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Football all-state teams announced
By Don Voltz
Offensive Player of the Year Darius Wade
2012 Delaware High School All-State Football team
First Team
QB Darius Wade Middletown Jr.
FB Pierce Ripanti Caravel Sr.
RB Jamar Baynard Middletown Sr.
RB Marquel Knight Indian River Sr.
WR Chris Godwin Middletown Jr.
WR Andre Patton St. Elizabeth Sr.
TE Ameer Watson Smyrna Sr.
C JD Fillippone Salesianum Sr.
OG Jacob Smulski Middletown Sr.
OG Jose Ortiz Smyrna Jr.
OT Nick DiGati Middletown Sr.
OT Darren Helwig Smyrna Sr.
DE Jacob Smulski Middletown Sr.
DE Mike Williams St. Mark's Sr.
DT Jayvon Thomas A.I. DuPont Sr.
DT. Jacob Bricker Middletown Jr.
DT. Devan Labau St. Mark's Sr.
LB Nick DiGati Middletown Sr.
LB Troy Reeder Salesianum Jr.
LB Cory Mattox Delmar Sr.
LB Chris Godwin Middletown Jr.
DB Jarrett Ross Charter Sr.
DB Andre Patton St. Elizabeth Sr.
DB Thomas Davis Middletown Sr.
Special Teams
K Adam Szczerba St. Elizabeth Sr.
P Jim Andrews Salesianum Sr.
Ret Chris Godwin Middletown Jr.
Second Team
QB Ian Gory Dover Sr.
FB Grant Roberts Concord Sr.
RB Donovan Cain Dover Sr.
RB Austin Tilghman St. Andrew's Jr.
WR Kendall Wicks Caesar Rodney Jr.
WR Thomas Davis Middletown Sr.
TE James Rendle St. Elizabeth Sr.
C Corey Donovan Newark Sr.
OG Kees Elling Indian River Sr.
OG Wesley Jones A.I. DuPont Sr.
OT Jim Januzzio Salesianum Sr.
OT Andrew Marshall Milford Jr.
DE Butch Booth Sussex Central Sr.
DE Conor Furey Archmere Jr.
DT Josh Hermann Caesar Rodney Jr.
DT James Rendle St. Elizabeth Sr.
DT Dimone Hodge Lake Forest Sr.
LB Brendan Fogerty St. Mark's Jr.
LB Travis Caraway Sussex Central Sr.
LB Deon Wright Dover Jr.
LB Silas Stewart Howard Sr.
DB Jordon Robinson Dover Sr.
DB Andrew McClelland Salesianum Sr.
DB Marquel Knight Indian River Jr.
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K Billy Zwicharowski Polytech Sr.
P Peter Grasso A.I. DuPont Sr.
Ret Andre Patton St. Elizabeth Sr.
Third Team
QB Kevin Trader Delmar Sr.
FB Sha'Quandas Murray Sussex Central Sr.
RB Jeff May Hodgson Sr.
RB Troy Reeder Salesianum Jr.
WR Deandre Davis St. Mark's Sr.
WR Jordon Robinson Dover Sr.
TE Cody Bauer Concord Sr.
C Justin Amarte Sussex Central Sr.
OG Tom Ott Cape Henlopen Jr.
OG Mike McClosky St. Elizabeth Sr.
OT Conor Furey Archmere Jr.
OT Nathan Robinson Lake Forest Sr.
DE Jimmy Woodward St. Georges Tech Sr.
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LB Keith Jones Sussex Central Sr.
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LB Robert Ortiz Lake Forest Sr.
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DB Adam Szczerba St. Elizabeth Sr.
DB Jeff May Hodgson Sr
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P Adam Szczerba St. Elizabeth Sr.
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I intend to do a series of Fanposts over the next 8 days giving everyone here at TST the opportunity to do a mini mock draft for the first 8 picks of the draft. I should have started this sooner so we could have done all 32 first round choices. Houston is now on the clock. The poll for draft choices for Houston to choose from will appear below & be open for approximately 24 hours.
QUARTERBACK. After trading last year's embattled "starter," Matt Schaub to Oakland, Houston is now left with only Ryan Fitzpatrick as a viable starting QB. So it's an obvious need.
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER. Houston's LB corps is underwhelming and needs to improve. They need to upgrade their LB corps.
DEFENSIVE TACKLE. Houston needs a clog up the middle, run stopping nose tackle.
OFFENSIVE LINE. Houston needs a right tackle and guard.
BEST PLAYER AVAILABLE? Arguably Jadaveon Clowney. Perhaps Mack is the BPA for Houston here. Of course Houston could go with a QB. You make the call.


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Same-sex? no problem for county magistrates
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Pine St. pump station project progressing
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Board OKs position for cyber classes
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Local jobless rate ticks up slightly
September 2, 2014 Warren County's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased slightly in June to 4. more »»
Academic coaches update board on their program
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Public input sought on River Landing project
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New regs changing lunches at school
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Board wraps paperwork for WAHS plans
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New Students, New Halls
September 1, 2014 The latest Warren County School District building is ready for school. Teachers and staff at Eisenhower Elementary School are looking forward to working in a brand new facility. more »»
Student's visa poses problem for district
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Beaty courts
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Imagination Needed
August 30, 2014 There is plenty of space to play outside Eisenhower Elementary School. But there are no swings, no slides, and no balance beams. more »»
Poles Prove Problem
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Board invokes medical transfer exemption
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City seeking buyer(s) for east side parking lot
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Greek families fled hunger, upheaval
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EHS' renovated gym open for everything except sitting
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Italians congregated in the westside
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Taco Treat adding Heights, West End locations
Taco lovers in Billings Heights and the West End will soon have a new treat.
Man pleads not guilty to attempted homicide in Heights Sonic shooting
A transient accused of shooting at a Heights fast-food restaurant worker and a police officer on July 6 while high pleaded not guilty Thursday to two counts of attempted deliberate homicide.
Sonic Shooting
Billings Police Chief Rich St. John delivers a press conference with details about the shooting at Sonic Drive-In on Main Street in the Heights around 8a.m. Sunday morning. Main St. is closed for several blocks as police investigate the large crime scene. A suspect is in custody at this time.
Sonic Shooting
Billings Police Chief Rich St. John illustrates the scene of a shooting at Sonic Drive-In on Main St. in the Heights on Sunday morning. Main St. is closed for several blocks as police investigate the large crime scene. A suspect is in custody at this time.
Fireworks at Castle Rock
A crowd turned out for the fireworks at Castle Rock Park in the Heights on Friday.
Lake Hills Golf Club is sold
Lake Hills Golf Club has been sold, according to a notice on the website of the Billings Heights course.
1st phase of Inner Belt Loop, named Skyway Drive, opens to traffic
Billings City Council members Denis Pitman and Angela Cimmino joined other officials as they cut the ribbon on Skyway Drive, the first phase of the Inner Belt Loop that connects Wicks Lane, near Skyview High School, with Alkali Creek in the Billings Heights on Friday.
Fire at 2007 Ida Street
Firefighters respond to a fire at 2007 Ida Street in Billings Heights on Sunday May 4, 2014.
Fire at 2007 Ida Street
Firefighters respond to a fire at 2007 Ida Street in Billings Heights on Sunday May 4, 2014.
Fire at 2007 Ida Street
Firefighters carry a dog kennel out from the burned house at 2007 Ida Street in Billings Heights on Sunday May 4, 2014. The homeowners lost their 3 dogs in the blaze.
Fire at 2007 Ida Street
Firefighters respond to a fire at 2007 Ida St. in Billings Heights on Sunday.
Guest opinion: No benefit to Heights Billings bypass
What's happening? The Billings bypass, as presented at the Bitterroot School, is not a bypass at all. It bypasses nothing.
Water threatening paint dump site in Billings Heights declared clean
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Guest opinion: Let's protect our coal industry from environmentalists
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New battle lines drawn for legislative races
Campaign filing season begins Thursday with new battle lines drawn for state legislative districts.
All-city champions
The Heights National Little League 9-10 All Stars were all-city champions. The team includes, back row: coach Rod Nelson, Zane Fleury, Caleb Partridge, Kayden Keith, Brooks Nelson, Cameron Ketchum, Marcus Wittman and coach Brandon Wittman; front row: Korbyn Cleasby, Lance Schaff, Kruz Slevir…
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Heights apartment fire does $20,000 damage
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"Aren't the rivers of Damascus, the Abana and the Pharpar, better than any of the rivers of Israel? Why shouldn't I wash in them and be healed?" So Naaman turned and went away in a rage. But his officers tried to reason with him and said, "Sir, if the prophet had told you to do something very difficult, wouldn't you have done it? So you should certainly obey him when he says simply, 'Go and wash and be cured!'"2 Kings 5:12-13 read more
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Beyonce just sang the national anthem at Barack Obama's Presidential Inauguration -- but the question ... was it the worst performance of her career?
You people can be so negative sometimes.
she did get a word wrong
I am sure Manti Te'o thinks that is his girlfriend singing out there...
It was good but forgettable. Whitney Houston's Superbowl was forever best.
It was ok..nobody can top whitney houston's rendition
I think her and Kelly Clarkson should of traded songs. This wasn't beyonce best performance.
Worst National Anthem ever.....Steven Tyler - Indy 500, Roseanne Barr - baseball game, and Foghat - NASCAR Race hands down!!!
no.......but she TOTALLY dissed VP Biden, 2 X'S!!!!
Most over rated singer ever !
She was good, but Marvin, Whit-Whitney Houstoun and my girl Fanny - were more authentic, Here is the ANSWER: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/591361/star_spangled_banner_fantasia/
Alicia Keys take note...DO NOT CHANGE ANY PART OF THE ANTHEM TO INCLUDE OBAMA...IT LACKS CLASS
Beyonce is an ignorant piece of crap. She should've stuck to singing and kept her moronic political opinions to herself.
The Obama's never should have allowed the face of Pepsi sing the National Anthem at the Inauguration, Since the US Taxpayers are paying to promote the "Lets Move" project to lessen juvenile obesity. I think it was a bad decision..
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2013/01/21/beyonce-national-anthem-barack-obama-inauguration/#ixzz2IdwUjTGx
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Everything Beyonce does is a bit much! Nice fur coat and fake hair. So typical.
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New system of social services financing: myths and mistakes
AbstractThe implementation of a new system of financing of social services establishes the conditions for the finding of the optimal form of the securing of human needs in an unfavorable social situation, which should contribute to the increasing of the effectiveness of the spent funds. The goal of this paper is to analyze some myths and mistakes that directly influence the effectiveness of this system of the social protection of the population. In this sense, attention is paid especially to: (1) an analysis of the results of grant proceedings, which are regulated by § 101 of law no. 108/2006 Coll., on social services, as amended, (2) an analysis of some of the findings on the manner of using the contribution for care for the securing of the need of care for oneself, (3) the implications of an aging population on the need of services for elderly citizens, in connection with the change of the system of social services financing.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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An independent panel appointed by Hillary Clinton, has investigated the Sept. 11 Benghazi attacks and released its report, citing "systematic failures and leadership and management deficiencies" at the State Department. The report did not suggest any members of the government were guilty of wrongdoing.
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Keywords: Benghazi, Clinton, investigation, panel, independent, review, assessment
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The board cited a lack of resources, more than anything else, as the reason for the terrorist's success on Sept. 11, 2012. The board also made a set of 24 recommendations to Clinton, which she said she will accept.
The review board consisted of Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering (Chairman), with Admiral Michael Mullen as Vice Chairman. Additional members were Catherine Bertini, Richard Shinnick, and Hugh Turner, who represented the intelligence community, according to the report.
The report quickly added that the criminal investigation which is still being conducted by the FBI, remains underway.
The purpose of the investigation was to determine where the fault for the tragedy actually lay. As with many tragedies, a multitude of things went wrong.
Among its findings, the report explained that the attacks were of a scale and intensity that was previously unconsidered. The report also stated that the attacks were just that, and no protest ever occurred.
The closest the report came to laying blame was to say that there was a "lack of transparency, responsiveness, and leadership at the senior levels," referring to leadership in Washington, Tripoli and Benghazi.
Specifically, no government entity advocated adequate security in Benghazi, despite previous warnings that the mission there could be under imminent threat.
"Embassy Tripoli did not demonstrate strong and sustained advocacy with Washington for increased security for Special Mission Benghazi," the report said.
The report also cited the lack of security and security problems including reliance on Libyan militias who were on recent strike over working hours and pay.
Ultimately, this reliance on local forces to provide security was the weakest link in the armor protecting the Benghazi Mission. On the night of the attacks, local security forces were not present because of disagreements and unarmed security fled in the face of the attacks.
There is also suspicion that the attackers had inside help, as they were able to breech the front gate of the compound with speed and relative ease.
The report finally says that little could be done, because there was little time for the military to react.
Despite the conclusion of the report that the attacks could not have been prevented or stopped, and that no government officials was responsible, the Obama administration still has much to answer for. Specifically, why did Obama and his staff insist for days afterwards that the attacks were the result of a protest that got out-of-hand versus simply stating the events were the result of terrorist action.
And why wasn't security stronger, given the inherent dangers of the region?
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has pledged to accept the recommendations of the independent panel.
Read the unclassified portion of the report here.
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I recently added HtmlEditorConfig::get('cms')->enablePlugins('safari'); to my _config.php file to get some Safari bugs out of TinyMCE. I plan on using it on all future projects.
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Bodyweight routines?
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I mean there's so many ants in my eyes! And there are so many TVs, microwaves, radios... I think, I can't, I'm not 100% sure what we have here in stock.. I don't know because I can't see anything! Our prices, I hope, aren't too low!
Why not get bigger?
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That was the first thing that struck me. If you want to be strong, not big, you might want to follow a strength routine, instead of a mass increasing routine.
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Strength and size are not mutually exclusive, so you'll get a bit of both no matter what you do.
If your main goal is strength, use a weight you can do 1-5 reps. For size, you want a weight you can take for many reps, and do many sets of that.
For a beginner wanting strength, I would do Starting Strength, but eat close to maintenance, instead of in a major surplus. You'll plateau sooner if you're not eating in a surplus, but you won't become massive so I'd consider that good for you.
I totally didn't realize that what I was doing was a bodybuilding type routine. I always thought that higher reps meant less size. I think I got that from P90x when they say for women to lean out to do 12-15 reps. Is this just flat out wrong? I should be doing very few reps??
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"The pub sells food at Mon-Fri: 12-15h and 17-21h, and 12-17h Saturdays and Sundays." in 13 reviews
"It's now a nice little booser serving a good selection of real ales I counted 13 and ciders (9)." in 10 reviews
"Five pounds for homemade pie, chips and gravy, and 50p off a pint for CAMRA members?" in 11 reviews
Um these people are awesome! The food is the bomb and these are the best chips I've had! Don't even get me started in the brews I could talk all day!
The Bree Louise is a strange one. It was recommended by a friend as a cheaper alternative to the Euston Tap next to Euston station. As I was stranded in London due to the recent storms it was a good excuse to check it out for one beer.
It's on a small side street on the west side of the station. There are 2-3 small tables outside but when you enter it's a bright lit and buzzing atmosphere with the characteristic musty malty smell of busy pubs that greets you. On that night it clearly was particularly busy.
Whilst it's got the look of an old man's boozer with the wooden bar, dirty old red carpet etc... The crowd couldn't be more eclectic. All age groups and social classes are represented and mingling about. The bar itself looks like a macro CAMRA beer festival. A few ales on tap and some visible casks. Food options are limited to pies and although I didn't eat there, my table-neighbour's smelled rather nice and enticing.
I had only one pint of a mild but on this occasion I wasn't fussed. And I thought £4 for a less-than-average mild was a bit stiff when for the same price or less you get crafty numbers at the Euston Tap. But it may have been a bad pick so I'll give it another go at the next opportunity.
Went here on a visit with my girlfriend as her grandparents used to own this pub in the 80s. It's now a nice little booser serving a good selection of real ales I counted 13 and ciders (9). Staff seamed friendly enough and serve tasters in shot glasses to make sure you like the beer before getting a pint. Can't comment on the food because I didn't try it prices ok for a pub right next to a central station (around £4 a pint)
Would probably go here with a group of my lads for a few session beers
As far as quality boozers serving food in the vicinity of Euston, there's not much competition. So wailing on a real ale pub serving fresh, home made food (probably for miles) feels a little harsh, like doing a Simon Cowell routine after a kid's carol service. But, in the interests of integrity...
The Bree Louise sits on one of those windblown residential side streets that exist adjacent to every hub train station is the Western world, where the patina of train grime is smeared across the windows like a derisory smear of margarine on a First Great Western ham sandwich.
Despite the unwelcoming approach and the initial, unstructured look, the overly bright, overly heated single room isn't the sort of itinerant boozer of last resort, filled with dealers, hooligans and the odd poor sod who missed the 5:15 to Leighton Buzzard. It's actually much better (or worse) than that. The Bree Louise is one of those 'proper' pubs. The kind of pubs where men have beards, toilets are 'functional' and it's acceptable to order a half of NoseSplitter or Noggin's Best before comparing fisherman's knit or World of Warcraft anecdotes with your closest (male) friends. For the Bree Louise is a CAMRA pub...
Now don't get me wrong, I love a real ale as much as the next man, but there's something about the nerdier than thou that can emanate from the REAL ale drinker that winds me up. It's the same sort of aggressive apologist behaviour that attaches itself to train spotters, obscure indie music fans and Evertonians. A 'get the digs in now, but we know we're right', folded arms attitude that makes for a very closed shop.
Thankfully, as well as 'Award Winning' ales, ciders and perrys (and a couple of lagers), they also serve a range of 'Award Winning' pies (and obviously feature as an 'Award Winning' pub in a guide book somewhere, given the number of confused tourists wandering through...)
Less thankfully, the pies we had were fairly sloppily constructed, with that deeply unappealing pub habit of slopping an inch or so of pre-prepared casserole into the bottom of an earthenware bowl before covering it with a frozen puff pastry shell and reheating to order. The cider sauce was far too thin, if well enough flavoured but there were just four small sad beige chunks of pork floating around in it, several inches below the carapace, like turds trapped under a swimming pool cover.
I suppose for £8 a pop, it's difficult to complain too vociferously about the food, but it didn't do it for me at all. The pub is recommended if you genuinely have missed the 5:15 to Leighton Buzzard and can't face the Weatherspoons*, or need to regale chums with your latest live roleplaying anecdotes over a pint of Old Badger, less so for anything else.
* Let me make this absolutely clear. The Bree Louise is a HUGE improvement over the Weatherspo'Neill-style sticky floored hellholes you normally find near stations. It's just that isn't saying much...
There are two types of pubs that tend to be my favorite: the polished up traditional-but-edgy ones that cater to the young and hip, and the ones that are small, old, laid out in some nonsensical way, and that smell like it's rained indoors fairly recently and someone poured beer on it to try to get it to dry. The décor and atmosphere of the Bree Louise falls into the second category, but I so love it, anyways. The beer selection is fantastic - lots of great ales on tap and constantly rotating. The outdoor area is lovely on nice days, though difficult to get a table so you'll be sharing sidewalk space most of the time. It's conveniently located to Euston, the British Library, and all sorts of stuff, but it's still off the beaten path enough to avoid a Wetherspoons-esque crowd. Mostly locals or people who work nearby. A great pub.
For a celebrated real ale pub I found their selection a bit boring. Despite such a large selection there wasn't one that I'd not tried before elsewhere.
As for the food... The pies are a bit of alright. But yesterday I thought I'd try the bangers & mash instead.
It took quite a while to arrive at my table. I had to go and remind them of my order.
And when it came it was quite a disappointment (especially in comparison to the bangers & mash at the Snooty Fox, which I'd had a few weeks ago, and which was excellent, particularly the venison gravy). The sausages were okay, though nothing to write home about. The mashed potato was quite stodgy. The gravy was very average - my mum does better. And there were no peas or any other vegetable with it. I know it's called "bangers & mash" but every other place I've had this dish gave us peas as well.
This is a very good pub that could be much better. On the upside, they have a great selection of cask ales, keg ales and cask ciders and they offer a nice CAMRA discount, but on the downside some of their (gravity) cask ales are so poorly kept that it's tough to drink them. Another bonus is that you can get three 1/3 portions for the price of a pint, so even if one of those three is ass poor you'e still got two others.
The decor is fine though the ventilation could improve; there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating; the bar staff are friendly. There is a carpet in this pub; take that as you will. I will never think that having a carpeted drinking esablishment is a good idea.
The range of beers the Bree Louise brings in can be quite good, so I'll keep coming back.
Very disappointing experience.
I went here on a fairly quiet day in late October for lunch with two friends. I was very hopeful when I saw the wonderful selection of beer behind the counter. If you simply want a beer and some crisps, this may be a good place to go, because it means you don't have to eat the food or deal with the lousy service.
My two friends, being Brits, ordered fried eggs and chips and ham. First, the order was wrong and they didn't receive the ham. Then when my friends pointed out that the fried eggs were supposed to have runny yolks, the serving staff ARGUED with them that the yolks were supposed to be hard. Even when my friends offered to pay for more eggs with soft yolks, the serving staff refused.
I ordered one of the "famous" pies. A haggis pie. Very disappointing. First it had no crust, either dough or mash. Instead it had root vegetables simply scattered through a very watery haggis filling. It was almost a haggis stew, not a pie. Not what I ordered or expected from a pie.
The decor was also tatty and one too clean.
So, skip it unless you want beer and crisps and don't mind rude serving staff and a dingy interior.
I haven't tried the food yet, but the beer gets a 5!
I've never seen a better beer selection outside of the annual beerfest. There were a good 5-6 I'd never heard of and quite a few ciders/ perries as well.
This place is quite rightly popular - we ended up sitting outside on a winter Monday because there were so many people there!
Will revisit. And revisit. You get the idea.
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Going to have to knock a star off as I do now tend to avoid the gravity beers here after having a couple of poor, flat pints (as some people have also experienced in recent reviews below). The stuff on hand pump tends to be much better.The competition the area has hotted up in the last year and having the odd duff pint like this makes me much less likely to brave the masses that squeeze into the awkward layout.
Now this place is different. Barrels behind the bar with an almost constantly changing selection of ales. 11 gravity ales apparently..I have no idea what that means though but it sounds impressive.
I enjoyed an unusual pint of St Peters Grapefruit and one of their pies (both reduced price with CAMRA membership) and was not disappointed at all. On a second visit I enjoyed several ales including a red squirrel. Sometimes they have the same ale on pump and gravity so you can compare the two.
Drawbacks? Well the layout seems a little uncomfortable. This pub just cannot be cosyno matter how much they try. Also seemed a bit dusty/dirty towards the end of the day too, but in some ways that adds to the old fashioned feel of the place.
No idea what the name references so I'm going to make my own mind up about that (the fictional town from Tolkein).
I will be dropping by regularly to discover a new ale and to enjoy a pie! I think this pub is going to go from strength to strength under its current direction.
You don't come here for a crazy night out. You don't come here for the heavily male, over 40, probably worked all their life in the rail industry, interesting looking clientele. You don't even come here because it's close to Euston. You come here for their ales and pies.
There's always something interesting on tap, and their scrumpy ciders are straight up lethal. For an emerging (getting old) ale drinker like myself, the Bree is ideal.
It has the feel of a local working mans club at times - they've clearly not spent much on the decor - but that's what makes it different.
50p off your pints with a CAMRA card too.
Like: vast selection of beers and cask ales. PIES. Low-key atmosphere. Friendly staff.
Dislike: prices of beers and cask ales
Ouch I was thinking this little back street boozer would be a bit more bank balance friendly but £4 for something silly like a Heineken... sheesh. Even the house brew 'Bree Louise' is that much. And don't get me started on how to describe my friend's face when the price of her gin & tonic was revealed... BUT I know we should be drinking the ales here as that is what it is famed for. I think CAMRA are trying to save this one. And so they should.
Scrumptastic ciders.
I quite enjoyed The Bree Louise as it's nice to be able to order more than the usual trio (strongbow/magners/bulmers) but not be stuck with something far too sweet.
I stopped in here last week for a bite to eat and a pint. The decor is old, and not in the best shape. If you're looking for suave and sophisticated go somewhere else. It was a Friday evening so most people were suited up until about 7pm when there was a noticeable shift in clientele (many suits could be seen staggering out/into the door). The few students around seemed to be there for the evening.
I tried a few of the ciders (don't ask me to remember the names!) and their wild boar burger. The burger was nice, but the bun was slightly over toasted.
Food wise, it's pubgrub. Cider wise, it's definitely worth a gander.
Come for the expansive beer list, stay for the outdoor heaters.
What this pub lacks in an attractive interior or friendly bar staff it makes up for in the impressive selection of beers and ciders and its small (but no less helpful) student discount. I've had some especially delicious, smooth porters here and--though I often feel like I'm shooting in the dark when choosing a pint from that long list of unknowns--I haven't been disappointed yet. Plus, there's always Old Rosie if I'm feeling uncreative (or if I'm feeling like I don't want to remember drinking it in the morning).
I guess it's a testament to the awe-inspiring selection that I keep coming back despite the fact that I could head an equal distance to a Sam Smith's pub for pints that are half the price.
Formerly the Jolly Gardeners, this corner pub and Free House close to Euston station has just been voted North London CAMRA's 'Pub of the Season' for Spring 2008.
If that commendation sounds a little obscure, what you need to know is that the new landlord is a real-ale enthusiast, and the Bree Louise regularly features ten real ales - five on hand-pump, and five gravity-dispensed from barrels behind the bar. Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter are the regular beers and, although the choice is currently not especially interesting, Adnam's 'Tally Ho!' is a welcome addition!
The interior comprises a large, carpeted single room, with plain walls and wooden furniture, with a seating area on the pavement when the weather permits.
The pub sells food at Mon-Fri: 12-15h and 17-21h, and 12-17h Saturdays and Sundays. It specialises in pies made on the premises, and although the food seems popular, I've not eaten here (yet).
An added bonus for CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) members is that they can obtain discounts on the price of both pints and food on presentation of a valid membership card. It's close enough to Euston (less than 5 minutes' walk) to stop here while waiting for a train (and certainly nicer than the hideous eateries in the station). Euston Square tube is also close by.
No matter how hard I try, I really find it hard to actively LIKE the Bree Louise.
The first thing people usually point at is the marvellous array of marvellous beer - it's like there's a permanent beer festival going on in there, with 4 or 5 beers on handpump on one side, and then another 5 or 6 on gravity dispense over the other side ("gravity" is the other name for when a beer cask is mounted on a rack, table or shelf, and then the barman opens the tap on the bottom & pours you a beer straight out - in case you were wondering).
Yes it's highly commendable to have all those beers available, but that doesn't automatically make it a good pub. I've had many pints in there, and some of them still come out tasting a little bland. Not BAD, as such: they'd more than certainly give you a replacement if that were the case.
A feature of the place is that CAMRA members get a discount (50p per pint I think), but that seems a little unfair I think: if you were going for rounds with 3 friends then their rounds would all cost £2 more for exactly the same product. Of course it makes members' eyes light up, and possibly contributes to attracting the superlative reviews we see. (disclosure: I'm a CAMRA member - it's not a jealousy thing)
If you look around and ignore the beers, what you've got is a fairly tatty & dingy saggy-ceilinged room, stuffed with tables that are the wrong size for the space they've got (and you can test this by trying to walk through from one door to the other when all the seats are full - a lot of the time you can barely open the door adjacent to the toilets get into the place, and approaching the bar with the handpumps on it usually prompts the typical apologetic do-si-do). The toilets are the most barely provided functional arrangement, periodically wafting parfum d'urine through the premises. The last 5 or 6 times my friends & I have been through there we've chosen to sit outside at the picnic tables rather than lap up the ambience inside, and this was over winter.
It's not that I can't stand the place - my point is that on balance it's a shabby-to-OK boozer, which does an excellent job of providing range & quality of real ale.
Perhaps another summary worth considering is that "If you were looking for a pint or 2 of real ale in the Euston Station area, it's the place you'd most likely head to", rather than "If you were planning to go out somewhere for a night in a pub, you couldn't go wrong with this place".
If I was going to rate it on the beer, it'd be a solid 4. As a pub, I'd say a 2. So lets agree call it an overall 3.
Quality of gravity dispensed beer very suspect. Music can be too loud.
Too many beers on at the same time.
Damn straight, this is a great pub! I could be a little wasted on you if you're after a polished, slick city bar and you don't like beer (in which case I feel very sorry for you for many reasons) but this is a Beer Mecca!
It's not the most salubrious of pubs, and it could be accused of being a little rough round the edges, but I shan't hold that against it one jot! I'd much rather a pub with old carpets and nicotine yellow walls than something that shines and glimmers and gleams but has no atmosphere!
Capacity for 16 beers, most of them on gravity (last time there were only 15 on. The shame!) and 8 proper ciders means that you will be spoiled for choice. It's a decent price, even more so if you're a CAMRA member as you get a handsome discount.
Rather pleasingly, you can get your cider (or lager, if you HAVE to) in a frozen glass. I like!
They have a good food menu dominated by pies. Now, my steak and kidney wasn't the greatest steak and kidney pie I've ever had but it was still damnably good and about the size of my head. Monday to Thursday they feature a "Pie of the Week" for a fiver which is most pleasingly barginous. Unless you have a CAMRA card in which case all pies are £5 any day of the week!
Staff are as a rule charmingly inoffensive and efficient and there is a very friendly, buzzy atmosphere. You will inevitably get a smattering of Beardy Weirdys but that should offend no one (partly because of what I aspire to become maybe) and I would say that the demographic is pretty varied.
Big screens show some sporting events, sound off during civilised hours.
Very highly recommended!
Great for the vast array of CAMRA beers and ciders
at incredibly good value prices for London; bad for smell of urinals pervading the lounge and the grim lighting.
WOW, the pies are so good here. I had the apple cider pie and it was the best pie I have ever tasted, of course it was my first authentic English pie I have ever tasted, but I can't imagine any other pie tasting better than what I had. The beer list is endless and have much ciders. They have a pie special every day for 6 pounds and they do give a 2 pound discount to students. Come for the pies, stay for the beer
Five pounds for homemade pie, chips and gravy, and 50p off a pint for CAMRA members? As a card carrier myself, I say, yes please, 4! And we did quite literally eat 4 pies, between 4 of course, and they were all delicious. Who says there are no good pubs around Euston?! Well I used to, but no longer, the Bree Louise is a gem. Spent quite a while chatting to the landlord about his new 11 barrel gravity delivery system, which uses sprung counterbalances to gradually tip the barrel as it empties. Clever stuff! What it means for you is delicious bitter all the time - like a permanent beer festival! They even print the last train times in the menu!
Enjoyed here nice lunch before leaving to Heathrow Airport.
We were just wandering around Regents Park - Euston area and ran across this pub. Tried beef, mushroom and red wine pie. Wife had pork, apple and cider pie. Both were amazing! Didn't try any ales or cider, however there was lots of choices available. Worth trying if you're in the area!
Can't believe I haven't been to this place before. It's a CAMRA fave and pretty plain inside but what a fab pub! Loads of ales, drawn straight from the barrels. Lovely bar staff, plenty of tables to sit at. Cold white wine (yay!) Reasonable prices and was busy on a Saturday afternoon in quiet a quiet area so obviously a fave with locals. And OMG, although I didn't eat there, the pies served up at the table next to me looked breathtakingly good (and the people eating them looked particularly happy!) A new fave for sure.
An Alladin's cave of tasty, tasty beer. Go for the one on hand-pump to avoid flat-ness. Can be a struggle to get a seat, but once you're installed you won't want to move all night. Staff are nice, people in there always seem happy and pleasant and it's so close to Euston. Great place, possible my favourite pub in London!
Wow! Fabulous selection of beers (it won an award for its beer), including some straight from casks behind the bar. For years I had thought all pubs near Euston were nasty, but this bucks the trend. It doesn't have the best decor, but if its affordable, well kept beer that you're after this is ideal. The staff were pleasant, and there were some interesting characters around who were happy to chat.
The beer selection is great, and I've drunk in here once or twice, but the atmosphere and decor is horrible. I'd rather drink somewhere with more limited selection and an interior that doesn't leave you embarrassed to take friends there!
If you're a real ale fan this is probably worth checking out as that is its only charm. The pub is located in a rough neighbourhood to the side of Euston station and the interior needs a good clean and a major refurb.
Very well kept pub minutes from Euston Station, in the restaurant-filled area tucked just off Euston Road. Nice cosy seating booths, if you are lucky enough to bag one, and plenty of other tables both inside and out. A good range of beer. Gets exceptionally busy on Fridays, but is eerily empty at the weekends. Better than much of the corporate nonsense nearby.
Required stop for those transiting from the North via Euston station. This place is a great adopted local with bags and bags of Ales, Ciders, Organic food, and Organic lager. You don't expect much in this area of London so its a treat to get a freehouse going out on a limb. There's a big 5pm rush (and quick service to go with it) as testament to a quality unassuming London boozer. But...previous reviews about lack of cosiness are spot on.
A great range of ales, ciders and pies can be found at the Bree Louise.
It's not a pub you'll stumble across, unless you're aimlessly roaming back streets but it's still only a few paces from Euston Station, or if it suits, Euston Square tube.
The only downside is that it gets really busy early evening, as others have said. Maybe it's just the landlord's helpful side but I think there are a couple too may tables so even if you get a seat you can feel quite squashed.
That said I still go back as the beer and service is good and the staff and other punters are friendly. It doesn't have the transient feel that the Head of Steam/Doric Arch has.
Others have mentioned that CAMRA members get a discount, I think students and nurses do too, although you may want to check!
not too many craft brews available right now but if you like cask ales and have a few minutes to spare before your train, you can join the other folks with their luggage. the stars are for student prices.
Another beer heaven. Decor might be a bit the worse for wear, but if you want really good real ale, well kept and served right by friendly staff, this is the place for you. If it were located somewhere more salubrious than Euston it would be permanently packed, but as it is it gets busy at times. A great feature is that on presentation of a current CAMRA membership card you get 50p a pint off.
This is an excellent little pub close to the Euston tube station. It has a small but solid menu (pies, cheese, puddings), but the real reason to come here is the beer. Chalked onto a board are the 15-20 draft selections available on the day. All are from local, artisinal breweries, with usually 4 hand pulls and the rest in small casks. There is another bar with the usual mega brews (e.g., Carlsburg, Guiness) -- but why drink that when you can quaff cool stuff you'll find nowhere else?!
Visited the pub at the end of February. Was the choice of a real ale drinking colleague so guess the impressive selection of ales was really good. Bar staff very pleasant and engaging to the degree of even advising me the potential cost of a double before pouring it. Place has something that can sometimes be hard to achieve, a nice modern vibe coupled with almost old world cultured politeness. I also noticed the next afternoon that it was quite packed for afternoon lunch. A very positive note for me was I lost my scarf (high sentimental value) and went back the next day on the off chance, the guy behind the bar politely asked me for any distinguishing factors and within 30 seconds he went to a back room and returned with my scarf. Now that, in central London, is to my mind superb. I highly recommend the place get there early to get a seat.
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Neesha leads a 20-minute sequence that will correct stooping upper back posture with heart openers. This class is especially applicable after a long day at your desk!
Thank you so much for this! It is exactly the sort of thing I need, and I love that there will be more 20 min classes.
What a lovely, heart-opening sequence. Which also happens to be great for the immune system.
Hi Neesha,
thanks for posting this very nice sequence. I'm following along!
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WOW – 20 minutes and it felt like I really got some good things happening in my body. SO great. The only thing was I couldn't quite figure out what you meant by the shoulders on the back – maybe a close up of your back or a bit more about that would help me. thanks zan
I really enjoyed this, Neesha. Thank you! Feels amazing after a day with the laptop. Will be doing this one again.
Neesha is really detailed about the shoulders and back in the shoulder therapy sequence a few months ago — found here http://blog.yogatoday.com/2009/03/09/shoulder-therapy/#comments
Check that out. It may help.
Mud Flap Girl?! Crack me up! When you first said it, I was following along and my fleeting reaction was "hmm." But with the description 2 seconds later, I just lost it and busted up laughing. (Yup .. I spent years living in the area and know those mud flaps well.)
Thank you ever so much. Having some slight lower back problems (am working on them) I tend to shirk the big backbends, because the might cause me pain later in the day. But this is so perfect!
I have chronic pain in my upper back and shoulders – and they feel fabulous after this session. Thank you!
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Thanks Neesha, for a soothing backbending routine. I especially like the modifications you used for cobra and downward dog. I find your lessons heart felt and easy to follow. Keep up the good work!~ Heather
This is spectacular! A wonderful sequence especially when you spend your day at a desk in front of a computer. I try to do this routine at least once a week.
This is one of my favorite shorter classes. It is only 20 minutes but I feel like it is a good pace and I get a lot of benefit from it. I work in front of a computer all day and it really helps relieve tension/pain in my neck and shoulder area. Thank you for this!
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Their names are Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, Faleke Oluwatoyin, and Bello Eniola and they're from Lagos, Nigeria. There's a neat video about them here.
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The exhibit highlights the historic importance of 19th century Chesterfield County railroads from the first railroad in Virginia, a mule-powered gravity track called the Chesterfield Railroad that opened in 1831, to the steam train network of the early 1900s that handled freight and passenger traffic, turning the region into a transportation hub.
In addition to a display of historic railroad artifacts such as an original train ticket and heavy-duty metal spikes used to nail iron tracks to wooden sleepers, the exhibit includes an original train schedule for the Tidewater & Western Railroad, which ran from Farmville to Bermuda Hundred until 1917 when the rails were torn up and shipped to Europe to aid with the Allied effort in World War I.
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The County Museum is located on the historic 1917 Courthouse Green at 6813 Mimms Loop in Chesterfield County. It is open Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and on Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. A $2 donation is suggested.
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His days usually start with a quick stretch and then he's off. But for Bob VanDenbergh, the miles he's logging aren't just leisurely jogs.
"I came up with an idea that I would run. I was going to run between Memorial Day of 2013, Memorial Day of 2014, add together my miles. And at the same time encourage people to pledge my running, pledging a penny or two a mile and hopefully by the end of the year I would have a dollar per mile, I would run 1,000 miles and have $1,000 dollars to give to the Wounded Warrior Project," VanDenbergh says.
To date, Bob has run over 1,600 miles and raised about $8,500 from local people and businesses. He updates supporters and gains pledges through his Facebook page. His goal was about a dollar per mile, he's gotten up to about $4 per mile in pledges.
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Every day Bob logs his miles.
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