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Sheldon Richardson, Boy Was Everyone Wrong
Posted by Erik Manassy on Jan 11, 2014 in Main, Twitter | 2 comments
Back in April at the NFL draft, Sheldon Richardson's name was announced as the Jets first round pick at number 13 and the boo's reigned down from the crowd. Jets fans were puzzled, the NFL Pundits were all saying that the pick was a "head scratcher" and that Sheldon wasn't a fit in the Jets defensive scheme.
Boy were we wrong. For the Jets fans that knew, congrats. Sheldon Richardson is now looking like he may be the Defensive Rookie of the Year.
Take a look at rookie DE Sheldon Richardson's resumé, and Favorite this if you're impressed by No. 91. pic.twitter.com/OS6B9xOoyk
— New York Jets (@nyjets) May 24, 2013
Biggest steal: Tavon to Rams at 8. Worst picks: E.J.Manuel 16 to Bills, Dion Jordan 3 to Dolphins, Sheldon Richardson 13 to Jets. — Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) April 26, 2013
Now Mel says Sheldon Richardson isn't a good fit for Jets. Figures. — Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) April 26, 2013
BOOS in Radio City – @nyjets select Missouri DT Sheldon Richardson w/ 13th pick. Gruden: "He's got a long way to go if you ask me". #NYJPick — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 26, 2013
"The Sheldon Richardson pick is a real head-scratcher. It's a complete non-scheme fit & Jets have so many other needs" – @McShay13 #NYJPick — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 26, 2013
I asked Richardson if more 4-3 or 3-4 teams seem to like him. "The whole NFL wants Sheldon Richardson." — Dave Matter (@Dave_Matter) March 7, 2013
John Idzik on the Dee Milliner and Sheldon Richardson picks: "We selected two of the top four players on our board, period." — New York Jets (@nyjets) April 26, 2013
"@KMart_LI: Rookie life: The Sheldon Richardson edition. #jets pic.twitter.com/0t2B6G0akT"
— Erik from @JetsTwit (@e_man) July 27, 2013
Jets DT Sheldon Richardson is 1st defensive lineman to rush for multiple TDs in season since William Perry (1985). pic.twitter.com/JlfHrcwpmZ — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 29, 2013
Jets DT Sheldon Richardson now has as many rushing TDs as Arian Foster and Doug Martin combined. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 29, 2013
Sheldon Richardson: 2nd Rush TD of season, more than both Doug Martin (1) and Arian Foster (1)
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) December 29, 2013
Sheldon Richardson on whether he should be NFL Defensive ROY: "Most definitely. MOST definitely." If he only had more confidence. #Jets
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) December 30, 2013
NFL Defensive Rookie of Month for December: @nyjets CB Dee Milliner. 2nd NYJ in a row to win (Sheldon Richardson @Godforshort)
— Randall Liu (@RLiuNFL) January 2, 2014
These numbers look deserving of Defensive Rookie of the Year.
Agree? pic.twitter.com/hTIx82IyLX
— New York Jets (@nyjets) January 10, 2014
Nice collection of snippets from before and after the season. It's so refreshing when a new guy exceeds everyone's expectations!
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Daily Planet. Lois is trying to reach Clark by cell phone, promising to "fire back" against whatever trash people are spreading about him. The City Editor drops the latest paper on her desk and says, "You sit across from the guy, Lane. How slow are you?" She looks at the headline: "Clark Kent: Murderer". The legal budget must be huge if they're not worried about libel suits at all. Hilariously, next to the pictures of Clark and Lex, there's an article about how the bus system won't be expanded this year. Lois charges off, pissed about either Clark being accused of murder or the prospect of not being able to find a good seat on the bus. She runs into the elevator and sees Linda there, on her phone. Lois accuses Linda of not printing the facts and promises that Tess will run a rebuttal. Linda makes a big show of having to call "Katie" back because her connection just took on a "terrible, whining sound." "Katie Couric," Linda name-drops for Lois' benefit. Lois says to her, "You see a parade and you just have to rain on it, don't you?" Oh, no. Don't get started on the rain again. She also says that Clark could have been the hero people needed. Linda: "Funny thing about people -- the only thing they love more than building up heroes is tearing them down." Lois goes storming into Tess Mercer's office, but she's greeted by the DDS guys. They want to speak with her, but Lois refuses without her lawyer. They level taser guns at her and she turns on her heel. Clark whooshes in to snatch her away and superzip her back to the farm.
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on Sep 8, 2006 at 3:53 pm
How about some pictures?
on Sep 9, 2006 at 2:28 pm
Yes, it is in terrible shape. I know there will be some bleeding hearts out there who want to save this piece of junk, in the mistaken belief that everything old is automatically "historic." I say tear it down and put up something that is useful. We already have a lot of history around this town.
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Here's a photo of the house, taken by the Palo Alto Weekly:
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Plank Bavarian Heller Weizenbock - Brauerei Michael Plank
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Ratings: 120 | Reviews: 93 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +6.1%
Exceptional German-style beer and much needed after so many Belgians the night before in Atlanta Ale party! Good constrained bitterness finishing with a sweet wheat again and again. A delight for lunch, surprising 7.5% Good head and grainy creamy mouthfeel. Constrained spices, secondary bubblegum, bannana and clove.
02-10-2008 03:45:03 | More by Sammy
New York
4.13/5 rDev +5.6%
A: The beer is cloudy golden yellow in color and poured into a weizen glass with almost a three finger high off white head that has good retention properties. A high amount of carbonation is visible from the rising bubbles.
S: There are moderate aromas of wheat and bananas in the nose along with notes of apples, bubble gum and yeast.
T: The taste is very similar to the smell and has flavors of wheat and apples along with some hints of bananas and yeast.
M: It feels light-bodied on the palate with lots of carbonation.
D: The alcohol is so well hidden that the beer is rather refreshing to drink and quite thirst quenching.
11-12-2010 02:15:28 | More by metter98
4.33/5 rDev +10.7%
Massively carbonated apricot that is pristine since I wasn't able to get enough beer into the glass to see any yeast. Once the softly creamy, toasted ecru head settles and I'm able to do a second pour, things should murk up nicely (they don't until the final ounce). The cap looks respectable initially, then becomes attractively rocky as it slowly melts.
Even through three fingers of foam, I can appreciate the wonderfully aromatic weizenbock that is BHW. It's chock full of banana and clove and would be a great example of the glories of hefe weizen yeast for novices. I'm not sure that I would have guessed weizenbock (the aroma isn't that complex), but it's still a pleasure to sniff.
Unfortunately, my taste buds are going to have to work around what is obviously way too much carbonation. I'll try to let the beer sit for a spell so some of the bubbles have a chance to dissipate. Even with all the chaos, it's obvious that the mouthfeel belongs to a somewhat big beer. I love the silky slickness that coats the mouth and tongue on the swallow.
Bavarian Heller Weizenbock is essentially a pale wheat version of a weizenbock. Thankfully, Brauerei Michael Plank has also provided us with a dark wheat version. In simple terms, this beer tastes like a double hefe weizen. That is, all the usual flavors with a bigger body and more alcohol. However, by 'usual' I don't mean ordinary.
Just like this brewery's Bavarian Hefeweizen, Heller Weizenbock is bursting at the seams with estery yeastiness. Ripe banana is present to the tune of a 4.0/5.0 on my (hefe weizen) banan-o-meter and warm clove is soaking into each and every nook and cranny. Herr Plank delivers loads of flavor, that's for damn sure. This is a yeast strain that kicks ass and takes names.
In spite of all the bubbles, Heller Weizenbock is one of the best beers of this style that I've ever had the pleasure to imbibe. I'm not the least bit surprised to see that one more review will put it near the summit of the 'Top Weizenbocks' list on this site. It appears as though the brewers of Aventinus have some serious competition.
08-15-2007 14:04:10 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.65/5 rDev +18.9%
Appearance: Pours a murky honey color with extraordinarily active carbonation and a huge and sturdy head that sticks throughout
Smell: Banana bread and wheat malt, with subtle undertones of honey, apricot and pear
Taste: Opens with a wheat flavor that is joined, mid-palate, by banana and clove; after the swallow, the bready aspect builds and is complemented by subtle hints of honey and other fruit flavors
Mouthfeel: Medium to ful body with massive carbonation; literally explodes on your tongue if you don't swallow the liquid
Drinkability: As others have said, think Imperial Hefe and you have this beer; quite an achievement
12-01-2007 02:37:14 | More by brentk56
South Carolina
4.28/5 rDev +9.5%
500ml bottle poured into a pilsner glass
A - Poured a very clear and very bright golden yellow with a large three finger deep head of white foamy lace. Some of the most visible carbonation I have ever seen streaming up off of this one. Just an absolute ton of carbonation refilling the head every moment.
S - Aroma was light, there was lots of grassy grain like smells in hear with a decent enough amount of yeast thrown in for good measure. Definitly a very lively and right smell, this was sure to win people over.
T - The flavor was brilliant, full of life and grain for that matter. A very Belgian like flavor, witha good amount of light fruit like yeast and hints of pears and apples mixed in among the various grain like flavors. Blended very well with no trace at all of the alcohol inside.
M - Fantastic, very light with huge carbonation. This was so amply carbonated I do not even know where t begin. Just a great light feel and smooth, crisp, clean finish. Really a winner here for sure.
D - Superb. Very light bright flavors mixed in with a ton of carbonation to give it just that right feel really made this a winner. I could have easily had a few.
Overall I thought this was excellent. Really a great beer and something that I think everyone should try. It may seem heavy from the look, but I assure you this goes down like water. I would not hesitate to buy this one again.
11-23-2007 02:17:47 | More by mikesgroove
3.88/5 rDev -0.8%
When Wheat Beers and lighter Bock Beers meet, we're given a unique blend of malt depth, fruity esters, and elevated alcoholic strength.
Upon the decant, the beer delivers a beautiful golden-amber color and a magnificent bright appearance. Creamy head character of stark white foam laces with a lot of decorative patterns on the glasss. Impressive appearance overall.
Malty aromas of bread crust, elegant pilsner malt, light toffee, and a rich bready flavor of fresh baked breads along with caramelized grains carry a vibrant and fresh aroma. A contribution of herbal tea-like hops give a light floral note to the rich malt scents.
Delicious and with a lot of finess when considering the malt profile. Though strong in alcoholic taste, the firm maltiness delivers a mild toffee taste along with a lot of melanoidin flavors of bread crust, savory caramelization, and succulent fresh bread flavors. With just enough herbal and floral hop flavor to decorate the peripheries of malt flavor and with the slightest offset from sweetness, the beer shies away from sweetness in favor of true malt flavor in finish. Sweetness is lightly amplified by the fruity/floral flavors of orange blossem, apple pie, and marmelade.
Creamy and a bit oily from the focus of malt richness and wheat, the beer carries a consistent texture from early creaminess through late fullness until the strength of alchol breaks apart the beer and allows for an alcoholic semi-dry finish. A hint of oily feel comes out of the toffee-buttery note and may offer the slightest of distractions.
The rich and savory melanoidin notes of the beer definately set it appart from other beers of it's type that don't take as much care. But the oily malt character offers just a slight flaw in taste and texture.
08-12-2011 04:37:03 | More by BEERchitect
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
12-29-2013 05:55:23 | More by jaydoc
North Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +4.3%
Picked this up down in Greensboro,NC over the weekend and Iam glad I did.Poured a dull cloudy golden with a thick frothy,sticky white head atop.A mix of caramel sweetness and clove-like spice in the nose with a firm bready mat base thru out,a mix of tropical fruit and caramel infused alcohol flavors with lighter clove and smoke,lusch full mouthfeel adds to the drinking experience.Wow a nice new German style of beer I have never had a pale weizenbock if others are this good I will look for more to be sure.
03-19-2008 00:25:00 | More by oberon
3.9/5 rDev -0.3%
Just arrived in the Chicago market with an updated label, so revisiting this one in hopes of freshness. Apple and clove phenols dominate, but thankfully its pretty smooth and creamy with no astringency (or gushing) this time around. Raising original scores 1/2 point. Pleasant, thought the $6 pricetag is still hard to swallow.
I'm liking the fact this brewery makes a 'dark' and 'light' Weizenbock. Once upon a time, this was my favorite style, and still is when October rolls around. Though I must preface this review and say Aventinus is still reigning champion in my mind.
Murky muddy orange body, opaque with the look of a sunset in a mud puddle. WHOOOOSH a gusher.... Rocky white head at first, once the explosion was contained. Though upright from store to glass, the jostling on the highway must have tipped this sensitive German brew over the edge. It kept an unbroken cap for the duration, which was good.
Straw, cookie malt sweetness, appley yeast, with some phenolic spiciness as it warmed. Flavor was sweet and wheaty, caramel apple, with a grape juice aftertaste. After a few sips the nose became similarly cloying. There was a light astringency or apple tartness that seemed a little out of place. It was medium bodied with fairly low carbonation. Not sure how old it was, but it was the first time I saw it near Chicago. At $6, not a Weizenbock I will revisit.
07-30-2010 01:44:03 | More by emerge077
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +2.3%
I had this at D'z back on Cinco de Mayo along with 2 other awesome Plank biers, this was actually my least favorite of the three but still damn good. Pours a slightly clouded deep golden amber hue with an off white head forming thick with fine even spread bands of lacing. Aroma has tart citric notes with notes of spiced applesauce coming through with some mild booziness arising the more I smell. NOt as much banana or clove as their standard weizen, this one just really flexes some fusel alcohol and a touch of malt liquor like strength. Flavor has layers of booze, apple, citrus, snd sharp wheat. A semi sweet malt character minimal herbal hop action with a warming level of booze even though it's only 7.5% abv. Mouthfeel has medium bodied even carbonation that coats the palate, really the warmth of the alcohol becomes a bit more than I want. Overall experience was unique my first heller weizenbock interesting hybrid style not seen often in the states.
06-02-2011 14:47:42 | More by WVbeergeek
4.28/5 rDev +9.5%
Pours a slightly hazed amber/peach tea color with 4+ fingers beautiful white head. Good lacing & head retention, haze persists throughout
S: Bubblegum & cloves
T: Breadyness, bananas & cloves up front. As this warms fruittyness & a little white pepper & lemon rind are evident. Finishes with juicy fruit, cloves, & lemon, plus some warming booze.
MF: Bready & a little slick
Drinks easy for the ABV, weizenbier freaks will love this. I was looking for a little more body/wheat malt profile, still a nice one, never saw this when I traveling through Bayern, very happy to find it in such nice shape, so far from home!
05-26-2007 04:56:34 | More by russpowell
Ontario (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev -0.3%
So it seems that Plank is now distributed in Chicago. Served in a weizen glass.
A - Pours with a big quick-dissipating soapy white foam that leaves a handful of lace patches on the sides of the glass. Surprisingly transparent golden-yellow color with lots of tiny bubbles rising to the top.
S - Wheat, banana, clove, yeast, some light tart apple and grape skins. There is a slight touch of booze that comes out as it warms up and it gets significantly grainier.
T - Taste is strong banana, light malted wheat, a hint of fruity esters, and a spicy yeast finish. Minimal aftertaste on this one. Simple, but pretty satisfying.
M - Tingly carbonation, soft texture, clean refreshing finish, medium body. I could go for a few less bubbles, but otherwise it's pretty nice.
D - I was a little apprehensive when I opened the bottle, but it's going down pretty quick. I shouldn't have any troubles, although the carbonation might get a touch bloaty after a while. Decent weizenbock, that's probably not worth what I paid for it - better options out there.
09-16-2009 03:30:06 | More by MasterSki
3.91/5 rDev 0%
an interesting german selection here, kind of a merger of two familiar styles, takes on a life of its own. the pour is cloudy and pineapple juice color and texture, with a good solid white head on it with fine retention. the nose is that classic banana yeast, a touch of clove spice, and a lot of booze. the taste starts off as a very malty hefe, the yeast is the only thing keeping this light, as the malt gives it a robust flavor and a rather dense body. some light citrus fruit in the taste, as well as a more complex spice mixture than just clove. it reminds me of sam summer, with that grains of paradise peppercorn sort of complexion, very different with that banana happening. id call it a tropical profile, but its too big and hefty for that, its a cold weather beer for me. the body is full as it can be in a beer this color, and the carbonation is pretty active. overall I like the flavor of this, but the feel and the alcohol content make it sort of a contradiction I cant get past in some ways. it wasn't to be easy drinking, but it isn't, and it wants to be a slow sipper, but it isn't that either, as it gets a little gross as it warms. a neat beer, but not one ill be rushing to purchase again.
03-04-2013 20:53:15 | More by StonedTrippin
3.85/5 rDev -1.5%
Thanks to jcwattsrugger for this one!
Pours bright gold with a thick white head that collapses to a lasting cover. Minimal trailing lace slides down the glass without sticking.
The smell is of some banana/clove, sour notes, honey, and spicy yeast.
The taste is of wheat bread with honey sweetness and lemony sourness/tartness. Grape comes through as it warms/progresses. Slight alcohol shows. Sweet and sour turns to a dryish finish.
It is medium-bodied with medium-to-high carbonation - towards fizzy.
If the carbonation were brought down a bit more, it would add to the drinkability, IMO. Still, this is a nice weizenbock with an interesting sweet and sour balance with a touch of spiciness.
11-05-2008 02:04:34 | More by jwc215
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-01-2011 20:16:27 | More by Rochefort10nh
4/5 rDev +2.3%
A somewhat vigorous pour almost flows over the top of my large Tripel Karmeliet tulip glass, instead it for ms a full finger of foam above the rim of the glass making the frothy, off-white crown of foam a full five-fingers in height. The beer is a hazy, orange tinged copper color that shows more of an orange-gold color when held up to the light. The aroma is quite bread like with notes of yeasty dough, ample clove, tart wheat, grassy grain as well as lots of fruity aromatic notes. The fruit aromatics remind me of a mix of aromatic apple varieties and pears though there might be a faint lemon-like edge to it as well. This really has a full malt character to it that is a bit more pronounced than you would expect in a normal strength HefeWeizen, but this mostly smells like a traditional Hefe. Quite a nice aroma, I am really enjoying the various components here.
The Weizenbock strength comes through in the sweetness that is in the flavor; still this is a Weizen and the sweetness is fairly soft with a nice grain-like edge to it. A prickly carbonation adds a bit of texture through the middle of this beer and manages to help the body have a lightness to it. The body is a touch fuller than one would normally find in a Hefe, but it is not so full that this is still not an obvious derivative of said style. Clove-like phenols boost the perceived sweetness of this beer and play a more dominant not to the other traditional fermentation note of banana that is only slightly noticeable. The finish has a light tartness to it as well as a touch of peppery spiciness and a some cracker like grain flavors. My second pour of this reintroduces a significant carbonation that makes each sip quite lively with a peppery carbonic bite and a zippy texture.
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07-19-2008 05:14:56 | More by Gueuzedude
3.15/5 rDev -19.4%
Woah, almost all head on the initial pour. It's dissipating quickly (after one minute, it's four fingers thick). Eventually it dies down to a single layer of bubbles. No lace. Unpredictably clear; gold color. There's a real storm of released carbonation.
Lots of wheat in the smell. Smells like a wit-bier--clean and crisp.
The flavor is a combination of wheat, cream and slightly sweet candy sugar. Full bodied and over carbonated. I am noting an unusual and undesirable metallic taste (iron?) in the swallow. Lots of warming alcohol in the finish.
This falls short of me being able to recommend it, too many distractions.
05-25-2008 23:24:11 | More by smcolw
New Jersey
4.08/5 rDev +4.3%
Appearance: hazy yellowish orange in color with a huge 3" white head that lasts forever. Lacing is spotty but sufficient.
Smell: bread, hints of banana, and bits of spice are picked up by the nose.
Taste: big wheat flavor here with sweet bready maltiness in the background. Green grapes, hints of bananas, some clove, and dash of pepper are set with a soft alcohol tone. Very mild bitterness here.
Mouthfeel: crisp at the start, lightly crisp and partially dry at the finish. Short aftertaste is pleasant in the mouth. Medium bodied.
Drinkability: very pleasurable and easy to consume. Definitely worth seeking this one out.
11-06-2007 21:59:36 | More by Gavage
4.03/5 rDev +3.1%
Pours a burnished red gold color with a very healthy head that fades to a nice cap that sticks around. Spicy fruitcake in the nose with clove, banana, pineapple and citron. Dry and spicy in the mouth, not as lush as most Weizenbocks, and the Heller version is far less rich and fruity and much drier and spicier than the darker version. Tasty and relatively smooth and with some late creamy banana once you get beyond the initial spice blast. Nice.
11-14-2008 00:35:40 | More by Georgiabeer
North Carolina
4.01/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Pours a hazy dark golden yellow in color with moderate to heavy amounts of visible carbonation and some copper highlights. The beer has a finger tall dense foamy off-white head that very slowly reduces to a thick film evenly covering the entire surface of the beer with a slightly thicker ring at the edges of the glass. Light amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Light to moderate aromas of wheat and banana with lighter aromas of light fruit (apple and pear), bubblegum, and hints of yeast.
T: Upfront there is a light to moderate flavor of wheat with some light fruit (apple and pear) sweetness. That is followed by moderate flavors of banana along with lighter flavors of yeast and hints of bubblegum. Light amounts of bitterness which fade quickly.
M: Light to medium bodied with heavy amounts of carbonation. Moderately prickly.
O: The beer is quite easy to drink and the alcohol is well hidden. Enjoyable and refreshing.
07-31-2013 23:11:58 | More by dbrauneis
3.9/5 rDev -0.3%
500 ml bottle into weizen glass, unknown bottle coding. Pours very hazy golden orange color with a 1 finger fairly dense white head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty lacing clings on the glass, with a good amount of streaming carbonation retaining the head. Aromas of big pear, apple, ripe banana, white grape, orange peel, wheat, honey, bread, light caramel, clove, herbal, floral, grass, and yeast earthiness. Very nice aromas with good balance and complexity of malt and fruity/earthy yeast notes; with good strength. Taste of big pear, apple, ripe banana, white grape, orange peel, wheat, honey, bread, light caramel, light clove, herbal, floral, grass, and yeast earthiness. Lingering notes of pear, apple, white grape, banana, wheat, honey, bread, light caramel, herbal, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Very nice balance, robustness, and complexity of malt and fruity/earthy yeast flavors; with a nice malt/fruitiness balance and zero cloying sweetness after the finish. Medium carbonation and medium-full bodied; with a smooth and moderately slick mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming present after the finish. Overall this is a very nice weizenbock. All around good balance and complexity of malt and fruity/earthy yeast flavors; and very smooth to drink for the ABV. A very enjoyable offering.
02-06-2014 00:05:50 | More by superspak
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
11-22-2011 03:22:23 | More by brandoman63
4/5 rDev +2.3%
05-28-2014 20:11:11 | More by afsdan
New Jersey
3.63/5 rDev -7.2%
World cup beer 2004 & 2006 Gold medal.
A: Poured a bright pumpkin orange color with a quickly fading patchy white head. Visibly there was moderate carbonation per style.
S: yeasty, bananas, cloves, cottoncandy, and a slight fruity sourness (oranges).
T: The initial flavor was sour oranges, and malt. Upon warming there was a yeasty sourness and some nice big bread notes coming through. A bready heller style weizen with a good flavor.
M: lively fizziness in the mouthful that was detected deep in the back of the throat after the swallow. perhaps a tad much on the carbonation which brought out some nice aromas, but distracted from the flavor and mouthful.
D: ok, didnt find it stood out much or gave me much incentive to buy more. an average drinking weizenbock.
08-03-2008 15:46:02 | More by beerthulhu
4.53/5 rDev +15.9%
Poured from a 1pt .9oz bottle into a Kloster Andechs glass. The bottle was a uniquely shaped tall fattie, purchased at Bello Vino for $3.99.
The beer looked outrageously good, pale golden color and hazy, nicely carbonated, thick and dry-sticky poofs of foam on top. The smell was banana/clove and a hint of sour milk, and the taste was seriously rich with the same flavors. Very creamy mouthfeel, this is almost a new standard for weizenbocks. Very nice and dangerous competition for Aventinus.
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Right across the county, shortages of adult helpers has meant lengthy waiting lists for youngsters wanting to join the ranks.
In Bromsgrove and Droitwich there are 11 Scout Groups, nine of which are Beaver Scout Colonies, but due to the volunteer shortage, more than 100 of the area's young people who want to be off exploring are left at home watching TV.
The organisation has put a call out to all potential leaders and volunteers for help in the opening of new colonies so those missing out can join the adventure.
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Over the last 100 years, the Scouts have become the biggest UK mixed youth organisation and has around 520,000 members across the country and a waiting list of around 30,000 want-to-be members.
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Our 10 & 11 yo's are beyond making gifts at school for us. I miss those little craftsy gifts :-( Did your kids make you anything? How was your Mother's Day?
DH really came through! After not doing much for my birthday, I'm having a very nice Mother's Day. We went out for lunch at a new local place we've been wanting to try. I got very funny and appropriate cards from the kids and dh. He bought me a pair of earrings I know I'll wear a lot - sliver with blue dangles that are mosaic. And, a beautiful, in full-bloom azalea for the front of our house, where some things have died and we have a "bald" spot. It's even purple, which he knows I like better than pink or white. He's already planted it!
Right now, he's at the supermarket. And then we're going to an Israeli music festival. Rachel's hugged me several times today, telling me that she loves me. Nice day here!
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Re: why would I want to hang with a buncha cunts (561 comments)
Which is why the post was actually a troll that flew under most peoples' radar. Well done!
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Re: why would I want to hang with a buncha cunts (561 comments)
Which is why the post was actually a troll that flew under most peoples' radar. Well done!
Re:Adding to the list... (240 comments)
Our limited education tax dollars have no business funding something so useless to modern society as darkroom photography.
Hear, hear!
Same with all this poetry and painting nonsense. Why should our kids learn about that kind of worthless trash?
Re:Slashdot Mods Apple Fanbois? (323 comments)
Seems you didn't see the one below where the last decade drop in violent crime was clearly correlated with the increase in private gun ownership.
Re:party of the rich (353 comments)
Wasn't this already shown to be an error? Most respondents confused astronomy with astrology (anecdotally, I've been asking others in their 20s and many don't even really know what astrology even is)
Re:Slippery slope (187 comments)
there is nothing evil about getting free clicks out of people to dumb or lazy to read the entire link before they click it.
Just like there is nothing evil about throwing mountains of legalese inside a EULA before you are able to use a piece of software?
Re:Why not massively subsidize the Solar Industry? (712 comments)
Pump storage is a well-known answer for large-scale power storage but generally unpopular because of perceived negative environmental consequences (damming up regions to create reservoirs, impacting ecosystems).
Rather sad (56 comments)
It saddens me how Slashdot used to have a great more discussion on articles of this type, detailing studies, theories, hypothesizing experiments, and thought-provoking anecdotes.
Now it seems it's just a mire of bitcoin spam and pro/anti government flames.
Re:Religion and evolution (431 comments)
Actually, fun fact: the Haredi, the sect described in the article, are a growing proportion of the population of Israel simply because of their large fertility rate -- and an increasingly important demographic politically (hence a reason why there has been an uptick of conservatism in Israel). So it can be argued that they are indeed winning evolutionarily.
Re:Unregulated currency (704 comments)
I assume it's so because it is a waste of economic value.
Instead of wasting precious cycles mining bitcoins one could have used them for protein folding or increasing social welfare rather than harvesting some arbitrary commodity for self-enrichment.
Re:no Facebook (116 comments)
FB is the new cigarettes, I'd say. It used to be cool, but now everyone who started when it was cool wishes they hadn't.
So, like cigarettes, people are starting to pick it up again for the image that it offers?
Re:Why? (769 comments)
The "Green Mountain" in their company names refers to the piles of green dollars that they are making with this crap.
Or it could be a reference to the Green Mountains of Vermont near to where they were founded.
So much hate for really rather an insignificant and mundane product...
Re:NOT (479 comments)
Trolls are out in force today! *clap*
Re:I thought this had been settled long ago. (491 comments)
Except that it is not. There are currently about two million practicing engineers in the USA, and that number is growing by about 70,000 per year. So we are not "shedding" STEM jobs. The unemployment rate for computer professionals and engineers is about 3% compared to an overall rate of over 7%.
I apologize for interrupting this whine-fest with actual facts.
Actually for equivalently educated Americans (those who concluded accredited undergraduate degree programs) you're looking at around 4% unemployment versus a overall computer/math degree unemployment of 3.4% (as quoted in the original article).
It isn't that large of a gulf as it may appear with the general populace.
Re:So? (359 comments)
do we want to teach the next generation that government responsibility and transparency are virtues, and that acting in service to the truth is good? that whistleblowing is something to be admired? or do we want to show them that it's a good way to serve attention-seeking narcissists?
This. It saddens me how much vitriol is offered in return to people who suggest as much; sort of bewildering.
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Couple that with the growing understanding of the brain, how it functions, and how to read it via various imaging techniques, and the growing understanding of the genetic links to behavior and you have the foundations for the future development of either major medical breakthroughs, or terrible tools of oppression. I wonder if we have the ethics to use these many new tools for good? Humanity has a tendency for technology to outpace wisdom.
Much of this rhetoric borders on needless alarmism; we've had technologies of destruction and oppression for decades and we've managed fairly well despite it. Don't forget that psychological/scientific analysis of human behavior has been influencing politics and those in power for over a century now.
Re:what price increases? (424 comments)
No. In California we live in a giant suburb that contains everything from 50 miles north of LA to the Mexican border and about 20-30 miles inland all that way. In that area, the only "cities" in a European sense are LA, maybe Irvine and San Diego. So, no, we don't live in cities. There is no empty space. There are endless blocks of residential neighborhoods for miles in any direction.
Most of the US doesn't consist of California. There are a great many areas in the US with urban density close to that of German towns/cities.
Re:Enough with the hipster bullshit, please. (50 comments)
The hell? Since when are hipsters into wearable computing including Google Glass?
Hipsters are generally quite the opposite in inclination, part of the rise of analog and things that explicitly rebel against the technological trend.
Re:As someone who's drinking it right now... (543 comments)
1. To those whining about lack of fiber...it has plenty of fiber (33.45 grams to be exact). More than that little bit of shredded lettuce in a Big Mac extra value meal. In fact, my bowel movements seem more regular on soylent than when I eat regular food.
This is the crux of the problem -- by the physical process of reducing it to the form of a sludge, you destroy the structure of the food and much of the insoluble fibre. Perhaps it anecdotally sustains you but likely you would get different nutritional benefit if you simply ate the constituent ingredients separately.
Re:How? Dear God, how? (375 comments)
Uh, you realize the OP was just a troll, right?
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Work on your reading comprehension... "not incompatible."
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The fullest biography is H.W. Bleackley, Life of John Wilkes (1917). R.W. Postgate, That Devil Wilkes, rev. ed. (1956); and C.P. Chenevix Trench, Portrait of a Patriot (1962), add details. All are defective in understanding of the political background, on which see: G.F.E. Rude, Wilkes and Liberty: A Social Study of 1763 to 1774 (1962); and I.R. Christie, Wilkes, Wyvill and Reform: The Parliamentary Reform Movement in British Politics, 1760–1785 (1962).
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Sharing a house has worked well for band members. "It has a practice space down in the basement, so we don't have to worry about neighbors' bothering us, because it's well insulated," vocalist/ bassist Eddie Schubert boasts of the house's many advantages. "We set practice times and say everyone's going to be here at this time, but then sometimes people just come home and we migrate down there. That's when the really good stuff happens, when you don't force yourself into it."
There's another bonus: The struggling musicians don't risk raising the ire of roommates with real jobs. Nevertheless, as sometimes happens with people living together, occasional character clashes occur, during which the guys pull no punches. "We're pretty good at saying, 'Screw you, I'm tired of you and I'll talk to you later,'" Schubert says.
The boys developed such communication skills during the four years of friendship that predated the band's founding in 1999. In fact, Full Feature had a gig before its members started playing music together. "A friend of ours knew someone at The Granada that was booking a benefit show, and they were trying to get some bands," Schubert recalls. "We had about two months, and we figured we'd throw a band together and try to make it. Needless to say, we didn't beat the deadline."
Still, Full Feature soldiered on, as its members had developed a taste for making music together. Fortuitously, guitarist Marshal Loo, whose brother Craig Loo is the band's other vocalist and bass player, had a stash of unused songs. "I had been playing for a couple of years with a friend of mine that moved out to California, so basically I needed someone to play with," Marshal says. "We just used old songs that I had been playing around with, and then once we actually started to find a sound, we'd have to decide whether that's us or that's not us." The band eventually made its debut as a birthday favor at a friend's house party in September 1999.
Now Full Feature is an extremely close-knit bunch -- so close that its members felt comfortable posing naked together for the inside photo of its album ... Bootleg Version of Life .... "We've been around each other so much for the past year that it just melded," Marshal explains. On that disc, Full Feature covers rootsy grooves with harmonies and acoustic/electric guitars, a mix any frat boy should dig. And that's not even to mention the hip-hop element, which manifests itself in a delivery not too far removed from the Barenaked Ladies' "One Week."
Marshal started pushing this influence on Craig long before the band missed its first gig: "De La Soul, The Pharcyde, rappers that have more of musical quality," Craig says, recalling his first few hip-hop discs. "We try to make it flow."
Schubert emphasizes that Full Feature hasn't tried to shoehorn rap into its music -- it's just what works. "Sometimes, things are just best expressed in a rhythmic spoken word," he explains pragmatically.
And sometimes, bands are best served by having two full-time bass players, but Full Feature has no plans to take the Girls Against Boys route, which means it's gradually phasing out the redundancy of having both Craig Loo and Schubert play bass and sing, albeit not at the same time. When the musical chairs have stopped, Craig will handle all bass duties, while Schubert will stand out as the frontman.
Full Feature also just switched over to an all-electric format, with Marshal trading in his acoustic guitar. Luckily, when the change was unveiled at The Bait Shack right after Christmas, the change didn't inspire any fans harboring feelings of betrayal to cry "Judas!" à la Bob Dylan's inaugural plug-in on May 17, 1966, in Manchester, England.
"[Marshal] got that amp two days before the gig and then decided to just play the whole show electric," Schubert says, adding that the band's decision was made for practical reasons. "The interaction between our two guitars is really important, but because the acoustic is such a warm, midrange sound, it just got drowned out."
Full Feature hopes to capture its new, louder sound in the studio later this year, but its main priority is to get out on the road as much as possible. "In June, I think we're hoping we'll be a full-time touring band throughout the Midwest, coming home on the weekends to make ends meet," Schubert predicts. Sounds promising, as long as the band doesn't forget to use some of that dough to pay the rent.


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Monday, November 14, 2011
Any Asheville folks out there?
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- Cary Walker said...
excited for you melissa! and a little jealous:) we are going to asheville for the week after christmas this year. i'm sure you'll find lot's of people who can give you advice. they used to have a free school there, but i believe it is no longer open but they are doing this now:
- November 14, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Katie said...
Asheville is a great town. I lived in Boone for 6 years for undergrad and grad school. Great artsy, cool crowd with lots of cool shops and artists. The weather is nice. It's in a bit of a pocketso its not the extreme weather Boone and other areas of the mountains get. It's also a university town so it has a great vibe. Can't offer much else, but most people who go love it there and don't want to leave. We North Carolinians are great!
- November 14, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Miss Holly said...
oh my gosh....leave maine???? big change for you...I do like the sound of a university town though....and I like artsy towns too.....but no snow......... : (
P.S. thank you for getting me into felt!!! I am having so much fun....and did you say you are using the bamboo felt?? so you like it??? thanks!!
- November 14, 2011 at 7:21 PM
- Audra said...
Alas, I live in NE Ohio, and I'm seriously doubting that you'll ever move here. But it would be really cool if you did. I would gladly employ your daughter as a mentor to my two girls so she could tutor them in How To Be Amazing.
- November 15, 2011 at 2:43 AM
- Darcy said...
I can tell you that my sister and brother in-law LOVE Ashville and hang out there all the time with his sister (also a vegetarian). They would also like to move there. If you come through Atlanta I can put you up :-) Good luck!
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- December 20, 2011 at 4:10 AM
- Ana Karen Del Valle said...
I love them!!!! you are pure genius :)
i'm planning to be Ash for this halloween and i was wondering how you made those incredible masks, are they just felp or did you use something for the base,
i will be very thankful if you can help me figured out.
love from mexico .
- October 11, 2012 at 6:42 AM
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Thanks, Ana. The masks are made of faux fur glued over a plastic wolf mask. Here's a link to the mask:
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A secluded hunting farm that has been managed for trophy whitetails that is secluded and has a nice cozy cabin along located in a great neighborhood.


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Though overlong even for a [[Performer~P49382~Hayley Mills~hayleymills]] vehicle, [[Feature~V154627~That Darn Cat~thatdarncat]] is an expert blend of laughs and suspense. The eponymous feline is D.C., a Siamese belonging to sisters Hayley Mills and [[Performer~P57955~Dorothy Provine~dorothyprovine]]. One evening, D.C. comes flouncing home with a lady's wristwatch attached to her neck. The watch contains an unfinished plea for help scribbled on its back, written by [[Performer~P29769~Grayson Hall~graysonhall]], a bank teller held captive in a neighboring house by robbers [[Performer~P8058~Neville Brand~nevillebrand]] and [[Performer~P27897~Frank Gorshin~frankgorshin]]. Mills and Provine contact the FBI, who send agent [[Performer~P96304~Dean Jones~deanjones]] (who's allergic to cats) to investigate. In their efforts to locate and rescue Hall and capture the crooks, Jones and the two sisters embark upon a series of slapstick misadventures involving an unending stream of top character actors. The highlight is a lengthy sequence at the drive-in movie theatre managed by ulcerated [[Performer~P18095~Richard Deacon~richarddeacon]]. [[Feature~V154627~That Darn Cat~thatdarncat]] is based on Undercover Cat, a somewhat more serious suspense novel by The Gordons. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel met with his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian at the Pentagon. "We will spend a considerable amount of time talking about different mutual interests in NATO and certainly what we're doing together in a number of areas," the Secretary said ahead of the meeting.
Mr. Hagel praised the "decisive action" of France in Mali and the "extensive cooperation" between France and the United States in the Sahel region. The US Department of Defense (DOD) has been providing aerial refueling in support of French operation "Serval" and will continue to do, Mr. Hagel said. The two officials also discussed the recent release of the 2013 French White Paper on Defense and National Security. Secretary Hagel welcomed the fact that it underlined France's commitment to NATO and increased European security cooperation.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Hagel and the Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Martin E. Dempsey, hosted Turkish Minister of Defense Ismet Yilmaz and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu for about an hour and a half. "We talked about many - certainly the regional issues and followed up on a number of points that were made in the meeting with the Turkish Prime Minister and President Barack Obama on May 16," said Hagel who attended the meeting at the White House along with Vice-President Joseph Biden and US Secretary of State John Kerry.
At the Pentagon, the two delegations discussed "continued opportunities for military-to-military partnership and assessed the "ongoing NATO deployment of Patriot missiles to southern Turkey." Of course, the officials spoke extensively about the crisis Syria and its growing consequences on the region. "They reaffirmed their efforts to work with allies and partners to support an inclusive transition that guarantees the Syrian people universal rights," a DOD readout said.
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