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If the early returns from the current online poll are any indication, it looks the overwhelming sentiment here is not to approve of the seniors decision to organize yesterday's ditch day at practice. Norm Chow didn't mince words and went straight to the point:
The majority sentiment on BN is in line with what Chow was mumbling. And David Woods from the Daily Bruin also echoed the same sentiment as he blasted the players today (emphasis added):
It all reeks of an uncaring attitude. I can understand that football practice is hard, but that's why I don't play football (along with the fact that I have no discernible athletic talent, although I did once coach a group of second-graders to a youth basketball championship). In normal years, ditching one practice in the spring is probably not going to have too significant an impact.
If you've got the same offense and the same defense year after year, then one missed practice is probably not going to do that much harm. But this team lost most of its experience and all but three coaches from last year.
Every team in Division I gets a limited number of formal practices before the season starts. Yeah, there are informal sessions that the players are "encouraged" to attend, but spring practice and August practice are the only two times that the team practices in pads and in actual game situations.
Given all the new players, all the new coaches, the new offense and the general feel that every starting spot on the team save the defensive tackle spots and the middle linebacker spot is up for grabs – I don't know, I guess it would seem prudent for the players to not ditch practice and actually focus on becoming better at football. That is, for the most part, why they have scholarships.
But let's not all get too carried away ...
Predictably some outsiders – the usual suspects (RN haters) – are taking this story (which in the grand scheme of things is not that big of a deal) to get off their potshots at RN. They are advancing the perception of how he might not be in control of this program, so they can fit that into their neat little narrative based on what allegedly took place in Boulder and Seattle. Uh yeah whatever.
The sky is not falling. Those concern trolls are forgetting how it took more than a year for someone like Coach Howland who has now an established reputation for being a total disciplinarian and a control freak, more than year to take control over our basketball program. Do people remember how Coach Howland had to deal with Lavin's left over in his first year, most of whom had no clue what it meant to "bring it" in Howland's practice every day? Lot of those guys quit on Howland his first season, which resulted in a disastrous 11 win season. Eventually Coach Howland was able rebuild the foundation of that program based on his ideals and vision by working with the upperclassmen who bought into his vision (such as Dijon, Ced, Ryan) and blending them with his own recruits.
We think CRN is on the right track just like Howland. To CRN's credit he is doing what he can to make the seniors feel a part of his efforts to bring back UCLA football. Obviously it will take a while for his message and his vision/ideals of our program to get instilled in all the players. But given what we have heard from CRN in last few months and the coaching staff he has been able to put together, we feel good that eventually the same culture change will take place in the world of UCLA football, just like it methodically happened under Howland in hoops.
So I am sure by now the players have gotten the message and hopefully use it to adjust their mindset to close out the spring camp with a strong finish and come back all fired up for the Fall.

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So, what is Native Marketing? AdverNativorial?
It seems there is a different form of marketing coming out every week at the moment. The big star of 2012 was Content Marketing. In 2013, it looks like it's gonna be Native Marketing, currently also going by the name of Native Advertising.
So what is it?
To me, it is simply content that is designed to appeal to people on the platform on which they are engaging with it.
For example, you can only do a sponsored story on Facebook and your potential audience can engage with this and interact with it using Facebook. It's native to Facebook.
A sponsored tweet is something you can only do on twitter, and your potential audience can engage with it on twitter.
In both these cases, the content you create must be designed to appeal to the users in the way the interact with the platform.
What does this mean?
Well, think about yourself as a Facebook user. You're not on there to search for stuff to buy, you're there to see what your friends are up to. You are in the mindset of wanting to like something funny Bob shared with you. This is why Facebook ads that are designed like Google PPC ads get 0.04% CTR instead of 5% CTR (although some sources say this is much lower, my results are far better than the average)
Anyone advertising to you on Facebook needs to do so, to be most effective, in a way that uses content that engages your interests and makes you part of their story. It's more organic than direct. It's about flirting, buying the drinks, telling a funny story, complimenting them on their hair, rather than asking directly for a shag, which is effectively what most old school advertising does.
Why has this form of advertising arisen?
Well, you could say it's always been here as advertorial, just dressed up with a fancy name for the internet.
The fact is that much of digital marketing is moving in the same way as print advertising and then TV advertising moved back in late C19th and mid C20th.
In print, it was easy to get a response to your advertising when you were the only one doing it. Then everyone did it, so you had to get clever, issuing PR and then advertorials – adverts that looked like editorial – native to the platform they were on (ie, newspapers). Radio and TV advertising followed a similar development path.
Bottom line is this: marketers are taking old ideas into the social media realm and giving it a new name. The big difference is trust. It's increasingly hard to pull the wool over the punters eyes on the net, and once you do that trust could be lost forever. So, if you do do a sponsored message on a social platform, for God's sake be open and honest about what it is!
If you want to hear a real expert talk about Native Advertising, try this video at 1:25.
Pay attention to what Meabh says about Coke's use of native advertising at 2:07.
(And then read my blog about Coke)
Ultimately, native advertising is about emotional connection. All advertising that can connect with someone emotionally is going to be far more powerful long term than just throwing up a price, some scarcity and some sex. It is always a good thing to educate, entertain and enlighten your potential customers. That's why we made this cartoon to explain how social media really works:
When you've done all that, feel free to tell us what you think about advernativorial marketing and if you've used it with any success anywhere?


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This is a story about how my brother and I stole our fathers 1969 Norton Commando, had it restored and then gave it back to him for Christmas. He had no idea.
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Cardiff Blues fought back from being 12-0 down within the first six minutes, but were ultimately edged out by Connacht in their PRO12 clash at the Arms Park.
Gavin Duffy and Willie Faloon both touched down for the Irish side early on, before Harry Robinson dived to score in the corner to reduce the deficit to 15-8 at half-time.
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Westfield police have identified Daniel and Patricia Cyr as the two people who died after an apparent drowning at Hampton Ponds Monday night.
State police said the couple's small dog jumped off the boat and into the water. Then 64-year-old Daniel Cyr jumped into the water after the dog and became distressed. That's when 61-year-old Patricia jumped in to save her husband and also became distressed.
Witnesses said a Jet Ski rider pulled Patricia from the pond and performed CPR.
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This independent junior research group was financed for 4 years by an ERC Starting Independent Researcher Grant, and since 2012 by the Strategic Innovation Fund of the MPG. The project's name is MANITOP, which stands for Massive Neutrinos: Investigating their Theoretical Origin and Phenomenology.
The aim of the project is to shed light on the theoretical origin of (Majorana) neutrino masses and to explore the phenomenological consequences of the model predictions and of possible mechanisms giving rise to neutrino mass. Particular emphasis will be laid on the connections between neutrino physics and other fields, e.g., lepton flavor violation, LHC physics, cosmic rays, dark matter, cosmology etc. The results of many upcoming experiments in the neutrino sector and beyond will be a crucial discriminator for models and will have to be followed closely.
On the theory side we will lay emphasis on the various mechanisms to explain small neutrino masses, in particular realizations of the see-saw mechanism. The numerous aspects in what regards the generation of the unexpected neutrino mixing schemes are not at all understood. Apart from neutrino oscillation observables, there are more model-dependent implications of neutrino mass models, for instance lepton flavor violating decays and electric dipole moments in the charged lepton sector, or processes involving new particles at colliders such as the LHC. The connection to the baryon asymmetry of the Universe, to proton decay and to dark matter will also be studied. Possibilities to distinguish the different mechanisms (e.g., type I from type II see-saw) shall be searched for.
Phenomenology will also be focused on: in particular, the implications of upcoming (precision) experiments on the neutrino mass and mixing parameters or the neutrino mass matrix will be investigated. The prospects of using high energy neutrino cosmic rays to probe the neutrino mixing parameters will be studied. Neutrinoless double beta decay (including analogous processes) and new experimental ideas to probe the parameters of neutrino physics will also be explored.
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Some brief ed. background: This was originally in the comments section here, of Chris's "Shanahan 'Definitely' Won't Coach the Chiefs" story, and was a response to commenter Lanier63's comment:
So at what point is ESPN going to publically admit
that their reporter jumped the gun and aired a baseless story? The sports world doesn't need the trash reporting that CNN, MSNBC and all the other liberal media outlets practice and tend to create news more than just report it. Shame on ESPN and shame on Chris Mortenson!
This isn't meant to pick on Lanier, a venerable member of the AP, nor is it political, so don't start, its about how we just accept the crap product that the mainstream media puts out and defends with politicizing. There's no reason for that, it's just an inability to compete and so their content suffers massively at the hands of their form regardless of who owns them, and sports is the perfect example of that:
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Seriously, ESPN or any sports media for that matter is completely driven by their ownership, moreso than even the partisan cable networks. Disney has been marketing espn to be athlete image & family friendly for years as pointed out by websites such as www.dEadSPiN.com (whose editor is pictured above and who covers a number of controversies espn won't touch) and www.kissingsuzykolber.com (inspired by the Joe Namath drunken come on to Suzy Kolber that espn buried in the interest of not tarnishing ole Broadway Joe).
Now, understandably sports writers are up their with gym teachers in the competition for the lowest intellectual credibility in their professions (note the obvious exception of the part-time contributors: Hunter S. Thompson, George Will, etc.); however, the 'quality' of their reporting is irrespective of bias.
First, the 'liberal media bias' exists because journalism majors are overwhelmingly liberal and their profession relies on the vigorous exercise of the 1st amendment (a chicken and the egg situation). That said Olberman, who made ESPN great back in the day, when you might posit they had credibility, is now neck and neck with Bill O'Reilly for biggest partisan hack, and is operating on "liberal" MSNBC (where ironically, the MS (Microsoft) that donated 2.4m to Bush 2's 2000 campaign, and the NBC's parent corp. GE that donated 1.1m to the same).
That said, SI, who Peter King writes for (Chris's 'credible' source here), is actually CNNSI (and CNN in turn is owned by Time-Warner/AOL that donated 1.6 to the 2000 Bush campaign). To be fair CNN is just as ridiculous if not more so than FOX news when it comes to domestic politics.
Interestingly enough, we saw an interview with Fox owner Rupert Murdoch's biographer that claims a lot of Murdoch's recent 'softening' conservativism (badmouthing Bill O'Reilly in private & trying to buy the NYTimes) has to do with divorcing his former wife (apparently a mel gibson like arch conservative Australian Catholic) and picking up a new swinging flamingly liberal gold-digger girlfriend (ed. note: gold-digger was my interpretation of the biographer's intimation repeating how "young" she was).
Also, Peter King, while the "biggest" source to weigh in on the story probably doesn't deserve the 100% tag, especially after his flailing around on Favregate last year. Still Chris is right in maybe giving him a 99.9% tag since he's pretty much the top football beat guy at least for CNNSI [barfs in mouth slightly at recognizing Peter King].
Bringing it back to ESPN, Kenny Mayne and the commercials are about the only redeeming factor Disney has seen fit to keep it interesting.
In short, the world is changing, we'll take the Caroline Kennedy thing as unavoidable, when the old grey lady (NYTimes) jumps the gun (liberal as they may be) we'll give it up as a victim of our 24 hr. news cycle. You just can't cover stories that complicated with minute to minute reports.
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Source: Minnesota pulled out of deal at last second that would have had Beasley to LAL Crawford to Minn, Derek Fisher, other pieces to Port.
Minnesota pulled out of deal because had no guarantee Jamal Crawford would invoke player option next season, would duplicate D. Williams.
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The studio version of the Gossip's new single "Heavy Cross"–teased last week in this space–is now streaming from the band's MySpace page. The nervous interplay between the twitchy disco guitars and Beth Ditto's strangely neutered voice sounds straight out of a freestyle comp –but then the rest of the band kicks in, and… well, if you liked "Standing In The Way Of Control" but thought that it just didn't sound flattened-out enough, "Heavy Cross" may be for you.
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Thanks dude, i tried something way more conversational than i usual's do. They're definitely worth giving a shot
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Album Rating: 4.0Oh man, I forgot this came out.
Glad to see this is getting good reviews though, I'll have to get it sometime this week.
So I'm assuming from your review that this is much like their old stuff, or at least those in their genre, but more expansive/well put together?
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Excellent review my good sir. Going to check this out.
'isn't trying to be anything that could be considered innovative and in no way does the album think out of the box'
Maybe I'm getting old but I'm tending to see this in all the reviews I read on this site. Granted I'm guilty of posting this as well but still seems like things are getting a bit tired and tried.
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- 1/2 cup apricot jam
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- kosher salt
- In a small saucepan, over medium heat, heat the butter, sugar, corn syrup, and jam, stirring, for 2 minutes. Remove from heat.
- Stir in the cream, vanilla, and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Cool slightly. Spoon over ice cream.
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- Calories 392Calories From Fat 39%
- Fat 11g
- Sat Fat 7g
- Cholesterol 36mg
- Sodium 47mg
- Carbohydrate 40g
- Fiber 0g
- Sugar 34g
- Protein 1g
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I was reading World Watch, an issues-oriented magazine on "Seven Key Moments" that defined the past 30 years. Among the seven was "The Flood". Not our famous Flood of 1998, but the Yangtze River Basin in China in 1998! The similarity of their experience so paralleled our own that I could not help but share it with you. Thank God, our flood was but a fraction of theirs.
"Chinese developers had cleared thousands of hectares of forest to make space for the country's burgeoning population-thus setting the stage for one of the largest disasters in history. Stripping tree cover reduces the watersheds capacity to slow the flow of surface water. Global warming increases evaporation and thus increases rainfall. When the monsoon of 1998 comes, the heightened volume and velocity of the runoff-and unprecedented numbers of people living in the waters path-drive over 100 million people from their homes."
Those 100 million people who were driven from their homes are over 1/3 the population of the United States! Though on a much smaller scale, your City and County experienced a very unusual 500-year flood. Now, working with FEMA, both City and County have just about completed the buy-out of flooded properties. Next, we turn to planning and implementing plans to prevent a reoccurrence of our experience or at least reduce the flooding effects on some hopefully rational basis. In the process of planning, it is important to note that we are not dealing with water quality or quantity, but with water flooding and its proper management.
There is no doubt that a 500-year flood is truly in a category by itself. What is of greater interest is that perhaps Mother Nature is really trying to tell us something beyond the phenomenon of such an unusual downpouring. What I believe has been revealed is the effects of impervious cover-development and paving in the Northern Sector of the County. In my opinion, failure to seriously address this for our future is dereliction of duty.
So, shortly after the flood, your City and County appointed a County Wide Citizens Watershed Master Plan Committee. On February 12, 2001 Commissioners' Court received the Final Draft of their Report. One of the few good things that has come from the Flood of 1998 here in Bexar County is the acknowledgment of a unified and comprehensive approach to flood control. If the causes of the Flood and prevention of future floods such as the one in 1998 and the lesser more common floods are not treated with a united approach, the solutions will be more expensive and perhaps worst of all, ineffective.
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Red Racer ESB (Extra Special Bitter) - Central City Brewing
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Ratings: 92 | Reviews: 45 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by BasementBer:
Manitoba (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev -5.4%
As mentioned elsewhere for Red Racer, still struggling with the pinup cartoon logo on the can as a man in a man's world and also in man's beer world. But as a ginger I guess warming up? onto beer.
A: Pleasing caramel color with a head of large bubbles. Lacing is consistent. Centralized carbonation that looks consistent.
S: Smells great, but very similar to the pale ale which was not totally pleasing for its metallic properties.
T: Very tasty bittering in both flavor and aroma. Far exceeds the half cooked pale ale, style aside. Bittering is varied yet remains throughout and doesn't die off in a hurry.
M: Carbonation drives the bitter resins throughout the palate as one would hope from an ESB, a feeling to stick with you.
D: I would definitely comeback to this one as an ale to cut the grease out of your tastebuds. Gets right to the heart of things...too bad its in a can.
03-19-2011 05:20:36 | More by BasementBer
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Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
10-26-2013 01:05:33 | More by FadetoBock
British Columbia (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
On tap at the Central City brewpub. Pours a clear copper color with a medium white head. Aroma of citrusy hops and caramel malt. The flavor is fairly hoppy, but nicely balanced with the malt. Medium-light body with good carbonation, and a mild bitter aftertaste. Very drinkable, this makes a great session beer.
02-21-2010 06:18:23 | More by chickenm
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
01-11-2013 19:29:22 | More by JonnyBeers
Alberta (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +1.5%
12oz can, a single procured at Zyn in Cowtown. The label is replete with the standard Red Racer cutie, strikin' her pose as ever was.
This beer pours a clear, bright, and solid medium copper amber hue, with two chubby fingers of puffy, densely foamy, and somewhat bubbly beige head, which settles at pace, leaving some whipped-cream topping, and a nice thin wall of meshed lace around the glass.
It smells of sharp biscuit/toffee malt, pine resin, warm citrus (orange and lime, mostly) rind, a soft oily nuttiness, and further floral, weedy hops. The taste is more edgy biscuity graininess, a heady nutty caramel sweetness, toasted brown bread, lime and lemon peel, a certain mineral flintiness, and general forest floor hop esters.
The carbonation is moderate, just a flitting frothiness wafting about, the body a lean medium weight, and just a tad prickly in its otherwise unassailable smoothness. It finishes clean and crisp, the hops and crackery malt seeing to a lingering dryness.
A nouveau-riche ESB combined with all the proper West Coast IPA sentiments - big British maltiness, and some tethered, but well noticeable Yankee PNW hops. Quite drinkable, and patently enjoyable, for lovers of both styles, such as this guy (points both thumbs at self).
12-28-2010 06:17:05 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev -8.4%
I like this better than the IPA. Bang on for the style. This one from Zyn and listed at 5.6% Pours a ridiculous amount of foam and stays like that. Soft mouthfeel yet the bitterness is right there throughout the pint. Golden body. Very drinkable and some hops wafting in the air that invites you in.
05-15-2011 04:15:37 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-07-2014 00:12:36 | More by CWVegas
Alberta (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +5.2%
A - clear bronze, tall soapy off white head, some sticky lacing
S - strong herbal and citrus aroma, bready and peppery
T - herbal hops and bready malt up front, quickly moves to spicy lemon zest hop notes and rich nutty malt
M - strong carbonation, thin and a very tart bitter finish
D - strong hop flavour with plenty of malt balance, carbonated for easy drinking
02-18-2011 03:03:03 | More by joemcgrath27
Alberta (Canada)
4.7/5 rDev +15.5%
On-tap at the Alibi Room, as part of a three-round face-off between a number of different draft selections there.
In three rounds of four beers each, the ESB clearly came out on top, ahead of perennial favourites such as Red Racer IPA and Driftwood Farmhand. A well-rounded, extraordinarily favourful and balanced bitter, equally suited for savouring and sessioning. As fine as their IPA is, it pales (no pun intended) in comparison to the ESB.
If they can get this into bottles (correction: cans, I suppose) I'd drive across the border regularly to get my fix. Well done, Central City!
10-06-2009 01:43:09 | More by stagger
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
02-16-2012 03:06:45 | More by cletetron
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
07-18-2013 06:29:02 | More by 1stOffender
Quebec (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +0.7%
Almost clean and golden-amber in colour, finger of frothy off-white head.
Red Racer hops in an ESB? Lychee, guava, grapefruit, caramel. Smells more like their IPA than their pale ale does.
The nose has a ton of similarity to the IPA but the flavour here is different enough. The "Central City" hops are still perceptible but they switch it up a little here with some dark earthy bitterness in the foreground, overshadowing the fresh tropical fruit from the IPA. Lots of hops here to be sure but there are enough distinguishing features to know it's an ESB (lighter malt body and more prominent minerals). Fairly well-balanced with an enjoyable amount of caramel malt (including some roasted character), with the bitter finish winning out in the end.
Nice thick medium body with an active moderate carbonation.
This stuff is extremely drinkable. One of my favorite ESBs I've had. If you're looking for a lighter alternative to the IPA, pick this stuff up instead of the pale ale. I would totally buy this stuff if it were available here. ABV is pretty high for an ESB but I'd session it anyway. Really tasty stuff.
12-14-2011 06:23:51 | More by eat
Manitoba (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
03-25-2014 01:33:12 | More by mremoquillo
Alberta (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +16.7%
10-07-2013 00:26:06 | More by maplesyrup76
British Columbia (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev +3.7%
Appearance. Pours a clear deep amber with 2 fingers of sticky yellow head that leaves some nice lacing.
Smell. Fruity, piney hops and a little malty caramel.
Taste. Bitter, dry and toasty malt. Grassy and citrus hop bite. Lasting, dry bitterness and a little alcohol.
Mouthfeel. Medium body with medium-strong, prickly carbonation.
Overall. Tasty, bitter beer. More hops than I expected.
03-23-2011 02:51:34 | More by Rutager
Ontario (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -13.3%
Thanks to kjyost for this one.
Poured from can in to Unibroue tulip glass. Bottle date of H1110 - Aug 11, 2010.
A - Nice dark amber colour with one finger of thick foamy white head.
S - Bitter hops up front - some juicy citrus and earthy tones come through. A light sweet malt backbone rounds this one out.
T - Bitter hops with earthy notes and some slight citrus flavours. A nice sweet caramel malt taste rounds this one out.
10-19-2010 00:20:01 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Alberta (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +1.5%
This will be my second Red Racer beer review after the delicious IPA. I really enjoy an ESB as a style, so hopefully this doesn't disappoint.
Poured into a pint glass, it's a hazy amber colour with a lot of carbonation fizzling up to the top. The head is substantial and foamy, and it seems to be sticking around at about 2 fingers which is impressive.
The aroma is light. Slightly hoppy with a bit of toasty maltiness rounding it out. Very balanced, but not too intense.
Bitterness is the first aspect of the flavour that comes through as it hits the back of my tongue. I get some sweet notes as the rich toasty malt flavours come through. My mouth is fulled with some lovely hop aroma that gives way to some roasted malt flavours. I'm left with a hint of a citrus flavour.
Overall, I think this is a little to hoppy to call an ESB, but it is still an excellent beer! It is very much up my alley, and I'm sure I'll be grabbing a 6 pack of this again soon.
06-19-2011 20:30:31 | More by evlu1441
Alberta (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -3.4%
From a 355 mk can, part of a 6 pack. Pours out a deep burnished copper/amber, creamy loose-bubbled white head.
Dry toasty grainy malt, with herbal and spicy hops on the nose.
Dry toasty malt up front in the flavour, immediately eclipsed with dry spicy and herbal hops. It hits all the right spots rather tersely, but still well done.
Medium-bodied mouthfeel, slick with moderate carbonation.
An assertive and enjoyable ESB, not quite as enjoyable as their Red Racer IPA, but this certainly holds its own within its own style.
12-26-2010 21:21:59 | More by IronDjinn
Manitoba (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-03-2013 21:13:39 | More by adhallick
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
01-11-2014 15:03:50 | More by DamageCase76
Quebec (Canada)
4.4/5 rDev +8.1%
Part of a mixed pack that my uncle brought for me when visiting.
Poured from a 355ml. can, canned Nov. 1, 2011 (Lot K0111).
Appearance: A brass colored body with 3 fingers of foam, a bit lopsided and with good lacing.
Smell: Biscuity, malty, hops and ripe fruit.
Taste: Only a few drops on my tongue and i taste immediately orange & grapefruit. Further tasting reveals the plush fruit mixed with some earthiness. Quite flavorful.
Mouthfeel: Gritty just a tad, solid with just the right amount of dryness & bitterness.
Overall: A well balanced ESB that exemplifies the style. One of the best of its class.
01-08-2012 01:56:16 | More by papat444
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -14%
09-29-2013 06:24:49 | More by Caudalie
British Columbia (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev -9.1%
A: Deep dark clear amber poured with 1 finger of creamy thick head.After a sip or 2 the head calms to a thin cap of delicate bubbles.
S: Pine resin & grapefruit rind similar to the Red Racer IPA, but balanced out with caramelized sugar & malts. the IPA has a
T: Up front with hoppy pine resin but lacking the floral notes in the RR IPA. Some hints of toffee and malts.
M: Active carbonation pricks initially and then calms down. The body feels light and a little thin. With a reasonable show of malts in both the scent and the taste I was hoping for a thicker mouth feel
O: A hop forward E.S.B.typical of the Red Racer taste. If you enjoy the Red Racer IPA this E.S.B is akin to the masculine version of the IPA, with stronger pine and deeper malts, lacking the floral scent and taste.
09-30-2012 03:10:38 | More by FondueVoodoo
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -10.8%
355ml Can
Appearance - Hazy amber colour with a large size frothy off-white coloured head. There is a low amount of carbonation showing and there is some really good lacing. The head lasted for around 5 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Malts, caramel, hops, grass
Taste & Mouth - There is a slightly below average amount of carbonation and I can taste malts, caramel and a decent amount of hops. There is also a little bit of a citrus aspect, perhaps oranges. The beer finishes with a malty and hoppy aftertaste.
Overall - While this is a very tasty beer, I'm not sure it really fits the mold of a typical ESB. It basically tasted like a more malted and watered down version of their IPA. Anyways, I still enjoyed it.
06-13-2011 14:10:58 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev -20.6%
Can from mmurphy525, into a pint glass.
Pours an opaque deep amber with a huge, billowing offwhite head. Immensely sticky lace and retains a nice chunk of head throughout; fantastic like every other Central City product. Nose has some citrus hops, lemon and grapefruit, grassy, a distinct bready note that I can't put my finger on. Taste is grassy and some general citrus character. Again a weird note that I can only like to menthol at best. Some peach pits and vague grapefruit again. Not horrible, but confusing and off-style it seems. Decent mouthfeel, drinkable with a light medium carbonation. Flavours didn't do it for me in this one, and I suspect it's a product of age. I'd be willing to revisit this one to confirm/deny my suspicions.
06-05-2011 21:47:57 | More by liamt07
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CHAZY — Chazy began its pursuit of another Section VII Class D in style Friday with a 5-0 victory over Keene.
Josh Barriere and Brandon Laurin each scored a pair of goals and assisted on another to lead the way for the Eagles.
David Poitras added a goal for Chazy, while Brett Giroux, Nathan Reynolds and Cole Chaskey each finished with an assist.
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Keene 0 0 — 0
Chazy 3 2 — 5
Fist half- 1, C, Barriere (Giroux), 20:02. 2, C, Laurin (Reynolds), 35:50. 3, C, Poitras (Barriere), 36:37.
Second half- 4, C, Barriere (Laurin), 24:22. 5, C, Laurin (Chaskey), 31:42.
Shots: Chazy 23, Keene 3.
Saves: Venner, K, 16. Bisonette (0), Blais (3), C, 3.
Elizabethtown-Lewis 1, Willsboro 0, OT
WESTPORT — Eighth grader Joel Morris has been on the varsity all season long, but never tallied a goal for the Lions.
He picked an excellent time to score his first.
Morris connected with 30 seconds remaining in the first overtime to lift No. 3 Elizabethtown-Lewis over the Warriors.
The Lions outshot Willsboro 23-7 throughout the game, but the Warriors were up to the task in holding Elizabethtown-Lewis out of the net.
Goalkeeper Dakoda Latford turned away 14 shots for Willsboro in a losing cause. Seth Swires and Nick Arnold each were credited as standouts in the game.
Charlie Huttig, Joel Morris and Austin Morris each had strong games for the Lions. Justin Lapier had six saves in the shutout victory.
Elizabethtown-Lewis will travel to No. 2 Minerva/Newcomb, a 6-0 winner over Westport, Tuesday in the semifinals.
E'town-Lewis 1, Willsboro 0 (OT)
Willsboro 0 0 0 — 0
Elizabethtown-Lewis 0 0 1 — 1
First overtime- 1, E-L, J. Morris, 9:30.
Shots: Elizabethtown-Lewis 23, Willsboro 7.
Saves: Lapier, E-L, 6. Latford, W, 14.
SCHROON LAKE — Jeff Armstrong tallied 11:19 into the second half to propel the Wildcats over the Panthers.
No. 4 Schroon Lake took a 2-1 lead after the first half on goals from Robert Rose and Justin Lough. Tanner Stone assisted on both goals.
Mike Enman scored the loan first-half goal for No. 5 Crown Point.
Joe Foote scored at 4:40 of the second half to tie the game at two for the Panthers with Enman collecting the assist.
Armstrong then scored the game-winner. He also added an insurance goal with 10 minutes left in regulation.
Caleb Maisonville made six saves to pickup the victory for the Wildcats in net. Brandon Crowningshield turned away four shots in the loss.
Schroon Lake will travel to Chazy, a 5-0 winner over Keene, on Tuesday in the semifinals.
Schroon Lake 4, Crown Point 2
Crown Point 1 1 — 2
Schroon Lake 2 2 — 4
First half- 1, SL, Rose (Stone), 6:49. 2, CP, Enman, 11:00. 3, SL, Justin Lough (Stone), 18:10.
Second half- 4, CP, Foote (Enman), 4:40. 5, SL, Armstrong (Lough), 11:19. 6, SL, Armstrong, 29:54.
Shots: Schroon Lake 12, Crown Point 8.
Saves: Maisonville, SL, 6. Crowningshield, CP, 4.
Minerva/Newcomb 6, Westport 0
OLMSTEDVILLE — Wesley LaBar scored two goals and assisted on two others as the Mountaineers rolled past the Eagles.
Adam McCall got the ball rolling with a goal five minutes into the game with LaBar gathering the assists.
Joao Silva, LaBar and Borja Martinez all tallied first-half goals as No. 2 Minerva/Newcomb took a 4-0 lead at the half. Bryton Chikukwa and Silva each had an assist in the half.
LaBar and Martinez each added their second goals in the second half for the Mountaineers. LaBar and Austin Williams each had an assist.
Alex Ruzbacki turned away five shots to capture the shutout victory. Sam Napper had seven saves for Westport in the loss.
The Mountaineers will host Elizabethtown-Lewis, a 1-0 winner over Willsboro, in Tuesday's semifinals.
Minerva/Newcomb 6, Westport 0
Minerva/Newcomb 4 2 — 6
Westport 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, M/N, McCall (LaBar), 4:17. 2, M/N, Silva (Chikukwa), 19:13. 3, M/N, LaBar (Silva), 21:04. 4, M/N, Martinez, 30:37.
Second half- 5, M/N, LaBar (Williams), 10:25. 6, M/N, Martinez (LaBar), 23:29.
Shots: Westport 5, Minerva/Newcomb 12.
Saves: Napper, West, 7. Ruzbacki, M/N, 5.
Northern Adirondack 1, Lake Placid 0
PLATTSBURGH — The Bobcats had a rollercoaster couple of days leading up to the Section VII Class C semifinals.
The ride, however, was worth it as Northern Adirondack knocked off state-ranked, and No. 1 seed, Lake Placid 1-0.
After a scoreless first half, Kourtnee Smith took a drop-back feed from Elle Warick and drilled the ball into the net for what proved to be the game-winning goal with 32:49 remaining in the second half.
"This was an excellent team effort," Bobcats coach Sharon Relation said. "It was an evenly played game and it could have gone either way. (Friday) the ball just went in our favor."
Stephanie Snide turned away eight shots to capture the shutout victory for Northern Adirondack. Liz Leff made six saves in a losing cause for the Blue Bombers.
The Bobcats move into Thursday's championship against today's AuSable Valley/Ticonderoga winner.
Northern Adirondack 1, Lake Placid 0
Northern Adirondack 0 1 — 1
Lake Placid 0 0 — 0
Second half- 1, NAC, Smith (Warick), 7:11.
Shots: Lake Placid 12, NAC 8.
Saves: Leff, LP, 6. Snide, NAC, 8.


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News: Game Ready For Lil Wayne Face-Off, "[Weezy's] My N*gga, But 'R.E.D.'s' Gonna Be Album Of The Year"
Saturday, Jul 30, 2011 4:00PM
West Coast rapper Game is ready for a retail battle with Lil Wayne's upcoming Tha Carter IV as both projects are slated to drop at the end of August.
Despite his admiration for Weezy, Game believes his R.E.D. Album will easily mark the year's best project.
"The R.E.D. Album, if I can say [it] - pardon Tha Carter IV; [Weezy] is my n*gga and I can't wait to hear that, cop it and then check it, but the R.E.D. Album is gonna be album of the year," Game said in an interview. "I gotta say it. I've been working on it so long, and I have anybody who's anybody on it - major players that are contributing. Sh*t's gonna be crazy." (Hip Hop DX)
Although Game views Weezy as competition, he is currently considering a switch to the rapper's Cash Money Records label home.
With only one more album left on his current deal (he's back on Interscope after being shuffled between the 'Scope and Geffen during his feud with 50 Cent) following The R.E.D. Album, Game said he expects to reach a new agreement with Cash Money sooner rather than later. "We been playing with the idea of going over to Cash Money or trying to marry that and Black Wall Street," he explained. "So, we'll figure it out before the end of the day. I definitely think that's where I'll probably end up. Cause they winning, they want to win and I been winning and want to continue to win." (XXL Mag)
In June, Game revealed a few special guests slated to appear on the LP.
"The album changes, the dates change, the climate changes,Interscope changed and went in another direction for a minute and then they come back," Game explained in an interview. "It's just the business; sh*t gets pushed back. Either wait for it or don't buy it. I don't give a f*ck. I never beg anybody to buy my albums...I think the people will appreciate the collaborations. Dr. Dre is actually rapping on this album. This is the first album that I've ever dropped where I have Dr. Dre's voice actually on the album. Features range from Snoop Dogg to Pharrell to Wiz [Khalifa] to Trey Songz to Chris Brown, and Drake's on the album. I got a good cast of all-stars." (VIBE)
Last month, Game announced the latest release date following a conversation with Interscope Records CEO Jimmy Iovine.
"#alliwantis for my fans to know that the R.E.D. album will be in-stores AUGUST 23rd !!! Thanks for the continuous love & support. #REDnation," he tweeted Wednesday (May 17).
"Just got off a conference call with Jimmy Iovine & @interscope . Aug 23rd is the release date & it's like a FAT GIRL..... It won't move !" (Game's Twitter)
Game's R.E.D. Album is slated to drop August 23rd while Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV drops August 29th.
Check out a recent Game interview down below:


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1 pork loin, halved lengthwise
2 cloves garlic
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 lime
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
Method of Preparation:
1. Combine all ingredients in a large Ziploc bag. Allow to marinade in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
2. Allow pork to sit at room temperature for 20 minutes before skewering and placing on a preheated charcoal grill with the skewer ends touching the edges of the grill.
3. Cook for 10 minutes on each side.
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