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Changes in the training and responsibilities of some Manchester Township employees has led to Council members increasing the minimum and maximum salary caps for those employees.
Monday evening at their regular meeting, the council members in attendance approved an ordinance that increases the pay ceiling for more than 30 positions. The caps increased for several employees, including Chief Engineer, Chief of Police, Township Clerk and dispatchers, according to a draft of the meeting agenda posted to the township website.
The biggest salary cap increases fell within the township's data processing and communication areas. The cap for the township's director of data processing went up about $15,000, and the cap for the town's management information systems specialist went up about $10,000.
Business Administrator Elena Zsoldos said the changes in these caps were most prominent, since "we used to have a separation between the administrative side and police department side, with technicians on either side. Now we've lumped those responsiblities together, and there is cross training for both so that both sides can handle both operations."
Under the terms of the ordinance, one township job title and description was changed, from chief dispatcher to communication supervisor, because, she said, the chief dispatcher resigned, and the town is now seeking a communications supervisor as a replacement. That hire, along with any indvidual salary increases that could now be authorized with the increased caps, would all have to be approved under seperate actions in future meetings, Zsoldos said.
She noted that in addition to the salary cap changes, the ordinance shifts the township to a calendar year cycle, instead of a fiscal year, which, several towns across New Jersey have been asked to do in recent years.
Township officials also introduced an ordinance that would require criminal history background checks for those applying to work in emergency service and public safety positions.

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In fact, who the hell are you to decide what artistic talent should be used on or not? I'm pretty sure you are not the person who defined "art" in the dictionary. Nothing gives you the liberty to tell people what they can and cannot use their artistic talent for.
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Updated 3:56pm Monday 9th June 2014 in News By Sarah Trotter, reporter
Squatters who moved into Lewisham's Royal British Legion headquarters for a week left elderly volunteers cleaning up their mess.
The group moved mattresses, computers, games consoles and even a dog into the building in Lewisham High Street from May 29 until June 5.
Members of the charity, which provides support to Armed Forces members, veterans and their families, were "frustrated" when they could not host their fundraising meetings at the venue and lost vital cash.
They spoke to the squatters who argued they were entitled to camp in non-residential property but say they were finally moved on by police after helping themselves to the charity's gas and electricity.
Member of East and Central Lewisham branch of The Royal British Legion, Christine Rosenbaum, said: "We arrived and couldn't get into the building.
"They had moved in mattresses, computers, game consoles. They did the job thoroughly.
"We weren't able to do our business. We lost money. This money all goes to charity and keeps us going. It's a bit frustrating.
"The good news is, they have actually been turned out but there is a bit of damage and it isn't very clean.
"We are hoping they stay out."
The mother-of-two, whose parents were in the services during the Second World War and helped build the Lewisham building with other British Legion members in the 1950s, fears the charity might be forced to sell the site.
The 67-year-old, who lives in Biggin Hill, said: "Obviously we are going to try to keep it open, but we have got to the point where we will have to consider selling the land. We can't keep it maintained."
She went on to say many of the members were elderly and the branch was lacking funds.
Branch secretary Doreen Hughes echoed the call for help to keep the site alive and offer a place for ex-servicemen and women to meet as well as raising funds, including for the annual Poppy Appeal.
The 77-year-old said: "The hut itself isn't in a very good condition.
"There are ex-soldiers that need help.
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"Some of the stories are absolutely horrendous.
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It comes as police swooped on the boarded-up Catford Bridge Tavern pub and helped to evict 20 squatters.
The group were moved on on May 29 and are believed to be linked to the squatters at The Royal British Legion who arrived later that same day.
A Met spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that police were called to an address in Lewisham High Street on Thursday 5 June.
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Should I start Brady over Vick this week? And coincidentally, in one of my other leagues, should I start Brady over Matt Ryan?
I would start Vick and Ryan. I think Brady has a tough challenge against the Bucs this week.
I agree. I was asking about last week for the thursday night game, but Im totally on board with your line of thinking. I think Brady will be hard pressed this week against our D, while Vick will probly have a field day against the Chiefs tonight. Hes averaging 27 pts a week through the first 2 weeks of the season running this Chip Kelly offense. Hes been a beast for me so far while TB has been just blah.
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Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Yasiel Puig is awesome and he even has some solid dance moves that we haven't seen before. Of course, the dance moves were for a reason, because the Dodgers were able to knock off the Arizona Diamondbacks today on the road to clinch the NL West.
When the celebration made it's way to the locker room and the team could do whatever they would like to enjoy the sweet taste of victory, Puig busted out some nice break dancing moves and let us all see his smooth ways on the dirty floor.
To give us some old school WWE action, Puig did his best Scotty Too Hotty (too obscure of a reference?) impression by busting out "The Worm."
Here is a video of Puig's celebration in the locker room that shows the team enjoying their win and Yasiel Puig being Yasiel Puig.
If this was the NFL, he probably would have been fined, but thankfully the kid is just allowed to have some fun.
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BOWLING GREEN, KY (3/6/12) – Throughout the greater Bowling Green area, many high school students excel in academics and extra-curricular involvement in and out of the classroom. The Honors College at Western Kentucky University and WBKO are proud to sponsor the Scholar of the Week program, which recognizes young scholars for their achievements.
The high school name and pictures of the students who are chosen for the Scholar of the Week program appear on WBKO's Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning news shows. Each student is invited to a reception to celebrate their achievements where a $1,000 scholarship for the Honors College at WKU is awarded.
Dr. Craig T. Cobane, Executive Director of the Honors College at WKU, believes the foundation for a successful university education is solidified during the high school years.
"These scholars represent a fantastic group of young adults who are seeking out opportunities to succeed in the classroom, on the field, in the workplace, and in many other settings," Dr. Cobane said. "They deserve to be commended for the achievements that they have already undertaken at a young age."
He added that the quality of these students is a strong testament to the strength of local school districts. Successful students are a result of a number of variables, and high quality schools and caring teachers are among the most important, he said.
Nina Wells, a senior from Bowling Green High School was the recipient of the fall 2011 Scholar of the Week scholarship.
"I think the Scholar of the Week program is a great way to recognize students in a personalized way," Wells said. "I was completely shocked and extremely excited about winning. I took it as a sign that I should go to the Honors College as opposed to the other places I had been checking out."
Leah Krisher, the guidance counselor for grade 12 at Bowling Green High School, encouraged many of her students to apply to for the program.
"Scholar of the Week is a wonderful program that recognized a lot of kids that might not otherwise get recognized," Krisher said. "The program fosters great community relationships for the students and networking opportunities in which they can partake."
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If the Sack of the Former Chief of Staff to president Goodluck Jonathan, Mike Oghiadome penultimate week came as a shock to many, the dramatic suspension of the Former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi last Thursday has send a firm message that perhaps, President Goodluck Jonathan, who many have accused of being almost always unwilling to take tough decision when it is needed most, has finally cast off that toga.
Expectedly, the suspension of the CBN governor has drawn almost equal applause and condemnation from a cross section of the Nigerian people. While some people have argued that the suspension of the CBN governor was in violation of the laws guiding his appointment, others have argued that as the appointing authority, the president reserves the right to also remove whom he has appointed. Whether the president adhere to extant law on the removal of the governor of the central bank of Nigeria or not is the basis upon which Nigerians have continued to disagree with the latest action of the president.
But beyond the emotions that have trailed the latest decision of the president, there are several issues that need to be thoroughly interrogated. For instance, was the former CBN boss because of his garrulous revelations about certain malfeasances in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation? Was he removed because of his indiscrete exposure of the dirty linens in a government that he is a critical member? Or did he get kicked out because as it is alleged in certain circles, he is in better company with the opposition elements that with the government in which he is serving?
Though the president has stridently denied that Sansui's removal has nothing to do with the insinuations in some circles about his whistle blowing role, such justification is expected. But there are critical issues that have come out that also need crucial close examination. For instance, is it within the purview of the Central Bank Governor to have acquired 7% shares of International Islamic Management Corporation of Malaysia to the tune of N0.743 billion without bringing such decision the attention of the President or the approval of the board?
How can the CBN explained some of its outlandish expenditure like its claim that that it paid Air Charter, such as payments to Emirate Airline (N0.511bn), Wing Airline (N0.425bn) and Associated Airline (N1.025bn) to distribute currency by air nationwide even though Emirate Airline does not fly local charter in Nigeria, Wing Airline is not registered with Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority and Associated Airline does not have a billion turnover for 2011 because upon enquiry, the management claimed that they have no financial statements and have not had any significant operations for the past two years that will warrant preparation of financial statements?
Should the president have turned a blind eye to the alleged anomalies that were being perpetrated in the CBN even when such activities had potentials for profound implications on his government?
Events preceding the suspension of the CBN indicated that whether he was allowed to stay or not, any decision the president took concerning the suspended governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanuasi was bound to elicit profound reactions. Though president are elected by their countrymen to take tough decisions for the nation, President Jonathan's decision on Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was one that not many politicians would take in an election year that is proving very difficult by the day.
Meeting people from different walks of life is a normal routine for President Goodluck Jonathan. But when such people belong to a special class and they are all in states controlled by parties in opposition, then not a few eyebrows would be raised.
Last weekend, President Goodluck Jonathan visited first class traditional rulers in Kano, Oyo and Lagos states where he held closed door meeting with the Emir of Kano, the Ooni of Ife, the Alaafin of Oyo and the Akran of Badagry.
According to the Presidential Adviser on Media and Publicity, the visits by the president were to consult with critical stakeholders in the country. But the question that comes to mind is: was the choice of traditional rulers in states controlled by opposition deliberate or coincidental?
Has the visits got anything to do with the expected declaration of the president later this year whether or not he would contest the presidential election in 2015? Since the closed door meetings were held between the president and only the traditional rulers, there is no way of knowing what they might have discussed. But if the broad smiles and back patting from the royal fathers when they emerged from the inner recess of their palaces were anything to go by the meetings were certainly very successful.
Senator Bala Mohammed, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory is one man who prides himself as an accountable and principled public officer. At a time when majority of his colleagues in the senate were not forthcoming on whether to publicly support President Jonathan to be the acting president when the late president Umar Yaradua was incapacitated, Bala Mohammed as a senator stuck out his mate to support Jonathan.
He was compensated with the position of the Minister of the FCT, a position he has held till now.
As a minister of the FCT, Bala Mohammed has never shied away from defending the policies of the FCT administration no matter how controversial.
From naming a district in the FCT after President Jonathan to the controversial Land swap, Senator Bala Mohammed has been most vocal in defending such policies.
But Senator Bala Mohammed's gift of the garb deserted him last week Wednesday.
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim while rolling out the activities for the centenary celebration, he insisted that all the programmes were being sponsored by the private sector and government was not committing a dime to funding the project.
But when he disclosed that the International Conference Centre and areas around the National Station stadium, two venues to host some of the events are being renovated, curiosity took the better of state house correspondents. Is the renovation of the international conference centre and the national stadium being funded by the Private sector too?
This was one question that Senator Bala Mohammed with his gift of the garb and his position as the chairman venues committee could not answer.


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Let's hear from Frau Blalock:
Since my character is a drug addict, she's no longer in control of her emotions. So because of the Trillium-D, she might begin a relationship.
I have mixed feelings about [the Tellium B addiciton]. It was very difficult for me to justify. Why would T'Pol want to do this to herself? Why are emotions so important to her? I felt that she lost herself there. She lost her culture, she lost her person – she lost T'Pol. She even lost her reputation!
I had a hard time last year. I had a real hard time with the trellium-D addiction, I had a real hard time with the sex, I had a hard time with the emotions -- I couldn't justify it as an actor. Why do I find these emotions so thrilling? What's wrong with me? I just felt that she was lost. She was lost in the story arc, she was lost in resigning her commission, not having a post -- it was weird not being called 'subcommander.' I felt that she was ripped of her respect and her dignity. I just felt that she became an emotional floozy, you know? And I didn't like it.
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Scott Dureau: Dragons scrum-half nearing playing return
Catalan Dragons scrum-half Scott Dureau has been cleared for a return to full training nearly four months after having a tumour removed from behind his eye.
The talented playmaker will be able to work with the rest of the Dragons squad without restrictions after consulting the neurological surgery department in Toulouse.
Dureau has been back in light work for more than a month but the news that he can step up his programme means the end of his recovery phase is in sight - he will undergo more tests in four weeks to decide when he can make a playing return.
The Australian was back at home over Christmas and the New Year when the diagnosis of a tumour was made - he had been suffering from blurred vision and headaches but thought he might only need to start wearing spectacles.
Dureau joined the club from NRL side Newcastle Knights and was named in the Super League Dream Team at the end of the 2011 and 2012 season, as well as playing for the Exiles against England in the mid-season internationals.
His return would provide them with a timely boost after a fine start to the season which sees them in fifth place in the Super League table after 12 games.


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|Zhenyu Zhang, W. K. Chan, T. H. Tse, Bo Jiang: Precise Propagation of Fault-Failure Correlations in Program Flow Graphs. COMPSAC 2011: 58-67
|Bo Jiang, W. K. Chan, T. H. Tse: On Practical Adequate Test Suites for Integrated Test Case Prioritization and Fault Localization. QSIC 2011: 21-30
|Bo Jiang, T. H. Tse, Wolfgang Grieskamp, Nicolas Kicillof, Yiming Cao, Xiang Li, W. K. Chan: Assuring the model evolution of protocol software specifications by regression testing process improvement. Softw., Pract. Exper. 41(10): 1073-1103 (2011)
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|Zhenyu Zhang, Bo Jiang, W. K. Chan, T. H. Tse, Xinming Wang: Fault localization through evaluation sequences. Journal of Systems and Software 83(2): 174-187 (2010)
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What a great invention. I am recommending it to all my friends. It makes cardio workouts so much easier, especially if you are someone who gets hot flashes or has a body that just plain overheats! I really appreciate also that it is is UPF 50 protection from the sun. At an outdoor summer event such as a concert, theater etc and riding a bike, wearing it as a headband or skull cap not only makes you cool but provides sun protection. And it doesn't look so odd because of all the color selections.I don't know where one would wear it as a balaclava, however. :-)
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My husband tried this on Saturday as he was working outside and couldn't cool down even when he was done. So we tried the towel and he found it to be of minimal help. It may stay cool on the surface as they were showing on the presentation but the side that is against the skin heats up and doesn't stay cool very long at all. they should have measured the understide of the towel. He found it to be no different than a regular wet towel even with snapping it a few times. it's really not all that sad to say.
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10:10 A.M. PT -- Bieber has now been charged with illegally tagging the wall of an abandoned hotel in Rio ... according to reports. It's a misdemeanor crime and Bieber could be fined ... but he's already left the country.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you're Justin Bieber -- because that's what he's claiming now that police are trying to contact him in connection with illegal graffiti in Brazil.
Bieber was photographed tagging up a Rio building Tuesday, and local police reportedly launched an investigation ... even going to Bieber's rented mansion to question him, but the singer was gone by the time cops arrived.
FYI, defacing buildings is a crime in Brazil punishable by up to a year in jail ... and thanks to these photos, police now have reason to believe Bieber is guilty.
But sources close to the Biebs tell us, the singer is pleading ignorance, insisting he was advised by locals to tag the buildings in question -- and presumed it was okay.
Not like it matters now, we're told Bieber has since left Rio and probably won't be back for a while.
You'll recall, Bieber's been on a tagging frenzy in South America -- just last week he was spraypainting the phrase "Free Breezy" in Colombia.
The douchebaggery Bieber exhibits on a daily basis is mind boggling. I find it hard to believe this kid has fans at all.
Typical of his behavior. He has no respect for anyone or anyone's property. He did it because the locals "told him too". Yeah ok.....what a little punk. His day will come.....
im on beibers side here. if any jurisdiction is willing to let him perform they deserve what they get. his behavior is now well do***ented.
He paints with his shirt on .Don't get paint on that body
poor little bee bee
Is the pap who smeared paint over it not accountable? Is he excused? Or is he given a pass because it's the white rich Canadian that they target?
Where's DOG the bounty Hunter at when you need his a$$...Put the lil Bitch in jail down there...Hahahaha
Why doesn't anybody tell this twerp, when he goes out in public, to pull up his pants, put a shirt on and stop wearing those tall baseball caps that make his head look like a milk carton. He's less muscular than my grandson who is 9.
the kid is into black men now.
He's a douchebag.. and anyone who supports him and his music are douchebags
What? Just you try doing that isht in Canadia you mother effer! "Didn't know it was illegal", my effin' as! Seriously, this punk is turning more trailer trash weger every day.
is his ass-crack blacked out in the second photo? as if... he should just stay wherever he is. or at least, not come back here.
Remember when that American guy who spray painted graffiti in Singapore got caned? Yeah thats what needs to happen to this little snot.
Pleading ignorance doesn't add up; it's generally illegal to paint graffiti in Canada, where the owner has not given consent. It's widely and culturally considered vandalism. Pretty much any Canadian who doesn't live under a rock would assume the default stance that graffiti is vandalism, until they find out otherwise. From what I know of the USA, it's about the same.
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This bohemian bar, with deep comfy sofas and the feel of a local student hangout, has the cheapest and possibly the most delicious pizzas in town. On weekdays between noon and 4 pm, Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Monday–Thursday from 7 to 11 pm you can order a dinner-plate-size pizza (from 23 choices) for a mere A$4. The queues of students and hungry lunchers start to form outside around 11:55. If you miss the special, fear not: the same great pizzas are only A$7–A$9 at other times. Try the Agnello (tomato, mozzarella, spiced lamb, arugula, pine nuts, and sultanas). If you're hankering for a sugar rush, there are also sweet pizzas such as Belgian chocolate with mascarpone. A range of chilled infused vodkas—including watermelon and lychee—is available, as well as local craft beers.
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I think this is a much more effective way of delivering the message to the youth. Distracted driving is becoming a real menace with the surge in accidents due to using phones while driving. I hope that by making April the official DD's awareness month in the U.S., many people today would learn that a text or a call can wait, and is not a reasonable price for anyone's life. I'll keep your message to heart, and pass them around. I wish one day we could rid ourselves of this menace once and for all.ReplyDelete
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Wow! I took part in this program in high school in NC!ReplyDelete
I was one of the mangled kids they pulled from the car, though we decided not to have the heartbeat and car crash noises broadcast out of respect for a teacher whose child had passed away in a crash. I had almost forgotten about this. Recently I was the only witness to a disturbing car crash that involved drug use, this scenario was so similar. Sometimes, a tragic reality can be prevented.
This is certainly a good way to publicize the horrors of drunk driving. People's lives are lost because of the simple fact that people think they can go behind the wheel when they can't even walk straight. There's nothing more awful than losing a loved one due to a senseless accident, and we all hope things like this can help people see reason and not do such things.ReplyDelete
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Punjabi-American MC, Kidd Skilly, is looking to bring his culture to the forefront of the hip-hop world. To help the Detroit resident achieve that goal, international hit maker Akon was recruited for the new single, Ni Sohniye (translation, my pretty lady). While Kon steals the show with an out-of-this-world hook and solid production, Kidd does his part as well, spitting game to all the sohniyes in the building. With formulaic rap ruling the airwaves, most listeners want some variety; Ni Sohniye should satisfy their appetites.
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3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
Pours a murky dark brown with a foamy dark khaki head that settles to an oily film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace slowly drip into the remaining beer on the drink down. Smell is of malt, dark fruits, brown sugar, and some mild spice aromas. Taste is of malt, dark fruit, and brown sugar. There is a slight spice flavor on the finish as well. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is tasty and easy to drink.
08-31-2012 02:29:22 | More by UCLABrewN84
New York
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
A: The beer is very dark amber in color. It poured with a finger high creamy tan head that has good retention properties; a thin layer of bubbles consistently covered the surface. A moderate amount of carbonation is visible.
S: There are aromas of dark fruits and malty sweetness in the nose along with some notes of spices.
T: The overall taste is rather sweet and has flavors of apples, cherries and pears. There are also some hints of spices in the aftertaste.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and very smooth on the palate with a moderate to high amount of carbonation.
D: Although the beer is sweet, it's not entirely difficult to drink because the sweetness isn't cloying and is balanced to some degree by the spices.
12-09-2010 04:43:15 | More by metter98
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
08-22-2014 06:28:12 | More by zestar
4/5 rDev +5.3%
03-11-2013 06:06:22 | More by spycow
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +5.3%
11-25-2011 13:49:51 | More by Rochefort10nh
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
03-09-2014 21:22:39 | More by DrunkinYogi
United Kingdom (England)
3.65/5 rDev -3.9%
Coming in a 330ml short brown bottle, BB 15/06/2013, served lightly-chilled in a short-stemmed goblet.
A: dark copper with ruby hues, lightly hazy, with a pillowy/foamy off-white head settling slowly to a thin sheet to last.
S: aromatic amber malts, crystallised sugar and fruit esters abound, not in the right-in-the-face way, but rather delicate. Exotic esters such as red bean paste joins force with prune jam and unidentified berries.
T: lightly sour-sweet, spicy, and yet at the same time rather malty (in an English way in fact, with that bit of stinky edge of Maris Otter pale malts to it, but also a little bready…) comes the foretaste, coupled with some old-ish notes as of woodiness, caramely sweetness and marinated prunes; mildly spicy and chewy in the finish, with only a wee touch of hop bitterness lingering, leaving a rather lubricating alcoholic feel down the throat.
M&D: mildly carbonated, medium-bodied, the balance is retained intact throughout the drink, and overall the hop contents seem to make some impact. Not bad, but all in all slightly boring to my taste.
07-16-2011 19:19:32 | More by wl0307
4.1/5 rDev +7.9%
Augustijn Brune, which the brewmaster considers a dubbel.
From a stubby bottle into a small snifter, pours a rich brown with an off white head with little lace. Aroma of caramel, malt, and some wood/oak elements. In the flavor, malt driven possessing a faint roasted quality. Muted fruit notes from the yeast and a semi-dry finish. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a chalky yeast presence. Overall, a nice abbey brew, authentic and very much a true Belgian.
06-26-2011 17:01:29 | More by Stinkypuss
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
A hefty chunk of sediment plopped out from the bottom of the bottle. Despite looking like something found in the dryer's lint trap it didn't muck up the clarity all that much; the beer's shady russet tone still shows a strong, clear orange kindling against the light. There is an abundance of puffy, lusciously moussy, khaki-tinted cream.
The bouquet benefits greatly from oxygen; be sure to swirl repeatedly to appreciate the notes of almonds, spice, plum and blackberry that would otherwise be concealed behind the beer's dull, mundane crystal malt base. As it warms, the glass smells more and more as though it were rimmed with ginger and brown sugar.
The flavour is an odd combination of fruit chutney, hard toffee, and a bit of toasted marshmallow. It's not nearly as distinctive as it sounds. On the whole, the taste is quite weak and leaves a dry, stale void for an aftertaste. A metallic presence is noted and spoils what is otherwise a creamy mouthfeel with a clinging, leaden off-flavour.
The impression of chutney comes from tastes of fruit (pear, strawberry, blackberry, apple) that have been mulled in spices (clove, ginger, pepper) and sugar. The sweetness, however, is cloying as if from extract or adjuncts (the maltiness is thin and suspect). The lack of alcohol is a plus, but isn't enough to sell me on it...
Augustijn Donker leaves much to be desired. It ranks so low down the Belgian Dark Ale totem-pole that it really doesn't even warrant mention. This was not my first time trying it, but it likely will have been my last (none in the Augustijn series impressed me). However reasonable the price, I guarantee you Belgium offers better brands at the similar cost.
08-05-2012 04:06:18 | More by biegaman
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
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New Jersey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
05-29-2014 16:35:08 | More by Latarnik
New Mexico
4.08/5 rDev +7.4%
Big light tan head settles into a nice lacing above a clearish amber red colored beer that seems to have pretty good carbonation.
Roasted malt and light dark spices with a hint of sourness aroma.
A roasted malt taste without the caramel aspects of most US roasted malt beers. The taste also brings along some light spicy aspects that are quite an enhancement.
A dry aftertaste that seems to have a light puckering effect with much taste hanging around on this medium to fuller medium bodied beer.
A pretty decent taste, good within itself with roasted malt taste that differ from there american counterparts, worth a try, for sure.
10-10-2012 22:14:16 | More by LXIXME
4/5 rDev +5.3%
05-17-2013 01:38:13 | More by dmorgan310
South Carolina
4.19/5 rDev +10.3%
Poured from 33 cl bottle into a Corendonk snifter.
A: Pours dark reddish-brown with 1/2 inch light tan head. Excellent retention and a nice coat of lacing left on the glass with each tip.
S: Lightly sweet and very fruity with some bready malt.
T: Flavorful with sweet and bitter in about equal measure. Nicely fruity with dark fruit (raisins, figs), plums, caramel, dark bread, molasses, and light spices.
M: Medium-full body. Very smooth. Soft, medium carbonation.
O: Excellent but short of world class.
07-11-2013 23:25:03 | More by chinchill
Ontario (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev -2.6%
Bottle from the LCBO, Belgian gift pack. 330ml bottle into a tulip, best before July 11, 2013.
Poured maroon, which appeared a bit redder around the edges. Light tan head with some relatively dense lace and modest head retention.Nose of light toasty grains and breads, a pinch of dark fruit notes come through as well. Dried grapes and some light sugar notes. Fairly simple. Taste has some caramel, dark fruits, a hint of copper, more bread and brown sugars. Drying finish. Mouthfeel is on the lighter side of medium with a carbonation that's a tad crispier and fizzier than I'd hope for; once the carbonation dies down, the body is still too thin for my liking. Still enjoyable, and this could work well with some food pairings I'd gather.
11-25-2011 17:06:24 | More by liamt07
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
Pours a hazy orange-ish to brown color with a light tan head. In the aroma, big candy sugar and a small fruitiness. In the taste. a small roast, almost chocolate like, and a small candy sugar in presence. A smooth and medium bodied mouthfeel, with a dry small candy sugar in the aftertaste. Big candy sugar and a nice small roast. Nice but nothing exciting.
07-26-2011 14:34:45 | More by OWSLEY069
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
07-07-2014 03:01:30 | More by KAF
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-31-2013 02:04:22 | More by WOLFGANG
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
330ml Bottle
Appearance - The beer pours a dark reddish brown colour with an average size fizzy beige coloured head. I can't see much carbonation due the darkness of the beer and there is some fair lacing on the sides of the glass. The head lasted for 5 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Raisins/grapes, malts, wood
Taste & Mouth - The beer has an above average amount of carbonation and I can taste lots of dark fruit.. grapes/raisin and malts. There is also a bit of a woodiness to it.. almost like a port wine. It also has a touch of spiciness and a hint of banana. It ends with a malty dark fruit aftertaste.
Overall – The beer had an interesting taste from the wood flavour. While not something I would drink on a regular occurrence, I'm happy I gave it a try.
12-01-2011 19:39:54 | More by spinrsx
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
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New Hampshire
4.13/5 rDev +8.7%
From the 11.2 fl. oz. bottle and the Van Steenberge mixed 6-pack. Sampled on December 30, 2012.
It has an inviting looking mahogany brown pour, slightly cloudy, and with a short-lasting off-white foamy head.
The aroma has a nice sweet caramel and barley malt note with Belgian yeast, brown sugar, and the vaguest of hops to add a slight nostril bite.
The body is about medium but also nice and smooth.
The taste begins sweet and malty with a kind of peppery low to moderate bitterness hanging on at the end but not for long. Likable all around.
12-30-2012 20:02:01 | More by puboflyons
Rhode Island
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
Served in my DFH chalice. Pours with a four inch, rocky, cream-colored head pockmarked with tiny craters across the surface. Head eventually settles into a quarter inch, creamy cap. The brew itself is a brownish-mahogany hue with a slight haziness. Nose expresses dull prune notes and a slight yeastiness. Taste consistent with nose; however, flavors are a bit muted but a slightly vinous character is revealed towards the back. Mouthfeel is medium-light with a lively carbonation and a slight acidity. Overall, a decent BSDA, but not much complexity. There are definitely better examples of the style out there.
01-05-2013 23:43:05 | More by Jwale73
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
07-21-2012 22:06:42 | More by tectactoe
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
10-31-2013 10:53:33 | More by dcmchew
3.28/5 rDev -13.7%
Out of a sampler pack, Gulden Draak and Piraat are great so I figured why not.
Rusty red pour, just a half finger of cream color head. Just stuck to the glass.
Aroma, lots of fig and raisin. Some yeasty spice, some dark sugar and fruit.
Taste, kind of mild actually. Musty red fruit and plum. Some dark brown sugar and toffee. Finishes kind of an earthy/grassy thing.
Just getting over a cold, maybe this is affecting my buds a little.
Slightly lower level of carbonation than norm, but it is pretty smooth. Barely mid bodied, alcohol well hidden.
Pretty average, but fairly easy to drink.
08-24-2012 02:47:54 | More by Bung
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