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Spain x Reader x Romano - Blasphemy!Not again. When I stay with Antonio and Lovi this happens every time. Why? Why couldn't they just calm down. I mean it's not that big of a deal. Tomatoes God I hate them but when I stay with these two I suppose I don't have a choice...:'They're good for you!' Toni tried his hardest to keep a bright smile but on the inside he feels like beating me up. I just know it.'Ungrateful bastard...' Lovino was cursing under his breath all the while glaring the darkest he could muster.'But I just don't like them!' I couldn't help but frown and furrow my eyebrows why can't they understand? Lovino and Antonio are like family to me but that single red fruit is destined to force Lovi to kill me.'Chica... 'Antonio's eyes widened in the cutest manor possible and ... damn it worked well.'I suppose I could try and eat one...''You'd better.' Lovino continued his stares.'I can help you chica,' Antonio slightly smirked before lifting a small tomato to his lips, he continued in a muffled
Iceland x Reader - Horror FilmsThis was it, the moment you had waited for. You were sat next to Emil in an awkward silence perfect. The other members of the Nordic five had left to god knows where, you didn't care you just knew that you'd be alone with Emil. Ever since you'd met him you knew that you loved him: his white-blonde hair; violet eyes; and even his puffin.'(Y/N), maybe we should watch something...' Emil's voice broke the silence, you realised the two of you had been sitting in silence for a good five minutes.'Sure...' You quietly replied however the silence continued in an awkward manor. 'What though?''I'll have a look.' Emil wandered off to find something this was your chance what about a romantic film? Emil returned clutching a DVD.Not just any DVD. A horror film. Goddamn it.Not wishing to waste a good opportunity you nodded and the Icelandic boy went off to play the film. You daren't tell him that you were terrified by Casper let alone a full on horror. As the film began you tried your harde
Greece x Reader x Turkey - RainSighing (Y/N) continued her fast pasted walk through the rain. By now she was soaked through from the nonstop down pour ;'Would've been nice to have an umbrella...' (Y/N) thought to herself as the rain became even heavier, lost in her hurried (and pretty irritated) pace she bumped strongly into a relatively tall man.'Sorry!' Not taking much notice (Y/N) carried on before a warm hand grabbed her softly by the wrist.'(Y-Y/N)?' It was Heracles. With an umbrella. A perfectly dry Heracles. A perfectly dry Heracles who she'd loved for what seemed like an eternity. 'You look wet...'Blushing slightly at his kind remark she nodded.'If you want,' He looked uncomfortable with a blush painting his face. 'I could walk you home.'Again (Y/N) gently nodded and joined the tall Greek man under his cover which was aptly decorated with little cats. After a few minutes of minutes of peaceful yet awkward walking Heracles finally picked up the courage to reach out and tentatively grasp (Y/N)'s hand.
North Italy x Reader - Cute'Hello?' You picked up your phone.'Ciao bella!' Feliciano's cheery voice almost deafened you, 'How are you? I miss you... I haven't seen you in so long! Are you okay? Where are you?''C-calm down...' trying your best to sound composed you hushed the noisy Italian, 'I'm fine, honestly. I only saw you this morning anyway...''Ah ,' You could practically here the cogs working in his mind. 'I remember! Besides bella how about dinner, five o' clock, that little place on the corner; don't be late!''B-but.' Before you could protest the dial tone had already returned. Great. Just great.--The awesome time skip of doom--You uncomfortably shifted in the table pre reserved for the two of you. You had to admit it ... Feli was cute and most certainly enjoyable company but despite how long you'd known each other you still couldn't get rid of the nervous feeling in your stomach.'Bella!' Was that Feli? 'Over here!'Well... you could hear him. But unfortunately you couldn't see him... where was he?
Darkish!Prussia x Reader - BetrayalIt had being a whole two years since(Y/N) had begun dating Gilbert Beilschmidt after a long childhood friendship. She truly believed that they were in love. In order to commemorate their two year anniversary (Y/N) was excitingly rushing through the cold evening to surprise Gilbert in is home which he shared with his younger brother, Ludwig. Well it wasn't originally a surprise however after several attempts to contact him she gave up.After another ten or so minutes of walking she arrived at the large door of Gilbert's home, as per usual she simply opened the door and let herself in.'Gilbert?' (Y/N) called out into the empty home, at first she considered him being out with Ludwig (who always seemed to be with his Italian friend) but quickly dismissed this as the door was open. 'He must be upstairs.'(Y/N) removed her thick coat and placed on the banister before travelling up the stairs leading to the German's room before abruptly stopping:'No, I'm alone... what about you?' It was Gil
Germany x Reader - Seven Minutes in HeavenGreat, another party, organised by the one and only Alfred F Jones damn socialising is hard, well at least for you. Time after time you'd be invited to parties by your over-enthusiastic American friend, and time after time you'd end up sitting in the corner like the antisocial emo you tried so desperately to hide.'Oi! (Y/N)!' Alfred called over to you, breaking your melancholy thoughts. 'C'mere!'You stood up lazily and walked over to Alfred and the other countries sat nearby by God your inner fan girl was screaming, so many boys, hot, hot boys. Your soon to be perverted thoughts were interrupted by Alfred again :'We were just about to play a game!' he gestured to the countries around him. 'Want to join?'Normally you would just refuse but you could see the ear-to-ear grin planted on the yank's face. How could you refuse? You sat down next to Elizaveta who was currently battling Gilbert off her.'So... what are we playing?' trying to disguise your anticipation you asked cautiousl
Denmark x Reader - Such a Hand Full"What... the... hell" You mumbled as you saw a passed out Denmark laying on your couch. He had a bottle of beer in one hand and was snoring loudly. He was even drooling.You had just come from work to find your house a mess from a most-likely drunk Denmark. You took your soaked jacket off and hung it up, then took your shoes off and walked over to the sleeping Danish man."Mathias... Wake. Up." You growled, pissed from having to take the prep's shift at work. You sighed as he didn't wake up. You walked to the closet and pulled out a pillow and blanket and walked back to him, lifting his head and putting the pillow there, then letting his head back onto it. You took bottle of beer from him and put the blanket over him."Your such a hand full..." You mumbled and began cleaning the house, which looked like a tornado hit it.. As you tossed the tenth bottle of beer away you yawned and looked at the place."Not even close to being done..." You muttered angrily and continued cleaning.~*~*~ T
{Request} Denmark x ReaderRequest for ThexDarkenedXLight.~By the way, I just saw how awesome she is. Her cosplays. Just-- a;dkjlaksfjakfs. I feel honored.Enjoy~!~ ~Oh no.You groaned as you saw HIM walking into YOUR favorite bar. The person- No, wait, COUNTRY and self-proclaimed king of Europe that has been bugging you for at least two months straight already.Mathias Køhler.He took the empty seat next to you and grinned. ''I see you're still ignoring me~?'' You simply glared at him. This guy just couldn't pick up hints, could he? You sighed deeply. ''How much will it take me to tell you that I don't like you, I don't 'love' you, if that's even possible, and I don't want to go out with you. What do you not understand in those words?'' He smiled even more. ''A lot, since you didn't shake me off just yet.''You were about to smack him, when he interrupted you. ''Tell you what. You'll go out on ONE date with me, and if you still don't love me afterwards, which is almost impossible, I promise to ne
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but it isn't your kitchen. You're not even in your own room, your own house.And your head hurts. You've only once ever experienced this crappy feeling, and with the lack of memories of last night, your assumptions are confirmed: this must be a hangover.As you take in the room, you instantly know where you are when you peer around the messy room, and then you throw the covers off your body to make sure you are still fully-clothed.You're not. You're wearing your panties and bra, but you're also wearing a large, oversized T-shirt, and
Denmark X Reader: Back in your ArmsDenmark X Reader – Back in your ArmsChewing your lower lip nervously, you glanced down at your watch once again. It had been exactly three minutes since you last checked the time however, and so it was with a disappointed sigh that you resigned yourself to waiting in the uncomfortable chair beneath you, your shoulders slumped and your head lolling to the side. Drawing in a deep, calming breath, you told yourself for the hundredth time to calm down and be patient.Perhaps if your flight had arrived on time, or had even been slightly late, you would be in a different frame of mind. But it had arrived earlier than scheduled and now you were left awaiting the arrival of your boyfriend anxiously; a young woman sitting alone in a huge, busy airport with a small pile of bags to guard. You longed to close your eyes and let the jet lag do its worst, but to fall asleep in such a busy area would render you and your luggage far too vulnerable.Your anxiety stemmed from the fact that you had
Denmark x Reader - Wake Up CallDenmark x Reader - Wake Up CallMathias stood at the side of a bed, leaning over it slightly and staring down at _______, his girlfriend who, currently, was sleeping.He let his gaze sweep over her slowly. Her hair was messy but looked soft - it made him want to run his hands through it and although his fingers twitched, he refrained from doing so.Barely.Her face was clear of expression and peaceful, mouth slightly parted. Limbs sticking out in all directions made him chuckle and grin.He decided to wake her up.'_______.'She didn't move. Mathias lent closer, reaching out a hand to shake her gently.'_______, wake up.... Common, [nickname]~ Wakey Wakey! _______~, [nickname]~, babe~ wake u -' *SMACK* 'Ow! Fuck!' *THUMP*_______ had accidentally punched Mathias in the face as she woke up, sending him crashing to the bedroom floor in pain._______ looked around blearily, quickly spotting Mathias on the floor nursing his nose.'Mathias?''Yeah babe?' The Danish man replied, looking up a
Denmark x Reader - Early Morning TextsDenmark x Reader Early Morning Texts._______'s phone rang out impressively loudly within the dark room, signifying she had a text and causing _______ to stir slightly but remain sleeping.Barely a minute later, it rang again. This time, _______'s eyelids fluttered and she grumbled slightly, frowning but again she remained sleeping and her only action was to turn in her sleep.The pause was a tad longer before the phone went off for the third time. This time, _______ stirred, turned over again and mumbled something incoherently before settling back into the realms of sleep.However, approximately 28 seconds later, the phone went off for the fourth time and _______ jerked into reality.Blinking blearily, ______ looked around her dark bedroom before noticing the dull glow of her phone indicating the power save was about to activate but she'd had a text.Startled, ______ grabbed her phone and looked at it. Her phone told her she had four texts. Then she looked at the time on the top of
So mean! (Denmark x Short!Reader)"Mathias!" You called, your voice echoing through the wooden hallways of the small home you shared. You didn't hear a response. You growled with annoyance. "MATHIAS!" You yelled, raising your voice. Still no response. This caused you to hop out of your comfortable bed, and march down the cold hallways of your home. You managed to stomp extremely hard, just to make yourself known. Soon enough, you reached your boyfriend's room. His door was shut. Your hand wrapped around the doorknob and wiggled it back and forth rapidly. It was locked. This is unusual. You thought to yourself, staring at the firmly locked door with a quizzical look on your delicate face. Luckily, this door could easily be opened with a safety pin, bobby pin, paper clip, et cetera. Though you really didn't want to drag yourself all the way into the kitchen to find one. Luckily, a glimmer of silver caught your eye. Your head naturally gravitated upwards, to where you first
All My Fault (Denmark x Reader)~ "It wasn't you, it was me." ~Denmark stood in (Name)'s doorway to her bedroom, staring at the large, messy bed unwaveringly.He watched the figure on the bed intensely, for any sign of movement, anything at all that would cast away his deepest fear.Clutching the note you wrote in his hand, he read it over it for the 50th time.It was a paragraph you had scribbled down, explaining all the reasons why you were sorry for everything you'd done. You felt like you weren't good enough for him, and that you just held him back, and you didn't deserve someone as great as him.He blinked back tears, trying in vain to keep a straight face. It really was all his fault this happened. 'Why,' he thought, 'Am I such a damn idiot?'This was all thanks to his drinking problem; getting ridiculously drunk, meeting that slut at the bar, taking her home where (Name) would be later on, and well, you can figure out the rest.The worst of it all? (Name) wasn't mad. She concluded in her head that it was all
Denmark x Reader: Coffee ShopMatthias wiped the fogged-up glass of the main entrance with the sleeve of his black shirt. His deep red apron was loosely hanging from his waist, and he took his time gazing at the outside world. How beautiful Copenhagen looked like when almost nobody was around. It was quiet, and snow was falling from the sky like powdered sugar, coating the earth in white, fluffy bits of cotton candy.'Dang...I am a beautiful country.' the Dane thought with a grin. He liked mornings the most. Not many customers, yet ge could stay in his little bakery. As a nation, Denmark certainly didn't need the money. He did it as a hobby, so he opened his small bakery in a more unlively place of his capital. He had his regulars, and usually, when someone came for the first time, they would certainly come for a second.Matthias got behind the counter and began to fix himself some coffee. He smiled at the fondness that came from the process. He had taught all of the Nordics how to brew the most perfect coffe
Denmark x Reader - Please?'(Y/N) , please?' Matthias cooed gently in (Y/N)'s ear.'No.''For me?''Hell no.'For what seemed like the millionth time Matthias tightly gripped you around the waist in a desperate attempt to get what he so desperately yearned. A kiss. No more, no less. In all honesty you wouldn't really mind giving the persistent Dane a quick peck on the cheek, or a full on kiss or just taking him straight upstairs for that matter... Regardless you would not give in that easily even if it meant having the self-proclaimed king of Northern Europe clinging around her middle.'You're so mean,' Matthias pouted and released his grip around your waist. 'I give up.'He raised both hands in the air however his face still had a mischievous smirk painted on it.You turned around in a winning stance: 'I knew you'd ...' taking his opportunity Matthias tackled you to the ground and gently pushed his lips against yours before pulling away with a confident grin.'You should know I don't give in.' Matth
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"Enjoying the view, love? I can take more off, if you'd like.." Nik teased, the ghost of a smirk on her lips.
Although I'm not even sure what to do here now that I'm on here..
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Niklaus walked to his leather chair and pulled out his glass of bourbon, finishing the remainder of his drink setting it back down he just stared at his sister sitting across from him crossing her arms as if she were Rebekah throwing a fit.
Nik narrowed her eyes at her brother as he stared at her. "Honestly, Niklaus. What is the phrase? 'Take a picture, it will last longer'?" she asked. "And do not give me the same look you give our baby sister when she's being particularly petulant. I am not being that bad and unlike her I have a fairly good reason."
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"Really ? Now that I think about it I heard that it was the same man that you had a child with. Hale was it ? Tell me do you and your brother make it a point to fall for the same person or is it just a unlucky coincidence ? "
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"I never fell for Hale — as a matter of fact.. it was simply rough and drunken sex that provided me with my child. No feelings involved. I do not care for love, remember? I've seen what it does to once great people and I want no part of it."
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Releasing his hand releasing his sister from his grip, the hybrid chuckled as she continued to have that attitude he could return it and allow this anger to explode but he didn't want to deal with her or start a fight. "Surely whoever pissed you off I should go and thank them."
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Clark County is holding four open houses about planning for development and studying potential impacts as the next step in updating the local Comprehensive Growth Management Plan.
All open houses are 7–8:30 p.m.:
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• Aug. 20: Lacamas Lake Lodge, 227 N.E. Lake Road, Camas
• Aug. 27: Ridgefield Community Center, 210 N. Main Ave.
• Aug. 28: Battle Ground Community Center, 912 E. Main St.
Anyone may attend an open house to learn about the county's ongoing effort to plan for an additional 132,000 people and 91,200 jobs by 2035. However, the current focus is on determining what will be included in a formal analysis to supplement an environmental impact statement used to update the growth plan in 2007.
The county is considering options that include:
• No change from the 2007 plan.
• Changing some land uses planned in existing urban growth areas.
• Expanding urban growth areas around Battle Ground, La Center and Ridgefield at the request of city officials.
Comments must be submitted by Sept. 1, 2014:
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Man beats rap on courthouse-restroom vandalism case after 55 days in jail
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A man who had been jailed for nearly two months awaiting trial in a felony case over damage to two Washington state courthouse restrooms beat the rap on Oct. 21, when a judge dismissed the case at the prosecution's request because the government hadn't shown damage exceeding $750.
Within hours, the judge learned that workers had racked up some $1,600 in costs to buff the marble and sand the wooden stall doors in two historic Chelan County Courthouse men's rooms that had been defaced with gang-related graffiti, reports the Wenatchee World. Defendant Jesse J. Wawers was charged in the case after authorities noticed claimed similarities between the graffiti in the restrooms and graffiti in other cases in which he was charged, concerning different locations.
Even if Wawers had been convicted, he couldn't have been sentenced to more than 60 days in jail and he had already served 55 while awaiting trial.
However, Chelan County deputy prosecutor Ed Stevensen now plans to ask the Wenatchee city attorney's office to consider whether a misdemeanor case is warranted.
Earlier KOMO and Wenatchee World articles include photos of the damage.
None of the articles include any comment from Wawers or his legal counsel. Police said he denied damaging the courthouse restrooms but admitted responsibility for graffiti elsewhere in the city.
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Tiger Woods entered the third round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship on Saturday with a two-stroke lead over Graeme McDowell and has extended that lead to four strokes through 16 holes, as the pair of golfers are heading in opposite directions.
Woods began his round on Saturday by knocking in three consecutive birdies on the first three holes. Although he finished with a bogey on the fifth hole, he continued his consistent performance at the Trump Doral Golf Club and Resort in Miami, Fla., with three more birdies.
McDowell appeared as though he was prepped to challenge Woods for the lead after he started with an eagle on the first hole and a birdie on the third. However, he lost plenty of ground in the back half with a bogey on hole 11 and a double bogey on the par-four 14th. An eagle on hole 16 saved some face for McDowell and kept him in second place on the leaderboard.
Through the first 52 holes of the 72-hole tournament, Woods is 18 strokes under par and has just five bogeys.
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Black Walnut Dunkel - Perennial Artisan Ales
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3.63/5 rDev -5.7%
Thanks to DrAwkward82 for sharing this one at AndrewK's tasting.
Pours a murky dark brown with a foamy khaki head that settles to an oily film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace drip down into the remaining beer on the drink down. Smell is of malt, brown sugar, caramel, and toffee. Taste is the same with some mild nutty flavors and a slight tartness. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer with a better smell than taste in my opinion. The walnuts used in this one are pretty subtle too.
06-26-2012 00:54:53 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
10-23-2013 23:14:39 | More by djrn2
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
03-21-2013 11:03:56 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
02-25-2014 22:26:46 | More by nmann08
New York
3.96/5 rDev +2.9%
A: The beer is clear and very dark red in color (black when viewed from afar) and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter finger high off white head that died down, leaving a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface and a collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Light aromas of walnuts are present in the nose along with notes of brown and nutty malts and yeast.
T: Similar to the smell, the taste has flavors of sweet and nutty malts along with hints of yeast.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer doesn't taste like your average dunklweizen and seems a little reminiscent of a brown ale with its flavors of nutty malts. It is definitely very interesting.
07-28-2013 23:13:43 | More by metter98
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
11-22-2012 19:49:53 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev +3.9%
Who says that "extreme" has to start with high-alcohol, exotic ingredient, or shock factor? Sometimes the beauty of an highly creative taste in beer is as easy as a classic and proven style and with a simple and common addition: Dunkel and walnut. Enough said.
As the dark German-style beer pours, it does so with a sturdy brown appearance. A glimpse of crimson in one light, then a garnet low light in the next, its brazen, bronzen hues carry a stately and masculine appearance. As a frothy head emerges, it carries with it ivory hues and endures the session with ease; all the while gracing the sidewalls with intricate lace.
Its aromas open with an understated simplicity but the scents build patiently and deliberately as it warms- starting with an off-caramel, toasted grain scent that reminded me of bran. But a toasted scent emerges, then chocolate, then nuttiness, then the high tar of walnut in its roasted regalness. Though an herbal tea and tobacco note comes forth, the stage is set...
Its malty-nutty taste is sweet and bready early- toast, bread crust and bread all make their way into the early maple flavor. Then there's the natural toasty, nutty and chocolaty flavors that round out the bolder side of the aisle. And then the taste kicks into hyper-drive as its walnut oils saturate a bit deeper with those dark, bitter and earthy richnesses.
Its body is considerably light and effortless, expecially when the bolder side of aroma and taste carries so much gravity. But the beer is quite moderate in its weight on the palate, offering solid complexity but drinking so, so smooth. Dangerously flirting with watering in the middle, the ale finishes minty, earthy, nutty, and dare I say- crisp?
And that's the beauty in these classic styles- they carry so much variety in taste even though the beer may be lighter in alcohol and body than we're used to- but that's its charm. That's its intrigue, and that's its curiosity. Perennial Ales takes full advantage of true German Dunkel flavor but with their own American-ized surprise.
02-21-2014 06:22:25 | More by BEERchitect
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-17-2013 02:15:13 | More by kjkinsey
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
03-16-2013 23:35:16 | More by Texasfan549
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
06-14-2014 15:43:45 | More by spycow
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
07-04-2014 17:49:36 | More by GRG1313
4.08/5 rDev +6%
On tap at 1839 Taphouse - Columbia, MO
A - Poured a clear, burgundy color with a one-finger, tan head of bubbly foam. It left sudsy trails of lace on the glass.
S - It smelled of walnut, caramel, some cracked wheat and banana.
T - It had a strong nutty flavor with some sweet caramel and wheat flavors. Nice bitterness to add needed balance.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium bodied ale with a clean finish.
O - This was surprisingly good. I was apprehensive about black walnuts in a dunkel, but it was really good.
04-16-2012 01:33:34 | More by zeff80
3.59/5 rDev -6.8%
Bottled 2/13
Pours a super-effervescent brown/chestnut with 3 fingers+ of tan head. Faint traces of lacing & head retention
S: Nuttty. brown bread & a faint whiff of sourness
T: Figs, brown bread & a bit of pear & walnut up front. Dryness, faint hints of sourness, tartness & a bit of choke cherry, plus pear & apricot & more brown bread as this warms. Finishes fruity, with figgy sweetness & a touch of brown bread & dryness & some walnut
MF: Medium bodied with lively carbonation
Seems a bit off for the style, drinkable enough, but flawed. I will have to keep an eye on freshness dates with this brewery from here on, this 6 month old beer has not held up me thinks... I liked Piney River's take on this better by quite a bit
08-14-2013 03:30:38 | More by russpowell
4/5 rDev +3.9%
Thanks to Lukahn (Reddit) for really interesting beer. Share with rudzud.
Big fizzy creamy almost 2 finger head fades fairly quickly at first then slows and maintains, nice lacing, murky heavy looking super dark molasses color.
Nose a fruity dunkel, lots of fruity lager and esters, lots of dark brownish malts, molasses, biscuit, wheat, caramelized wheat, syrupy sweet, light earthy nutty, toffee galore, caramelized creme brulee, hint of cocoa, quite nutty as it warms almost peanut butter like.
Taste starts light syrupy and fairly sweet, lots of caramel, toffee, and molasses but not too thick and syrupy, little biscuit, some light fruity esters and apple and lager fruits, light wheat darker caramelized wheat. Some cocoa and light booze. Nuts come out more add it warns again, this time a bit more like walnuts. Finish ads a bit of booze and bitterness, light sweetness and syrupy mouth coating, bit of nuts and lots more caramel and toffee lingering.
Mouth is med to rich bodied, good carb, little syrupy and hint of booze
Overall interesting, fairly tasty, wish it had a bit more of the walnuts, but otherwise fairly tasty and well done, and quite unique.
08-18-2012 01:01:32 | More by jlindros
4.36/5 rDev +13.2%
i have always wanted nut browns to be more nutty, to actually taste like nuts, and a dark lager is just a fabulous format to finally find a beer that tastes like real nuts. a hazy dark brown beer with a short inch of tan head without a lot of retention. the beer appears quite thick for a lager, and there is some yeast sediment present. it smells amazing, like fresh roasted walnuts, or fresh baked dark chocolate walnut cookies, as it has a nice dark german grain complex in there too, and a hint of bakers chocolate from the roast. the walnuts are by far the dominant flavor, adding an earthy and semisweet protein complex, that has notes of vanilla and tree bark, as well as a general sweetness akin to fresh maple sap before its boiled down into syrup. its perfect for spring, sturdy enough for cold weather no doubt, but jovial enough to remind us all that we have almost made it through winter. how to describe the flavor of a walnut? thats very tough if youve never had a walnut personally, but i think this beer showcases that unique flavor brilliantly, while still being a really cool beer underneath. the lager yeast is bready and adds to that cookie feel, while the finish is pretty clean for its vanilla sugar sweetness throughout. fuller medium body and a smooth texture. maybe a little undercarbonated, but i like the way this sits in my mouth and stomach, extremely satisfying. a memorable brew, perennial is on a roll!
03-05-2014 17:29:19 | More by StonedTrippin
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
04-29-2013 01:57:48 | More by oline73
4/5 rDev +3.9%
The beer pours a brown color with a tan head. The aroma is full of toffee and walnuts, two notes that really go well together in this case. The flavor is very similar. I get a lot of sweet toffee and brown sugar notes, with some walnuts and chocolate also thrown in. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Very well done and very enjoyable.
08-05-2012 22:10:54 | More by Mora2000
New York
4/5 rDev +3.9%
From 06/01/13 notes. Had an 8 oz. pour of this on tap at Tørst in Brooklyn, NY.
a - Pours a reddish dark brown color with one inch of off white head and moderate carbonation evident.
s - Smells of walnuts, sweet vanilla, cream, fruit, roasted malts, nuts, and earthy notes.
t - Tastes of walnuts, peanuts, roasted malts, dark fruits, chocolate, toasted malts, earthy notes, musty, and light sweet vanilla. Again, tson of nuts to it, as ot be expected.
m - Medium body and low carbonation. Smooth and creamy, and easy to drink. Nice mouthfeel.
o - Overall I thought this sounded interesting and thought it worked really well. As you'd expect, there is a ton of walnut in the nose and taste, mixing nicely with the roasted and toasted malts. Worth checking out, would have it again.
06-03-2013 21:03:18 | More by mdfb79
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
04-24-2013 13:29:35 | More by mendvicdog
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-16-2013 11:22:33 | More by DrunkinYogi
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
07-08-2014 05:21:40 | More by GClarkage
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
01-04-2013 19:09:05 | More by imperialking
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-20-2013 00:09:29 | More by yourefragile
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
06-01-2013 01:27:15 | More by rab53
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-19-2013 22:46:46 | More by billab914
Black Walnut Dunkel from Perennial Artisan Ales
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Hey, ready for an 86th Academy Awards post-mortem? Yeah, me neither. It's a little late now for that to be a "hot" conversation, anyway—though I'd be remiss if I didn't point you back to November, when I told you that 12 Years a Slave was going to be your Best Picture winner. Yes, you may now feel free to point out that I botched the Best Director call; that was clearly going to happen once Alfonso Cuaron took the Director's Guild prize, the certain signal of an upcoming Oscar win, but that's OK, because Gravity wasn't just one of my Top 10 Movies of 2013, it was my favorite movie of the year, and I have been a Cuaron fan ever since A Little Princess.
To get the best of the rest of Oscar fever out of your system, go John Travolta-fy your name, and then come on back and let's get on with some new material.
My official 2014 viewing has begun; I haven't caught up with The Lego Movie yet (I'll be dragged to it kicking and screaming, and then probably like it), but I have seen the excellent documentary Kids for Cash, and the movie that has inspired this post, In Secret—an enjoyably trashy adaptation of French writer Émile Zola's 1867 creepy Gothic romance Thérèse Raquin.
Star Elizabeth Olsen (about whom I also made a future-oriented Oscar prediction that I have yet to abandon) is a compelling presence in the film, holding her own up against a scenery-gobbling supporting turn by Jessica Lange—who has blissfully entered what I'll call the Baby Jane phase of her career—and the film's ripe passions should more than satisfy devoted fans of the genre despite critics' overwhelmingly negative appraisals, but what I will take away from the screening is how it reminded me of the pleasures to be found in the individual shot. The single frame that can arrest, delight, or horrify the eye; the isolated image that can move the soul.
In the Olsen film, this happened for me during the shot you see above. Ingmar Bergman observed that the work of film "begins with the human face," and in this case, what caught me by surprise was a moment of purely pictorial beauty—this golden lamplight rippling along the edges of Olsen's cheek, warming the flesh in an otherwise cold atmosphere, giving me a delicious thrill. It wasn't an "important" shot in the scheme of things as I remember; yes, something dramatic was happening, but it was more of a passing moment. Seeing this well-crafted image just got to me, as fleeting as it was, and reminded me of the painstaking work of cinematography, of its occasional happy accidents (spectacular images that are captured unplanned), and of the physical toil required in image-making…the sheer amount of imagination and work that goes into crafting what you see so that it appears inevitable and effortless and un-manufactured, even though there's all kinds of artifice involved in achieving that, going on just beyond the borders of the frame.
So my gratitude goes out to In Secret cinematographer Florian Hoffmeister, whose work previous to this film was unknown to me. Below, I've quickly picked out five more of my favorite shots from films to remember—but I simply won't confine those choices to just pretty pictures, because that would be a disservice to illustrating how complex a phenomenon the impact of "the shot" really is. Mostly what I mean by this is that it's all about the "Kuleshov Effect" (we all learn about it in film school)—the notion that the meaning and power of cinema, and any single shot, is derived more from the whole than from the parts. Meaning some of my favorites here take their greatness not just from the images we are looking at, but by how they have been arranged within the images and sounds that come before and/or after them.
When the manimals created by Charles Laughton's Dr. Moreau decide to abandon "the law" and have at their whip-wielding master, this climactic sequence of the film begins with a nifty series of shots where the creatures are storming right at us. Director Erle C. Kenton and cinematographer Karl Struss (who would later go on to shoot the marvelous Chaplin feature The Great Dictator) deliver a series of shots that start blurry and move into sharp and shocking focus, giving us scary close-ups of the forward-charging monstrosities. Then the camera executes something different to put an exclamation point on our terror, tilting quickly downward to show us how one of them walks with one foot…and one hoof. So, so creepy a moment.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Here's one of those cases where there's a shot I love principally because it comes as the payoff to a spectacular buildup. Robert Redford's introduction as the Sundance Kid comes in an extended closeup of him, and only him, clear in the frame as he plays cards. He wins and is accused of cheating; the loser gets up from the table and makes the charge, but we don't cut away, we stay on Redford. When Butch Cassidy (Paul Newman—does anyone not know this? Why did I bother writing that?) enters, we don't see him either, we just hear his voice. We only see Butch when he squats into view, leaning into Sundance's ear to dissuade him from trying to hold onto his winnings. We still haven't cut to a reverse angle as Butch approaches the sore loser about to draw his pistol—who abruptly sticks out his arm to push Butch away. Butch turns back, says "I can't help you, Sundance." And now, we cut to Card Player #1 (played by
Paul Bryar Donnelly Rhodes, as corrected by a MFF reader; an error well-spotted!).
His eyes dart over to Butch, and then back to the Kid.
"I didn't know you were the Sundance Kid when I said you were cheating."
It's a pants-wetting moment to treasure.
Now, in Ye Olden Days of Screenwriting, the screenwriter used to indicate cuts and all sorts of other camera directions that the director and cinematographer might (or, as you may expect, might not) follow to the letter. A quick consultation of William Goldman's brilliant script for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid reveals that this is not the way Goldman envisioned this scene being cut together at all—so, whether or not the scene was originally shot with coverage conforming to Goldman's script, we can definitely look to the genius of George Roy Hill's direction and the editing choices of John C. Howard and Richard C. Meyer for the keys to this magnificent shot. Not to mention the sumptuous images realized by legendary cinematographer Conrad L. Hall.
Much anticipating the long-delayed, supposedly upcoming-at-last "King Conan" movie (or whatever it's called now) with Arnold Schwarzenegger returning to the role that made him a superstar, I recently sat down and revisited his debut turn as Robert E. Howard's muscular barbarian. An entirely separate article could (and probably will, eventually) be written about Making a Great Entrance in the movies; Arnie's first appearance onscreen in John Milius' virile rendering of the Howard mythos is actually one of the last times I remember ardent applause breaking out in a movie theater for a moment like this.
Already famous as a champion bodybuilder, Schwarzenegger was still a major risk to put at the center of a big-budget film like Conan the Barbarian; when the Austrian Oak actually started talking a little later in the film, some thought his thickly-accented voice to be a liability; to me, it only added to his authenticity in the role. But cinematographer Duke Callaghan's clean, strong shot—when Arnold looks up and Basil Poledouris' majestic score sends in horns to trumpet (ha) our hero's arrival as a man—is undeniably one of the great introductions of a character and star.
Most of the time, optical effects in movies have two purposes: to serve as simple transitions (fade-outs, dissolves, and so on), or to serve as invisible (or seamlessly believable) special effects. In Martin Scorsese's wonderful 19th-century romantic drama based on Edith Wharton's celebrated novel, there is a shot where an "iris" effect is employed, and done so in a way as to very much call attention to itself.
Newland Archer (Daniel Day-Lewis), soon to be married to May Welland (Winona Ryder), hasn't yet had an affair with the seductive Countess Olenska (Michelle Pfeiffer)…but they are working their way inevitably towards it, and are ever on alert for their least odd behavior being spotted by the nosy-rosies surrounding them. Watching a performance together in the same theater box, Newland and the Countess have an intense tête-à-tête—Scorsese and Director of Photography Michael Ballhaus call attention to it by having the shot echo precisely what is "going on" between them and around them, by imposing an iris effect that closes in, blacking out their surroundings and narrowing our focus towards them as other sound drops away and we only hear their whispered tensions. The effect created is that the image both reinforces the secrecy they hope to preserve, while also suggesting it's possible someone with a pair of opera glasses could be spying on them.
Scorsese is often unafraid to call attention to his authorship of the moment—see the much-talked about shot in Taxi Driver when the camera retreats from Travis Bickle and into an empty hallway, motivated by exactly nothing other than our discomfort with his pleading—and this is one of my favorite examples of how he does that very well. I remember it being a literally jaw-dropping moment of audacity to me, because I remember yes, dropping my jaw down, and leaning back hard into my seat feeling like I had to hold my breath until the tension was released.
(If you're thinking, hey, didn't he mention this moment before?, I'm way ahead of you. I did, back in 2012 when I asked the Academy to Just Give Daniel Day-Lewis His Third Oscar Already. They helpfully obliged, but I'll probably be thinking about this shot from this movie a lot longer than his admittedly wonderful work in Lincoln.)
Maybe you thought I'd include the famous long take from Orson Welles' Touch of Evil. Sure, it's great, but this is my list and instead I'm going to offer a nod to DP Jean Lépine's tribute shot from Robert Altman's acid comedy about Hollywood deal-making that actually references it not only in style, but through dialogue (Fred Ward's security-man character talks about how much he loves the shot as he discusses it with someone on the lot). Plus, it has it over the Welles for me because it features funny cameos—to actually have writer Buck Henry pitching his script for The Graduate, Part II to executive Griffin Mill (Tim Robbins) is priceless. This could be the greatest shot-about-shots (in one of the greatest movies-about-movies) of all time.
Could be that because I'd mentioned appreciating basic pictorial beauty with the Olsen film, I prejudiced myself against thinking of chiaroscuro/"chocolate-box"-type images, shots where the lighting or focus are even the key matters of interest, or any "sweeping landscape" shots–though I'd definitely be interested to think about gorgeous landscape shots where perhaps the location is not doing most of the work.
And may I add that I feel awful having not yet mentioned Roger Deakins, who might just be the greatest working cinematographer today. (I'll just say there are too many great shots of his, and it's therefore impossible to single out just one) I got started loving his work with Nineteen Eighty-Four, where he made the desaturation of color to produce ugliness a truly beautiful thing. Known also for his frequent associations with the Coen Brothers, Deakins, a revered master of composing for celluloid, is a recent convert to digital cinematography—and his embrace of that technology was a major stepping-stone in the continuing evolution of moviemaking. That Deakins has never won an Oscar (he was most recently nominated for the Bond film Skyfall and last year's Prisoners) is emerging as one of the all-time Academy oversights.
Some of my "runners-up" that came to mind: Peter O'Toole holding that match, in Lawrence of Arabia; the final shot from The Graduate (which I wrote at greater length about here), Grace Kelly's slow-motion kiss of James Stewart in Rear Window; the super-long-take affection between Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant in Notorious; the heartbreaking closeup of Bergman as she listens to "As Time Goes By" in Casablanca; Bruce the Shark making his first appearance in Jaws; the iconic "gunbarrel" shot that (usually) opens a James Bond movie; the unmasking of Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera, and yes, the wildly impressive long-take opening of Gravity (which, despite its having originated mostly in a computer, is cinematography nevertheless)…
I put together this list in an all-fired hurry, going with the first five shots that came to mind. There are millions of shots left from movie history to name. See how you do with picking out some great ones and sharing them with us below.


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When it began 42 years ago in San Diego, Comic-Con was a tiny gathering for hard-core comic book fans. These days the four-day blowout—which starts on July 12—has become a locus of geek culture for movie studios, toy manufacturers, and video game companies eager to flog their wares to the more than 100,000 attendees. It's a place where small artists can get buried—or discovered.
Based near Inglewood, Shing Yin Khor will make her transition from eager convention attendee to featured artist with her quirky Web comic, Marlowe the Monster. Khor sculpts adorable, expressive clay characters, which she photographs as they suffer through layoffs, bad dates, and life's other mundanities. Her two-inch anthropomorphic globs are endearing, and they've been grabbing attention at art shows and smaller conventions around L.A. She beat out hundreds of other applicants to win a spot in Comic-Con's coveted Small Press exhibition. A former theatrical set and prop designer, Khor draws much of her inspiration from pop culture. "A lot of people think Marlowe is quite unique," she says, "but if I listed all my influences—which range from Wallace and Gromit to dollhouse furniture to autobiographical Web comics to sci-fi monsters—I think it's pretty clear where my aesthetic comes from."
She'll be joining local writers and artists like Sam Humphries, whose self-published sci-fi satire, Our Love Is Real, landed him a deal for the original series Higher Earth, along with brothers Shane and Chris Houghton, whose popular western comedy Reed Gunther—about a cowboy and his grizzly bear steed—led to a new paperback collection. The comic legitimized them, says Shane, "and now we're able to pitch new ideas to publishers and studios." As for Khor, a studio deal would be swell, but her strategy is a little broader than that: "I hope to be a total rock star and charm people into buying my art while not catching a cold."
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'The Expendables 3′ Officially Adds Mel Gibson and Antonio Banderas
It's been rumored for some time now, but it's now official: the great(ly troubled) Mel Gibson has joined the cast of 'The Expendables 3,' where he'll play the main bad guy. He's also being joined by Antonio Banderas, another fading star who has been rumored to join the film for quite some time.
Bryan Cranston Voiced a 'Power Rangers' Villain, and There's Footage to Prove It
Before the critical accolades of 'Breaking Bad,' before the memorable stint on 'Malcolm in the Middle,' the great Bryan Cranston was just a working actor, the kind of guy who couldn't say no to a part unless he decided he didn't want to pay his rent. This means that the early filmography of the man who would be Walter White is filled with all kinds of odd projects ... and 'Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers,' a fact that Jay Leno dredged up when Cranston appeared on 'The Tonight Show.'
'Bloodsport' Remake Is Happening Because Not Even Jean-Claude Van Damme Is Sacred These Days
Once upon a time, we would have turned up our noses at the thought of an impending remake of 'Bloodsport' and said something like, "Is there no originality left in Hollywood these days? A Jean-Claude Van Damme film? Really?" These days, the news of an impending 'Bloodsport' remake can barely get a shrug out of us. But yes, they're remaking 'Bloodsport.'
'Law and Order' Star Dennis Farina Dead at 69
Dennis Farina, the hugely recognizable veteran of film and television, has passed away at the age of 69. Over the course of his 32-year career, Farina specialized in playing cops and other authority figures, utilizing his background in law enforcement to springboard into acting.
'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' Are Doing a Crossover Episode
After years of sharing the same block on Fox Sunday nights, 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' are finally doing something that no one ever expected: they're crossing over. To be more specific, an upcoming episode of 'Family Guy' will see Peter Griffin and his family stumble into the town of Springfield, where they encounter the Simpson family.
'Last Vegas' Trailer: All of Your Favorite Old Movie Stars Throw a Wild Party
What do you get when Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline journey to Las Vegas in a movie? If this were a few decades ago, they'd probably all double cross and kill each other. But today? They get to play old buddies having one last hurrah in a similar fashion to 'The Hangover.' Because the only thing funner than old, drunk people are old, drunk movie stars. Or at least that's what everyone involved with 'Last Vegas' thinks.
2013 Emmy Nominations: Netflix and 'House of Cards' Have Officially Entered the Fray
The 2013 Emmy nominations have arrived and at first glance, it's more of the same. Of course 'Breaking Bad,' 'Mad Men,' 'Homeland' and 'Downton Abbey' seem to be dominating the drama category! Of course '30 Rock,' 'Louie' and 'Veep' are contenders in the comedy category! However, the big surprise with this year's nominations is that one of the most nominated shows wasn't even on TV at all.
'Sharknado 2′ is on the Way Because of Course It is
After years of pumping out amazingly awful, bargain bin TV movies, SyFy finally hit the big time with 'Sharknado.' For the first time, one of the network's movies was so silly, so dumb and so instantly meme-able that the world-at-large took notice and made it a thing. People were actually talking about 'Sharknado'! Real people! So it's no surprise that SyFy has announced a sequel. After all, they probably have a spare $137 lying around to fund it.
'The Wolverine' Post-Credits Scene Will Tease 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'
It's a really good time to be a fan of the X-Men. You've got 'The Wolverine' arriving next week and you have the increasingly epic 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' opening next summer. What could be better? How about a little taste of the latter at the end of the former?
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Despicable Me 2′ Triumphs over 'Grown Ups 2′ and 'Pacific Rim'
What's more powerful than a bunch of giant robots and giant monsters? What's more powerful than Adam Sandler and all his buddies? This weekend gave us a definitive answer: a lovable supervillain voiced by Steve Carell. 'Despicable Me 2' triumphed at the box office for the second week in a row, beating out newcomers like 'Grown Ups 2' and 'Pacific Rim' and making it look easy.


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3 November 2011
Bhakta Paul: Cheap Horror
and Deep Zen
Generally, I think of 40 minutes as a good
length for an album. In this particular case,
however, 15 would have been better – for
the twelve tracks on Bhakta Paul's "Death
Cab Blues" are variations on just five
musical themes, and that's already a
generous estimate.
"Bhakta" Paul Doucet
from Eugene, Oregon is not a bad guitar player. His
vocalizing, too, is effective enough, and all in all, the idea of recording a mix of
covers and originals in single takes, using just one's voice and a plugged-in
Martin guitar, is a commendable one. Yet, the resulting disc suffers from the same
faults that tend to plague the works of many of his European contemporaries
who take their efforts so seriously as to believe themselves a continuation of an
African-American tradition, be it Hill Country, Delta or otherwise.
Ironically, of course, they are – even if sometimes closer to a mock image and
despite a lot of things, including their youthful preoccupation with Death, Devils,
Cheap Horror and Deep Zen, as extensively documented on this CD. The real
problems only set in when they start excusing everything they do with "that's
how they used to do it in the early days."
Granted, "Sgt. Pepper" may not amount to much among bluesmen, but it's worth
keeping in mind that the people making records "in the early days" were in fact
making discs that had one groove on one side and another on the flip, both of
them rather limited in length. They were definitely not thinking of making 40-
minute LP's or 80-minute compact discs in 1927!
Moreover, evidence suggests that in live situations and when given the chance to
make longer records later in life, most of those old-timers exhibited a fabulous
grasp of dynamics and contrast: they knew very well how to build and pace a set
or a programme and *would not play identical tunes back-to-back* unless the
house was really rocking.
Admittedly, writers' credits were never a straightforward issue even in the
earliest of days, but unlike some of us, Bhakta Paul excels in crediting
Son House
("Death Letter"),
Rev. Gary Davis
("Death Don't Have No Mercy", "I Heard The
Angels Singing", "Twelve Gates To The City") and
Robert Johnson
Blues", "Hellhound On My Trail"). Strangely enough, he fails to mention
, for "Keeping It All Secret (Subterranean Blues Remix)" is very much a
cover of Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and no more a remix than any of
the other tracks...
There aren't many blues guitarists out there today who would list
Blind Gary
as their primary influence, and in that respect, "Bhakta" Paul Doucet is
definitely worth keeping an eye on. But unless you're a die-hard collector of
contemporary acoustic blues, you might want to actually listen to this album
before placing an order.
Bhakta Paul: "Death Cab Blues". Tulsi Nation Productions, 2011
Bhakta Paul (vocals, guitar)
Bhakta Paul's YouTube channel
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Pirates Trade Jason Grilli To Angels
A Pirates' fan favorite is now headed to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
Pirates DFA Wandy Rodriguez
After another disastrous start, the Pirates have designated for assignment starting pitcher Wandy Rodriguez.
Angels' Outfielder Kole Calhoun Proves Naysayers Wrong
Kole Calhoun enters the 2014 season as the Angels' starting right fielder and a 20-homer, 20-steal threat.
Angels' Mike Trout Best All-Around Player In Majors
Simply put, Mike Trout was the best player in the game in 2012.


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Calgary police are asking the public for help in their investigation into a fire in Union Cemetery, off Spiller Rd. S.E.
The fire was deliberately set in an old chapel on March 29th at around 3.30 p.m.
As smoke poured out of the windows and doors, witnesses spotted two men running from the scene.
After fire crews doused the flames and were able to enter the building, they found graffiti throughout the interior.
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9 Last-Minute Labor Day Recipes You Desperately Need
We swear these chef-approved recipes are only borderline difficult and time-consuming.
An Intervention For Those Considering Buying the Denny's 'Grand Cru Slam' Breakfast for $300
Alternatively named, "7 Ways to Spend Your $300 on Really Legit Tasting Menus."
New Study Confirms What We Already Knew: It's a Hard Knock Life for Chefs and Restaurant Workers
The plight of fast food workers has gained lots of traction recently, what with minimum wage talks, legislation for paid sick leave, and protests for fair wages. But the real crux of it is that no restaurant worker is immune to low wages, "fringe" benefits, and poverty-level problems. (That will make you feel good the next time you go out to eat, right?)
10 Foolproof Grill Tips From Our Favorite Chefs
It's summer, it's a holiday, and everyone always loves an excuse to eat. It makes sense, then, that one of the most popular ways to celebrate Labor Day weekend is by having a backyard cookout. But grilling can be tricky, if not totally intimidating -- what will your mother-in-law think of your fish marinade? What if you overcook your uncle's burger? -- so why not turn to the experts. Operating under the notion that if one is good, ten is better, we put together come of the best grilling tips from ten of our favorite celebrity chefs.
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WATCH: Bill Yosses Builds A Gingerbread White House In One-And-A-Half Minutes
Yesterday, the White House released this video of the long, labor-intensive, weeks-long process of building the traditional Executive Mansion gingerbread replica — all helpfully condensed to one-and-a-half minutes.Read on...


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Lenovo isn't abandoning small-screen Windows tablets after all
After halting sales on the ThinkPad 8 and selling out of the Miix, the company promises to keep producing new 8-inch Windows tablet PCs in the future.
John Morris and Sean Portnoy deliver straight talk about notebook and desktop computers.
John Morris is a former executive editor at CNET Networks and senior editor at PC Magazine.
Sean Portnoy is a former executive editor at Computer Shopper magazine and editor at CNET Networks.
After halting sales on the ThinkPad 8 and selling out of the Miix, the company promises to keep producing new 8-inch Windows tablet PCs in the future.
The new device is the follow-up to the Shield handheld gaming console and is expected to feature the company's Tegra K1 graphics processor.
An online retailer jumps the gun by listing the new chips, which include an eight-core Extreme Edition CPU that will cost more than $1,100.
While most Chrome-based laptops have Intel inside, new competition could push prices even lower on these low-cost notebooks.
Two different versions of the Chrome-based laptop feature the Core i3-40005U Haswell CPU, with a starting price of $349.99.
The refreshed 7-inch and 8-inch tablet lineup features Intel's new Atom processors and starts at $159.99.
WiFi is wonderful, but somehow we are still stuck with lots of cables. Now Intel and others are working to eliminate the rest and deliver true wireless computing.
The vertically stacked data layers promise faster performance than solid-state drives using conventional NAND flash memory, but at a higher price.
Based on the chip giant's reference design, the laptops include rugged features and Celeron processors.
The tablet/notebook hybrid is based on Intel's latest Education 2-in-1 reference design and includes educational accessories like a temperature probe and magnification lens.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. — Cuban prospect Alexander Guerrero is comfortable with his manager saying a platoon at second base is a possibility.
"No problem," Guerrero said through an interpreter. "It's fine as long as I'm continuing to work on making the adjustment."
Guerrero, whom the Dodgers signed to a four-year, $28 million contract in October, is in camp trying to prove he can be the Dodgers' everyday second baseman. manager Don Mattingly likes his chances. But the move from shortstop, his primary position in Cuba, to second is just one adjustment among many.
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Goshen Police DepartmentDaily activity blotter for Monday, February 3, 201414GOS00509 02/02/2014Nature of Call: DOMESTIC BATTERY IN PRESENCE OF A MINORBlotter: Zachary Bailey, 28, Goshen, reported being battered previously by his girlfriend. A report was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: WELKER, JEREMY F,9137Incident Location: 806 S 8TH ST,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 12:20 amDate_Incident14GOS00510 02/02/2014Nature of Call: BATTERYBlotter: Freddie Demetz, 30, Goshen, reported an argument with a known acquaintance. A report was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: MILLER, DAVID K,9126Incident Location: 66 ROXBURY PK,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 10:28 amDate_Incident14GOS00512 02/02/2014Nature of Call: CRIMINAL MISCHIEFBlotter: John Huber, 72 years old, Goshen, reported his Jeep Grand Cherokee was damaged in the parking lot of Menards whilehe was shopping. A report was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: YODER, MATTHEW E.,9142Incident Location: 1925 LWE,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 12:50 pmDate_Incident14GOS00514 02/02/2014Nature of Call: THEFTBlotter: John Charlton, 62 years of age, Goshen, reported a mudflap was stolen from his vehicle. A report was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: HUBBARD, HOWARD W.,9130Incident Location: 2304 LWE,GOSHEN,IN1/28/14 3:00 pmDate_Incident14GOS00511 02/02/2014Nature of Call: LEAVING SCENE OF PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTBlotter: Cory P Scott, 36 years of age, 59192 Lower Dr, Goshen, IN, was arrested after he left the scene of a property damageaccident. A report was taken and Cory was incarcerated at the ECSD Jail.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: WELKER, JEREMY F,9137Incident Location: 4580 ELKHART RD,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 11:50 amDate_Incident14GOS00515 02/02/2014Nature of Call: THEFTBlotter: Brandon Huff, 33 years of age,Goshen, reported the theft of his wallet while at Ares Fitness, 201 Chicago Avenue. Areport was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: MILLER, D. SHAYNE,9148Incident Location: 201 CHICAGO AVE,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 12:45 pmDate_Incident14GOS00517 02/02/2014Nature of Call: OFFICERS REPORT/CUSTODY DISPUTEBlotter: Alexis Perez-Tenopala, 18, Goshen, reported an incident regarding visitation with his infant daughter.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: MAGGERT, KIRK M,9110Incident Location: 1716 ROC LN,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 5:00 pmDate_Incident14GOS00518 02/02/2014Nature of Call: OFFICERS REPORT/24 HOUR COMMITMENT TRANSPORTATIONBlotter: Officers were called to IU Goshen Health, 200 W High Park Ave, in reference to 72hr paperwork needing signed by ajudge. The paperwork was signed and taken to IU Goshen Health.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: HUSER, TYLER,9156Incident Location: 200 W HIGH PARK AVE,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 4:58 pmDate_Incident14GOS00519 02/02/2014Nature of Call: OFFICERS REPORT - 24 HOUR COMMITMENT TRANSPORTATIONBlotter: Police were called to the 600 block of S. Main Street in reference to a female subject who had possibly overdosed onprescription medication. Police arrived and the female was transported to IU Goshen Health for treatment. A report was taken.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: CLERE, MARK D,9160Incident Location: 625 S MAIN ST,GOSHEN,IN2/2/14 6:50 pmDate_Incident14GOS00520 02/03/2014Nature of Call: INTERFERENCE WITH CRIME REPORTBlotter: Dale Shepherd, 29YOA male from 208 Dewey Avenue Goshen, was arrested and jailed for Interference with CrimeReport after officers were sent to 208 Dewey Avenue for a welfare check when a 911 call was disconnected.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: FULLER, THOMAS A,9124Incident Location: 208 DEWEY AVE,GOSHEN,IN2/3/14 1:27 amDate_Incident
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WELLINGTON--Three Canadian men missing in Antarctica are believed dead after the wreckage of the plane they were traveling in was found, the New Zealand rescue service said Saturday.
"The aircraft wreckage is on a very steep slope, close to the summit of Mt. Elizabeth [in Antarctica]. It appears to have made a direct impact that was not survivable," the Rescue Coordination Centre of New Zealand said in a statement.
The RCCNZ was coordinating the rescue effort.
The names of the three men couldn't be confirmed.
The three men's Twin Otter plane went missing on a flight from the South Pole to the Italian base in Terra Nova Bay on Wednesday evening and an emergency locator transmitter was activated.
Joint New Zealand, U.S. and Canadian rescue efforts have been hampered by bad weather, but helicopters managed to reach the area around 0615 GMT Saturday and surveyed the wreckage briefly from the air, the RCCNZ said.
RCCNZ Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator Tracy Brickles said in the statement that it was a very sad end to the operation.
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Free Congressional Trips to Israel: Learning to Embrace Your Narrative
by James M. Wall On March 23, the Chicago Tribune presented one of its periodic reports on overseas travel by Chicago area members of the US Congress. The country most often visited? Israel. The Tribune's interest was primarily on what motivated … Continue reading
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"Miral" Asks Questions The Israel Lobby Does Not Want You to Hear
by James M. Wall In an early scene from the new motion picture Miral, the school principal Hind Husseini, tells a group of teenage Palestinian girls that "an uprising some people call an intifada has started". Miral whispers to a … Continue reading
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Fear Goes Away When the Desire To Act for Liberation Is Shared By Others
by James M. Wall In 1968, American civil rights organizer Bayard Rustin wrote, "We would be mistaken to think that the only desires of young Negroes today are to have a job, to have a decent house, to be well … Continue reading
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Bibi Is On "The Wrong Side of History" When He Opposes Arab Uprisings
by James M. Wall Professor Fawaz A. Gerges explained why Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu tried to use his considerable political muscle in a failed effort to keep Hosni Mubarak in power. Gerges, who teaches Middle Eastern Politics and International Relations at … Continue reading
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Vitamins & Supplements
Lactobacillus is a type of "friendly" bacteria. It lives in your body but doesn't cause disease. You can also get it in food and supplements.
Lactobacillus may help your body:
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Citicoline is a natural chemical in the body. It seems to play a role in brain health. It's available as a supplement in the U.S. In other parts of the world, citicoline is sold as a drug. It's used to try and help sharpen thinking in people with blood flow problems in the brain.
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- Break down food
- Absorb nutrients
- Resist infections in the gastrointestinal tract
Why do people take lactobacillus?
People take lactobacillus for many reasons.
Digestive system. People take lactobacillus to try to treat or prevent diarrhea. It can help children more quickly get over diarrhea caused by an infection.
Lactobacillus may also help prevent diarrhea for:
- Travelers
- Hospitalized adults
- People taking antibiotics
- Patients getting cancer treatment
People also take lactobacillus to try to treat other problems related to the digestive system. Studies show some promise for:
- Colic in babies
- Ulcerative colitis
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Helicobacter pylori infection, which causes ulcers
There isn't enough research to know if lactobacillus helps with Crohn's disease or necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in premature babies.
Infections. Many studies show that lactobacillus may help prevent infections. For example, it may help prevent lung infections in children in daycare centers. It also may help treat or prevent vaginal infections caused by bacteria.
But there isn't enough known about using lactobacillus for colds or urinary tract infections. And it isn't clear if it can boost the immune system or prevent infections in people on ventilators.
Skin problems. People take lactobacillus to try to treat:
- Fever blisters
- Acne
- Eczema
- Canker sores
- Hives
Eczema may benefit from the use of lactobacillus, but there isn't enough evidence to know if it helps with these other skin problems.
As for other uses, it's not clear whether it is effective for lactose intolerance, high cholesterol, or Lyme disease.
Researchers have used many different doses of lactobacillus. The optimal dose is not known. But a typical daily dose ranges from 1 to 10 billion living organisms. You take this divided into three to four doses each day. It may work better if the product is kept in the refrigerator.
Lactobacillus is called a probiotic when you take it in adequate amounts to help with health. However, supplement ingredients and quality may vary widely from maker to maker. This makes it hard to set a standard dose.
Can you get lactobacillus naturally from foods?
Lactobacillus is present in some fermented foods such as:
- Yogurt
- Cheese
- Kefir
- Sauerkraut
- Olives
- Pickles
It's also in milk and added to some infant foods.
What are the risks of taking lactobacillus?
Lactobacillus is likely safe for adults, children, and babies. Pregnant and breastfeeding women have also used one type of lactobacillus safely. But other types of lactobacillus need more study to be sure of its safety.
Side effects. Lactobacillus may cause mild gas or bloating.
Risks. Do you have a weakened immune system or short bowel syndrome? If so, talk to your doctor before taking lactobacillus. It may raise your risk of infections.
Interactions. Be cautious if you combine lactobacillus with medications that depress the immune system. You may be at higher risk of infection from the lactobacillus. Some examples of these medications are:
- Cyclosporine
- Prednisone
- Corticosteroids
Take lactobacillus at least two hours before or after you take any antibiotics.
The FDA does not regulate supplements. Tell your doctor about any you're taking, even if they're natural. That way, your doctor can check on any potential side effects or interactions with medications or foods. He or she can let you know if the supplement might raise your risks.
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Current advances in ocular pharmacology (Proceedings)
A. Routes of Administration
1. Topical—most common route of administration
Degree of penetration of topically applied medications depends on integrity of normal defense mechanisms of the eye. Drug absorption is greatly enhanced by ocular inflammation. Medications put in the conjunctival sac can penetrate the cornea, conjunctiva, or be absorbed systemically via the nasolacrimal system. Topical administration is also affected by the vehicle, molecular size of the drug, drug concentration, pH, electrolyte composition, and preservatives.Corneal epithelium is the main site of resistance to drug penetration. The cornea may be thought of as a fat-water-fat sandwich. As a result, the epithelium and endothelium are relatively impermeable to electrolytes but are readily penetrated by fat-soluble substances. The stroma is readily penetrated by electrolytes but not by fat-soluble substances. Drugs that have the ability to exist in equilibrium in solution as ionized (water soluble; polar) and unionized (lipid soluble; nonpolar) forms are ideal for topical use, i.e., chloramphenicol, fluoroquinolones, alkaloids. Topical administration is used for treatment of eyelids, conjunctiva, corneal, iris, and anterior uvea.
2. Subconjunctival (bulbar conjunctiva)
This technique requires only topical anesthesia and a tuberculin syringe with a 25- or 27-gauge needle. Volumes should not exceed 0.25 ml in cats and dogs and 1.0 ml in horses and cows. Subconjunctival medication reaches the cornea by slowly leaking out of the injection site. Intraocular drug levels are attained by diffusion through the cornea and sclera. Subconjunctival administration is used for diseases of the cornea, anterior, uvea, anterior vitreous, and sclera.
3. Intravitreal—used infrequently
Antibiotics and antifungal drugs have been effectively used in microgram dosages. Generally injected at the pars plana for infectious endophthalmitis.
4. Systemic—P.O., I.V., I.M.
Generally do not penetrate the anterior segment of the eye as well as topical or subconjunctival medications. Small molecular weight lipid-soluble drugs may penetrate the blood aqueous barrier. Drug penetration is also markedly increased with ocular inflammation. Systemic administration is required for treatment of diseases of the retina, optic nerve, and vitreous.
B. Mydriatics
Mydriatics cause dilation of the pupil by sympathomimetic or parasympatholytic action.
1. Atropine
Direct acting—parasympatholytic, blocks the response of postganglionic cholinergic receptors to acetylcholine. Cycloplegic (paralyzes ciliary musculature).
Duration—2-4 x day until mydriasis—then as needed.
Lasts 1-2 weeks—dog.
Lasts 4-6 weeks—horse.
Use. Cycloplegic—uveitis/pain. May cause gut stasis in sensitized horses.
2. Tropicamide (Tropicacyl®)
Synthetic parasympatholytic. Cycloplegic (weak).
Duration—Works in ~ 15-20 minutes. Lasts ~ 2-4 hours.
Use—Diagnostic evaluation.
C. Miotics
Topical administration results in pupillary constriction, ciliary muscle contraction, and increased aqueous outflow.
1. Pilocarpine
Direct acting--cholinergic, mimics acetylcholine.
Strength—0.05% - 4%.
Duration—4 – 6 hours
Use. Glaucoma, KCS limited. Often is topically irritating.
2. Carbachol - Carbostat® 0.01%
Used most commonly as an intracameral injection after cataract surgery to decrease potential intraocular pressure spikes.
3. Latanoprost - Xalatan®
Prostoglandin F 2a analog
Currently drug of choice for treatment (miosis) of glaucoma (increases aqueous outflow).


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