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Newfoundland from Eastleigh to star in Channel 4's Superstar Dogs
Updated 11:22am Tuesday 25th February 2014 in News By Tara Russell, Senior Features Writer
Meet Berkeley the amazing Hampshire pooch who proves you can teach an old dog new tricks. The furry Newfoundland will tomorrow make his national television debut when he shows off his "pawfect" skills in Channel 4 show Superstar Dogs with his owner, philosophy lecturer and ethicist David Lamb.
The 11 stone pedigree performer, named after 18th century philosopher George Berkeley, has reached the final 30 of the TV series presented by John Barrowman and will compete in a number of challenges in a bid to make it to the ultimate dog show Crufts.
David said: "I'm very proud. It's unbelievable how many things he can do seeing as he is a dog, but he's a dog who likes having fun and getting lots of attention. You pull a camera out and he's ready to pull out all the stops."
There's no doubting five-year-old Berkeley has a lot of tricks. He can negotiate a traditional cart in a three point turn by himself, rescue people from water and the kind-hearted pooch has even rescued a tiny screaming kitten by climbing up a tree to gently place the bundle of fluff in David's hands.
But he does have a rebellious side. He loves dancing, makes a racket when he pounds his tambourine and bashes his paws and head on his keyboard and causes mayhem by getting on his skateboard and skating under David's legs in his hometown of Eastleigh.
"All I can say is anything can happen, expect the unexpected – just a happy dog doing his thing. He can be a naughty boy and if he doesn't want to do something, he just won't do it", laughed David, 72. The Channel 4 show sees dogs and their owners compete in a number of challenges including a penalty shoot out where dogs nudge balls into a goal.
"I read that 1,000 people applied for the show so it's a privilege to get down to the final 30. The dogs certainly don't behave like clockwork, they refuse to do things and play up but really enjoy themselves!
"Berkeley made the most of the star treatment and enjoyed the stay in the hotel the evening before and he even had his own dressing room. I got him a pair of dark glasses to add to the effect!"
But no matter what happens on TV, David, who worked as head of philosophy at University of Manchester and also lectures on animal welfare as well as sits on the Companion Animal Welfare Council board, which advises the government, said his love for Berkeley is unconditional.
"You have to take it as a bit of fun! I would do whatever is required for him and pull out all the stops regardless."
David's heat on Superstar Dogs: Countdown to Crufts airs tomorrow at 5.30pm on Channel 4.
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After disputing the result, she was taken to hospital for blood testing, which confirmed the high reading.
Chifley Local Area Command Acting Inspector Craig Spice said the woman was charged with high-range PCA and issued with a court attendance notice for May 26.
He said police across the Chifley LAC conducted 4000 random breath tests during Operation Tortoise, which ran from 12.01am on Thursday to 11.59pm last night.
Across the state, 236,093 breath tests were conducted in the first four days of the operation, resulting in 191 drink-driving charges, of which 30 occurred in the Western Region.
Police conducted 17,998 breath tests between Thursday and Sunday in the Western Region, issued 436 speed infringement notices and 405 traffic infringement notices. There were also 37 major crashes and 17 injuries.
Acting Inspector Spice said yesterday morning that despite a couple of isolated incidents, drivers across the Bathurst region had been good.
"On the whole, many people have been well- behaved. Unfortunately, though, some people continue to drink-drive and speed."
Acting Inspector Spice said police stopped a 38-year-old Lithgow women allegedly travelling at 130 kilometres an hour in a 100 kilometre zone at Raglan at around 8.30am on Saturday.
He said when police spoke with the woman about her speeding, they found her driver's licence had been cancelled and she had been previously dealt with on Friday.
He said the woman was charged and issued with a court attendance notice for driving with a cancelled licence and speeding.
Acting Inspector Spice said that in Oberon, a 20-year-old Oberon man was charged after he returned a reading of 0.072 around 12.20am on Saturday, while a 40-year-old Oberon man was charged with high-range PCA after he was involved in a collision around 6pm on Friday.
The 40-year-old man allegedly failed to give way when exiting Ross Street and collided with a vehicle travelling west on Oberon Street.
Although no one was injured, he was arrested and taken to Oberon Police Station, where he was charged and had his licence suspended after he recorded 0.196.
Meanwhile, a 32-year-old Meadow Flat man recorded a breath analysis reading of 0.135 after he was stopped by police in Lithgow around 5.15pm on Saturday for driving without his headlights on.
Acting Inspector Spice said motorists needed to continue to be vigilant when driving and said police would be out in force again for operation Go Slow over the Anzac Day long weekend.


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Fisher Announces New Doctoral Program Extension Site at Onondaga Community College
04/22/2013At a press conference earlier today, St. John Fisher College announced that it will offer its Doctoral Program in Executive Leadership (Ed.D) at Onondaga Community College Regional Higher Education Center, beginning in September. Read More
Ed.D. Student Featured in Latino New York Magazine
10/31/2012Carlos Medina, an Ed.D. student who enrolled in the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. School of Education's graduate program this past May, was featured on the cover of Latino New York magazine's September issue. Read More
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April Local Authors' Event: Dyan deNapoli
The Friends of the Georgetown Peabody Library are pleased to host Dyan deNapoli aka "The Penguin Lady" on Wednesday, April 30 from 6:30 – 8 pm. deNapoli will talk about her book, The Great Penguin Rescue. Dyan's mission is to raise awareness and funding to … Continue reading
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
Backyard gardening offers an economical way to have nutritious, safe local food and make positive contributions to the environment. Rita Wollmering, founder of The HERB FARMacy, will be at the library on Wed., April 23 at 6:30 pm to cover basic … Continue reading
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Hula Hoop Program
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Drafted into the army during World War I, those muddled misfits [[Performer~P98871~Stan Laurel~stanlaurel]] and [[Performer~P30384~Oliver Hardy~oliverhardy]] make a shambles of Training Camp before being shipped to France. When their best pal Eddie ([[Performer~P19186~Donald Dillaway~donalddillaway]]) is killed in battle, Stan and Ollie vow to locate the grandparents of Eddie's orphaned little daughter ([[Performer~P43920~Jacquie Lyn~jacquielyn]]). Unfortunately, the grandparents are named Smith--and they live in New York City. With only a city directory and phone book as their guide, Stan and Ollie undergo several chucklesome misadventures as they scour the canyons of Manhattan to find Mr. and Mrs. Smith. With the orphanage officials hot on their heels, the boys take drastic action to raise enough money to get out of town with the little girl. All turns out well when Eddie's grandfather makes an appearance under the least likely circumstances. But before [[Performer~P98871~Laurel~stanlaurel]] & [[Performer~P30384~Hardy~oliverhardy]] can enjoy their own happy ending, they cross the path of an old enemy from their army days: a knife-wielding chef with blood in his eye. The second of [[Performer~P98871~Laurel~stanlaurel]] & [[Performer~P30384~Hardy~oliverhardy]]'s feature-length films, [[Feature~V105363~Pack Up Your Troubles~packupyourtroubles]] is, so far as we're concerned (and here we part company with most [[Performer~P98871~Laurel~stanlaurel]] & [[Performer~P30384~Hardy~oliverhardy]] buffs), infinitely more amusing than their first feature effort, 1931's [[Feature~V37266~Pardon Us.~pardonus]] Best bit: An overtired [[Performer~P98871~Laurel~stanlaurel]], attempting to tell a bedtime story to the little girl, ends up snoozing away as the kid finishes the story. The powerhouse supporting cast includes such [[Performer~P98871~Laurel~stanlaurel]] & [[Performer~P30384~Hardy~oliverhardy]] regulars as [[Performer~P23517~James Finlayson~jamesfinlayson]], [[Performer~P26840~Billy Gilbert~billygilbert]], [[Performer~P15585~Rychard Cramer~rychardcramer]], [[Performer~P48982~Charles Middleton~charlesbmiddleton]] and [[Performer~P219813~Charlie Hall~charliehall]]. [[Performer~P209927~George Marshall~georgemarshall]], the film's director, proves a mirthsome menace in the small role of the vengeful chef. For years available only in its 62-minute reissue form, [[Feature~V105363~Pack Up Your Troubles~packupyourtroubles]] was restored to its full 68-minute glory in the mid-1980s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Digital sets are ones in which the design of the space is meant to support additional digital effects including (but not limited to):
Live cameras, Projections, Monitors, Video Mapping, Holographic Imagery, Robotics, Sensors, Altered Control and Response Systems
Digital sets can take us to new fields of view, depths and perspectives that other design styles cannot. Often digital effects are used to give the feeling of a "live" environment, give the actor a stronger sense of control of their space or can even be used to create digital actors entirely. Both The Ring Cycle used and The Magic Flute utilized digital actors voiced or sung just offstage, while a computer interpreted and mimicked their actions onstage thru projections. Digital sets can then combined with box, unit, atmospheric (projection on fog is amazing), installation, site-specifc and collaged sets.
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The off season is definitely "ON" in Juneau
Things To Do
Juneau's "off season" – October through April – may be a sleepy time for the local bears, but we're wide awake! Juneauites enjoy a vibrant arts and adventure destination during every season.
Winter sports enthusiasts find challenges at every turn amid snow-clad mountain meadows and stunning downhill slopes, all in postcard-worthy settings. Juneau's winter jewel, Eaglecrest Ski Area, has produced an Olympic silver medalist (Hilary Lindh) and is considered to be "one tough cookie" for even the most expert skiers. Our breathtaking winter landscape is the backdrop for myriad outdoor activities:
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Juneau's rich cultural community comes fully alive from October through April with an impressive array of performing and visual arts to stimulate your senses and renew your spirit. Some, but not all, activities enjoyed by winter visitors include:
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Alaska Folk Festival
Perseverance Theatre
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Juneau Symphony
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And to round out the Juneau experience, great shopping and incredible dining are available year-round.
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It happens in every sports city during the off season -- first you make a player look bad in the press with tiny little nuggets of nothing passed off as "news" and once he's out of town the "thank god that malcontent is gone" rhetoric continues until another target is found. Today's city -- Philly.
2014 Super Bowl Odds, From Best To Worst
Having Sean Payton back on the sideline has improved the New Orleans Saints 2014 Super Bowl odds in Vegas. The Saints have the best odds of any non-playoff team from last season, yet barely crack the top 10 in terms of best odds. Let's take a look at the complete list of 2014 Super Bowl odds.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/zxfcq4/elevator) has announced the addition of the "2013 Report on the International Elevator Automation Market - Global Forecasts to 2018" report to their offering.
This report, based on the extensive research study of the smart elevators market, is aimed at identifying the entire market for the elevator access controls and security, automation and modernization; elevator access controls and security market. The report is further segmented into card based, biometric based, keypad and touch based, surveillance system, intruder alarm and visitor management system. The overall market and sub-segment markets are examined through extensively detailed classifications.
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American Ballet Theatre Presents a New Work and Old Favorites at the Kennedy Center Opera House
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Pacific Northwest Ballet and Oregon Ballet Theatre meet Band of Horses for an evening of dance and indie rock under the stars at Filene Center, an outdoor amphitheater located at America's National Park for the Performing Arts. Pacific Northwest Ballet screens its world-premiere piece filmed in Olympic National Park, featuring the choreography of Andrew Bartee and the music of Portland electronic band The Chromatics. Seattle indie rockers Band of Horses (Grammy nominees for Infinite Arms) play an intimate, acoustic set, and Oregon Ballet Theatre performs Robust American Love, choreographed by Trey McIntyre and set to the music of Seattle indie folk band Fleet Foxes. Learn More
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The ABT Program was simply supurb! It was diverse, beautifully danced and we didn't want the evening to end. My daugther and I just loved it and can't wait to go to another ABT program.
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"A victory for American dance." —_San Francisco Chronicle _
"One of the most beautiful sights in dance is American Ballet Theatre in full flight." —_New York Post _
Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director
A continual presence within the Kennedy Center's ballet program that spans decades, American Ballet Theatre returns with both new works full of vigor and D.C. favorites rich with heritage. Accompanied by the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, the repertoire includes the company premiere of The Bright Stream by artist-in-residence Alexei Ratmansky. A comic ballet in two acts set to music by Dmitri Shostakovich, The Bright Stream tells the story of a 1930s Russian farm collective and their humorous interactions with a group of visiting performers during the harvest festival.
"I am thrilled to add this wonderful production to ABT's repertoire," said Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie. "It so reflects Alexei's inventiveness and good humor."
The company will also perform a very special repertory program as part of The Presidency of John F. Kennedy: A 50th Anniversary Celebration. American Ballet Theatre performed a number of times at Kennedy White House events and State Dinners. This program will capture both the elegance of the Kennedy White House and the promise of that period in American artistic history. Works chosen as Kennedy family favorites include Balanchine's Theme and Variations, Tudor's Jardin aux Lilas, Balanchine's Duo Concertante and Robbins' Fancy Free.
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Washington lawmakers begin investigation of the energy drink industry
A lot of kids enjoy energy drinks.
And recently the American Medical Association came out in support of a ban on marketing the high caffeine beverages to anyone under 18.
Now lawmakers in Washington are taking up the issue.
Some experts say nearly a third of children between 12 and 17 years old are regularly consuming energy drinks.
From youtube videos to Facebook posts.
All over the internet children as young as six can be seen posing next to and experimenting with energy drinks.
But after complaints from parents and warnings from the medical community, Washington is now taking aim, claiming companies like Monster, Red Bull and
Rockstar are intentionally marketing to kids.
SEN. Ed Markey, (D) Massachusetts: "You don't have to be Dick Tracy to know the point of this much of life is just monkey see monkey do."
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The drinks are currently marketed through pro-sporting events, concerts, tours, and shows...
The type of things that usually draw a young audience.
Most of the drinks do come with a warning label to "Consume Responsibly" and that they are "Not Recommended for Children.
Dr. Richard Besser, Physician: "It can cause palpitations in the heart, high blood pressure, anxiety, trouble sleeping, these are not things children should be subjected to."
Between 2007 and 2011, one study says the number of emergency room visits involving energy drinks doubled. And more than a thousand of the incidents involved teens.
The drink makers agreed to review social media, and Red Bull has said it's set limits on the amount of caffeine in its drinks.
Still lawmakers parents and doctors say they want more including labels limiting the drinks to those 16 and up.
Voters we spoke with were divided on the issue.
Jeremy Moore, Voter: "Politicians need to stay out of our lives."
Lisa Serafine, Voter: "My son took energy drinks and he was already hyperactive. And I know when he took 'em, he bounced off the walls."
Meanwhile, in May, the Food and Drug Administration announced that it would start to investigate the role of caffeine in a growing variety of foods.


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NEW YORK (AP) Ś In his most extensive comments about the 2012 Connecticut school massacre, the father of gunman Adam Lanza describes his struggle to comprehend what his son did Ś an act that ōcouldnÆt get any more evilö Ś and how he now wishes that his son had never been born.
Peter Lanza also told The New Yorker magazine in a series of interviews last fall that he believes Adam would have killed him, too, if he had the chance. And he often contemplates what he could have done differently in his relationship with Adam, although he believes the killings couldnÆt have been predicted.
ōAny variation on what I did and how my relationship was had to be good, because no outcome could be worse,ö Peter Lanza told the magazine in an article dated March 17. ōYou canÆt get any more evil. ... How much do I beat up on myself about the fact that heÆs my son? A lot.ö
He said he hadnÆt seen his son in two years when Adam killed 20 first-graders and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown in December 2012. Adam killed himself as police arrived. He also fatally shot his mother, Nancy, in their Newtown home before going to the school.
The magazine interviews are Peter LanzaÆs first public comments since he released a statement the day after the massacre expressing sympathy for the victimsÆ families and puzzlement over his sonÆs actions.
Peter and Nancy Lanza separated in 2001 and divorced in 2009. He last saw Adam in October 2010 and wanted to maintain contact with him. But Nancy Lanza wrote him an email saying Adam didnÆt want to see him, despite her efforts to reason with him. Several plans to meet with his son fell through. Peter Lanza said he felt frustrated and even considered hiring a private investigator to find out what his son was doing ōso I could bump into him.ö He said he felt that showing up unannounced at his sonÆs home would only make things worse.
Peter Lanza said Adam was 13 when a psychiatrist diagnosed him with AspergerÆs syndrome, a form of autism not associated with violence. But he believes the syndrome ōveiled a contaminantö that wasnÆt AspergerÆs.
ōI was thinking it could mask schizophrenia,ö said Peter Lanza, who lives in Fairfield County, Conn., and is vice president for taxes at a General Electric subsidiary, GE Energy Financial Services.
A spokesman for Peter Lanza said Monday that Lanza would not be commenting further.
Peter Lanza told the magazine that his son as a young child was ōjust a normal little weird kidö who used to spend hours with his father playing with Legos.
But as he grew older, AdamÆs mental health problems worsened, according to Connecticut State Police documents. A Yale University professor diagnosed Lanza in 2006 with profound autism spectrum disorder, ōwith rigidity, isolation, and a lack of comprehension of ordinary social interaction and communications,ö while also displaying symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder, the documents show.
Peter Lanza said his and Nancy LanzaÆs concerns about Adam increased when he began middle school.
ōIt was crystal clear something was wrong,ö he said. ōThe social awkwardness, the uncomfortable anxiety, unable to sleep, stress, unable to concentrate, having a hard time learning, the awkward walk, reduced eye contact. You could see the changes occurring.ö
After the killings, police investigators discovered that Adam Lanza had written violent stories as a child and later became interested in mass murders.
Peter Lanza believes his son had no affection for him at the time of the shootings.
ōWith hindsight, I know Adam would have killed me in a heartbeat, if heÆd had the chance. I donÆt question that for a minute,ö he told the magazine.
Peter Lanza said he has searched psychiatric literature on mass killers to try to understand what happened. He was asked how he would feel if he could see his son again.
ōQuite honestly, I think that I wouldnÆt recognize the person I saw,ö he said. ōAll I could picture is thereÆd be nothing there, thereÆd be nothing. Almost, like, æWho are you, stranger?Æö
He said he wished Adam had never been born.
ōThat didnÆt come right away,ö Peter Lanza said about that statement. ōThatÆs not a natural thing, when youÆre thinking about your kid. But, God, thereÆs no question. There can only be one conclusion, when you finally get there. ThatÆs fairly recent, too, but thatÆs totally where I am.ö


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Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Hollywood Studios Overview
When Disney's Hollywood Studios opened on May 1, 1989, chairman Michael Eisner declared "Welcome to the Hollywood that never was and always will be." Sounds great, doesn't it? Here's what he should have said: "Welcome to the theme park that Disney slapped together the minute Universal Studios announced plans for a park in Florida." They did beat out Universal which opened in 1990, but the then "Disney MGM Studios" was sorely lacking in attractions and was far from a full day park.
At the time, the only attractions were the Great Movie Ride, The Backlot Tour (which was the Backstage Studio Tour), Magic of Disney Animation and the Monster Sound Show (which later morphed into Sounds Dangerous). (Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular was still a work in progress and didn't open until August.) Yessiree, it was a thrill a minute with all of 4 attractions. They did have an evening fireworks show "Sorcery in the Sky" which debuted a year later. By then Star Tours had opened.
Over the years, attractions and shows have come and gone. It wasn't until Sunset Boulevard opened in 1994 featuring Twilight Zone Tower of Terror that Disney's Hollywood Studios finally started to come into its own. This section is also home to Rock 'n' Roller Coaster which opened in 1999. Pixar Place's Toy Story Mania! is one of the best (and busiest) attractions in Disney World.
One great show that has survived since 1991 is the Beauty and the Beast stage show. Unfortunately, the equally wonderful Hunchback of Notre Dame stage show did not last.
Originally, the Earffel Tower was the park's icon, only to be outdone by yet another oversized hat, the 122 ft tall Sorcerer's Mickey's Wizard Hat. You can't miss it, they plunked it right in front of the replica Grauman's Chinese Theater.
Disney's Hollywood Studios is a mixed bag when it comes to attractions for little kids. There's the "Voyage of the Little Mermaid", "Disney Junior - Live On Stage", "Jim Henson's Muppet Vision 3-D" and the aforementioned "Beauty and the Beast" as well as the 'Honey I Shrunk the Kids" Playground. There are also a ton of character meet and greets. On the flip side, the length of most of the shows and attractions will make some kids (including those over 21) start to squirm in their seats.
Speaking of which, Disney's Hollywood Studio's "Fantasmic!" is based on the super popular Disneyland show. Unfortunately, it's not identical and the best scene from the California version is missing from this one. If you've never seen the one in CA, you'll probably think it's fantastic. For those of us who have seen both, I won't spoil it but, in comparison, you wish they left it alone. They also added the "Lights, Camera, Action! Extreme Stunt Show" from Disneyland Paris.
Disney's Hollywood Studios is home to perennial special events like Stars Wars Weekends and the best, Osborne Spectacle of Dancing Lights for the holidays. Fortunately, the latter isn't just a weekend event but covers the full Christmas season. If you're in town when it's there, you definitely don't want to miss it.
One thing that's consistently noteworthy at Disney's Hollywood Studios are the great restaurants. The Hollywood Brown Derby is a detailed replica of its legendary namesake and is fantastic. At the 50's Prime Time Cafe you're back at "Mom's" (if you grew up in the 50's), with black and white TV's showing highlights of sitcoms from that era. Be prepared as they do give you a hard time if you don't eat all of your veggies or put your elbows on the table. It's all part of the shtick. If you don't like that sort of thing, you may want to go elsewhere.
At the Sci-Fi Drive In, you're seated in convertibles watching clips of some pretty cheesy horror flicks. Then there's Mama Melrose's Ristorante. Just walking in and getting a whiff of the wood fired pizza oven makes you hungry. Hollywood and Vine is a buffet with a character breakfast and lunch. As always, the usual assortment of counter service restaurants are everywhere.
There you have it. A little history of "Disney's Hollywood Studios" from its less than stellar opening to the theme park of today. In this case, it didn't start with a Mouse but with a rival studio opening a theme park just a few miles from Mickey's door.
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Mischief - The Bruery
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Reviews by rdickey:
New Jersey
4.21/5 rDev +5.3%
A: Pours a cloudy gold into a Golden Monkey tulip. A huge fluffy white head spouts up notwithstanding a fairly gentle pour, but drops fairly quickly, leaving scattered lacing.
S: There's fruit (pears and perhaps some citrus) here, along with a big herbal blast, the promise of hops, some warming booziness and a hint of funk.
T: The taste pretty much matches the nose, although initially the herbs move to the fore and tend to dominate the other flavors. As it warms a bit, though, the other flavors resurface and right the ship: a relatively mild citrus hoppiness combines with pear notes and a slight dose of funk to make things interesting. It finishes very crisp.
M: Highly carbonated, and light in the mouth as a result. The relatively high ABV is not at all camouflaged, but isn't unwelcome and provides a nice warming sensation on a winter night.
D: High, particularly if you start off at the right temperature (which I did not). A nice, and interesting, American take on a Belgian classic.
01-13-2013 00:01:10 | More by rdickey
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North Carolina
4.3/5 rDev +7.5%
Poured into a large tulip glass a clear deep golden with a large blooming white head that took forever to subside.multiple layers of lace left behind.Wow what awesome aromas,there is an American twist to this beer no doubt,floral and citric hops all over the place,its perfect as far as Iam concerned.Dry on the palate with grassy herbal hop notes,light spiced phenols but they dont play a big role.This is quenching and bone dry,I really like it.If all beers of this style were like this I would be a convert,the American craftmanship to the Belgian strong pale style in this beer shows thru with great left coast hop flavors.The alcohol lends a little sweetness but its held in check pretty well.
03-31-2011 20:34:54 | More by oberon
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.3%
11-11-2013 03:28:48 | More by cam477
3.75/5 rDev -6.3%
01-02-2014 22:12:36 | More by DanGeo
3.96/5 rDev -1%
Thanks to Josh for this one. Mischief has a beaming glow, full of many different hues from yellow to gold to amber and even copper; it all depends on how you're holding it agains the light. It's volatile, producing a huge, sticky, cloudy, and chunky white head with even the most modest of pours. Some good, lumpy lacing sticks to the glass for the entirety of the brew.
Mischief is very hoppy on the aroma, much more hoppy than I was expecting going into it. It's quite pungent, with some blasting citrus and bitter grapefruit peels. Coupled with the heavy hoppage is a spicy, phenol character that is a bit frightening up front. It stings the nostrils and strips some of my nose hair away; peppery, spicy, piney.
Lots of orange and lemon fruitiness up front, just walking on the edge of the cliff of tartness but never slipping into sour territory. The phenol character, though stepped down a touch from the aroma, is still pungent in the flavor, and maybe a touch overboard at times. Walking through a citrusy forest with trees of spice and Lemon Pledge, baby.
Piney, woodsy, hoppy, and full of Belgian yeast, coriander, and white pepper spices. The finish contains a good deal of fruit as well, some grapefruit and orange that almost have a nice, juicy factor. The mouth feel is heavily effervescent; lots and lots of carbonation for a sharp mouth feel that cuts well with the heavy spice of the brew.
Strange and different, and Belgian Pales can be touchy, but I enjoyed Mischief. Hefty amount of spice as well as a hefty amount of fruits with a good hand in the hops as well. The borderline acetone-like alcohol can be a bit fatiguing over time, but the brew is good in small doses. I wish some of these Bruery beers came in smaller serving sizes.
07-23-2013 11:37:09 | More by tectactoe
4.75/5 rDev +18.8%
01-02-2014 06:01:03 | More by withliterature
3.98/5 rDev -0.5%
On tap at Brixies in Brookfield IL Served in a 10oz. snifter
It pours a hazy yellow orange with heavy thick lacing. This is a pretty good looking beer, even in a low light bar environment.
The nose is all hops. A combination between pineapple, orange and grapefruit. I've always wanted to use this following descriptor in a beer and I finally have a chance: Cat urine. This is the first beer where I actually could pick out that smell and it is a dead on descriptor. I handed the beer over to my wife, who is a vet nurse, and without me saying anything she described cat urine as well. It's not not nearly as off putting as it would sound and the nose was actually enjoyable. I'm just happy to finally use cat urine in a review and know what I'm talking about. My guess is a combo of Citra and Simcoe dry hopping since those two varieties are so distinguishable and I'm getting characteristics of both.
Once again the taste is all tropical hops. I'm seriously beginning to doubt any Belgian influence in the beer. At best this should be classified as a Belgian IPA; at worst American IPA. The hops taste was nice with a big citrus burst and the bitterness was more subdued with a nice light malty backbone. As the beer warmed up I searched and found a little Belgian yeast fruitiness at the end of the taste but not enough for it to be classified as a BSPA. The mouthfeel did seem a little oily and drinkability was pretty good considering it 100% covered any hint of the ABV.
I did enjoy the beer and I do prefer the juicy tropical hop flavors in my IPA's so while it was an enjoyable beer, a BSPA it is not.
02-20-2010 18:56:03 | More by weatherdog
4.25/5 rDev +6.3%
01-01-2014 03:26:48 | More by tbryan5
New York
4.08/5 rDev +2%
A - Hazy gold, tons of carbonation, huge head that doesn't budge when fueled by all that dissolved gas.
S - Sweet fruits, pineapple, lychee, a bit of spice and citrus.
T - Lots of hop character, the sweet fruit flavors are all there but there is now a bit of bite from the bitterness, nice and assertive without being overwhelming. Spicy finish along with some alcohol notes.
M - Very alive, can feel the bubbles dancing around in there, a bit acidic from the carbonation, the alcohol then provides a warming finish.
O - Very nice Belgian Strong Pale Ale. Heavy on the fruit aromas, they remain when tasting but balanced nicely with bitterness, and a touch of spice. Will certainly enjoy this one again and would be very interested in aging a bottle.
08-11-2011 00:03:12 | More by steelerguy
4/5 rDev 0%
01-02-2014 05:50:56 | More by Ben7773
4.38/5 rDev +9.5%
Poured perfectly clear golden in my Russian River chalice. Abundant head large bubbles. Little cling to lace.
First impression was ho-hum but flavors explode as beer warms over time. Spicy, tart on the back side. Second pour picks up the yeast and is cloudy in appearance. Belgian yeast flavors follow suit. Much better. Obviously writing as I'm drinking. I personally like sediment in my beer & doesn't bother me a bit. Next time I'll rotate the bottle before pouring.
A very enjoyable way to spend a lazy afternoon.
04-21-2012 23:49:44 | More by NWer
4.5/5 rDev +12.5%
01-07-2014 03:56:39 | More by freshflesh
4.22/5 rDev +5.5%
Bottle is a bit of a foamer. Poured into a tulip.
A - Pours with an obscene amount if foam, probably four fingers. Head has amazing retention and coats the glass with lacing.
S - Nice Belgian yeast aroma with a faint earthy funk. Also zesty and spicy in the nose. Very faint bubblegum. Nice.
T - Nice spicy Belgian yeast and hops up front, with some citrus, bread, a bit of earthy funk and slightly sweet bubblegum. A nice punch of hops on the finish.
M - Medium mouthfeel with an earthy dryness throughout.
O - A very nice beer, though Duvel is still my favorite in the style. Still, a well made beer that I would definitely have again.
01-28-2012 01:34:05 | More by warnerry
2.35/5 rDev -41.3%
750ml bottle. Pours clear yellow gold with a huge creamy white head that retains well and laces the glass. Becomes hazy as the end of the bottle approaches.
The aroma is funky yeast, rotten fruit and spicy hops. Weird.
The flavor is sweet malts with some melon and mint and soap that leads to a big spicy bitter finish. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.
Overall, this just doesn't do it for me. I haven't liked any Belgian IPAs I've had. And this one adds some weird notes - rotten fruit, mint, soap and melon.
09-23-2010 04:11:45 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev 0%
05-23-2013 02:12:16 | More by Callmecoon
4/5 rDev 0%
11-25-2011 22:39:50 | More by TimoP
4/5 rDev 0%
11-28-2011 22:51:30 | More by jisom123
4/5 rDev 0%
11-15-2012 22:08:09 | More by VernonKell
4.1/5 rDev +2.5%
Pours a hazy golden body with a delicate but substantial white head. Attractive sheet lacing.
Very inviting aroma has notes of fresh lemon and lime pulp, yeast, grassy and floral hops, and sweet bready malts.
Satiny medium body is nicely carbonated.
Taste has a subdued honey like malt base that struggles to balance the hops. Grassy, grapefruity, and lime zest notes provide a solid hop bitterness throughout. Yeasty esters and a hint of peppery alcohol add complexity.
Excellent rendition of a Belgian golden ale with a touch of American hopping.
07-31-2011 21:20:49 | More by merlin48
New York
4.33/5 rDev +8.3%
Mini growler fill from DeCicco's in Ardsley, NY. Pours light golden, with some moderate cloudyness, off white head, that leaves nice light sheeting and well developed low lacing. Fruity nose overlaying some citric hoppyness. This one comes over like a hopped up Belgian IPA, pineapple, grapefruit, crisp hoppyness quite bold and evident. Dry, citric and tasty, with Belgian yeastyness floating in and out and all around. Enjoyable Americanized version of classic Belgain beer, one of my favorite things.
12-07-2009 00:10:02 | More by Billolick
3.99/5 rDev -0.2%
The Beers of California
Freshness Date: None
A: Orange golden with a thick haziness and a pillowy head of small bubbles.
S: Bright and fruity with strong citrus character with a hint of pineapple and banana. There is also flowers and springtime. The yeast comes through on a base of crackers and bread.
T: So bright and full of sunshine. Again there is flowers and leaves paired with citrus zest. Some pineapple and banana esters and plain-o yeastiness bring interest to the palate. The malt base is grainy with a cracker lightness with a hint of caramel.
M: Light with a good amount of carbonation. A refreshing beer.
O: A solid American style Belgian ale. The Bruery excels here with a refreshingly hoppy ale with strong yeastiness that adds fruity ester complexity.
08-12-2013 04:06:40 | More by ElSid
3.71/5 rDev -7.3%
Appearance: 1 inch head, hazy, light yellow in color, moderate carbonation
Smell: funk, grass, and big grapefruit
Taste: grapefruit mixed with some Belgian spices and light grass
Mouthfeel: bitter start that gets slightly more bitter as throughout, light bodied with medium carbonation
Overall: Grapefruit juice is the star of this BSPA. If you like that flavor, you should love Mischief. While I like it, I am not in love with it, so I am good with just one glass.
05-10-2013 14:17:07 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev 0%
12-12-2013 02:49:19 | More by aquazr1
4.33/5 rDev +8.3%
Thanks to bman1113vr for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a hazy golden yellow color with a white head. The aroma is awesome with a lot of citrus hop character. The flavor is Belgian yeast, pepper and orange and grapefruit hops. For a Belgian-styled beer, this has a ton of hop character. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. One of the best hoppy Belgian beers I have tried.
04-01-2010 00:05:51 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev 0%
03-02-2014 21:11:57 | More by GreenMountainBoy
Mischief from The Bruery
90 out of 100 based on 1,402 ratings.


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Have you ever packaged meals? Every year, thousands of you meet in churches, schools, and community centers to put together lentils, spice, chicken, and rice—the nutritious combination that helps feed thousands of hungry children in Africa and the Caribbean. But what happens to the meals once you seal up your packages?
Follow your meals and find out how they get to the children—and into their bellies!
No one thought Christina would be chosen. Only three representatives from the entire primary school were going to the reading competition, and eleven-year-old Christina was in the remedial class.
Alieu had somehow made it to sixth grade without ever learning to read. He started school late, as many children in Sierra Leone do because their parents cannot afford school fees. By the time he was given the opportunity to attend Children of the Nations' school through COTN's child sponsorship program, it was hard for him to catch on.
Santa Ramirez looked up at the sky and knew tonight would be difficult for her family. Soon it would begin raining, and the tin roof on their home in the Dominican Republic leaked badly. She would have to find enough dry places for all the beds, but with thirteen people crammed into one small home, that wasn't an easy task. Tonight, no matter what Santa did, her children would end up cold and their belongings would be soaked by the rain. In the morning, they would go to school tired.
You know the feeling. You finally get an update from your sponsored child. You feel that there's a photo inside—so you rush to open it. Only to find that your child looks miserable. No smile. Again.
Alhaji and Mohamed sit in the resource library, waiting for their bus back to school. They wait silently, but every once in a while, when one of them has something to say, he signs to the other and smiles.
Ten-year-old Olga had the responsibilities of an adult. Her mother was too sick to do any housework, and Olga was the oldest girl, leaving her with the responsibility of running the house.
For Duramany and Mikailu, getting to school is quite a committment. They leave the village of Mokpangumba in Sierra Leone just after dawn to cross a river in a dugout canoe, then walk for about an hour through jungle and farmland to reach the Children of the Nations (COTN) junior secondary school in time for class.
In February, after nearly nine months of construction, the girls at the Children of the Nations secondary school in Malawi, the International Christian Academy, were able to move into their new hostel!All the girls were excited for their new space. In the makeshift building they were using, many of them had to double up on beds to fit everyone. Now, every girl has her own bunk!