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Gudeløs - Bryggeriet Djævlebryg ApS
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4.78/5 rDev +14.9%
Poured from a 22 oz bottle into a Duvel tulip.
A-Pours midnight black with a small, frothy, toffee-colored milkshake-like head. Lovely.
S-Big wafts of dark fruits, grap/raspberry/cherry, roasted coffee and sugars. Reminds me of a nice mocha with some fruit on top.
T-Roasted coffee, lots of sugar and booze wake up your palate, very long and complex development from coffee to sweet cherries to smoky tobacco bitterness. A ton of flavor here without being overwhelming.
M-Thick, very similar to a milkshake, very smooth. Everything I love in a great chocolate IS.
O-4.75/5, one of the best I've had of the style to date.
06-14-2012 01:45:22 | More by DersOne
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
06-13-2012 12:33:16 | More by TonyTalon
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
The backstory is almost as interesting as the beer itself.
Pours a dark as fucking night with a muddy brown head into my glass. Wow. This is packing something.
Cream and roasted coffee engulf the olfactory gland with nary a touch of cocoa.
Lots of roasted coffee, cocoa and dark fruit on the tongue. Lots of old school imperial stout goodness with a good balance between the roasty and the creamy.
Mouthfeel is a reflection of all flavors but the carbonation is toned down (room temperature influence?) and that makes a big difference. Very creamy here.
I love this example of the style. It tastes more balanced at this stage. I can't quite tell how old it is but at the ABV, it aged well.
06-11-2012 14:45:06 | More by Brad007
4.15/5 rDev -0.2%
Thanks to Ben for sharing, a really interesting RIS I've never heard of before.
Light fluffy creamy mocha head, hint of lacing, pitch black color bit of yeast chunks.
Nose is plenty of roast, dark malts, tons of dark chocolate, light fluffy nougat, plenty of caramel, no burnt, creamy milk choc.
Taste starts with more chocolate, malted milk ball, creamy, milk chocolate, fluffy nougat, caramel galore, even hint of brown sugar, nice bakers and dark chocolate, cocoa nibs, chewy, light bitterness. Finish is semi sweet lots of dark creamy chocolate, dark biter choc, light caramel lingering.
Mouth is nice, fluffy creamy, thick, chewy, no real booze, nice carb.
Overall quite nice, nice fluffy malts, dark and tasty, dark choc, no real booze, very tasty and fairly drinkable.
05-26-2012 02:59:14 | More by jlindros
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
Just so you know, a whole $0.18 cents of the money you spent on this beer will be donated to the Danish Atheist Society. Give me a break already. Any beer that's heavily promoting a defined religious agenda is bringing too much of the shit in the mix that I drink good beer in order to get away from. It's inflammatory, idiotic, and pointless. At least in a fruitful sense. And if it were supposed to be promoting allowing people not to believe in God, why exactly is this the Devil's Brewery? Soooo...we don't believe in God, but we're going to promote the Devil? God damn, this just sounds so contrived and stupid. I don't want any religion mixed in with my craft beer. This is partially my escape from the taxing realities of the world. Don't be bringing it to me on my free time. (That being said; I don't care how good the beer is, I'll never buy it again.)
So, on to how good the beer is. It's very good. Saying it's smooth is doing it a disservice. It's extremely smooth. Really excellent chocolate malty tones. This beer seems well balanced on numerous aspects. The carbonation is mildly high, but it all still comes together beautifully. This is an easy drinking imperial stout, which sounds like it might be a deadly concoction, considering the style. Overall, it's pretty smooth and a good beer.
05-09-2012 05:30:26 | More by RblWthACoz
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
04-18-2012 13:55:59 | More by Auror
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
04-17-2012 18:06:08 | More by polishkaz
4/5 rDev -3.8%
04-02-2012 19:02:47 | More by C63AMG
4.05/5 rDev -2.6%
First had: on tap at Teresa's, Wayne, PA
Served in a tulip glass, a sinister brown-black with a half inch of frothy mocha head that retained well; moderate lacing. Aroma was roast-heavy, dark malts and dark chocolate. Taste was likewise quite roasty, but smooth and velvety, and very low in bitterness, sweet notes of dark chocolate. Nice full body, smooth, with the lack of loads and loads of bitterness making a very easy drinker, and additionally, very little heat detectable for a beer with a higher ABV. Very nice overall, and I'm sure God loves it.
03-19-2012 11:25:20 | More by Rifugium
4/5 rDev -3.8%
03-14-2012 00:02:32 | More by Ultraman9000
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
Poured into a Swiss wine snifter.
A gentle pour yields an uncontrollable 4 fingers of brown head that rises like a mountain out of my glass, at least an additional two fingers. The body is pitch black.
When I sniff the tower of foam that is rising from my glass it smells like a piece of high quality very dark chocolate dipped in dark roast coffee. The darkness is almost to the level of smoke, but stops there. A bit of dark tree bark and licorice appear as well.
Since the tower of foam rising from the glass is threatening to topple over and down the side onto my coffee table, I figure instead of my "first taste" being the beer it self I will take a mouthful of foam. Wow! Bitter, more so than I expected, but in a good way. The hops are clear and throw their weight like a champ. The chocolate, coffee, deeply roasted malt doesn't let it get away with stealing the show however- no they are very much in control. Wow, I must say this is a heavy hitting stout! the richness and depth of the darkness is quite outstanding. I think that this is better in flavor than many of the over-hyped American examples, and I would venture a guess that it is due to the presence of smoke in some part of the brewing process. The power of this flavor, its sharp bite and deep crevasses of dark roasty flavor overlayed with slightly sweet chocolate and espresso is truly impressive.
The mouthfeel is full of sharp bubbles. This is a very carbonated stout, much more than expected, but I can't complain because the flavor are so rich that they are not hindered by the excess bubbles. As I swirl out some of the carbonation the flavor evolve further, and the smoke continues to bloom with seductive sway.
Conclusion: This is one of the best stouts I have ever had, although I think it may fall closer to the Baltic Porter category in flavor. The hints of smoke, powerful roasted barley and significant dose of hops create a memorable and masterful brew. I would drink this over Deschutes Abyss any day.
03-13-2012 02:56:43 | More by allforbetterbeer
4/5 rDev -3.8%
02-28-2012 19:57:43 | More by JGuill
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3.5/5 rDev -15.9%
02-26-2012 13:02:16 | More by acurtis
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
02-26-2012 03:09:25 | More by oilersfan
4.23/5 rDev +1.7%
Poured into a Stone Brewery flute glass. Pours a very dark brown, appearing black. Thin light brown head with good retention, eventually dissipates into a ring around the glass with tenuous lacing. Aroma of dark and dried fruit, dark malt, somewhat oxidized. Complex flavor of dark fruit, sweet dark malts, chocolate, a hint of roastiness and oxidation. Somewhat sweet malty finish with nice neutral hops. Flavors well integrated. Medium bodied with some creaminess. A nicely made stout that was a pleasure to drink.
02-22-2012 05:45:52 | More by LiquidAmber
4.1/5 rDev -1.4%
I had this Imperial Stout on-tap at Sanctuary in a nonic pint.
Appearance- The two fingers of puffy and dense, sandy-foam has okay retention. The sheet lace, however, is thick and free of any gaps. The opaque, black body lets absolutely nothing through, quite a monster.
Smell- The nose is not quite as powerful. There are some sweet, dark fruit scents: figs and dates, along with minimal roast.
Taste- There are prominent notes of dark chocolate, some roast, and a boozy, sweet brandy. The palate gets a little mustier as the drink progresses, kind of brown sugar in flavor. The long finish has created a leathery roast and sweet booze character.
Mouth feel- This is about as perfect as Imperial Stouts get. It is incredibly thick and chewy. Yet it remains so smooth over the tongue. And the way it sticks to the chops makes the finish last forever.
Overall- This beer has a world class mouth feel, complex flavors that work well, but are too fruity sweet and smoky.
02-08-2012 02:50:17 | More by Pintofbrown
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
Classic northern European aroma with this black and opaque stout. Rich, dark fig and date scents waft up through the very thick, tan head. Licorice and dark, roasted grains also tease the nose.
The taste is sweet and rich with heavy roasted grains. The alcohol is noticeable without being overbearing. Bitterness melds with the dark fruit and grain sweetness. Very complex. Wonderful to let it dance around your tongue let the varied and nuanced flavors come about.
This is a classic tasting imperial stout on the higher end of the profile scale. Well worth checking out and highly recommended whether you're a godless heathen (like me) or want to praise Jesus (or Allah or who or whatever) for the Almighty's earthly bounty (read the bottle if I've lost you on this last sentence)!
01-30-2012 00:21:40 | More by beergoot
3.5/5 rDev -15.9%
01-17-2012 21:34:16 | More by KAF
4.11/5 rDev -1.2%
16.9oz bottle poured into a snifter.
Pours solid black with a big, light brown foam head. The head settles in as a thin, tan colored cap and leaves so nice, wispy lacing on the glass.
The nose starts with a hit of some nice dark chocolate. It's probably the most prominent aroma present, but nothing dominates here. There is some nice roastiness that comes through and provides a nice base for some sweetness, slightly sugary (maybe brown) and an even more subtle licorice note. Really nice nose with some different layers.
The taste matches the nose very closely. A nice dose of somewhat bitter but definitely dark chocolate. The roasted character is more pronounced and, like the nose, it provides a nice layer for some brown sugar, licorice and a touch of molasses to play off of. There is a nice, toffee like sweetness just before the finish, where the roasty notes return and provide a slight bitterness.
Bigger body with carbonation that is low, but becomes a bit prickly on the tongue as the beer warms. That being said, the beer is extremely smooth. Not a huge mouthfeel but definitely pretty big.
This is an excellent beer. Big, bold flavors and aromas, some complexity and a nice big mouthfeel. There real isn't much more you can ask for in a stout. It's not the biggest or the best but it is really, really solid. Very balanced and a nice change from the bigger stouts that lean on one or two characteristics.
01-06-2012 01:21:01 | More by ms11781
3.78/5 rDev -9.1%
A double stout, black as night, not much in the way of a tan head, say maybe around 1/6th", didn't do anything beyond a smattering of lace here and there, far from uniform lace.
Bitter dark coffee and chocolate, neither overwhelming but substantial enough to warrant an early mention. Some weird Swedish dark fish candy fruitiness, some of the tobacco leatheryness with a little bit of ash to it. Might as well throw a little bit of licorice in there to even this all out.
A pretty decent stout and relatively easy to drink at this abv. It's not cheap though, and it never seems to have a predictable time when its around. Nonetheless, there's worse selections you can make.
Neat story about the athiest society on the label. Ironically, this beer isn't quite heavenly, but it is decent and worth a look, I just don't think I'll be converting anytime soon.
01-02-2012 07:34:31 | More by Beerandraiderfan
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4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
From a 500 ml brown bottle. Massive head development on the pour, a solid foamy mocha coloured entity with amazing retentio that settles very slowly. It takes a few attempts and some patience to fill the glass. The body is deep pitch opaque black, faint almond nimbus when held to light. Thick patches of lacing left behind.
Rich cocoa, molasses and rummy raisins greet the nose, along with figs and a present alcohol warmth to round it out.
The first sip tricks the mind into thinking that this is dessert. A cross between lava cake, devil's food cake, and piece of high quality dark chocolate. Rich dark chocolate up front in the flavour, while notes of roasty and smoky malt, plus coffee rise up from behind that in the middle. Subtle plums, Concord grapes and black cherry also joins the party around that point, then finishing with a dry roasty char, woody and smoky notes lingering into the aftertaste along with some spicy and herbal hops.
Medium-full mouthfeel, Full silky slick texture,a bit oily at times, with low carbonation.
This RIS is a serious contender on several levels. Intense but not overwhelming, complex yet cohesive, and practically dessert on its own if you wish to serve it that way. Definitely worth going back for more, this is definitely a brewery to watch.
01-02-2012 07:12:41 | More by IronDjinn
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
Reviewing the Gudeløs from Bryggeriet Djævlebryg ApS (a brewery from Denmark).
Score: 94
9 oz tap pour served in a St. Benardus Watou snifter glass at the Lincoln Park beer geek bar The Local Option (located on the DePaul campus, more or less)
Appearance: Pours a 100% opaque, ink black color with two fingers of soapy mocha head that slowly settles into a thin layer. Amazing lacing. 4.5/5
Smell: Roasted chocolate and dark fruit. Some roasted coffee, lots of roasted malts. Caramel and light vanilla too. Burnt sugar, milk chocolate and hints of marshmallow. The aroma is loaded with chocolate 4.5/5
Taste: Roasted unsweetened chocolate throughout. Just tons and tons of roasted chocolate here. Some dark fruit and light caramel on the mid-palate. Some chewy raisins and fig on the mid-palate and in the finish. Lingering unsweetened bitter chocolate finish. 4.5/5
Mouthfeel: Full bodied with light-medium carbonation. Finish is extremely dry and bitter. This is very thick and viscous stout that coats the palate with chocolate flavors. 4.5/5
Overall: A top notch imperial stout. I recently traded for a couple of bottles of this European beer, and I can't wait to try this one again. I would not be surprised if I enjoyed this brew even more in a non-bar setting, where I can serve it at my preferred temperature without "environmental" aromatic distractions.
Recommendation: A must-try stout for both beer geeks and casual beer drinkers alike. All must revel in the chocolaty goodness.
Food pairings: Warm chocolate cake.
Cost: $9 for a 9 oz pour at the bar.
12-30-2011 22:01:14 | More by jegross2
4.13/5 rDev -0.7%
Pours black as night with a nice light mocha head. Slight bits of lace. Aroma is very toasty, roasty and malty. Slight char, nutty alcohol soaked fruits. The taste is a tad dark and fruity, with a big coffee finish. The middle comprises of big roast and toffee, char and chocolate. Feel is full bodied and thick. Finishing clean.
This is an interestingly great stout...on clearance? Really? I'll have to get more.
12-21-2011 04:28:07 | More by EgadBananas
4.2/5 rDev +1%
a nice night cap for those that are looking for a consistent stout and not something that will leave them in a imperial stupor. hits all the bases and does it quite well. wonderful looking pour of a doughy fluff of a off mocha head. nose of toasted malt notes and the stout heavy hits. licorice hints. a bit on the sweeter side and not that mineral laden yet dry. the fluff carries over into the feel. quite standard but i'm starting to think that scandinavian stouts have a very accessible english and american appeal but do it quite consistently spot on. as the beer warms its really the subtlies of this that make it beautiful. nice hopping note of dryness and floral hints. touch of chives. very small hint of char. hints of english porter fruit plum notes. every atheists should have it.
12-05-2011 09:37:47 | More by rtepiak
4.4/5 rDev +5.8%
The Gudelos pours a deep, motor-oil black with a very foamy two-finger head. As the heads reached its final retention levels, it created a film covering across the beer's surface. Around the bottom of the head, ruby-red highlights are accentuated when the glass is held up against the light. There are many streams of small-bubbled carbonation that rise to the surface in straight lines. After consuming half a pint, there are lacings that remind me of organic molecules all over the glass.
The aroma of this beer is full of dark-bitter chocolate. To complement the chocolateness of the Gudelos are subtle black licorice notes with a hint of burnt sugar or molasses. To my surprise, this stout, for its very dark color, did not contain a prominent roasted quality.
The taste profile was very layered. The first wave washed chocolate all over the palate...so delicious. The second wave contained the black licorice that is present in the aromatics of the beer. The third and final wave (very subtle) of the taste profile reminded me of saturated coffee grains.
I appreciate the lighter mouthfeel of dry stouts, but I truly enjoy the higher viscosity and medium-bodied silkiness of imperial stouts. The Gudelos exudes these qualities exceptionally well. The silkiness contains just the right amount of carbonation leading to a impressively crafted beer.
The is a great imperial stout! If you are as fond of stouts as I am, The Gudelos is a must-try. At 8.9% ABV, I can see myself enjoying many of these devilish stouts during cold New England winter nights.
12-02-2011 03:09:52 | More by PEIhop
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Named after the rival gang leaders of Irish children from the movie War of the Buttons, Denton, TX duo Fergus & Geronimo balance Mothers of Invention psychedelia, Motown R&B, Nuggets garage, and indie rock influences. Jason Kelly and Andrew Savage met when Kelly started mixing a record for Savage's band, the Teenage Coolkids. The two started making music on their own in 2008, and put out three singles in 2009, eventually releasing their third outing, Harder Than It's Ever Been, on Woodsist Records, home of the similarly slack lo-fi groups Wavves, Woods, and Blank Dogs. After putting together a live touring band with rotating musicians, Kelly and Savage went back to recording as a two-piece for their first full-length in 2010. Unlearn was released by Hardly Art in January of 2011. ~ Jason LymangroverPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Got henna … It's funny cause it sounds like my name #badjokes
#tbt to last warped tour when I had purple/pink hair
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He's summoning Satan
or maybe he's just warming his paws because they're cold
No, he's a cat. He is definitely summoning Satan.
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Styles and Themes of Hayao Miyazaki
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Met @damonfizzy at warped! he's a lovely amazing person :3
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Le Bar de la Marine
Marcel Pagnol filmed the card-party scenes in Marius at this Marseille institution, which draws folks from every walk of life.
Marcel Pagnol filmed the card-party scenes in Marius at this Marseille institution, which draws folks from every walk of life.
Marseille's new gastronomic hotshot, Christian Ernst, also gives cooking classes (€59) at his sophisticated restaurant.
Adjoining the Musée du Santon are ateliers, where you can watch santons being crafted, or buy them at the boutique.
Follow your nose to the Marseille garlic market, where strings of Provence's favourite bulb hang in their thousands.
The virtuositic Gerald Passédat, at Le Petit Nice-Passédat, is Marseille's only three-Michelin-star restaurant.
Perched at the peninsula's edge, the Jardin du Pharo is a perfect picnic spot and ideal for watching sunsets.
Sample over 90 varieties of the region's speciality, pastis (an aniseed-flavoured aperitif), or try absinthe.
Grungy venue with graffitied walls is one of the best for live bands or DJs (usually techno or alternative).
Visit Aix-en-Provence, Cassis and Marseille on a full-day tour that combines Provence's artistic heritage with stunning coastal scenery. After setting off from Marseille, you'll admire architecture on the famous Cours Mirabeau boulevard in Aix and then visit the Cézanne Studio (own expense) – dedicated to the 19th-century French painter Paul Cézanne.
See both a charming Provencal town and coastal scenery on this full-day private tour to Aix-en-Provence and Cassis! After leaving Marseille, explore Aix on a walking tour along Cours Mirabeau boulevard and through the majestic Old Town.
Visit Aix-en-Provence and explore Marseille on this full-day private tour! You'll admire elegant architecture on the prestigious Cours Mirabeau boulevard in Aix and then visit the Cézanne Studio (own expense), dedicated to the 19th-century Post-Impressionist painter Paul Cézanne.
Also called Aéroport Marseille-Marignane; it is located 25km northwest of Marseille in Marignane.
Dine at this fine restaurant, which has distant Med views and takes a contemporary cut on cuisine.
Inexpensive lunch options feature at Les Docks and in the developing Joliette neighbourhood.
Discover Marseille and Cassis, two highlights of the French Riviera, on this half-day tour with a private guide. Setting off from Marseille, you'll pass along the picturesque Corniche des Crêtes road before stopping for views of the Côte d'Azur from Cape Canailles.
See the best of Marseille and Cassis, two gems of the French Riviera, on this 6-hour tour with an expert guide. Setting off from Marseille, your tour passes along the stunning Corniche des Crêtes road before stopping to soak up views of the Côte d'Azur from Cape Canailles.


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Perhaps I'm just a sucker for this kind of thing, but I was VERY impressed by this whole show. It was kind of short (about two 1/2-hour segments), but just right for kids. I took my 4-year-old daughter, who loves dinosaurs, but I knew I was taking a chance that we'd leave after 10 minutes. To my delight, she wanted to stay for the whole thing, and came home with a stuffed T Rex that is currently eating all her other animals. She said she liked the show, though it was a little scary, and pretty loud (she had her hands over her ears for most of it, but she does that a lot). The paleontologist's patter was way over her head for the most part, but I interpreted the important parts and she seemed to really enjoy the spectacle of it all. I'm sure we'll be processing it for a long time, but all in all it was a success.
Either way, her new T Rex is her favorite companion now, and I find her regularly flipping through the program we bought and saying the names of the other dinosaurs - Torosaurus is a favorite. And I had a blast - no matter how much my rational mind told me "these are just big animatronic robots", the illusion was very convincing. And when a life-size T Rex roars in your face, there's a pre-rational part of your brain that responds and reminds you that you are still just a mammal at heart.
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For anyone who likes DINOSAURS this is a MUST SEE!! Very informational and nicely put together. The DINOSAURS are very life-like and it is rather load and dark for the young ones but really makes an impact. My almost 4 yr. old loved it but "NOT...continued
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We took our 9 year old grandson and 13 year old granddaughter to the show. Everyone loved it and had a great time. The dinosaurs are very lifelike and the information given by the paleontologist is just enough -- not overwhelming for the kids,...continued
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My 8 year old son and I went to the show and had a great time. The dinos are lifesize, and very realistic looking. they move around the floor and roar as a "paleontologist" narrates their actions. It is quite loud and times and may be scary for...continued
After years of planning, the award-winning BBC TV series, _Walking With Dinosaurs _comes to life in a stunning theatrical event.
Internationally renowned designers have worked with scientists to create 17 life-size dinosaurs, including the terror of the ancient terrain, Tyrannosaurus-rex!
Be amazed and thrilled as the greatest creatures ever to walk the earth return before your eyes. It's a dazzling 20 million dollar arena spectacle of unprecedented size and quality set to captivate young and old alike. Marvel at the story of their 200-million-year domination of life on Earth. Watch them walk. Hear the roar. Be there as they fight for survival and supremacy. From the ripple of their skin to the glint in their eye, you will know the dinosaurs really have returned! So make sure you have your seat to see the return of the dinosaurs!


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A flash about lemonade and TOTALLY nothing else.
its so true! I can totally relate to this!
This got a teen rating?
a little questionable, but then again I can't really say much humor is humor.
People who -bleep- and complain about this should probably go see stuff beyond newgrounds.
Cause some of that -bleep- is really, really -bleep-ed up.
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Jozy Altidore went the full 90 minutes and was involved in Sunderland's second goal in their 3-0 win over Jonathan Spector (came off the bench and played 57 minutes) and Birmingham City in the Capital One Cup. Here is a GIF of the goal with Altidore's involvement.
Let's start off with some USMNT news.
The FA of Ireland officially announced the rumored November 18 friendly yesterday. Still no official word from US Soccer.
Some details of the 2015 Gold Cup came out over the weekend. It will feature 12 teams in 10 different US cities between July 7-26. The 10 cities will be selected in "4Q 2014″. And a third place match has been added this year.
Speaking of the Gold Cup, new contributor John D. Halloran took a look at some possibilities of the 2015 US roster last Friday.
We had a few guys in action on Monday. Pablo Punyed scored a game-winning goal from a free kick in the 90th minute to give Stjarnan the 2-1 victory in Iceland (highlights). And Zak Whitbread was able to get through a game without an injury and he assisted on a goal in Derby County's 2-0 win in League Cup action (highlights).
I already made a post highlighting Emerson Hyndman's pro debut from the weekend, but Fulham's website has put up the whole game for your viewing pleasure. And Hyndman spoke to Fulham's website about the game against Ipswich Town.
I finally had some time this weekend so I was able to write up The OT Report. So check that out to see how some of your favorite players did this past weekend across Europe. Even though the big leagues haven't started yet, there were a ton of guys in action over the weekend.
One player who saw the field this weekend in a reserve game was Freddy Adu. He started for FK Jagodina's reserve team in a 1-0 loss in Serbia. And here is photographic proof that he still exists.
Michael Orozco scored a goal this weekend. But it was for the other team (highlights).
Junior Flores played this weekend for Borussia Dortmund's U-19 team in a 4-0 win over Wuppertaler SV. I saw some online chatter that he assisted on three goals. I have no clue if that is true or not, but here are some highlights from the game, which has two of the goals. One came from a free kick and I can't tell if he assisted on the other or not.
Here is a photo of Alejandro Bedoya from Nantes' 1-0 win over Lens. And I think this is a photo of Bedoya leading the team in the "I Believe" chant, which I have seen him do before for Nantes after wins.
Brad Guzan and Aston Villa took on Parma over the weekend in a friendly and here is an action shot of Guzan making a save.
Some Norwegian press didn't like Bob Bradley's tactics, but Bob didn't take kindly to the criticism. Go get 'em, Bob.
Nothing new to report on DeAndre Yedlin over the last two days, but here is the latest that we know as of Saturday from Sigi Schmid.
Jozy Altidore saw the field over the weekend in Sunderland's 2-0 win over Udinese in a friendly, his first game action since the Ghana game.
Here are some very long highlights from Hannover 96′s testimonial match for Steve Cherundolo.
Jermaine Jones is still without a home and it looks like the New England Revolution are interested in working out a deal. And while Sacha Kljestan didn't end up in Los Angeles, it looks like FC Dallas were trying to get the midfielder to Frisco as well.
Yanks Abroad has two new interviews up on their site, one with Bobby Wood and another with Jonathan Spector.
Terrence Boyd is not back yet from his knee injury, but RB Leipzig's away shirts for this season are on fire. I like them a lot.
And there was some other major transfer news this weekend. The beloved Men in Blazers are moving from ESPN to NBC and will be getting a weekly Monday night show on NBC Sports. Kung Fu Fighting.
Some more links for your Tuesday morning reading pleasure.
Let's start off with a stupid but awesome USMNT shirt.
Julian Green doesn't want a loan and wants to break into the Bayern Munich lineup. Here is also an adorable photo of him as a young kid cheering on Bayern Munich with his dad.
According to Sunderland manager Gus Poyet, Jozy Altidore's hamstring is now fine.
I posted last week about Danny Williams' surgery. It now looks like he was told by the club to have surgery over the summer while he tried to avoid having it. But he is going to be out several weeks.
Brad Guzan is aware that he has to prove himself if he wants to take over the #1 job for the USMNT.
The player currently in front of him for that spot, Tim Howard, will be wearing purple in away games this season with Everton.
Geoff Cameron talked to the people over at New England Soccer Today about his World Cup experience.
We learned about Terrence Boyd's ACL yesterday, but here is an interview he did in Germany last week prior to his injury. And the headline/quote is funny.
Bundesliga.com did a little write up on a few of the Americans who play among the various leagues in Germany.
US U-20 midfielder Eric Lickert was last seen with SC Freiburg's U-19 team last year, but he signed a professional contract with German 3. Liga side SpVgg Unterhaching for this season.
With the European season starting up, Brian Sciaretta wrote about five prospects who could make their debuts this year. Mr. Sciaretta also talked to Pablo Punyed last week about playing in Europa League.
Here is a cool photo of Bobby Wood and Brek Shea from this past weekend's friendly between their respective clubs.
According to this report, Jonathan Spector has a "niggle in his groin." I'm assuming that is like a strain.
Jon-Paul Pittman's trial with English Conference National side Grimsby Town wasn't very long as they ended up signing him on a one-year deal.
Mukwelle Akale scored a goal for Villarreal's U-18 team over the weekend and Top Drawer Soccer has the footage of the goal.
Cal Poly's Ariel Lassiter signed a professional contract with Swedish Superttan side GAIS. He will now become teammates with Bobby Warshaw.
While FIFA updated their rankings a week or so ago. Elo, who I personally like a little bit more, finally updated their numbers post-World Cup. The US dropped from #13 to #17. Costa Rica is now #15, while Mexico is now #11.
And finally, we are slowly adding more content to the site aside from highlights and links over the next couple months. I know one interview of someone who plays in Germany will hopefully be up on the site in the next couple of days. There is also going to be some other more opinionated-type stuff on the USMNT coming out soon as well. Plus, I will keep posting Jermaine Jones Instagram photos.
I have already done two posts before on this subject (here and here), but we have some even more new kits/jerseys/shirts/whatever you want to call them.
So check out after the jump to see new kits for many teams featuring Americans in 2014-15.
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A couple things for Wednesday.
The USMNT will be featured on Showtime's 60 Minutes Sports tonight and you can check out a trailer right here.
The guys over at ESPN FC decided to guess at which 23 guys will make the final World Cup roster. We probably should do that on this site, so maybe I will put something together in the next week.
One of those ESPN writers, Doug McIntyre, spoke to Tim Howard last week after Howard signed his contract extension with Everton.
Stuart Holden's contract with Bolton runs out this summer, but it looks like he and the club are talking about a new contract. Here is a also a quick video of Holden working out and rehabbing.
Howie posted about Josh Gatt's knee injury back in March and he is now set for his second ACL surgery next week.
Omar Gonzalez had to be subbed out of the LA Galaxy's game this past weekend with a knee injury, but it does not appear to be serious.
Brian Sciaretta likes writing so here are some interviews with Joe Gyau and Jonathan Spector.
Kristan Heneage spoke to Duane Holmes being an American and the 2016 Olympics.
Fabian Johnson will be joining Borussia Mönchengladbach this summer after the World Cup and here is what his new home jersey for next season will look like.
And there have been a lot of goals from guys in lower leagues recently, so check out the goal tracker for updated numbers and highlights.
The CONCACAF and CONMEBOL press conference is scheduled for later today with all signs pointing towards the announcement of Copa America Centenario taking place in the US. Brian Sciaretta typed some words on what this would mean for US Soccer.
It looks like Aron Johannsson will miss AZ Alkmaar's final regular season game this weekend with a small ankle injury as he rests up for the playoffs.
Julian Green is slowly getting back to full training as he was doing some running and gymnastic drills this week.
I bet everyone has been waiting to see what Jermaine Jones' new tattoo looks like in action, so here you go.
Some reports out of Germany have Stuttgart eying Timothy Chandler. I am guessing Chandler would probably look for a move if Nurnberg were relegated (currently sitting in an automatic relegation spot with two games left).
Hertha Berlin's website has an interview up with John Brooks.
ESPN's John Palmer talked to Geoff Cameron recently for a little Q&A action. Cameron thinks his best position is either defensive midfielder or center back.
Danny Williams missed this past weekend's game for Reading with his lingering knee issue, but the club is hopeful that he will return this upcoming weekend.
Jonathan Spector is another player who has missed some time due to injury recently, but he returned to action in Birmingham City's 1-0 loss to Wigan on Tuesday.
I forget whether I posted this in the last week or not, but Yanks Abroad's Brendan Wimberly talked to Patrick Hopkins as the Swedish Superettan is now underway for 2014.
And finally, resident goalkeeper guru Will decided to rank the Top 10 USMNT goalkeeper performances over on his site.
Let's start off with some good news on the injury front.
DaMarcus Beasley left Puebla's game last weekend with an injury and now it looks like it is only a right hamstring strain. He could even return to the field as early as Sunday when Puebla hosts Morelia.
Jonathan Spector missed Birmingham City's game on Monday after picking up a knock in the previous game, but there is a good chance that he will be fit for this upcoming weekend.
A week after being in the doghouse at Hertha Berlin, John Brooks is back in the starting lineup and general manager Michael Preetz is praising his play.
Jermaine Jones got a new tattoo and he is more patriotic than you.
I fully expect some USMNTers to be rumored with a move to NYCFC over the next year and we have our first rumor with Mix Diskerud.
Landon Donovan came out in support of now former Manchester United manager David Moyes.
If you want to go to the US-Turkey friendly at Red Bull Arena, you need to fill out a ticket application for that match.
Here is a nice write-up on the 1930 USMNT and their performance at the World Cup. Once we get closer to this summer, I will re-post our little capsules of each World Cup that I did prior to the 2010 World Cup.
The US U-21 team played a Tijuana reserve team yesterday and TopDrawerSoccer.com was there for the friendly. The US won 2-1 with Benji Joya scoring both goals for the US, while American Amando Moreno scored for Tijuana. Here are the two lineups the US played with by half: 1st half & 2nd half.
Jurgen Klinsmann has been in Carson this week for the camp. US Soccer's website also did a Q&A with defender Shane O'Neill.
Brian Sciaretta caught up with Tab Ramos to talk about last week's Dallas Cup with the U-20 team and this week's camp with the U-21 team. One good nugget of information from the interview, while Julian Green is now tied with the US, he can't play with the US U-20 team since he played with Germany's U-19 team, although he might still be eligible for the 2016 Olympics.
Borussia Dortmund's Junior Flores will be sidelined for the next three weeks due to an ankle injury.
GAIS's Bobby Warshaw writing for Deadspin tells us why tactics matter.
Here is what all 32 World Cup jerseys look like once they become pixelated.
Jonathan Spector went the full 90 minutes at right back, but his errant pass led to the lone goal of the game in Birmingham City's 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest. Here are the highlights.
A couple quick things for Sunday evening.
While the US had three players withdraw from camp on Saturday and US Soccer said that no replacements would be called in, Jurgen Klinsmann has changed his mind and called in Jonathan Spector.
Julian Green looking good in some US gear (photo courtesy of Roger Bennett):
And Green looks pretty decent while actually playing as well.
Nothing new to report on the USMNT roster or whether the game will even be played, although it sounds like we should be hearing something in the near future. That said, John Brooks should be one of the players heading to Ukraine friendly according to this German report.
While the new home World Cup shirt for the USMNT leaked last month, here is a new/slightly better view of the pretty basic polo-looking shirt. There was also a lot of buzz on Twitter over the weekend over a possible crazy blue/red away shirt, but it looked pretty photoshopped and came from someone who posted some bogus jerseys back in September. So we continue to play the waiting game.
ESPN released its full TV schedule for this summer's World Cup yesterday. Also on the World Cup front, just over 125,000 tickets for the World Cup were allocated to people in the United States, the most of any country outside Brazil. Granted not all 125,000 tickets are for US games or for US fans, it is still nice to see the US up there. I was luckily able to get tickets for the USMNT games against Ghana and Portugal in the latest lottery. Any other OT readers score some tickets?
The National Soccer Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2014 yesterday and it is a good one. The three-person class contains two players (Brian McBride and Kristine Lilly) and one coach (Bob Bradley). Congrats to all three.
As Howie posted yesterday, Fabian Johnson has agreed to sign with Borussia Mönchengladbach this summer.
A few things from the weekend. Jerome Kiesewetter scored a goal for Hertha Berlin II (highlights) and Justin Moose scored for SJK in the Finnish League Cup (still looking for highlights).
The English League Championship is doing a great job of posting quality highlights the day after games on Youtube so here is a roundup of all the games featuring Americans from the weekend.
USMNT assistant coach Andi Herzog was at the Birmingham City game checking out Jonathan Spector and Will Packwood.
Sporting KC continue to reject increased bids by Juventus for 16-yead-old defender Erik Palmer-Brown. Speaking of Palmer-Brown, Howie was asking the hard-hitting questions on Twitter the other night. I have to go with Mikey.
I don't think anything has been said on FC Dallas' side yet, but it looks like Bobby Warshaw is headed back to Sweden on loan, but this time with GAIS.
It appears that Michael Stephens is back at Stabæk training again after a couple training stints in Sweden.
Kevin Hoyos wants to stay at Estudiantes de La Plata according to this interview. I know there was once talk about him joining Olimpia in Honduras, but I guess he wants to stay at Estudiantes.
Jon Arnold introduces us to goalkeeper Chris Sheridan, who recently went from the Houston Dutch Lions of the USL PDL to the Honduran club Platense.
A bunch of Adidas kits for 2014-15 are already leaking for whatever reason. If these players stay at their current clubs then they will be wearing these next season. So here is Nurnberg's (Timothy Chandler) away shirt for next season and here is Rapid Vienna's (Terrence Boyd) away shirt for next season.


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Guest photographer Graham Martin filled in for Steve again this month. The weather was very hot and there was a small but enthusiastic group at Malibu Creek State Park for the Skills Clinic this Fourth of July weekend. You can see the July photos in the July 2014 photo gallery.
Archive for the 'Rides and Events' Category
July Skills Clinic photos posted Monday, July 7Monday, July 7th, 2014
Wendy Engelberg joins CORBA's Board of DirectorsTuesday, June 10th, 2014
On Monday, June 9, 2014, CORBA's board of directors unanimously approved the addition of Wendy Engelberg to the board. We're more than excited to have her "on board" (pun intended).
Wendy's life was forever changed when she attended CORBA's Fat Tire Fest at Malibu Creek State Park in 2005. It was her first introduction to mountain biking, and the start of an incredible life journey for her. She was instantly hooked on mountain biking, and before long was encouraging her friends to get involved. She began riding with the Dirt Chix and the North Ranch Riders mountain bike club soon thereafter, finding her place within the mountain biking community of which we're all a part.
She became an avid CORBA volunteer, always there to lend a hand at CORBA events and fundraisers. In late 2011, looking for ways to get more women involved in mountain biking, Wendy co-founded Girlz Gone Riding (GGR), an all-female mountain bike club. GGR holds skills clinics, group rides, workshops, day trips, road trips, social gatherings, and an annual fundraiser and CORBA/GGR Membership Drive every October. GGR is non-competitive, and provides a very welcoming and supportive environment for new riders.
What Wendy has accomplished with GGR, all the while supporting CORBA's efforts, is nothing short of impressive. We know she'll continue to impress us with her energy, her drive, and her willingness to go above and beyond. She will get more people — and especially more women — out on mountain bikes. We're also looking forward to working even more closely with GGR to expand our outreach and education efforts.
Also noteworthy is that the addition of Wendy brings CORBA's board up to fifty percent women.
Social media is one of the tools that Wendy has used with great success to build up and engage the GGR membership. You can follow her on twitter @WendyEngelberg, or on Facebook.
Wendy's first love is the Santa Monica Mountains, but you'll often find her in Big Bear during the hot LA. summer.
June Skills Clinic photos posted Sunday, June 8Sunday, June 8th, 2014
Guest photographer Graham Martin filled in for Steve this month who was leading another event to commemorate National Trails Day. As always, there was a good group at Malibu Creek State Park for the Skills Clinic. The weather started out cloudy but cleared by the end of the class. You can see the June photos in the June 2014 photo gallery.
President's Message: The Station FireThursday, June 5th, 2014
It has been almost five years since the Station Fire was set by arsonists along Highway 2 near the base of Mount Lukens. I was there on August 26, 2009 when it started. I was also there last week when the Station Fire General Closure Order expired. This opened up Strawberry Peak loop, a trail system that has been the focus of several different groups for the past eighteen months. Though it's a significant milestone, there is much more to be done.
This takes me back to a June 2010 Mountain Bike Magazine article about the Station Fire. While the magazine is no longer published, a copy of the story is archived on our web site. Reading it will help you realize what has been accomplished since.
We all wish that things could have happened faster, but the assumptions of the article have held up. Matt Lay/Mount Wilson Bicycling Association (MWBA), and I were featured in the article as mountain bikers on a mission to help restore the trails. Both CORBA and the MWBA have lived up to that promise, with many trails affected by the fire now open due (at least in part) to our efforts. We have to thank our volunteers, our members, and REI for their generous support, all of whom helped make it possible.
Of course, mountain bikers were not alone in the effort to restore trails. Many nonprofit groups, trail user groups, and individual volunteers continue to make significant contributions to restoration and maintenance. Professional crews including Bellfree Contractors and the LA Conservation Corps have also been involved.
As mentioned, the work is not yet done. The general closure expired and was replaced by a much more manageable list of closed trails. Among them are several fire roads and at least two local mountain biking favorites: a section of the Gabrielino Trail and the Ken Burton Trail. CORBA and the MWBA have pending work plans for both trails, and the Forest Service is working to reopen the fire roads. Stay tuned.
And there will always be a need to do trail maintenance, above and beyond restoration efforts.
Trails don't maintain themselves. Join us.
- Steve Messer
Danusia Memorial RideWednesday, June 4th, 2014
Last weekend, on the May 31st one-year anniversary of Danusia Bennett-Tabor's passing, an informal memorial service/ride was held at Malibu Creek State Park. It was a solemn but cheerful event, organized by Wendy Engelberg and the Girlz Gone Riding volunteers, a group that started with Kim Cofield, Wendy and Danusia. Wendy also wrote a wonderful report about the memorial ride with photos by Jesse Ettinger and others. Read it on the GGR blog.
There were many cheerful moments, interspersed with a few tears, as friends told stories about their wonderful experiences with Danusia. Steve Messer made sure everyone appreciated how much she did for CORBA, and how her work continues to guide us.
Recently, CBS did a special report on the cancer and procedures that ultimately took Danusia's life. Her husband Don told her story in the CBS report on Leiomyosarcoma. Almost $1000 in donations were accepted on behalf of the Sarcoma Alliance, followed by the real celebration: riding.
Thanks to everyone who came to Malibu Creek to remember Danusia.
Girlz Gone Riding News for June 2014Tuesday, June 3rd, 2014
Please keep an eye out for GGR's new website that will be up in the next few weeks! The website will have the Google calendar of events that matches the Facebook events, the entire line of GGR cycling clothes to purchase, blog, an email sign up to keep up with announcements and events, and the MOST important a FORUM! GGR's Face Book page is so busy that we needed to create a forum so posts won't get lost. The forum will be open to all GGR members to post and respond. Threads can be relative to cycling, fitness, nutrition, etc.
The Wenches with Wrenches workshop scheduled THIS Sunday is now cancelled due to Vince from JRA Bikes & Brew breaking his ankle. JRA was hosting the workshop. We wish him a speedy recovery! This workshop will be rescheduled at a later date.
Please sign up for our quarterly ride in Reseda June 21st! ALL LEVELS WELCOMED! Sign up here: https://www.facebook.com/events/682243968509473/
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Photos from Danusia's May 31 Memorial and RidesTuesday, June 3rd, 2014
Photos from Jesse Ettinger and Wendy Engelberg have been assembled into a photo gallery. If you missed the event, you can see some of the happenings in the photo gallery.
Malibu Adventure Games May 17Friday, May 2nd, 2014
The Malibu Adventure Games return to Malibu Creek State Park May 17 with added mountain biking activities. Along with a poker ride with two different distances, there will also be a family blackjack ride where participants can win prizes by beating the dealer at various stations. CORBA's Mark Langton will also be providing a free skills clinic prior to the poker rides.
Also at the event will be activities for the whole family including a climbing wall, nature walks, kids XTERRA 1-mile fun run, yoga classes, and a fitness expo.
Also taking place during the event are the XTERRA 22K and 6K trail runs. Proceeds from the event go to the Malibu Creek Docents to support Malibu Creek State Park. For more information go to malibuadventuregames.com.
2014 Santa Monica Mountains Trail Days Trailwork Report and Photo GalleriesMonday, April 28th, 2014
This past weekend, a large number of volunteers from CORBA, the Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council, the Sierra Club and other organizations, and individuals gathered for the 33rd annual Santa Monica Mountains Trail Days at the Danielson campground in Pt Mugu State Park. Folks could arrive Friday evening, camp overnight, help with the trails on Saturday, enjoy the barbecue dinner prepared by park staff, win some cool swag in the prize give-away during dinner, camp overnight, help with the trails on Sunday, have lunch back at the campground, then depart for home. Of course only a few people stayed for the whole weekend, but many camped for at least one night, and most stayed for the Saturday BBQ and prize give-away.
On Saturday, there were about 110 volunteers who split into five groups. The largest groups worked on Old Boney Trail in the State Wilderness Area and Sage Trail. Others went to the top of Hidden Pond Trail and youngsters under 10 cleared small rockfalls off the Sin Nombre and Two Foxes Trails. A dozen hardy souls (with hardy soles) hiked almost three miles (and up about 1400′) carrying tools to work on the Chamberlain Trail, also in the wilderness area.
The group of about 30 volunteers who worked on Sage consisted of CORBA folks, a few geocachers, and others. The trail had just been SWECO'd (plowed by a small trail-sized bulldozer) to level the trail, smooth out the ruts, and narrow it. The trail is narrower now because it used to be the full width of a fire road, and now the travel surface is about half as wide. The SWECO is only able to get so close to the edge, so the work consisted of pulling down the berm (pile of dirt) the machine left at the outside edge of the trail, sloping the trail about 5-degrees to the outside so rainwater will run off, rather than down the middle, and removing the larger rocks.
There were also a few spots of severe erosion and rutting on the side of the trail where rain water had run off, taking some of the trail with it. In one case, the erosion extended about half-way into the trail. To prevent future rain from extending these ruts and eventually washing the trail away completely, we built rock walls down the ruts to reinforce the side next to the trail. The idea is that the water will run off the trail and down the rock wall, protecting the dirt underneath from being washed away. The rocks will also slow and disperse the water, so it doesn't wash away the dirt below the wall and undermine it.
Overall we worked about 2300 feet of trail, from the bottom to where the now-closed Art's Trail joins it.
We headed back to the campground at about 2:00 pm, although crew leader Virginia from the Trails Council stayed about a half hour longer, and CORBA's Steve Messer stayed even longer. Some people just won't quit until the job is finished!
We always have a much smaller group for the Sunday work day, so all 30 of us returned to Sage Trail to finish off the top 1700′. It only took until about noon to get this shorter section completed.
Sage Trail is a little loose after our trailwork, but it's not too loose to ride. It should be packed down in two or three weeks, as Guadalasca Trail was after we did the same work there last spring. The trail will also regain its single-track width after enough people have ridden it to define a preferred course.
CORBA, the Trails Council, local chapters of the Sierra Club, California State Park, the National Park Service and other would like to give a tremendous Thank-You to all the volunteers who helped over the weekend, both working on the trails to keep them in top shape, and organizing and coordinating in the camping and registration area!
You can view more photos of the trailwork in the Saturday photo gallery and the Sunday photo gallery.
Join the Danusia Taber Memorial Ride May 31stFriday, April 18th, 2014
Please join us for the 1st annual Danusia Taber Memorial ride at MCSP (Malibu Creek State Park) at 9AM on May 31st. This ride will be to honor Danusia Taber who passed away in May of 2013 of Leimyosarcoma, a rare cancer. This is also a fund raiser ride for the Sarcoma Alliance the non profit that helped Danusia in her time of need. Please donate prior to the ride in Danusia's Memory here: http://sarcomaalliance.org/donate/donate-now/
You can also bring cash or a check made out to The Sarcoma Alliance and turn it into me at the Memorial site at 9am.
Danusia was instrumental in getting GGR off the ground. She was there from the beginning with direction, motivation and helping with partnerships such as CORBA. She was a CORBA board member, an MBU patroller, a mentor and great friend to many. Before she passed, she approved the Danusia Bell program. These are small bells to place on your bike or pack alerting other trail users you are there. 100% of these profits also go to the Sarcoma Alliance per Danusia. You can purchase your Danusia bells here: http://www.girlzgoneriding.com/ggr_products/
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We will have 3 levels of rides:
• Beginner & Advanced Beginner: Riding to the dam and back: about 8 miles
• Intermediate: Short Bull dog loop & Grasslands: about 15 miles with 1500 feet of climbing
• Advanced: New Millennium Loop & Grasslands: about 19 miles with 3400 feet of climbing.
All riders will meet at the Memorial spot at 9am to have a brief revisit of Danusia's life and why we are there for her and the fund raising efforts. If you have a story to tell about Danusia, I will open up the area to anyone who does. We would love to hear it! She was a character and we all have many great stories!
Please meet at the SOUTH end of Mott Motorway where the memorial service was held last year: http://www.venturacountytrails.org/TrailMaps/MalibuCreek/AreaTrails.htm#Map. Mott is #7 on the Map.
You can further show your support by signing up for this event on our Meetup group here http://www.meetup.com/CORBAmtb/events/153915552/ and encouraging all your friends to come along!
If you have any questions on the event or ride, please contact Wendy Engelberg: email@example.com
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Falmouth Education Foundation is quickly approaching the $1 Million mark in grant allocations since it began in 1993. We aim to reach that million dollar mark by the end of 2014. Here is a list of some of the items we've provided in the past years. If you're interested in applying for an upcoming grant, check the ALLOCATION DATES and APPLICATION & GUIDELINES.
2012/2013 School Year
$4,000 Grant for Informational Texts to Benefit all Elementary Grades
Multiple Grants to Provide Books for ELL Students for K – 12
Northern Stars Planetarium for 2nd Grade
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Materials for Motion Study Project for 6th Grade Science
Maps for 7th Grade Social Studies
SOAR Study Skills Program for Summer Academy Students
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Mini Grants for Maine State Science Fair
$8,500 for Robotics Program for 5th Grade
$5,000 for LabQuest 2's for STEM/PATHWAYS Programs
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Clay and Glazes for Grades K – 5
Silkscreen Printing Supplies for MS Arts
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Girls Field Hockey, and HS Debate Team
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Trees for Elementary Playground
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We're at the endgame of this particular episode of Republican craziness. Their logic and their brains have melted away. Their messaging is a toxic stew. Their political strategies are sand in the wind. Their policies are incoherent rage. The biggest questions now are how much damage will they cause, to the country and to themselves. We will soon know the answers because we are almost out of time. The scariest thing is that you can't cut a deal with people who, uh, think(?) like this. We can only hope that the saner people in the Republican party can find a way around their sociopathic brothers and sisters.
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Numbers presented by Comscore yesterday show social networking sites account for 13.8 billion display ad impressions in August 2009. That is more than 25 percent of all display ads viewed online in the UK.
Comscore also looked at demographic elements. 29 percent of display ad impressions is presented to 15-24 year olds who were the highest indexing age segment. Persons over 55 still account for 15,8% of the category audience.
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Sr. Engineer - Electrical (Generation Engineering Maintenance Services)
Organization: BC Hydro
Location: Lower Mainland, British Columbia, Canada
End of contest: February 21, 2014
This job posting has expired
Type (Full time / Part time):
The team provides electrical maintenance expertise and technical oversight for generators, transformers, circuit breakers, disconnect switches, isophase bus, bus bar and terminal equipment and grounding. The work includes design, maintenance, diagnostics, testing, repairs, failure investigation/analysis, inspections, condition assessments, equipment health rating (EHR) review and update, maintenance program reviews, commissioning, specifications and cost estimates.
The successful candidate will have the following general responsibilities: * Engage in the engineering of electrical utility generation systems and develop specialized expertise in maintenance and design engineering. * Organize and carry out inspections and assessments of generating equipment (i.e. generators, transformers, circuit breakers). * Prepare reports and effectively communicate findings from inspections or analysis to non technical staff. * Analyze and resolve challenging and unusual engineering problems with considerable independence. * Develop and maintain effective professional relationships with internal and external colleagues in order to determine relative priorities, assess the impact of work on others and resolve issues of concern.
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Jaguar Expo Inc
1160 rue Levis, Suite 100
Terrebonne (Quebec) J6W 5S6
Tel.: 450-471-0796
Toll free: 888-332-3749
Fax: 450-471-5443 . 888-243-4562