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Boxing Day hordes descend on stores
Early-bird bargain-hunters line up to be first in door
IF anyone needed proof that Winnipeggers live up to their reputation as zealous bargain-hunters, Tuesday night provided the cold truth.
Hundreds of shoppers waited outside in -20 C temperatures for hours to score the best deals at retailers across the city.
Jody Seman, general manager of the Best Buy on St. James Street, said shoppers began lining up outside the store as early as 6 p.m. Christmas Day. When doors opened at 6 a.m., hundreds of shoppers were lined up.
"That's actually pretty normal for lineups on Boxing Day," said Seman, who has worked every Boxing Day for the past 14 years.
At least 120 people, all the store's employees, staffed Best Buy on Boxing Day, Seman said.
"There's definitely lots of excitement. We get here early, so it's a long day, but you get the energy from everyone else in here. Before you know it, it'll be 9 p.m. and there'll be another one in the books."
The Best Buy staff will usually start preparing for Boxing Day in early December to make sure everything goes smoothly on the busiest shopping day of the year, Seman said.
"We're already planning out our lines, where products are going to go, who's working where, when their breaks are," he said.
Down the street from Best Buy, the first shoppers arrived at Future Shop at 4 a.m. Just after 7 a.m., almost 50 people were in line for one cashier alone.
Many shoppers at Polo Park shopping centre began entering the mall just after 7 a.m., an hour before most stores were to open. More than 100 people were lined up outside the Lululemon location on the second floor.
Tiffaney Taverner took the distinction of being first in line outside the fitness-wear store for the second year in a row.
"I can't believe it, because it's the first time I've ever been first in anything," she laughed.
"I just got up really early. I don't want to give away my secrets, but it involves food. If you come early enough, you miss a lot of the busy-busy."
Heidi Crolley, in line outside Sephora on Wednesday morning, said she typically avoids the Boxing Day rush but decided to come out to get her favourite blush for cheap.
She usually can't stand the crowds, so she only comes out for Boxing Day shopping every few years, she said.
"It's awful. It's the day after Christmas, but everyone forgets how to be nice. So I usually just stay home," Crolley said.
"I was just at Michael's (on St. James Street), and it's in the same parking lot as Best Buy and Future Shop, and it's brutal. I thought, 'This is why you don't do this.' "
It was expected that close to 62 per cent of Canadians would take part in Boxing Day shopping, according to a Bank of Montreal poll released Wednesday.
Albertans the most avid Boxing Day shoppers: poll
TORONTO -- Wallets were flung open and registers rang out Wednesday as a number of Canadians shook off holiday fatigue and flocked to stores for Boxing Day bargains.
A new survey commissioned by the Bank of Montreal suggests Canadians continue to embrace the Boxing Day tradition this year.
The Pollara survey of 1,000 Canadians found about six in 10 respondents planned to shop on Boxing Day.
The survey suggested Alberta would see the most transactions Wednesday, with 76 per cent of respondents saying they planned to take advantage of the bargains. Quebec was expected to see the lightest Boxing Day shopping, with just 36 per cent of respondents saying they planned to participate.
The survey found men were more likely than women to take advantage of Boxing Day sales -- 66 per cent versus 58 per cent. Some 22 per cent said they planned to shop for themselves and 34 per cent said they would buy for themselves and others.
The poll was done between Oct. 11 and 16. The results are considered accurate plus or minus 3.1 per cent, 19 times out of 20.
-- The Canadian Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition December 27, 2012 A4
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Local treatment modalities are associated with prolonged disease-free survival for many patients with localized prostate cancer but are rarely curative in patients with locally extensive tumors. Because of clinical understaging using current diagnostic techniques, even when the cancer appears clinically localized to the prostate gland, some patients develop disseminated tumors after local therapy with surgery or radiation. Metastatic prostate cancer is currently not curable.Treatment options for each stage of prostate cancer are presented in Table 9.Table 9. Treatment Options by Stage for Prostate CancerStage (TNM Staging Criteria)Standard Treatment OptionsTURP = transurethral resection of the prostate.Stage I Prostate CancerWatchful waiting or active surveillanceRadical prostatectomyExternal-beam radiation therapy (EBRT)Interstitial implantation of radioisotopesStage II Prostate CancerWatchful waiting or active
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He plays casually in his local kink scene and has been involved for some time as an educator, attends munches/demos/parties, and plays in a more commited sense with select individuals. He's married to his best bro, is queer and predominantly femmesexual (into femme identifying individuals no matter their gender) and plays with a handful of people. He identifies as a sadistic Daddy Dom with sadosmasochistic tendencies and engages in M/s (Master/slave) with an extremely select few (currently none). He plays like a mean, mean fucker, as he is told. He loves to play casually.
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In Reply to: Re: ferry from Russia to Crimea, and apartments posted by Ingerid on March 23, 2001 at 09:09:40:
: Thanks a lot, I now feel even more like going.
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Prices vary a lot in different parts of the Crimea. The most expensive place is Yalta, especially the city centre. Bear in mind that this part of the city has a better water suuply as the areas on the hillsides are often affected by the shortage of water both hot and cold and electricity cuts. another factor is that buses do not go regularly to those areas and you will ad the cost of transportation to go back home. The lowest price for an apartment in the downtown in winter will be $5 a day and the highest in mid-summer - $25. But it also depends on how many visitors are in Yalta. Sevastopol will be cheaper and accommodation in the southeastern part of the Crimea will cost even less( it is still a popular resort so the prices vary depending on the demand). Kerch is a big industrial centre but a fascinating place to visit if you love history. Tourism is not developed there at all and the prices for private apartments could be the lowest in the region.
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According to a study in JAMA (the Journal of the American Medical Association), urinary tract infections (UTIs) account for more than 11 million physician visits annually. At best, UTIs cause discomfort and inconvenience; at worst they can lead to serious kidney infection. They occur more often in women, especially women who are sexually active and have lowered immunity from stress, recurrent vaginitis, or yeast infections.
Conventional treatment for a UTI involves antibiotics, but according to Andrew Rubman, ND, of the Southbury Clinic in Connecticut, antibiotics lead to a higher risk of becoming re-infected weeks later. Rubman doesn't rule out antibiotics for severe, advanced UTIs, but he believes most UTIs can be caught in the early stages and treated much more safely and effectively with natural remedies.
Frederick Mindel, DC, CN, in New York City, says his UTI patients usually suffer from a variety of invading microbes, such as bacteria, viruses, yeast, molds, fungus, or parasites. "This means you have to hit the infection from more than one direction and look at the bigger picture by treating the underlying immune dysfunction that makes the body vulnerable to these infections in the first place."
Among holistic treatments for UTI, cranberry has received the most thorough scrutiny. From the first day you suspect a UTI, drink three 8-ounce glasses of unsweetened cranberry juice daily, along with plenty of water to increase urine flow.
You can also take cranberry pills. Make sure your supplement contains whole cranberry extract and is free of fillers. Take as directed, or one to four 400 mg pills a day, depending on the severity of your symptoms, for two weeks.
Some studies, dating back to 2002, have shown that D-mannose, a naturally occurring simple sugar, in powdered form appears to offer relief from UTIs. Both cranberry pills and D-mannose are available in natural food stores.
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Vitamin C: Acidifies urine and strengthens cell membranes against bacteria; 2,000 to 4,000 mg daily.
Selenium: Builds immunity and decreases inflammation; 1 to 2 mg per day.
Zinc: Increases your resistance to bacteria and builds immunity; 20 mg per day.
Vitamin A: Promotes healthy tissue and reduces inflammation; 10,000 to 20,000 IU per day.
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Omega-3 fatty acids: Reduce inflammation and increase immunity; 500 mg per day with EHA and DPA fish oils.
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Water: Increases the flow of urine to keep the system flushed; 1.5 to 2 liters a day, or enough so urine is consistently pale yellow and odor-free.
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Jennifer Lopez is topping the charts again as the number one celebrity perfumista. 99Perfume, an online perfume retailer, released a statement claiming J-Lo has surpassed all competitors in the race to be the most successful celebrity in designer fragrances. Lopez's "Glow Series" - particularly her Blue Glow Perfume for Women - is the biggest seller among all of the celebrity fragrance lines, selling $11.5 million in 2012 according to Euromonitor International.
"This isn't just a question of J-Lo having the most acclaimed marketing team and impeccable image control; she really does have extremely solid, competitive products out there in the fragrance market," says the company. Forbes magazine put Jennifer Lopez in the first rank "Celebrity 100 List," making it the world's most powerful celebrity perfume in 2012.
Over the past 15 years, the celebrity perfume industry has become increasingly more popular around the world. As stated by HispanicBusiness.com, J-Lo has outsold other major celebrity fragrance lines created by icons like Sarah Jessica Parker and Madonna. The trend has become so lucrative that all of the biggest names in Hollywood want to get in on the action. Top contenders in the world of celebrity fragrances include superstars like Derek Jeter, Britney Spears, Elizabeth Taylor, Beyoncé and many more.
Still, no celebrity has managed to knock J-Lo off of her pedestal. With her name currently branded on 18 different fragrances, not only are her products popular, but most of them are significantly less expensive than other major fragrance brands. Some analysts claim that J-Lo now makes more money from her fragrance line than she does from her music, banking nearly $80 million since she first began lending her name to fragrances, courtesy of MailOnline.
The online store proudly carries several of Lopez's fragrances , including: Deseo Perfume , Deseo Forever, and her first Glow Perfume. 99Perfume says they're happy to share in J-Lo's success, and plan to carry anything she puts out in the future.
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CATEGORIES DIY/Filmmaking, Movies, CinematicalAustin's independent filmmaking scene means that most people here know someone who let a movie or TV production shoot in their home or neighborhood. I know someone whose condo was used in an episode of Friday Night Lights. The photo on the right is from Slackerwood reporter Debbie Cerda's living room ... but she doesn't keep her home looking like this. It's a dressed set for the movie Red White & Blue, which premiered at SXSW earlier this month. Debbie had a lot of fun while 20 cast and crew members took over her Austin house for a couple of days, and has no regrets about loaning out her home.
Other people are not so happy to have location shooting occur in their neighborhood. I've been reading the LiveJournal for author Poppy Z. Brite, who lives in the Central City neighborhood in New Orleans, where HBO has been shooting David Simon's TV series Treme. Brite wrote that she found the big production crew to be "extremely obnoxious" and put up a sign in front of her yard asking that her house not be filmed. She cites a Times-Picayune article about the Treme crew, and while some New Orleanians have enjoyed using their homes for shooting the TV series, one story disturbed me as much as Brite. Apparently about a year ago, the Treme crew wanted to re-create a post-Katrina atmosphere and placed ruined refrigerators all down a street in Uptown New Orleans. That's an iconic image that many of us find difficult to look at, even years later, and seeing it on a street where I lived would have really upset me personally. I would hope that film production crews would be more tactful as a rule.
I have to say, I'd be reluctant to let a film crew shoot in my house ... maybe if it were an indie filmmaker I knew, or if it were for a very limited time. We don't have a large house, and there's no way we would not be disrupted, which is a problem for people who work part-time or full-time from home. I'd probably be fine with filming in my neighborhood as long as I could get in and out of the area during the week. How would you react if a film or TV crew wanted to shoot in your house or on your block? Does it make a difference whether it's a low-budget film or a full-fledged production crew?


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Arrival at Mora. The capital of Mandara. From Narrative of travels and discoveries in Northern and Central Africa, in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824. Vol I & II (published 1826).
The Mandara Kingdom (sometimes called Wandala) was a West African kingdom in the Mandara Mountains of what is today Cameroon. The Mandarawa people are descended from the kingdom's inhabitants.
Tradition states that Mandara was founded shortly before 1500 by a female ruler named Soukda and a non-Mandarawa hunter named Gaya. The kingdom was first referred to by Fra Mauro (in 1459) and Leo Africanus (in 1526); the provenance of its name remains uncertain.
For the kingdom's first century of history, its rulers warred with neighbouring groups in an effort to expand their territories.
After conquering the Dulo (or Duolo) and establishing the capital at Dulo c. 1580, the dynasty of Sankre, a war leader, began. When the Dulo made an attempt to seize the throne, the Bornu kingdom supported the claim of Aldawa Nanda, a member of Sankre's house. Emperor Idris Alaoma of Borno personally installed Nanda as king in 1614. Bornu thus attained an influential position over Mandara.
Mai Bukar Aji, the 25th king, made Mandara a sultanate c. 1715, which it would remain for nearly two hundred years. Muslim visitors converted Bukar to Islam, and the Islamicisation of the kingdom would continue for most of the next century. The kingdom experienced a golden age of sorts under Bukar and his successor, Bukar Guiana (1773-1828). Around 1781, the Mandara defeated the kingdom of Borno in a major battle, further expanding their control in the region. At the peak of her power at the turn of the century, Mandara received tribute from some 15 chiefdoms. However, the kingdom faced a setback in 1809, when Modibo Adama, a Fulanidisciple of Usman dan Fodio, led a jihad against Mandara. Adama briefly seized Dulo, though the Mandara counterattack soon drove him from the kingdom's borders. Adama's defeat prompted Borno to ally with Mandara once again against the Fulani invaders.
Upon the death of ruler Bukai Dgjiama, Mandara's non-Muslim tributaries rose up, and the Fulani attacked once more. By 1850, Borno could not pass up the opportunity to attack the weakened kingdom. This renewed conflict began to sap the kingdom's strength, paving the way for the invasion of Muhammad Ahmad's forces in the 1880s. In 1895 or 1896, Muhammad Ahmad's army destroyed Dulo, marking a further decline in Mandara power. However, the kingdom continued to exist, repelling continual Fulani raids until it finally fell to them in 1893.
English explorer Dixon Denham accompanied a slave-raiding expedition from Borno into the Mandara kingdom in February 1823; though he barely escaped with his life following the raiders' defeat, he brought back one of the first European accounts of the kingdom. In 1902, the kingdom was conquered by Germany, passing then to France in 1918. In 1960, the Mandara kingdom became a part of newly-independent Cameroon.
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Hundreds walk at Bell Park, helping raise $150K for palliative facility
"They treat the family there like they treat the patients," said a smiling Karen Potivn-Marcoux, as she and her family made their way up the Jim Gordon Boardwalk on Sunday afternoon. "It's patient first, family next. It's just the greatest place."
The names of everyone who died the previous year were read out in the Grace Hartman Amphitheatre before walkers headed out on their trek. Their names were also pinned to purple ribbons along the fencing beside the amphitheatre, and families posed for pictures beside their loved ones' ribbon as they completed the walk.
Nathalie Depatie, hospice fund development co-ordinator, said the joy that people feel speaks to the role the hospice plays in the community.
"The point of the events, really, is to celebrate the life of the people that we've lost," Depatie said. "Not to focus on the fact that they're gone, but the fact they were there and we get to enjoy the memory of them, even though they're gone.
"It's very rewarding to be able to fund raise for such a place – and to know that so many people are able to access those services. It makes it all worthwhile."
Executive director Leo Therrien said the hike not only celebrates those who have passed – but those still living. While reading the names of those who have passed is a powerful moment, he said the joy people feel also comes from a sense of community among participants -- and the knowledge that life goes on.
"We always say grief is a process," Therrien said. "Why do people come back year after year? I've met two people who have come back for eight years, and it's good to see them keep on living. They're happy. And they see people they've met over the years, the staff and volunteers at the hospice and other families, so it's a celebration of life here. That's why people are so happy."
They hit their $150,000 target again this year, he said, but the amount may grow a bit as more donations come in this week.
"So, $150,000, if we can keep doing this every year, we'll be quite happy. It's a huge amount for us."
Cousins Laura Vettoretti and Julia Chalut were at Bell Park on Sunday in memory of their grandfather, John Sporer, who passed away in March. The hospice gave them and the rest of their family a chance to deal with his passing without the day-to-day responsibilities of caring for someone who is dying.
"It was a really meaningful experience for us," Vettoretti said. "For our grandmother, it meant being able to be his wife, not his caretaker. And for the family, to be able to embrace the last moments that we had with him, in a positive and caring environment, instead of it being stressful in the home and having to care for him. It was a chance for all of us to say goodbye in a peaceful way, and have our final moments with him."
"The hospice really gave us a chance to reflect on his life, and to be there as a family, as opposed to taking care of him," Chalut said. "They would have lunch and soup for us … It was really meaningful for us."
"The people who work there and volunteer, we just can't say enough," Vettoretti said. "It was amazing."


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Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders and Boy has always been one to think outside the box, but his latest collaboration is, at least in the literal sense, the exact opposite. For the Pacific Standard Time Performance and Public Art Festival, which kicks off tomorrow in Los Angeles, the designer was commissioned by ForYourArt to create a limited-edition tote as part of artist Liz Glynn's Black Box performance space. For this exhibition, Glynn (who once rebuilt Rome in a day with her The 24-Hour Roman Reconstruction exhibit in 2008) created a place where "anything can and will happen unannounced," according to a statement from the festival organizers. And Sternberg's canvas tote, which will be handed out (for free) in the Black Box, doesn't give any clues as to what's going to happen, either. The bag reads: "I went to Liz Glynn's Black Box thing where anything can happen and all I got was this lousy Band of Outsiders tote bag and a super informative ForYourArt map."
Black Box will open nightly at 8 p.m. at 830 Highland Ave., L.A., from January 19-29. For more info, visit PacificStandardTimeFestival.org.
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The summer of Harry Potter—and with it, the eight-film epic—is coming to a close. It's farewell to sorcery, but hello to modeling for Rupert Grint (a.k.a. Ron Weasley) and Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), two of the franchise's stars. Band of Outsiders' Scott Sternberg selected the duo for his Fall BOO lookbook, which he shoots personally every season—on vintage Polaroid film no less. (Previous stars have included James Marsden, Dave Franco, Donald Glover, and Andrew Garfield; Harry himself, Daniel Radcliffe, hasn't taken a turn, but he is a longtime fan of the label.)
"I love those films and the characters so much," Sternberg told Style.com. "They're full of imagination and endless ideas. With the last film coming out this summer, it felt like a cool opportunity to capture this moment in these two actors' lives, and give them a chance to poke a little fun at the whole thing too."
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"There's death, it's not all gumdrops and rainbows, but I walked out of the movie theater in this perfectly melancholy state," Band of Outsiders creative director Scott Sternberg says of Beginners, the new film by his friend Mike Mills, starring Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer, and Mélanie Laurent. Sternberg hosted a screening of the new flick in Los Angeles last night, for pals like Miranda July and Liz Goldwyn, the first of what he hopes will be many Band movie nights to come. Next week in New York, Opening Ceremony will oblige with an East Coast screening, too.
Beginners is based in part on Mills' life; McGregor, Mills says, plays a character who "shares some things with me: We both do graphic design, we both often figure out what we're thinking by drawing, we both have dogs, and we both did record covers for a very real band named The Sads." (They also both also wear a lot of Band of Outsiders. Sternberg provided the character's wardrobe for the film.) In Beginners, McGregor's character, Oliver, finds love just as his world is rocked by his father's announcement that he is gay and has terminal cancer. "It's really a life-affirming movie—it's about how you start over and how do you forget your bad habits," Sternberg tells Style.com.
Mills, for his part, is no beginner. He's directed music videos for Blonde Redhead and Sonic Youth, lensed the previous feature film Thumbsucker with Tilda Swinton and Keanu Reeves, created the brand identity for Kim Gordon's much-loved fashion line X-Girl, and developed textile designs for Marc Jacobs. In addition to the movie, he's also releasing a book, Drawings From the Film Beginners, of his illustrations (which appear as the work of "Oliver" in the film), launching next week at Opening Ceremony.


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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)—It wasn't the fight boxing fans wanted to see, but it was the result everyone expected.
Manny Pacquiao won a unanimous decision over Joshua Clottey in their welterweight fight, keeping up his reputation as one of the world's best pound-for-pound fighter.
So Pacquiao destroyed Joshua Clottey Saturday night instead.
Pacquiao (51-3-2, 38 KOs) controlled the fight from the start, throwing mostly body shots because Clottey locked his arms in front of his face. Pacquaio never slowed throwing punches and Clottey (35-4) never got very aggressive. Neither fighter went down.
Two judges scored it 119-109, the other 120-108.
Pacquaio was beloved by the crowd of 50,994 at Cowboys Stadium. There were cheers of "Man-ny! Man-ny!" nearly every round.
Next up for Pacquiao is an election for Congress in his native Philippines. He, along with just about every boxing fan, is also hoping for a megafight against Mayweather Jr.
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Prosecutors on Wednesday released surveillance video of singer Justin Bieber urinating while at the Miami Beach police station.
The videos are not graphic. One shows Bieber, his back to the camera and mostly covered by a small wall in the corner of the frame, as he urinates for a drug test.
For Miami-Dade prosecutors, the urine test is key in showing that the Canadian pop star was under the influence of drugs while he drove a Lamborghini through a South Beach residential neighborhood in January. The tests showed he had marijuana and Xanax in his system.
Two other videos, which will likely be released Thursday, also show Bieber while urinating at the police station. But a Miami-Dade judge this week ordered prosecutors to blur out areas of the video that may depict his genitalia.
He has not lost his expectation of dignity, and thats whats most important here, Miami-Dade County Judge Bill Altfield told lawyers in court Tuesday.
His defense team had objected to the release of the videos, arguing that the public had no right to see the footage. Lawyers for the media objected, saying the clips were public records under Florida law.
Under the judges order, a State Attorneys technician is working with the judge to blur out the questionable footage.
Lawyers will meet next week to set a possible trial date for Bieber.


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Amish Four Grain Pale Ale - Lancaster Brewing Company
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New Jersey
5/5 rDev +39.7%
Clean ruby-amber color with a fluffy, full head of just off-white bubbles. Good retention on the head. Whispy lacing.
Slight citrus nose, not overly hoppy but more grassy than piney. Grainy nose. Smells subtle, but clean.
Initial bitterness on the tongue. Not too hoppy, even for an APA. Some malty grainyness comes through later in the beer. Some rather subdued citrus comes through, albiet weakly. Not sure of the 4 grains that this is made with, but I'm pretty sure rye is one of them.
Light/medium body with the expected amount of carbonation for an APA.
I was hoping for something with a little more hoppyness, but with a name like Amish Pale Ale, I guess you can't expect something big and over the top. Quite drinkable.
Thanks to my friend a NJ State Trooper for sharing this great beer I will most assuredly try this beer again
02-23-2008 19:53:24 | More by BeerLover48Fan
West Virginia
5/5 rDev +39.7%
12-13-2011 05:03:49 | More by spedprof
4.83/5 rDev +34.9%
This is quite an Ale! The aroma of this one is rivaled only by Franconia Notch. Wow. The floral notes provided by the hops and esters rising off this freshly poured ale were dizzying. I was afraid to drink it for fear of being let down. I did anyway and I'm glad I did. The taste was complex and perfectly balanced with nice malt and a slight grassy note trumped by the fruity and floral blended with the sweet barley. I love it. It went by too fast.
06-10-2005 14:45:26 | More by Puddleglum
4.75/5 rDev +32.7%
07-22-2012 01:40:50 | More by 6demonbag
4.68/5 rDev +30.7%
Best Pale Ale in existence to this very day. It's easily the most interesting and complex example of the style I've tried.
Color: Golden brown with large white head and exceptional lacing.
Smell: Very hoppy with some very complex grains
Taste: Initially very hoppy with some raw grain flavors, much like a well made German bread.
Mouthfeel: Perfect
Drink: Only loses points here because it is so robust, it's not really that great for a sesh.
Overall: Keep in mind, I'm truly not being biased because I only live 2 blocks away from this very underrated brewery. Visit it and see for yourself. You'll be happy you did as this will most likely be the best Pale Ale you've ever had. Cherish and respect it.
10-27-2003 23:24:27 | More by HossMcGraw
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
12-06-2011 18:53:31 | More by JohneHoodlum
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
01-18-2012 04:38:05 | More by A2GoBlue
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
02-07-2012 00:09:52 | More by jwat
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
02-01-2012 00:49:01 | More by NSLPublishing
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
04-23-2014 20:10:19 | More by Durandal_777
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
05-05-2012 03:21:02 | More by JeffTheJuice
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
11-22-2011 00:56:29 | More by RoryOMoore
New Jersey
4.45/5 rDev +24.3%
Presentation - Poured into generic pint glass
Appearance - Amber body with half-finger white head and good lace
Smell - Very bready, but not much more
Taste - Bready with a lot of caramel and some tea-like hoppiness
Mouthfeel - Medium with a hint of dryness
Drinkability - It's going down quickly
05-12-2010 23:07:16 | More by tjd112
4.45/5 rDev +24.3%
What a rarity! For those not in the know - LNC BC puts a cask-conditioned beer on every F at 5:00 pm and they run it until it is kicked. There is never any advance notice as to what style it will be as many times, the brewer does not decide until about 15 mins prior.
This had a nice head of foam as it arrived freshly tapped and hand-pulled by the brewer. It had a much more pronounced hops smell than the usual on-tap A4G, plus the color seemed to be a slightly deeper amber than usual. Finally, I felt as though I could taste the malt in this serving style much more acutely.
07-31-2004 14:33:19 | More by woodychandler
4.33/5 rDev +20.9%
I was surprised to see this on draft at Newportville Inn in Bucks County. They usually have good beer but not a diverse micro selection. I figured I better order a pint.
I was sitting in a reasonably well lit spot at the bar so I could gauge a dark golden hue. There was almost no head but that could be due to the pour. The nose was like cereal. If I closed my eyes I might have imagined Cheerios or something similar.
What I had was better. The rye comes through well in the flavor. It had a robust character that made it an interesting drink. But it all balanced out well. It makes for a good drinking beer although I doubt you'll be quaffing it. I didn't notice much hop character but this is still a beer I enjoy more and more each time I try it.
11-04-2003 01:06:31 | More by fuchebu
4.3/5 rDev +20.1%
This beer pours a slightly hazy, copper color with 1/8 inch tan head. No lasting lace. The aroma has hints of toasted malt, hay, and caramel. It's flavor is complex due to the four grains in the recipe. There are notes of toasted malt, grass, and just a touch of hop bitterness. Very well balanced. It has a medium mouthfeel which along with the smoothness and balance makes it easy to drink a few. Very highly recommended!
12-09-2010 20:51:17 | More by B967ierhunter177
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This beer poured out a bright and clear orange amber color and had a nice foamy head. Very appealing aromas sweet malt and a floral hop presence. The taste was light and fruity with a touch of hop bitterness. Also some sour malt and yeasty flavors there with the grassy/floral hops coming through in the finish. A light to medium bodied beer, this one is very easy to drink. A very enjoyable beer that easily became a favorite of mine.
05-16-2003 22:44:28 | More by pezoids
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Appearance: On cask, this babe comes in a pint with an immensely creamy head of an inch and a smooth, ultra low carnbonation body of tan-orange. So pretty and so nice to see hand pumped just inches from you.
Smell: Mmm! Some real nice grain notes really show at cask temp. Light hop bitterness, but really a nice grain showing.
Taste: This is excellent on the hand pump; it exhibits a real raw malt bill. You can really taste the rye and the barley malt. This is all counterbalanced with a nice usage of noble hops, just enough to compliment but not dominate the grains. Finishes slightly bitter, slightly lactic and sour, though I figure that is the cask imparting those flavors. I like this well enough on tap, but on cask it really shines.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability: So smooth and creamy. This slides so easy that I could have it all night long. Really nice. If it were 5 degrees colder, it would rule drinkability. T.G.F.Cask.
11-01-2004 21:00:23 | More by 99bottles
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4.28/5 rDev +19.6%
Haven't had this in several years, and it is now back in the stores. Pours an exceptional copper color with a huge 2+ inch fluffy head. Great looking beer. Plenty of lacing with this one. The aroma is of malt, bread, and hops. The flavor is great, as the four grains create a different sensation for the tastebuds. Bread and nice bitterness.
The mouthfeel is smooth with a slight crisp finish. Reminds me of an english style pale ale. The head lasted for the entire drink. Very tasty and very drinkable.
03-04-2004 12:36:24 | More by Gavage
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4.25/5 rDev +18.7%
Our SPBW chapter got a rare treat at our annual picnic. The monthly firkin was filled with the tasty standard bearer of the LBC.
The color was a slightly clouded amber-brown that poured nearly flat but livened up nicely with a swirl of the glass. The head was not much to talk about but it did leave a lacey trace.
The nose was an inviting mix of hops and grassy malt.
The malt profile was a nice blend of barley for strength, wheat for a bit of fresh bread, a careful touch of rye to add some spice and oats for body. It combined sweet, tangy, toasty and nutty.
The mouthfeel was excellent as it had enough natural carbonation for a gentle fizz, well supported with some backbone in the body.
The hopping was mild but complemented the nuttiness of the malt.
The length was moderate, but this beer is all about the malt.
I've also had it bottled and on draft, which taste about the same without the softness from the cask.
09-14-2004 00:20:39 | More by farHillsBrewer
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10-20-2012 07:36:46 | More by CarolinaKev
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Pouring this, a two-finger head that left not a ton of lace.
The nose wasn't anything spectacular.
The hops were very subtle, even in the taste.
Really great flavor regardless of the slight scent.
Rye was the unique flavor about this beer. Great substitute for hop nose.
I love the combination the grains provide. Hard to characterize, but a great session beer.
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Updated 10:26am Tuesday 1st April 2014 in News
DETECTIVES fear two men who conned a 71-year-old woman out of hundreds of pounds could target people in St Helens.
They struck at a house in Bolton Road in Ashton-In-Makerfield earlier this month when they told the victim they had carried out work on a neighbour's roof.
The woman turned down their off work, but the men became very insistent and intimidating and she reluctantly handed over money to have her chimney and roof repaired.
He then told her to write down her name and address so he could put it on the receipt. At this point the men returned to their van and drove off.
They have not been back since.
The first offender about was 5ft 8in tall, of average build, between 20 and 30 years old. He had a rough weathered complexion and spoke with a Wigan accent.
The second was between 5ft 6in and 5ft 8in tall, of stocky build with a round face and dark ginger hair, aged between 25 and 30.
Detective Constable Rachel Forsythe from Wigan division, said: "These offenders have preyed on an elderly woman. Now we have release an image of one of the suspects."
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 0161 856 7124/7295, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
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