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Have you earned your spot in the limelight?
I organised an awesome workshop about PR with the inestimable Liz Weston of Weston Communications for our Business Growth Programme and it has some unexpected results.
Liz's teaching threw up some interesting reactions from the delegates. The predominant feeling was how uncomfortable most of them are about promoting themselves as an expert; a go to person in their industry or sector.
Now this is where a pushy PR would say, "That's why you need me. I'll promote you, write your press releases and get you media coverage."
What actually happened was a highly practical lesson about what business owners need to do to promote themselves as an expert and their business as the solution to a problem: two very different things.
"Who me?"
What it didn't do was take away that fact that most of the people in the room would die rather than be in a media spotlight.
Faced with the task of writing a bio that would encourage journalists to ask for an interview there was visible squirming and muttering about "blowing your own trumpet" and "feeling like a fake".
Some of this undoubtedly comes from our Britishness of not wanting to push ourselves forward but I'm guessing some also comes from reading the truly awful boasts of "world class / highly successful / best selling / international / highest paid ___ (fill in the blanks) that we all see on the web with absolutely NO evidence to show that these accolades haven't just been made up.
So, what to do? Live in obscurity hoping that doing good work is enough or put yourself out there and balance the risk of being thought a fraud with the likelihood of raising your profile?
"It shoulda been me!"
The right answer? If you really ARE good, you'll have evidence, the most powerful of which is your customers testimonials, so the chances of being thought a fraud are minimal. So go for it – think of who you'd like to be interviewed by and write a killer bio that will solve their problem when they're looking for an expert in your field.
Everyone admits that its easier to market a product or service than to market yourself but there is only so much PR you can do without a person, preferably the business owner, being involved.
If you look at people like you getting lots of media attention and think "That coulda /shoulda been me" maybe the only difference between getting noticed and not is a willingness to blow your own trumpet.
"Come and get me Jezza!"
One of the great questions Liz asked us was: "Who would you most like to be interviewed by or which newspaper/magazine/radio or TV show would you most like to be featured in?
Mine is Newsnight with JeremyPaxman talking about how small businesses are the life blood of our economy. What's yours?
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Nicole Kidman Holds a Mini Nicole on the Cover of Australia's Harper's Bazaar
She's one of the hottest Aussie exports and Harper's Bazaar Australia decided to honor Nicole Kidman on the cover of their December issue.
Photographed by James White, the cover shot shows the "Others" star in a lacy white, off-the-shoulder gown, holding a clear orb with herself inside.
Next month, fans can catch the 46-year-old actress in the upcoming drama, "The Railway Man" with Colin Firth.
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That blog is a total mess. It's also funny how he has gone from like 100% raving against Canon to 100% raving against Nikon. Very bizarre.
Or, if you prefer, yes, it means that a 7DII is coming soon, just as surely as the upcoming storm we're expecting in the Northeast US was caused by a butterfly flapping it's wings in China.
In my opinion, if Canon produces 3 new bodies in 2012 (1DX, 5DX and 5D mark III), we won't see any 7D mark II this year
How many of us can play our favourite DOS game on a Windows 7 computer? (sorry, pre 1995 computer era for the children reading in )
Yeah, the 1DX is a perfect wedding camera - covers all the bases, not jst a few.
I think that's just normal and is called "focus breathing". it's because certain elements move as you go from MFD to infinity. I'd try to calibrate lenses either on the setting you know you'll use the most, or at a mid-point.
come on canon give us something!!
A used 40D is very good value for money
they can't use EF-S (or EF) on a mirrorless system.
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Fresh new potatoes eaten all summer long are something of a Swedish institution and many dishes owe their success to the humble potato.
The first potatoes of the year are harvested in Skåne at Kullen and the Bjäre pennisula. This year was a very early year for potatoes due to the mild winter.
While it may not be on any of the superfood lists, it has become a cornerstone of the Swedish diet and is actually surprisingly good for you – packed full of B and C vitamins, selenium, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium, iron and zinc.
On Midsummer, it is tradition to have fresh potatoes, lightly buttered and salted with herring and nubbe (Swedish schnapps).
If you weren't lucky enough to be in Sweden to celebrate Midsummer, you can still create your own potato based dishes at home including Pytt i Panna (Swedish Hash).
Pytt i Panna is very common on Swedish tables and is often called 'leftover food'
Read more about food and drink in Skåne
Swedish restaurant guide White Guide has just announced that the Stockholm café Johan & Nyström is the best café in Sweden. Swedes love a 'Fika', which can be translated as having a coffee and a piece of cake or bun, while taking a break. It's not surprising that there are lots of amazing cafes all over Sweden!
Best coffee bar is Drop Coffee, just around the corner from Johan & Nyström on Söder in Stockholm.
Best bakery is PM Bröd & Sovel in Växjö, Småland.
Most sustainable café is Gunnebo coffee house in Mölndal outside Göteborg. While best newcomer is Söderberg & Sara Bakery in Ystad, Skåne. Fika place of the year (yup, there's even a category for the best Fika!) is Pâtisserie David in Malmö.
The lovely Flickorna Lundgren at Skäret in North Western Skåne was voted best café worth a journey.
We headed to Malmö on 17 May for the first ever Restaurant Day in the city and what a rip-roaring success it was!
Restaurant Day is not quite how you would envisage; it doesn't include any actual restaurants, just lots of great people who have always wanted to have their own. It is described as 'a food carnival where anyone can open a restaurant for the day.' From cupcakes and sweet treats to tacos and ice cream there was something to suit every taste.
If you have ever wondered if Swedish people's homes are a beautifully designed as you had imagined, then you would be right. Every home we entered on Restaurant Day was bright and airy and buzzing with excitement.
The best way to get about during Restaurant Day is by bike, which means you can balance out all the culinary stops with some activity in between – a win-win situation!
The next Restaurant Day is happening worldwide on 17 August 2014. http://www.restaurantday.org/en.
Find out more about Malmö at http://www.malmotown.com
Photos by Rachel Mills / Rough Guides
You can also read Foodtripper's article from the Restaurant Day in Malmö here: http://bit.ly/1wUxsbA
Photo from the West Sweden archipelago by Henrik Trygg/imagebank.sweden.se
Katie Bentley-Chan from Four bgb reviews her trip to Vrångö this Easter…
Where the Scottish Isles meets the Mediterranean is possibly the best way for me to describe Gothenburg's southern archipelago.
Scotland because we were so far north, and Sweden's wild, rocky islands were reminiscent of the atmospheric, beautiful islets of Skye and Mull (which, ironically, I have never visited but only seen pictures of), and the Med, because, well, it was April and the weather was wonderful: bright blue skies, a light breeze, happy families and couples soaking up the sunshine.
Last Easter was the first time I visited Gothenburg's archipelago, and I hope it won't be the last. My boyfriend and I visited the southernmost island of Vrångö on the archipelago, known for its spectacular walks along the coast and sandy beaches.
Here are my tips for travelling to Gothenburg's southern archipelago:
Go slow:
We were advised to take the swift non stop 20 minute ferry service to Vrångö. But as it was such a beautiful day, we opted for the one hour stopping service instead, bought some good Swedish coffee on board, and grabbed seats on the outside deck for a journey which felt more like a sightseeing cruise!
Do as the locals do…
… and stay overnight in a summer cabin. Island hopping is great for day trippers but it's definitely worth a longer stay too! A new guesthouse, Kajkanten, is opening right by the jetty on Vrångö, which will offer boathouse style cabins for really good value prices. Book your stay here: kajkantenvrango.se/en/
Stock up on local fish and seafood:
Along with a shop selling all your essential provisions (plus goodies like Swedish peppakakor biscuits, cakes, and local beers too!), Vrångö has a fantastic fish kiosk, which is well worth a visit for buying in 'just shucked from the sea' fresh crayfish, lobsters and fish.
Buy a Gothenburg City Card:
And you can hop to the other islands in the archipelago as much as you like for free!
Photo: Tina Stafren / VisitSweden
Swede Tommy Myllymäki tops the European delegates in world chef competition Bocuse d'Or, whilst the UK's Adam Bennett comes sixth
9 May 2014 – Swedish chef Tommy Myllymäki was last night crowned the best chef in Europe, as he won gold at the Bocuse d'Or Europe 2014. The win, which comes at a time when Swedish food is dominating the world food scene, puts the Swede in a leading position going into the world final of the competition, dubbed 'the Culinary Olympics', to be held in Lyon in 2015.
Producing two dishes made from the finest Swedish ingredients – a young pig from Gotland served with truffles and mushrooms, and saithe fish with mussels and oysters – Tommy Myllymäki delighted the 14 judges with his innovative flavours. Denmark's Kenneth Hanse and Norway's Örjan Johannesson were awarded second and third place, making it an all-Scandinavian medal line-up.
Meanwhile, British representative Adam Bennett (head chef at the Cross in Kenilworth) was awarded sixth place and secured his position as one of the 12 European chefs who will go on to the world finals next year.
Held in Stockholm for the first time this year, all of the ingredients were chosen by the Bocuse d'Or organisers and were sourced locally from Sweden.
Winning on home soil made the achievement all the more special for Tommy Myllymäki, head chef of Restaurant Sjön in Jönköping, who commented, "The young pig was a challenge, despite it being a fantastic ingredient, but today everything fell into place. It's great to win after weeks of training around the clock and also to win gold here at home in Sweden."
"Tommy's victory and his amazing food is proof that Swedish gastronomy is at an extremely high level right now", said Mathias Dahlgren, honorary president of the Bocuse d'Or Europe.
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Assault your senses at one of these summer events in Skåne, southern Sweden. Whether you're a music lover, a garden enthusiast or a culture vulture there is something to suit all tastes.
For the music lover:
Following the success of 2013, the Öresund Music festival is back again for another year. The joint Swedish-Danish festival will again celebrate music from both Sweden and Denmark with indie artists representing both countries. Relax to the sounds of Stereo Explosion from Sweden or dance along to Sleep Party People from Denmark. The festival takes place over two days on 30 and 31 May and costs from £150 for tickets. To book visit http://oresundsfestival.com/
For garden enthusiasts:
The Malmö Garden Show is held each year in Slottsträdgården, the beautiful castle gardens in central Malmö. Green-fingered visitors will be enthralled by the stunning Scandinavian inspired plant displays and the garden market where you can stock up for your own gardens. There will also be live music and activities for children, making it an ideal day out.
Whilst visiting, why not tickle your taste buds at local celebrity chef Tareq Taylor's popular café which is based in the castle grounds?
The two day show runs from 31 May – 1 June and admission is free.
For culture vultures:
This year will mark the 100th anniversary of the Baltic exhibition and from 15 May there will be a number of exhibitions popping up across Malmö to celebrate.
The Baltic exhibition was originally held in Malmö in 1914 to showcase the art and culture of Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Russia, but was halted by the start of World War 1.
There will be special exhibitions held at the Malmö Art Museum, design exhibits at the Design Centre and a light display shown every evening. For more information, visit www.malmotown.com/baltiska2014/?page_id=35
Photo by Fredrik Broman/imagebank.sweden.se
New restaurant Koka ("boil" in English) will open in the end of February 2014. Owner and chef Björn Persson is closing down and renovating former restaurant Kock & Vin awarded with one Michelin star. New Koka will be less formal and less expensive but still focus on high quality ingredients from West Sweden and a gourmet experience. Björn Persson also opened up the already very popular restaurant Spisa with a Mediterranean concept during the end of 2013. Website: www.restaurangkoka.se/
This is a small neighbourhood restaurant located in the residential area of Eriksberg which opened in December 2013. Drop by for a a glass of wine and something to eat. Seafood is an important part of the menu and delicacies like oysters, shrimps are mixed with charcuteries and lighter dishes. Season and quality are core values. The beef in the special deli burger is from a local farm in Björlanda and a lot of the beer is brewed at Beerbliotek, just across the river. Website: www.deliverket.se
This restaurant specializes in gourmet burgers of the best quality in a very special environment. The décor comes from a real barn from the countryside outside Gothenburg witch the owners have rebuilt inside the restaurant. The food is a mix between American and Swedish food culture and many of the ingredients are sourced locally. Website: www.thebarn.se/
The French bistro Levantine opened in the neighbourhood Vasastan during autumn 2013. The menu combines classic French dishes with Swedish ingredients. Enjoy chèvre chaud, moules marinères or other classic dishes, before you wrap it up with a sweet dessert. You can also pop by for coffee and croissant or a glass of wine. It's good to know that the restaurant is cash free and drop-in only. Website: www.levantine.se/
Upper House Dining is located in the new luxury hotel Upper House and opened up late September 2013. Located on the 25th floor, Upper House Dining has large windows providing spectacular views over Gothenburg. The menu is put together by Krister Dahl, former captain of the Swedish Culinary Team, and consists of six dishes composed using the very best ingredients from the surrounding area each day. As head chef, Krister Dahl has recruited Måns Backlund. Together they work to attract the attention of the Michelin Guide. Website: www.upperhouse.se/restaurang/
The food and drinks at Barabicu are influenced by southern and northern America, and together with the view over the harbor and canal this restaurant provides a unique setting with an international vibe. Here you will feel the fondness for barbecue and the restaurant grills exclusively with charcoal. The grilled meat is accompanied by Swedish produce like fish and seafood. You are offered a dynamic list of wines and several quality beers both on tap and bottle. During the weekend Barabicu invites local and international DJ:s which contributes to a club-feeling. Website: www.barabicu.se/
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If you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life this summer, head to Gothenburg's southern archipelago – voted the city's best attraction on Tripadvisor - where the islands are idyllic and car-free.
You can spend the day exploring the islands on foot or by bicycle and soak up the sunshine and fresh air, which will leave you feeling completely relaxed. What's more, you don't need to travel far from Gothenburg's city centre to find charming villages, beautiful beaches and long walks.
Where to go?
The idyllic island of Asperö in the southern archipelago has only 460 permanent residents but is the perfect place for wild swimming and kayaking. For those who prefer activities on dry land the island offers some incredible walking and jogging routes.
The tiny island of Köpstadsö is the smallest in the southern archipelago with only 100 permanent residents. Like all of the islands in the south it is completely car free, but the most popular form of transport is the wheelbarrow!
Fish lovers will enjoy dining in the archipelago where the ethos is 'eat by the ocean and enjoy treasures from the ocean.' You won't find seafood and fish fresher anywhere else. There are so many restaurant options to choose from you will be spoilt for choice.
For more information about visiting and staying on the archipelago check out this link http://www.goteborg.com/archipelago
Photo by Emelie Asplund/imagebank.sweden.se
The interesting world of the Vikings has come to British shores this year with a new exhibition at the British Museum – the first major Viking exhibition at the museum for 30 years.
You'll be transported back in time to the Viking era, see new archaeological discoveries and really be able to understand what it meant to be a Viking.
Once your appetite for all things Viking has been truly whetted then why not visit the beautiful Skåne in southern Sweden and uncover its Viking history?
Skåne is steeped in history with over 200 castles dating back from the 12th - 19th centuries and the area is dotted with Viking monuments. Take a visit to Ales Stenar (Ale's Stones), which is Sweden's answer to Stonehenge. The 59 huge stones were placed to form the shape of a Viking long boat around 1,400 years ago. Nobody really knows the significance of the stone placement but it is speculated that it would have been a meeting place or somewhere to celebrate the changing of the seasons.
No Viking themed trip to Skåne would be complete without a visit to Foteviken, the Viking 'reserve'. The living history museum is unlike any other museum: here real people are working and living as their Viking ancestors would have. An entire Viking Age town has been reconstructed using techniques and materials of the time and is as historically correct as it can be.
The museum is open from May to September and costs 90 SEK for adults (£8) and 30 SEK for children aged 6 – 15 (£3)
Travel back to the age of the Vikings in Skåne - find out more here
Photo by Erik Leonsson/imagebank.sweden.se
We love food in Sweden! Each Swedish child is raised with a sense of the fundamental connection between food and landscape, giving us a very different attitude to eating.
One of the main reasons for this is Sweden's unique range of fantastic ingredients – from oysters through to reindeer and lingonberries to chanterelle mushrooms - whilst hunting, fishing and foraging is a natural part of the Swedish lifestyle.
Whereas diet and healthy eating has become an ongoing preoccupation for us in the UK, the Swedish eat healthily without even realising it. The diet is full of whole grain products, rapeseed oil, fish, lean meat, low-fat dairy, berries, root vegetables and legumes. According to research from the Nordic Centre of Excellence, this diet lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and strokes, whilst also improving mineral and vitamin uptake and assisting metabolism.
That's not to say that all Swedish food is super healthy (the classic cinnamon bun puts paid to that idea!) – more that Swedes understand the value of 'everything in moderation'. Rather than a cause of anxiety, food in Sweden is always an experience, whether it be foraging for mushrooms in vast forests, cosying up by a log fire with a cup of coffee and a piece of apple pie, or laughing with friends whilst tucking in at a summer crayfish party. What's not to like?
If you want to start eating like a Swede, why not try one of these delicious, easy recipes?


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Saw that Simpsons episode on the FXX marathon with the really tall dude in that lil car the other day.
I bet it's something like that.
I saw both Withey and Ryno at Costco Tuesday. Withey looks like he put on some weight. How the two of them (along with their 3rd friend) fit into thatUNO Gracias 08-29-2014, 11:26 AM
They asked Benson about the Pelicans too during the gameeballa1 08-29-2014, 11:20 AM
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Strong convexity of NTU games
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Decorating with Driftwood
Summer's moving in, and many of us are spending more time at the beach (or wishing we were there). If you'd love to incorporate some beachiness into your home decor but don't want it to look like this:
or overloaded with seashells, anchors, or sand-and-blue motifs, then consider driftwood accents.
Driftwood is an increasingly popular decorating tool thanks to its versatility. It works in small and large pieces and in every room. Check out these rooms and products to see how you can add some non-kitschy beach style to your home!
Let's start with the kitchen. You can go bold with live-edge wood counters:
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Superhero Plants Children's Program
- Friday, September 30, 2011 – 9:30 am–12:00 pm
The JC Raulston Arboretum is full of superheroes: plants that use defenses, disguises, and special powers to adapt to their environment. Come learn how plants survive attacks from predators and the harsh conditions of life outdoors.
Rain or shine; dress to be outdoors. Participants should bring a peanut-free snack and a water bottle. Adults are welcome to drop-off or stay for the program.
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The flight from Male to Viceroy with the waterplane, seeing the small Maldives Islands in the Indian Ocean, was really spectacular. At arrival we get a warm welcome from the staff and were transferred to our Beach Villa, which has really a lot of space with bed-and living room, big bathroom and own pool. Thru a small gateway between plants and trees, we have had our own part of the white sandy beach. A problem was only, that they have had a lot of rocks in the water, so that it was difficult to get into the ocean at that point. As the hotel manager told us, it was about the flood and monsoon and a wrong arrangement of the rock barrieres in front of the island.
So we used the white sandy beach on the other side of the island, near the restaurant and main building, who was really beautiful and has no stones in the water.
Our 5 days holiday were really a dream, laying on the beach, snorkeling in the ocean and enjoy the perfect service. Food and drinks in excellent quality, even the prices are very high in the Maldives, but this you will have on the other islands, too.
These islands have to be seen once in your life.
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I made these using a very soft and drapey blue-grey linen and Burda pattern 7250, but with a few modifications…. I drafted a contour waistband, slant pockets in front, a welt pocket in back, and lengthened them so they scrunch up at the hem.
More info and pics on my blog: http://blogmixedemotions.blogspot.fr/2014/04/comfy-linen-pants-fashion-revolution.html
Jun 14, 2014, 08.42 PMby neousf
Love the pants & stunning model!
Jun 20, 2014, 07.24 AMby Mixedemotions
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Apr 28, 2014, 06.18 PMby Meredith Bergin
nice job & love your photo!
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Auburn Hills � Stan Van Gundy had to wait some two-plus hours to make his first personnel stamp as an executive with the Pistons.
When the time came, he selected 6-foot-6 junior guard Spencer Dinwiddie from Colorado with the 38th pick of the 2014 NBA draft Thursday night.
Van Gundy previously talked about the possibility of trading up into the first round if a player they liked were not only available, but also one the team�s new brass didn�t feel would last to the eighth pick of the second round.
He resisted the urge, taking Dinwiddie, who averaged 14.7 points, 3.8 assists and shot 41 percent from 3-point land last season � but also missed the last 18 games of the season with a torn left ACL.
Still, the Pistons insist they had Dinwiddie rated highly, and team medical staff thoroughly checked out his records before making the selection. They don�t have a timetable for a debut on the floor.
�We felt he was a first-round talent,� said Pistons general manager Jeff Bower, who spoke after the selection was made. �I know it�s a clich�, but we had him targeted as a player we were impressed with. It�s a good night for the organization.�
Although Stan Van Gundy had spoken openly about moving into the first round, into the 25-to-30 range, Bower made it sound like there wasn�t a player worth moving up for � perhaps feeling they would get what they wanted in Dinwiddie all along.
They interviewed Dinwiddie, 21, on Wednesday via Skype, and the Pistons were impressed with what they heard and, on film, what they saw. They were looking for a specific skill.
Most thought it would be shooting, considering how poorly they fared last season.
But the first words from Bower referred to his ability to distribute and his size, a stark contrast to the incumbent point guards on the roster, Brandon Jennings, Will Bynum and Peyton Siva. Jennings and Bynum struggle defensively, and the Pistons like Dinwiddie�s potential on that end of the floor.
�His ability to move the ball, pass the ball and his instincts,� Bower said. �He�s got outstanding size for the point-guard position (and) strength. A very good feel for moving the ball, as well as his scoring ability and ability to shoot.�
Dinwiddie was listed as a combo guard by most scouts and observers, but he referred to himself as a �pure point (guard).�
�I showed that in college,� Dinwiddie said, via teleconference minutes after the draft. �At the same time, I bring defensive versatility with my size and my shooting.�
He said he plans on working on his ability to be a knockdown shooter. Despite a hiccup in his sophomore year where he shot 34 percent, it was sandwiched between shooting 44 as a freshman and 41 in his junior year.
�Besides my knee, I want to get stronger and my overall athleticism,� Dinwiddie said. �Be more of a knockdown shooter than I was in college.�
If Dinwiddie is healthy and plays well enough to crack the rotation, plus is able to create, he�ll help the Pistons improve their standing in the assist category, where they ranked 24th.
�He can make plays for people,� Bower said. �His instincts are that of a point guard. He has the size that gives him the flexibility to do different things.�
Dinwiddie had planned to get back on the court in August but backed off giving himself a timetable, echoing Bower�s comments.
�We�ll move with it cautiously and slowly,� Bower said. �We will not push it until we get him in position to have a thorough and complete recovery.�
The Pistons certainly needed perimeter help, particular in the area of shooting. They finished last in the NBA in 3-point shooting, and their shot selection probably was worse.
Kyle Singler and last year�s first-round pick, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, are the only swingmen slated to return next season, with a combined three years of NBA experience. Caldwell-Pope shot 32 percent from 3 and Singler 38 percent, but they didn�t take the bulk of 3-point shots.
Josh Smith and Jennings combined to take 722 triples and shot 31 percent, numbers Van Gundy wants improved.
But the Pistons also need deterrents in the way of personnel capable of taking makeable 3-pointers. And those capable of recognizing where not to pass the ball.


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I can't believe how much red hair George has!
Same! He has a wonderful redish blonde going on but if I'm being honest, I'd love for him to be more red JUST so magazines will be like KATE'S SECRET AFFAIR WITH HARRY. GEORGE IS THE OFFSPRING. QUEEN DEMANDS DNA TEST. CAMILLA IS DRUNK IN A CLOSET.
can we just start a movement where we go to male politicians events and we ask them sexist questions like "if you are elected who will take care of the kids" and "what designer are you wearing tonight" "do you think that your stunted and constipated male emotions will affect your decision making"
that last one tho
I am literally the friend that gives relationship advice and is always single.


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4.48/5 rDev +16.1%
This beer poured out as a very nice looking orange color with a thin white head on top. The head fades mostly and leaves just a touch of lacing on the glass. The smell of the beer is very nice, it's got a near perfect balance of spicy pumpkin aromas mixed with the bourbon and vanilla on the nose. The taste is similar to the smell, lots of spice with a wonderful balance of vanilla and bourbon notes. The mouthfeel is creamy with a heavy body and a moderate carbonation to it. Overall I thought this beer was great, I would enjoy this one over and over during the fall season.
11-24-2012 03:25:34 | More by Knapp85
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Served in a Walter Payton shaker pint glass.
Big thanks to Naugros for this bottle!
Finally got my hands on a barrel-aged pumpkin beer this year...and now I've got a second one! Right on. This one pours a clear dark amber-tawny topped by a half-finger of off-cream-white foam. The nose comprises bourbon, vanilla, light cocoa, honey, cinnamon, clove, brown sugar, caramel, and a touch of ruby red grapefruit rind in the background. The taste brings in more of the same, with the bourbon, vanilla, cinnamon, and newcoming oak rocking the forefront of everything. More spices and a touch of toasted pumpkin seed back them up nicely. The body is a stolid medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a sorta syrupy feel. Overall, this is what a barrel-aged pumpkin beer oughta tste light. It brings in the best of both worlds and combines them very nicely. There are times when the bourbon looks like it's getting to big for its britches, but then the rest of the components come in and deftly cut it. Good times.
11-08-2011 21:38:20 | More by TMoney2591
4.05/5 rDev +4.9%
Bright jewel tone color, saturated dark orange. Long lasting head of creamy foam, never breaks after the first few sips. Irregular spotty lacing.
Huge roasted pumpkin aroma, sweet like pumpkin pie, crust and all. Not overly "spicy" and no overt bourbon in the nose, but there is a nice mellow dose of vanilla and nutmeg.
Medium bodied with a little bit of bourbon heat behind it, lingering pumpkin and pie spice flavors. Slightly nutty, vanilla from the bourbon, and a hint of the whiskey barrel at room temperature. Nicely melded, really enjoyable, slightly boozy. Would seek this out again.
Thanks Chris for sharing this one!
10-14-2012 22:48:34 | More by emerge077
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
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Rhode Island
3.45/5 rDev -10.6%
On-tap 11/28/2012 at Doherty's East Ave Irish Pub in Pawtucket, RI, served in a tulip pint glass.
A: The beer is a cloudy light brown color, with a short dense off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains pumpkin, cinnamon & other spices, caramelized malts and some hops.
T: The taste starts out with a hearty malt character. Then some sweet flavors of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg come in. The hops presence is mild but complementary and brings some balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet.
M: Crisp but not very smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is dry and slightly sticky.
O: A little tasty, goes down ok, not too filling, good kick, decent representation of style, this is yet another beer that proves that "imperial" doesn't always mean better.
12-01-2012 02:31:05 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
22 oz bottle into a tulip glass. 2011 Edition.
Pours a clear copper, with a ½ finger covering of slight off-white head. This retains with more of a thin frothy fizziness, which leaves back a foamy cascade of lace that quickly slides down the sides of the glass. The aroma smells of vanilla, oak, pumpkin spices, a touch of softer fruity orange character, and then some underlying greenness. It's tough to say if it's pumpkin or not, as a bit of stiff warmth starts to come out as this warms and muddles things a bit.
The taste has a lot of vanilla going on, with additional notes of sweet caramel, orange zest, green pumpkin (it's definitely standing out more here), and then some festive feeling spices that are scattered throughout the profile. The bourbon flavor mostly sits in the back here, and it rather nicely done, with a pleasant lightly charred burn on the back of the palate. More barrel flavor creeps into the finish, with a woody dryness that lingers with some leftover sugars and a touch of spice. The mouthfeel is full bodied and fairly effervescent in the mouth. Things do get a little smoother though as this runs over the tongue and the alcohol itself it pretty well hid. There is some warmth to the body here and the bourbon leaves a bit of heat behind but I was a bit shocked at how overall smooth this was in the mouth.
This was nice and was much better than I thought a BA Imperial Pumpkin Ale would have turned out. Besides some misgivings with the nose, I really enjoyed the overall integration of the flavors here and I was extremely surprised at how much of a smooth sipper this ended up being in the end. A full bottle was a little too much for me in one sitting but this is a perfect one to split.
11-03-2011 14:35:56 | More by Kegatron
3.6/5 rDev -6.7%
Poured from the bottle into a bruery tulip. Beer is orange and hazy with a thin broken white head of small bubbles.
Aroma is strong with some pumpkin, minimal spices and strong bourbon.
Beer is light in body and quite hot. Its mildly spicy but the pumpkin some how cuts through and is still present. My wife enjoys this beer and this style more than I do but this is a decent beer. I wouldn't have expected much from a bourbon barrel aged fruit beer but this one comes through. Its a little harsh on the onset but overall its OK.
10-20-2010 01:47:38 | More by drabmuh
3.8/5 rDev -1.6%
Pours a nice creamy 1 finger head that fades at a med pace with a bit of lacing, over mostly clear pumpkin orange colored beer.
Nose is huge, explodes with heavy fruity pumpkin, fresh pumpkin not really pie or canned, then a light non-gourd like fruit like a sour berry kinda fruit, light holiday spices, a creamy malt with hints of caramel and toasty malt, and light bourbon to round it off which also brings light oak.
Taste starts with more bourbon, much more than the nose. A nice bourbon flavor with some buttery oak, a lot more oak as well, and hint of vanilla. Then the pumpkin but not a ton, again more like fresh pumpkin more so than pie filling or canned, with more of a juicy fruit kick but no berry this time, although maybe a hint of pear like fruit, and light spices. the fruit really starts to take over, and it's not really a pumpkin fruit just an overall fruity taste that seems to make the beer a bit too weird as it dominates. Semi sweet with a hint of booze coming through with the sweet malts, a bit creamy malt and light toasty, as well as hint of caramel. Finish is semi sweet still and sticky, little bit more warming booze and pumpkin, hints of spices and bitterness, and little more bourbon and oak.
Mouth is med to a bit heavier bodied, decent carb, some warming almost tingly booze.
Overall not bad, it has some decent bourbon and buttery oak, decent pumpkin that adds a nice flavor not canned flavor, spices are kept in check, drinkable, light bitterness, a bit too sticky and sweet esp on the finish. Nothing special but tasty and done well.
12-11-2011 20:56:28 | More by jlindros
New York
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
The beer pours a hazy orange color with a thick frothy off-white head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is great! It has a warm pumpkin and spice scent along with a nice bourban barrel aroma. The pumpkin and bourban character works well together. The taste is decent. It has a very aggressive bourbon flavor that goes down easy and finishes warm with good pumpkin character. The barrel aging dominates the palate and diminishes the overall pumpkin and spice taste. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a full bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is the first bourbon barrel aged pumpkin ale I've ever tried. It's unique and complex, but I prefer the regular version.
10-09-2010 21:00:02 | More by WesWes
2.8/5 rDev -27.5%
Poured from a bottle into a goblet.
Appearance: Pours a clear orangish amber with a half finger of off white head and decent retention.
Smell: Pumpkin pie, spices and sweet malt with some brown sugar. Definitely the best part of this beer.
Taste: It kind of follows from the smell, but doesn't live up to it. There is pumpkin and pie spice, but it gets overshadowed by the bourbon and a huge anise presence. There is some bitterness, but the spice in the finish crushed everything.
Mouthfeel: Medium body and a bit syrupy. Tingly carbonation with a slick finish.
Overall: The aftertaste just killed this beer for me. It smells wonderful, but I found myself enjoying each sip a bit less than the last. Probably won't do this one again.
09-12-2011 14:33:38 | More by oline73
4.22/5 rDev +9.3%
Big thanks to Exiled for sharing this beer.
The beer pours a light orange color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the pumpkin and associated spices - mainly nutmeg and cinnamon. I don't get too much bourbon-aged character in the aroma.
The flavor is pumpkin, nutmeg, cinnamon and some oak, vanilla and whiskey notes. You can definitely tell the bourbon is there, but is more subtle than in a lot of other beers. The bourbon-aging compliments the base beer, it doesn't completely overshadow and dominate it..
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
11-27-2010 19:44:28 | More by Mora2000
New York
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into my Duvel tulip. Tried a bottle of this right after The Great Pumpkin.
a - Pours a hazy orange-amber color with 2 inches of white head that leaves quickly and light carbonation evident. Some nice lacing.
s - Smells of bourbon, pumpkin, and oak. Smells pretyy good, but no spices like in The Great Pumpkin.
t - Tastes of bourbon, vanilla, oak, pumpkin, and bready malts. Again, no spice or caramel malts like The Great Pumpkin had.
m - Medium body and moderate carbonation.
d - I actually liked this one more than The Great Pumpkin, though it isn't as much as a pumpkin beer. The spices and caramel malts that The Great Pumpkin had were kind of lost here due to the bourbon and oak, but a very enjoyable beer. Would have again.
09-23-2010 23:24:37 | More by mdfb79
3.25/5 rDev -15.8%
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
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4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
11-18-2011 01:35:28 | More by imperialking
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
Draft at Capones in Norristown, PA.
Pours a hazy dark golden orange color with tangerine edges and two finger, white foam head that slowly fades into a thick, lasting ring. Streaks of lace left behind.
Subtle aroma with some caraway seed and toasted oak along with subtle pumpkin and autumnal spices. Hints of cinnamon and brown sugar compliment the dry, toasted oak. Was expecting more pumpkin. Not really much bourbon in the nose either.
Medium bodied with a nice barrel presence that's decently integrated into the pumpkin and spice flavors. Dry oak, vanilla and subtle bourbon sweetness followed by pumpkin purée, nutmeg, vanilla, allspice, clove and ginger. Nice warmth in finish but the ABV is well hidden.
02-17-2013 22:30:27 | More by corby112
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
02-23-2014 00:33:14 | More by weeare138
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3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
01-23-2013 00:52:48 | More by yourefragile
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
05-21-2013 20:05:00 | More by InspectorBob
3.95/5 rDev +2.3%
Pours lighter than I expected, more a golden color than a brown- on the lighter side of amber. A fairly slight head, but that seems okay for the style and abv. Smells boozy and sweet, with some pumpkin pie spice notes. The bourbon is light and clean and style, rather than heavy and laced with oak and molasses. Tastes like a bourbon laced pumpkin pie- creamy, sweet, bourbony and with chocolate and some surprising lemon notes as well that add some nice acidity that cuts through the rest of the richness. Smooth and rich in the mouth, This is quite a nice variation on the standard pumpkin beer.
10-25-2010 18:13:42 | More by Georgiabeer
4/5 rDev +3.6%
01-14-2012 15:13:16 | More by duceswild
4/5 rDev +3.6%
10-18-2013 00:56:30 | More by ejimhof
4/5 rDev +3.6%
22 ounce bottle into tulip glass; no bottle dating, but this should be a 2012 vintage. Slow gusher upon opening. Pours fairly cloudy orange amber color with a 1-2 finger foamy white head with solid retention, that reduces to a thin lacing cap that lingers. Light spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of big caramel, pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg, bourbon, brown sugar, toffee, vanilla, oak, pepper, clove, and pie crust. Very nice aromas with good balance and complexity of barrel, malt, and spice notes. Taste of caramel, pumpkin, brown sugar, bourbon, cinnamon, nutmeg, toffee, oak, vanilla, pepper, clove, and pie crust. Lingering notes of caramel, pumpkin, brown sugar, bourbon, toffee, cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, oak, and pie crust on the finish for a good bit. Very nice balance of barrel/malt/spice flavors with some great complexity; and no cloying sweetness present after the finish. Barrel notes are a little strong, but it is still very well balanced. Light-medium carbonation and medium-full bodied; with a creamy and slick mouthfeel that is good. Alcohol is fairly well hidden with a decent amount of warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a damn nice barrel aged pumpkin ale. Good balance and very nice complexity of barrel/malt/spice flavors; and fairly smooth to sip on. A very enjoyable offering.
03-04-2013 03:48:48 | More by superspak
4.35/5 rDev +12.7%
Clipper City/ Heavy Seas/ The Greater Pumpkin
Pours an expected hazy burnt orange color with a soapy, off white head and a whole sheet of lacing down the tulip snifter. Aroma of pumpkin, vanilla, spice, bourbon, and alcohol. In the taste, nice pumpkin pie goodness with alot of vanilla, I suspect some from adding vanilla bean and some due to the aging in the bourbon barrels. A small bourbon presence is felt and tasted, but mainly sweet vanilla pumpkin pie. Creamy, smooth, full bodied feel. Overall, a fantastic pumpkin ale, recommended.
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The Firearms by Felons program launched in May of this year and since then, 1600 calls have come into the hotline. Police have seized 17 guns and arrested 10 convicted felons.
Katarsha Anderson just moved to Charlotte three weeks ago and is glad to hear about the program.
"That's awesome," she said. "That's great. Make you feel better to go to sleep at night."
You can anonymously if and report if you know a convicted felon has a gun. Give as much information as you can from the person's name, to their location, clothing description and how you know they are a felon.
Deputy Chief Vicki Foster said it's about two things: getting guns off he street and enlisting the community help to make that happen.
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"Oh I'd call in a minute," said Harrison. "Definitely."
That's exactly the attitude police want folks to have.
Deputy Chief Foster says it's not about snitching, it's about making your neighborhood safer.
"You have to think about you know what would happen if something were to happen and you knew the information and you didn't share that info and now someone was hurt or killed and that you had the info and didn't give it," she said.
There are already several billboards across the city and CMPD said it plans to launch a PSA that will play in all AMC Theatres before movies begin in the next 30 days.
(704) 366-6000 is the hotline number for Firearm by Felon Program.
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