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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) - LMPD officers arrested a woman who they say intentionally hit another woman with her car, according to police records.
Chastity Davis was arrested Monday morning after police say she struck a woman with her car during the afternoon hours of March 22.
Davis allegedly went to the victim's home, where she was searching for her ex-boyfriend, who is also the father of her children. Davis' ex-boyfriend is the victim's current husband.
Police say Davis became engaged in a dispute inside the victim's home. Davis was told to leave the house.
Davis reportedly got into her van to leave the victim's home. Davis' five children were reportedly in the van at the time of the offense. Police say Davis then intentionally drove her van towards the victim and struck her.
Police say Davis backed up the van to strike the victim a second time, but the victim's husband arrived and stopped it.
The victim was transported to a hospital and received treatment for abrasions, contusions, and an injury to her back.
Davis is charged with assault. She allegedly told the arresting officer that she'd do it again if she had the chance.
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Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers finally have something to play for
Originally published: Dec 26, 2013 - 3:36 pm
A year later, things are different. Very, very different.
With a win Sunday, the Cardinals would finish the season 11-5, and as of now there is still a chance for them to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2009.
"I just think about where we are as a team as opposed to where were last year or the year before," receiver Larry Fitzgerald said Thursday. "Playing meaningful games in December, you know, having a chance to win 11 games -- matching our best in franchise history; oldest team in the NFL, I mean that's a pretty impressive year, to say the least.
"Obviously we need some help, but we can control what we can control, and that's (coming) with a great plan and great effort this weekend."
It's an understandably tough spot to be in, not exactly controlling one's playoff fate. When the Cardinals take the field Sunday, they could be 60 minutes away from their season being extended. Or, conversely, they could be 60 minutes away from their final game of the campaign. Lose, and the latter is a certainty. Even with a win, it's still a likelihood, and that weighs on a player.
"But that's on us though," Fitzgerald said, pointing to some of the games the Cardinals have lost this season. "We could easily be fighting for home field advantage and a Week 1 bye. That's how the seasons go, but you've got to take care of business when you have the opportunity."
As of now, the Cardinals only have one guaranteed game with which to do so, and it is against one of their more disliked NFC West rivals. It will be the third time in the last four years the teams finish their respective regular seasons against one another, but the first time so much is on the line for each team.
For the 49ers, the NFC West title is still on the line, and with that would come a first-round bye and home field advantage.
For the Cardinals, a win coupled with a New Orleans loss to Tampa Bay would send the team to the playoffs for the first time since 2009.
"It's very nice, very nice to have that," 49ers tight end Vernon Davis said of having something to play for this week. "It's always good when you have two teams that are competitive and that are ready to get after it, like our team and the Cardinals. Like I always say, may the best man win."
The last three times and eight of the last nine, the "best man" has been wearing 49ers colors. This has been a rivalry, but more like the one between the hammer and the nail than the Hatfields and McCoys. The most recent meeting between the teams was on Oct. 13, which the 49ers won 32-20, and the average score over the nine game stretch is 26-11.3.
"You don't need any extra motivation to play against the 49ers," Fitzgerald said. "I said it earlier, but if we can only win two games in the whole season, I would pick both of them to be the 49ers. That's the kind of way we have it. They've beaten up on us the last few times and we lost a tough one in Candlestick earlier this season.
"We have to win this game for us to have a chance to go to the playoffs."
So much like last week, when the Cardinals talked about the need to beat a Seattle Seahawks team that has kind of been perched atop the NFC West, this game is also important as a way to show the division -- and the league -- that Arizona is a team to be reckoned with.
With a win, the Cardinals would finish the season 3-3 against the NFC West after starting the year 0-3 against the St. Louis Rams, Seahawks and 49ers.
"It's huge, that's what we want to do," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said. "It's the last game of the regular season and hopefully we'll still be in the playoffs because we win this game and that would be a benchmark for us as far as coming back and beating the three teams we lost to earlier."
It's the least the Cardinals can do and the only thing that's completely within their control.
"We have a chance to beat the San Francisco 49ers at our place," Cardinals QB Carson Palmer said. "We know they're going into the playoffs so we have a chance to send them into the playoffs with a loss, and that's really the only focus we can have."
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Monday Presser Transcript 11-4-13: Brady Hoke
Offense bullets:
- Devin Gardner is still "beat up." He'll probably practice tomorrow, though.
- The offensive line is young. Reacted poorly to the environment and didn't play their technique well in pass protection.
- Running back needed to protect better, too. Fitz is the best pass protector on the team, so it looks like they're out of options. This-may-or-may-not-be-significant-alert: De'Veon Smith was removed from the travel squad for vague reasons.
- AJ Williams will be back Saturday. Drew Dileo should be back as well.
- Hoke doesn't think Taylor Lewan should be suspended for the facemask thing. Says it's "unacceptable" but if it were suspension-worthy he'd have suspended him already.
Defense bullets:
- Keith Heitzman injured his hand last week in practice, so he didn't travel. He may take a while to come back.
- Willie Henry played a good game. He'll probably get more playing time moving forward.
- The last two long busts were because of a mismatch in personnel, which got them run over.
Opening remarks:
"You know, coming off not the way you want to start the five-game stretch, the meat of your schedule, Saturday is something we're all disappointed with and everything that we have to do from a coaching standpoint and a playing standpoint. Obviously it was evaluated and we all need to do a better job, and that's just a part of it. We had some opportunities we didn't take advantage of during the course of the football game, and that's a credit to them. We've got to do a better job. Offensively, we have to get Devin a little more of an opportunity because there were plenty of them down the field. Execution's a part of that. Always is. When you're sliding protections or whatever it might be. Defensively, I think our defense kept us in the football game for a long time with bad field position. Needed to make some stops more in the second half. Didn't get that accomplished. Some third downs. The score right before the half is never a good score. And then them taking the ball for six minutes or five minutes to start the second half even though they got the field goal. Again, it's posessions. Trying to get possessions. We had a really good day yesterday, which is a really good thing. The attitude of our team, they came in and worked like heck on the evaluation part of it, and we'll work like heck out in practice. That being said … "
Preview 2013: Running Back
Previously: Podcast 5.0, The Story, Quarterback
Rating: 4 of 5. Yeah, I said it.
|Fitzgerald Toussaint
|Derrick Green
|Justice Hayes
|De'Veon Smith
|Thomas Rawls
|Fitzgerald Toussaint
|Drake Johnson
|De'Veon Smith
|Drake Johnson
The Man Comes Around
"In the depth of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer that could approach six yards a carry." –Albert Camus
Bryan Fuller
Toussaint rehabbed with a vengeance, and went into spring camp with a vengeance, and hopes to confront the Big Ten in superhero outfit and big guns this fall. His coaches have taken notice. Borges:
"Fitz has got fire in his eyes. I see no signs of any injury ... He is very hungry.
"One thing about running backs, it's not like the lines. You get to see them cut, even if it's not live or not with pads on. His stop and go ability looks to be right back where it was."
Fullback Joe Kerridge looks like a cross between a refrigerator and a bear (more on this in the Tight End And Friends section) and says Toussaint outworked even him over the summer:
"He busted his butt to get back before the start of camp. It seemed like every time I went in this summer to lift or do conditioning, Fitz was already there and he would still be there after I left."
When fall camp launched, the immediate and consistent buzz was that Toussaint was back to his old self—his old-old self. Tellingly, the coaches didn't dance around the topic like they do on most every other personnel battle. First he was back, then he was playing very well, then he was leading, and then it was his job, full stop.
So… what now?
[after THE JUMP: Yeah, what now? Freshmen are large men. A replacement for Vincent Smith, and veterans trying to hold off the youngsters.]
Let's Overreact To: 2013 Fall Scrimmage #2
Pore-o-vision returns:
Countdown to Kickoff 2013: Day 8 - Scrimmage #2... by mgovideo
CAN THEY ZOOM THIS THING ANY MORE? For pants' sake. Devin Gardner takes a shotgun snap and the only other guy in the frame is Justice Hayes. I think this is negatively affecting camera guy in games—the replays in Michigan Stadium are invariably pore-o-vision, too.
Jack Miller's hand is not broken. The video of Tom Brady's speech featured a guy saying "his left is broken" right at the end, and people thought it was Miller, and now there is an e-rumor to that effect. Obviously that is not the case. The MGoStaff has looked at the back of a lot of heads and we're pretty sure that's Tom Strobel, the redshirt freshman three-tech.
Lewan was held out. The line on the first snap is Schofield-Glasgow-Miller-Kalis-Magnuson, and Lewan makes no appearance. Since the line is completely out of many shots it's hard to tell anything definitive about who's playing, but if Chris Bryant is pressing to start, where is Chris Bryant? He does get in on at least one snap here, FWIW, but if we're going by the scraps in these videos it looks like Glasgow is the leader.
I assume they also held Gallon and Fitz out for obvious reasons.
Wormley looking good. On one snap sure, but he beats Magnuson to the inside on a Justice Hayes carry.
Justice Hayes sure seems like your third down back. There have been few shotgun snaps in either of these that don't feature Hayes next to Gardner. There is a small chance it's actually Fitz and he's being held out because he doesn't need to prove anything, but with the Green injury and Toussaint obtaining a death lock on the starting job, Hayes is in a good spot to take snaps away.
Hey: Shane Morris. Man that hoser can hose. Throwing rope after rope, though dollars to donuts this video elides three terrible interceptions.
Hey: Channing Stribling. Gardner almost throws an ugly pick to Stribling. Stribling dives to break up a dig route. Stribling tackles Chesson after a hitch. Stribling breaks up a well-thrown fly route to Chesson.
Also, Hollowell is all over Da'Mario Jones.
Hey: De'Veon Smith. Flashes shades of that high school tape when he spins through three guys on his single carry and then drags Jourdan Lewis on his back for five or six more.
Also, Green makes a slick cut to the backside of a power play and runs through an arm tackle. His single carry looked a lot better than his single carry in the other video. #samplesize
Apparently Drake Johnson is now #20. This was news to me.
Slow-mo Reynolds catch is pretty good. First, Morris moves around the pocket like a pro before unleashing a rope, then the DB (never see a number) is a fingertip away from a PBU and may actually get a deflection, then Reynolds makes a diving catch.
PORES. Pores.
Fall Camp Presser Transcript 8-22-13: Brady Hoke
- Shane Morris is the backup QB.
- No decision on center or left guard yet, where Jack Miller, Graham Glasgow, and Chris Bryant are playing musical chairs.
- Michigan has a lot of receivers whose first names start with the letter "J."
- Matt Wile will handle all kicking duties other than regular field goals and PATs.
- Norfleet is the kick returner. Norfleet will probably be the punt returner. Norfleet4Life.
Opening remarks:
"We have nine games before we open up and Team 134 gets an opportunity for their first impression. I think we've had a very good camp. We have two days left of camp, and tomorrow we'll start looking more at Central Michigan, scout teams, look teams, that sort of thing. The coaches have already been breaking down that opponent in the summer. Really the last couple days, [we'll be] getting back to it a little more at the stadium, [run] about the half the number of plays of Saturday's scrimmage. I thought we came out, played hard. I think we'll get some answers on some rotations or spots, if you want to call them that as we look at the tape tonight and keep evaluating through the end of camp."
Fall Camp Presser Transcript 8-22-13: Al Borges
Opening remarks:
"These high chairs are not really built for me. Hrnggh. How's my hair look?"
Great. Bad news about Amara Darboh. How do you compensate for that?
"Well, fortunately we have some pretty good kids that can fill in, but I feel probably worse for him than anybody. The kid had an excellent spring ball and capped it off with a fabulous two-a-days. He was playing good. I feel bad because I really feel like this was going to be a big, almost maybe even a coming-out season for him. But he's got a redshirt, so I guess there's a silver lining, but I just feel bad for the kid."
Does this maybe put a little more pressure on Jehu Chesson?
"Well Jehu would do it. Joe Reynolds will be out there. Jeremy Jackson. We have some capable replacements, thank goodness. All those guys, not just Jehu, but everybody."
Will you consider any position changes to try to get some depth?
"Oh I don't think so. I think we're still okay. We can't lose too many more."
Are any of the freshmen capable at this point?
"No. No. Not really."
Not yet?
"No. Not yet. But we're not completing eliminating them, either. Not yet, anyway."
This Week's Obsession: Redshirt Oddsmakers
It's redshirt roundtable time. Our recruits:
- Brian Cook: 6'3/215, 5 stars, quarterback out of Michigan, rescues kittens
- Seth Fisher: 6'1/235, 3.5 stars, FB/TE tweener from Michigan, runs three homeless shelters
- Ace Anbender: 6'0/185, 4 stars, defensive back from Michigan, spends free time driving old ladies to church
- Blue in South Bend: 5'11/202, 5 stars, running back from ???, spent 5 years in a foreign country (Indiana) teaching the natives how to sanitize their water
- Heiko Yang: "5'9"/165, 4 stars, slot receiver from Ohio, committed early because he got tired of coaches calling and asking him to date their daughters.
- Coach Brown: 6'4/260, 5 stars, strongside linebacker from South Carolina, holds record for most keys to cities
- Mathlete: 5'10/180, 4 stars, cornerback from Kansas. Never around when Superman is; isn't that so weird…?
And the question:
Time to guess which freshmen are redshirting this year--which will make to 2014 with freshman eligibility, and which won't but would if you were running the team.
Brian: First, I would like to congratulate [Seth] on [being awesome]. But nevermind all that. To the redshirtmobile!
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Reviews by cypressbob:
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
3.75/5 rDev +3%
500ml bottle
Pours with a thick dark body, off white head with some retention
Smell, slightly chalky nose, some thick roasted malt on the nose
Taste, smooth character, little bit of chalkiness on the initial but no last flavour, some roasted malt, some sweetness on the finish
A tasty ale, but nothin world changing
01-14-2006 23:53:06 | More by cypressbob
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North Carolina
3.83/5 rDev +5.2%
First of likely many beers today as I get geared up for the Tigers tonight and a house full of people.A nice a shade of copper this poured with a thinner but quite sticky head that left a few sheets of lace around my impy pint glass,nice fruity esters in the nose they really jump out at ya along with lighter brown sugar and caramel notes.Its a quaffer no doubt pleasantl fruity up front but really quite dry thru into the finish with some wood and earth that linger,a very sociable pint perfect for a day like today with all thats going on for the Michigan sports fan the Wolverines in a tussle with Iowa and of course the Tiggers later.On cask Iam sure a jewel as is a nice subtle but flavorful Scottish ale.
10-21-2006 21:55:28 | More by oberon
United Kingdom (England)
3.85/5 rDev +5.8%
Really liked this. Caramelly malt, peaty, salty, with some floral hops on the finish, really well balanced, lots of flavour and entirley skullable. The finish was also dry, and very morish, subtle in a lot of ways, but god its great. Good stuff, lovely beer. (Cask-GBBF 03')
10-03-2003 14:03:25 | More by rastaman
Alberta (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -1.1%
I sure like the whisky made on this remote Scottish isle - let's see how they take to making beer.
This beer pours a hazy medium burnt orange colour, with one thin finger of creamy ecru head, which settles quickly, leaving a consistent ring of big bubbled lace around the glass. It smells of strong toffee caramel, some buttery alcohol, and floral, seaweedy hops. The taste is butterscotch malt, a bit sour, in a boozy way, but minus the heat. A bit of dry breadiness, and musty, earthy hops round things out. The carbonation is moderate, the body medium weight, smooth, with a bit of sugary clinginess, and it finishes off-dry, a leafy, root-like dryness offsetting the toffee malt sweetness.
The inexplicable sensory associations to Island whisky make me wonder if there is something in the air on Arran. Whatever it is, this is quite drinkable, if not quite thoroughly balanced, an example of the Scottish bias toward the malt (BrewDog notwithstanding).
And the mp3 shuffle gods deemed a song by Idlewild a suitable accompaniment to this beer review...
09-06-2010 04:36:21 | More by biboergosum
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
Happy I tried this.
It is a wonderfully clear pink bronze beer with a faint dusting of foam on the surface.
Upon opening the bottle I immediately smelled a fruitiness nearly identical to J.W. Lees Harvest. After pouring it the smell developed into oatmeal cookies and coffee grounds, with dark fruit like raisins or dried figs in the background. It is light, but pleasant.
The taste is also light and pleasant. It's a combination of tea biscuits with faint raisins in the aftertaste.
The feel is similar to a cup of cold tea, mildly tannic. It is also very fluid, light body. A faint tingle is present.
Overall this is a pleasing, but not amazing beer, and very sessionable.
01-09-2013 01:03:02 | More by Doppelbockulus
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
Presentation: 500ml bottle in a clasic Guinness style flared pint.
Poured noisily with a nice crackle on the head. The nose is lite, a little citrusy, straw, sweet but not sugary, some light pit fruits (cherry, apricot, peach) are noticable. Malts and carmel and those orange qualities are becoming much more of a presence as the head, a nice fat finger of lively, blanched almond hued mixed foam fades to a thin film but does lace nicely in thick open perls.
Color is a nice burnt orange amber, warm, honey like, brassy. A soft parade of bubbles slowly rise to the surface.
Its initially a little understated, soft, even timid on the tongue. Some mild tannins and earthiness, very quiet, almost could be mistaken for a loud English bitter. Malts are soft, a little creamy, no real oomph or any noticable traits coming forward. A peep of a bitter quality rises on the palate as everything merges together. Its rather unevenful, but I'm not minding. The more I have some of these actual "Scottish" Scottish Ales the more I begin to notice the soothing, calming quality and lack of any roller coaster rides of taste experience. I find myself slowing down, relaxing, perhaps in an effort to try to find those qualitues? Who knows? All I know is that these brewed in Scotland ales have a calming quality, which is nice for a change and something I would trade some noticable taste qualities for. Can easily see sessioning this no problem in that it shares a lot with a tradition English ale or bitter.
The finish is more noticable than the initial taste as malts and creamy sugars rise and wash the throat in a calm, lightly creamy but not filmy sweetness.
This is not the best Scottish Ale I've had, and there are others I would recommend over it. That said, I would be willing to enjoy one of these every now and then as a change of pace , as a way of gearing down. Perhaps if it was surrounded by real Scots in a pub in the highlands it would be a lot better...dunno. Not a taste bomb by any means, but a nice, quiet beer. Give one a shot.
Aside - bonus for a really well designed & cool label!
03-11-2007 01:45:47 | More by BuckSpin
4/5 rDev +9.9%
01-09-2013 19:59:28 | More by JimWaddell
3.93/5 rDev +8%
On cask at the Guildford Arms in Edinburgh
Poured a dark, slightly hazy brown with an off tan head
Caramel toasted malts on the nose
Smooth creamy malts were superbly balanced with a decidedly herbal hop mix. Originally thought there was some residual rosemary in my teeth from dinner.
Went well with desert and was very easy drinking. Had a nice medium mouthfeel
03-18-2005 14:23:22 | More by Dithyramb
New Jersey
3.7/5 rDev +1.6%
Fat, stout bottle copped singly for $3.99 from Super Saver in Somerville...
First time I've ever heard of this beer or brewery, so I was interested in giving this one a shot...
An aggressive pour yieled a ruby-red, dark, mahogany brown-colored hue with a minimal head that soon receded and left a small amount of lacing...
Strong, Scottish Ale aroma, with obvious malts, sugars, and yeast...
The malt factor was likewise evident in the taste, well-balanced by a slight touch of hops, caramel, vanilla, and honey nuances...
Dehydrated fruits and figs were also prominent in this one...
For a modest alcohol percentage, this beer packed quite a punch in terms of flavor and character...
Mouthfeel was slightly watered down, but the overall level of drinkability was really good due to the modest ABV and lack of cloying flavors...
Easily drinkable, clean, crisp, and refreshing...
Not bad...
03-19-2008 01:51:25 | More by dsa7783
3.93/5 rDev +8%
Pours hazy - almost murky - brownish orangeish amber - not quite as "dark" as expected - with a thin, bubbly, off-white head that sooon becomes a patch. Some vanishing spots of lacing slide down the glass without much stickage.
The smell is of caramel - towards toffee with nutty and earthy notes and a hint of vanilla. There's also a hint of peat.
The taste is of caramel - towards toffee - with a nice, subtle earthy spicing. Vanilla/whisky notes are present, but in the background. A slight hint of peat and soft tea-like herbal notes give some bitterish balance to the sweetness in the finish, which leans towards dry.
It has a nice, soft texture, though the body could use a bit less water and more heft and not hurt the drinkability. There's enough carbonation to keep it gliding along without interfering, making it on-spot, for me. It leaves a nice aftertaste of maltiness with a hint of whisky.
An easy-drinking, enjoyable brew - malty with subtle complexities and balance.
10-09-2008 15:04:43 | More by jwc215
3.43/5 rDev -5.8%
500 ml bottle, bought at Peckhams, Glasgow. ABV is 4.3%. Copper coloured beer, moderate off-white head. Nice aroma: nutty, fruity, moderately roasted malts. The flavour is moderately malty and fruity, notes of moderately roasted malts and toffee. Moderate hops. The weird finish is both sourish, soapy and "dusty" at the same time.
09-15-2007 21:14:59 | More by Sigmund
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
3.6/5 rDev -1.1%
500ml bottle bought from Asda...
Poured a dark coppery brown colour... Slightly off white head poured small and faded to almost nothing...
Aroma - Biscuity treacle malts, malt vinegar notes, spicy fruits (over ripe apple, some raisins and figs), leathery notes, woody, spicy hops, some light sweetness...
Taste Oaky, winey notes, light maltiness, spicy hops, some mild nutty sweetness, floral hints, light fruits (grapes and raisins), slight soapiness...
Feel - Very smooth - little carbonation. Medium body. Pretty drinkable...
Overall - An OK beer... maybe worth a try once...
04-24-2006 10:19:18 | More by mdagnew
1.3/5 rDev -64.3%
bottle from Tesco in Port Greenock.
Pours a nice color, but going to skip everything and get right to it. I was actually afraid to drink this. it had a strong odor of bleach, and so was the taste. I drain poured this very quickly. I have never been afraid to drink a beer before...
11-28-2011 21:28:34 | More by crusian
4.05/5 rDev +11.3%
Poured into a 12 oz tall thin glass. Best by date seems to be marked on the bottle, but it is hard to tell. It might say Feb 09, in which case this beer is 1 1/2 years past, however I obtained it from a store that pays attention to its beer, so I question my ability to read the smudged numbers.
A: Slightly rusty orange and deep, very vibrant especially right after the pour. Head is two fingers thick and slowly receeds leaving a little mountain in the middle, and lacing all over the glass. A fine looking Scottish ale.
S: Rich and textured malts dominate the smell, with caramel and an ever-so-slightly bitter field-grass being the most prominent. Something salty as well, alongside a bit of caramel-dipped hops.
T: What is here is complex, but not bold. Follows the nose with rich malts, caramel, grass and sweet notes. Hops are minimal but detectable, in their right place for this style. There is more here than what I have described, but the rest hides in the shadows, and is hard to pin down for reviewing purposes. This beer isn't quite like anything I have ever drank, but then again it is certainly a Scottish ale. If I tasted this blind, I would say that it must have been either aged or bottled conditioned (in a good way). It has that sort of feel to it...
M: Thin by American standards, but this is a sub-5% ABV session beer, true to its style, but not exceptional.
D: Very drinkable, and mostly so because it isn't just a low ABV malt bomb, this beer rises above that level in the area of complexity.
Overall: A bit mysterious in my opinion, and that is what gives this beer its charm. I would love to drink one fresh while standing on the coast of the Isle of Arran. If there was some way to get this cheaply here in CO, this would become my new session beer. However, since I am a university student and it is currently $6.50 a bottle, it will remain a mysterious and interesting beer once tried.
08-12-2010 01:12:05 | More by allforbetterbeer
3.03/5 rDev -16.8%
on sale for $3.49 prob due to the BBD, 1/08 ; pours a cloudy med. copper color w/ a thin white head which dissipates quickly leaving little lacing in my nonic ; an odd smell, like sweat socks in a whiskey barrel (apparently this is normal for scotch ale) some toasted nut/spice presence as well ; a bit more nuts here with some caramelish(?) and whiskey flavors throughout, a faint "mildew"-like flavor detected, but could be due to age, mineral in finish ; a bit on the thin side, little co2, could be dry but feels "watered-down" instead ; not a bad beer, just not a good one either...
05-04-2008 01:07:31 | More by animal69
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
This is a beautiful looking brew a dark wood-like color with red highlights and a dense off-white head with nice retention. The aroma is a mix of malt smells a little roasted and slightly smoky malts, caramel, and some bread-like smells. Very light hop smell. The taste is nice, with a focus on the roasted malt character. Theres a toast-like presence that lingers through the entire taste. Theres less initial sweetness that Id expected, and a little oily slickness. Other than that, this is a smooth, enjoyable brew. Modest carbonation and relatively full bodied. The finish has a slight but sharp bitterness that creates a nice balance. Pretty good.
11-18-2006 13:34:45 | More by Suds
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.68/5 rDev +1.1%
A- mahogany brown, nutty creamy brown 2 finger head, that slowly reduces as the pint stands. Moderate brussels lace down the glass
S- lots of roasted nut and strong coffee bean notes, slight hoppiness, but the roasty character is most apparent. Flowery,floral notes do come through as the beer warms in the glass
T- first thing i notice is a floral presence much like an english pale ale, but this soons turns into a nutty bitter chocolateness with a well balanced not overly bitter finish. The nutty quality lingers on the tongue
M-Good body, not overly thick, a delicate creaminess, with a medium carbonation. No watery finish.
D- The roasted nutty flavours made me want to keep drinking the stuff, but wasnt too sure with the fruity/flowery notes in the start of the taste, this is more what i would like an english pale ale to be. However, these roasted qualities combined with a pleasant bitter chocolate finish makes this a well rounded balanced scottish ale, worthy of a few pints.
11-10-2006 20:32:26 | More by seanyfo
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.53/5 rDev -3%
Well, it looks good. Deep reddy brown this came with a dense firm head and some promise. Full, roasty and fairly earthy, there is also a nuttiness which all combine to make somewhat more acidity than I expected. A bit too firm really and the bitterness is somewhat on the astringent side without any of that potential appetising quality. Sort of sucks so much potential juice leaving just a hard edge. Fairly good but it could do with more balance.
Nice to try but it lacks the engagement required for me to routinely seek it out.
04-11-2011 09:18:14 | More by Zimbo
3.73/5 rDev +2.5%
Reviewed from notes from a couple weeks ago.
A - Poured out an orange/amber color with a small, bubbly, off-white head that left some lace.
S - It smelled mossy and of dried fruit.
T - It tasted malty and of mild hops.
M - It was smooth and soft. A medium-bodied beer.
D - This is a pretty good brew. A little pricey for the quality, but still drinkable.
02-16-2008 18:18:29 | More by zeff80
New York
3.73/5 rDev +2.5%
The beer pours a ruby red color with a thick frothy offwhite head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a light and bitter aroma that boasts of pale, light crystal, and roasted malts. It is full of hops. The taste is decent. It has a nice, malty flavor that goes down smooth and finishes bitter and watery. The mouthfeel is decent as well. It is a low bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This beer would be so much better with more body and malts. It drinks well, but this is one that I wouldn't buy again.
04-16-2005 20:36:20 | More by WesWes
3.93/5 rDev +8%
The colour is brown-red, the liquid is clear. The foam is white and very thin, making the brew look a little sad.
The smell is loaded with a complex and rather tricky, chemical flavour of hops. I found notes of bitter lemons, bitter almonds and a touch of yeast.
The carbonation is rather mild giving it a nice, soft feel. The small bubbles make it more like a cask beer than a bottled brew.
The taste is dominated by the bitter and aroma hops, but the somewhat sweet malt gives it a good body and a balanced tasting experience. The aftertaste is a bitter one with a complex, dry taste.
This is a session beer that might need some time to get into, but it is worth it!
02-01-2005 11:31:14 | More by bark
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
Not a bad beer and quite light as far as the ABV goes. It pours a slightly cloudy musky amber color with a nice off white creamy and slightly foamy head. Not much lacing, some retention. The nose is deep caramel toffee, some diacetyl, with some alcohol like liqueur aromas eminating as well. The nose is mostly just old fashioned English malts of the toffee variety.
The taste follows the nose for the most part. The beer is quite light but does have some boozy tinges that are quite noticeable for a 4.3% ABV beer. The toffee, caramel, cream soda tastes predominate. The carbonation is quite low and that adds to the old English feel to the beer. There is a slightly peaty quality, maybe slightly burnt straw as things warm and settle. The mouthfeel is light and the aftertaste has some charring notes on the tongue. Not a bad beer.
07-08-2009 22:41:19 | More by albern
4.33/5 rDev +19%
Pours a very nice copper color with good (initial) head and some very nice lacing. It has a great peaty scent with great malty undertones and a little hint of bourbon cask. It has a great taste, very deep, with great peat flavors, along with a hint of butterscotch, and a wee flavor of vanilla. It goes down quite smoothly, an excellent beer all around.
07-29-2008 19:36:40 | More by JamesS
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +12.6%
Appearance: Pours a clear amber color with a modest head that still manages to leaves dots and dashes of lace all around
Smell: Toffee malt, with an earthy, peaty aspect that is rather unique
Taste: Toffee, up front, with a developing stone fruit character; in the back, an earthy/peaty gentle hop presence is detected that lingers after the swallow, though the toffee re-emerges in the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with gentle carbonation
Drinkability: Though well past the 2/09 date listed on the label, this is a very nice sessionable drinker; low in alcohol but full of unique character
02-08-2011 21:16:32 | More by brentk56
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Detractors claimed Young quit on his team in the season opener.
Young was intercepted midway through the fourth quarter of the 17-10 win over Jacksonville and walked to the sideline to a heavy chorus of boos from the hometown fans. He threw his helmet and sat on a bench with a towel over his head. His defense forced Jacksonville into a three-and-out, and the offense went on the field - with Young still on the sideline.
Backup Kerry Collins started taking a couple practice snaps, and coach Jeff Fisher pulled off his headset to talk with Young. The quarterback then put on his helmet and took the field. Four plays later, he rolled out on a bootleg and Jaguars linebacker Daryl Smith collided with Young's left knee.
Fisher said at his Monday afternoon news conference that they did not have the test results on Young's knee. The team said approximately four hours later that an MRI had to be rescheduled for Tuesday. The team promises to release the results then.
Fisher still faced questions about what happened Sunday. As he did then, Fisher said the discussion only involved Young's tight hamstring and whether he could play.
Asked about how upset he looked, Fisher cautioned against reading too much into his taking off the headset.
``I had an offensive group on the field and the referee is getting ready to wind the play clock, and I had a quarterback on the sideline. If I appeared upset, it's because I wanted to get my quarterback on the field so we could go. So that's the long of it. I think we're making an awful lot over the fact that there was some communication on the sideline,'' Fisher said Monday.
``I think the bigger issue now is his knee. I'd be (more) concerned about his knee than what happened yesterday.''
``Obviously, if you're dealing with a third-degree MCL sprain, you're probably out a couple of weeks and not back to 100 percent for three or four weeks,'' Fisher said.
knowledge of a report that Chris Simms was coming for a visit.
Fisher said promoting Martin, a sixth-round pick by Green Bay in 2006, made the most sense because he knows the offense.
But Young's commitment to his team was the hot topic around Nashville, even after the Titans found themselves atop the AFC South after just one game. This is the quarterback who told a reporter this offseason he had thought about retiring after winning Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2006. Young said that was taken out of context.
Young struggled even as the Titans went 10-6 and reached the playoffs almost in spite of him last season. He had nine touchdowns with 17 interceptions in 2007. Fisher brought in a new offensive coordinator, but the quarterback went through the preseason without leading the first-team offense to a touchdown.
Fisher said there's no doubt the emotional Young needs to work through ``some things'' with his sideline demeanor.
``It's not the first time he's been frustrated or he's shown frustration outwardly on the sideline,'' Fisher said. ``But he tends to bounce back. He was not happy after the first interception, and he clearly should not have thrown that ball. He made that decision, he understood it, he processed it. He came back two series later and led us on a touchdown drive.''
ocess. He recalled apologizing to Warren Moon for being unable to block Junior Seau himself once. Being booed by the hometown crowd is even more frustrating, but must be blocked out.
``As long as the guys that are next to you believe in you, I think that's the most important thing. I think Vince knows that he has the backing of every guy on this team. ... But at some point it's got to come down to that single individual person to know that he's got a job to do just like everybody else,'' Mawae said.


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On Monday, One Block Off the Grid launched solar discountcampaigns in Long Island, N.Y., and Philadelphia. People interested inadding solar to their homes can apply for the 15 percent discountsbetween now and May 21, 2011. The deals are available to all homeownersin their respective cities, according to One Block Off the Grid.
People who want to install solar in both cities can sign up at theorganization's site to have their home evaluated by Mercury SolarSystems, one partner in the campaign. The other partner is solarmanufacturer Canadian Solar, which is offering the discounts on their modules.
"As news spreads about solar rebates, we expect to see a dramaticuptick in adoption in many markets, including Pennsylvania and New YorkState. We advise homeowners to move forward with investigating solar now in order to avoid having to wait in line later, as many households inNew Jersey are now having to do," said Shannon Coulter, director ofcommunity at One Block Off the Grid.
The organization works with solar manufacturers and installers tonegotiate group discounts for communities. "To date, we have launched 50 other group deals in nine different states, with plans to launch inseveral more in the coming months," Coulter said.
The organization formerly offered discounts in both cities, Coultersaid. "Both Philadelphia and Long Island met our measure of success,which is why we're offering the deal again in both markets," she said.
The campaign in Philadelphia also comes as the city's utility is poised to raise rates for the first time in years.
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The campaign in Long Island comes as the Long Island Power Authority re-upped funding in its rebate program.
"Now that the LIPA rebate is once again fully funded, we're encouraging Long Island homeowners to move forward with going solar now," Llorens said. "The LIPA rebate is strong and can cover up to $17,500 of a homeowner's solar installation costs."
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The Suffragist Movement of the early twentieth century was a political cause about which many people felt strongly, either one way or the other. Maud Nathan and her sister Annie Nathan Meyer are excellent examples of this divide. Both exemplary women and activists, Maud was a leading suffragette, while Annie was known as an outspoken opponent.
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Of all the unfounded accusations leveled at the Jewish people by anti-Semites throughout the ages, the most ludicrous is that of Jews murdering non-Jewish children in order to drink their blood or bake matzot with the blood (blood-libel). Anyone with even a modest knowledge of Judaism would be familiar with the Torah's prohibition against consuming blood. In fact, this prohibition is included in a caveat to the initial permission to eat meat that God gave to humankind in the days of Noah: "Every moving thing that lives will be food for you; just as I have given you the green herb. Only flesh with the life thereof, which is the blood thereof, you shall not eat" (Genesis 9:3-4).
Every year, on the first or second Shabbat following Purim, a special reading from Numbers 19, is added to the regular Shabbat Torah reading. Known as Parashat Parah, the Torah reading concerns the special purification ceremony of the Parah Adumah (Red Heifer) one of the most intricate and mysterious laws found in the Torah.


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Bordetella bronchiseptica is an easily contracted bacteria that causes a hacking cough or, occasionally, a snotty nose. Any pet can get the disease, and except in severe cases, a round of antibiotics is usually all that's needed to treat it. In fact, many cases are mild and self-limiting enough that they require no treatment whatsoever. Vaccination can protect your dog from illness associated with Bordetella.
Bordetella bronchiseptica is a bacterium that is commonly associated with respiratory disease in dogs. It can also infect cats, rabbits, and, in rare cases, humans. It is one of the more common bacterial causes of canine infectious tracheobronchitis — also known as kennel cough.
Bordetella bronchiseptica is one of several organisms included on a short list of bacteria and viruses responsible for this kennel cough syndrome. Bordetella is highly contagious, easily transmitted through the air or direct contact, and resistant to destruction in the environment.
In healthy adult dogs, Bordetella usually causes no more than a mild, self-limiting illness. In puppies or in dogs with other underlying health issues, however, it can cause severe illness (such as pneumonia) or even death in rare cases.
Signs of kennel cough typically develop two to 14 days after exposure. In mild cases, signs may resolve within 10 to 14 days. More severe cases, particularly when a subsequent infection has occurred, can require a much longer recovery.
A persistent honking, hacking, and/or gagging cough is typical of Bordetella infection. Many owners describe the cough as "vomiting" or believe something is stuck in their dogs' throats. In these cases, this presentation is merely an uncomfortable symptom of an inflamed trachea.
Fever and lethargy (tiredness) may also occur. Sometimes, a whitish or greenish nasal discharge is also observed, but in other cases, clinical signs may be absent or so mild that they go unnoticed.
Although sophisticated testing is available, diagnosis is generally based on a history of exposure to infected dogs or a recent visit to a kennel, combined with the presence of signs of illness.
All breeds of dogs are equally susceptible to Bordetella.
In mild infections, treatment is generally supportive because the disease can resolve on its own unless a secondary (subsequent) infection occurs. Precautionary antibiotics to prevent secondary infection may be prescribed. In severe cases, treatment may consist of administration of antibiotics, cough suppressants, and inhalant medications to help patients breathe more easily. When possible, a harness, rather than a collar, is recommended for leash walking of ill dogs. A traditional collar puts pressure on already sensitive and irritated tracheal tissues and can induce coughing episodes.
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Longboat Key, Lido Key, St. Armands Key Chamber of Commerce President Tom Aposporos told The Longboat Observer Monday, Nov. 22, that a public transit committee has formed to increase awareness about the trolley system on Longboat Key.
The committee also hopes to find potential ways to help fund a $100,000 shortfall for the Manatee County portion of the trolley route.
Members of the committee include Aposporos, Commissioner David Brenner and avid trolley rider and Longboat Key resident Freda Perrotta.
The Town Commission hopes a deal can be worked out with Manatee and Sarasota counties to continue the trolley operating throughout the entire island by the end of the year.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WPIX)—The owner of a chimpanzee who brutally mauled a Connecticut woman last year has died, an attorney confirmed Tuesday.
According to Robert Golger, his client Sandy Herold died Monday night after suffering a ruptured aortic aneurysm.
Travis who lost control and attacked friend Charla Nash inside her home in February 2009. The animal ripped off Nash's hands, nose, lips and eyes in the vicious attack.
Herold had asked Nash to come over her Stamford residence to help lure Travis back into the house.
The chimpanzee was later shot and killed outside the home by responding officers.
Nash recently underwent a preliminary evaluation to determine if she is a potential candidate for a face and hand transplant at a Harvard-affiliated hospital.
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Nashville Opera — Nashville, TN
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Application Deadline: Available Year-round
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Editor's Assistant to Country Website: Fall Internship
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Application Deadline: Available Year-round
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Montgomery County is under a winter storm warning Sunday through Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
A winter storm warning means that significant amounts of snow, sleet and
freezing rain will fall, impacting travel, the weather service said.
One to three inches of snow and sleet are expected, with one quarter-inch of ice accumulation possible, according to the
National Weather Service. The most ice will accumulate Sunday night, the weather service said.
The winter storm warning is in effect from 8 a.m. Sunday to 10
a.m. Monday for Montgomery, Howard, northern Baltimore and Carroll
counties in addition to parts of Virginia.
Downed tree branches, icy roads and power outages were likely, according to the National Weather Service.
"Some outages may be extended if hazardous road conditions delay our crews' ability to travel and begin restoration
work," Carol Dodson, vice president of
BGE, said.
Montgomery County will begin seeing snow and sleet Sunday
morning, before the precipitation changes to freezing rain in the afternoon, the forecast said.
Freezing rain will continue through Sunday evening and turn into regular rain Monday morning.
Temperatures will stay in the low 30s Sunday,
according to the forecast.
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