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Reviews by FosterJM:
2.73/5 rDev +8.3%
1754th Review on BA
Bottle to Bavarian Lodge Tulip
Purchased at Binnys Naperville, IL
Never let your aunt pick beers for you.
App- Golden orange with a very see through appearance. The head is a bit small but leaves some very nice cling. Bubbles from the nucleus are quite nice as they slowly meander to the top to create a nice foam.
Smell- Pretty average on the nose. A bit bitter, grainular, mint and musty. Just kinda there.
Taste- Wow. I couldnt finish it. It was like an old AAL that had been left out. Musty, dank, lemon and a bit like a cider that went bad. Not really sure how else to describe this.
Mouth- A lighter medium body with a medium/flat carbonation. Residual bitter and hops.
Drink- I couldnt finish it. DP for me.
02-22-2013 22:32:35 | More by FosterJM
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3.15/5 rDev +25%
A- Pours a clear light golden color with 3/4" head which slowly fades with a little lacing, looks nice.
S- Wow, lots of floral hoppiness. Some rose, lilac, spring time smells with just a bit of piney and citrusy character of hops. Doesn't smell too much like beer, but smells good.
T- Up front just like the aroma, flowery bright spring time flavors with light fruits, rose, lilac and a bit of citrus. This is quickly replaced by a weak malt sweetness. Nothing too bad, a little like a very floral IPA minus any bitterness on the back end, definitely unique.
M- More or less feels like an average american pale ale (although it is very clear that this is in no way attempting to be a pale ale). A little oiliness makes it feel not so great but good amount of carbonation and body.
D- Goes down fine but gets a little tiring, there's a lot going on in the front end and very little going on by the end. Definitely worth trying but not something I'd drink a whole lot of, and I wish it had a little more alcohol and maltiness.
03-08-2011 06:14:53 | More by Guden
2/5 rDev -20.6%
03-09-2013 05:11:37 | More by lionnusmb
3/5 rDev +19%
11-24-2013 04:12:27 | More by tyleeis
2/5 rDev -20.6%
10-08-2012 19:39:52 | More by richkrull
1.5/5 rDev -40.5%
I had this in a Pint Glass. I received this in my beer of the month club January edition.
The beer poured a straw yellow with no head. No lacing looked like a glass of Urine.
It had a slight soapy smell with a piney sent in the background.
This was like drinking dishwater. It did have a Piney taste up front with citrus around the edges, but the soapy dishwater taste was the most noticeable.
Very flat with a very watered down feel.
I could hardly finish what I started, but in order to make an accurate assessment I felt I owed it to the brewer to finish.
I am wondering if I received a skunky bottle. I have two more left I will update this review.
01-30-2011 00:55:16 | More by argenti44
2.45/5 rDev -2.8%
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A: Pours a light yellow color with a foamy white head. Decent retention with little bits of lacing.
S: The aroma did not have much in way of hops, despite the name. It actually reminded me of buttered popcorn.
T: A little bit of citrus, mostly some lemon, and a bit grassy. Some pale malts, but really light on flavor. Not bitter whatsoever.
M: Light bodied with high carbonation, somewhat crisp.
O: Too thin and just not much too it. The aroma started things off on the wrong foot, and it just didn't get any better.
07-15-2011 16:56:07 | More by mdaschaf
Ontario (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev +24.2%
Bottle from Sprecher brewery. Mid yellow coloured body with tons of lasting white foam. A little hop smell, a mild hop taste. Drinkable, but unexceptional pale. More of a weak IPA. C-hop. Mostly malt, with what seems to be hop oil. Average mouthfeel.
10-23-2011 00:52:52 | More by Sammy
2.79/5 rDev +10.7%
The Hop On Top is a bit dissappointing. While it is much better than the standards...the name brings high expectations. There is no question that this beer would be great to session on hot days....but if I compare it to others in its style...it just will not eank that high. The beer pours a light golden color with thin white head that is leaving a spotty lace. The scent carries bitter piney hop scent. The taste is mild bitterness and yet somewhat refreshing. The mouthfeel is light in body with decent carbonation. Overall it is ok....for those going to a company picnic in the dead of summer....this beer is a life saver.
09-18-2013 00:38:20 | More by WoodBrew
3.23/5 rDev +28.2%
12 oz bottle poured into a Sierra Nevada Imperial Pint. 4.2% ABV, 10011 printed on the neck. Purchased at the Sprecher gift shop.
A - Pours a lightly hazy golden yellow straw with a puffy stark white head. Moderate retention despite the billowing carbonation. Little bits of lace cling to the sides of the glass.
S - The aroma is rich with floral scents and hops. It smells like a flower garden. The hops have light citrus hints with an overarching resin/plastic thing going on. Very light pale malts to the finish.
T - Light citrus is lemon-lime-like with a big flower flavor. The hops aren't really tasted as much as flower pedals are. A pale malt is in the background. Very light citrusy finish. Zero IBUs in this practically.
M - Light-bodied and fully carbonated with a crisp and somewhat clean finish. No bitterness but light floral citrus and dryness to the finish.
D - This would be much better around 40 degrees F if not 35, especially on a hot summer day. It's just not doing it for me right now. It's rather bland with little balance. Too floral and thin.
02-09-2010 00:11:31 | More by BeerFMAndy
3/5 rDev +19%
01-29-2014 02:27:05 | More by DCdevyl78
1.25/5 rDev -50.4%
01-20-2013 01:58:40 | More by thedarkestlord
3.63/5 rDev +44%
12oz longneck twist off
A) Pours with a big white head. Clear body. Bronze in color. Thin sticky lacing on the drink down.
S) Bright hop aroma - fresh and grassy like it was just picked from the vine.
T) Nutty malt tones with some sweet grain flavors. Subtle hops in the finish, hence the "hop on top" name. This is like blonde ale with a great hop aroma and some residual hop flavors in the aftertaste.
M) Light body. Fizzy. Slightly dry in the finish. A little grassy.
D) A decent beer. I would definitely drink another. There are quite a few negative reviews about this beer, but I think people are expecting a hop bomb just because the word "hop" shows up in the name. There's more to a beer than just it's name...
03-31-2011 23:42:49 | More by u2carew
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2.5/5 rDev -0.8%
04-04-2013 17:27:48 | More by campfirebrew
3.53/5 rDev +40.1%
Having struck out with the Fire Light I'm trying the Hop on Top. Pours a bright straw with a fizzy head. Aroma is pretty awesome, with a pretty hefty resinous pine note. Grain and grass sweetness lies underneath the surface. Taste is cereal malt up front, before scratchy floral hops explode in the mouth mid taste. Those fade quickly and finish with more malt sweetness, leaving you wanting another sip. No real bitterness with this one, though the hops coat the tongue, painting it with a light brush. Kind of a neat trick. It's an IPA that finishes like a pilsner or light pale ale. Guess I should expect nothing less from a brewery named Chameleon. It's certainly unique, though it's not necessarily for everyone.
10-09-2010 00:39:29 | More by eclaycamp
1.98/5 rDev -21.4%
Pour is alarmingly yellow for an APA. Looks much more like a AAL or ML. Thin, loose head that leaves zero lacing.
Aroma is metallic with notes of gear oil.
Front-end bitterness gives way to dry sourness and powdery hops. Thin body and parching dryness. The flavor seems artificial.
I can drink just about any beer, but this one is tough going.
11-20-2011 20:23:42 | More by Another6Pack
2.75/5 rDev +9.1%
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5/5 rDev +98.4%
01-28-2012 03:38:14 | More by BellsFan
North Carolina
1.71/5 rDev -32.1%
Pours a pretty clean looking gold/orange. Very slight head, slight lacing. Looks little thin. Nothing totally off-putting.
Smell is wierd...reminds me of some really old hops I came across while homebrewing. Lemon? Asprin? Something along those lines. Not good.
Just awful, like the smell but with a terrible, vomit-like aftertaste. Why would they choose to sell this beer?
Mouthfeel is okay. Doesn't come across as thin as it looks in the pour. Not exactly crisp but cut the carbonation is there and it drinks somewhat smooth.
This is an awful awful beer. I could only make it through a third of of it, and I generally try to make it a point to finish every beer I review. Don't let your curiousity get the best of you, don't buy this beer.
07-16-2013 21:15:59 | More by mechamifune
3.25/5 rDev +29%
Poured into a regular pint glass with approx. 1 finger of egg shell colored head. Nice clear brew, slightly lighter than apple juice. The first thing I noticed with the smell was the hoppiness and floral fragrance. I gave it a below average smell rating because of a soap like smell...not used to that. I felt it had a great taste and the off soap smell did not carry over. Surprisingly not as hoppy as it smells. Overall, I feel this is a very drinkable beer. I know this sounds crazy but it could be enjoyed on a hot summer day right from the bottle. This beer is a great example of an APA that I would offer someone new to the craft beer arena because of its smoothness, yet unique taste
01-21-2011 23:30:49 | More by druston
2.5/5 rDev -0.8%
01-17-2012 00:54:01 | More by dustinfrye
3/5 rDev +19%
06-19-2013 16:58:23 | More by Hopheadjeffery
1.83/5 rDev -27.4%
Serving Type: Bottle
Appearance: Light Golden Bronze, Off-White Head that dissipates quickly.
Smell: Hop aroma that soon turns into smells of Flower, Plastic and Soap.
Taste: Slight Hop and Floral followed by the taste of dirty dishwater. No Malt flavor.
Mouthfeel: Over carbonated. Very thin.
Overall: I want my $9 back. Not sure how this made it out of R&D.
05-29-2011 19:22:50 | More by Haessly
4.45/5 rDev +76.6%
I was really skeptical from the appearance; it was a smokey golden color.
But the smell.. the smell. Amazing. Like flowers and Christmas.
Taste was exceptional. To Die For. Tasted like memories.
Surprisingly carbonated. A really crisp and refreshing feel.
When it comes down to it, the sight doesn't give the taste and smell justice. Easily in my top 3.
-- drinking this beer from the bottle tastes a little metallic.
06-04-2012 05:32:42 | More by purplesugar
3.03/5 rDev +20.2%
Bottle courtesy of BeerFMAndy. Served in a Cantillon tulip.
Pours a light shade of gold. Completely transparent, though no real visible carbonation. Single-finger head fades quickly into a thin collar with only a few spots of lacing on the sides. Opening the bottle, it smells like a fresh package of hops, but in a really odd way. It smells like they've been left out for a little bit and then mixed into a sugary cereal. Very odd. The taste is along the same lines. The hop-pellet character is there, but it's mixed with a very odd cereal-like sweetness. Mouthfeel is thin and a bit watery. Okay, but strange.
02-04-2011 01:16:53 | More by Thorpe429
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Injury and participation reports are out, the time and date are set, and our teams are about to collide to determine the representative of the AFC in the Super Bowl.
Did you know that the New England Patriots cheerleading squad was selected by some sports-writer-guy as the best in the league? Do you object to that statement? Feel free to offer photographic evidence to suggest that the Baltimore Ravens have a better cheerleading squad. And I guess you can ask any questions you have about Sunday's dead-or-alive contest.
The Keys for the Ravens vs. the Pats:
Run the ball. Don't be fooled by the "2nd worst in the league" passing-defense. The time of possession is also very important. If you let Brady have time for 10 possessions, he'll get his TDs. Win the TOP, keep the Pats D honest, and make use of your best weapon. Flacco will need a decent passing day if he's going to lead his team to a win in New England, but the Ravens absolutely need Ray Rice to have a good game.
Do not make mistakes, create turnovers. The odds have the Pats being more likely to win the turnover battle in this game. When they win the turnover batlte, they win approximately 95% of the time. In fact they often struggle when they lose that turnover battle. The Ravens are a veteran team so we'll see. One interesting nugget is the Ravens committed 0 penalties vs. the Texans while the Pats committed just 2 vs. the Broncos. That's a testament to the coaches of both teams.
They may be called the Brady Bunch, but respect them for the weapons they are. Put a LB on Welker, Gronk, or Hernandez if you'd like. Hell, run zone and hope they don't find weak spots in the Pass-D. Even if it's Ray Lewis, the Pats will take advantage. The Steelers and Giants had success with man-coverage out of a nickel or dime package, as did the Jets in the 2010 playoff game at New England. The Pats have developed more of a running-game since then for when they find themselves facing half-a-dozen DBs, but remember that Brady is at his finest when he's the one dictating. His QBR is higher against a blitz than against a more-traditional 3 or 4 man rush.
Slowing down the Boston TE Party is more important than blitzing Brady. As I mentioned above, Brady is stellar at tearing up a blitz. Everyone wants to hit him and indeed he can't be allowed to stand back there behind his stellar O-Line, but do not ever leave open field for Gronk and Hernandez and Welker to get their free release. Let them run their routes and they'll do just that, beating whatever mismatch they can find. Don't count on them dropping the ball much if at all. They need to be chipped at the line of scrimmage, especially those TEs who absolutely love eluding LBs and bullying DBs. Besides, those TEs might be looking to chip Suggs anyways to throw off his pass-rush. On the flip-side, I won't be surprised if the Pats LBs try to slow down the Ravens TEs.
Don't be predictable. I know the first key was to run the ball, but don't make it easy for Belichick to game-plan. He always makes adjustments. Greg Cossell noted how old-school the Ravens O appears to be, in the sense that it only appears sophisticated when compared to the option from Tim Tebow. Well, you all know what the Pats D managed to do to that predictable offense from Denver. Big Ben shocked the Pats D by dinking and dunking it for one first down after another. The Giants introduced Victor Cruz and Jake Ballard as key components of their pass-D. Flacco, Cam, Harbaugh, Rice, whoever it is, someone needs to shock the Pats D with something unexpected. Belichick will gameplan against Ray Rice and the deep ball.
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Reed Harris, UFC Vice President of Community Relations, speaks to the media after the press conference for UFC Live 6 (UFC on Versus 6) at the Newseum in Washington, DC.
ufc in mexico? no thanks….
Check out the guy who pops up about 4:30, like half way through the interview, all smiling and nodding….fake laughin at the jokes. That's me at every party.
They need to get more fighters from mexico. If they don't they won't do good.
Better pay off the cartels first, they run Mexico.
Why? half of mexicos population is in the US already so just keep holding events in the states.


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U.S. stocks and Treasury prices are diving after Federal Reserve policymakers said they worry that hiring might slow down if economic growth doesn't improve.
The Dow Jones industrial average is down about 100 points at 13,164. It was down 40 when the Fed released minutes from its March meeting. The S&P 500 is down 10 at 1,408. The Nasdaq is down 13 at 3,107.
Rampant selling by bond traders raised the yield on the 10-year Treasury note to 2.27 percent from 2.16 percent earlier Tuesday. Gold is down $29 an ounce at $1,651 after being virtually unchanged earlier.


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Texas opened up Big 12 Tourney play as the 7th seed taking on 10th seed Texas Tech.
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They picked up right where they left out last Wednesday winning by 12. In other news, 5th seeded OU lost to 12th seeded Missouri. The first time a 12 seed has ever won a game in the Big 12 tourney.
In Game 2, Texas takes down Baylor 76-61 after being down 16 at the half. Texas held Baylor to just 6 field goals in the second half! Anytime Coach Cajun Meth Queen (Mulkey) loses it's a good day in my book!
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Party like it's 2004! The Toronto Maple Leafs host the Boston Bruins tonight at the Air Canada Centre in game three:
- The series is even, and the hometown crowd has not seen playoff action in almost a decade. [NESN]
- Here's where we left off... [TSN]
- Defensive meltdowns were prominent in the loss. [BruinsDaily]
- From Sunday's practice... the defensive pairings will be retweaked, and we all hope Jaromir Jagr can shake that tenacious flu and perhaps spark the third line. [PatriotLedger]
- Here are some suggestions for juggling it up a bit tonight, and why Andrew Ference was sorely missed. [Causeway Crowd]
- The Bruins will need to regain momentum, and remember that consistency Claude Julien had been seeking recently? Need that, too. [TorontoSun]
- Speaking of consistency, the Bs have begun to show a drop-off on away game success. [BostonHerald]
- The Bs expect a bees nest, although Milan Lucic is ready to "embrace the challenge." [ESPN]
- Wade Redden has good reason to be delighted to join the Bruins and be in the playoffs. [Telegram&Gazette]
- Toronto's postgame exuberance was understandable, but check back after game three. [TheProvince]
- For fun, Bruins fans describe their favorite Bruins players in (just about) one word. Oh, and they STILL thank Phil Kessel. [BostonGlobe]
- Is Tyler Seguin going to get the Kessel treatment in Toronto? [BostonHerald]
- A team-by-team recap of the weekend action, for our amusement. [PuckDaddy]
Have you been watching the coverage on the Providence Bruins? They've battled back from being two games down in their best of five series:
- Carter Camper 's hat trick capped the 5-4 win at Hershey. Niklas Svedberg made 28 saves. [Providence Journal]
- Here's your chance to get up to speed on the PBruins Calder Cup progress. [StanleyCupOfChowder]
- And check this prospects report for some cheery news. [NewEnglandHockeyJournal]
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- Leafs fan allegedly assaulted after Game 2 at TD Garden. [TheLeafsNation]


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House Republicans came out swinging this morning – blasting President Obama – saying the administration is not doing nearly enough to help Texas deal with the wildfires.
Republicans went one step further, saying they believe President Obama might be dragging his feet because he lost Texas in the election.
Congressman Pete Olson:
"I call on the president to be the president Texas needs right now, to set aside partisan politics and do what's right for the people of our state, they're hurting."
That's an insulting accusation says Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.
"That's absurd, literally absurd. I can't imagine any president having any reason to abdicate from their responsibility for representing the American people."
FEMA officials say they've approved grants that are covering 75 percent of the cost of fighting the fires.


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Due to the consolidation of the neighborhood schools over the past few years, several of the usual polling places in Southampton have been shuffled about.
The county's board of elections announced Tuesday that three polling places in Southampton would be changed for the November election.
Those changes are as follows:
Residents of Upper Southampton Township East 2, who formerly cast their ballots at Stackpole Elementary School, will now vote at the North and Southampton Reformed Church, 1380 Bristol Road, Churchville.
Residents of Upper Southampton Township North 3 and North 4 who were relocated to Klinger Middle School following the closure of the former Davis Elementary School, will now return to the new Davis building to cast their ballots.
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Chuka Squirms Over Anti-Balls Briefing
Chuka Umunna was confronted on the Daily Politics with allegations that he may have been behind the Economist piece about Labour expanding BIS to neuter the Treasury if Labour make it back into government. Ed Balls will be delighted…
Yesterday Labour Uncut made the link that the author of the piece, one Jeremy Cliffe, who used to work for Chuka. To be fair it's denials all round:
@MrHarryCole Thanks for pushing the piece, but didn't discuss anything in it w/ @ChukaUmunna. About policies + govt, not personalities.—
Jeremy Cliffe (@JeremyCliffe) January 08, 2014
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Two experienced strikers, both badly in need of a win, are set to face off when the UFC returns to England for UFC on Fuel TV 5 in Nottingham on September 29th. England's own, Che Mills, tweeted today that's been booked to face veteran muay thai specialist, Duane Ludwig, on the card:
Mills had his most recent taste of success the last time the UFC visited the U.K. back in November of 2011 when he knocked out Chris Cope in his official UFC debut (Mills had been eliminated during the US vs. UK season of TUF). Unfortunately for Mills, the UFC didn't do him any favors by booking him against Canadian wunderkind, Rory MacDonald for his second fight, and MacDonald had his way with Mills, thrashing the Brit for a second-round TKO in April. "Bang" Ludwig, always a fan-favorite throughout his extensive, 12-year MMA career, finds himself facing a possible release by the UFC if he loses a third straight here. In his last two outings, he was choked out by brawler, Josh Neer, and then knocked out by the less polished Dan Hardy, who many expected Ludwig to hold a striking advantage over. Nonetheless, like in the Hardy fight, it's unlikely this fight will see much grappling action, and it will be a test of which fighter has the superior striking technique.
Che Mills (14-5, 1 NC)
L Rory MacDonald (TKO) - UFC 145
W Chris Cope (TKO) - UFC 138
W Marcio Cesar (KO) - BAMMA 6
Duane "Bang" Ludwig (21-13)
L Dan Hardy (KO) - UFC 146
L Josh Neer (submission) - UFC on FX 1
W Amir Sadollah (unam. decision) - UFC on Versus 5
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Don't be so quick to dismiss the thought of hitting the road on two wheels. As the following will show, motorcycles are not just for bad boys anymore.
Bike riders are younger, or older, or richer, or female-r, or more ethnically diverse than we bet you ever thought. And the role motorcycles play is a lot more complex. They're a means to connect to a group, a way to let off steam, a way to inspire, while making a rider feel bigger, faster, stronger.
But the gentle (yes!), sensuous side of riding a motorcycle may surprise you even more. For some people in this world of tight schedules and tighter boxes, riding a motorcycle makes them feel more connected to the natural world. Makes them feel, for a moment, more like who they really are.
The Mystique of the Motorcycle
Even if you have never ridden on a motorcycle, never even touched one, your beliefs are formed. You know exactly what motorcycles are all about. You've learned from Marlon Brando in "The Wild One." more.../span>
Chichi Riders: Motorcycle Fashion
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There are multiple categories of motorcycles available, complete with subgroups and a few oddities thrown in to spice things up. Following is a short primer on what's out there. more.../span>
Ride: Who Do You Want To Be?
Don't be so quick to dismiss the thought of hitting the road on two wheels. Motorcycles are not just for bad boys anymore. See examples of those who succumb to the lure of two wheels, the open road and rebels without causes. more.../span>
The Angels Born in Hell
Richie Vitale's eyes are hidden in the twin black pools of his sunglasses as he emerges from the Hells Angels clubhouse in Middletown. The bikes are waiting. more.../span>
The World From 130 mph
Doug Armstrong is flying with the snake at 130 mph, head down under the fairing, the sound of his engine screaming through his helmet into his head and the wind whispering, whispering in his ears. more.../span>
Growing Up Fast
Charlie Smith Jr. got his first dirt bike on his third birthday. It had training wheels. Today, he races motocross all over the East Coast, is the talk of every contest he enters and has won an impressive 60 trophies. Not bad for a 9-year-old. more.../span>
No Crooked Halos in New Haven
They wear leather and tattoos and ride fast, flashy motorcycles. Their club names are Storm, Black Reign and Breeze. One is a champion heavyweight boxer. more.../span>
Girl, Xtreme
The Sick Chick is walking in the pit at Raceway Park in Englishtown, N.J., surrounded by a Mad Max spectacle of black leather and motorcycles. more.../span>
A Ride a Day
He was a surgeon's son from a conservative New England family, and he knew he was destined to follow in his father's footsteps. more.../span>
Two Hearts, Two Harleys
He was a high school senior on a 125cc Yamaha. She was a freshman on a dirt bike. They rode off together into the sunset on a 350cc Honda, and it's been a two-wheeled love story for 24 years. more.../span>
Shredding Stereotypes
It is Sunday afternoon and the armada is moving slowly down Park Street in Hartford, led by Chico Flores on his 1998 golden Fat Boy. The noise from their choppers shreds the air and sandblasts the storefronts. more.../span>
Riding Since 1913
Fred Marsh is out in the parking lot at his East Windsor motorcycle dealership doing what he has been doing for nearly nine decades: Riding a motorcycle. more.../span>
Ahead of the Pack
Tired of that same old same old? Today's motorcycle marketplace is filled with amazing examples of vehicular technology - for less than half the price of an everyday car, a cyclist can get a powerful, high-revving, good-looking piece of machinery that is worlds ahead of all but the most expensive four wheelers - and a lot more fun. more.../span>
Their Styles and Their Statements
So there you are. Summertime in New England, a few extra dollars in your pocket and that recurring image of yourself, free from the daily grind, wind in your hair - oops, you'll wear a helmet, of course - and beckoned by destinations unknown. more.../span>
A Brief and Incomplete History of Motorcycling
1884: First commercially built motorcycle, a three-wheeler made by Edward Butler in England, with an engine mounted between two front wheels more.../span>
Revving Up Safely
So you've decided to take up motorcycle riding. You're raring to go, but you may have a few apprehensions. Before you climb into the saddle and hit the road, here are some essential bases to cover: more.../span>
Screen Hogs
At one time or another, most modern male movie stars climb aboard a Harley or a Ducati to look cool, with maybe a touch of the outlaw about them. more.../span>
Why I Ride
I think the first time I experienced a genuine case of "profiling," I was in New Hampshire to work on a story. While passing through a moderately sized town I was stopped by the police. I should point out I was riding my motorcycle. more.../span>
10 Recommended Rides
Great rides for motorcyclists through the hills and valleys of Connecticut. more.../span>
Links: A Ride On The Web Side
Regrettably, we can't always ride. One must sleep occasionally, and quite often you have to do that thing called "work" that generates funds for gas and such. more.../span>
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Rated 4 out of 5 by mrwrite Location, Location, & Quality Being in the right place at the right time does matter. That's why I always stay here during business trips to Norfolk. Easy exercise paths along the water, restaurants just blocks away, and a staff that really knows how the share the love. April 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Terrence great stay! Enjoyed the stay! Front staff was great and friendly although was charged a $4.79 for a movie i did not order and was not in the room at the time...it would have been nice to know if available to have movie access blocked during the stay. May 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 The hotel is well planned. I love everything about the hotel ,my family don't want to leave the hotel,my family next vaccination will be use in the hotel.I recommend the hotel for any occasions because the hotel is well planned with great equipment and features . August 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by mushroom Peaceful and relaxing The Sherton Norfolk Waterside was a delightful experience. The staff was welcoming, check in quick and efficent, everything clean and fresh, and although I was working it was a relaxing experience overall. Harbor view was a great bonus! August 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skphap Great Hotel on the Waterfront Hotel completely met our needs. Staff was wonderful. Made our stay in Norfolk so enjoyable. You can easily walk to everything you want to do in Norfolk and its so convenient to travel to Virginia Beach for a day while staying here. August 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Silakasha My second time here This trip was my second to Norfolk and the Sheraton in Norfolk. I was very pleased. I especially enjoy the location as I can walk to whatever I need. I do not need help often, but when I do, there was always someone helpful around. November 9, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by plumber13 Room needs improvement The windows need to be washed outside The chair has a torn cushion The TV discovery channel could not be repaired The TV remote was missing from the room when I arrived There is mechanical noise coming into the room from below June 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Chen35 Room needs to be clean Great location and i was exicited from looking at outside but Rooms had Mosquitos .there was weired smell in the room. Overall room didn't feel clean and comfortable . Dust everywhere . And we didn't get our rooms until 4:30 . August 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JBfromPGH waterside view great We enjoyed watching a naval ship depart from dock one morning. The shipyard is directly across from the hotel, but the room is very quiet. The only negative about the hotel is that the self parking is inconveniently located. July 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lee365 Great Stay From the Bellman to the Front Desk, I was greeted with a smile. When I checked-in the hotel lobby was busy, yet I received prompt and courtesy service. I would highly recommend this hotel for business and personal travel! March 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Blacknite29 Symposium 2013 My stay was average, I was not really impressed. I had a suite on the 6th floor at the end of the hall. My batroom toilet paper roll was falling off the wall. There was only towel in my suite during my stay. November 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Barbara54 Nice hotel. Very clean and beautifully decorated. Staff was friendly and accomodating. I had reserved a room with double beds but when I arrived the clerk said it was for a king room. She took a room held for the airlines so that we would get the room we had reserved. July 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ace87 Great Service at Great Rates! I was very please with the service I received at this hotel, staff was friendly and helpful, recognized government employees, very good food, and all around great experience in the heart of Norfolk. Will stay at again. October 30, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by RickiD Loved the Upgrade Upon arrival as spg members we got upgraded, but one phone in the room didn't work and non members snuck into the concierge room for the freebies! Also, there was some pet dance in the hotel for dogs and it was a zoo. August 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Creeper6 Overall Performance One of the best Reunions our ship(USS Salem) has had. Food was outstanding. Personnel fabulous and accomodating. Valet service friendly and helpful with directions and suggesting. Wait staff and catering "Five Star". September 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Luvfranck47 Starwood Preferred Guest I was tired from traveling on arrival. Personnel were very friendly. I received an upgrade to the Club level. The room was very nice and the food in the club lounge was excellent. I would highly recommend this hotel. January 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Dissappointed Edgy plumbing Shower valve on bath faucet would only partly close , hence most water came out of bath faucet , and very little pressure at shower head . Drain was very slow, and while showering you stood in 2-3 inches of water . March 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by T2travel2012 Good Location and Spacious Over all the stay was good. The hotel is located in downtown Norfolk and you can walk to most places. The room was clean and spacious however, the hotel could use some comestic updating. I would stay there again. November 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by SusieQSix Guest Sheraton Norfolk has the friendliest and politest staff I have ever met at a hotel. From the front desk to the house maids, absolutely number one. The facility was perfect too but the people make the difference. June 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 883600drm Enjoyed it ! The management helped with changing my reservation without a penalty fee.upon arrival the front desk employee upgraded me . My stay was a good nights rest.i stay here often and they respect my PLATINUM status. December 31, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 Great Location I was very pleased to stay @ this location for the Jazz Summer Soltice 2012. My only complaint was the restaurant staff. The service was not that great during breakfast but the people were friendly enough. June 20, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by julie0 Services Given breakfast coupons, but for continentinal only, not really worth going downstairs for. Rooms need refrigerators and microwaves for guest staying more than three days. Real coffee pots needed in rooms. August 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by RandyWVI Very Helpful Front Desk Staff The front desk was very helpful. They provided me with direction to the location where the dinner cruise my wife and I were taking would be deprting from. They also give me an upgraded room. November 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SamJr Great hotel I reserved 2 rooms - both very nice - room 1019 tub was a bit slippery. My Dad being an older person was concerned he would fall. room 1016 - no issues. again - staff and arrangements were very nice. September 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by anonymous3000 Great Staff & Location Great staff and location in downtown Norfolk is unbeatable. Views of the harbor are a plus. Two drawbacks are as folows: - noisy A/C unit - poor cable signal/did not get all advertised channels. August 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by janet44 microwave This hotel has great features, I love the waterside, and the rooms are wonderful, except couple of things... I personally think the rooms should have a microwave and free wifi throughout the hotel February 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nickname92013 Needs Improvement -Hair in my shower -A/C could not be shut off and made too much noise -Housekeeping took all the towels and didn't replenish them. -Colleagues staying at this hotel had similar experiences. September 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kleets this hotel treated like gold our club Vietnam Vets and Legasy M/C were treated and well respected thank you for a excellent weekend. The staff at the sign in desk were a god sent they ALL know their job. Thanks again Steve March 24, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Janet Needs upgrading on beds Our bed was terrible. The mattress was very uncomfortable and old. Had to request clean glasses via a note. We attended a conference and the conference rooms were freezing. Staff was friendly. May 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by gchildress1775 Great Stay As always, the Sheraton Waterside exceeded my expectations. I would like to highlight what a pleasure it is to work with Katie Parks. She is top notch and a true asset to your organization. April 10, 2013


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As protests continue to rattle throughout the Middle East, demonstrators in Libya, Syria and Yemen are taking out the aversion in particularly creative ways -- crafting politically-inspired posters intended to ridicule leaders in their respective nations.
Depictions range from a simple 'X' drawn across a photo of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to one of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, drawn with huge Dumbo-like ears.
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Bodies in motion tend to stay in motion. Sir Issac Newton may not have been talking about exercise when he stated his First Law of Motion on July 5, 1687, but he had it right. When you exercise, it becomes much easier to keep moving. When you don't.........joints stiffen, stomachs sag, and stairs become a challenge.
Slow or fast, staying in motion is vital for every body at every age. When sitting for two hours or more, your body significantly reduces enzymes that help break down fat and decreases good cholesterol (HDL) formation. Sitting behind a desk or in front of a video game, age 16 or 60, time matters. Good cholesterol (HDL) is reduced by 20% after only two hours of sitting. Take a break, stand up, stretch your legs, and reach out your arms every 30 minutes. Take a walk.....around your desk, down the hall, and up the stairs. Stay in motion.
Aging is not a reason to stop exercise, it's an opportunity to try something new. Try swimming or water exercise to take stress off your low back. Try tennis to improve eye/hand coordination. Try cycling to improve knee mobility. Senior exercise programs should consider the affects of getting older, as vision and hearing changes or limited mobility. Discussing your options with your physican and physical therapist can help you find the right plan.
Physical therapists are trained to assess fitness levels, note limitations, and recommend adaptations in an exercise program. Many offer specialized assessments as golf, cycling, and weight training. Seeking professional advice will help keep a body in motion.
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Manningham could capture another ring this season - this time, as a spectator. As much as Manningham wants to be on the field and help the NFC champion Niners on Sunday against Baltimore, he realizes it's rare to return to the NFL's showcase in consecutive years.
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Meeting over location of Gladstone Free School, Cricklewood, tonight
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Plans for a new free school will go on display tonight after there was uproar about a potential site.
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Walpole shooting victim's family seeking answers
On March 29, 51-year-old Larry A. Bohannon was shot and killed by police after he refused commands from Alstead and Walpole officers to get out of his vehicle and comply with their orders.
He died from gunshot wounds to the head, chest and abdomen.
"He wasn't a violent person and we have unanswered questions," said Renee Bohannon, his niece by marriage.
"I really miss him I guess," she said crying. "We know Larry. He was a jokester. He loved his family and his past was not the best."
Larry Bohannon was known to many in the family as Uncle Bo, she said.
"Do we know if Uncle Bo pointed a gun at them? All we get is that he didn't comply," she said Friday.
Her 16-year-old son has been asking, "Why did they have to shoot to kill," she said.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Janice K. Rundles declined to release more details Thursday, saying results of the investigation are expected to be released early this week.
Larry Bohannon had allegedly robbed a stationery store at gunpoint in Bellows Falls, Vt., earlier on March 29. When he fled into New Hampshire, Alstead and Walpole officers pursued him until they were able to stop the vehicle on Upper Walpole Road in Walpole where the shooting happened.
Authorities said Bohannon's last known address was in Grafton, but Renee Bohannon said he lived and worked in Massachusetts during the week and lived with his girlfriend in Winchester on the weekends.
Larry Bohannon had a criminal record. In 1994 he received two concurrent 20-year sentences for a kidnapping conviction in Sullivan County and a bail jumping conviction out of Cheshire County.
He was first paroled on those sentences in 1996 then returned to jail two more times for parole violations. He had been wanted as a fugitive from justice since July 2011 when he failed to meet with his parole officer.
He had stayed away from family members up until a year-and-a-half ago when he reconnected with siblings and nieces and nephews.
Renee Bohannon said family members wish they could have been there for Larry Bohannon.
"We do know him. He was a good person. We don't know why he did that," she said.
Renee Bohannon said she can only think Larry Bohannon was under pressure to keep financial obligations.
"I think there were broken promises he couldn't fulfill. . He had something going on that he couldn't handle," she said. "That's the only thing we can come up with.
"He did try to turn his life around. His past was his past. We were his family. People change."
Along with the pain of losing a family member, the media coverage of Bohannon, his past crimes and other crimes he might have committed has been hurtful to the family, Renee Bohannon said.
Lebanon police said last week they are looking into whether Larry Bohannon committed two unsolved armed robberies that took place in March.
"A lot of people think he's some kind of monster and he's really not a monster," Renee Bohannon said. "I know that's all they have on him is his past. But they don't know him.
"All kids adored him. . My kids don't believe he would do that."
The last time he was released from prison, Bohannon had married and had two children, Renee Bohannon said, but since the marriage broke up he had been unable to see his children.
Not being able to see his children was hard on him, she said, but "he didn't want to burden anybody."
He kept his problems to himself, she said.
Family members have been comforting each other by sharing photos on Facebook of "Uncle Bo" at the Pickle Festival in Winchester last September, or on an "Apple Pie" motorcycle run to Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge last fall.
"He was doing wonderful. We just don't know what led to this," she said.
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Mix mayo, vinegar and honey in 3 cup measuring container and hold to the side.
In large mixing bowl place broccoli, raisins, nuts and bacons then pour dressing over top. Mix and serve chilled.
Simple and great! Actually Feeds more like 8!
- 6 cups broccoli florets
- 1 lb grilled bacon chopped
- 1/2 c walnuts and 1/2 c. pecans
- 1 cup raisins/cranberries (dried)
- 1 1/2 cup paleo mayo
- 3 TBS White wine Vinegar
- 1 TBS honey (optional)
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I do not follow a Paleo plan, but am curious what Paleo mayo is. Could I substitute greek yogurt? Thank you :)!
Just made this last night, but left out the bacon because somehow I didnt have any in the house (how did THAT happen!?). This is great! A perfect side with a chicken breast or something like that. A touch of sweetness from the honey and the dried cranberries goes perfect with the nuts and broccoli. I'm sure it would be EVEN better if I used the bacon too! Thanks for the recipe!
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Glenn back has more loose screws than Home Depot! It will take more than one act of contrition to tighten up any of those screws!
Ray Michaels commented on Megyn Kelly Suggests Pres. Obama Hates Nuns?! 2014-01-04 19:43:09 -0500 · Flag
What will FOX talk about once President Obama is out of office? They have spent 99.9% of their time talking about him and coming up with one after another of CRAZY charges! If the Liberals had done this , spent all the time nit picking Bush; Fox would have demanded that the network lose its broadcast license and its managers be put on trial for treason for undermining the Presidency !
Ray Michaels commented on Sarah Palin's Comments About Phil Robertson Our Outrageous Quote Of The Week 2014-01-04 08:43:11 -0500 · Flag
The First Amendment protects your right to say almost anything you want. It does not protect you from criticism, ridicule or societal repercussions resultant from the foolish things you say!
I can believe in free speech and disagree with you!
I can believe in free speech and disagree with you!
Ray Michaels commented on Martha MacCallum Wins Our Outrageous Quote Of The Week 2013-12-08 08:36:00 -0500 · Flag
Have you heard about Rick Santorum's thoughts on Nelson Mandela's death and his struggle to end apartaid? He compared it to the republican struggle to end Obamacare!
Ray Michaels commented on Neil Cavuto's One-Sided Attack On The Affordable Care Act 2013-11-22 05:38:45 -0500 · Flag
Well, at least we have for you out at last with the death panels! They are being run by all the Republican Governors who refused to allow state exchanges to help the people in their various states enroll in the affordable care act! By so doing they are denying their citizens access to healthcare which would save their lives. So these Governors and the Republicans in general have single-handedly become death panels deciding who should live and who should not live!
Ray Michaels commented on Bill O'Reilly Insists Nobody On Fox Makes Personal Attacks 2013-11-22 05:35:05 -0500 · Flag
O'Reilly's comments are as silly as Mitch McConnell's were yesterday in the Senate! McConnell said after the nuclear option was invoked that the Republicans have been more than fair to Pres. Obama all along. They must have a very strange sense of what is fair!
Ray Michaels commented on Fr. Jonathan Morris: Christian Public Prayer Rules So Screw U Atheists, Jews, And Buddhists! 2013-11-06 06:01:28 -0500 · Flag
Why is it that the Fox news cast are always looking for conspiracies of hatred and mistrust everywhere? There always inventing some new war against this group in that group. They note certainly don't do very much for promoting peace amongst different groups. They seem to delight in always finding some way to upset people and rile people up. These constant foamy waters on Christmas in wars on different religions against each other. It really is getting very tiring and it's also very ridiculous!


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PTSA General Meeting
PTSA General Meeting
September 4th at 3:15 PM
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Dress Code
Parents and students can view this illustrated Dress Code presentation.
Professional Development Early Release Days
MSD has eight Professional Development early release days this year. Please view or download the dates for your records.
Principal Thompson Takes the ALS Challenge
Principal Thompson helps to spread ALS awareness with the Ice Bucket Challenge! Photo by Sara Salomon.
Conversations with the District
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) is excited to announce the return of Conversations with the District events. These are a series of town-hall style meetings aimed at gaining feedback from parents, students and community members.
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SMART Futures
SMART Futures
On June 9, 2014, the School Board of Broward County approved Resolution 14-88, which would put a $800 Million General Obligation Bond on the November 4th ballot. The proceeds of this bond will be utilized for capital improvements and to purchase technology for teachers and students. Learn more


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Ok, this isn't worthy of a FanPost. Sorry.
But, I'm moving and am trying to figure out whether to go cable or DirectTV. I live in Central Indiana.
If I get the SportsPack that includes Comcast Chicago, will I get to see the Cubs games or will I be blacked out? Is buying MLB Extra Innings the only way I can get non-WGN/ESPN games?
Thanks...I'm cheap. After I get my answer, feel free to delete this.