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Audi Celebrates 25th Anniversary Of TDI Technology With Dynamic Special Edition A7 Sportback 3.0 Model
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Audi Canada Announces Event Lineup for Toronto's Largest Cinematic Festival
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Audi TT is Ready to Blaze a New Trail in the UK
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Audi Energy: New Sustainability Program will Add to E-tron Experience
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25 years of TDI: The Bestseller for Efficiency
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Romanoff announces Senate run, scores endorsement from prominent party leader
Updated: 09/17/2009 - Wednesday, former Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff officially announced that he will challenge U.S. Senator Michael Bennet for his seat.
Updated: 09/17/2009 - Wednesday, former Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff officially announced that he will challenge U.S. Senator Michael Bennet for his seat.
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Updated: 09/16/2009 - According to the Colorado State Patrol, a woman was hit by an SUV while walking with her back to traffic.
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Welcome to Tuesday Throwdown #209. What fabulous projects and cards everyone did last week! Now, we continue this week with a fun new challenge. We need to pick a winner for challenge #205 since our winner didn't come forward.
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Bottleworks XII - The Bruery
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Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -7.6%
02-21-2014 05:29:59 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
03-01-2013 15:23:04 | More by t0rin0
4.3/5 rDev -0.7%
Bottle pour at Woodshop 7 held at Beachwood BBQ & Brewing in Long Beach, CA.
Pours a murky brown with a foamy khaki head that settles to dots of film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace also form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, grain, spice, wood, and some wine aromas. Taste is much the same but is pretty sour and funky as well. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a great beer with a solid aroma and really nice set of flavors that make it easy to drink.
07-25-2012 00:46:56 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -13.4%
09-22-2013 02:55:04 | More by djrn2
4.63/5 rDev +6.9%
Huge, huge thanks to Brad for opening up this bottle at last night's tasting. Served in a Bruery tulip.
Pours a bit lighter than the color of pink grapefruit juice. The nose is really enticing with a mild lactic character along with a great raspberry presence. Really nice fruit all around. Damn good. A bit of mild coriander in there as well; if not that, then some other spice. The flavor is sublimely fruity with a beautiful sourness hitting in the midpalate and carrying through to the finish. A bit of light spicing is there in the flavor as well. The mouthfeel was splendid and did a fantastic job blending the fruit and sourness, and had a really fantastic level of carbonation as well. Overall, a very, very solid beer that I thoroughly enjoyed.
03-21-2011 02:03:07 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
09-06-2013 22:35:06 | More by nmann08
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
07-09-2013 07:41:42 | More by zestar
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -7.6%
09-22-2013 03:00:53 | More by acurtis
4.4/5 rDev +1.6%
On-tap at The Bruery
A: The pour is a murky orange-pink color with a finger of white head to go on it.
S: The raspberries and the tartness of the fruit and Berliner Weiss culture are strong. A lot of lactobacillus aroma to the beer and a moderate oak note. Mild spices and wheat from the base beer.
T: A big raspberry flavor to open things up along with a pronounced tartness. There are notes of cranberries in the beer too. Quite lactic and tart which works nicely with the oak and fruit. The base wheat beer does not come through quite as much as I had expected.
M: Medium in body with moderate level of carbonation.
O: Pleasantly surprised by this beer. The raspberries and Berliner Weiss bugs really have taken control of this and made for an enjoyable beer.
03-20-2011 22:40:07 | More by womencantsail
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
08-16-2013 00:29:50 | More by kjkinsey
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
08-16-2013 00:34:44 | More by Texasfan549
3.5/5 rDev -19.2%
01-12-2012 07:46:10 | More by ygtbsm94
5/5 rDev +15.5%
12-14-2011 00:14:35 | More by spycow
4.9/5 rDev +13.2%
On tap at The Bruery for the March 19 Clusterfork party.
This is the reason every beer geek should at least try a fresher sour before you stick it in your cellar. While this one may be fun to age and watch it change, it is off the chart wonderful right now; plain and simple full of complexities, layers, tons of flavors and character and yet again a wonderful effort from The Bruery. Kudos to Bottleworks for its efforts on this and for picking this one.
Color is a hazy pink grapefruit with almost "white" tones and a light white head.
Nose gives a great invitation and sets expectations with layers of sweet/sour raspberries, tones of strawberry, oranges and tangerines. There seems to be a light lacto nose, although I'm not sure what yeasts or bacterias were used. A light brett character in the nose as well.
Expectations are met in the fresh, wonderfully balanced and lightly sour mouthfeel, only to be surpassed by almost perfect flavors.
Flavors of raspberries, strawberries, oranges, light lime and tangerines. The alcohol is very well hidden and one could drink a lot of this either by itself or with many different food profiles.
Finish continues with a light pucker factor and a nice sour character with a sour berry and green apple character and light lacto and brett, all of which just sets up the next taste. The Bruery continues it's roll.
03-20-2011 17:12:35 | More by GRG1313
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
11-21-2013 23:23:12 | More by Knapp85
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
11-14-2011 22:30:50 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
Thanks to Joe for sharing this one!
Pours a hazed orange with rapid champagne streamers of carbonation in the glass, with visible remnants of raspberry seeds floating around also. Thin layer of surface foam that parts quickly and leaves some spotty flecks of foam in the glass.
Aroma is sharply acidic, less overt fruit at this point, more acidity and light wild funkiness.
Taste is moderately sour, puckering and finishes very dry. Some light fuzzy raspberry skins lend a fruity bitterness almost, maybe from the tannin in the seeds or skins. Very quenching and pretty drinkable, though fairly acidic. A good one to share.
03-09-2014 04:54:04 | More by emerge077
3.6/5 rDev -16.9%
Thanks, Dobs.
Cloudy, milky appearance with a peach flesh hue. Highly effervescent, topped by a lasting white head.
Pretty intense Berliner Weiss lacto aroma. There's a ton of offensive rotten egg sulfur, grainy wheat and coriander. Fruity, but it doesn't scream raspberries - the fruit is more of a subtle element. The sulfur is pretty overwhelming here and isn't especially enjoyable. Hopefully a few months in the bottle will clear that up.
The taste, surprisingly, is great. Very tart and lactic, mild sour raspberry fruitiness, coriander, orange peel. Lactic sourness is dominant, very Berliner Weiss-like. A raw, grainy wheat foundation gives the beer a solid body. Finishes with lingering lactic sourness and light vinous oak.
Despite an awful aroma, this was very enjoyable. At this point I'd recommend sitting on bottles for a few months in hopes that the sulfur dissipates.
04-10-2011 22:26:28 | More by largadeer
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
03-10-2013 01:19:59 | More by JAHMUR
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
08-27-2013 02:40:54 | More by SocalKicks
Ontario (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +1.2%
Thanks to Nate for sharing this! Served in a Stone IRS tulip.
A - Definitely a unique looking brew. A finger of white foam settles to a thin cap and thicker collar, along with a few splotches of lace. The body looks like pink lemonade.
S - Fairly heavy on Berliner Weiss character - yeasty, with lactic sourness - but also noticeable brett notes of green funk, diaper, and lemons as well. White wine, oak, and raspberry notes are present but fairly understated.
T - Sour Berliner Weiss character, with lactic acidity, yeast and wheat, mingles with underripe raspberries that impart a tart finish. Alcohol is extremely well hidden - I could see this being 5%. Not quite as good as the smell, but still quite tasty.
M - Zesty carbonation that is style appropriate. Medium body that agrees with the taste, and not the listed ABV. Dry finish with a little pucker.
D - The 8% is a shocker, as this could be mistook for a "heavy" US Berliner Weiss in the 4-5% range. Definitely something I could drink large volumes of, particularly on a hot summer day. In some ways it's a shame this is a Bottleworks Anniversary beer, as it deserves to be a summer seasonal.
03-30-2011 03:08:47 | More by MasterSki
4.13/5 rDev -4.6%
A nice oddity shared by Brad at a recent tasting, poured into a becher glass, close as I could get, sorry.
Beer is pink and hazy with a nice white head of small bubbles, some lacing, moderate carbonation, looks good.
The nose is quite lactic with some raspberries and a little bit of oakiness or something a little tannic.
Beer is sweet at first with some nice fruit flavor, heavier body than I expected, the forward and midpalate are thick and creamy with a strong lactic sourness and then it all stops. About 75% of the way back on my palate the taste disappears for a moment and then the bitterness from wood or the tartness from the raspberries comes up and the beer finishes a little too dry.
I enjoyed it, it was like a really heavy berleiner with syrup in it in the end. I don't know why it had to be so high in ABV and there seemed to be a connectivity issue with the flavors on the palate. Still enjoyable but I like my sours to be lighter and more effervescent. I think the lactic character of this beer could have bee complemented with some carbonic acid and a thinner body.
03-21-2011 19:18:08 | More by drabmuh
4.03/5 rDev -6.9%
Another split with rudzud.
Decent fizzy semi thick head covering, nice lacing, hazy peach orange color.
Nose is nice and complex, light wheat aromas, nice wit and blond malts, light citrus and peel with light wit spices as well. Then fruit, bit of stone fruit, little juicy, light wine like aromas a light red wine not really vinous or huge dark red wine, light musty funk almost Brett but hard to tell, raspberry is there but faint and more like the seed bitterness.the more I nose the more the raspberry finally comes through more.
Taste is so so, big musty funk like, sour funk and wild Brett like flavours, tannic seed and stem, some grape skin must and light wine but barely, hint of toasted oak, and little buttery cracker and barrel. Raspberry is there but still light, more like seed and stem bitter tannic flavor. Finish is dry with more tannic bitter flavours, light sticky and syrupy, flemmy, light vinous must again and light raspberry.
Mouth is med bod, nice fluffy carb, little flemmy.
Overall meh, not nearly as great as I was expecting, raspberry is more of the tannic seed/stem and very little fruit, funk is muted too much, wit beer comes out too strong, the wine barrel is pretty nice but might be what's muting the other great flavors.
08-19-2013 13:40:34 | More by jlindros
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
01-19-2014 23:31:58 | More by oline73
3.8/5 rDev -12.2%
Thanks to crusianbeer for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a light yellow color with a white head. The aroma is full of wheat with a little bit of tartness mixed in. I also get a little bit of lemon in the aroma but it is fairly faint.
The flavor is a little more complex. I get some tart wheat and lemons, as well as a little bit of orange. There is a slight acidic note in the flavor. The beer is refreshing and easy to drink.
Thin mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not a bad beer by any means, but I wanted a little bit more out of this beer. Not sure where the raspberries were, but I don't think they were in our bottle.
12-16-2011 03:17:57 | More by Mora2000
Bottleworks XII from The Bruery
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's weekly news conference opened on a Halloween-type note, as pictures of him dressed as the Cowardly Lion from the "Wizard of Oz" surfaced on social media earlier this week. "We had f...Blog | October 30, 2013
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A day after a photo of Tom Brady and Gisele in Wizard of Oz-themed costume surfaced, Bill Belichick's girlfriend posted the photo above, which depicts the Patriots coach as a pirate, on Instagram. Belichick was asked about the Halloween costume We...Blog | October 30, 2013
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Tom Brady's supermodel wife, Gisele Bundchen, tweeted a photo Tuesday of the New England Patriots quarterback and her in their Halloween costumes the night before. "Having fun with my Lion last night!," she tweeted of the "Wizard of Oz"-themed...Blog | October 29, 2013
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The Wizard of Oz song 'Ding-Dong! The Witch is Dead' might have raced up the UK music charts for reasons other than love of the munchkins, but it is the type of lyric that could be used by Rangers fans now that league reconstruction has been shelved ...Blog | April 30, 2013
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In a profound, funny, and beautifully rendered portrait of a beloved companion, bestselling novelist Dean Koontz remembers the golden retriever who changed his life. A retired service dog, Trixie was three when Dean and his wife, Gerda, welcomed her into their home. She was superbly trained, but her greatest gifts couldn't be taught: her keen intelligence, her innate joy, and an uncanny knack for living in the moment. Whether chasing a tennis ball or protecting those she loved, Trixie gave all she had to everything she did, inspiring Dean and Gerda to trust their instincts and recapture a sense of wonder that will remain with them always. Trixie lived fewer than twelve years; in this wide world, she was a little thing. But in every way that mattered, she lived a big life.
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In downhill skiing, your ski poles are important. In order to be effective, your ski poles need to lightweight and flexible, yet strong and sturdy as well - they also need to be sized correctly for you. Here's a guide to finding, sizing, and buying the best ski poles for you.
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It's a good idea to note the different characteristics that certain brands are known for. For example, Scott has your most basic poles for beginners, but they also offer poles for intermediate and advanced skiers. Pricier Goode ski poles are known for being extremely lightweight, aerodynamic, and yet sturdy at the same time. Leki has excellent alpine ski poles, with specialty poles for freestyle skiing and ski racing. Royal Shaft Ski Poles are quality poles, but decorated with amazing graphics. These are just a few brands out there, so it's a good idea to shop around and see what fits your needs the best.
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It was like a police interrogation. Without the dead body. Yet.
The story was told to me while I was at a gathering the other evening with some people I had just met. It didn't matter, though, because like many people who have had a life-altering experience, they were ready to spill their guts.
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We hadn't owned a pet in quite awhile before obtaining a "packaged cat" about a year-and-a-half ago for Christmas. I have detailed a few of the kitty's exploits in this space, but have some updated observations.
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I heard some disturbing news on the radio this week. Along with all the well-documented effects of our economic Re-Pression, as I like to call it, have been some lesser known side effects.
The story I heard told how one particular shop that purchases used compact discs has been flooded with returns. Apparently the "economic downturn" has plenty of folks turning in their tunes for cash. Now that's blues music. Or is it green music?
That's how I remember it. I think.
I don't believe I'm alone when it comes to not always being able to remember things.
The fact I sometimes can't recall something that I "learned" can be pretty annoying. For instance, I'm terrible with driving directions. Much of this is due to the laziness inspired by usually having a "navigator" during out-of-town trips.
Turn it up. Louder.
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The same with the vehicles we drive.
What are the chances?
Some stunning news was reported this week on my Home Page. It seems that "only half the population understands what a precipitation forecast means well enough to make a fully informed answer to that tricky question of whether or not to bring an umbrella."
That leaves half of us all wet, I guess. Or not — depening on one's luck.
Now who's the dork?
For years, I have started my mornings from early spring through early fall with a review of the box scores to check the progress of my Fantasy Baseball players.
It's a handful
My wife is fond of watching TV programs and reading books about different cultures. This is a good way to gain an understanding about the ways that others live their lives. She's learned a lot of important information. And, while not among the top facts she's picked up, she has discovered that people in many other countries favor eating with the hands.
Enjoy the holiday, kids...
Among the growing number of things that I can never understand is why so many symbols associated with "fun" holidays are — what's the term? — not fun. I'm reminded of this each year at this time when the Easter Bunny hops into the picture for a few weeks. Real bunnies, as a general rule, are furry and cute. And small. I think that's the major difference between an Easter Bunny and a Non-holiday Bunny. Easter Bunnies are, more likely than not, big. Huge even.
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Nice beer, booze is hidden well. The anise smooths the brew out and the belgian yeast provides a interesting complexity. There are slight sherry like oxidation / higher alcohol notes that round the beer out. The body was smooth wish there was more foam. Good beer, will have again !
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05-13-2012 01:29:06 | More by joewsorenson
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Pours a deep, dark brown bordering on black with a thin light mocha head and not too much lacing. Nose is primarily chocolate and a bit of roasted malt. Some spicy esters make their way in, although they weren't readily identifiable to me. Taste brings the flavors together a bit more, with some dark fruit and a hint of spice coming through behind roasted chocolate and hints of espresso. Mouthfeel is quite nice and creamy, with a good level of carbonation. Drinks pretty well, although like Matt said, there were too many beers to get all but the absolute best more than once.
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A: The pour is nearly black with a finger's worth of tan head.
S: I don't necessarily get all that much Belgian character, but plenty of RIS. Lots of licorice, raisins, dark chocolate, heavy roast, and coffee.
T: Firstly, the alcohol is nowhere near as potent as it usually is in a fresher batch of the IRS. Roast, lots of licorice, and perhaps more dark fruit and bread than I usually get in the regular version.
M: Fairly full bodied, but not syrupy or chewy. A low to moderate carbonation.
D: This was a nice one to try, but I think I prefer the original thing.
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Enjoyed on-tap @ Silvio's Brazilian BBQ in Hermosa Beach, CA for $9. Tapped from the Black Stone Handle with White Writing saying "Belgo Russian Stout" into a 8oz Wine Glass.
Aroma- A very rich and complexed beer! Has huge bourbon, oak, cherry, and chocolate aromas. There is even a hint of coffee here.
Appearance- Received with a .5 finger, dark brown head that dies down immediately. Deep Brown color body and can't see anything else beyond this. Very small amount of lace on the glass.
Flavor- Nice, rich taste that starts with good maltiness and ends with a burnt flavor. There is a chocolate, coffee, and roasted flavor throughout. Huge bitterness, but the bite is perfect. Almost has a taste like an aged beer with all the complexity!
Mouthfeel- Full Bodied, Medium Carbonation, Chewy, and leaves the tongue with coffee on it.
Overall Impression- Wow! What an intense and complexed beer. I have never seen this one before and thus is the reason I went for it! The beer is very comparable to a barleywine in many of its attributes! Tough to drink and could never drink more than 16oz of this in one day. Will try to get some of this home to enjoy if I can find in a bottle!
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Belgo Olde Guardian was simply the most awful beer I had last year. With that said you know I was not planning on trying Belgo RIS. My wife bought the beer and was dying for me to hit this one. So after chilling the beer and serving into 2 Imperial Pint glasses. Yes if I was going to suffer through this one your dam right she was getting some.
A- The body of the beer is black and impenetrable to light. The head is the color of nugget and about one finger high. Nice lacing marks the beers passage from the glass.
S- Waves of anise and oak ride a tide of darkly roasted malt and chocolate.
T- Anise flavored chocolate balls dark roasted and chared malt combined with a hint of dark fruit. A bit of a chalky flavor peaks out from time to time. The flavors seem to improve the more the beer warms.
M- The body of the beer is full and lightly carbonated. No alcohol is noted in the mouth.
O- This beer was no where near the terror, no the horror of Belgo Olde Guardian. I am very curious as to what this beer will be like in a year or two.
08-27-2011 14:28:30 | More by nlmartin
4.28/5 rDev +16%
Poured from a bomber into my Deschutes tulip...
A - Pours midnight black, with a creamy light brown head that slowly fades leaving slight lacing.
S - Warming anise hits my nose immediately. The anise smell is very big, but behind the big black licorice aroma, I pick up some dark fruits, and dark roasted malts.
T - Not nearly as anise tasting as the smell would lead you to belive. It's there, but not overpowering. Very malty, chocolatey, and even notes of espresso.
M - Has a medium-heavy mouthfeel. Great carbonation.
O - A great variation of a great RIS. I have always loved Stone's RIS, and being the 1st year they're bottling this beer, I bought a few! Can't wait to see what this tastes like with some age on it.
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Poured into Stone tulip.
A: pours just like the base beer, dark black, opaque, viscous body, thin collar of cocoa colored head, minimal retention
S: nose features a hint of bubblegum up front and then comes in with big wave of cocoa and anise. I'm not a huge fan of licorice, but find that it's character pairs quite nicely with the chocolate and Belgian yeast.
T: tastes starts sweet with some candied fruit and bubblegum, this is brief and takes a turn towards the realm of stout. Big bold roasted notes come through with creamy chocolate, hints at vanilla, and a considerable profile of anise. Nice balance, but for my money, I prefer the base beer version.
MF: nice full bodied stout, low carb
O: definitely a unique stout, better than some of the other "Belgo" stouts that I've tried. Unfortunately, I find that the extra flavors detract from what was already a hugely successful beer.
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Had on tap at the Stone Total Tap Takeover in Baltimore
A-jet black color with a dark tan colored head.
S-fruity belgian yeast with notes of lemon pepper, hints of windex with sprinkles of chocolate.
T-more lemon pepper spicy yeast in the flavor than the nose, roasted malts make an appearance with some dark fruity sweetness and a light note of stale coffee and bitterness.
M-this has a medium body with a creamy feel, a little messy towards the back with a moderate carbonation and a crisp semi-dry finish.
D-balanced and different with a fruity sweetness and nice spice to it. interesting beer and very different, not mind blowing and a lighter body that I would like but good.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - The Mizzou tennis team breezed to a 7-0 sweep over UMKC in the regular season finale Sunday evening at the Green Tennis Center. The Tigers improved to 8-20 overall with the win, while UMKC fell to 6-13 after the loss.
Against UMKC in the nightcap, Missouri easily took the doubles point with victories at No. 1 and No. 3 play. Sophomore Kelli Hine and freshman Cassidy Spearman improved took care of Raquel Argenal and Linda Ammar Mouhoub, 8-2, at No. 3, while seniors Cierra Gaytan-Leach and Rachel Stuhlmann defeated Amelie Amsallem and Dimitra Stavrianakou at No. 1 doubles, 8-2.
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Identical 6-1, 6-0 wins at No. 5 and No. 6 singles closed out the match. Freshman Tracy Dong recorded her win over Linda Ammar Mouhoub at No. 6, while Spearman defeated Gaby Pintos at No. 6 action.
Missouri will host the 2014 SEC Women's Tennis Championship Friday, April 16 through Sunday, April 20 at the Green Tennis Center. The No. 13 seed, the Tigers face No. 12 seed Arkansas at 2 p.m. on Wednesday.
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'Tis another short week here in Curmudgeon Central as the time approaches for the annual football/baseball/horse racing/dog racing weekend in Las Vegas. If you decided that you wanted to start an annual tradition like the one that my friends and I have created, the time to do it is either in the Fall when there are college and pro football games galore on the weekends or during the very late winter/early spring when college basketball is in full bloom. Whatever you do, choose a time other than late July through late August. Typically, the weather in Las Vegas then has high temperatures around 110 and it will cool off to about 90 by 11:00 at night.
Moreover, I do not want to hear anything about how it is a "dry heat" so you do not feel it as much. Folks, when it is 110 degrees in the shade, it is uncomfortable. Period. End of message.
Surely if there are "triple digits temperatures" outside, you will have to stay in the sportsbook, so the diminished opportunities to watch – - and wager on – - games in the top of the summertime argues for coming when there is more to do in the sportsbook. And that is the deal in mid to late October…
Our preferred venue for the games has become The Mirage sportsbook. Trust me, I am not a shill for The Mirage; they do not pay me a dime in any way shape or form to say that. It is just where we have come to evolve our comfort zone. In the sportsbook there, I would estimate that there are between 25 and 30 television screens showing at least 10 football games at a time along with horse racing and dog racing from every corner of North America – - and horse racing from Australia late at night. College football games will kick off at 9:00AM in Las Vegas and a few of the East Coast tracks will send their first race noble steeds to the post around that same time. From then until about midnite on Saturday when the New Mexico State at Hawaii game is over, there will be continuous live sporting action and wagering opportunities available.
If that is not sufficient "action" for you, nose around a bit and you can find ways to wager on the NHL, who will win the Stanley Cup; who will win the NCAA basketball tournament; who will play in and/or win the Super Bowl; perhaps the Lingerie Football League game of the week and probably who will win the English Premier League Championship whenever that season is over.
There are cocktail waitresses to bring you drinks, nearby eateries that will let you chow down and still watch the action on the myriad TV sets. Oh yes, and rest room facilities are at the ready for those moments when it becomes obvious that you only rented that last beer you drank. If the management would allow it, I would pitch a tent there; pack a toothbrush and some deodorant and never leave the place for the whole weekend. If you have never done this and you do like sports – - LOTS of sports – - think about a weekend in Vegas with friends who also like sports – - LOTS of sports.
#1 son has a PhD in Evolutionary Biology; when asked by friends what that means, I tell them he is a paleontologist because that is the closest I can come to what he does that folks outside that field would relate to. I think I need to ask him if there is such a thing as a "Paranormal Paleontologist". Let me explain…
Everyone knows from the old Tarzan movies about the "Elephants' Graveyard" – - the secret place with some kind of magnetic force where old elephants go to die. Well, I am thinking that there is some kind of paranormal attractive force associated with the Twin Cities in Minnesota.
It sure looks as if Minneapolis/St. Paul is where old quarterbacks go to die. Currently, it looks as if Donovan McNabb will "hang 'em up" there; before that it was Brett Favre last year; then there was Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham, Warren Moon and Jim McMahon. [That is as far back as my synapses will take me but I think you get the point…] Someone needs to find out if there is something "supra-natural" at work there. We know about the Bermuda Triangle that swallows up ships and aircraft; is there a similar cosmic sinkhole in Minnesota for NFL quarterbacks? Enquiring minds want to know…
There is more uplifting news regarding three other NFL quarterbacks, Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers, all of whom are on pace to break Dan Marino's record for passing yardage in a single season. All three have thrown for more than 2000 yards in six games this season and all three project to break Dan Marino's record of 5084 yards passing in one season.
Standing fourth in the NFL in passing yardage at the moment is Cam Newton with 1847 yards in 6 games; that is impressive for a rookie to be sure but it "merely" projects to 4925 yards for the season, which would not break the standing record.
Here is a headline from a recent edition of the St. Paul Pioneer-Press:
"Tony Benshoof retires from US luge team"
The story under that headline revealed that Mr. Benshoof had been on the US luge team for 22 years and that he had accumulated 37 medals in various international competitions. That is laudatory and demands respect. Nonetheless, it also demands a Quick Quiz. No Googling allowed:
How many people are on the US luge team?
Where does the luge team practice?
When and where is their next competition?
Name any other member of the US luge team.
As you might conclude, not even one of those questions was answered in the article that followed the headline I just quoted so I cannot answer any of those questions either…
News reports earlier this week announced that ESPN and Jon Gruden had reached an agreement for him to stay with the network – - and presumably on MNF – - through the 2016 NFL season. NFL players and coaches can breathe a sigh of relief that they will not hear a single syllable of criticism from the MNF booth about their performances – - or lack of performances – - until Jon Gruden's contract expires.
Finally, here is another observation from Andy Rooney – - the retiring curmudgeon-in-residence at 60 Minutes:
"The dullest Olympic sport is curling, whatever 'curling' means."
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Snow Patrol star Jonny Quinn says he hasn't met Courteney Cox yet - but he's delighted his bandmate is marrying the actress.
The drummer said that he had only talked to the former Friends star - who is engaged to Johnny McDaid - online.
He told the Irish Mirror: "I've only met Courteney on Skype. She's lovely. For being the mega star that she is, she's quite a down to earth, lovely person actually."
The 42-year-old sparked speculation that the couple could be marrying next month by saying : "I'm going to see them in August to stay with them - but I can't tell you about a wedding.
"No, I haven't been told about the wedding. But I am so happy they met, it happened a very organic way."
The rocker added: "I t's just gone from strength to strength - obviously, they're getting married. Johnny is a great guy, I've known him for a very long time. I wish all the best for him."
Snow Patrol are celebrating their 20th anniversary but Jonny said it hadn't always been easy.
"The first seven years were tough. We made so many mistakes. We were all over the shop, terrible live," he said.
"Gary (Lightbody) used to get really nervous and drunk before. But he doesn't even drink now."


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