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Autumn Saffron Body Wash - 8.12 oz
Body Elixir Toning - Renewing - 4.06 oz
Autumn Saffron Body Cream - 8.12 oz
DeoDry Antiperspirant - 3.04 oz
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Acetyl Hexapeptide-3: Argireline is the trade name. Synthetically produced, it is a peptide made of amino acids. It can help reduce the overall appearance of deep wrinkles.
Algae: A simple celled organism. Commonly derived from seaweed and other times harvested in ponds, algae are touted as a moisturizer. It is rich in minerals and therefore believed to have anti-oxidant properties that are revitalizing to the skin. Some algae will shrink as they dry on the skin, providing a temporary tightening effect.
Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA): A common and well known chemical exfoliator that helps loosen the dry rough skin cells to reveal softer, smooth looking skin. It has been used for many years, and is now offered in a milder formulation in beauty products. It reveals, through chemical exfoliation, a new layer of skin by helping increasing the cell turnover rate. It is used to reduce the look of wrinkling, roughness and skin discoloration. Mainly available in facial and body creams, it's also found in some cosmetic preparations.
Aloe (Aloe Barbadensis): The aloe plant that is used in topical preparations is one of 300 species of aloes and is indigenous to South Africa. Known for its skin smoothing and rejuvenating properties, Aloe Vera has almost the same ph as the skin and is generally believed to be hypoallergenic to most individuals because of this. References of aloe can be found in the Bible, as well as other ancient texts. According to ancient records and data, it has been used for at least 3,000 years.
Alpha-Lipoic Acid: A fairly recent discovery of the mid 20th century (1951), Alpha-Lipoic acid is part of the B complex family. The body makes up its own lipoic acid, but most is derived from food sources. Its most unique property is that it was found to be fat and water soluble. This unique quality makes it more effective in its antioxidant qualities since it can help provide free radical protection in both the watery (aqueous) and oily (lipid) part of cells. This two-fold nature had earned it the title of "ideal" or "universal" anti-oxidant. It may also have the capability of regenerating other anti-oxidants such as Vitamins C and E.
Bentonite Clay: Used in spas around the world as a soothing, rejuvenating facial mask, this clay is used to absorb oil and impurities, and help skin feel soft and smooth. Found all over the world, particularly in the US and Canada, this clay was initially a deposit of prehistoric volcanic ash.
Coenzyme Q10: Also known as Ubiquinone, it derives from the same root word as 'ubiquitous,' meaning "found everywhere." Aptly named, CO Q10 is found in every cell of your body, and levels are reported to decrease with age. It is considered an antioxidant nutrient and has been found to help offer protection from free radicals.
Copper Peptide: Helps trigger the skin's own renewal process with rejuvenating effects.
DMAE: Dimethylaminoethanol, a relative newcomer on the beauty scene, promotes skin firmness. Mostly found in anti-aging lotions and creams. It can help improve overall tone of the skin while encouraging elasticity.
Papaya Enzyme: Derived from the fruit Carica papapya. It contains the enzyme papain and helps dissolve the proteins in dead skin through the process of digestion. The exfoliation process exposes a newer, younger layer of skin.
Glycolic Acid: Derived from sugarcane, it is used as an exfoliant and is related to alpha-hydroxy acid in its action. Often added to cosmetic products to control the acid and alkali balance.
Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate): Found in the body, Hyaluronic Acid is used to lubricate joints and cushion other parts such as the skin. It's used in topically applied rejuvenating products to increase the skin's moisture, volume and fullness. It is capable of absorbing and retaining water over 1,000 times its weight.
Idebenone: Idebenone is pronounced (eye-deb-eh-known). A relatively new discovery in the beauty and anti-aging industry, Idebenone is an organic compound reputed to have superior anti-oxidant properties very similar to that of Coenzyme Q10. It is actually the bioengineered variation of Coenzyme Q10. It acts as a protector against free radicals. Due to production costs, it tends to cost a bit more than other beauty ingredients. However, a demand continues to exist because of its reputation for anti-aging and brightening properties.
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia): Oil is distilled from the tops of flowering lavender plants. Generally added to products as a perfume, it is found in soaps, perfumes and topical skin preparations. Also, according to the long standing practice of aromatherapy, the scent is also believed to soothe stress.
Matrixyl 3000: Best known to help reduce wrinkle depth. Matrixyl 3000 differs from Matrixyl in that Matrixyl 3000 is made up of both Palmitoyl Oligopeptide and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide (Matrixyl only has one peptide, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide). An essential function of Palmitoyl Oligopeptide is that it enhances the production of collagen, and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide combines with other ingredients to optimize the environment to stimulate collagen production. Matrixyl 3000 is renowned in the anti-aging industry for its wrinkle reducing properties, along with improving skin tone and helping to reduce roughness.
Niacinamide (Vitamin B3): A naturally occurring B vitamin found in various plants including sweet birch and wintergreen leaves. It can also be created synthetically through a process of heating phenol and carbon dioxide. It is used for a number of purposes, including its antimicrobial action in preserving products. It is also used to slough the skin, aiding with acne and wrinkled skin.
Shea Butter: An emollient plant lipid. The fruit of the karaite tree in the Savannah region of West Africa produces a rich, luxurious moisturizing fat. The fruit is crushed and boiled until it resembles an ivory or yellow colored cream. It's widely used in lotions, creams, hair conditioners and lipsticks.
Vitamin A: Used for its moisturizing properties.
Vitamin C: Also known as Ascorbic Acid, it is especially used in anti-wrinkle creams and serums. It's valued for its ability to act as a preservative and antioxidant protection. Depending on the type of product, it comes in several forms, such as a powder or cream.
Vitamin E: Also known as Alpha Tocopherol, is derived from vegetable oils. It's used as a moisturizing antioxidant.
Zinc Oxide: Widely used for numerous beauty products, zinc oxide is used in: blush, shaving creams, light and white eye shadows, powders, cosmetics, antiperspirants and depilitories. It is also used in foundations and dusting powders for its opaque qualities.
Acne/oily skin is identified as skin with oily areas, pronounced shininess in the T-zone, breakouts, and pores that may be clogged and enlarged. The oiliness can cause makeup to fade prematurely. Finding the right balance is key to this skincare routine.
Daily Skin Care Regimen
If you have acne or oily skin, you will need products that control oil, hydrate without added oil, and protect your skin.
Cleanse skin both day and night with a mild sudsy or gel cleanser. Use a toner to wipe of residual dirt and soap, and finally follow with a light moisturizer with SPF for the day. Use a product that is mild and light; many times the packaging will indicate that it is non-comedegenic or non-acnegenic. Products formulated specifically for acne/oily skin condition should be suitable for use. There are a variety of products on the market that contain ingredients for mild to severe acne/oily conditions. You will want to purchase a skincare line that fits the level of your skin's needs. Sensitive individuals may want to avoid the risk of irritation by choosing fragrance-free products.
Weekly Skin Care Routine
Exfoliate once or twice per week. This will assist with cell turnover and will expose the healthy skin underneath. Over-exfoliating or exfoliating with harsh ingredients can irritate skin and possibly cause further breakouts, so stick with a product that has micro beads or exfoliating ingredients.
Use a weekly mask to help cleanse and tighten pores. Masks made with clay effectively absorb excess oil and are highly recommended and essential to controlling an oily complexion. Finally use a spot treatment as needed during the day or night. If skin becomes flaky or irritated, decrease the frequency of use. One final note: Choose your cosmetics and hair care products wisely. Many can be contributors of skin flare-ups.
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Key Ingredients for Acne/Oily Skin:
Alphahydroxy Acid, Salicylic Acid, Benzoyl Peroxide, Hydroxyl Acid, Clay, Tea Tree Oil, Eucalyptus, Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Vitamin A, Retinol (a form of Vitamin A), Vitamin C, Clay
Daily Skin Care Regimen
If you have dry skin, you will need moisturizing products that nourish, so you will want to find protective and restorative products. Achieving a moisture balance with the right pH is key.
Begin with a very mild soap, possibly cream based. Since your skin is acidic, the alkaline in soap can easily disturb the delicate pH balance. Also, make sure that the soap does not contain harsh chemicals which will also remove the acid mantel and cause further dryness. Choose a toner that soothes and nourishes your skin. It should refresh with a hint of moisture—a low or no alcohol formulation is recommended to prevent over drying the skin.
A daily moisturizing routine is essential for dry skin. Begin with a serum to enhance moisture, then apply a day moisturizer. Try to use a day cream with an SPF Your evening ritual can include a serum application and a heavier moisturizer. Eye creams and serums are recommended for the delicate area around the eyes that are subject to fine lines and wrinkles.
Weekly Skin Care Routine
Use an extremely mild exfoliator in order to expose fresh skin and allow products to penetrate deeper. This will maximize the effectiveness of your skin care products. A moisture-enhancing mask that you put on and wipe off will moisturize and plump dry and dehydrated skin.
Key Ingredients for Dry Skin:
Hyalauronic Acid, Glycerin, Lanolin, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Oil (Of Jojoba, Olive, Apricot Seed, Avocado, Grapeseed Borage, Almond, Evening Primrose), Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Honey, Shea Butter, Argan, Baobab, Manuka Honey, Green Tea (Camilla Sinsnsis), Ceramide, Glycolic Acid, Hydrolized Wheat Protein, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Cucumber
Daily Skin Care Regimen
If you have sensitive skin, you will need products that calm and soothe, as well as restore moisture. You will want to select products that are specifically formulated for sensitive skin and are free of harsh, synthetic and fragranced ingredients.
Begin with an ultra mild cleanser. Cream cleansers work well with sensitive skin. Follow with a toner that is free of alcohol to refresh and balance the pH of your skin. An optional serum and a delicate cream with an SPF will protect your skin during the day. A night cream can be slightly heavier, but should be just as gentle to the skin as the day cream. An eye moisturizer is optional, but recommended for skin that may be showing signs of aging.
Weekly Skin Care Routine
It is optional to use an extremely mild exfoliator in order to expose fresh skin and allow products to penetrate deeper. This can also be beneficial if your sensitive skin is prone to occasional breakouts. Exfoliating maximizes the effectiveness of your skin care products.
A moisture-enhancing mask that you put on and wipe off will moisturize and plump sensitive skin if it becomes dry and dehydrated.
Key Ingredients for Sensitive Skin:
Chamomile, Aloe Vera, Green Tea, Cucumber, Jojoba Oil, Glycerin Colloidal Oatmeal
Why Cleanse?
When you cleanse your face, you can help control the clarity, suppleness and condition of your skin. Cleansing rids your skin of excess facial oil, dust, bacteria, dirt and dead skin cells. This process helps keep the pores unclogged, improves circulation, and prepares your skin for the next step in your cleansing ritual. Quite possibly the most fundamental step in the beauty routine, cleansing is integral to maintaining a balanced complexion.
Cleansing is recommended twice per day for most skin types, once in the morning and once in the evening. Any more than that, the natural oils become stripped, while any less and your skin can become susceptible to congestion and eruptions.
How to Choose a Cleanser
Choose a cleanser that is appropriate for your skin and is specifically formulated for the face. Dry skin types will need to use a creamy based cleanser, while oilier types will need a gel based or foaming type cleanser. Sensitive skin needs a fragrance-free formulation, most likely labeled as gentle and non-irritating.
How to Cleanse
Tie your hair back with a headband or ponytail holder. Make sure to start with clean hands. Splash your face with warm or tepid water to open up your pores. Never use too hot or too cold water. Too hot and your skin can dry out, while water that is too cold will not remove the surface oils sufficiently. You can use a washcloth, sponge, exfoliation puff, facial brush or your fingers for cleansing - It all depends on your preference.
Use approximately a dime to nickel sized amount of cleanser, follow product packaging instructions. You can apply the cleanser with your fingertips or washcloth. Depending on the cleanser type, you might want to work up a lather in your hands first.
Use gentle upward circular strokes moving around the face, paying attention to the crevices of the nose area and hair line while extending down your neck and around the ear area. Take extra care to use a gentle touch around the eyes. Do not over-scrub or scrub too hard, as your facial skin is susceptible to become easily irritated.
Once the cleansing is completed, rinse liberally with tepid water. Make sure all areas are rinsed including the neck, hairline and eye area. Cool water may be used, as it helps to close the pores. Finish by blotting your face gently with a towel using a patting technique.
Why Exfoliate?
Exfoliation is a very important yet often overlooked step in the beauty regimen. It is the key to loosen and remove a dead layer of skin cells, while speeding up the skin's process of shedding (which slows with aging or mature skin). Exfoliation also helps to stimulate the blood circulation, brighten the complexion by improving color and texture, smooth fine lines and wrinkles, and prevent build-up that can lead to break outs.
Without exfoliation, skin can take on an uneven tone, looking dull, patchy or even ashy. After exfoliation, skin serums and moisturizers are able to penetrate more effectively, allowing the active ingredients to penetrate more successfully and thus leading to better beauty product results.
As a general rule, you will want to exfoliate at least once per week. You can adjust your schedule according to your needs. The texture of the exfoliant may also factor in the frequency of usage. A finer grained exfoliator might be tolerated well and could be used more often if desired. If your skin becomes irritated or flaky, reduce the frequency of exfoliating or switch to one with finer texture.
Sometimes exfoliating ingredients are added to toners or also come in the form of masks. These products provide more options to incorporate exfoliating ingredients into your regimen.
How to Choose an Exfoliator
Choose an appropriate exfoliator for your skin type. Sensitive, fine or aging skin will need a finer abrasive ingredient than other types of skin. The best way to select one is to read the label description to determine the item's abrasiveness or strength. Salt, sugar, plant fiber, nut hulls, jojoba beads, apricot seeds, kernels, oatmeal, and bamboo beads are all common ingredients used in abrasive exfoliators.
Enzymes, retinols, alpha hydroxy acid, lactic acid, glycolic acid and salycilic acid preparations are referred to as chemical exfoliators. They are typically available in varying strengths in the form of a gel or serum. They can also be used once per week, or as desired after cleansing and before moisturizing to attain the same effect. They exfoliate with less irritation, and are especially recommended if your skin is on the sensitive side.
How to Exfoliate
After cleansing and rinsing the face, apply the exfoliator to your wet face. Using your fingers or a soft cloth, scrub using gentle circular motions. You will want to avoid the delicate eye area and scrub gently on the areas bordering it like the cheek bones and temple area outside of the eyes. Rinse your face and softly pat it dry.
Why Moisturize?
Everyone can benefit from using a moisturizer after cleansing. The key is finding the appropriate moisturizer based on your skin type. Moisturizers seal moisture into the skin, so the effect is hydrating while also inhibiting evaporation. Many moisturizers contain active ingredients that deliver vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and skin supporting compounds to provide therapeutic benefits that sooth, protect and ultimately delay the onset of early aging.
Eye creams are optional, but may be desirable for those with dry or aging skin as a welcome addendum to a moisturizer. Some individuals have very delicate eye areas that are more susceptible to wrinkling, dark circles and puffiness. An eye cream can help address these specific concerns with intense moisture and a high concentration of active ingredients.
How to Choose a Moisturizer
The oilier your complexion, the lighter and more liquid your moisturizer should be. Some moisturizers even have oil free ingredients that still serve to moisturize the skin without adding oil. Conversely, dry or aging skin requires a more moisturizing-nourishing preparation. Use a moisturizer labeled with your skin type or specific skin concern. If you live in a particularly harsh climate, consider wearing a more moisturizing face cream during the winter and switch to a lighter formula during warmer months.
Night creams tend to be thicker and more moisturizing than day creams. It is generally recommended to have separate moisturizers simply for the fact that you will want a day cream with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF). This will provide you with added protection from sun damage that ultimately leads to premature aging.
Based on the amount of time you spend outside on any particular day, you might want to wear a moisturizer designed for outdoor use with a significantly higher SPF. You must also factor in how easily your skin burns and take precautions to protect your skin with a sufficient SPF. As a general rule, it is recommended that your day moisturizer should have at least 15-20 SPF, and if you spend more time outdoors, consider a moisturizer with 30+ SPF.
How to Use Moisturizer
After you wash your face and apply toner or a serum (optional), scoop out enough moisturizer to comfortably cover your face and neck area. Using your finger tips, rub it in using upward strokes, making sure to moisturize the neck, décolletage and earlobes. In order to prevent streaks, allow your moisturizer to penetrate before applying foundation.
Why Restore?
Refresh your skin with a hydrating serum or moisturizing spray. Both serums and sprays will support your moisturizer, adding a boost to quench your skin's thirst. With its high water content, sprays can be used to set makeup and add moisture to the top layers of skin when you need it. They're great for airplane flights, when living in dry conditions, or for midday refreshers.
What is a Serum?
Deciding to use a serum can depend on various factors including skin type, age or degree of damage. They are able to effectively penetrate the layers of skin, delivering active ingredients for maximum benefit. Depending on ingredients, serums contain anti-aging properties that serve to firm, tighten, provide anti-oxidant protection, re-texturize, or slow the signs of aging. If you decide to use a serum with your moisturizer, select one with the ingredients or benefits associated with the concerns you wish to address.
How to Restore with a Spray or Serum
Apply to a freshly cleansed face after your toner and/or exfoliator. Once your application of serum has been absorbed (approximately five minutes), simply apply an ample layer of moisturizer. You can also use a refreshing spray during the day, between moisturizer applications.
Daily Skin Care Regimen
The key to maintaining normal skin is to adhere to a regular beauty regimen. Use a cleanser both day and night for normal skin types. A mild toner is recommended to remove remaining traces of soap and dirt. Use a lightweight lotion or cream with an SPF after you wash.
Depending on your age, environment or skin needs, try a serum as a base for your moisturizer. If you live in a cold or particularly arid environment, a serum may be just the right addition to your regimen. Choose a lighter lotion or heavier cream based on your skin's response to each. If your skin feels too greasy after a cream, try a lotion. Conversely, if your skin feels tight or lacks moisture, try a heavier lotion or cream.
Weekly Skin Care Routine:
A mild exfoliator will help remove the top skin cells and allow your face to glow with fresh skin. You can offset any occasional or seasonal oiliness or dryness with a clay or moisturizing mask.
Key Ingredients for Normal Skin:
Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Jojoba Oil, Lavender, Chamomile, Aloe Vera
Autumn Saffron Body Wash:
Apply directly to the skin or a washcloth, loofah or exfoliating glove. Lather and rinse. Can also be used in the tub as a bubble bath.
Body Elixir Toning - Renewing
Spray on before applying moisturizer, or at any time of the day for an immediate energizing sensation.
Autumn Saffron Body Cream:
Apply liberally all over body (from neck down to toes). For best results, use daily after showering or bathing.
DeoDry Antiperspirant:
Apply to underarm only. Caution: Do not use on broken skin. Stop use if rash or irritation occurs. Ask a doctor before use if you have kidney disease. Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a poison control center immediately.
Autumn Saffron Body Wash: Aqua/Water/Eau, PEG-80 Sorbitan Laurate, Sodium Trideceth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Disodium Lauroamphodiacetate, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Polyquaternium-39, PEG-150 Distearate, Sodium Laureth-13 Carboxylate, Quaternium-15, Salicylic Acid, Lactic Acid, Potassium Lactate, Pyrus Malus (Apple) Fruit Extract, Pyrus Malus (Apple) Flower Extract, Pelargonium Graveolens Extract, Liquidambar Styraciflua Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Tropolone.
Body Elixir Toning - Renewing Aqua/Water/Eau, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Seed Extract, Papain, Calcium Pantothenate, Bacillus Ferment, Hexanoyl Dipeptide-3 Norleucine Acetate, Caprylyl Glycol, Allantoin, Urea, Magnesium Lactate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Potassium Lactate, Serine, Alanine, Proline, Magnesium Chloride, Sodium Citrate, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Xanthan Gum, Lecithin, Phenoxyethanol, Tropolone.
Autumn Saffron Body Cream: Aqua/Water/Eau, Cetearyl Alcohol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Dimethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Pyrus Malus (Apple) Fruit Extract, Pyrus Malus (Apple) Flower Extract, Pelargonium Graveolens Extract, Liquidambar Styraciflua Oil, Polysorbate 60, Phenoxyethanol, Tropolone.
DeoDry Antiperspirant: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chlorohydrate : 15.5% Ingredients: Purified Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60, Ppg-15 Stearyl Ether, Hydroxypropyl Starch Phosphate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Myristamidopropyl Pg-Dimonium Chloride Phosphate, Bambusa Vulgaris (Bamboo) Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Tropolone, Triclosan.


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Similar situation... looking for September 2013 in Newton!
Where are you located in Newton and how old will your child be in September? Are you interested in sharing care in-home?
Hi there,
Our son will be 4 months in September. I am due in May, but would like to square away plans for the fall soon.
Ideally we would like to share in both of our homes. So a few days a week in ours and then in yours. Open to discussing.
Noelle was the nanny we used last year....would LOVE to use her again this year but $$ doesn't permit. Here is her resume:
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Littleton Public Schools Tiger's Den (afterschool daycare for children K-5thgrade)
- Fall 2009 Community Service Volunteer/employee – Winter 2010 Employee
I worked Monday-Thursday, from 2-5 during the school year. I supervised/played with children set up snack, cleaned, and was overall a High School Assistant.
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- Summer of 2012 (April – late August). I worked Monday-Friday from 7:30 am – 5:30 pm. I provided many fun activities over the summer for Jaeli, we went to swimming pools, playgrounds, museums, made up creative games to play at home and played with arts and crafts. I drove Jaeli to horse camp and swimming lessons.
Mother/Father: Ashley and Chris Adams
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- Late January – May 18th2013. While I lived in NYC, I babysat (occasional weekend nights) and was a nanny (Tuesdays and Thursdays) for Lewis. I would pick him up from school at 11 a.m. and go swimming, did arts and crafts, went to the park, explored different shops on the walk home from school and played imaginary Star Wars games.
Mother/Father: Daniel and Caroline Jumpertz
Phone: 646 912 2201
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Graduated from Littleton High School on May 20th, 2011
Accepted to all the colleges/universities applied to: Art Institute of Boston, Massachusetts College of Art & Design and Utah State University.
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Major: Illustration
Fall 2011- Winter 2012 (Freshman, 1 semester Sophomore)
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The Art Students League of New York
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Rotary Club Drawing Competition - 3ndPlace for Illustration 2009
Littleton High School – Academic Excellence Award for Art 2009
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The Boston Globe Scholastic Art and Writing Awards –2 Honorable Mentions (art) 2010, 2011.
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For the second successive year Thornton Hall Hotel was the only north west spa to be shortlisted for an award in the prestigious World Luxury Spa Awards 2014.
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Phil Jackson is the latest big and bold-faced name to see a multi-million-dollar carrot waved in his face by the Knicks and owner James Dolan, whose pockets are deep enough to meet anyone's price.
But -- and this is no disrespect to Mr. Eleven Rings -- if Jackson accepts a front-office job in New York, it will ultimately end up disastrous like all the others. That's what the Knicks' track record for this sort of thing says, anyway. It will end in an avalanche of empty promises and hopes and broken championship dreams for a franchise that hasn't thrown a ticker-tape parade in 40-plus years and counting.
It's a curse, the Knicks and their laudable yet laughable addiction to gain respectability by gunning for the biggest names in the game. On the surface it seems like a reasonable enough method: Find a proven winner, someone whose body of work is soaked in greatness, and simply ask him to do for them as he did elsewhere. With tremendous resources at the Knicks' disposal, something no other NBA franchise can touch, buying their way into a savior's heart and money-market fund is actually the easy part.
Several million dollars a year in salary? Big-city trappings? Luxurious fringe benefits? A chance to own (relatively-speaking) the Garden? Check, check and paycheck. One of the wonderful things about being wealthy and owning a team in the biggest market is getting the person you want, and that, more than anything else, is Dolan's greatest skill. Jackson will take Dolan's money because that's what the would-be saviors of the Knicks are chasing after, and they've been exceptional at becoming obscenely rich at Dolan's expense.
But after a few decades of seducing those who spent their best years elsewhere on other teams, what exactly has it gotten Dolan, anyway? Zero championships, lots of grief, a disgruntled fan base and, of course, an appetite to keep chasing big names at whatever cost.
Jackson wouldn't be the first to take advantage of the situation and the desperation and cash checks from Dolan, only the latest, and the line is longer than Carmelo Anthony's face following a blowout loss. Jackson has absolutely no experience in running a basketball team, and yet Dolan is anxious to put this train wreck of a franchise into the hands of a complete neophyte who never drafted a single player or negotiated a single contract or made a single trade. Jackson can break down the complexities of the triangle offense, but what does he know about the complexities of the salary cap or the sudden emphasis on analytics among NBA general managers?
It sounds like a romantic idea, bringing Jackson back to the city and to the team he helped win a championship under Red Holzman. It's the kind of splashy hire that will win the introductory press conference, and get the New York tabloids purring in approval at least for a while, and will even throw the starving fan base a meaty bone. Can't you see the gushing reaction? Jackson will restore the glow and show a new direction and inject some championship flavor into the Knicks. That's what the initial hit will say, anyway.
Meanwhile, Jackson isn't coaching the team and doesn't have Michael Jordan or Scottie Pippen or Shaq or Kobe around to further build his reputation as a winner. He has Carmelo for the next several years -- we think -- and the chance to use his Zen to see what makes J.R. Smith tick.
Maybe Jackson will be the respectable and magnetic presence that gets the attention of free agents and keeps Carmelo from fleeing this summer, sort of the way Pat Riley has flexed his Lakers championship rings in Miami all these years and made that unlikely city the center of the basketball universe.
Or maybe Jackson will one day leave town in flames, without fulfilling all the hope and hype, a victim of the Dolan Curse, like these men before him:
Don Nelson. When Riley bolted the Knicks after a front-office power struggle and chased the smell of part-ownership and sunshine in Miami, the Knicks had the chance to promote Riley's loyal second-hand man, a hard-working grunt who paid his dues. Instead, they wanted a famous name, so Jeff Van Gundy had to wait his turn in favor of Don Nelson.
Nellie lasted all of 59 games. He lost Patrick Ewing in about 59 minutes. Plenty went wrong in his five months on the job, but first and foremost, Nellie wanted to run the offense through Anthony Mason, of all people. A mutiny, led by Ewing, caused Nellie to leave New York before his first season was up, and he took roughly $12 million for his troubles.
Magic Johnson. Ever since he retired and built a business empire, Magic has been a constant target of the Knicks, mainly through good friend Steve Mills, now in his second tour as team president. Rather than take Dolan's money, Magic persuaded Dolan to roll the dice on another Hall of Fame point guard who was thirsty for power. Which led to the Knicks hiring …
Isiah Thomas. When he was introduced as general manager, Thomas said he was unwilling to rebuild a team that was already growing old and expensive. He said New York wouldn't stand for a tear-down, echoing the unsubstantiated belief held by the owner, and no wonder Dolan loved Isiah so much. Isiah then swung a trade for a big name: Stephon Marbury.
Well, the rest, they say, is history.
Lenny Wilkens. Isiah wanted Marbury to learn from one of the game's great point guards, and so instead of hiring a hot young assistant coach, Isiah went retro (retread?) and got Wilkens, who couldn't make it through two seasons before the plug was yanked on that experiment.
Larry Brown. The all-time financial heist in NBA history was pulled off by Brown in a span of roughly 10 months. He received a hefty buyout from the Pistons in the summer of 2005 to become coach of the Knicks. And then, when his power was stripped by Isiah and his ego chopped down by Dolan, Brown limped away from that job richer by another $24 million. Two big paydays in less than a year. Nice work if you can get it.
Mike D'Antoni. The coaching vacancy in 2008 came down to two candidates: D'Antoni and Mark Jackson. D'Antoni had exciting teams in Phoenix and Jackson had no coaching experience, so the Knicks went for the big name and glitz. To be fair to Dolan, this was Donnie Walsh's hire. Walsh would have his power and authority stripped by Dolan just a few months later.
LeBron James. The Knicks went all-out to chase James in the summer of 2010, and this was one time when you couldn't blame their big-name addiction. Problem was, after years of mismanagement, the Knicks had nothing to offer him except money. And even that wasn't enough.
Carmelo Anthony. Walsh wanted the Knicks to wait until Anthony became a free agent in 2011, rather than swing a trade at midseason and surrender assets for him. Melo's people floated the idea of him signing in Brooklyn if the Knicks didn't make a trade -- Melo stood to make more money by signing immediately rather than in the summer -- and Dolan, fearful that a big name would slip away, over-ruled Walsh and pulled the trigger. The Knicks gave up a pair of starters (Danilo Gallinari and Wilson Chandler) along with their 2014 first-rounder, which looks like a lottery pick in a deep draft (their 2016 pick is gone, too).
And now, the Knicks turn their desperate eyes to Jackson. He is 68 and might prefer to commute from L.A. He has championship recognition but not a GM's resume. He's not Rob Hennigan, who masterfully swung the Dwight Howard trade and put the Magic in great position to reap the rewards of that deal in the near future. Or Ryan McDonough, who re-tooled the once-hapless Suns almost overnight with young and inexpensive talent. Or Sam Hinkie, who convinced the Sixers to suffer now and draft well later. Or Masai Ujiri, the reigning executive of the year who's well on his way to making the Raptors, of all teams, respectable.
These GMs are all young and aggressive and were hired within the last few years, when the Knicks front office was in transition and needed direction. They served as apprentices, learned scouting skills and analytics, developed relationships with other GMs and agents and are now using that experience to gain positive reviews so far.
What none of them had at the time of their hiring, with the possible exception of Ujiri, was a robust profile. Which means they never made the Knicks' wish list.
Jackson will no doubt be motivated by the challenge of restoring glory to a franchise once coached by Holzman, his mentor, and the chance to call the shots instead of coaching. It's an opportunity he probably can't pass up.
He could be the one who finally breaks the mold and changes a disturbing trend in New York. And if he doesn't, the Knicks will once again endure a painful reality and reminder when it comes to big names: Nobody falls harder.


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10 August 2014
Worrying Worms
Worms can be slippery characters but none are more difficult to pin down than S. mansoni (female is the smaller of the two in this image). As this carrier of the tropical disease schistosomiasis matures, it's forever changing its physical characteristics and location within different hosts. This complex life cycle makes the parasite a moving target and extremely difficult to treat. What's deadly to an adult worm, for example, may leave a youngster untouched and free to continue the infection. Searching for new ways to fight the disease, scientists have identified a protein-modifying enzyme as a potential point of attack. The molecule is active in critical parts of adult worm's body (shown in green) and has been linked to movement and reproduction. Therefore finding new drugs that interfere with this enzyme could be the best way to stop this tricky customer in its tracks.
Written by Jan Piotrowski
Image by Anthony Walker and colleagues
Kingston University, UK
Originally published under a Creative Commons Licence (BY 4.0)
Research published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, June 2014


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Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev +1.9%
i think this one is from Viggo too. thanks eric!
12oz bottle. sampled sept 6/09.
pours crystal clear deep orange with a small dense cream coloured head. the head drops slowly with plenty of spotty lace.
aroma is nice. honey and caramel. light alcohol. grapefruit and orange. bit of pine. white bread and cracker. touch of biscuit.
taste is nice. bit of honey. caramel. light alcohol. grapefruit and pine. bit of orange. white bread and biscuit. bit of cracker. bit of grain. light tangerine. just under medium bitterness level.
mouthfeel is good. just over medium body. medium carbonation level.
drinkability is nice. good balance. decent depth. a nice winter warmer.
09-17-2009 15:07:03 | More by grub
3.8/5 rDev +1.9%
Very malty nose. First hit makes me think Maibock with a lot of pale malt. There's some hops in the backfrond that come off as spicy and grassy.
Pale gold and started with a big head that ends up a thin layer that leaves a little lacing. It's a little cloudy.
First sip is grainy and malt sweet with nice hop oil on the back end. There's good yeast fruity flavor and some caramel malt. But the aftertaste is almost all hop oil. The more I drink it, the more it has a hop presence. Each sip is still malty and sweet but the finish is really hoppy. Strange and hard to pin down.
Medium bodied with a good lively carbonation level.
Overall a good beer but as a winter seasonal it doesn't really stand out to me. I would call it a way above average pale ale but not a standout winter warmer or spicy winter beer.
12-14-2008 07:41:13 | More by czechsaaz
3.83/5 rDev +2.7%
Poured into a pint glass. Reviewed alongside Anchor Christmas Ale 2011.
A: Clear light amber with two-finger, white, foamy head that lasted more than a few minutes. Phenomenal lacing.
S: Light floral malt and pine. Honey.
T: Light sweetness and pronounced hop bitterness. Floral and piney. The bitterness lingers quite a while. The malt flavor is kind of subdued.
M: Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Smooth, dry, and warm.
O: This was pretty good. A little hoppier than I like personally, but definitely one of the better winter warmers out there. I liked the Anchor one better.
11-21-2011 04:03:42 | More by SolipsismalCat
3.85/5 rDev +3.2%
Body is a deep orange color with a cap of white foam. Foam disappears quick leaving the slightest scattering of lace on the glass. Some caramel malt and a nice bit of citric hops make up the aroma. Fairly mild aroma but pleasant. Flavor starts of a bit sweet with malt upfront before the bitter grapefruit takes control. Tastes quite juicy with hops and is pretty solid. Ends on a slight bitter hop note. Medium body and it goes down smooth with a slight prickling from the bitterness. Good drinkability, while its not a favorite of mine its a good solid IPA.
03-31-2005 20:13:10 | More by meathookjones
3.85/5 rDev +3.2%
Appearance-Pours an orange amber with a slight has. Very thin white head that dissapates quickly, but surprisingly leaves some sticky white lace in the glass.
Smell-Creamy sweet and a hint of herb.
Taste-So much more flavor than aroma. Caramel malts in depth. Some. Hops come along in the middle with a flat bitterness that turns herbal and stick around for a nice aftertaste.
Mouthfeel-Average carbonation and middling body.
Drinkability-Extremely smooth for a winter ale. Very nice and deinkable.
12-11-2010 05:15:45 | More by olmatty
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +4%
Found in Calgary. Yes, the advertisement says the hoppiest Winter beer, and it's an IPA for its seasonal. Lacey head, creamy on cloudy yellow. Hop and barley aroma. Full mouthfeel, with hoppy and yeasty taste. Smooth, some c-hop and some other hop. A nice one.
03-29-2007 05:18:11 | More by Sammy
3.88/5 rDev +4%
Pours a bright golden-orange color topped by a half-inch of stark white head that lingers for just a moment before retreating into a small halo. Aroma of pale and caramel malts, light fruity hops, and a touch of fresh fruit. Palate is a bit better balanced and more subtle than the nose - the fruity hops fully emerge around mid-palate, yielding to a caramel sweetness on the finish. Body is nice and creamy, with a good bit of alcohol warming on the finish. Nicely drinkable, although a bit odd to be considered a winter beer. Call it whatever you want, I'll still gladly drink it.
11-12-2006 07:31:14 | More by ElGordo
3.88/5 rDev +4%
On tap at Claudia's today.
The beer pours a light copper color with OK head retention and lacing. Don't get a whole lot on the nose, though what I detect is pretty nice. There's a nice mix of sweet malt, spice and hoppy citrus in this beer, which is replicated pretty closely on the palate. However, the beer has a considerable amount of flavor on the palate, and finishes with a very dry, very hoppy/bitter finish. Mouthfeel is fairly light, but the beer has plenty of flavor. Drinkability is pretty good, with the alcohol well disguised.
This is a solid beer, but I don't think it's anything spectacular. Unfortunately, I had it after a glass of the HUB abominable winter ale, and I think it suffered a bit by comparison. This is a very good beer, but needless to say, it doesn't compare to the abominable.
12-27-2009 23:20:13 | More by John_M
3.88/5 rDev +4%
I like this much more than their organic IPA. More balance. Poured with a small white head and decent lace. Odd reddish amber color wih traces of pink?!?!?! Aroma is very hoppy rounded off with some caramel malt and accented with spice and resin. Flavor is BIG in the hop department. Some residual sweetness. Long hoppy finish. Decent beer.
05-02-2007 00:27:35 | More by drpimento
3.89/5 rDev +4.3%
Poured into a pint glass, color is light gold, head is bright white nice bubbles, some lacing; it is a bit opaque, not looking like a winter warmer to me.
Aroma is pale malt, light booze and citrus and pine hops, nice scent for a winter ipa.
Taste is very good, pretty clean malts, not too sweet, crisp and bitter hops, with the hop flavor a good mix of pine and grapefruit.
Mouthfeel is a little sweeter than some ipas, lingering malt flavor but the hops are big enough to dry it out.
Overall, slight knock because this is not a winter warmer and I thought it was when purchasing, but it is a good beer.
12-24-2013 00:08:20 | More by mvanaskie13
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
Pours a hazy brownish gold, with a dirty white head and considerable lacing.
Smells of ripe citrus, mainly orange zest with an oily,hoppy tang.
Taste is mellow, fruity hops, with a toffee-like sweetness in the finish complimented by a light hoppy bitterness in the aftertaste.
Easy to drink at 7.5%, maybe a little TOO easy.
Manages to pull of the IPA as a Winter seasonal, while going the
opposite end of the hop flavor spectrum from Celebration Ale.
Purchased at a Nugget supermarket in Davis, CA.
11-23-2005 00:09:04 | More by germaniac
British Columbia (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
Just to prove how lucky Americans are ,this is the only U.S. ale
available in B.C. liquor stores at this time.
Luckily this is a big hoppy beer that tastes big and bold. There is hints of fragrant adjuncts that give off a oily, resinous note. I like
the complexity and high ibu's that make this a sipper and not a
simple IPA. If this part of the so called "New Imperialism" in
PNW brewing then bring on the rest of these big beers.
04-05-2003 17:33:22 | More by canucklehead
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
A pintful, poured at Laughing Planet. Can't recall ever trying this brew before...had it on a 'balmy' low-50's day at lunch...not exactly 'winter'.
A: Copper-ish tawny orange with a slim head of near-white cream. A decent amount of slow-rising carb bubbles. Very nice coating of suds curtains, breaking apart but holding true like rings on a tree trunk.
S: More 'caramel' than 'hops' in the nose, more sweetness and a moist/coffeecake-type candy aroma. Even a hint at 'raisin'-level sweetness.
T: Orange-like hops and a punch of bitterness (a bracing, almost burning, grapefruit), followed by slightly milder fruit and browned maltiness. Plenty of flavor, just over-the-top towards hops, which isn't really my thing. Good, still...
M: Thickening chewiness, more lip-smacking goodness building with each sip. Medium-full body with good carbonation.
D: Hmm...not exactly 'drinkable' by my definition, yet a nice one to hoist one of, and a brew I'd probably have again. 'Average' weight for a Winter Warmer (which means it packs a sneakily potent punch).Probably worth having again, though I prefer the more malty versions of the style...
01-19-2010 21:34:08 | More by msubulldog25
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
Pours a coppery orange amber with a thin white head and light lacing. Citrus and pine aroma; hops. Citrus and citrus hops to start, slight malt and caramel with a hoppy finish. A little subdued compared to a IPA, but pleasant. Not getting any holiday spicing here, but a nice hoppy ale.
08-03-2012 22:29:19 | More by LiquidAmber
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
A - Pours a hazy golden orange, thin layer of head with little retention and no lacing.
S - Hop bomb... Not at all what I was expecting. Sweet lemon dominates and I'm struggling to find any spices that would be common in any winter warmer.
T - Strong citrus hops with an earthy finish that lingers, slightly peppery and the ABV is nicely hidden.
M - Fills up on the tongue and goes down smooth, though the finish is a little too dry for my liking.
D - Once I learned that this wasn't your typical winter warmer, I was able to better appreciate it. At first I thought they got the production lines mixed up and were pouring their IIPA into the Winterfish bottles! If you're a hop fan, this beer is definitely for you. Really tasty!
12-18-2010 19:54:32 | More by andrenaline
Alberta (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
Has an AIPA look about it. Hazy orange, cloudy( unfiltered) frothy rich head. tons and tons of gooey lacing.
Faint caramel malts which is impressive given the powerful citrus and mostly pine aroma. It's like a christmas tree and fresh peeled grapefruit rind had a baby.
Same caramel malts have a tough time against the twin titans of graefruit and pine. Grapefruit citrus seems to be the winner. Pine left to provide a bitterness that almost begs you to take another sip. Alcohol is barely discernable.
Thick, almost chewy mouthfeel.
Not what I was expecting given the usual suspects in this style. Very much, as others have noted, like a double/imperial IPA in the character of this beer. After getting over the initial surprise I have to say I'd have it again.
02-08-2011 03:54:35 | More by Shadman
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
I bought a 12oz bottle of this on sale at Total Wine. Who knows how old this is but it is a winter warmer: which winter? I am not sure. This one looks different than most winter warmers. This one is golden orange in color as opposed to the typical chocolate/brown/caramel colors associated with the style I don't know how to score the look, but there is a nice frothy head on top. Nice lacing too. Cloudy due to the yeast sediment on the bottom of the bottle. Looks a lot like a wheat beer.
Aroma is filled with sweet caramel, yeast, alcohol, and some citrusy and grassy hops. Somewhat fruity but certainly on the sweet alcoholic side.
This one has some hop bite to it. Starts out kind of sweet and fruity and finishes hoppy bitter with a warming alcohol feeling. Borders on cloying, but still a decent, balanced beer. Bitter grapefruit, caramel malts, alcohol, more citrus. Oily and resiny.
Not a bad beer, I must say. The alcohol is kind of front and center, but I guess a winter warmer is supposed to be warming. A different interpretation on the style and I quite like it. More geared toward hops than brown sugar and malt. I could see myself drinking this after hitting the slopes for some backside grunge nose grabs.
04-19-2013 20:55:50 | More by SaCkErZ9
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
Caramel orange color. Lacing looks good. White and airy head, but it fell fast. Nice light color.
Caramelized peach and mango in the nose. Assuming it's from the hops, but there's no perky bitter leafy notes that rise up. Just tropical fruit nuances. Very mild and biscuity. Quite the departure from a winter ale.
It IS from the hops. Soft peachy hops with notes of mango, papaya, and nectarine. A little muddled with light caramel from mostly pale malts. Not much toastiness. Malts are a little flat, but they apply their own attributes with light balance. Alcohol is staved off a bit. This is close to a winter pale ale or weak IPA.
Thick for an IPA, which it is not, but it's pretty juicy for a warmer with that light carbonation that doesn't draw much attention. Booziness is light, but spicy.
Not an ideal warmer, so no props for the style. Still delicious and almost hoppy. Recommended.
12-27-2012 15:25:16 | More by thecheapies
Manitoba (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
12 ounce Bottle courtesy of CBA via CdnBIF- thanks man! Great looking beer out of the gate. Clarity is top notch along with a fluffy white head and nice light orange glow. Smell is spicy malts and hops. Taste- very nice. Reminds of Alpha King. Malts are quite stong in a flavourful cookie dough kind of way and balance out the agressive hops nicely. Hops are predominatley of the bittering kind, but pop up in a citrus juicyness on the back end. Very dry finish. Carbonation is appropriate for style and brew is quite drinkable. No doubt much tastier fresh as this has a few months under its belt- held up well though.
08-11-2007 01:08:41 | More by oakbluff
3.95/5 rDev +5.9%
Slight haze. Bright golden orange. Gold and tangerine Highlights. a finger of oily offwhite head. Big bubble sheets of foamy lacing.
Pine and Grapefruit. Toasty, caramel, buttery biscuit.
Juicy fruit, tropical, citrus. Buttery biscuit and caramel. Spicy herbal resins. Bitter resinous grapefruit and pine aftertaste.
Dry, semi sticky. smooth, yet slightly light body for style. low carbonation.
Good winter brew. could use a bit more malt backbone. Nice light and hoppy. Was considerably better when it first came out.
Reviewed on Feb 11, 2010.
10-05-2010 20:53:50 | More by CHILLINDYLAN
3.95/5 rDev +5.9%
Clear amber with a two-finger off-white head and copious lacings. Aroma is citrus and peach with floral hops.
Taste is citrus peach sweetness immediately pushed aside by bitter grapefruit and peachy hops. I can see why many see this as an IPA. Thankfully a winter warmer without the presence of brown sugar! Reminds me of a Red IPA I had a few nights ago. This beer masks the 7.5%abv very well, so watch out.
This beer was brewed in Oct. so it is fairly fresh. A fine pour, good job Fish!
12-15-2008 07:26:36 | More by Spikester
Alberta (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +5.9%
I picked up the last 6 of this at Willow Park, and boy howdy was I glad I did.
Pours out a deep bright slightly hazed copper hue, lots of carbonation, massive foamy off-white head.
The aroma is chock full of citrus fruits: tangerine, some lemon zest, white grapefruit, with a biscuity caramel malt beneath it.
A well behaved IPA, flavour is all in the right places, but doesn't drive a grater over the palate while dropping napalm in its wake. Biscuity malt is the wave that all of that hoppy goodness rides into the shore on.
Mouthfeel is on the lighter side, but in a way it parallels and compliments the tone of the flavour as well.
A pleasant IPA, easily a session ale if it weren't for the fact that the abv% should stop you after a few (or it'll end in tears...). A curious pick of style from Fish Tale for a winter seasonal, but the fruity hops hold their own against a lot of other winter warmers out there.
02-11-2007 18:54:34 | More by IronDjinn
Alberta (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
A - slightly hazy copper, one finger of head left a solid lace ring
S - citrus and pine, with a light grainy and sweetness
T - strong citrus zest and pine hops, biscuity malt with a some honey sweetness
M - good carbonation kick with a great hop bitter with some breadiness on the finish
D - was difficult to review at first as it was not what I was expecting from a "winter warmer", although I suppose that category is loose at best. This is like an American DIPA, and a good one. Nice hop backbone, and generally a refreshing bitter beer
11-14-2010 04:24:32 | More by joemcgrath27
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
Brewed 9/2011.
Pours a slightly hazy honey orange with a 1/2 inch bone colored head that settles to a thin cap. Thin foamy rings of lace line the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt and some spicy herbal hops. Taste is of sweet malt with a very spicy herbal and pine hop finish. A medium level of bitterness lingers on the palate after each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp yet smooth mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer but I wouldn't necessarily categorize it as it stands now (a solid IPA for sure). Doesn't hurt that the beer is organic either.
12-10-2011 05:45:07 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
12 oz bottle at 55 degrees.
Pours hazy copper with a thin off-white head that dissapated quickly. A few whisps on the surface with dotted lacing throughout the glass.
Aromatics lead off with a substantial amount of hops and malt. Citrus, grape jam, mineral-dusted pine resin, and ripe malt. Crisp and fruity with a gypsum nod.
On the full side of medium bodied with a tacky, sticky mouthfeel.
A bright citrus and pine punch leads off the palate with a drying, firm bitterness following through. A solid malt base sustains throughout and gives the beer a nudge in the "Winter Warmer" direction.
Warming alcohol and lingering snappy hops follow through.
Finishes with lingering malt, a ridgid bitterness, and resinous hops.
Definately tasting like a big, malty IPA. Not the freshest but certainly holding up well and damn tasty.
04-07-2009 23:37:54 | More by brewandbbq
Fish Tale Winterfish from Fish Brewing Company / Fishbowl Brewpub
84 out of 100 based on 144 ratings.


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Dale R. Kline, 76, Goshen, died Friday morning at IU Health Goshen Hospital; Yoder-Culp Funeral Home, Goshen
Marshall G. 'Baldy' Boyer, 76, of Syracuse, passed away at 4:30 p.m. Friday at his home. Arrangements are pending at Owen Family Funeral Home, Syracuse.
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Viola M. Stark Chrispyn, 10 a.m., West Goshen Church of the Brethren, Goshen
Rebecca Sue "Becky" Yeater, 2 p.m., Faith United Methodist Church, Goshen
Antonia Sawchuk, 11 a.m., Yoder-Culp Funeral Home, Goshen
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Orville Kenneth Taylor, 11 a.m., First Baptist Church, Bristol
Gerald J. Yoder, 11 a.m., Waterford Mennonite Church, Goshen
Frances M. Luther, 11 a.m. CST, Open Door Fellowship, Kouts
Ronald Charles Kuehner, 1 p.m., Frurip-May Funeral Home, LaGrange
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Regional Wage Rigidity: The European Union and United States Compared
AbstractIn recent years it has been pointed out that regional unemployment disparities are much more entrenched across member states of the European Union (E.U.) than they are in the U.S. A 'conventional wisdom' has emerged to the effect that this difference is due in part to the greater degree of wage rigidity in E.U. regions. In this paper we explore this issue by estimating short run and long run real wage (in)flexibility for the regions in five core E.U. countries (Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands) and for the U.S. states for the period 1976-1994. We find that real wage (in)flexibility varies across regions both in the E.U. and the U.S., but that, on average, regional wages are no less flexible in E.U. core regions than in U.S. states. The paper also examines some of the possible correlates ofregional variations in wage (in)flexibility. Copyright 2000 Blackwell Publishers inc.
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SAN DIEGO - An East County man is outraged after he said he was harassed and handcuffed by California Highway Patrol officers during a traffic stop even though the loaded gun he was carrying was legal.
Eddie Bagdesar was pulled over on state Route 94 in Lemon Grove after a CHP officer noticed safety violations on his Chrysler 300. Bagdesar's windows are tinted, he's missing a front license plate and his taillights are black instead of red.
Bagdesar, an auto shop owner, told 10News he rolled down all the windows when the officer approached and immediately notified the officer that he's licensed to carry a firearm and that he had a loaded .40 caliber Glock tucked in his pants, as well as a second handgun in the glove compartment.
Bagdesar claims the officer told him to climb over the center console of his car and he exited on the passenger side. When he climbed out of the car, he was ordered to put his hands behind his head and lock his fingers. After the officer removed the gun from Bagdesar's waistband, he was handcuffed and put in the backseat of a patrol car.
"I don't think a person who is carrying a firearm legally should be harassed like that and thrown in the back of a cop car," said Bagdesar, who also claimed that police had "profiled" him because he's young and drives an attention-grabbing vehicle.
According to Bagdesar, it wasn't until after he was in handcuffs that the officer looked at his permit to carry a concealed weapon. On the permit, issued by the San Diego County Sheriff, it clearly states that Bagdesar is permitted to carry two Glock pistols as protection for his auto body shop and the deposits he makes on a regular basis.
Bagdesar believes his permit should have been taken at face value, and that because he had already been separated from his guns, there was no need to lock him in the back of a CHP cruiser.
"I'm a businessman. I'm not some thug that just got out of jail," said Bagdesar.
10News contacted a CHP spokesman about the incident, and Officer Kevin Pearlstein could not give specifics of Bagdesar's traffic stop but did say safety is paramount.
"Traffic stops are inherently dangerous in themselves, now you bring another firearm into it other than the officers, and the officer's radar is going to go up," said Pearlstein.
When asked why not take the CCW (concealed weapons) permit at face value, Pearlstein responded, "Believe it or not, with technology and the Internet, you can make fraudulent documents."
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In the end, Bagdesar was released and given a fix-it ticket -- to correct the safety violations on his vehicle.
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Zorin OS 9 is based on Ubuntu Linux 14.04 which is the long term support release and this means you will get software updates until 2019.
The unique selling point for Zorin OS is that it is has multiple themes which make it look like the operating system that you are used to using. For instance if you are used to Windows XP then you are able to switch to an XP style interface and if you use Windows 7 you can switch to a Windows 7 interface.
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What is Android Wear? Release date, smartwatches & featuresSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 29th of July 2014 04:07:44 PM Filed under
Everything there is to know about Android Wear smartwatches including LG G Watch, Motorola Moto 360, Samsung Gear Live, HTC One Wear and Google Gem.
Manjaro KDE 0.8.11 Preview 1 Is a Beautiful and Unique KDE Experience – GallerySubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 29th of July 2014 03:49:15 PM Filed under
A preview version of Manjaro KDE 0.8.11, a Linux distribution based on well-tested snapshots of the Arch Linux repositories and 100% compatible with Arch, is now available for download and testing.
Raspberry Pi Model B+ review – a new evolutionSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 24th of July 2014 08:13:33 PM Filed under
Over the past two years we've come to really grow fond of the design of the Raspberry Pi. It's almost iconic in a way, and we don't think we're the only ones to believe this: as you can have see with the Banana Pi review on the previous page the layout is almost identical to the standard model B.
With the brand new model B+, an enhanced version of the model B revision two, some of hardware has been relocated into a more logical and tidier layout. This is the first thing anyone will notice about the device and it's probably got a lot to do with the new USB ports being very prominent and drawing a critical eye over the rest of the board.
Zorin OS 9 - a step forward for Windows migrantsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 22nd of July 2014 04:56:45 PM Filed under
I think Zorin OS 9 Core is a decent system, and those who it is aimed for, literally Windows migrants, will find everything they want in this operating system.
As this is an LTS edition, it will be supported for a long time. It means you can install it on your computer and forget about upgrade problems, as well as forget about the Microsoft empire.
Deepin 2014 reviewSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 22nd of July 2014 07:20:18 AM Filed under
it's no secret that I like Deepin 2014. But what's not to like about something that's good and has the potential to be even better. There are features (on the installer) that need to be implemented and several rough edges on the desktop that calls for more polishing, but in general, this is one desktop distribution that I think you should, at least, take for a test drive.
LG G3 review: The best premium 4G Android smartphone in the marketSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 21st of July 2014 08:50:36 PM Filed under
They say all good things come to those who wait and it seems like the G3 was quite worth the wait after all. With a launch price of Rs 47,990 for the 16GB version, the G3 is here for to satiate your flagship hunger. Here's our review of LG's flagship after a week's usage.