backgrounds, elements of fairy tale, enormous size, changing of locations - all those are rather attributes of a modern Final Fantasy-like game than of traditional puzzle-solving adventure. "The Longest Journey" did a great job in making a true epic out of an adventure game.
The game is partly set in a futuristic big city, and partly in a medieval fantasy-like world. It can be described as a philosophical fairy tale, science fiction, or fantasy. At the same time, the game world is so precisely described, that you can't help becoming totally immersed in it; the highly detailed characterization makes you feel this is a totally realistic game. The personality of the heroine, April Ryan, is wonderfully developed; her vision of the world, her emotions and ideas are ever-present throughout the whole game, so that it becomes interesting just to hear what she has to say about the objects and the people she sees.
The central idea of "The Longest Journey", the conflict between science and magic, is perhaps not very original, but it is enough to present a very unusual setting and to interest the player. The concept of letting a normal, ordinary girl to catch a glimpse of a world she had no idea about, to make her gradually realize her own importance, the meaning of her existence and her destination, and learn the truth about the world works wonderfully. Just like April Ryan, you discover a totally new world, and are surprised at everything you see. Since the larger part of the game is set in the "other" world, the feeling of magic and exploration of the unknown is unparalleled in any other adventure game. The game has a rich atmosphere, and the sheer imagination of the designers in creating the strange and appealing game world is very impressive.
"The Longest Journey" is indeed very long. But more important that the actual size of the game is the amount of various locations you'll have to visit and explore. The game is truly a journey, a journey through the world of fantasy, full of memorable encounters and places. "The Longest Journey" is a game that puts exploration as highly as it is only possible for an adventure game. Its gameplay suffers from lack of coherent and original puzzle system, but it is free from a popular plague of adventures - backtracking. So many adventures just let you aimlessly wander around the same small location, trying to figure out which puzzle to solve next and how to find the item you are missing. "The Longest Journey", on the contrary, is composed of small sections, each fairly independent, and once you've completed your mission in one location, you are being transferred to another. There is no one great task that you receive in the beginning and then spend the whole game solving smaller puzzles to accomplish it. Such system would have worked well in a comic adventure where story is not very important, but it would have ruined a story-driven game like "The Longest Journey", and the designers wisely rejected it.
"The Longest Journey" also looks very good, with wonderful pre-rendered backgrounds and nicely made 3D characters. There are also several excellent video sequences, that help to advance the story, to conclude a small section and to start a new one.
The BadWhat prevents "The Longest Journey" from being really perfect is its gameplay-related problems. Of course, this gameplay will probably receive no complaints from die-hard fans of classical puzzle-solving adventure. But objectively speaking, the gameplay of "The Longest Journey" is hopelessly outdated. What's worse, it doesn't really fit the game's ambiance and story. Most puzzles are taken directly from classic comedy adventures of the past, and it is needless to say they are entirely out of place in this totally serious game, which is by no means a comedy. Unrealistic and unoriginal, the puzzles of "The Longest Journey" are way behind the rest of the game.
Except puzzles, the game is mainly based on dialogues. Sadly, the dialogues also have noticeable flaws: they are too long, not original enough, and serve mostly as containers of background information necessary to understand the game's complex story. As a side note, there are no close-ups on character faces during dialogues, so you'll have to spend quite a long time just reading and clicking on appropriate answers, without having the feeling of really participating in a conversation. I also found the branching dialogue system inappropriate for the game. It was used before either to allow the player to make choices which would influence the game, or to bring in an additional element of comedy. Since you can't die or get stuck in "The Longest Journey", and its story development is strictly linear, the first option is not a question; on the other hand, the game is anything but a comedy, and the dialogue choices are anyway not funny and weren't supposed to be so. In short, there is no point in them. In any case you'd have to choose all dialogue possibilities in order to get the information you need.
Due to those flaws, the game lacks suspense, and its gameplay is not flowing and natural enough. Fortunately, most puzzles aren't very tough, so the majority of the players will probably regard them as a minor obstacle. But the fact the game didn't really do anything new in this department, and preferred to stick blindly to traditions, is one of the reasons why it couldn't revive the genre single-handedly. With a more involving and fresh gameplay, "The Longest Journey" could have become a revolution in the genre.
The Bottom Line"The Longest Journey" is the conclusion of classical adventure genre, but at the same times it opens new ways for it. Even though its gameplay still couldn't release itself from the grip of tradition, its epic scope, philosophical story, lyricism, and detailed characterization are certainly innovative enough, and indicate the tendency of modern adventures to abandon the clichés of the past and to become closer to other genres, particularly RPGs. "The Longest Journey" is perhaps not the adventure-savior we expected it to be, but it is a great game and a proof adventure genre is not yet dead.
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While The Weather Column does its best to avoid clichés like the plague, occasionally we find the need to resort to a time-tested phrase to express our feelings about current climatological conditions.
Which is why we are going to kick things off today by telling you that, in our expert opinion, we are "over the hump" when it comes to winter.
Pardon us for mixing our metaphors, but what we are trying to say is when it comes to winter weather, we have "rounded the clubhouse turn" and are now "playing the back nine," so to speak.
Get ready to jump for joy and slather yourself with suntan lotion, Winnipeg, because it would appear the Winter That Wouldn't Die is slowly dragging its slushy corpse offstage.
We say this because, according to Environment Canada, we are about to enjoy a stretch of mild weather, with normal or above-normal temperatures and -- this may be frightening for some of you -- frequent sightings of a giant fiery orb known in astronomical circles as "the sun."
Today, for instance, the forecast calls for a mix of sun and cloud along with a balmy high of -5 C, which is one entire degree above the normal high of -6 C at this time of year. On Sunday, expect a few more clouds and a high of -6 C.
But if you visit the weather office's website, what you will find there above the forecast high temperatures for the rest of the week are extremely cute little cartoon-style suns stretching all the way to Thursday.
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On Monday, the high should hit -3 C, which is almost like living in some tropical paradise, such as Sudbury or even Moose Jaw.
What this means, Winnipeg, is the time has come to get off the couch, head outside and shake your fists at the skies, because once again you have survived the worst Mother Nature can throw at you. Then, you should immediately run back inside and hide, because Mother Nature can be very spiteful.
Remember, this is the final weekend to enjoy fiddle music, beard-growing, sleigh rides, snow sculptures and maple taffy at the 44th annual Festival du Voyageur at Fort Gibraltar. Day passes are $8 to $15. As if that wasn't enough frolicking, on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. on the River Trail at The Forks, the festival is presenting a Family Rendez-vous featuring games, activities, adventure and a lot more.
At this point, you'll need a short nap to refresh yourselves before crawling down to the convention centre today and Sunday for the eighth annual Winnipeg Baby & Kids Show, a gigantic event for expectant parents and young families.
We're talking the latest in products and fashions for tiny human beings, along with special play zones for babies and older kids. If you're lucky, you may even get to meet Franklin the Turtle. I hear he's really coming out of his shell.
On Sunday, you'll want to toddle back to The Forks for Snow Jam, the city's only urban snowboarding competition for men and women. Open practices start at 9 a.m. and the competition begins at 1 p.m.
So get out there and break the icy grip of winter, Winnipeg. Do it without resorting to cheap clichés. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it, because every cloud has a silver lining.
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W&J Piano Program SaleThe Washington & Jefferson College Department of Music receives an annual loan of new Kawai pianos for our education, practice and performance needs. These pianos are provided at no charge to us. Having these pianos in our facility is essential to providing a proper learning experience for our students.
Nate Bellhy '15 Proud Member of a W&J FamilyNate Bellhy '15. of McDonald, Pa., is part of a proud family of Washington & Jefferson College Presidents. His older brother Zach graduated in 2013, his sister Beka is a member of the class of 2016 and his sister Rachel will be a freshman this fall.
Walter Flamenbaum, M.D., '62 to receive the Distinguished Service AwardWalter Flamenbaum, M.D., '62 accredits his experiences at Washington & Jefferson College for making him the person he is today. Flamenbaum shows his appreciation for W&J as a dedicated volunteer, impacting the lives of dozens of students and alumni. For his unparalleled loyalty and service to the College, Flamenbaum is being honored as the 2014 Distinguished Service Award recipient.
Ronald Valdiserri, M.D., '73 to receive the Alumni Award for AchievementRonald O. Valdiserri, M.D., '73 was appointed as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Infectious Diseases, in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in 2010. Working closely with the White House, his office oversees national strategies to improve health outcomes for Americans living with HIV, viral hepatitis and other infectious diseases of public health significance. His contributions to the field of public health have been recognized by a number of awards including two Presidential Rank Awards of Meritorious Executives (2000 and 2006).
Kelly Dzumela George, Ph.D., '00 to receive the Outstanding Young Alumni AwardKelly Dzumela George, Ph.D., '00 is an Associate Principal Chemist at L'Oreal USA's Research & Innovation Skin Care Development Laboratories in Clark, New Jersey, where she currently leads Innovation and Development projects for the Clarisonic brand. George was selected as a L'Oreal USA Research & Innovation Spokesperson in 2014. For the dedication and passion she gives to her field, George is being recognized with the 2014 Outstanding Young Alumni Award.
Forging Ties Between W&J and Japan: Edward Greb, Ph.D.Edward Greb, Ph.D., professor of sociology, has dedicated his 38 years of service at Washington & Jefferson College to more than the classroom. He has fostered an international exchange, cross-cultural education and bonds between W&J and the Samukawa International Exchange Association in Japan.
An Appetite for Knowledge: Mei-Yu YangMei-Yu Yang, adjunct professor of Chinese, has taught elementary, intermediate and advanced Chinese to dozens of students often through unique means; Yang has hosted Chinese cooking classes for the past two years.
Professor and Lifetime Learner: Robert Vande Kappelle, Ph.D.When you walk into the office of Robert Vande Kappelle, Ph.D., professor of religious studies and College Chaplain, you can immediately tell what his passions in life are. The self-identified lifelong learner has books lining the shelves from a variety of authors, topics, and years. "I have had fun every day; Thinking, reading and writing is my spirituality," said Vande Kappelle.
Robert Dodge, Ph.D.: A Staple of the W&J EducationThroughout his 44 year career at Washington & Jefferson College, Robert Dodge, Ph.D., professor of history, has become an icon to the generations of students he has taught. When his name is mentioned in conversation, an image of Dodge, in his suit and tie, standing in front of a chalkboard in Old Main often comes to mind. His students immediately reminisce of his in-depth lectures and his difficult blue book exams. Luckily, students never had to wait too long after an exam to receive their grade.
Richard Easton: A Lifelong Member of the W&J FamilyWhen asked what Washington & Jefferson College has meant to him, Richard Easton, professor of English, has a one word answer: family. "I have my three children and my W&J children," said Easton. "They are the wind beneath my wings."
Jenna Hackenberg '14 Grateful for ScholarshipWithout the scholarship I received, I wouldn't have been able to attend W&J. It's as simple as that. Whether it was late nights studying with my close friends, exciting travel experiences with people who quickly became great friends, or times when professors have gone the extra mile, it is the people at W&J who have made my experiences possible.
Frank Galizia, Jr., '14 Shares His W&J StoryAfter my first introductory psychology class, I was a shy, nervous student who really kept to himself and was scared as to what to expect from W&J. I have joined various organizations throughout my journey at W&J, including the Asian Cultural Association, the Chinese Club, the International Club, Student Activities Board, and several academic honors organizations. I also have been afforded the opportunity to study abroad at Lingnan University in Hong Kong. All of these experiences have helped to transform me into the more confident, outgoing individual that I am today. I continue to appreciate all of the experiences, skills, and countless opportunities W&J has provided me.
Your Support Made it Possible for Natalie Gill '16 to Travel AbroadThe concept of a liberal arts education is what made me choose W&J, and I am fortunate to be able to do well in the classroom while partaking in a plethora of exciting activities on campus. I spent a month last summer in Ireland, England, and France completing my first Magellan Project on American versus European presumptions about today's rising generation of leaders. During my time abroad, I was forced to mature in independence and learn valuable life skills that I will use for years to come. This life changing experience for me has been made possible through generous alumni donations. They also contribute to the fund by providing housing for traveling students all over the world, as well as setting up internships and interviews for various projects.
Brandon Rauch '14 Shares Thanks for Your SupportAs I enter my second semester senior year, I have to take a second to reflect on my past four years at Washington & Jefferson College. As a German and music double major, they have been four tremendously eventful years. All of my time and adventures on this campus have been supported greatly by generous friends, professors, administration, and alumni. For that, I am eternally grateful.
Alumni Celebrate Their W&J Love StoriesDuring your time at Washington & Jefferson College, you were challenged in the classroom, experienced one-of-a-kind travel opportunities, and created lifelong friendships and bonds. For some, you also met that special someone. In honor of Valentine's Day, we celebrate the love found at W&J by sharing some of your love stories.
The Benic Brothers Photograph Presidential InaugurationsWhen brothers Tom Benic '67 and Pat Benic '70 were students at Washington & Jefferson College, photos of them could be found in the Red & Black as well as local newspapers regularly for their success on the wrestling mat. Now, the two brothers are behind the lens, documenting some of the most important moments in history, including the past two presidential inaugurations.


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Personally, I base my opinions on seeing horses jump and on show results, thanks. :) Don't most people?
Viney's point (and it's been made on this forum many times) is that the best jumpers are a...
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1)I don't even know why I am bothering to type an answer, but here goes. Strict gun laws prevent people from making spur of the moment gun PURCHASES, and would make them less readily available.
So we're supposed to run around and start wars everywhere? After all, Iraq turned out so well. Maybe we could start WW III!
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Sometimes those labels fit, like it or not.
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What would make you happy, G? A different reality? People have already quoted (gasp!) statistics, many of them raw numbers, also already noted.
Everyone has their prejudices to fight against but most decent people try not to embrace them as virtues.
Well, I have. People on here have actually posted on here that people who voted for Obama are racist, that people voted for him because he's black. Someone tried to insinuate I'm racist because I...
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My sense of humor is fine, thanks. Maybe if I was 12 I'd get the humor on...
Actually, suicides are often a spur of the moment thing and yes, not having easy access to guns could save a lot of lives. Your relatives look like a perfect example of that. Of course they were...
MMorgan, I got news. You ain't funny. Just insulting and like to think you're clever by frequently saying, "A wise man once said...". :rolleyes: Btw, how old are you?
Wirt was never funny either,...
You mean like this? http://gifrific.com/obama-skateboarding-his-way-on-stage/
I didn't know Wirt ever had a sense of humor. Thanks Obama.
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Lizzie Dearden, Senior reporter
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
If you woke up on Monday to find your car covered in brown dirt, you're not alone.
Saharan dust whipped up by stormy weather in north west Africa incredibly found its way on to cars across Redbridge.
Southerly winds have caused the phenomenon, which according to the Met Office happens a few times a year.
A spokesman for the forecasters confirmed the dust, which stands out on shiny surfaces as a thin film or muddy blotches, would be seen in London.
"This is something that happens a fair few times a year," he added.
"We see dust from the Sahara whipped up by stormy winds, carried by the clouds and dropped when it rains."
Many residents took pictures of the unexpected muck on their cars and windows.
On Facebook, Suzanne Batey said it had covered her husband's car in Ilford.
She wrote: "I wondered what it was, thought I'd been in a mud storm.
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The dust triggered a smog warning for Tuesday and Wednesday in the capital as it contributed to pollution levels.
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Release Date:
October 24, 2008 (limited)
Studio: Columbia Pictures (Sony)
Director: Rodrigo Garcia
Screenwriter: Ronnie Christensen
Starring: Anne Hathaway, Patrick Wilson, David Morse, Andre Braugher, Clea DuVall, Dianne Wiest
Genre: Thriller
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for thematic elements including some scary images, and sensuality)
Official Website: ThePassengersmovie.com
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Plot Summary: After a plane crash, a young therapist, Claire (Anne Hathaway), is assigned by her mentor (Andre Braugher) to counsel the flight's five survivors. When they share their recollections of the incident � which some say include an explosion that the airline claims never happened � Claire is intrigued by Eric (Patrick Wilson), the most secretive of the passengers. Just as Claire's professional relationship with Eric � despite her better judgment � blossoms into a romance, the survivors begin to disappear mysteriously, one by one. Claire suspects that Eric may hold all the answers and becomes determined to uncover the truth, no matter the consequences.
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