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|Years active
|Cooking Vinyl, Ipecac
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|Marilyn Manson, Goon Moon, 8mm_(band) Crack, Butcher Holler, Birthday Twin, Marriages
Fred Sablan (born April 28), is an American musician originally from Cupertino, California, who is best known for being the bassist for Marilyn Manson. He is also the bassist and occasional guitarist for Goon Moon. He was also the bassist for Butcher Holler, and the guitarist for Crack. He became Marilyn Manson's bassist in July 2010 until June 2014.
Musical career[edit]
Crack (1993-2001) & Butcher Holler (2001-2003)[edit]
In the late nineties, Fred Sablan performed as the guitarist for the punk rock band Crack, which was described by journalist Todd S. Inoue as "Cupertino's punk-noise surrealists."[1] Later he was the bassist for the band Butcher Holler, and contributed to their album titled "I Heart Rock" which Sablan describes sounding like "Black Sabbath mixed with Roxy Music." Butcher Holler broke up shortly after opening up for the Foo Fighters. Sablan continued playing and recording with various artists while recording solo music.
Goon Moon (2007-present)[edit]
Since July 2007, he has been involved as both a bassist and occasional guitarist for Jeordie White aka Twiggy Ramirez's side project Goon Moon, whom he met through mutual friend and former Nine Inch Nails guitarist Aaron North.
Marilyn Manson (2010-2014)[edit]
In July 2010, it was revealed that Sablan had been named as the new bass player for Marilyn Manson. Sablan was involved with the recording and writing of the album Born Villain. Touring for the "Hey, Cruel World Tour" started in February 2012 at the Soundwave Festival in Australia and then Japan. Sablan completed touring on the "Hey, Cruel World Tour", "Twins of Evil", and "Masters of Madness" tours by July 2013 in the US and Europe. On June 25, Fred Sablan confirmed he had left the band, on good terms, and will be replaced by Twiggy for their upcoming summer tour.
Birthday Twin[edit]
Fred Sablan is also involved in his own personal project, titled Birthday Twin which is described as being « punk-experimental-blues ». « "I've spent most of my life obsessing over films just as much as music. Both can change each other dramatically" [...] "I'm planning some Birthday Twin releases, there's a lot of material. One will be a live performance to a short film, then releasing it as a DVD/CD".
Fred is currently in Los Angeles recording with a few projects, including hip hop artist Cage and the band Marriages (featuring Emma Ruth Rundle ) in 2014. He has also performed live with 8mm_(band) .
- Crack
- 1995: "Pooberty"
- 1997: "Losing One's Cool"
- Butcher Holler
- 2003: "I Heart Rock"
- 2012: Born Villain
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Date: Feb 4, 2006
Nightclub DJ plans to file complaint against Packers middle linebacker
The emcee of a Milwaukee nightclub plans to file a complaint with police against Green Bay Packers linebacker Nick Barnett. Barnett was kicked out of the nightclub after allegedly attacking the venue's emcee and was part of a fight that erupted outside of the club early Tuesday morning.
Milwaukee police were called to Rain nightclub at 12:50 a.m. Tuesday for a report of 30 people fighting outside the club. Details on the incident and if anyone was ticketed were not available from Milwaukee police as of Friday, according to reports.
According to reports, the emcee of the club, George May (also known as DJ Geotech) said he was working Monday night when Barnett, 24, entered the disc jockey booth and asked to talk over the microphone. May, 26, said he told Barnett that he wasn't allowed to let patrons use the microphone, but would make announcements about Barnett being in the club.
"He took the mike out of my hand,†May said. "He tried talking on the mike, but he couldn't figure out how to turn it on.â€Â
As May attempted to get the mike back, Barnett grabbed him and began to choke him.
"At that point, I was afraid for my life. I was really scared,†May said.
Rain bouncer David Snyder confirmed that he witnessed Barnett attack May.
"Nick Barnett grabbed (May) without hesitation, around the throat with one hand, lifted him off the ground and shoved him back,†Snyder said.
Snyder said he stepped in between Barnett and May and asked Barnett to leave the DJ booth. An argument ensued among people in Barnett's group and the group was moved outside the nightclub.
Snyder said that Barnett has visited the nightclub before and has been well-behaved.
Barnett recently finished his third season with the Packers. He had a team-record 194 tackles in 2005. Barnett resides in the Green Bay suburb of Ledgeview and owns FiveSix nightclub in Green Bay.


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c.1400, from Anglo-French alurer, Old French aleurer "to attract, captivate; train a falcon to hunt," from à "to" (see ad-) + loirre "falconer's lure," from a Frankish word (see lure), perhaps influenced by French allure "gait, way of walking." Related: Allured; alluring. The noun is first attested 1540s; properly this sense is allurement.


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Yes. Quite positive. Go check out one of the disassembly sites. It's been confirmed several times.Originally Posted by Razoola
Yes. Quite positive. Go check out one of the disassembly sites. It's been confirmed several times.Originally Posted by Razoola
I have seen one video of a teardown of the Wii. They say 'broadcom BCM4318' is the chip and its a 'b' standard. However looking up that chip with google its clear its actually a 'g' standard so to be honest I dont have much trust in the teardowns I have seen. Can you give me a link to one that you are sure is correct that states is 'b' and not both or 'g'?
i've just ran an online speed test one on my server and one on the wii through the wireless the results were
Down / 6769kbps
Up / 364kbps
Down / 1696kbps
Up / 225kbps
judging by the results i would say that the download speed on the wii was too fast for it to be a wireless B connection, although if im wrong am sure someone will let me kno
Coincidently the page i used was speedtest.net the front end of the applet was flash and ran REALLY badly on the Opera beta hope they have it fixed in the release version
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But where can i find the nintendo usb wifi?
Correct. The Mitsumi DWM-W004 is really a copy of the Broadcom BCM4318. While the Broadcom device is b/g, they haven't developed g drivers for linux yet. It is possible a future Wii update will enable 802.11g once Broadcom gets off their ass (the entire Linux community has been frustrated wit their slow progress on drivers), but for now it's just b which is why Nintendo says you've got to enable mixed-mode on your AP.Originally Posted by Razoola
GRRRR wII IS B and G i use hercules 802,11GGGGGGGGG wifi transmitter from my laptop works fine al you B user have errors
b works to but slower
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AMD Athlon XP "Thoroughbred" processors are simply made for overclocking and overclockers, as we now understand. Even though the first experiences with such CPUs were not considered as positive, now a lot of these processors may be overclocked pretty easily. As we know, most of the chips come with unlocked multipliers, while others work at lowered core voltage speeds what gives us excellent opportunities to overclock them after increasing Vcore to normal 1.6V and even have no problems with cooling. What we definitely were not aware of is that at least some lower-end AMD Athlon XP "Thoroughbred" processors with B0 core are remarked higher end-processors!
Our friends from a well-known OverClockers.ru web-site have found out that a site with a bloody name Bloodys.com offers its visitors this script for revealing all the information about Athlon XP CPU. Among all the technical data about the microprocessor, the script also tells you if your microprocessor was "downgraded" from a faster chip! Apparently, there are digits in the marking of AMD Athlon XP "Thorougbred" CPUs that describe the speed this particular CPU was designed to work at but was later "downgraded" or maybe even "upgraded" in certain cases. Take a look at the example of how the Athlon XP "Thoroughbred" processors are marked:
According to the source, the eights and nineth marks (these should be numbers, as shown below) in the second line of the sticker describes the initial speed the processor was designed for (RFBEXR2280073). If the initial model number is higher than the number you have, it means that your processor has been downgraded.
The owner of the web-site explains that "downgraded" in this case means that the CPU was not able to maintain full stability at the given rating with default voltage, so it was remarked to a lower model number. For example, 1700+ downgraded from 2400+ means that this CPU cannot work at 2400+ with core voltage 1.6V, but it can probably hit this and maybe even higher frequencies with voltage increase.
There are rumors that AMD re-stamped the markings of some high-speed CPUs to fulfill the huge demand for lower-speed ones (mostly 1700+ and 2100+), if this is your case, then the CPU should be able to work stable even at 2400+ with the default voltage. I think it firstly concerns AMD Athlon XP "Thoroughbred" processors with B0 stepping that have much higher overclocking potential compared to A0 chips.
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The GAVI Alliance has launched a unique partnership with mobile communications leader Vodafone, which has agreed to explore how mobile technology can help increase childhood vaccination levels in sub-Saharan Africa.
With access to mobile phones rapidly rising in the developing world, a significant opportunity exists for mobile technology to help healthcare providers increase the take-up of vaccinations. Effective methods include alerting mothers to the availability of vaccinations by text message, enabling health workers to access health records and schedule appointments through their phones and helping health facilities in remote locations monitor stocks to ensure that vaccinations are available when mothers and children arrive.
"We're committed to identifying viable innovations that can sustainably address the challenges we face in providing life-saving vaccines to all children, no matter where they live," said GAVI CEO Seth Berkley, who announced the Vodafone partnership at the Mobile for Good Summit in London, where he spoke on GAVI's work through public-private partnership.
"Cutting-edge mobile technology has the potential to help us overcome some of our most difficult challenges in gauging stock levels, ensuring vaccines are stored safely and letting parents know when their children are due for a vaccine," Berkley added.
The in-kind gift from Vodafone – valued at US$ 1.5 million and matched by the United Kingdom through the GAVI Matching Fund – will support GAVI's goal to vaccinate an additional quarter of a billion children and avert four million deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases by 2015.
"One thousand new mobile broadband connections are made every minute in the developing world, which means we have a tremendous opportunity to transform lives in an easily accessible way," said UK Secretary of State for International Development Justine Greening. "Britain is a proud partner in this innovative project. Opening up healthcare to people through their mobile phones will increase the take-up of basic treatments that many of us in the UK take for granted."
The three-year partnership makes Vodafone the eighth member of the GAVI Matching Fund, under which the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and, in this case, the British Government's Department for International Development have agreed to match contributions to GAVI from corporations, foundations, their customers, employees, business partners and members to raise US$ 260 million for immunisation through 2015. The GAVI Matching Fund now has secured more than US$ 55 million in private sector gifts and donor matches.
The partnership will explore how health ministries in GAVI-supported countries in sub-Saharan Africa can use mobile technology solutions to improve their immunisation programmes. It will draw on Vodafone's experience of developing commercial mobile health solutions in other countries.
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"Vodafone is committed to investing in mobile technologies that can transform healthcare in both developed and emerging markets," said Vodafone CEO Vittorio Colao. "These partnerships have the potential to save millions of children's lives in some of the world's poorest countries and we are delighted to support this critically important endeavour."
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The Low End Theory is the second album by American hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest. Released on September 24, 1991 through Jive Records, the album produced three singles: "Check the Rhime", "Jazz (We've Got)" and "Scenario".
While most of the players in the jazz-rap movement never quite escaped the pasted-on qualities of their vintage samples, with The Low End Theory, A Tribe Called Quest created one of the closest and most brilliant fusions of jazz atmosphere and hip-hop attitude ever recorded.
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02 Buggin' Out
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06 Show Business
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10 Everything Is Fair
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While we don't know the impact of the last debate, the polling indicates that McCain has been able to close the gap with Obama markedly in the past week.
Realclearpolitics.com lists six polls with a field date ending on 10-13. Their average gave Obama a margin of 8.3 percent. There are seven subsequent surveys with a field date ending on 10-16 and their average is an Obama lead of 5.1.
The seven polls whose field date ended on the 16th only include one night of post debate polling (usually of a three night sample). As the next few days of polling comes in, the situation should clarify itself.
But we can say that Obama has lost more than a third of his lead in the last week.
If the financial markets stop hogging the headlines and McCain exploits the tax and spending issue he developed (with the considerable aid of Joe the Plumber) it is very possible that he could close the race further, perhaps bringing it to a tie in the next ten days.
This race is far, far from over!
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Here are some Contrast screens for the new free PS4 PS Plus game replacing Driveclub after its delay.
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October 19, 2013 at 10:33 am
I know losing DriveClub to a delay as the PS4′s PS+ free launch game wasn't welcomed by most fans but in reality, PS4 fans may end up getting a better game with Contrast
October 19, 2013 at 1:03 pm
Yeah, I'm way more excited about this than DriveClub. I'm not against racing games, but I prefer other genres to it. Glad to see they chose a good game to replace it. And a full game, instead of a stripped one.
October 19, 2013 at 2:00 pm
So, the Driveclub delay just changed from bad news to great news because Contrast looks way more interesting than Driveclub ever did.


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It seems however, that that match will no longer push through, as due to yet to be disclosed reasons, Mazepa is no longer part of the ONE FC: Reign of Champions card. In her place however, is the popular Ann "Athena" Osman.
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Osman was last seen in the ONE FC cage making her own MMA debut against Sherilyn Lim at ONE FC: Total Domination in Singapore. While Athena came up on the losing end of the bout, losing by split decision, the Malaysian mixed martial artist displayed great strength and wrestling skill. As the fight was close, it warranted a rematch, which unfortunately did push through however, due to Lim missing weight.
While the two fighters are basically new to the pro-MMA game, with Julaton winning her own ONE FC and MMA debut here in the Philippines last May, both have extensive experience in other combat sports. Julaton has won titles as a professional boxer, while Osman has competed at the amateur level in both MMA and Muay Thai.
Another intriguing factor in the fight will be weight, as Julaton competes at flyweight, which is a class higher than Osman's straw weight. While most may immediately cite Julaton as having the slight size advantage, a less strenuous weight cut may also play in the favor of Osman.
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Why do Palo Altans Elect People with Stanford Connections to City Council?
Original post made by Midtown Guy on Aug 13, 2007
the three or four on the council who have Stanford connections to disqualify themselves. How irritated I become to learn that so and so
has removed him/herself from the discussion and the Vote!
Major issues--the expansion of Stanford hospsital--and minor get short shrift anda weird balance of the remainder in power. I think a highlight of the coming council election publicity should be an advanced, elevated warning to voters drawing attention to those candidates whose Stanford ties would put them off limits on very important council business.
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on Aug 13, 2007 at 10:34 pm
Stanford was here first. There wouldn't be a Palo Alto if there wasn't a Stanford!
Does it really matter if occasionally a couple of members of our City Council must recuse themselves? There are nine Council persons, so what if only seven are left to vote, that's two more than Menlo Park.
on Aug 14, 2007 at 9:01 am
Can someone please explain why Palo Alto gets to control Stanford projects?
on Aug 14, 2007 at 9:56 am
Because some Stanford interests lie within our borders.
on Aug 14, 2007 at 3:27 pm
Stanford Hospital, Lucille Packard Children's Hospital, and the Shopping Center were annexed to the City of Palo Alto years ago and from what I remember, one reason was to give those properties the protection of the Palo Alto Police Department. The rest of the campus including the Medical School is not in Palo Alto - it is the county and is under the jurisdiction of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department. I believe, but I could be wrong, that most of the real estate including Oak Creek Apartments and the Class Hyatt, etc. on the north side of Sand Hill road are also within the city limits of Palo Alto.
This is why the issue of housing for all of those employees is so critical. Is Palo Alto responsible for building housing on the east side of El Camino for all the jobs on the west side of El Camino? Stanford and the shopping center owners say they are not in the housing business. So whose business is it?
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A candidate who pledged not to force a Republican primary in Minnesota's First Congressional District has changed his mind.
Jim Hagedorn was one of three GOP candidates vying for the party's nomination last month.
State Rep. Mike Benson lost in the first round of balloting. In the second round, businessman Aaron Miller got 56 percent of the vote. That was short of the 60 percent needed for victory, but Hagedorn agreed to step aside for the sake of party unity.
All candidates agreed to abide by the vote rather than force a Republican primary in August. The winner would challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Tim Walz this fall.
However, Hagedorn said Sunday he's re-entering the race because Miller isn't doing enough to run a full-time campaign and outwork Walz.


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Rather holy town and so was the square. It is unusual not to have a flat town square in Latin America, but this one was.
Ouro Preto is one of the most symbolical historic cities in Brazil. TIradentes was one of "Brazilian heroes" against the Portuguese domination and the Tiradentes square remains with the same looks and feel of the time when he was killed on it. Be prepared to walk up hills, since the square is on an upper part of the city, which...
Beautiful backdrop for photos. A giant obelisk and the Museu da Inconfidiencia in the background. Great during festivals, but always gives a sense of history.
Beautiful historic square... Needs to be more pedestrian friendly. Almost got run over several times crossing the square with my family. ;-)
The plaza is made only to catch tourists. If you really want to know Ouro Preto, take a walk to the down streets. The only good thing i saw in the plaza was the museum, the rest, terrible when is weekends: bad traffic, no way to park your car, dirty and pee smells in the corners.
This large square is central to the city of Ouro Preto. Surrounded on all sides by shops selling gemstones, souvenirs, cachaça and with two fine bookends in the form of an excellent museum of minerology and the museum of the Inconfidençia this Praça is the place where all roads converge. Don't miss it.
The principal place of Ouro Preto, the Praça Tiradentes is sorrounded by the Inconfidence Museum and the older Administrative Building and Astronomic Observatory (Escola de Minas). The ancient principal street of Ouro Preto (and in some way still nowadays) ends on this square. It's the neuralgic place of the town.
This square is the center of Ouro Preto and is filled with restaurants, museums and shops galore. There are several nice gemstone shops on the square worth checking out.
Ouro Preto is a nice historic town, this is the main square and from here you reach most of the important sights in town. Do not miss the Oratory and the Minaralogy Museums one block away.
The square itself is nice, but more importantly it's the centre of everything. There's a few nice places around the square itself, such as cafés and restaurants and also a couple of the museum. Many other interesting places and shops are in and around this area as well so you're bound to pass through here during your stay.
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I have a question…. because coffee, is a hard habit for me to kick, if I bought 1/2 caff. coffee, would I be able to have 4 cups in the morning, instead of 2? I am used to drinking a whole pot of coffee myself (bad, I know!!)
just wondering what opinions were on this.
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you are allowed to have your coffee,it would depend on if you usecream and sugar? I drink mine black. But dr. Mike discuss this on his video.
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I would just remember that for every cup of coffee you have, regardless of how much caffeine is in it, because it is counted as negative water you'd need to make up for it by having more water during the day.
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Here are my thoughts: I love coffee too and am not willing to go thru withdrawal, plus I love it. I think you just keep doing the program and if you have a little coffee and you're still losing then it's ok! I've read so many different opinions on how much water we should be drinking, etc. So just go with what works for you but cut back on


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The 2010 defence review required the Royal Navy to reduce its personnel numbers from 36,000 down to around 31,000. The salaries, benefits and pensions for serving and former RN personnel amount to a significant cost, making manpower cuts an attractive option for the Treasury. After 3 waves of redundancies, the RN was down to 30,310 trained personnel by April this year.Read More›
There are several key issues around the Royal Navy that frequently appear in the media and on Twitter discussions. Rather than keep repeating ourselves, below is a quick summary of our view on these issues together with links to more detailed articles.Read More›
HMS Alliance as a museum vessel, soon to rejoin the Royal Navy submarine flotilla. Photo by Anguskirk via flickr
Admiral Tubworthy-Pollock has announced today that Museum submarine HMS Alliance is to be recommissioned back into active service with the Royal Navy."With our submarine fleet rather below optimum size for the sustained tempo of operations currently undertaken, we saw what superb restoration work those fine chaps down in Gosport had done and the opportunity to operate this valuable asset was too good to miss"Read More›
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Сценарии Перехода К Устойчивым Темпам Добычи Нефти В России
[Scenarios of transition to sustainable oil extraction in Russia]
AbstractThe rates of oil depletion are increasing during the last ten years in Russia and the Russian Energy Program, approved by the government, implies further growth of oil production by 2020. We used the transition curves analysis in aggregate model to examine the long-run consumption along different possible paths of oil extraction. We conclude that the long-run consumption along the paths associated with the Energy Program is about twice as less as the consumption along the paths switching to sustainable extraction in the short run.
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Gibson Wines will be taking care of breakfast – and lunch – with their weekend program. Andre Ursini will be in the kitchen, providing Italian treats and eats from Andre's Cucina & Polenta Bar. Starting the weekend with Italian crepes (truffled egg, prociutto, spinach, mozzarella and brandy cream) sounds pretty good to us.
Lunch begins at midday, with house-cured waygu bresaola, squacquerone cheese, pugliese Roquefort and handmade grissini. Vegetarians will be looked after with a spinach and ricotta lasagne, and gluten-free options are also on the menu. Finally, dessert will come in the form of sweet Italian doughnuts with vanilla bean and lemon custard, forest berries and toasted almond flakes. The exquisite food will be accompanied by relaxed music, courtesy of Cousin Leonard and Free Genie.
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Where: 190 Willows Road Light Pass
Feature wine: Gibson Sparkling Merlot
Cost: All meals $15
Contact: 0416 213 661 (Anne Gibson)
Kellermeister are kicking off the weekend early, with a Friday night curry party courtesy of Stuart Oldfield. After your dose of spice, return over the weekend for the jazz, groove and funk of seven-piece outfit Blue Lagoon. Oldfield will be back in the kitchen on Saturday and Sunday, serving caramelised pork belly and Asian prawn salad, grass-fed beef burgers with rosemary salted fries, wild mushroom arancini and more.
On Sunday at 10.30am, Barossa local, Sprout Cooking School director and former MasterChef contestant Callum Hann will be demonstrating how to cook with wine. As the food and fun continues, take your mind off wine for a moment to try Kellermeister's Boots Cider, which will be on tap.
When: Friday 6.30pm, Saturday and Sunday 9.30am – 5pm
Where: 1561 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch
Feature wine: The Funk Wagon GSM
Cost: curry night $28pp, weekend food $9 – $15
Contact: 08 8524 4303
In the cozy corner, Gomersal welcomes guests to a warm, wood-fired haven this weekend. With a feature fireplace in cellar door and firedrums outside, you can settle in for a toasty time – and start early with a big breakfast from 8am. If you're a late riser, try one of Bazza's Famous Burgers for lunch, then finish it all off with one of Apex Bakery's apple strudels.
Gomersal are celebrating more than just the gourmet food of the Barossa – they're also supporting South Australian arts. Blues/folk duo Lily & The Drum will be on stage both days, performing favourites from their record Nobody Just Like Me. Lily & The Drum will bring a contemporary spice to the Valley, before heading out on a regional Australian tour.
Rebekah Popescu's SALA exhibition, The light-drenched prism, will continue at Gomersal. Popescu has collected memories from her travels through Europe and projected them in paint and photography with a digital twist.
When: Saturday and Sunday, 8am to 5pm
Where: 203 Lyndoch Road, Gomersal
Feature wine: Gomersal Reserve 'Gold Medal' Shiraz
Cost: All meals $12 – $15
Contact: 08 8563 3611
Murrary Street Vineyards are turning 10 this year – and they're celebrating in style. The Barrel Theatre & Tasting Room will be alive with food, wine and good music. DJ Yo Daddy Mac will have his vinyl out for a funk, jazz and soul infusion.
Naturally, being in the Barossa, you can't go a weekend without a visit from the Beer family! Murray Street will be hosting Maggie's daughter Elli Beer, whose catering expertise will keep the grazing plates full of local produce. Mix and match your own selection of fine cheese, smoked prosciutto and other seasonal tastes to satisfy your hunger and complement the Murray Street wines.
When: Saturday and Sunday, 11am – 4pm
Where: Murray St, Greenock
Feature wine: Murray Street Vineyards Black Label Shiraz
Cost: Wine: glass $7, bottle $25. Grazing plate value variable.
Contact: 08 8562 8373
Covering culture and community, Seppeltsfield have organised two fine programs over the Barossa Gourmet weekend.
First on Friday is Jazz in the Distillery, with singer Libby O'Donovan crooning through the evening from 7.30pm. Bookings for the Friday night are essential (call 8568 6200). Wines and platters will be offered on Friday, but if you're looking for more foodie festivities, Saturday and Sunday are the days for you.
Community spirit will forge the incredible offering at Seppeltsfield over the weekend: Pork, Port & Petanque. Owen Andrews Catering and Barossa Valley Cider Co will join forces to create the "hero dish": confit pork belly with butter-roasted apple sauce and cider glaze. To accompany the pork is Seppeltsfield's famous, pioneering fortified wine: a tawny Para port. Cap the weekend off
with a friendly petanque tournament by beating your friends and family at the greatest game on earth.
When: Friday 7.30pm, Saturday and Sunday 10.30am – 5pm
Where: 730 Seppeltsfield Road, Seppeltsfield
Feature wine: Tawny Port - PARA
Cost: Jazz in the Distillery $59pp, weekend food $10 – $15
Contact: 08 8568 6217
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A smiling Jack Wagner left a gym this morning as a photog asked about his blowout fight with Heather Locklear ... but Jack wasn't talking.
It's the first time we've seen Wagner since the fight in December -- a fight that got so bad the cops were called. As we first reported, both Jack and Heather have a date with prosecutors in a few weeks, to determine if the matter should be dropped or if misdemeanor battery charges should be filed.
The photog from the agency that shot the video asked if he thought Heather needed professional help. We know her family thinks she does, but so far Heather is ensconced at home with no intention of seeking treatment.
Can I just say that I would do baaaaaad things to Jack Wagner? And, additionally, he would like it? Haha... But, gawwwd, I have had a crush on him since I was 5 years old, jebus. It still makes me crazy to look at him. I heard he was on a soap opera now, so I guess I'm gonna have to investigate and set the ole dusty dvr. Jack, call me! Yes, I am in my first year of grad school, but I WILL make time for you!
Christ, did I really just type all that? Did I really just make a comment in a tmz comments section? My god. ;)I
I don't care. I would enjoy getting hammered with Heather Locklear and then engaging in sloppy, gushing, regrettable sexual activity. And then I'd just get up and leave, of course ha ha.....
Sounds like demon alcohol and prescription drugs have put Heather in headlock and just won't let go of her. "Good Heather" needs to defeat "Bad Heather" or her demons might just kill her.
Come on Heather, enough is enough. It's time to put up your white flag, surrender, and just trust that things will be alright when you go to rehab and when you get out. Gotta put one foot in front of the other and just walk ... one step at a time. Heather should just be grateful that she has enough money to go to whatever rehab she wants and she has family to help her out. She's a lot luckier than most alcoholics and drug addicts who are barely staying alive on the streets.
Maybe everyone not involved should leave the two alone!!!
I'll protect Heather Locklear from Jack Wagner. From George William Gockel.
Is this video actually worth anything? Wow, he has nothing to say, big deal.
Jack, you are an ASS and you know... leave Heather alone.. and let her heal. You never have, now is the time to F OFF
Jack Wagner was probably a bit TOO supportive with Heather. As long as your partner or loved one doesn't think they have a problem, there's nothing you can do.
This is to the person who made comment #27 :
Whether Jack and heather find their way back to each other, or never speak to each other again... the fact still remains that she will never be with YOU.
That's all.
The reason most celebrities even speak to TMZ is because they don't ask heavy personal questions like that. TMZ camera people need to back off a little or no one is going to talk to them. The main reason I watch the show is the silly questions. The show is generally pretty lighthearted, but stuff like this will sink it.
Jack was a class act here, not commenting. The camera/interview guy is dolt. How receptive would anyone be with a buffoon attacking them with stupid, insensitive and personal questions? TMZ, do better.
And I still think Jack is HOT.
TMZ, why are your "reporters" (used loosely here) so retarded?
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P.S. Jack, marry me. Kthnx.
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Lead Dog Olde English Ale - Yukon Brewing Company
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Ratings: 45 | Reviews: 29 | Display Reviews Only:
British Columbia (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +17.9%
11-18-2013 06:53:13 | More by Erik-P
Alberta (Canada)
4.58/5 rDev +13.6%
The Hop-In Brew has a few kegs of this, on-tap! (November 17, 2010)
While I really enjoy this beer in a bottle, it went to a whole new level of awesome on-tap last night.
Deep red, almost black color. Slightly dark head indicates roasted malts. Creamy, almost like a Guinness. This is looking good.
Nice roasted malt aroma, no hop aroma.
While it isn't a porter, and definitely not a stout, I haven't had many of either style that compare to this. Roasted malt flavor comes through, a bit of alcohol bite, nice hops to balance the sweetness, which is definitely present but less so than in the bottle.
Porter-like consistency in the mouth, low carbonation. Wonderful mouthfeel.
Emminently drinkable. I'm going back as often as I can to get more of this, before it goes away. The Arctic Red has been on-tap for years there (and still is) so I hope that popular demand keeps this one on the delivery schedule, as well.
11-18-2010 17:25:11 | More by MAB
Alberta (Canada)
4.47/5 rDev +10.9%
Appearance- Pours with a thick white head. Dark black in colour and opaque.
Smell- Hints of roasted coffee, toffee/caramel and plum.
Taste- Moderate flavours of the roasted coffee, toffee/caramel and plum comes through in the taste. Slightly bitter at the end but doesn't take away from the flavours.
Mouthfeel- Medium bodied with good amount of bubbles. ABV is well hidden in this ale and it very drinkable for the style of beer.
Overall- A nice olde english ale from Yukon Brewing. One of my favourites next to the Espresso Stout. This ale is great to have to warm up on a cold winter day.
11-05-2011 03:12:39 | More by leaddog
Alberta (Canada)
4.47/5 rDev +10.9%
I am behind the times in Calgary, but finally I stopped over at Willow Park and found this beauty, one which I have been wanting to try for a very long time. And folks, this does NOT disappoint. As I have come to expect from those folks in the Yukon, this is another classic beer with all the characteristics of its style, done with finesse, balance, and taste. Comes in a six-pack with the dog art on the front...low key. Popping the cap and in pours a hazelnut liquid with excellent head retention and a low carbonation. The smell is filled to the brim with enough malt to satisfy the sweet in me, and the hops keep it all in balance. I was very impressed with the aroma, but the taste absolutely blew me away with butterscotch, brown sugar, plums and dried dates, with just enough latent grass-hopping to keep it from being cloying. Plenty of coffee/mocha flavours here too...nicely roasted malts indeed. A little akin to their Midnight Sun in character. The similarity to a porter is apt too, because this has a whole cornucopia of salty, meaty tastes as well. Nice mouthfeel with a syrupy but decently enough carbonated feel.
Now I had this throughout the night with a bunch of other new beers, among them a bunch of other strong ales and Belgians and Double Ales, but by far this was the most balanced, flavourful and go-back-to beers of the night. Phenomenal. Yukon Brewing has never let me down. A treat.
02-06-2007 21:34:28 | More by Cwrw
Alberta (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +8.7%
Dark as an arctic night ale would be an alteranate name for this brew. Dark brownish-red with a fizzy off-white head and decent lacing.
Complex blend of dried fruit, dates, rum raisen & of course a bit of good ol' booze( it is 7% abv after all)
I'm sure if you asked a high brow craft brew drinker from a big city if it was possible for a beer from the Yukon ( think sled dogs and brothels) could be this well crafted...Rich, well balanced tastes that include dried dates, mild coffee, rum raisin. Alcohol barely warms inially. Finishes very much like a fine English Pale ale with a withering dryness. It's only after about 5 minutes that you realize the alcohol has bitten your tongue.
Almost chewy and full in body. Very smooth given the ABV.
My new winter ale to be sipped and savored ever time I have the fireplace going.
10-23-2009 03:57:36 | More by Shadman
Ontario (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +7.9%
Great beer. Looks like a porter with its voluptuous black colour and amber red tints.
Smells of coffee, toffee, molasses and some cocoa
Tastes like delicious night fall in an arctic winter. Warming with its Toasted malt, caramelization and earthy brewed coffee. The flavours are mostly subtle but very well balanced. A bitter finish that balances and adds depth lingers on this beer.
Low-med carbonation with a hit of warm alcohol adding to the drying hop finish.
Buy this and drink it to the bottom.
11-22-2011 17:17:20 | More by beerSexualizer
Alberta (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
This was a pleasant surprise to find in regular distribution. Yukon Brewing makes mighty fine beers, it's always good to see more from them.
Came in a 6 pack, down to my last bottle.Pours out a deep, dark brown, almost opaque except for a deep mahogany nimbus around the bottom of the glass when held up to direct light. Spongy tan head that settles to a thin creamy cap.
Rich aroma of chewy dark malts, dark dried fruits, and a hint of blackstrap molasses, along with licorice.
The flavour is also rich, with roasted malt, molasses, figs and some licorice root. This is something of a malt bomb. Faint smoky traces long into the aftertaste, this one really lingers.
Full and creamy mouthfeel, it's a pleasure to roll over the tongue.
An absolute delight to drink, much credit to Yukon Brewing for finally making this one more accessible, it'll be a mainstay in my fridge for sure, at least through the cold weather.
01-18-2007 04:02:26 | More by IronDjinn
Nova Scotia (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
Bottle sent to me by BigBry. Thanks a lot for this surprise. I've been looking forward most to this one.
Appearance: Pours a lovely deep brown clour with a nice tight tanned head. Loads of lacing up the sides of the glass. Great retention.
Aroma: Roasted malt. Earthy tones, rich soil, coffee, molasses. Fruit aroma of prunes and dates. Sweet caramel also in there. Smell beautiful, like a cross between English and Belgian ales.
Taste: More of those deep deep earthy hints in the flavour. Rich roasted coffee, molasses. Also a bit of dark rippened fruit. Very sweet and fruity, but a good hop bitterness to balance it out.
Mouthfeel: Soft, and sharp as well. Carbonation level meets the style. Not a session beer, but has a good drinkability for a strong ale.
Final Statement: What a wonderful surprise from Whitehorse! This is one of the better Canadian brews I've tasted. It's a unique and very solid contribution, I just wish I could get it here in Halifax. I'd love to try the rest of their beers.
05-22-2007 18:13:04 | More by MMansfield
Alberta (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
Pours a very dark reddish-brown, almost black. Smallish and creamy off-white head that settles quickly with some decent lacing. Nice looking ale.
Smoked wood and milk chocolate, with dark fruit.
Sweet, roasted, light bitterness...molasses, black olives, mission figs, tangy currants and prunes.Very tasty with some nice malt/hop balance.
Nice creamy body in the mouth, slight astringent finish with low carbonation.
This could be a porter or a stout, and it's delicious. An invigorating ale that is a regular in my fridge.
09-20-2007 00:38:51 | More by ablaze
Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +6.2%
Wonderful bottle with a picture of a husky on it. Almost like the Canadian North personified.
The pour produces a mahogany couloured body and a decent off-white head. There's good retention and some nice lacing. Malty, english strong ale aroma, with some raisin, dark fruity malts and treacle. Very nice, full, malty body. Lots of toffee and caramel at the fore, with alcohol soaked dark fruits, and some great roasty characteristics. There's also a slight hint off wood (not oak though) and a good level of bitterness. Its quite a rich and textured palate, which I really appreciate. Creamy, full-bodied mouthfeel with restrained carbonation.
This is a very solid beer - great flavours and a nice body. Yet another winner from Yukon, who also do an awesome red if anyone feels like tracking it down.
Thanks to BigBry for sending this one East.
11-28-2008 20:17:52 | More by bobsy
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
11-23-2013 07:12:47 | More by MrTinnedPEach
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
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4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
07-08-2013 21:59:17 | More by krome
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
08-01-2012 19:06:41 | More by wesbray
Alberta (Canada)
4.23/5 rDev +5%
341ml bottle. I recall this being my favorite of Yukon's products, back in those heady days before my current beer-tasting proclivity.
This beer pours a clear, rather dark reddish brown colour, with a finger or so of loosely foamy, kind of bubbly off-white head, which leaves some nice, mostly random, streaky parachute lace around the glass as it evenly subsides.
It smells of lightly roasted caramel/toffee malt, a soft, crisp biscuit character, my mom's zucchini bread (earthy spices, bread, and brown sugar), and a bit of earthy, leafy hops. The taste is mildly roasted, somewhat bready caramel malt, a prominent oily nuttiness, some subtle alcohol edginess, and subdued leafy, weedy hops.
The carbonation is moderate, just a tad fizzy, the body a near full weight, and fairly smooth. It finishes just on the sweet side, the tinted caramel malt doing well in its old age.
A very tasty strong English ale, the booze more than sufficiently integrated, with a well rounded otherness. Still my favorite beer from the real north of our Great White North.
09-11-2009 23:13:11 | More by biboergosum
British Columbia (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +3%
A: Amber brown, light tan head, some retention & lacing.
S: Spiced-up Christmas/fruit cake that's covered in alcohol; caramel; burnt toffee.
T: Fruit cake, spice, burnt caramel, roasted nut & orange rind. Balanced bitterness; alcohol is subtle.
M: Body is slightly heavier than moderate; smooth.
D: A nice winter warmer.
Thanks Bobsy!
11-29-2008 02:57:42 | More by Derek
Ontario (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +2.5%
Thanks to the fine trader markaberrant for sending this my way. Pours quite dark, a brown that is almost black, with garnet hues around the edges. Nice tight two finger tan head formed on a pretty gentle pour. Excellent head retention, and is already leaving sticky lacings as the head slowly recedes, and continues to do so as I work on emptying my glass.
Toffee, a touch of treacle and a hint of anise greets the nose. Slightly floral but a moreso earthy hop touch also presents itself.
Pretty good stuff here. A mild nuttiness is smothered in toffee and notes of treacle. Hints of smoke and anise also present. Metallic twang appears near the finish and gives way to earthy flavours of moist black earth and decaying vegetation. The metalllic flavours are easy to get accustomed to.
Medium in body, nicely attentuated, and hides its 7% abv well. Rich malts harmonize nicely with the hops. Mildly roasty and mildly astringent, making it very easy to go back for more.
For what this is this is a very drinkable ale, and is as sessionable as most if not any other 7% beers. The metallic notes almost detracted from this fine ale, but after a couple more sips the palate quickly adjusted. A nice and almost roasty strong ale, hopped according to the english tradition. Very well made, glad i got to try this one, and would certainly enjoy having this one again.
01-15-2008 05:11:53 | More by demcorhip
Alberta (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +1.7%
341ml bottle poured into 400ml dab glass on sept26 2009
A clear brownish copper with a thumb width of head that has only fair retention but even the final film left some lace
S some spice, burnt sugar and a tiny bit of booze
T the booze is a little more pronounced and it has some nice nutty flavor and toffee/caramel balance it out quite well.
M low carbonation and its leaning to the heavy side
D this one is perfect for this chilly fall night, overall several small things came together too make this one work
I'm stoked on this beer, this is one of the most underrated ales in western Canada. I like the stout and red ale from Yukon, but this one may be their best
09-27-2009 02:32:05 | More by wordemupg
Ontario (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +1.7%
Lead Dog Ale isn't quite as dark as a January night in the Yukon, but it takes staring at it straight into the light to find that it is, in fact, clear and that it does indeed have some colour beyond its blackish exterior. The pecan-brown blush is very attractive and emits a surprising amount of glossy highlighting for a beer so dark-hued. A good head forms but eventually collapses like a tent, its main post removed.
The bouquet has that super enticing blend of roasted nuts, chocolate, dried fruits and coffee that makes keeping your nose out of the glass for more than a few seconds at a time a very difficult task. Not overly sweet, not overly roasty - it is an unusually successful balance between dark porter-like elements (i.e., fudge, espresso) and somewhat lighter brown malt notes (i.e., toffee, molasses).
This "Olde English Ale" is indeed fashioned in a similar vein to many of Britain's celebrated strong ales (think Fullers Vintage or J.W. Lees). It nowhere near rivals these markedly complex and celebrated ales, mind you, but rather drinks like a simplified, made-to-order version of them. This is not to diminish its flavour, which is substantial in its own right, offering notes of pecan, molasses, golden raisin, roasted grain, cocoa and coffee.
Despite the abundance of malt flavour, the climbing alcohol content and the general makeup of a porter, the brewery's quite right about this beer's consumption not leading to an "overly full gullet". Of course, it's hard for me to fully put that claim to the test with only one bottle in my possession, but considering how quickly it's disappeared, I'd call it a fairly safe bet. If anything, it may be a wee thin for its flavour profile.
Lead Dog Ale has got to make the cold, dark, long Yukon winter more bearable. Or at least act as some token of consolation - you won't find it many places elsewhere. So while they might not have much sun, at least the people of the Yukon can rest easy knowing they have plenty of good beer at their disposal, Yukon Brewing makes darn sure of that. (Now if only they'd start looking after other people by distributing further south!)
10-03-2012 03:08:09 | More by biegaman
Quebec (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +0.5%
Thanks to wordemupg for this one.
Poured from a 341ml. bottle.
Appearance: A very dark body with blood red tints and a very light brown, thick head.
Smell: Wisps of roasted coffee, sweet caramel candy, nuts (skin and all) and images of a wood stove. Comforting.
Taste: Unsweetened chocolate, faint coffee, dark dried fruits, raw nuttiness, toasted oats and a bit of candy sweetness.
Mouthfeel: Creamy & rich with a tinge of robustness that could have cranked it up a notch. Nice light bittering in the middle through the finish.
Overall: A nice winter warmer that felt real good to taste.
05-18-2012 11:14:10 | More by papat444
Alberta (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +0.5%
A- Pours a deep brown with a thin head and not much lacing. Hum.... I remember this beer pouring & looking better than this. Hopefully the beer is still good.
S- The first thing I get is toffee and caramel. Some coffee and hops in here as well. This is a nice smell!!
T- Much like the smell with a hint of booze and nuttiness. The finish is bitter. A good balance between all the flavors.
M- Medium-full body. Moderate carbonation.
D- A really nice offering from Yukon. I haven't had many beers of this style, but I enjoyed this immensely. This kept getting better as it warmed. I'm still not sure what happened with the pour on this one, perhaps the glass wasn't cleaned properly, but everything else was spot on how I remembered it.
10-27-2009 04:13:35 | More by Dawkfan
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +0.5%
341 ml bottle poured in a pint glass. Thanx BigBry!
Dark brown, almost black and hazy. Nearly opaque. Thin ring of light brown head.
Aroma is sweet malt and dried fruit (prunes and figs) with some bread like notes. Christmas loaf. Alcohol in the background.
Strong roasted malt with dried fruit highlights. The alcohol makes itseld noticed but doesn't overpower. Fairly steady throughout.
Medium-full bodied and mildly carbonated.
A nice strong ale. The scent does more for me than anything else. Well suited for a cold winter night.
07-28-2007 05:32:15 | More by Noxious26
Ontario (Canada)
4.01/5 rDev -0.5%
Bottle from wordemuog, 12oz into a tulip.
Dark brien, mahogany hues when held to the light. Tab head, with moderate retention and lacing. Nose has some sweetish, bready malts, a bit of chocolate, molasses. Taste has some roast, toasty bread, some sweet and complex malt character. Dry finish. Medium feel, thats lighter at times. Medium low carbonation, no alcohol. Quite easy to put back, I'd have several of these.
01-22-2013 02:20:43 | More by liamt07
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev -0.7%
Yukon Brewing doesn't make a lot of beers, but they have a decent track record of making good ones and even the ones that aren't so good get marks for originality.
Lead Dog Ale is definitely good, from the dark, cola-coloured elixir that poured into my pint glass topped by a fluffy head. It was accompanied by a complex, fruity aroma that hinted at blackcurrants and a bit of rummy fruitcake. Faint, floral hops were also present, as was a slight whiff of chocolately malt.
The taste was definitely on the malty side, but not entirely one-dimensional. Moderately bitter hops came through in the middle before everything finished dry with a roasted malt finish. The mouthfeel was medium-bodied and a bit sticky (not unpleasantly so) and carbonation low.
A nice sipper on a cold winter night and hides its ABV well.
11-15-2006 01:45:28 | More by vanrassel
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -0.7%
12oz bottle sent from wordemupg in CanCon BIF - thanks man!
Pours a dark russet, earthy brown with hints of auburn in the light, a nice finger of head off the pour which dies down to a thin collar that manages to leave some lacing down the glass.
Nose is dominated by toffee malt, earthy metallic notes, bread, and light spicing.
Toffee and caramel malt, day old coffee, earth (almost loam like), hints of cocoa powder, bread. Extremely dry and biting, sucks the moisture out of your mouth! Hint of the alcohol in the back but just barely, warming in the stomach hits you about half way through. Tingly carbonation, any less and this might stick in your mouth. Light sweetness runs through it but pales in light of the hop, malt roast drying that runs rampant along your tongue and cheeks. Lightish body, going for drinkable I believe though at 7% that could be difficult.
A really interesting beer. It would go well with food though I wouldn't call it sessionable. Well made, tasty beer.
11-30-2009 19:47:28 | More by ritzkiss
Lead Dog Olde English Ale from Yukon Brewing Company
89 out of 100 based on 45 ratings.