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Triple Bock - Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
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3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
01-16-2012 02:07:07 | More by ububru
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
01-11-2012 06:42:32 | More by ygtbsm94
3.56/5 rDev -11%
Sampled April 2012
A steady pour into my Lost Abbey Teku glass produces a one finger thick, lightly browned, dark tan head. The beer is a concentrated brown color that shows opaque when held up to the light as I was pouring it I noticed that it was still quite hazy, despite sitting for all this time, and amber brown in color. The beer smells of concentrated, savory, almost umami laden malt character. It almost seems to have an oxidation character to this, but this might just be the dense, savory malt character. The aroma reminds me of salty dried plumbs, perhaps a touch of dried fig (but on the savory side rather than sweet side), and really smells like a dense, dark brown bread (I am thinking of a rustic, northern German Schwarz Brot). There is a touch of sweetness underneath the savory concentrated malt character, but this only comes through if you dig around; the sweetness really helps to accentuated concentrated fruit notes that definitely are reminiscent of prunes, and figs. I do thing that there is some oxidation character here
Thick and rich, and sweeter than I was expecting from the nose. This is definitely a sipping beer as I find myself stopping half way through my first sip just to let the beer soak in. The finish has touches of bitter cocoa, a linger molasses character (think the impurities rather than the sweetness), a hugely nutty, black bread flavor that moves the beer from sweet to a more savory character in the finish. The sweetness is never shaken entirely as it does linger on in the palate for quite some time. The sweetness really accentuates a fruitiness in the flavor that again reminds me of prunes and perhaps a touch of figs. The malt has a dry, toasted, brown bread, almost grassiness to it that helps to boost some of the savory character. The alcohol is actually quite well hidden here, especially given this beers strength.
Definitely a good attempt at this "style", the malt character is definitely huge and concentrated here. I really like how savory the aroma is, though the flavor could be a touch less sweet than it is, but this is still quite an enjoyable, slowly sipping beer; a great way to spend a long evening.
09-30-2013 02:31:38 | More by Gueuzedude
3.58/5 rDev -10.5%
From the bottle: OG 1.140, Color (DEG L) 16, IBU 31, ALC 13.2
A: extremely deep, near-opaque, dark brown color
S: noticeable alcohol, definite sweetness, almost has a powdered malt nose
T: taste was decent, hard to really place this beer into any specific category because of its lack of comparisons with other beers - is it an eisbock? , sweet, somewhat cloying but not OTT, could have used a bit more hops, but not much more, thick,
M: thick and viscous on the tongue
D: remarkably drinkable for the ABV and sweetness
Worth a try but not something I'd have too often.
02-18-2010 21:13:19 | More by wisrarebeer
3.68/5 rDev -8%
I grabbed this at the Iron Hill in Wilmington close to two years back, and never got around to drinking it until tonight, 'cos I need to make room in my fridge for Hopslam.
In my snifter, this pours a ruddy brown, very clear and moderately carbonated. There a thin, brown head that's rises briefly before falling off to nothingness. No real legs either.
Unlike the more famous Triple Bock, this is actually quite pleasant. Rich and fruity, this is rummy and has a moderate caramelized Munich malt character. Quite like a fruitcake, there's quite a hefty sweetness, sugary and raw, a blend of brown sugar and unrefined sugar (jaggery). The fruit is a blend of raisins and prunes, and letting it breathe emphasizes the prunes. No bitterness is perceptible, though the alcohol does lighten things up a bit.
One of the first things I'm struck by as I take a sip is how well the alcohol is integrated here. It lends a pleasant heat and helps lighten the palate, cutting through the intense sugar character here. In some ways, it's like a saturated sugar solution caramelized, with a blend of simple, brown and unrefined sugar and then steeped in raisins, vanilla, prunes and dates. The prune character is a bit distracting, especially as I keep drinking this. In some ways, it makes me think of the flavors present in a rum and Pepsi. The finish has a little bit of burnt sugar, prunes and drying alcohol. The burnt sugar is nice, as it provides a little bit of balancing bitterness, thought not much. Thick and chewy, this beer is too thick to hold its carbonation for too long, turning slightly still in a way that works. Solid stuff, a good sipper and good if you need a sugar boost. Reminiscent of the Bruery's anniversary beers, but arguably better (I inflated Coton's score so bad, I need to fix it). I'd recommend this.
01-14-2011 04:01:59 | More by DefenCorps
3.83/5 rDev -4.3%
Been sitting on this one for a while now. Tonight was it's night. Poured out a deep dark brown with a thin tan head that quickly recedes to lacing around the glass. Smells of alcohol, raisins and dried figs. Taste is a little sweet with some booze and of course raisins and dried figs. Alcohol comes out in the finish. A bit of a sweet malt backbone, sort of reminds me of a tamer version of the Sam Adams Triple Bock, a little more developed. Decent balance, some good complexity reveals itself as it warms up. Pretty smooth, age probably helped this one out as the alcohol is still pretty hot but drinkable but not for more than a glass or two. Medium to full bodied, this is a decent beer but I wouldn't go out of my way to get another one.
02-11-2010 05:21:40 | More by PretzelCity
3.85/5 rDev -3.8%
I got to try a bottle of this in September of 2009 thanks to a friend who got it in a beer trade. The colour was a true ruby with no head at all. The aroma was sweet with plenty of toffee and a hint of phenols. On the palate, sweetness, lots of froth, toffee, caramel and even a hint of soy sauce.
02-10-2010 05:52:18 | More by slaintemhor
3.88/5 rDev -3%
Received this brew from masterchiefmd as an extra not so far back. I've enjoyed the couple brews I've had from Iron Hill but I think this may indeed be my first Triple Bock. Haven't been brave enough to pull the trigger on Sam Adams monstrosity. Drank from my Ithaca Excelsior tulip while watching the Twins vs. Yankees.
Appearance- Pours a super duper dark brown with a very modest dark tan head. Not a cap to be found but a super small collar remains that's too lazy to leave any lacing.
Smell- Big and malty and although I've never had a Triple Bock, it smells exactly as I imagined. Lots of caramel and brown sugar and just a touch of sweet milk chocolate. Some dark fruits as well consisting of prunes, plums and caramel covered raisins. Almost even has a dark Belgium candy like scent as well.
Taste- Big intense flavors as a lot of sweetness and fruitiness seems to pop out of my glass. Malty and dark there is a semi bitter roastiness and some sweet milk chocolate. Burnt sugars a plenty and some deep dark molasses. Loads of rum soaked raisins, black cherries, over ripened prunes (lol?) and Fig Newton filling. Sort of candyish too as I get a bit of cotton candy, bubblegum and red licorice. Really just a crazy plethora of flavors. I get a bit of warmth in the finish but the 13% is hidden extremely well.
Mouthfeel- Big, thick and super rich. The carbonation is fairly spritzy considering the heaviness of the body.
Drinkability- Well I wouldn't be able to put down more than 1 of these per month but it's a good sipper. I do not like sweet beers whatsoever but I can appreciate this for what it is. Thanks much MC!
10-31-2009 14:07:28 | More by younger35
3.95/5 rDev -1.3%
Thanks to akorsak for this one.
Poured a 375ml bottle into my New Belgium globe. This beer pours a oily dark mahogany, with a subtle beige head that eventually made its way into a ring around the glass leaving no lacing. The aroma is dark fruits - dates and raisins, a bit of salty soy sauce, molasses and just a slight acetone aroma that seers the nose hairs. The flavor is big and bold. Huge raisin and plums with molasses, soy sauce, cherries, a bit of vanilla and a nice warming alcohol burn at the finish. The mouthfeel is full and oily, coating the mouth with a big raisiny sweetness but still finishing incredibly dry. Iron Hill's makes some really solid beers and this is just one in a long line.
04-10-2009 01:43:13 | More by hwwty4
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev 0%
Comes corked and caged with a 3D label. Even comes with your own 3D glasses.
No bottled on date on bomber.
Traded with Gran8man to get this one.
Appearance: Mahogany/brown in color with little to no head. Cloudy and unfiltered. Quite viscous which shows on the glass.
Smell: Tons of raisins and molasses up front with roasted malts. Has a similiarity to a wine, very sweet smelling.
Taste: Sweet with heavy fruit flavors raisins, dates and prunes. Alcohol noticeable.
Mouthfeel: Thick and syrupy. Fairly smooth and finishes dry.
Drinkability: A definite sipper. Alcohol makes it's presence known. This beer for me is best served as a dessert or on a cool night next to a fire. One or two bottles and that's plenty.
06-06-2010 21:09:59 | More by 05Harley
4/5 rDev 0%
11-24-2013 00:03:51 | More by Kegatron
4.03/5 rDev +0.8%
A 375 mL (approximate size) bottle from Iron Hill. The accompanying 3-D blue/red glasses are somewhere around here. With a cork and cage.
A: The triple bock is dark, looking deep and mysterious with coffee/cola colors at the edges. The center of the beer is a morass of darkness, impenetrable. No head whatsoever, the bock sits with a disconcerting stillness; there is such a thing as too quiet.
S: Boozy, bready, fruity, strong. The triple bock packs quite a wallop in the nose. A mild smokiness runs through the bock, livening it up as it attempts to wear me down. The booziness creates a Belgian-like candi sugar aroma, very strong even from an arm's length away, that has prunes and raisins in spades. Blind, I'd call it a quadrupel or a BSDA.
T: Whoa! The sweet fruitiness, the raisins and prunes, strikes first with a syrupy provenance. That sweetness has, in its wake, the smokiness from the nose. The fruits can't hide the booze, the strength immediately evident. Brown sugar follows, adding to the darker sweetness that the bock can't shake. The breadiness holds the whole package together, keeping the fruits in check while providing the fuel for the strength. The stillness here, as opposed to other beers, benefits the bock. It focuses the rich flavors in one place, allowing them to take off. Very rich but very strong with the dark fruits lingering like a serious Belgian ale.
M: One bottle, hell this one is too big. Better in a nip bottle, this one may hurt in the morning. The two years of cellar time has done the beer justice, a complex rich drink.
01-16-2012 01:35:00 | More by akorsak
District of Columbia
4.05/5 rDev +1.3%
My first thought after my initial sip was entirely regarding how nonabrasive a 13% triple bock could be. While indeed a sipper, I found no alcohol burn in either the aroma or mouth. Even more, the entire body of this beverage is much lighter than expected, almost too thin. This is entirely overshadowed by the lovely flavors that come at you from this beast: raisins, chocolate, a touch of creamy caramel, and even maybe the slightest soy hint, but nothing to cry about. A 375 will split lovely between two appreciators to cap off the night I promise.
05-05-2009 17:44:02 | More by naproxen
4.08/5 rDev +2%
A: Big, creamy, toffee-colored head foams up and dissipates slowly. Slight lacing. Body is dark mahogany, nearly opaque, with deep garnet hues. Great looking beer!
S: Spicy alcohol and licorice. Candied fruit. Dark wood and earthy undertones.
T: Molasses sweetness and a brandy-like burn. Chewy malts. Big fruity taste like apple cider and prunes. A sublte astringency of hop bitterness sits on the tongue.
M: Full and coating, with a creamy quality. Alcohol warmth spreads through the swallow. After-effect is somewhat bracing with bark-like feel.
D: This is a big, powerful beer. Meant to be savored and sipped - this is a cold-weather winner. Initial sweetness is nearly overwhelming on initial sip, but this mellows near mid-glass. I'm curious to see what some aging will do to this one.
01-03-2009 02:50:42 | More by SirEgbert
4.09/5 rDev +2.3%
Small format corked and caged bottle. Big thanks to ClockworkOrange for sharing this. The brew pours a clear mahogany color with ruby through the body and orange highlights on the edges. It is still looking except just a few bubbles collecting around the perimeter.
The aroma is sweet smelling almost like belgian candy sugar. Somewhat fruity with burnt toffee, caramel, raisin, molasses and a little booze.
The taste includes that previously mentioned candy sugar sweetness a bit burnt with raisin and molasses. Quite fruity to floral alcohol warmth and slight oxidized touch that gets faintly herbal across the finish.
This is a full bodied brew with a light amount of carbonation. It is boozy but sweet enough to hide the alcohol very well. This was a very enjoyable sipper. I would pick up a couple of these if they ever revisited it.
12-10-2013 19:56:21 | More by stakem
New Hampshire
4.1/5 rDev +2.5%
thanks to Dim for the chance to try this beer. I must say it's a heck of a cool bottle. corked and caged, 375ml green bottle with 3D glasses and a 3D ram. I have no idea of the cost but the bottle alone couldn't have been cheap. So how's it fare?
A - dark mahogany colored brew with a faint dirty brown head that quickly dissipates.
S - dark ripe fruit, molasses, brown sugar, dates and a hint of soy.
T - dark ripe fruits, molasses, soy, dates, brown sugar, soy, caramel, raisins. It's a round about brew that at points makes me go wow, huh and mmmm.
M - full bodied, softly carbonated, smooth, slightly sweet with a barely noted abv note.
D - perfect portion, nice and tantelizing, intruiging an adventure.
The name had me thinking sam adams. it's tasty with some homage to SA but without the syrupy soy aspects. I could see salting a few of these away in the cellar. The other remarkable thing is I read and reread the abv note but this beer does not drink as anything more than maybe 8%.
12-21-2008 02:41:35 | More by barleywinebrewer
4.13/5 rDev +3.3%
Appears a dark brown with hazy chestnut edges when held to the light. A fluffy, tan cap slowly fades into a floating head of suds. Tons of scattered lacing is left around the glass.
Smell is of brown sugar, black grapes, prunes, raisins, cocoa, and molasses with some complex notes of ripe melon. Really cool shit.
Taste is really nice, perhaps a mild notch below than the aromas but with some fresh port characteristics touching upon giant grape and nougat notes kicking your teeth in.
Mouthfeel is syrupy, chewy, sugary, lots of ripe, dark fruit sticking to the palate...age this stuff. It's certainly a fine, fine drink right now but I can see how bottles of this will change in complexity over the next several years.
11-30-2008 19:49:19 | More by weeare138
4.25/5 rDev +6.3%
10-15-2012 01:22:26 | More by t0rin0
4.28/5 rDev +7%
13 oz bottle won in one of Leftmindedrighty's LIFs. Thanks for the opportunity to try this great beer!
A-Body is a transparent very dark mahogany color.Pours with a 1/2 finger foamy off-white head. When held up to the light one can see the transparent dark red hues shining through.
S-Nose is on the sweet side with a thick molasses coming through first. This is followed by caramel, toffee, a hint of chocolate, and alcohol.
T-Sweet molasses, caramel, and toffee are upfront with a nice smooth malty backbone. The finish intensifies the initial flavors and adds a big alcohol heat to the mix. What lingers is sweet molasses, a hint of caramel, and a big alcohol heat.
M- Low to medium carbonation and somewhat thick body.
D- This is a great beer and reminds me more of a Scottish Ale than a dopplebock because of its heaviness, heat, and sweetness. The 13% definitely contributes to the nose but isn't overpowering. What was surprising to me about this brew is that the alcohol only adds a nice warmth to the overall flavor rather than astringency. A very nice touch. This makes me want more from Iron Hill.
03-04-2009 05:01:59 | More by PittBeerGirl
4.33/5 rDev +8.3%
Big thanks to leftmindedrighty for this one. 3D label and 3D glasses. How kick ass is that?
13 oz corked and caged bottle, poured into a pilsener glass. mild light tan head quickly recedes. No real lacing, but that is expected with a higher ABV. Color is a dark brownish red, sort of like the color of cherry or red grape skins. Very solid color, only a slight highlight is seen when held to the light.
Smell is a rich sweet aroma. Lots of dark sweet bread, red plums, cherries. Taste has some chocolate character with cherry finish. Sort of like a cherry cordial. Alcohol is masked by the sweetness.
Mouthfeel is very thick and chewy. Quite filling. Carbonation is sparse, though it's not really missed. This is a great dessert beer. A very slow sipper to be enjoyed
01-17-2009 04:26:48 | More by bort11
4.33/5 rDev +8.3%
Thanks Dim
I poured this bottle into my Pilsener glass it produced a two finger tan head, on top of a reddish brown body. The head trails off to a thin lace.
Aromas of sweet fruit are the first thing that hit me. Then I get some molasses and grapes Wow this is not what I expected I really like it. The flavors follow the nose but with some alcohol burn to it as well. This thing is going to be a sipper I can tell. It is sweet like a desert wine. With its dark fruit qualities as well. It has a medium feel to it in the mouth with nice carbonation to it as well
Like I said this is a sipper and the small bottle is enough for one sitting. An interesting brews my first from the brewer and I know it won't be my last
03-01-2009 23:04:14 | More by joepais
4.38/5 rDev +9.5%
a: This was a very dark mahogany, bordering on opaque brown. It pours with a light tan head that quickly fades to a ring around the glass.
s: Milder than I expected, but there is still plenty going on. Warm, sherry-like dark fruit aromas of raisins and plums are complimeneted by mellow chocolate notes. The alcohol is, of course, noticeable, but it doesn't come close to being overwhelming.
t: I knew this would be sweet, but it isn't at all cloying or obnoxious as I feared it might be. Sweet elements of raisins, caramel, and a faint hint of chocolate. There is something slightly salty and some herbal bitterness at the very end.
m: This was thinner than I'd hoped and a little under carbonated.
d: I bought a bunch of these to hand out as Christmas gifts and I naturally kept one for myself. I wish I had some more, this was a very pleasant surprise. Cool bottle too.
01-14-2009 11:45:14 | More by DIM
4.58/5 rDev +14.5%
13oz bottle with the neat novelty 3-D label and attached glasses.
Poured a deeper reddish-brown color with an averaged sized tan head. Aromas of dark fruitiness, roast, chocolate, caramel, molasses, and a little bready. Tastes of dark fruits (lots of raisins and plums), caramel, toffee, brown sugar, and a little smoky. Some alcohol warmth in the finish, but it is 13+%. Sweet but not cloying. Very nice!
01-08-2009 00:54:30 | More by hopdog
Triple Bock from Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
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Episode 4 blog - 'It's time for me to claim my birthright'
As Bobby and Ann prepare for a family barbecue to farewell Southfork, J.R sets into motion the final stages of his plans to claim Southfork as his own.
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As Bobby and Ann pack up the worldly possessions and prepare for a good ol' Ewing family barbecue to farewell Southfork, John Ross and J.R. put their heads together to come up with a plan to rid themselves of the final obstacle standing in their way of claiming ownership - the high price of Mitch Lobell's silence.
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Benton hired an attorney in June after police searched her sister's Troutdale home. Officers didn't provide details about what, if anything, they found.
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The first trial revealed all the sordid details. Marcus' other slaves testified, including Rona, the roommate, who contended that he was "a lot of fun." The defense protested that Jodi's continued association with the defendant meant that she had been consorting with him consensually and that the lawsuit was a way to get back at him for retaining the photos.
The prosecution argued that she had been living in fear and had been brainwashed by him.
In the decision New York Judge Allyne R. Ross wrote, "The court acknowledges that the issue of whether the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant used non-consensual force, fraud or coercion to cause Jodi to engage in a commercial sex act is difficult and complicated."
Of course, it would seem hard to argue that such a violent relationship could be consensual, especially for jurors of conventional sexual practices, for whom being tied up during sex at all might seem beyond the pale.
In fact, the jury was discriminating: After seven days of deliberations, they acquitted him of the obscenity charges, but convicted him of the sex trafficking and forced labor charges. He was sentenced to nine years in prison.
He immediately appealed the ruling, which landed in the hands of future Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, then at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.


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ENTREPENEUR Matt Riley is returning to Britain's most infamous boardroom as one of Lord Sugar's trusted business advisers for the grand finale of the BBC's The Apprentice.
The 38-year-old rejoins Lord Sugar as one of four guest interviewers, drafted in to grill this year's candidates on their own entrepreneurial ideas and business plans.
In what has been dubbed one of the most closely contested series ever, the four finalists will face the ultimate interrogation as they endure the dreaded interview stage where they will be cross-examined by Lord Sugar's most formidable associates.
The successful candidate and their winning business idea will go into partnership with Lord Sugar, receiving investment worth £250,000.
Embarking on his second spell alongside Lord Sugar, Mr Riley, the chief executive officer and founder of Nelson-based Daisy Group, admits that the calibre of this year's candidates was much higher than last year.
And his assessment on this year's Apprentice hopefuls coincides with the announcement that his own company is recruiting for apprentices of its own, with the launch of Daisy Group's Apprentice Scheme.
Mr Riley said: "The calibre of candidates was genuinely much higher and I think they have really learnt from last year's programme. They presented business plans that were well thought through and generally there was a much higher standard on show.
"As we enter a double dip recession, it is more important than ever that people display an entrepreneurial spirit and it is encouraging that we have young business people out there who have the ideas and drive to build their own success."
Mr Riley, who began his own career on a YTS apprentice scheme in 1990, now leads the successful Daisy Group, which provides technology and communications to more than 75,000 business customers and employs 1,500 people.
Backing the government's new £80m 'StartUp Loan' scheme for business support, Mr Riley is also playing his own part.
He said: "I started my own company over a decade ago from nothing and in that space of time have taken Daisy from my garage to having 1,500 employees.
"For every business that we can encourage and support, there is the potential for employment. If you can employ an extra person, just one, that's a success for the UK and our economy.
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There are a wide variety of root causes for muscle aches and pain. From flu and cold viruses to arthritis to fibromyalgia, many maladies and disease processes have associated symptoms that include "aches and pains." Even a change in weather conditions, for some people, is enough to cause chronic pain to worsen noticeably. Muscle pain relief, then, is one of the primary reasons why people seek medical advice.
Treatments for muscle pain can be as varied as the source of pain itself. Our bodies are sensitive instruments, and each person reacts differently to specific treatments, either individually or in combination. Tuning into our own body is essential to identifying what specific factors make symptoms worse, and finding the best solution for our unique conditions. Learning to recognise the requirements of a healthy body is vital for each and every one of us.
It is easy to underestimate how environmental factors contribute to painful muscles. Stress, nutrition, and routine physical activity are examples of variable factors that can either hinder or help our quest to find muscle pain relief. These elements often go unnoticed by people who lead busy lifestyles and seldom take the time to rest and relax properly. It is only when pain becomes significant that we take a closer look at ways in which we contribute to our own discomfort.
Pain is something that can't be seen or touched by others, so it is sometimes difficult to convey how something feels. In social situations, it may be hard for others to understand the impact it may have on our mobility and interest in activities we would normally take part in. Any social pressure to "grin and bear it" only increases the anxiety we feel, which may actually make our symptoms worse.
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More news from Michael Bay's upcoming movie "I am Number Four", which he will produce along with Steven Spielberg and Dreamworks, and possibly direct, though that's not a given, especially with all the loud rumblings about a "Transformers 3″ coming in less than two years. We already know the film will be about alien teens who hide out on Earth after their planet is destroyed, but what else?
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The protagonist is 15. The rival race of aliens are from the planet Mogadore. They destroyed Lorien in order to strip the planet of its natural resources because Mogadore was dying, and still is, and they followed the Loric to Earth to finish the job. The Loric develop their "Legacies" (special powers) around their fifteenth year. This first book is a kind of love story. At its core it's a type of father/son alone in the world, always moving to stay alive story, a lá The Road.
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TRIBUTES have been paid to a grandmother whose body was found in a town centre park.
Trudy Game, 40, who lived in Harwich until six years ago, died under a bridge by the River Colne in East Street, Colchester.
Her friends said she had struggled with drug and drink addiction throughout her life and was homeless for large periods.
Miss Game's body was discovered by best friends, Eric Swallow, and Susan Coulson, as they walked her beloved staffie, Stella, on Thursday morning.
Days earlier she had told Mr Swallow that she had slept under the bridge when she was rough sleeping.
She went missing on Wednesday night, one day after appearing in Colchester Magistrates' Court accused with being drunk and disorderly. A charge she strongly denied.
Mr Swallow, 74, of Brook Street, Colchester, said on the night she disappeared she hugged him and said 'I love you old man' before leaving.
He added: "She was very kind and had a wicked sense of humour.
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Coming off a season that was MVP quality up until he got injured, again, Ian Kinsler looks to have another breakout season. Last year he put up a line of 319/375/519 and I look for him to put up a similar line in 2009. I have him projected at 308/370/530. But the key is I have that in 660 plate appearances. Kinsler has never played over 130 games in a season as a major leaguer and never eclipsed 583 plate appearances which he achieved last year while hitting leadoff.
I look for him to continue hitting leadoff and have to err on the side of caution and expect a DL stint somewhere along the way. Hopefully not a long one this time but enough to not allow him to reach 700 PAs.
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Bills promote WR Hubbard
The Bills promoted WR Paul Hubbard from their practice squad to the active roster and placed OL Cordaro Howard on injured reserve.
Brady, backs helping Patriots to turnover record
The Patriots manhandled the Bills 34-3 to clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. They are one of the league's best because of their dominance in the turnover battle.
Brady sets record; Patriots clinch No. 1 seed
Tom Brady set another passing record and the Patriots clinched the top seed in the AFC playoffs thanks to a familiar pushover, the Bills.
Patriots-Bills prediction
PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain thinks the Patriots will have a much bigger test than they would like from the Bills but will still leave Buffalo with home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Patriots-Bills matchup of the day: Friday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 16 game between the Patriots and Bills: Patriots RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis vs. the Bills' run defense.
Formation switch on Bills' D-line leads to improvement
During their stretch of four wins in six games, the Bills' defensive line has shown major improvement compared to the start of the year.
Patriots-Bills matchup of the day: Thursday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 16 game between the Patriots and Bills: Bills KR C.J. Spiller vs. Patriots kick-coverage unit
Patriots-Bills matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 16 game between the Patriots and Bills: Bills WR Stevie Johnson vs. Patriots CB Devin McCourty
Guyton needs to help fill void at ILB spot
Each Wednesday throughout the season we'll indentify one player, coach or area of the team that is most under the microscope. This week, ILB Gary Guyton is the choice.
They said it: Patriots Tuesday edition
During the Patriots' conference call on Tuesday, head coach Bill Belichick talked about Bills WR Steve Johnson's skills and wide receivers coach Chad O'Shea discussed WR Taylor Price.
Patriots-Bills matchup of the day: Tuesday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 16 game between New England and Buffalo: Bills NT Kyle Williams vs. Patriots C Dan Koppen.
Bills already have QB of the future: Fitzpatrick
The Bills only have four wins on the season, but QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has shown he is good enough to be the team's signalcaller in the years ahead.
Fitzpatrick leads Bills to win in Miami
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw two touchdown passes and the resurgent Bills made themselves at home in Miami, winning 17-14 Sunday to further dim the Dolphins' already-faint playoff hopes.
Bills will continue to test Spiller
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All season long the Bills have been getting contributions from unexpected places, and that will continue in the final weeks.
The Bills signed Butler.||||||| Butler was signed off the Cardinals' practice squad after splitting time this season on the active rosters of Arizona and Washington. He's appeared in eight NFL games, and was selected in the fifth round of the 2010 draft by Pittsburgh.
The Arizona Cardinals have re-signed offensive tackle Pat McQuistan and released cornerback Crezdon Butler.||||||| The move gives the Cardinals another option on their struggling offensive line, which has given up 22 sacks in the past three games.The Cardinals had released McQuistan Sept. 25 after he was inactive the first three games of the season. The 6-foot-6, 317-pound lineman is in his seventh NFL season with stints in New Orleans, Miami and Dallas.
The Washington Redskins have signed cornerback David Jones and waived injured Crezdon Butler.||||||| Butler injured a hamstring in Sunday's 38-31 loss to the Bengals. He had played in two games since the Redskins claimed him off waivers on Sept. 1.
The Washington Redskins have filled the final spot on their roster by signing cornerback Crezdon Butler. Coach Mike Shanahan said Saturday that Butler will be the fifth cornerback on the team's 53-man roster.||||||| The Redskins cut their roster to 52 on Friday, leaving room to add one player. They went after Butler, who was released Friday by the Arizona Cardinals. Butler was a fifth-round draft from Clemson by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010. He joined the Cardinals last year but hurt his ankle in the opening game and didn't play the rest of the season.
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Stanford researchers reinvent laptop batteries
Original post made on Dec 20, 2007
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, December 20, 2007, 11:06 AM
Comments (7)
on Dec 20, 2007 at 11:34 am
> "It's not a small improvement," Yi Cui said.
> "It's a revolutionary development."
Good going, guys!
Now--when will these batteries be on the shelf at Fry's?
on Dec 20, 2007 at 11:51 am
Ten times the charge = ten times the energy release in a short circuit.
on Dec 21, 2007 at 10:05 am
How close is this to the energy density of dynamite?
on Dec 21, 2007 at 10:14 am
Looks like Wally and Wray are going to give up their computers, for fear of being blown up - - hooray!!!
on Dec 21, 2007 at 11:49 am
When was the last time you heard of a work station exploding? Are you the Apple Scully? If so, your experience was with bottles of Pepsi exploding, wasn't it? Everyone knows Apples never reach critical mass.
on Dec 22, 2007 at 10:19 am
I decided to answer my own question with a little Googling. The energy density of present lithium batteries is 0.36 million j/kg and dynamite is 4.3 million j/kg. (These values are unverified.) If the Stanford researchers increase the battery density by a factor of ten, this gives a battery energy density equal to 84% that of dynamite.
However, I doubt that a catastrophic battery discharge could happen nearly as fast as a dynamite explosion, so the instantaneous power release from the battery would be less than a dynamite explosion.
on Dec 22, 2007 at 1:40 pm
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When Markoff was arrested on his way to Foxwoods Casino with Megan McAllister, he was carrying $1,000 in cash. He'd also gone to Foxwoods two days after Julissa Brisman's death, winning $5300 that night. McAllister has given no public sign of having worried about her fiancé's gambling, but investigators and the media are wondering whether gambling debt may have been the motive behind the alleged robberies.
When Markoff and McAllister met as undergrads at SUNY, she was two years ahead of him. He proposed to her on a beach in Maine. They were to marry August 14, 2009, on the beach at McLoone's Pier House in Long Branch, N.J. McAllister's parents live in Little Silver, an upscale community on the Jersey Shore.
Diverted from Foxwoods to headquarters, McAllister panicked at the station. Her mother had warned her about the Craigslist killer, but she hadn't thought she might be engaged with him. She used a police computer to book a flight to her parents' in New Jersey. Cops drove her to the airport.
The couple had registered at Pottery Barn, Macy's and Williams-Sonoma. McAllister had bought a Vera Wang wedding dress. Sarah Maddalena and other bridesmaids had yet to meet Markoff, but McAllister's brothers attest that he seemed like an upstanding guy.
The wedding band reported that the wedding was canceled after Markoff's arrest. May 1, McAllister met with Markoff in jail to officially break their engagement.
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1.) Shawne Merriman (OLB) - the one question we are all asking is: "Can he stay healthy?" If that answer is yes, it leads us to the next obvious question "How strong is his burst and power?"
2.) Aaron Maybin (OLB) - this has all the feel of it being his last chance. Does it finally click with him? Does he have the strength to disengage from blockers?
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5.) Terrence McGee (CB) - He has said that his legs feel great with the off season conditioning and rehab he did. He's a great CB and is our # 1 CB. Can he hold up physically? We need him with Ochocinco, Marshall and Holmes in our division.
1.) Ryan Fitzpatrick (QB) - Year 1 as starter under his belt and now he has the helm from the beginning. Will he play more consistent? Have teams figured out how to stop him?
2.) Chan Gailey (HC / OC) - Chan's got a full year of evaluation under his belt and knows who his # 1 QB is. How will he gameplan and scheme for Brad Smith and CJ Spiller? Will he continue to go shotgun formation in third and short???
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5.) Demetrius Bell (LT) - Stayed healthy in 2010 and finally could strength train over the off-season. Did he build up the strength to stop the bull rush he struggled with in 2010?


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Reid, Romney, and Reasonable DoubtAugust 11th, 2012 at 14:06
In the court of voter opinion, both parties use reasonable doubt as their ultimate closing argument. The voters don't need to "believe" something is true, they just need to wonder. To question Obama's qualifications his opponents asked: is he a Muslim? Is he from Kenya? Does he hang out with terrorists? They didn't need to prove their allegations, just make people wonder. ("Well, maybe he's not from Kenya but I heard he won't show his birth certificate. Reasonable doubt– I"m voting for the other guy").
Or, is Romney a tax evader? Does he pay all his taxes like a true patriot or does he slink around scamming the system? I don't know, I've heard rumors… Why won't he show us his tax returns?
Into this courtroom strides Harry Reid with an outrageous pronouncement. He's heard from a reliable source that Romney paid zero Federal taxes for ten years. TEN YEARS!!
Romney gets mad. "Put up or shut up!" he insists. "Tell us who the source is, if it's so reliable."
Reid refuses. "If I'm wrong, you put up or shut up. Just show us your taxes like every other candidate has done." (Including, contrary to Internet rumblings, John McCain. He disclosed all his taxes every time he ran for Senator. The two years he disclosed in 2008 were only the last two that he hadn't already shown us.)
Both sides are now playing the Reasonable Doubt game. Reid is trying to create doubt about Romney's tax history. Romney and his supporters insists that Reid is lying. Their case boils down to, "If Reid had a source, he'd reveal who it is. We should all doubt that he has one." That is, they want to make the case that Reid is guilty of lying.
In order to sway the voters, Democrats need to create reasonable doubt about that charge against Reid. Lawyers do that in court by presenting some plausible alternative theory. We agree on the facts, but your interpretation of those facts is not the only one that works. Maybe the butler did it. Perhaps the defendant's long lost twin brother did it. Maybe Reid's telling the truth.
In what plausible story does Reid have a credible source that he won't reveal? It does not need to be the truth, and it does not need to be the only story that fits all the evidence. It only has to be one other possible explanation that could be true. We need to think of at least one person with a motive who might have seen Romney's taxes who also knows Reid and has good reason to want anonymity.
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, consider the following:
Reid seems oddly sure of his "very reliable source" who claims Romney paid zero taxes for some years. He implied we'd recognize his name. Reid describes him as a "Bain Capital investor." But a regular old investor would never have access to Romney's tax returns, any more than regular voters do. So I bet his source has a Bain connection, but I bet that's a misdirection. Whoever he is, that's not how we primarily know him.
Romney gave John McCain 23 years of tax returns when he was being considered for the VP slot on McCain's ticket. Those returns were complex and probably required the attention of several people to decipher. But you wouldn't trust some low level advisor with something that sensitive. I don't think McCain would sabotage the Republican nominee because he's no fan of Obama. But I bet someone on McCain's 2008 Campaign team is the source.
I think it was Governor Jon Huntsman.
Clue One: Huntsman supported McCain's 2008 presidential campaign before most other people did. This was unusual because most Utah and Mormon politicians supported Mitt Romney. Huntsman's father is a long time Romney supporter.
Clue Two: Governor Huntsman was listed as one of seven National Co-Chairs of McCain's 2008 campaign. He was an experienced and trusted businessman who could understand finances. It's reasonable to imagine McCain asking him to examine Mitt's returns looking for information potentially damaging to McCain's campaign. McCain chose Sarah Palin over Romney; we don't know if Romney's tax returns played a role in that.
Clue Three: The February 24, 2001 issue of Deseret News, said: "Huntsman Corp. Friday announced a deal in which venture capital firm Bain Capital Inc. will invest more than $600 million in Huntsman." Huntsman is really Jon's father's company, but Jr. probably owns some stock. So calling Huntsman a Bain investor is not a lie, although Romney was off running the Olympics at this time.
Clue Four: Reid and Huntsman, both Utah Mormons, are friends. In fact, March of 2012, Huntsman met with Harry Reid to discuss the vacant presidency of the World Bank. This was reported at the time in the Washington Post and elsewhere. Subsequent reports said he wanted the job, others said he did not.
Clue Five: This will be the first time Jon Huntsman will miss the Republican convention since he served as a delegate for Ronald Reagan in 1984. In a statement in July, 2012 he said:
"I will not be attending this year's convention, nor any Republican convention in the future, until the party focuses on a bigger, bolder, more confident future for the United States – a future based on problem solving, inclusiveness, and a willingness to address the trust deficit, which is every bit as corrosive as our fiscal and economic deficit. I encourage a return to the party we have been in the past, from Lincoln right on through to Reagan, that was always willing to put our country before politics."
Notice specifically that he seems concerned with the "trust deficit." Voters don't feel that politicians deserve our trust. And Romney doesn't trust voters with details about his finances. It's a mutual trust deficit.
Clue Six: On Aug 10, 2012, Jon's father spoke to the Washington Post. They reported: "While he says he is not Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's source on Mitt Romney's taxes, Jon Huntsman Sr. (father of former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman Jr.) called on the presumptive GOP presidential nominee to release more of his taxes. Huntsman Sr. is a longtime Romney ally.
Notice that Governor Huntsman did not deny that he was the source, his father denied being the source. I don't recall hearing another word from the senior Huntsman, ever. If Romney released more taxes, the anonymous source would be off the hook and that issue would disappear. Any father would prefer that outcome.
I think Governor Jon Huntsman is a decent, honorable guy. He was my favorite Republican during the primary season. He didn't like Romney all that much in 2008, did not become more fond of him over this vicious primary season, and probably would not like a tax evader to become Prez. It had to be eating him alive to know the guy who beat him out for the nomination by using negative ads of questionable veracity hadn't paid taxes in ten years. There's his motive. His opportunity was when he chatted with Reid this March. But he was almost certainly bound to secrecy by McCain, so he can't step forward without being liable for a breach of contract and a lawsuit. Plus it would be the end of his political career. Luckily, Reid doesn't need to say who his source is; he only needs to create reasonable doubt about Romney's taxes.
Huntsman may not be the source. Even if he mentioned what he knew to his buddy in a moment of accidental candor, perhaps when both Mormons slipped into a chamomile tea-induced rage, he may not have intended the information to go any farther. Perhaps he spoke in his sleep while dozing on the couch and one of his daughters overheard, or left notes unguarded on his desk. Someone in his family or on his staff could be the source. Maybe someone else on McCain's staff is the source. Maybe Reid is bluffing and has no source.
But the alternative story makes sense and explains so much. Can you prove that it isn't true? If you can't, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you have to vote that Reid is not lying. You have to agree that we have established reasonable doubt.
And, until Romney produces his tax returns, we also have reasonable doubt about what's in them. Perhaps he really did avoid all federal taxes for a ten years.
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