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The Sox finally got their man.
Or did they?
Much like Captain Ahab's pursuit of Moby Dick, Theo Epstein landed his own white whale, albeit at the cost of the farm system's prized jewels and without a long-term contract
It was an expensive move, no doubt about it, but lying beyond the Boston-San Diego "who-wins?" question is a far more interesting angle: what does the timing of the deal says about the front office's expectations of the 2011 Boston Red Sox?
Needless to say, the early months of the off-season hadn't gone well for the Red Sox.
The departure of Victor Martinez and the expected flight of Adrian Beltre were leaving the 2011 squad far behind the curve. These two holes, combined with the club's fragility had made the club very vulnerable to missing the playoffs in lieu of some major changes.
Adding a marquee bat at one of those positions would go a long way toward making the team an AL East contender in 2011 — and it's possible the front office thought Adrian Gonzalez was the last and only way to make a winner out of the sinking lineup.
How can you tell?
Because in baseball, much like in life, necessity is everything.
Yet no one seemed to be paying attention.
On the surface, a vast majority of the New England and national press seem satisfied in writing off the trade as the Sox "finally getting their man." In some ways, it's true. Boston has coveted Gonzalez for years and they have been on the verge of acquiring the slugger multiple times. It's an easy conclusion to reach and one that no one would question.
But it's also a vast oversimplification of the team's predicament and the organization's need for the slugger.
In a vacuum, the timing of the deal was very poor. The free agent market was far from settling, they could have pursued a far less expensive stop gap at the winter meetings, and Gonzalez was hitting the free agent market in a year anyway.
In essence, the Sox decided to forego any meaningful pursuit of a free agent corner infielder; instead, opting to relinquish three of their best prospects for one year of Adrian Gonzalez .
That's it. One year.
Please save the comments about him maybe signing a long-term deal before the season begins. It's stlll a one-year trade because Gonzalez would have hit free agency at the end of the year, signing a long-term deal then instead of now.
With the Yankees all but out of the running with Mark Teixeira at first base, the Sox would have been the odds-on favorites to ink the slugger, going through Hell and high water to ensure they got their man — meanwhile allowing them to keep Kelly, Rizzo, Fuentes, and our PTBNL.
Is that a 100 percent guarantee Gonzalez would be a Red Sox in 2012? Of course not. Is there a chance he would have signed elsewhere or have been dealt to another team at the deadline? Absolutely.
But that doesn't matter in this organization. Unless the Red Sox absoultely have to, they don't make moves like this. And, unless they were desperate now, they wouldn't have sacrificed their future.
In the event Gonzalez would be unavailable, the would have moved on to Prince Fielder, another stop gap, or another trade. This team always has options…
… because Theo isn't stupid and because "Adrian Gonzalez," to this organization, is just a name. And because the value he brings to the table can be found elsewhere — so long as they aren't desperate for an infusion of talent.
This Boston GM doesn't irrationally covet players because he considers them to be "his guys."
If you know this organization well and are familiar with how it operates, you'd know that such a Gonzalez-in-Boston guarantee carries very little weight. You'd know that the Boston front office — of any team in the league — is proficient at envisioning creative, fluid solutions to its personnel problems.
No Adrian Gonzalez would have been merely a speed bump, as was Alex Rodriguez in 2004. They would have adjusted and moved on like they have so many times.
While in the past we've bemoaned plenty of Epstein's moves in this web space, he deserves tremendous credit for having created an organizational philosophy geared toward the objective valuation of players while making calculated business decisions.
Moving forward, what does it mean when a team historically stingy with prospects makes a blockbuster deal for one-year of a player?
It means they feel the move was absolutely necessary — which, in turn, means they feel the team wouldn't have been able to compete without his presence.
With the previous state of the lineup, and the poor alternatives on free agency, I couldn't agree more with their assessment. Aside from a blockbuster trade, the team didn't have many ways of making up for their losses on offense.
Jayson Werth flew off the board earlier today, and plenty of teams are all-in on Carl Craword. And even then, the team already has three very capable outfielders.
Werth's five WAR would be whittled down to below a two-and-a-half gain with JD Drew's 2.6 in right. The same goes for Crawford and Ellsbury and co. in left.
A splash just isn't as big when there's no water in the pool.
So where else could the team have turned? Catcher is a historically thin position, and no one is trading Joe Mauer or Buster Posey. First base is mostly barren of short-term free agent candidates, especially with Lance Berkman and Adam Dunn off the board. Third base is even more so.
Had Aubrey Huff been on the market, things may have looked very different, especially considering he signed a two-year deal. Huff for two-years would have allowed the club to shift him to DH next season, putting both Fielder and Gonzalez in play on free agency.
Unfortunately, that wasn't the case and the Red Sox were stuck with precious few options if they hoped make a big upgrade. Fortunately, the San Diego route was still available and the front office wasn't afraid to push their chips into the pot.
So, is it the right move?
Well, that comes down to your own personal philosophy.
If you think it's necessary for the team to be a contender most every season, then you'd certainly be a fan of this trade. If you advocate for aggressive draft spending, bonus points to you. Gonzalez' six-seven WAR will be a huge benefit to the team, even when adjusting for Kevin Youkilis' move back across the diamond. There was no bigger splash the team could have made and it's hard envisioning an otherwise competitive Boston team without some fancy maneuvering, a little bit of luck, and a lot of health.
If you would rather save for the future, find stop gaps and look for creative solutions, maybe you'd rather the club hold onto what they have. Just don't expect the team to do a whole lot in 2011.
In the end, it's difficult to argue against the trade. With the off season shaping up the way it has, the Sox were firing with a six-shooter that had maybe one or two bullets left — and forced into a corner, they opted to take one of the last shots they had.
Fortunately, that blast took down a big bull. And you can rest assured that Adrian Gonzalez' presence will be felt across the American League come April — which may also be the deciding factor in this city's 2011 playoff push.
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After the victim told the suspects his dog was not aggressive, one of the men pulled out a handgun and pointed it at the victim's face and told him to give him "everything he had," the report states.
The dog owner gave the suspects his iPhone 5, his wallet containing two debit cards and a credit card, and $20 in cash.
The victim said the suspects ran east down Bogard Street before jumping into a vehicle driven by another suspect, who turned onto Coming Street. Police would not identify the vehicle.
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UAW President Bob King and his labor partners can count and they knew the governor had enough votes to pass right to work. But as 12,000 demonstrators showed up to protest the bill, behind the scenes the governor was being asked to put this issue on the ballot to let the people decide. The governor said no then, and when asked again in a WKAR Public TV interview, he said no again, basically saying enough already with this fight.
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'Cutie and the Boxer' follows the life of Ushio Shinohara, a famous Pop and performance artist from Japan living in New York since the 70s, and his strife-ridden but passionate marriage to fellow artist Noriko. Ushio, then a 41-year old sculptor prominent in the New York art scene meets 19-year-old art student Noriko. They fall in love instantly, get married and have a son Alex.
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A PUBLISHER is distraught after his classic car – worth £50,000 – was stolen from an underground car park.
Stephen Habermel, 55, had left his Mercedes parked at a relative's flat in Hamilton Grange, Crowstone Avenue, Westcliff.
The bright red 1969 Mercedes 280SL, also known as a Pagoda, was taken by a man and a woman, around 4.30am on Saturday, April 5.
Mr Habermel, who is also Southend councillor for Chalkwell ward, said he bought the car six years ago for less than its current market value of £50,000.
He said: "I'd always liked it since I was a boy. My wife Tracey and I managed to get enough money to get one after working hard for a number of years.
"We loved using it. It never went out very far, the furthest we would take it was to London."
CCTV from the flats, now handed over to the police, shows a man and a woman hotwiring the car and driving it away, Mr Habermel said.
"It was heartbreaking to watch them do that on the footage," he added.
He has been searching the area, even going as far as Tilbury docks, in the hope of finding it, but is hoping a member of the public might recognise it.
He said: "It's a very distinctive car and someone must have seen something. At that time in the morning there might have been people out for a run or seen it.
"They might have seen it being driven, or loaded onto the back of a lorry."
Anyone with information can call police on 101.
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6:13pm Mon 14 Apr 14
lucy10 says...
8:29pm Mon 14 Apr 14
DogsMessInLeigh says...
lucy10 wrote:Best go easy on the booze.
cllr Kaye nick it sow she can do quick get away from thope ward
8:35pm Mon 14 Apr 14
DogsMessInLeigh says...
9:56pm Mon 14 Apr 14
artytoit says...
9:58pm Mon 14 Apr 14
DogsMessInLeigh says...
artytoit wrote:not that secure it appears.
It's a secure, gated, car park. How did they get in and out? Very suspicious!
11:12pm Mon 14 Apr 14
southendmike says...
That said, I do hope Mr Habermel gets this lovely car back soon in one piece and undamaged.
As commented above, a Tracker might have been a prudent accessory, and I'm surprised his Insurers hadn't insisted on one being fitted.
3:29am Tue 15 Apr 14
Southend Badman says...
What at 4.30am when the street lights are off? Is this guy an idiot?
8:42am Tue 15 Apr 14
DogsMessInLeigh says...
Southend Badman wrote:,its a fair question by the bloke, not the sort of vehicle you see on the road often and certainly even rarer in the early hours,shame the story comes to light 9 days later.
At that time in the morning someone may of been out for a run and seen it
What at 4.30am when the street lights are off? Is this guy an idiot?
8:46am Tue 15 Apr 14
Leighdweller says...
I hope he finds it, but I'm not sure he will now.
9:24am Tue 15 Apr 14
stopmoaning1 says...
Southend Badman wrote:Leaving aside the time, you seem to have been sucked into the street lights being turned off misinformation campaign.
At that time in the morning someone may of been out for a run and seen it
What at 4.30am when the street lights are off? Is this guy an idiot?
The lights don't go off in Southend Borough!
1:09pm Tue 15 Apr 14
CarnMountification says...
3:55pm Tue 15 Apr 14
Kim Gandy says...
lucy10 wrote:...and again in English?
cllr Kaye nick it sow she can do quick get away from thope ward
7:13pm Tue 15 Apr 14
Southend Badman says...
Leighdweller wrote:Its probably in the Indian ocean with the crash plane. Its another mystery.
It's a lovely car, but I would be searching a little further afield than Tilbury if I were him.
I hope he finds it, but I'm not sure he will now.
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Here are the stories we're reading today.
-- A federal judge a South Dakota upheld the part of the law that requires women to be told abortion ends a human life. She reversed the part of the law that said doctors must say that the procedure increases the likelihood of suicide, and that the woman has a relationship with the fetus. Doctors must disclose "that the abortion will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living human being," the Associated Press reports.
-- There's a debate in Texas schools over who should go down in history. The Houston Chronicle reports that the first draft says students should be expected "to identify significant conservative advocacy organizations and individuals, such as Newt Gingrich, Phyllis Schlafly and the Moral Majority."
-- Mike Gerson weighs in on health care.
In fact, any national approach to this issue is likely to challenge the current social consensus on abortion. The House bill would result in federal funding for abortion on an unprecedented scale. But forbidding federal funds to private insurers that currently cover elective abortions (as some insurers do) would amount, as pro-choice advocates note, to a restriction on the availability of abortion. Either way, government will send a powerful, controversial social signal.
-- Former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has been in the news this week for his trip to Israel, telling CBN that evangelicals more supportive of Israel than Jews are.
"[Y]ou'll find people all over the board about whether they think is ought to have ... absolute control over its border and whether they should give up land for peace and just thow many countries can oversee Jerusalem at one time," Huckabee said. "I don't find that kind of dichotomy generally within the Evangelical community. It's pretty adamant: There ought to be one city. It ought to be a Jewish state. And it ought to be secure."
What did Huckabee say earlier this week about a two-state solution in the Middle East? Take this week's news quiz to find out.
-- President Obama basically says,"Happy Ramadan."
Re: "So. Dakota Docs Must Tell Women Abortion Ends Life."
How do you tell someone this? Do you just try to work it into the conversation real easy like? Do you wait for the right moment? Or do you just blurt it out, "Hey, ya know this procedure is going to kill your baby, don't you?" And what kind of moron doesn't already know she is pregnant when she goes to get an abortion? I mean, that's why she's there to begin with. To off her baby. I can hear it now:
Doc: You know that's a baby you are aborting? It's alive.
Woman: Really? I thought is was a bowling ball. Kind of feels like a bowling ball.
Doc: Yes, I have to tell you it is, indeed, a baby and that by aborting it you are killing a person, a human being.
Woman: Whaa? You...You mean... You don't mean...!Well, I am really embarrassed now! I wish someone had told me a long time ago that I was carrying a live person inside of me. How would I know, for crying out loud. But since I'm already here, do have any daily specials on abortion procedures? Nothing fancy, you know. Just a basic abortion. No frills.
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Making small talk can be difficult for people with social anxiety disorder (SAD). Small talk involves conversation with strangers about general interest topics. Making small talk not only means knowing what to say but also knowing what topics will be conversation stoppers. Below are ten topics that should generally be avoided during small talk.
1. Financial
Asking personal financial questions of people that you have just met is inappropriate. It is fine to ask what someone does or what he likes about his career, but do not ask how much he makes. Most people will find this question intrusive and inappropriate.
2. Politics
The problem with talking about politics is that you never know who in the crowd may have strong opinions. Stay away from this topic unless you want to risk ending up in the middle of a heated conversation.
3. Religion
Religion is another extremely personal and potentially sensitive topic that should be avoided.
4. Sex
Talking about sex or asking questions of an intimate nature is inappropriate. When talking with strangers, avoid talking openly about sex or making sexual innuendos. Both are likely to make others uncomfortable.
5. Death
Death is another heavy topic that should be avoided during small talk. Remember that you are in the company of strangers and this is not the appropriate time to bring up emotional topics that have the potential to be upsetting.
6. Age and Appearance
If you have just met someone, do not ask her age. Although the question might seem simple to you, it can be a hot topic for some. In addition, avoid questions related to appearance. Do not ask a woman if she is pregnant, or comment that someone has lost weight. You never know the reason for weight gain or loss, and could be left in an uncomfortable situation. Unless you know someone well, avoid these types of topics.
7. Personal Gossip
While celebrity gossip is fair game during small talk, gossip about people that you know personally is not. Gossipping about others not only paints you in a bad light, but you never know who might know each other. Stay away from bad-mouthing others.
8. Offensive jokes
Save your off-colour jokes for your best friends (or better yet, replace them with clean jokes). Making sexist or racist jokes is offensive and a quick way to end a conversation with strangers.
9. Narrow Topics
Although you will want to tell interesting stories at some point during small talk, avoid talking at length about topics that are one-sided. If no-one else has seen the movie, don't go into detail about the plot or the funny scenes. Watch for signs that others have lost interest and find a quick ending to your story.
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Old Dominion University's Center for Learning Technology is offering the following fall courses. Seating is limited. Visit http://www.odu.edu/clt or contact 683-3172 for more information.
Wednesday, Sept. 3
1:30-4:30 p.m., "Getting Started With Blackboard: Online Course Management System," Gornto TELETECHNET Center room 411
Thursday, Sept. 4
9 a.m.-noon, "Getting Started With Fireworks: Image Creation and Editing Tool," Gornto 411
Friday, Sept. 5
1:30-4:30 p.m., "Getting Started With Dreamweaver: Web page Creation and Editing Tool," Gornto 411
Tuesday, Sept. 9
12:30-1:30 p.m., "Good Practice Encourages Students/Faculty Contact," Gornto 422
Wednesday, Sept. 10
1:30-4:30 p.m., "Interacting With Your Students in Blackboard," Gornto 411
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1:30-4:30 p.m., "Working With Libraries and Templates in Dreamweaver," Gornto 411
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12:30-1:30 p.m., Demonstration, "How Do I Create a DVD?", Gornto 422
Wednesday, Sept. 17
1:30-4:30 p.m., "Assessing and Collecting Student Feedback in Blackboard," Gornto 411
Friday, Sept. 19
1:30-4:30 p.m., "Using Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver," Gornto 411
Tuesday, Sept. 23
12:30-1:30 p.m., "Good Practice Encourages Cooperation Among Students." Gornto 422
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1:30-4:30 p.m., "Using PowerPoint Effectively in Your Classroom," Gornto 411
Tuesday, Sept. 30
10 a.m.-noon, "Getting Started With Acrobat: Scanning and Converting Your Files to Portable Document Format," Gornto 411.
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Everyone knows their Marcs from their Calvins. But as fashion month kicks into gear, we'll be spotlighting the up-and-coming designers and indie brands whose names you'll want to remember.
Label: PRISM, designed by Anna Laub
Need to know: At just four years old, Anna Laub's London-based PRISM has already gained serious traction in the beachwear biz. Formerly a journalist, the designer launched her label when she was unable to find eyeglasses that she liked and decided to make her own. Fast-forward to Spring '14—presented this past weekend atop New York's Standard Hotel—and PRISM has on offer a full slew of sunnies, swimsuits, shoes (patent espadrilles), and see-through purses. Those came in envelope pochette form, with black leather contours and a graphic triangular closure. As for her maillots, Laub drew from a daguerreotype she found in Japan from the 1880s (she translated it into a crinkly, antiqued effect on a malachite one-piece) and the Big Smoke's flowering lilacs—the purple color of which she displayed on a quadrant of models, standing like chic little water sentries above Le Bain's infamous hot tub.
She says: As for her hue of choice, Laub said, "The lilac was inspired by when it's gray in London—it's the only color you can still see."
Where to find it: Net-a-Porter, Luisa via Roma, Barneys New York, Matches


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In 2005, an estimated 54,000 women will be diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), a pre-invasive form of breast cancer. W omen diagnosed with DCIS have a 30-40% chance of developing invasive breast cancer(IBC) if left untreated. Today, the treatment options for women diagnosed with DCIS and other pre-malignant changes are stratified to receive either breast conservation therapy (surgical removal of the tumor with an adequate margin in conjunction with breast radiation therapy) or mastectomy to minimize the risk of recurrent DCIS or IBC. Anti-estrogen hormonal therapy is offered to those patients with estrogen or progesterone receptors on the cancer cells to decrease the risk of future invasive breast cancer development. Further molecular stratification and identification of DCIS patients at risk for IBC will help clinicians to recommend more targeted and individualized therapies and spare patient unnecessary treatments and complications. The objective of this study is to use gene expression technologies and protein identification technologies to build molecular profiles of the tumor cells, surrounding tissues and blood from patients with pre-malignant changes, DCIS and invasive breast cancer. The study's first specific aim is to examine the microenvironment and signaling pathways between the isolated tumor cells and surrounding stromal cells. T hese cell samples will be obtained by laser assisted microdissection and subjected to cDNA microarray gene and reverse phase protein microarray analysis. The second specific aim is to identify selective serum biomarker proteins in the blood of these patients. The third specific aim is to compare these molecular profiles and biomarkers with known clinical prognostic parameters including tumor grade, margin status and hormone receptor status. Potentially, this study of the gene and protein molecular network derangements involved in benign breast disease, DCIS and IBC will help to better understand the pathogenesis of DCIS and IBC. Correlating this compre hensive molecular network profile data with known clinical prognostic markers may identify stronger stratification criteria for DCIS patients at risk for IBC. This will assist clinicians to tailor adjuvant therapies while minimizing morbidity. Most importantly, w e may be able to potentially identify new targets for chemoprevention for patients with DCIS based on their unique molecular network profile.
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Barron County (Press Release) - St. Patrick's Day report - From 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Saturday night March 16, 2013, Law Enforcement Officers in Barron County stopped 46 vehicles for a variety of violations with no arrests made for Operating while Intoxicated.
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Published on March 21, 2014
The view from Napoleon Delicatessen's entranceway facing down Water Street.
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Published on March 21, 2014
The Cornwall Fire Department sectioned off a piece of Marlborough Street beside Napoleon Delicatessen.
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By Adam Brazeau
CORNWALL, Ontario - A fire in Cornwall's Le Village district shut down a small strip of Marlborough Street as the Cornwall Fire Department investigated the damage to a local business.
Roula's Laundromat, at the corner of Marlborough Street and Montreal Road, was on fire at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 21. Heavy black smoke was coming from around door and window frames.
The Fire Services Department responded with four vehicles from both stations. A total of 10 fire personnel were at the scene. Police and paramedics were dispatched as well.
One woman was taken to the hospital by ambulance due to smoke inhalation, and there was some smoke damage to the apartments above the laundromat.
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Deep mahogany with three-finger, off-white head.
Good yeast in the aroma but otherwise has lager scents.
Each sip is a little different on this one. At times I get prominent herbal hops but on other sips I get coffee and roast. And it drinks like a creamy lager too. There's also raisin and sourdough tastes. A lot going on. The flavors don't blend, but in a way that makes it more enjoyable.
Just kind of an odd duck, but a good beer. I'd have it again, but I wouldn't seek it out.
04-27-2011 00:17:17 | More by birderbeerer
South Carolina
3.13/5 rDev -12.3%
Notes: poured from 12 oz. bottle to pint glass.
A: this hazy, dark amber brew was highly overcarbonated, requiring several pour-and-waits and leaving a mountain of billowy, tan foam but very little lacing.
S: tart, fruit aroma that gives way to faint caramel and a hint of chocolate.
T: thankfully, the tartness of the nose of this brew is less prominent in the flavor. The taste is clean, mildly sweet, and features caramel, some roasted malt, and faint finish of coffee and chocolate.
M: a very light and highly carbonated beer that fades quickly from the palate.
D: overall, a decent and palatable beer with a flavor profile that's pretty distinct. Would like to compare this American version head to head with a classic German altbier.
03-06-2011 03:53:16 | More by ZacHart
New Hampshire
3.55/5 rDev -0.6%
Deep mahogany color with good clarity. fine head dissipates almost instantly and leaves no lacing.
Nice nutty and roasty malts dominate the nose. Some herbal hops show up front and give way to a big sweet roasty finish. Simple but tasty.
Very big body with very low carbonation.
02-15-2011 02:21:06 | More by CliffBrake
3.23/5 rDev -9.5%
A - Deep rich dark chocolate with a hint of burgundy when held up to the light. Less than a quarter inch of a light tan head. Some small amount of lacing.
S - Earthy, a smell of roasted nuts. When the beer warmed up, there was a hint of sweet fruit.
T - Roasted nuts, smoky, earthy. Hops didn't seem to match.
M - Creamy and at times even velvety.
D - Not balanced well, especially the hops at the end.
12-12-2010 03:34:51 | More by LuthersMug
3.7/5 rDev +3.6%
Rich mahogany color with red hues. It's not very bright. I may have inadvertently dumped some live yeast from the bottom of the bottle, but this yeast is very testy and doesn't cake to the bottom like many other craft brews. It reminds me of my homebrew, and I appreciate that. The head is off-white to tan in color and persistant.
It smells very malty and roasty right up front. There's a nutty marshmallow aroma in there as well. I don't detect any hop notes really. Very pleasant.
Very rich nutty flavor. This beer tastes huge for it's mere 5.5%. Most of the flavor is coming from roasted malts, caramel malts, amber malts, etc. There is a slight drying/bittering flavor at the end of the taste that is refreshing and keeps you coming back.
Mouthfeel is a bit too big, which definitely brings down the drinkability of this one. I really like it, but I think a 6 pack would last a while in the fridge. For me it's a one at a time beer.
11-05-2010 18:49:14 | More by tchenery
3.68/5 rDev +3.1%
altbier brewed with heirloom Flint corn grown at the brewery
a: piraat snifter, thin coating of off-white carbonation, deep amber-red in color, good retention
s: dark toffee, nutty and earthy toasted malts, dark bread, mealy dark cereal grains, grassy noble hop tea, glimpses of date sugar
m: carbonation just over medium and a touch prickly at first, turning creamy, body medium
t: malty, leafy toffee, nutty dark bread, slightly sweet but quickly cleaned up by a grassy noble hop flavor, mildly bitter, briefly metallic in the drying finish
d: just fine, a nice alt, and nice to sample an in-state brewery that hardly makes it out of their county
single from Vintage Cellar in Blacksburg
10-21-2010 01:58:37 | More by blackie
South Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -5.3%
Poured into a Unibroue tulip glass
A - dark copper color, little of the off colored head forms, bit of initial lace but soon disappears
S - black pepper, earthy hops, cold chicken broth, some rye
T - bit of caramel, some roast malt, dry rye malt flavor that rolls into dry, bitter hops flavor
M - medium bodied, somewhat crisp, finishes smooth, lingering flavors
D - more complex than I expected, one of the few beers I have had of this style, certainly will be willing to try this again
03-30-2010 02:34:41 | More by wchesak
3.88/5 rDev +8.7%
A 12 oz. bottle, sent westward by Metalmonk a couple weeks ago; poured on this gloriously sunny afternoon to a pint glass. My second taste from Shooting Creek Farm, a brewer of 'American Farmhouse Ales'.
Label: "Floyd County Alt-Beer, top fermented and cold lagered, with a characteristically crisp flavor profile. Brewed with heirloom flint corn grown at the brewery, unfiltered for maximim flavor and freshness."
A: Chestnut/amber with a few fairly strong streams of carbonation. Head is short (under a finger) and short-lived, dropping to rim-hugging cream and thin swirl of ivory. For an 'unfiltered' brew, it's surprisingly clear.
S: Mostly malt: roasted nuts, toasted bread crust, faint cinnamon applesauce(?).
T: Very earthy. Dry baked bread, almost salty at first. Hops add spice, lots of it - black pepper, dusty nutmeg. Only enough sweetness in the finish, a slightly flowery honey. If I say it tastes like 'dirt' that sounds bad, but it kinda does...like what I would imagine a sip of organic 'compost tea' might taste like. But I really like it...perhaps in a former life I was an earthworm... :)
M: Flavor-filled, seems to linger around and thicken. Is time passes, the spiciness tends to rest on the tip of the tongue. Medium body, enough zesty carbonation.
D: Found this to be an enjoyable brew: good/strong flavor and feel. Easy to drink - at 'just' 5.5% I'd have another (and, thanks to Jeff, I DO have another). Well done, SCFB.
06-01-2009 00:48:05 | More by msubulldog25
North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev +9.2%
According to the label: "brewed with heirloom flint corn grown at the brewery." (Shooting Creek grows many of their own ingredients, including the hops in their IPA.) I think the corn disqualifies this altbier from falling within the German purity law, but this is from Floyd, VA where they do indeed do things a bit differently.
Deep rusted brown/red, with a half-inch creamy head that takes awhile to settle. Only a few minor dots and blurbs of lace.
Aroma is musty and earthy, a little bit of toasty malt and a lot of something I can only liken to seaweed. Slightly peaty.
Creamy and caramel-like at its foundation, doughy malts recall a warm breakfast sweet roll, and there's mild bitterness adding an earthier element to the flavor. Something herbal and tea-like weaves through. An extremely likable flavor that's fully satisfying although not complex or cluttered.
Round and creamy in the mouth, slightly buttery texture and just a little dry. Even though it thins out quickly, its boldness adds to the rich and bready aspects of the flavor.
Shooting Creek are now the closest brewery to my home, being a 50-minute drive north. The fact that they're apparently brewing quality stuff is a real bonus. Long may they brew.
04-24-2009 21:25:42 | More by Metalmonk
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Labour: Benefit delays show Govt is 'out-of-touch'
Responding to the Government's admission that Universal Credit behind schedule, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Rachel Reeves MP labelled the Coalition as "out-of-touch".
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Iain Duncan Smith has today admitted what everyone has known for months – that Universal Credit is massively behind schedule. But just a couple of weeks ago he was telling Parliament the Government would 'roll out Universal Credit on the plan and programme already set out'.
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Monetary information arrivals and intraday exchange rate volatility : A comparison of the GARCH and the EGARCH models
AbstractIn this article, we examine the intradaily Euro-dollar exchange rate volatility persistence result from the dissymmetric impact of monetary policy signals stemming from the ECB Council and the FOMC. A model is constructed by extending the AR(1)-GARCH (1,1) to an exponential process EGARCH (1,1), using high-frequency data (five minutes frequency) which integrates a polynomials structure depending on signal variables, starting from the deseasonalized exchange rate returns series. It is found that, unlike the equity market, the best volatility predictions are derived from the EGARCH(1,1) process.
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Hello again, Bills fans!
Over at POD, we are poised to start our community mock draft and once again (after a year off) I have been given the GM position of the Buffalo Bills.
Back in 2010, I correctly picked CJ Spiller at #8 (sorry about that).... and this year, I expect to nail it again. (For better or worse :) ).
So, lets get down to it. I'll be honest, Chan Gailey to me is a great OC... and I wish him the best of luck. From a quick review of your team... I see a couple of needs and a lot of opportunity to benefit your team instantly at #10.
So here's a couple questions to pick the minds of the Bill fans....
Rieff or Jo Martin?
To early for Poe?
Ingram or Coples?
DeCastro? (too early?)
How about a RB? (LOL...just kidding)
I'm not a fan of selecting a CB here... do you agree?
For those that don't care to talk about it... here's a poll for your pleasure....


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Work with me here. This is crazy, I know. Earlier today I was poking around online, looking at the last draft, and where prospects went. I was looking at last year's qb class, and remembered that some people were compaing Pat Devlin to Joe Flacco. How could you not? They're similar in stature, and went to the same school. I remember hearing talk that Devlin could sneak into the 2nd round, and then the combine came, and he wasn't too impressive, and he didn't get drafted at all.
Devlin is now languishing on the practice squad of the Dolphins - and given their QB situation that's not exactly high praise. But the guy did go to a Division 2 school, and not everyone has the Raven's O line and D, so I figured - maybe they're just "grooming" him- why not swoop in and pick the guy up? He's 6'4" and 220 or so - and has the talent to form into a serviceable qb....sounds perfect for our future back up, right?
My thinking became - I should make a post about how this guy is superior to Crompton, and see what people think! However in reviewing, Crompton is justan inch shorter, and was highly rated the year he came out, being drafted in the 5th by San Diego. (I know that QB class was awful, bear with me here.)
I feel fairly confident this team is going to lose at least 3 of the next 4 games. After that, sitting at 4 and 9 could you imagine them bringing up Crompton to 'see what they have'???
Now, get up from your computer and get whatever Kool-Aid you have in the fridge. With games against the Giants, Vikes and Eagles, suppose the Skins win 2 of those 3. (totally screwing up our draft position)
Next year The Shannaplan continues, and we trade back in the first round, getting an O lineman in the first, and a Cornerback and a Wide reciever/another O lineman in the second. We grab yet another 'Developmental' qb later in the draft. (Weedon? Foles? Keenum?)
We waltz into next year with a bolstered O and D and some scrub at QB that gave us a glimmer of hope at the end fo this year.
Hmm....I'm going to have to sit for a while. I can't drive home, my blood sugar content is too high from drinking all this Koolaid.
Anyone else have some crazy fantasies about the end of this year and the draft?
P.S. Ih8- we know - the Skins are going 10-6. We know. 31-17. We know. Parks- just cutting Brandon Banks isn't a crazy fantasy.


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ATLANTA (AP) - Consumer advocates say town halls are scheduled throughout the state as Georgia Power looks to raise rates for residential customers.
Georgia Watch announced this week that Georgia Power is hosting meetings before the Georgia Public Service Commission decides whether to approve rate increases in mid-December.
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Rams/Vikings Connections
VIKINGS-RAMS CONNECTIONS – Vikings' head coach Mike Tice played for the Seattle Seahawks when Rams' interim head coach Joe Vitt coached on Seattle's staff…
Vitt coached on the Seahawks' staff with Vikings' special teams coach Rusty Tillman…
Vikings' coverage coordinator Chuck Knox, Jr. coached on the Rams' staff, in Philadelphia, and in Green Bay with Vitt…
Knox's father, Chuck, was the head coach of the Rams for three seasons (1992-94)…
Vikings' S Darren Sharper played for the Packers when Vitt coached on
the Packers' staff in '99…
Vikings' TE Richard Angulo was a 7th-round pick of the Rams in 2003 and spent part of that season with St. Louis…
Rams' LB Chris Claiborne played two seasons with the Vikings (2003-
Rams' RB David Allen was with the Vikings during 2002 training camp…
Vikings' CB Antoine Winfield played at Ohio State with Rams' T Orlando Pace and DT Ryan Pickett…
Pickett also played with Vikings' DE Darrion Scott with the Buckeyes…
Vikings' S Darren Sharper and Rams' G Adam Timmerman were
teammates in Green Bay…
Vikings' DT Pat Williams played at Texas A&M with Rams' T Rex Tucker…
Tucker also played in Chicago with Vikings' K Paul Edinger and WR Marcus Robinson…
Vikings' P Chris Kluwe played at UCLA with Rams' LB Brandon Chillar…
Vikings' TE Jermaine Wiggins was a teammate of Rams' CB Terry Fair in Carolina…
Vikings' special teams coach Rusty Tillman was the Colts' defensive coordinator in 1998 when Rams' RB Marshall Faulk played in Indianapolis…Vikingsâ€℠¢ CB Ralph Brown and G Toniu Fonoti played at Nebraska with Rams' CB DeJuan Groce…
Vikings' CB Brian Williams and Rams' WR Torry Holt were teammates for a season at N.C. State…
Vikings' QB Brad Johnson and Rams' CB Corey Ivy were teammates in Tampa Bay…
Vikings' TE Richard Owens and CB Laroni Gallishaw played at Louisville with Rams' CB Chris Johnson…
Vikings' T Bryant McKinnie and Rams' DT Damione Lewis played together at Miami…
Rams' LB Dexter Coakley played in Dallas when Vikings' WR coach Wes Chandler was on the Cowboys' staff…
Vikings' LB Sam Cowart, LB Keith Newman, DT Pat Williams, and CB Antoine Winfield played for Buffalo when Rams' offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild was on the Bills' staff…
Vikings' S Corey Chavous played in Arizona when Rams' defensive coordinator Larry Marmie tutored the Cardinals' secondary…
Vikings' assistant secondary coach Kevin Ross played for the Falcons when Rams' defensive line coach Bill Kollar coached on Atlanta's staff…
Vikings' WR coach Wes Chandler and Rams' assistant secondary coach Gill Byrd were teammates with the San Diego Chargers…
Vikings' offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Steve Loney was the asst. offensive line coach for the Phoenix Cardinals in 1993 when Rams' offensive line coach John Matsko coached the Cardinals' line…
Matsko also coached at the University of Arizona when Vikings' coverage coordinator Chuck Knox, Jr. played for the Wildcats…
Vikings' S Darren Sharper played for the Packers when Rams' secondary coach Kurt Schottenheimer held the same position there in 2004…Schottenheimer also coached in Kansas City when Vikings' assistant secondary coach Kevin Ross played for the Chiefs and also coached on the Notre Dame staff in 1986 with Vikings defensive consultant Foge Fazio…
Vikings' VP of Operations/Legal Counsel Kevin Warren worked for the Rams for five seasons (1997-2001), including the Rams' Super Bowl season in 1999…
Rams' special assistant Matt Sheldon played defensive back at the University of Minnesota.
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Yesterday, State Rep. Robin Voss (R-WI) took part in a "Recall The Recall" rally with the Dane County Young Republicans to push back on efforts to recall Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI). Some local protesters interrupted the event to "mic check" the representative, borrowing a tactic from Occupy Wall Street. Watch the protesters scold Voss on behalf of Wisconsin's working class:
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A metro Atlanta police department is trying to curb drinking and driving this holiday season.The Marietta Police Department launched the "Cop Cab" campaign to help education about the literal cost of getting a DUI.The modified Ford Crown Victoria is painted half as a police car and half as a taxi and poses the question of what how much one is willing to pay to drink and drive: $20 for a cab ride or upwards of $7,600 for a DUI arrest.The department admits it is not the first of its kind, but is the first in the metro Atlanta area.Sterling Auto Body Centers and Adnormous Graphics partnered with the department to help create the design and paint scheme.
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