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Best summer ale for 2009?
- Jeff C. Jun 9, 2009 08:56 AM
Bell's Oberon gets my vote!
Ipswich Summer Ale from Mercury Brewing of MA. It is light-colored but very tasty and firm-bodied; it's not at all a typical dumbed-down "lite" summer beer.
I'd love to try Bell's Oberon, but it's not available where I live. The Bell's brews I have tried, while traveling, were just remarkable.
re: Jeff C.
Actually, Ipswich has recently entered the NC market. At least, I have seen it in the Triad.
re: brentk
Good to know. Thanks. Will see if I can find in WNC.
re: Josh
I couldn't agree more about Bell's. I have been doing a lot of trading for Midwest beers recently and have tried a ton from Bell's, 3F, Founder's, and Dark Horse. Bell's has easily been my favorite out of all of these repected breweries. I particularly love the Expedition Stout, Third Coast Old Ale, and Porter. I have to try Oberon.
I do like the 3F Gumballhead a lot.
Locally, I am loving Lagunitas' Little Sumpin Sumpin, but its higher abv limits it.
re: pininex
Don't think I've seen the 3F G. locally. What kind of beer is it?
re: Jeff C.
Gotta go with Three Floyd's Alpha King, followed closely by their Gumbalhead.
re: Shaggy
Crap. Three Floyd's beers are available only in the Midwest! (Guess I'll have to make a trip to Chicago sometime.)
re: pininex
You'll have to also try their Two-Hearted Ale! It's as good as OBeron, IMO.
re: crewsweeper
I have. You're right! (I like everything I've had by Bell's.)
re: crewsweeper
I was out in the Plains last week and was able to try Bell's Two-Hearted Ale on tap while in Kansas City. I remember hearing about it, probably on this board, and knew I had to try it. It was wonderful!
Picked up River Horse Summer Blonde Ale and Hive Honey Stung Ale and like 'em both when I'm sweaty. Good to see some US brewers toning the machismo down a bit for the summer months...
Oberon is delicious, and Gumballhead is even better, IMO. Some of my local favorites are Port Carlsbad's State Beach Blonde, the Bruery's Berliner Weisse, and Ballast Point Even Keel. AleSmith's summer version of YuleSmith is one of the best beers I've ever had, but with a fairly high alcohol content it may not fit everyone's idea of a 'summer' ale.
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Was up at Alpine on Saturday and Pat said the next batch of Exponential Hoppiness that comes out in a month or so is supposed to be amazing and their best yet. Probably the most excited I've ever seen him about a beer before.
Dogfish Head Festina Pêche. A beer that screams out to be drank amongst bright sunshine and high temperatures.
Sierra Nevada Kellerweis just came out and is delicious. Authentic German Hefeweizen flavor with a balance of banana and clove, and appropriate mouthfeel for the style that most US versions seem to be missing. And freshness that the imports of this style just can't compete with - about a $1 less per six pack than the imports too.
re: LStaff
This is an interesting choice for SN. (By the way, everyone, this is a year-round product, not a summer seasonal.) It doesn't fit their image of a hop-oriented brewery, but it does fit their interest in tradition and in doing something absolutely the right way, in this case with open fermentation, for example.
re: LStaff
Wow, another new year-round brew from Sierra Nevada. They're certainly staying active. I can't wait to try the Kellerweis.
re: crewsweeper
I still miss their pale bock. Nothing to do with summer, but wow, a pale bock with nice hop character. At least that's what I recall last time I had it, probably 20 years ago. I understand you can sometimes get it at SN's pub.
re: crewsweeper
The Summerfest is okay, but it's probably the one beer in the SN range (the one I've tried, anyway, since I still have not encountered the new German-style weiss) that I wouldn't instantly identify as a Sierra Nevada brew; it doesn't stand out, in my view, the way the other brews do. There is what Jackson described as a "house character" to everything else in the SN range.
Even the Pale Bock, which was unique at one time as the only lager SN bottled, screamed "Sierra Nevada."
But the Summerfest is still a respectable pilsner.
re: Wolfgang
BUT...Stella is skunky and SN Summerfest isn't. (Big difference, IMO.) I agree that it may not be the best summer ale out there, but it is far from the worst. (Tastes pretty damn good after yardwork, I can tell ya.)
re: Jeff C.
I'm not a fan of Stella personally finding it to be a typical euro-lager. But if you find it "skunky" then you are drinking it from either an old bottle or one that has been light struck. I know of no beer produced that tastes of skunk leaving the brewery. That particular taste is a function of poor handling of the beer.
re: Chinon00
But the Stella I've had here in NC is still skunky.
re: Wolfgang
I haven't had Stella in years, but when I did, it tasted of adjuncts. I thought, "This is like a malt liquor -- minus the kick!"
Sierra Summerfest, while not their most distinctive brew, is at least wholesome tasting. It doesn't taste as if any corners were cut in its production. However, there are many pilsners, both domestic and imported, that I find more interesting. In this respect, it differs from the other brews in the SN range, most of which strike me as being near the top of their respective classes. (I just wish the stout had a stronger, thicker, richer malt base to hold up all those hops.)
re: chuckl
By now Sierra Nevada is too large to accurately be called a "microbrewery," so it is remarkable how consistently good their beers are given the scale of the production. I just hope they don't get so big that the corporate brewers are tempted to buy them out/off.
re: Jeff C.
Agree. Same for Sam Adams. However, I'll still take a "midi"-brewery brew over a big beer brew, including BB attempts at craft beer.
re: crewsweeper
The Boston Beer Company was never a microbrewery. They were a contract brewer from the get-go. In hopes of silencing critics (some of whom were real microbrewers), the BBC purchased the old Haffenreffer Brewery in Jamaica Plain, MA. Last time I checked, however, the so-called "Boston Lager" was never made there.
I like some of the BBC beers, though, such as the Imperial Pilsner and the recent Longshot bock & 2IPA.
re: Kenji
I don't believe BBCo makes any of its beers for sale at the Jamaica Plain brewery. However, they do a lot of experimenting there. At the brewers conference in Boston in April, BBCo opened the doors to attendees and provided great hospitality. We got to try some interesting beers such a gueuze, and we saw lots of barrels of Utopias and such, resting gently, waiting to be bottled some day.
As to its contract status, BBCo is making more and more of its beers itself, now that they own two large breweries in addition to the Jamaica Plain facility.
re: chuckl
Yeah, when I lived in CA., I used to encounter lots of SN experimental draft brews. It was always a joy.
I've heard of Sierra Nevada doppelbocks, Scotch ales, and rauchbiers. How I'd love to try those! I visited the SN brewery in Chico once, but I was out of luck in terms of finding anything outside their year-round brews. Still, the beer & food were good.
re: chuckl
Not a big fan of SN but my Barcelona raised wife is... funny. I'm not so sure that the "House Character" that Kenji refers to is a good thing. Why not be true to your school and forget the long tail? Personally, I believe the whole hop heavy micro-righteousness thing has gotten out of control and is similar to the upscale pot business in its weird pretense. Conversely, the big beer boys internationally have all sweetened their products to appeal to teenagers... sick. As for best summer ale, I just bought another case of Hive Honey Stung straight out of Salt Lake... those Mormon's have been holding out on us!
re: Jeff C.
Isn't this a witbier? I'd hardly call it a beer for teenagers.
Do you like other beers in this style?
re: Jim Dorsch
Yes to both of your questions, only this one is so sickly sweet you'd swear it has corn syrup in it. Have you had it?
re: Jeff C.
I tried it once quite a while ago. Didn't care for it, but I don't recall why.
re: chuckl
The brewery does grow some of the hops it uses, but I don't believe they grown any barley. And I expect the amount of hops they grow doesn't go too far.
re: chuckl
While I like most SN beers, I tend to disagree that growing their own hops and malt is the reason for the quality. Anheuser - Busch owns fields of hops and grains, and makes their own malt (one of very few brewers to do so), but their beers are generally quite low quality. On the other hand, nearly every craft brewer buys all of their malt and hops from the same handful of commercial suppliers and many of them make great products. In my opinion, beer is much more a product of brewers than farmers.
re: juantanamera
I've just discovered Stoudts Pils. What an awesome beer. Without doubt my choice of Summer beer '09.
re: Scotty100
Thanks for the recommendation! (And for sticking to the original topic.) Where is Stoudts brewed?
re: Jeff C.
"Where is Stoudts brewed?"
Where ALL great American Pilsners are brewed: Pennsylvania;)
re: Chinon00
But of course!
re: juantanamera
You know back in the day Bud and Miller in the tall skinny bar bottles were actually drinkable. I imagine that Heineken in the local brown bottle is still righteous if one is in Amsterdam. Beer might be a product of brewers but big-agriculture just loves to sell rice and corn fillers to all of the major players, hops are an afterthought. I love a nicely crafted small scale brew but there's nothing sacred about it. Success breeds mediocrity in most cases... give 'em all time. I used to love Prestige from Haiti in the summer, now it's pumped full of alcohol because it was "too light" for the suds snobs...
re: Flaco
Heineken is a perfectly acceptable, if boring, Euro lager if you have it out of the can, or out of one of the magnum-sized bottles they release here for New Years' Eve. The mediocrity of macrobrew isn't anything to do with success, IMO. Those beers were engineered to taste the way they do, because post-Prohibition America had gone a long time without good beer being available.
I'm aware there's a "backlash" out there against craft brewing by people with very short memories, who mistakenly believe American beer production began with Anheuser-Busch. Meanwhile, craft brewers who actually know about beer are not only turning out great beers, they're also dabbling in recreating pre-Prohibition American beer styles - styles which show that Americans did drink good beer.
re: Josh
I happen to live in a neighborhood in NYC that used to have several German brewers a hundred years ago... I'm well aware of the history. As far as Heineken, I was referring to the local brown bottle unpasteurized brew made at the old factory in Amsterdam. I'm sure something similar was available in St. Louis only a generation or so ago... maybe AB still does?
re: juantanamera
I don't believe AB grows its own barley, although the company does contract with farmers. They grow some of the hops they use.
I agree that growing the ingredients doesn't necessarily make the beer better, but I disagree that AB makes low-quality beer.
re: Jim Dorsch
Jim, I think you are correct that A-B does not grow their own barley - or even do their own maltings, but has strict control/audits on its malt and hops suppliers and are very well suited and in position to buy the best.
Coors is a large brewery that does their own malting out in CO.
re: LStaff
You're correct on most counts. However, I've been to an AB malting facility, so they malt at least some of their barley, though I would expect a lot of it is malted by others. I suppose this could change with the new ownership.
BTW, I recall in the early days, Coors used to supply malt to the Boulder Brewery.
re: Otterby
There are several worthy summer ales out there right now, but Oberon exists at a whole other level, IMO. It is truly sublime. My ony regret is that it isn't available year-round (at least in NC)--could really help one beat back the winter blahs!


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It began a year ago with organizer Anne Johannisse, who belongs to a weaving guild.
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"That's where most of the bags come from," Ms. Johannisse said. "Starbucks has been very good to us."
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"They're in high demand anywhere in the world," Ms. Johannisse said, adding some were sent to the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan devastated the country last November.
"We started off for Haiti. People in Haiti walk for miles to get mats," Ms. Johannisse said. "There's a high demand and they don't deteriorate in the climate."
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Before children in Haiti had the mats, they slept on banana leaves.
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"It's very rewarding work. When we read how much the mats are used, it makes you aware of the good you do," she said.
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Ballet Metropolitan announces Nutcracker performances
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It just isnt the Holidays without The Nutcracker! Dec. 13 – 15, Ballet Metropolitan brings the endearing story of Claras dream to life. Sugar Plum Fairies dance in snow-filled forests. Toy soldiers and mice spring to life. Claras Nutcracker Prince appears. The Christmas tree grows to dizzying heights.
Magnificent dance, unforgettable music, lavish scenery, and exquisite costumes await you. Nutcracker performances are Friday, Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 14 at 2 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. at the Belvidere High School Performing Arts Center.
Directed and choreographed by Ballet Metropolitans artistic director, Petria Foss Milroy, this unique production will feature a cast of more than 70 dancers. Brian Grant will star as the Cavalier, and Katrina Bierk as the Sugar Plum Fairy. Other stars include: Teresa Urnezis, a Metropolitan Ballet principal dancer; Julia Swanson; Kirsten Klotz; J.P. Tenuta; Ed Stiltner (as Drosselmyer); and Kelly Rose Delehanty (as Clara).
Brian Grant, a student in Northern Illinois Universitys Dance Performance/Theater Arts program, has performed in Rockford for many years. Katrina Bierk, a long-time dancer with Ballet Metropolitan, has performed lead roles in several of the companys productions. She also has danced with Ballet Arkansas and Louisville Ballet, among others.
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With Tuesday's release of the ESPN Junior 300, here's a look at 10 of Ohio State's top targets in the 2015 recruiting class. 1. DE Jashon Cornell (St. Paul, Minn./Cretin-Derham) 6-3, 235 ESPN 300 rank: 1 Urban Meyer loves his defensive lineme...Blog | July 16, 2013
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Ohio State and Michigan don't get along very well, period. But if the Buckeyes were able to nab one player for their all-time draft to round out a team, fans might not mind it. Well, if for no other reason than to stick it to the Wolverines. Af...Blog | July 10, 2013
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The Opening provided prospects with the opportunity to showcase their skills against the best in the nation. It also gave them the chance to see where they stacked up and provided a good recruiting tool as well, if prospects perform well and improve ...Blog | July 09, 2013
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Editor's note: Finding the Future is a RecruitingNation feature that will appear throughout camps and combine season, ranking prospects strictly on their on-field performance at the particular event. It does not reflect where each will land when the ...Blog | June 03, 2013
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One thing is becoming abundantly clear in the Urban Meyer era. The two-time national champion coach likes players with NFL bloodlines. In the Class of 2014, Ohio State has offered Christian McCaffrey the son of three-time Super Bowl winner Ed McCa...Blog | May 20, 2013
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The day could come soon when Urban Meyer and Thad Matta will compete for the same recruit. Such is the nature of the "new" tight end in football. "I think the future is that good-sized athlete that is a small forward in basketball," Mentor (Ohi...Blog | May 14, 2013
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The last Minnesotan to commit to Ohio State is believed to be Eden Prarie defensive tackle Willie Mobley. The year was 2008. Mobley was injured and took a redshirt season before transferring to Orange Coast College and eventually showing up at Ari...Blog | April 29, 2013
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There's no rest for the wicked, especially when it comes to recruiting. Ohio State wrapped up an incredible 2013 recruiting class -- ranked No. 3 by RecruitingNation -- on Wednesday, and now the Buckeyes will turn the page to 2014 this weekend for...Blog | February 07, 2013
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Barcelona Gourmet Food and La Boqueria Market Walking Tour
- Barcelona gourmet food walking tour
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Foodies must not miss colorful La Boqueria Market! It's a one-of-a-kind market and your local guide will show you the hidden gems on this tour that includes tasty samples of Spanish and Catalan cuisine.
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Also on the itinerary is "Mercat de Sta. Caterina" recently renovated by Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue studio, its most outstanding feature is the ceramic roof with 67 different colours.
During your walking tour you will also visit shops specializing in wine, chocolate and pastries. You will have the chance to try samples of traditional Catalan products, such as fruits in La Boqueria Market, and a catalan tapa plus drink at the end of the tour.
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Lightwire Theater To Perform At The Red River Revel
As seen on NBC's America's Got Talent, Lightwire Theater will make it's Red River Revel debut on Saturday, October 11 at 3:00 p.m. in the Riverview Theatre.
As seen on NBC's America's Got Talent, Lightwire Theater will make it's Red River Revel debut on Saturday, October 11 at 3:00 p.m. in the Riverview Theatre.
Have you ever wondered if the halls of the historic Municipal Auditorium are really haunted? Here's your chance to find out for yourself!
The Girl Scouts are celebrating a new year and they want YOU! That's right, the Girl Scouts are celebrating a new year in October!
Operation Santa Claus has helped underprivileged children right here in the Shreveport/Bossier City area for decades!
Centenary College's Marjorie Lyons Playhouse will present William Shakespeare's As You Like It beginning Thursday, October 2nd.
It's time again for the annual Heroes BBQ Cook-Off Friday, September 27th at the NWLTC-Shreveport Campus on North Market in Shreveport!
This Sunday is the biggest weekend in football for local football fans! The New Orleans Saints travel to Arlington to take on the Dallas Cowboys! If you are looking for a place to watch the game, the Red River District in downtown Shreveport is the place to be!
All hail the mighty Krewe of Centaur! Coming up this Saturday, they're giving golfers the chance to pick of their sticks and win big while having a great time with Shreveport/Bossier City's 'Fun' Krewe!
"America's Original 3-Ring Circus" is rolling into Shreveport/Bossier starting this Friday!
Our area has some fun and scary things to do for Halloween. Here are some of our favorite selections:
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Lake Bisteneau State Park, Doyline.
Enjoy a tractor pulled hayride around the park while speaking with the site ranger
An open discussion on the Common Core State Initiative and standardized testing is being held Sept. 23, 2014.
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The Tower Chronicles: Geisthawk Vol. 1 TP
Publisher: Legendary Comics LLC
Release Date: October 9, 2012
Price: $7.99
Creator(s): Matt Wagner, Simon Bisley
Format: 72 pgs., Full-Color, Trade Paperback
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ICv2 Ratings: 3 Stars out of 5
John Towner is a professional monster hunter whose methods are as lethal as his motives are mysterious. In The Tower Chronicles: Geisthawk his clients range from an underworld kingpin and the FBI and his targets include a shape changing owl demon, a living ghost and a most unique kind of vampire.
These days the shelves of book sellers are overflowing with every imaginable variety of paranormal exterminator and John Tower is definitely a standard genre character type. The pulps and comics are full of brooding heroes with mysterious pasts, super cool cars and an array of high tech gadgets. But what makes Geisthawk different is its approach to the material.
It places the supernatural into a solidly real world and mostly succeeds at taking it seriously without becoming overly dour; it even manages to come up with a unique twist on vampires I don't believe I've ever seen before. It reads more like a hardcover international thriller than a comic; the only overtly "comic book" touch is Tower's distinctive working clothes which is essentially The Huntsman from Snow White designed by Jim Lee.
And I can't argue with the execution; Matt Wagner's script is absolutely solid and for an artist known for excesses here Simob Bisley's art is remarkably restrained. This is something that can be enjoyed by both comic book fans and someone who's never read one.
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Various thoughts and adventures, including but not limited to Linux, assorted bits of hardware new and old, and occasionally Windows XP/Vista/7.
I started working with what we called "analog computers" in aircraft maintenance with the United States Air Force in 1970. After finishing military service and returning to university, I was introduced to microprocessors and machine language programming on Intel 4040 processors. After that I also worked on, operated and programmed Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-8, PDP-11 (/45 and /70) and VAX minicomputers. I was involved with the first wave of Unix-based microcomputers, in the early '80s. I have been working in software development, operation, installation and support since then.
Good grief, I go away for a few days and what happens? ooVoo comes out with a new release (1.
I have spent the past four days on a short vacation in the Piedmont area of northwest Italy (beautiful landscape, wonderful people and excellent food!).
If you like cloak-and-dagger stuff, you're going to love the direction that the "Skype Back Door" rumor is going. It seems that some people are now saying that the four day world-wide Skype outage last August was not caused by Windows Update, but was in fact Skype building in a back door for government monitoring of Skype calls (source, more speculation).
There is growing, and credible, speculation that Skype has built in a back door to allow monitoring of SKype calls. Heise Online has a good article about it.
Here is an interesting article from The National Business Review, pointing out once again that you can never delete a Skype account. Never.
This open letter to Skype CEO Josh SIlverman has been posted to the recently mangled "Skye Community". It shows very clearly the confusion and irritation of Skype users.
I need to update some information related to a post that I made last week about multiple displays with Linux. In a nutshell, I have a laptop and a port replicator with a display connected to it.
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A morning spent at the workbench with the hammer. The pendants are from very thick recycled copper electrical wire and the rounds started life as hardware store washers. My hands ache and I must admit my thumb got in the way a few times, too. However, I am pleased with the results.
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Components:copper wire and washers, handmade sterling ear wires, glass beads, abalone, fresh water pearls
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Gorgeous pieces!!
I'd hammer in the morning…. Beautiful earrings! I hope your thumb is okay.
Cool designs!
Thanks, ladies. Don't know about you, but my hands and nails take a beating making jewelry. Treated my self to a rare manicure yesterday. So very nice.
These are just lovely! I'm partial to the ones in the middle,that have the Sapphire colored beads. Did the nail technician ask you what you do for a living? I'm afraid to go,after seeing my fingers under the magnifier..LOL
Very cool!
Very neat, love the texture on the copper…
Ha! The kind lady at the nail salon was too polite to say anything. And wouldn't you know it…I've already nicked the polish in two places today working on some jewelry. Bummer.
Hammers and thumbs/fingers seem to have a mutual attraction. That being said your results are terrific. I especially like the copper washer sets.
Love them all!
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In today's Shitty Art News… parents let kid climb on 3 million dollar Ikea shelves. Parents and child immediately shamed on Twitter by uppity Brooklyn gallery owner.
The shelving installation disguised as art is the only horrible thing I see in this photo. I don't know, the poor kid just looks bored and maybe the parents were just distracted or didn't recognize it for art or any number of scenarios we simply can't tell from this single photo. The internet shaming gallery owner stated the parents got defensive when she confronted them, but who really knows. We weren't there.
Anyway, has it come to this? Don't do anything remotely silly or questionable in public folks, lest you be publicly shamed and told by people who don't know a thing about you that you should never breed or wear ugly hats or something.
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BEIJING - They stood beside their starting blocks, as close to a staredown as you'll ever see at the pool.
Michael Phelps in lane five, his right foot already on the block, goggles and cap pulled down tight. Milorad Cavic in lane four, a mirror image looking Phelps' way.
They stepped up, turned toward the water and headed off, a minute in time that will forever define their lives.
The guy pursuing Olympic greatness.
The guy who almost ruined it.
On a Saturday morning half a world away from his native Baltimore, Phelps swam into history during a riveting 100-meter butterfly that wasn't decided until the very last second - no, make that the very last hundredth of a second, the time it takes lightning to strike the ground.
To the naked eye, Phelps surely lost. But a high-tech timing system and video slowed to 10-thousandth of a second proved otherwise. As a result, it was Phelps - not the Serbian - who climbed yet again to the top step of the medal stand, bending over to receive his seventh gold medal of the Beijing Games, the one that tied him with Mark Spitz.
"One hundredth is the smallest margin of victory in our sport," Phelps said. "I guess it's pretty cool."
Call it the Great Haul of China - and it's not done yet. Phelps has one more race on Sunday, which likely will complete his ascension as the greatest Olympian ever.
Spitz already ceded the title.
"It goes to show you that not only is this guy the greatest swimmer of all time and the greatest Olympian of all time, he's maybe the greatest athlete of all time," said the star of the 1972 Munich Games. "He's the greatest racer who ever walked the planet."
The great ones have a knack for pulling off the impossible just when all seems lost. Michael Jordan never missed with the clock running down. Joe Montana always completed the fourth-down pass. Tiger Woods makes every crucial putt look like a tap-in.
Add Phelps to the list.
"There's nothing wrong with losing to the greatest swimmer there has ever been," Cavic blogged on his Web site.
Phelps will wrap up a magical nine days with what should be little more than a coronation, something akin to that ceremonial final ride at the Tour de France. Only a monumental blunder - a false start, someone diving in too soon on an exchange - would deny Phelps his eighth gold.
The Americans have never lost the 400 medley relay at the Olympics, and none of his teammates wants to be known as the guy who messes up No. 8.
"Dream as big as you can dream and anything is possible," Phelps said. "I am sort of in a dream world. Sometimes I have to pinch myself to make sure it is real."
The finish in the 100 fly was, well, unreal, so close the Serbian delegation filed a protest. Phelps actually thought he lost - until he saw the "1" beside his name on the scoreboard. He slapped the water and yelled with delight. Then he shook hands with Cavic over the lane rope.
"When I did chop the last stroke, I thought that had cost me the race," Phelps said. "But it was actually the opposite. If I had glided, I would have been way too long. I took short, faster strokes to try to get my hand on the wall. I ended up making the right decision."
Phelps' time was 50.58 seconds, the only event in these Olympics that he won without breaking the world record.
Still, winning allowed the 23-year-old to tie the greatest of Olympic records.
"One word: epic," Spitz told The Associated Press from Detroit. "I'm so proud of what he's been able to do. I did what I did and it was in my day in those set of circumstances. For 36 years it stood as a benchmark. I'm just pleased that somebody was inspired by what I had done."
A notoriously slow starter - Phelps was seventh out of eight at the turn - he really turned it on in the return lap, his long arms gobbling up huge chunks of water as he closed the gap on Cavic and fellow American Ian Crocker, the world record-holder.
As they approached the finish, with Phelps' head in line with Cavic's shoulder, the Serb took his final big stroke and glided underwater toward the gold. Phelps, his timing a bit off but fully aware of where he was, did another mini-stroke, propelling his upper body out of the water, swooping his arms in a huge circular motion and slamming the wall with his hands on the follow-through.
"I knew Michael is a back-half swimmer and that he would be chasing me down at the end," Cavic said. "I saw his shadow on the side of my goggle and I knew he was coming. I liked to be chased. The last eight meters I just put my head down and I did not breathe."
Phelps watched the replay on the video board, then saw it again in the massage area.
"I saw it slow down frame by frame," he said. "It's almost too close to see."
It was reminiscent of the 100 fly finish in Athens four years ago, when Ian Crocker appeared to have the race won but Phelps got him at the wall by four hundredths of a second.
Lost in the frenzied finish of this race: Crocker, the world record-holder and considered Phelps' main challenger, lost out on the bronze to Australia's Andrew Lauterstein by the same margin - a hundredth of a second - that decided gold and silver.
"I thought four one-hundredths was close and I was shocked then," Phelps said. "I'm even more shocked now."
Makes that 400 free relay look like a blowout. Remember that one? Jason Lezak chased down France's Alain Bernard on the anchor leg to win by eight-hundredths of a second, Phelps' only other close call in Beijing.
The Serbian delegation filed a protest over the fly, but conceded that Phelps won after reviewing a frame-by-frame tape provided by FINA, swimming's governing body.
Referee Ben Ekumbo of Kenya said there was no doubt who won after a review of the super-slow replay.
"It was very clear that the Serbian swimmer touched second after Michael Phelps," he said. "One was stroking and one was gliding."
What's left? Already the winningest Olympian ever with 13 golds and most likely a 14th before he leaves Beijing, Phelps will have another thing to shoot for at the 2012 London Games. Soviet gymnast Larissa Latynina captured a record 18 medals in her career: nine golds, five silvers and four bronzes.
"My big goal is to change the sport of swimming," Phelps said. "I am sure Bob (Bowman, his coach) and I can think of some more goals in the next four years."
Phelps collected a $1 million bonus that Speedo, one of his sponsors, first offered four years ago if he could tie or break Spitz's record. He failed to cash in at the Athens Games, where he won six golds and two bronzes, but he got it on his second try.
Cavic still isn't sure how he lost, but he knows he'll forever be linked with one of the most memorable races in Olympic history.
Not a bad consolation prize to go along with that silver medal.
"People will be bringing this up for years and saying, 'You won that race,'" he said. "If we got to do this again, I would win it."
But not here. Not at the Phelps Olympics.


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Nine women will compete in the Miss Las Vegas-Miss San Miguel County pageant Saturday.
The event is set for 7 p.m. at Highlands University's Ilfeld Auditorium.
The theme for the pageant is "Hawaiian Nights." The contestants will be vying for the two titles and a chance to represent the area at the Miss New Mexico Pageant in June in Alamogordo.
The pageant is a preliminary of the Miss America Pageant.
Two local women have represented the area at the Miss America Pageant. In 2004, Susan Yara (Miss San Miguel County) went on to win the Miss New Mexico title and competed at the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, N.J. The following year Ane Romero (Miss Las Vegas) captured the Miss New Mexico title and competed at the Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas, Nev.
Tickets for the local event are $10 and may be purchased from the contestants or at the door the day of the event.
The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs and the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women.
Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations made available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance. This assistance is not just for the handful of young women who become Miss America, but is available to the more than 12,000 young women who compete in the state and local competitions as well.
The Miss America Organization is a nonprofit organization that has maintained a tradition for many decades of empowering young women to achieve their personal and professional goals, while providing a forum in which to express their opinions, talent and intelligence, according to a press release. Scholarships have been the cornerstone of the Miss America program since 1945 when Bess Myerson was the first Miss America to receive a scholarship from the Organization.
To become Miss America, a contestant must first win a local competition and then compete to represent her state, a process requiring personal commitment, hard work and talent, the release states.
A woman may compete at the state level more than once, but may only represent her state in the national Miss America competition one time. Contestants in the Miss America system are between the ages of 17 and 24. Participating in the Miss America system not only helps pay for college and prepare for a career, it also provides an opportunity to gain additional life experience, working on issues of importance to society, enhancing personal and professional skills and developing performance-related and other talents.
Competition categories include artistic expression (talent); presentation and community achievement (interview); presence and poise (evening wear); lifestyle and fitness (swimsuit) and knowledge and understanding (on-stage question).
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Entwined by common purpose, the students, teachers, parents and friends of St. Peter's Episcopal School create an educational environment that nurtures love of learning, joy of service and a lively faith.
St. Peter's offers young people a high-quality, comprehensive experience that fosters academic, spiritual, social and physical development.
St. Peter's has distinguished itself with a strong academic curriculum, dedicated faculty, small classes and diverse extracurricular activities with all elements deeply rooted in Judeo-Christian principles.
St. Peter's is also recognized for its commitment to providing academic excellence at an affordable price, which makes it accessible to children from all walks of life.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES)
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 5
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|142 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 15%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|15 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
|12 students
|Classroom Dress Code
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Tuition Notes
|pre-K from $2650-$5830 Kindergarten and Grade School $7950
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Admissions Director
|Rana Hill
|Total Sports Offered
|7 sports
|Ballet, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Dance, Gymnastics, SoccerBallet, Basketball,
Cheering, Cross Country,
Dance, Gymnastics,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|3 extracurriculars
|scouting, chess club, karate scouting, chess club, karate,
School Notes:
St. Peter's Episcopal School consistently distinguishes itself with a strong academic curriculum, dedicated faculty, small classes, diverse extracurricular activities and a commitment to providing excellence at an affordable price. The faculty and staff place a high priority on individual attention and focuses on nurturing the "whole" child.
Profile last updated: 09/02/2014
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