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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - The Minnesota Vikings are warning fans to be wary of counterfeit tickets to Sunday's regular-season finale against the rival Green Bay Packers.
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The Vikings said counterfeit tickets are sold over the Internet and by ticket-sellers near the stadium on game day. The Vikings remind fans that the only authorized outlets for Vikings football tickets are the Vikings Ticket Office, Ticketmaster and the NFL TicketExchange.
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Following a rash of shootings, Jacksonville's top cop wants more officers to help stop the violence. Monday, Sheriff John Rutherford will ask Mayor Alvin Brown to make it a top priority.
The sheriff has requested an additional $8 million dollars to hire 40 officers who have been let go in years past.
The sheriff is pointing to the rise in violent crime in the area of Operation Ceasefire.
"The mayor and I are in agreement that public safety is a high priority for the city of Jacksonville, and I think you'll see that in the budget when we finalize it," Rutherford said.
Rutherford has taken every opportunity of late to lobby for more money to put more police officers on the streets as the murder rate escalates.
This comes as Mayor Alvin Brown is set to unveil his proposed budget to the City Council.
Rutherford said he wants more resources to curb the rise in violent crime.
"When we put resources in, we see crime go down," Rutherford said. "That's why restoring these officers is so important. Right now it's like whack-a-mole. Smash one here then one pops up over there."
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has responded to four shootings involving teenagers just in the last three days. The most recent occurred Sunday morning within a few hours of each other on Hart Street, an area located within Operation Ceasefire.
Rutherford said in 2011 there were 1,750 officers and at least 50 community service officers. He said it was the lowest crime and murder numbers in 40 years.
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Rutherford said adding more officers would also restore manpower.
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The Louisa County catholic priest suspected of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from two churches denies he was living a double life as a father and husband in a neighboring county.
But could father Rodney Rodis, a catholic priest who took a vow of celibacy, also have taken a vow of marriage?
"I seem to recall him introducing his wife to me as his wife and so I had the impression they were married," said Rodis' Neighbor Erica Rogers.
And, in the three-and-a-half years Rogers has lived across the street from Rodis, she also has never had the impression he was a catholic priest. "Mostly I had seen him in business attire and in shorts, it was complete news to me he was a priest," she said.
Rodis was indicted last week on embezzlement charges.
He admits he lives in a home on Watson Lane in Fredericksburg with a woman and three children, but has denied he is married.
The Catholic Diocese of Richmond says they do believe Rodis stole from the church, but they have no reason to believe he is married.
"It's scandalous if true, but I have never seen a document that indicated that a marriage had taken place," said Attorney William Etherington, the lawyer for the Catholic Diocese of Richmond.
However a court document lists Rodis as living with a wife, but it is not clear from that document whether he is the father of the three girls who live in the home.
After the indictments surfaced, Richmond's bishop suspended Rodis from practicing as a priest, but if proven Rodis is married, the pope could take further action.
"My understanding of the canons is that would constitute instant excommunication," said Etherington.
However, excommunication may be the least of Rodis' problems if he is convicted of embezzlement; he could face up to 20 years in prison.
Rodis is scheduled to appear in court again on Thursday.
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Accused Scareware mongers held in contempt of court
A federal judge has fined a Belize-based company $8,000 for each day it continues to flout his order to halt a major internet operation alleged to have duped more than 1 million computer users into buying bogus malware protection. US District Judge Richard D. Bennett wrote in a ruling late last week that Innovative Marketing is …
If they're in Belize then they can probably ignore the judge, although it might be difficult for them to travel in future. If the judge really does have the power, perhaps he could start fining all the scammers and spammers in other hard-to-touch parts of the world.
flaunt? surely flout.
but $8000 dollars per day isn't enough
Throw their azzes in prison
Criminals aren't going to stop their crimes until they end up in prison. They certainly aren't going to pay any attention to a court order while they are grabbing their loot and heading off to an unknown location to try and escape prosecution, ferchrissake. Hunt the dogs down and throw their worthless azzes in prison until it's time for a trial. Then give 'em 20 years and get on with life.
OK nice to finally see a judge and people getting to the bottom of the WinAntiVirus/WhateverNameItHasThisMonth fiasco. And I cant say im disappointed and saddened about the guy not being able to afford an attorney due to assets being frozen. To bad so sad cant wait till the confiscate them all and you get to live on the street you wanker.
While I'd like to see this sort of scum dealt with, do you think some one ought to point out to the judge that Belize is not part of the United States of America ?
No. I think we should give him a map of the U.S., and ask him to point where Belize is, instead!
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That someone can't reach out and touch someone in Belize?
Just call your friendly neighborhood rendition air for their special services. ;-)
Ok, said tongue in cheek. In reality the US has some options and since there is some sort of tie to an Ohio ISP, they don't need too much of a long arm.
Maybe the US should call in some favors from their friends to assist. After all this issue isn't just an US based issue. Its global. With no real cold war, its one way to keep your field operatives busy while training the next generation. ;-)
Ever hear of extradition Dapprman?
Because that is one way to get at them.
Interpol much?
Spanish & Danish judges seem to have the same problem understanding the concept of jurisdiction.
Scareware mongers in contempt
I have a simple punishment for spammers, and their like (identity thieves, malware authors, etc).
Shoot them all.
not a cats chance in hell
Extradition? The article said the judge held them in 'civil contempt', ie, this is a civil matter not a criminal one.
IIRC you can't extradite someone for a civil matter, only criminal. And it the alledged offence has to be a criminal offence in both countries for the extradition to be granted.
So what we've got here is an American judge ordering a few guys in another country to pay fines and stop what their activities and it's a civil matter. Typical American arrogance if you ask me, thinking they have jurasdiction over another country.
There's not a cats chance in hell the defendants will pay the money, and not particularly likely they will cease their activities, if they're being paid for it! And there's not a cats chance in hell the judges orders can be enforced so why should the defendants care?
...is not *necessarily* an issue. Just because a company is incorporated in Belize, doesn't necessarily mean that it or its owners are located in Belize...
The ruling has some effect
Its probably necessary to prosecute the company if only to get at their call center in Ohio. Also they won't ever be able to have in USA held assets, it might help with people seeking to have credit card charges reversed, it might help legitimate businesses avoid accidental dealings with the company or any future company with the same corporate leadership ....
Yeah its not really all that effective but at least the effort is being made.
Belize doesn't have jurisdiction
I'm normally sensitive to jurisdiction issues, but in this case it appears that all of the players are in U.S. They are targeting U.S. consumers, taking orders in the U.S., and cashing the check in the U.S. The only thing in some hard-to-reach country is the corporate registration of a front. The money probably gets stuffed into an account in a different hard-to-reach country, in a way that's difficult to track.
Silly Brits
Hey the company may be incorporated in Belize, that doesn't mean that the principals, you guys know, the guilty parties are citizens of Belize. They can be annoying Americans living in the Good Ole USA, owning a company in Belize. That is who they are after.
Paris coz even she knows not to screw with WinAntivirus
Belize is...
A British colony, it wont be too hard to get governmental cooperation, considering how the UK likes to bend over for the US...
Silly Americans
Don't you know he who has the most expensive lawyers wins. Or does the modern history of US jurisprudence seem like common sense to you?
Re: Belize is...
Belize is NOT a British colony. It once was, but not anymore. It gained independence in 1981. It is as much its own country just like the Australia, Canada, Trinidad & Tobago and many other ex-colonies. You may be confusing Belize with the Caymans, which are still a British Overseas Territory (along with Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Montserrat, Turks and Caicos, and Anguilla in the Caribbean).
Belize is still a constitutional monarchy though, identical to the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Canada and Australia, and QE II is still the monarch.
No, Belize is a _former_ British Colony. So it's very much like America.
Har har har - the sites are pretty transparent tho.
I encountered one of these sites last night.
It told me my registry was infected with spyware and malware.
The it gave me a Windows Exporer window and started scanning my C:\ drive for viruses.
Hilarious, considering I was browsing using a platform that doesn't have internet exporer, doesn't have a registry and doesn't have a C:\ drive.
They might be more convincing if they checked the platform and browser I was using before throwing up the window...
Symantec & McAffee next?
Seems like the only difference between these guys and Symantec or McAffee is a matter of degree. A scam is a scam, and malware that sucks the performance out of your computer is just as bad when obtained from a more familiar source.
I hope they get these bastards
I am sooo tired of stupid users being conned by these guys, I lose hours trying to get rid of their crap on infected machines. Not only do they con people into installing their rubbish, they also download additional viruses and apps onto a machine that has it installed, these guys should rot in hell!!! Not just the CEO´s but the programmers too!!
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Velma Winkelman, 90, of rural Ormsby, died Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014, at Mayo Clinic Health System, in Fairmont. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, at First Lutheran Church, St. James, with the Rev. K. Christian...
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In Vienna, you may have seen the creative and colourful Hundertwasser House. You know, the one with no straight lines, where trees are incorporated into the house. Even the floors are wavy. As Hundertwasser said: an uneven floor is a melody to the feet. But did you know the famous ahead-of-his-time eco-friendly Austrian architect lived […]
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Fall into flames
All that remains of me is a stepped on, thrown out piece of your enemy.
All that remains of me is about to hit the ground.
When you begin to deny all of your past lives...
When you begin to deny that you can't defend your lies...
In total, in control
Yet thrown overboard get pulled below...
Wait patiently as it surrounds me.
In vitro go home... go... set me free
The end is only a bloodloss, cointoss tragedy.
Blinded-eyed guilty plea.
So caught up in here and now.
Walk on, walk on.
Lie expectancy goes down... corruption.
The weakest mind will wear the crown because we all need protection.
Escape is a dangerous art - addiction is the easy part.
(Please don't let me fall into flames...)
Night falls and darkness rises deep inside his skin.
Blood, sweat and tears will soon pay for this sin.
In total in control
Yet thrown overboard get pulled below...
Wait patiently as it surrounds me.
Walks towards home, thinks he's alone...
Wait and you'll see - the frost glows in his eyes.
Explanation is only a disguise for Death's now enterprise.
Self-destruction.. Felt so lonely, what a tragedy.
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For many who grew up in the '80s and '90s, The Goonies is still the coolest movie of all time. It's a film about a group of kids who find a treasure map and embark on the ultimate Indiana Jones-style adventure. There are pirates, treasure, booby traps, and a young Corey Feldman blurting out curse words. You know, just like any cool kid would. And who can forget Sloth, the forsaken and deformed Fratelli brother whom Chunk befriends in the end? They simply don't make 'em like that anymore. This Friday, you can watch The Goonies for old times' sake at the North Beach Bandshell (7275 Collins Ave., Miami Beach) for Friday Night Movie Night, a weekly series that features a different film each week through May. Movies are projected onto a jumbo screen at the historic outdoor amphitheater, which is the perfect setting for joining Mikey, Mouth, Data, and the rest of swashbuckling gang for an adventurous night.
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Hotel Palace Berlin(5 stars)Budapester Str. 45 10787 Berlin View on map
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- " in short: the tenth visit, as you can get a bottle of wine as attention to remember knew and anytime again the sunny view my partner, myself and fellow of friends: great hotel and great friendly, with professional expertise service! You walk in and in this fast-moving ... "February 2012
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Not cheap but reasonably priced luxury hotel, in the middle of the city. Variety of shopping options besides. Airporttransferbus on Promenadabstand. Staff nice and hifsberreit. Pool department and and. … read hotel review
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27 November 2011 to 30 November 2011 we have three nights at the hotel Palace in Berlin in a classic deluxe room spent. As the facts and figures in the previous reviews, enough has been written, we would not repeat it again. We would like to highlight a few concrete points, the US stay bothered me (and there were more than and wanted). Our arrival was unfortunately quite messed up. When we pulled the car, we were met by a doorman not, but the first two po … read hotel review
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- " in short: the tenth visit, as you can get a bottle of wine as attention to remember knew and anytime again the sunny view my partner, myself and fellow of friends: great hotel and great friendly, with professional expertise service! You walk in and in this fast-moving ... " read hotel reviewFebruary 2012
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Good except for wifi
- Hotel not recommended
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- October 2014
Everything was fine except for the wifi. The 15 euro a day charge is too high, and had to frequently reconnect with ID and password. read hotel review
Over-priced vs. other 5-star hotels
- Hotel not recommended
- Singles
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- October 2014
Hotel dating from the 70s, which still projects that era the moment you approach the building. It is adjacent to Europa Centre and enjoys a great location: in the heart of what West Berlin was before. It is obvious that the management makes every effort to position the hotel within the top 5-star hotels in Berlin but something is still missing. You feel like you go back in history and find yourself in a nice hotel back in the 70s. read hotel review
A great hotel in a great city!
- Recommended hotel
- Friends
- City break
- July 2014
It's easier to write it in English. We had a great time at the Palace Hotel. The staff is very friendly, we had a beautiful room. It was our 5th time at the Palace Hotel and we will come back next year! Our stay at the Palace Hotel was, so to speak, the crown on our visit to Berlin! read hotel review
Fab place to explore Berlin from
- Recommended hotel
- Couples
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- May 2014
The hotel is well maintained. The grounds are clean and elegant. We got an upgrade to a lovely, spacious suite. Despite it facing the street, the city noise was well blocked off. Breakfast was included in the room's rate and was fantastic; really great selection and very efficiently served. Although the breakfast room was full of people, the staff made sure nothing was missing. As to the hotel staff in general, everybody was courteous, friendly and professional. The guests seemed to be of all kinds and nationalities, from families with children to business people, from USA to Russia. read hotel review
Expectations were not quite met.
- Hotel not recommended
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- March 2014
The breakfast buffet was excellent. A more rapid response to complaints, for example, improvements of reinigungsdefiziten would have been desirable. An additional charge for the sauna use seemed to us at the room prices a little inappropriate. read hotel review
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Hotel Palace is one of the most prestigious five-star superior establishments of the capital and well-known as a privately-run gourmet and congress hotel. Conveniently situated in the centre of Berlin, between the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the Kurfürstendamm, only a few minutes from Potsdamer Platz (Potsdam Square) and Brandenburg Gate, this luxury hotel offers excellent service, joined with individuality and flexibility. The hotel rooms are much more than just accommodation units. Elegantly arranged high-quality furniture and modern technical equipment await our guests. In the "first floor" gourmet restaurant the starred chef Matthias Diether offers fine classic French cuisine in a stylish atmosphere. The restaurant was awarded with a Michelin star and 3 hoods in the Gault Millau. The total area of 2.400 m² and the 4 floors of the hotel make it the right venue for all events. Every banquet room is sound proof, offering daylight, air-conditioning and latest presentation technology. Children from 8-12 yrs costs EUR 34,50, an additional bed for guests from 12 years costs EUR 69 per night. If you wish to bring 2 or more children, please check with hotel first. Business hours of reception: Every day: from 00:00 to 00:00
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- Air conditioning
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- Writing bureau
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- Cable TV
- Minibar
- Safe
- Coffee and tea
- Bathroom
- Wake up call/Alarm clock
- Pets allowed
- Restaurant
- Diabetic menu
- Vegetarian
- Hotel bar
- Cafe
- Breakfast buffet
- Packed lunches
A choice of sports
- Fitness centre
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Spa offers
- Spa centre
- Massages
- Special massages
- Sauna
- Steam room/ turkish bath
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- Gay friendly
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Screenshot Tour: Soundation Studio lets you create music online for free
With all of the Flash-bashing going on lately, it is easy to forget what a powerful platform it is. It's a good thing that Web tools like Soundation Studio serve as handy reminders, showing us that some very cool stuff can be created with Flash.
Soundation Studio is an incredibly full-featured, desktop-like sound editor. It has a built-in library with hundreds of sound samples that are sorted by BPM. The samples are predominantly electronica-style stuff, but you can buy more samples from the online store. Still, if you want to compose a nice piece of electronic music, the included samples seem to be more than enough.
Despite having no musical inclination whatsoever, I was so impressed with Soundation Studio that I felt compelled to stay for a few minutes, play around with the UI, and even try to compose my own trance beat (which I will not subject you to). After the fold, you can see some of the highlights.
This is the same overall screenshot shown in the beginning of the post, but I'd like to provide some explanations for it now: At the top of the window, you see a menu bar; the left side features channel controls (each "line" is an audio channel). The bulk of the window is taken up by the channel waveforms, while to the right, you can see the expanded samples library. At the bottom are some pretty self-explanatory playback controls.
Now, let's start zooming in on the different parts. First is the menu bar; there's nothing special here, but I found the Fullscreen Mode noteworthy. When you switch to Fullscreen, it feels just like a desktop application (a Mac desktop application, at that). The UI was fast and snappy and samples played quite well on my system, so it really didn't feel like I was using a Web-based tool as soon as my browser UI disappeared.
One of the few reminders of the online nature of Soundation is shown every time you drag a sample to a track; the screen dims and you get a spinner while the sample is downloaded to your computer. Once the spinner disappears, the application goes back to its snappy self.
This is what the controls for a single track look like. The "FX" button lets you select one of a number of effects to be applied to the track; the "Automate" drop-down lets you apply volume customizations and other goodies. This interface should be very familiar if you've ever worked with any sort of serious audio editor.
These are the controls for one effect: Reverb. Unfortunately, I was unable to preview what each setting does, so I had to wing it rather than tweak the sound carefully. The good news is that the effect is applied immediately, without downloading anything; the file seems to be processed on your own system. It's very snappy.
This is a zoomed in view of the sample library. As you can see, each sample is preceded by its BPM, so it's very easy to select samples that go well together. The "Auto Audition" button plays each sample as you click it; that seems to happen off the server, so playback starts immediately, with no download required.
This is another view of the library, this time collapsed so you can see the range of samples available. The "Urban" label made me think of hip-hop, but the samples in that category also seem to be quite electronic. You can see some inconsistency in the folder naming ("125" vs. "90 BPM"), but the interface and sorting are still quite clear.
This is the Virtual Keyboard, and it's the one part that I simply could not make work. I have no idea what I did wrong, but I was unable to figure it out. Feel free to tell me how you got it to work in the comments.
Bottom line: Soundation is a very powerful implementation of existing software, in Flash. If you already know similar systems, it will not teach you anything new. However, if you're just getting your feet wet and considering creating music using your computer, this is one solid-looking free option.


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First-Year Summer Reading 2009
The Fall 2009 book selection is:
Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, the Man Who Would Cure the World
by Tracy Kidder
During the summer prior to the start of their first semester at SLU, incoming students are expected to read a common book. The goals of the program include:
- Provides a shared intellectual experience that prepares incoming students to engage in discussion on various levels on an ongoing basis.
- Addresses questions and life issues being faced by incoming students.
- Either implicitly or explicitly introduces students to academic life and the uniqueness of Jesuit higher education, reflective of the mission of Saint Louis University.
- Provides opportunities for incoming students to dialogue with each other, and faculty and staff on campus.
Students will be further introduced to the concept of the first-year summer reading during SLU 101 summer orientation and will receive the book for free during their orientation visit to campus during the summer. All first-year students are expected to read it by the time they come to campus to participate in Welcome Week, where they'll have the opportunity to discuss the reading in a small group of students led by a faculty/staff member.
Reflection Questions:
In a conversation between Tom White and Paul Farmer, Tom said "You know, Paul, sometimes I'd like to chuck it all and work as a missionary with you in Haiti." Farmer thought for a while, then said, "In your particular case, that would be a sin" (p. 95). How are Ophelia and Tom's acts of compassion different from Farmer's? How do we know what role we should play?
Farmer used the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 25 to guide many of his actions. How do you think we can best understand the plight of the hungry, the thirsty, the naked and the imprisoned? Explain what Farmer means by an option for the poor [O for the P]. How can this lens be used to look at issues in the United States?
Is there somebody in your life that inspires you to reach for something greater?
Paul Farmer is called "a saint" in several places and his work and hospital is called "a miracle". What do these terms mean to you and do they apply?


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This recipe is a refreshing summer treat that dates back to before "fast food" ice cream. It's also handy—you can make it days ahead of time. —Susan J. Bracken, Apex, North Carolina
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Prep: 30 min. + freezing
2-1/2 cups cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookie crumbs,
1/2 cup butter, melted
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 gallon chocolate, coffee
vanilla ice cream, softened
2 cups confectioners' sugar
2/3 cup semisweet chocolate chips
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1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk
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Spread ice cream over crumbs; freeze until firm, about 3 hours.
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Consumer Reports rates craft beer
- byrd Jul 5, 2013 02:47 AM
can't say I can argue with the Times -- somehow I'm just not seeing how a company that does **so well** at helping us all sort out cars and washing machines *objectively* is going to be all that hot at rating something that's purely *subjective*.
and no, nothing made by AB could ever qualify as "craft".
But it does mark how commonplace craft beers have become....something I don't think many people ever dreamed would happen back in the early 80s.
re: sunshine842
"Craft" is an interesting term. The Brewers Association defines it largely in terms of a brewery's independence, while industry statistics commonly include such products as Shiner Bock, Blue Moon and Shock Top in the craft category.
Of course, people here will likely lean towards the BA's definition, although it is clearly problematic in its own way.
re: Jim Dorsch
Shiner is also classified as craft by BA.
I agree with you that craft is an interesting/tricky/sensitive/etc term.
re: Jim Dorsch
while I agree that the term is rather, um, gelatinous -- sorry, I'm just not buying that anything made tens of thousands of gallons at a time by a division of an immense multinational and available at bargain prices at every Walmart and 7-11 in the country fits *any* definition of the word "craft".
And yes, this applies to Sam Adams, too -- I really like their beers, but their sheer size leaves them out of the craft producer by my definition.
re: sunshine842
Agreed on your first point.
I view Sam Adams as craft because: 1. Boston Lager is a well-made beer with character. 2. Boston Beer constantly experiments and puts out new beers in many styles.
That's not to say I don't respect your viewpoint. We all look at things differently.
re: Jim Dorsch
don't get me wrong -- as I said, I really like Sam Adams, and I agree with you that it's well-made beer, and we do buy it both at home and when out, and I love that they do pay attention to seasonality.
Sizewise, though -- annual sales, nationwide distribution, etc. -- they're no longer micro.
re: sunshine842
Meanwhile, Boston Beer is bankrolling this:
re: sunshine842
Micro or Craft?
re: Jim Dorsch
I agree with Jim.
In the end, the craft is reflected in what's in the glass, whether the brewer is large or small.
Boston Brewing started small and grew partly because of savvy marketing, but largely because they made a good, dependable product and (maybe most importantly)
managed to maintain a high standard of quality despite their massive growth.
The size of the brewery is irrelevant, if the product is good. And consumers are finally, slowly beginning to realize that while "small" and "local" are often better, those attributes certainly aren't always a guarantee of better quality.
Even some of the most hard-core beer geeks I know have admitted that in some cases, "small" & "local" can also be looked at as a consumer warning. LOL.
re: The Professor
let me try again.
Craft, to me, by definition means small and with limited distribution. That's *my* definition. It also involves a product made by someone for whom that product is their passion...craft beer, craft bakery, etc -- they truly care about making their product the best they possibly can make.
As Boston Beer so ably shows, "big and industrial" doesn't necessarily mean "chemical and horrid" (although that's true more often than not, unfortunately)...
....any more than "small and local" means "tasty and ethereal".
e.g., there was a very short-lived small-scale brewery in Florida some years ago called Damm (as in Damm fine beer). It was more notable because of its cobalt-blue bottles than its beer....which was more suited to cleaning out sewage pipes than to drinking. Damm wasn't craft beer -- it was crummy beer put out to take advantage (even back in the early 90s) of the growing interest in non-mass-market beers.
re: sunshine842
Fortunately for you, you obviously never experienced Orbit Beer. Brewed on the space coast of Florida. I think they used the residual alcohol from the captured V2 rockets.
2 or 3 cans would send you into orbit for sure. ABC generic beer in steel cans tasted better and was cheaper. $3.79 a case versus $3.96 per case.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
I seem to recall that Damm was from Ft. Pierce. It was bad enough.
re: sunshine842
You're not doing any better.
Before the invention of the marketing term, "craft beer", people would use the term "microbrew". The problem is "microbrewery" as a term of art only refers to the quantity of beer produced. All the categorizations of breweries are related to the volume of their output. I.e. you could have a terrible brewery making beer in small enough quantities that it could be called a microbrewery, but the name indicates nothing about what you can expect flavor-wise.
Similarly a brewery like Sierra Nevada produces a large enough volume of beer that they can't be called a microbrewery, though their beer is obviously in a different league flavor-wise than something like Budweiser.
"Craft beer" as a marketing term is meant to convey that the beer in question is not industrial light lager, and I'd say it's a pretty misleading term since it implies that there's no skill (or craft) involved in making industrial light lager. Obviously that's not true when Stone hires a guy from AB to help them produce their craft beers in large quantities.
I think it's a cheap shot to say that the brewers who make industrial light lagers don't care about making their product the best. It may not be to your taste, or mine, but you can't deny that the ability to produce beer at that scale with that consistency of flavor comes from people who do care about what they do.
If there was no validity at all to the style then the BJCP wouldn't have a categorization for these light lagers, and they wouldn't be included in beer competitions.
To me the bigger sin committed by Consumer Reports is the one of lumping all these beers together and rating them next to one another irrespective of style. As TombstoneShadow pointed out below, how can you compare Stone IPA to Brooklyn Lager when they are so different?
re: Josh
I looked up "craft" in the dictionary. The first definition refers to crafting by hand, which is a stretch even in a very small brewery. The second definition is "a skilled activity or profession", which has nothing to do with the size of a facility.
I think "craft" is useful as a fuzzy term, but it will never quite fill the bill.
I don't know who came up with this term. At the dawn of the era people sometimes use the term "boutique brewery", and then "microbrewery" came to the fore. It wasn't long before "micro" didn't fit so well, and now we have "nanobreweries".
Was there ever a term for the "craft" wineries that started to appear in the 1960s? I think people just call them wineries.
re: Jim Dorsch
My definition of whether something is a craft beer is that after three or four I really don't care.
That sounds like a lame joke, and it is, but there's a seriousness behind it too. Sierra Nevada was a huge force in starting the craft beer industry in the US, and just because they've gotten big, should we revoke their craft beer status? Because of them I can go into just about any restaurant or bar in the country and get a perfectly good beer.
Things like chili and barbecue have suffered from the imposition of standards and contest rules and the like. I don't give a damn if the set designer won last year's Tony award, I care if I enjoyed the play.
re: Jim Dorsch
Nano is another term based on production volume. Forgot the number exactly, but it's less than micro.
A lot of people objected to the craft beer label for the reasons you noted. Unfortunately it's the term that stuck.
Another good example, like Sierra, is Chimay. They produce a lot of beer, does that make their product somehow lesser?
re: Josh
I have never understood why beer nerds get so worked up over terms like micro or craft. They're just marketing terms and like all marketing terms they are meant to move product.
If the beer is good drink it, who cares what they market it as.
I've also never understood the reverence or anger directed at best of lists. It is all arbitrary
re: MVNYC
I don't know if it's the terms themselves so much as the cynical use of them when unwarranted (e.g. Blue Moon or Shock Top being labeled "craft", which comes across as deceptive).
By the same token I often find it funny when I drink something like canned Heineken and get people saying "I thought you only liked microbrew?" Canned Heineken is delicious.
re: Josh
Yeah, I roll my eyes when I hear Blue Moon as craft but it doesn't upset me. The people who drink it are not beer afficianados anyway and mostly do not like other "bitte beers". It is clearly aimed at people who like sweet drinks. What I also find amusing is how beer nerds get their panties in a bunch over what to label beers based on sales volume.
Sierra Nevada makes good beer, do I care if its craft, micro, macro or nano? Not in the slightest.
re: Jim Dorsch
Vince Cottone thinks he may have first used the "craft beer" term in his "Good Beer Guide: Brewers and Pubs of the Pacific Northwest" (see http://appellationbeer.com/craft-beer... for more).
There was a 1987 AP article on Summit in MN which called them "...Minnesota's only small "craft" brewery..." and, interestingly, a 1988 New York Times article state that "...a subset of micro-brewing, the craft brewer is defined as one producing fewer than 3,000 barrels a year."
re: Josh
Very well articulated, Josh. You've summed it up perfectly and I couldn't agree more.
I've always thought that "artisanal" was a better descriptive for the smaller brewer. But as both you and Jim point out, even that becomes fuzzy when a small brewery grows to become a large one.
I think that the BA differentiates the small guys with a defining label in order to give the craft beers more caché. And that's fine, although in the end it will always simply boil down to "good" beer and "not good" beer. Seems like that is already becoming the perception, and I'm pretty sure it will continue in that direction if for no other reason than the fact that "good" beer is slowly but surely becoming more mainstream.
re: Josh
I agree that it's important to note the quality-control skills of the big guys. They brew beer to taste exactly the same every time, with flavor stability. Never mind infection or other major brewing mistakes; these beers are brewed to exact flavor specifications. There is certainly precision and skill involved, regardless of whether the end result happens to be my/your preference. (BTW, it's almost NEVER my preference, unless it's 9am on college football Saturday, and tomato juice is involved.)
"Micro" is such a funny term for me - it gives me such 90's nostalgia! (although the BA still uses an active definition). Yes there are "nano's" now, which is usually glorified homebrewing by someone who went to the effort to get licensed. And yes, these terms define quantity, not quality.
And sure most new brewers have passion and a desire to add their own unique creation into this special tradition. But there are also small guys that see brewing as a cool new industry in which to make it big (hahaha).
Quality simply can't be defined by size. However, since consumers have begun to equate small with quality, you naturally see the big guys labeling their craft-y beers with misleading labels. This, to me, is one of the biggest issues and concerns of the craft discussion. Garrett Oliver made an excellent point on this note: that to determine whether beer is "craft" or "craft-y", investigate whether there is a brewmaster, or simply money at the top. Brooklyn has one; Stone has one; Russian River has one; Stella....oops. But even that method is imprecise...The Blue Moon folks have a cute lil ole writeup on their brewmaster and his team.
re: jillytomato
I have mentioned it before on these boards, but I think it bears repeating here given the context. When I was a beer writer I got invited to a press unveiling of Miller's "craft" light beers (they were awful, which I'm sure comes as no surprise). What blew my mind though was talking to their brewmaster, who told me that they have a 10 bbl pilot system they use for brewing stuff like Russian imperial stout, double IPAs, etc. and they just hand the bottles out at local spots near the brewery. So I'm sure many of these guys really love to brew, but their mission is to make a specific kind of blandness. Seems unfulfilling to me, but different strokes, right?
re: Josh
I could see how a brewer could find fulfillment at a large company, in a professional way. I'm sure they have interesting technical issues to deal with, for example. On the other hand, many probably wind up as shift brewers, just cranking out production (which could also occur at a smaller brewery).
I think some brewers are pretty happy to have emerged from large companies, such as this one. http://urbanchestnut.com/our-brewmaster
From the point of view of public recognition, it seems like good news for the craft brewing industry. All the pointless pissing and moaning from the BA folks is not that surprising. I've often had the impression that they would be happiest if all their favorites were a secret held by their club and required passing a test before consumption. The fact that they would all go out of business never occurs to them.
That said, while I like a number of CR's choices, I tend to drink the locally made craft beers here rather than ones bottled and shipped thousands of miles to me. I'll drink locally when traveling and hope to try more of them on their own ground.
While I appreciate any blind tasting, the obvious problem with this is that they are combining significantly different beer varieties into the same tasting...
Putting wheat beers and imperial IPAs into the same tasting makes about as much sense as putting moscato d'asti and port in the same tasting, then ranking them against each other.
re: TombstoneShadow
Good point.
re: pedalfaster
If it gets a few people to set down the crappy beer and try the good (or at least better) stuff, the magazine has more than done its duty.
That is what we need. A rating system so we will know what we are getting before we buy an unknown beer. Say on a scale of 1 to 100. And to keep things consistent, only one person should rate all the beers.
Such a simple solution.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
'cuz, you know, it's working so well with wine...
re: INDIANRIVERFL
Seriously? A rating system like Robert Parker's wine thingy?
It won't work (look how even the crowd-sourced rating sites like RateBeer and Beer Advocate seem to get it so wrong so often). A single 'rater' would inject his own biases and in some ways, be even worse. The results of ratings like these often merely steer people away from something they might actually like.
But, ratings are ok, I suppose, as long as they're not taken as gospel. Or taken too seriously. As a very wise man once said, "It's only beer".
Besides, the only ratings that matter are generated by one's _own_ tastebuds.
re: The Professor
I'm pretty sure there's a touch of snark in INDIANRIVERFL's post there. So no, not seriously.
re: JonParker
I believed so as well. Could you imagine breweries altering the brew to please this individual like wineries did for Parker?
re: INDIANRIVERFL
Thank god...I ws hoping that was the case.
Yet I bought it, hook, line, & sinker. :-/
That'll teach me not to have my evening drinks when reading the forum. LOL.
re: The Professor
I'm a fan of RateBeer... I've had a lot more good recs from them than bad and can't even guess how much $$$ they've saved me from buying what looks like beer worth trying.
One tip if you use them... DO NOT look at the "headline" percentage, it can be way off... drill deeper and look at the "varietal" percentage. Example... there are plenty of imperial (or so-called imperial) stouts with ratings of 96-97, and that sounds fantastic... but drill down and you'll find that an overall rating of 96-97 in the "beer universe" will only get you to about 85 in the imperial stout universe...
Just the opposite for more simple brews... a 90+ in almost any wheat based beer will put it at the very top of the category, and usually well worth trying.
re: TombstoneShadow
Then why not just rate them as 85? Wouldnt that be more consistent? To me the message is "Imperial Stouts are better then Wheat beers" which is just silly. But thats what a LOT of new beer heads conclude from ratebeer and beeradvocate ratings and they run with it and just make it worse. If your rating scale over emphasizes the qualities of bigger beers and thus theres no way to avoid rating them higher on average then you need to adjust your scale and/or you need to compare ONLY on basic style. Not across style. Otherwise you give more ammunition to the "See! Lagers suck!" crowd.
re: Insidious Rex
You are absolutely right...it is just silly. Comparing an imperil stout to a wheat beer is like comparing a steak dinner and a tuna sandwich. They are both food and they will both nourish you but the similarities end there.
Unfortunately this is all too common. I have heard people try to compare barleywines and hefeweizens. There is just no comparison.
One of my favorites is when someone asks me what my favorite beer is. How am I supposed to answer that?
re: jpc8015
"The one you are going to buy for me."
re: Insidious Rex
I don't speak for them, but I'm pretty sure here's how the ratings come out.
First, I love wheat beer (see two threads on it I've started this summer) BUT at least to my palate it's not as "profound" as say a great stout or barleywine or imperial IPA for that matter...
So, ratebeer collects all these ratings from it's contributors... let's say I come across a smashing stout and give it 4.8 out of 5.0, it's just close to ambrosia. I try another stout and find it solid and something I'd try again but maybe in the 4.3 range.
Then I taste a really solid wheat beer and maybe give it a 3.9 out of 5.0. I've never actually contributed a number to RB so I'm just guessing how they do it, but if they are to compare the wheat beer at 3.9 to the stout at 4.8 it looks like the wheat beer is far behind. Even against the other stout at 4.3 it's not so attractive.
SO they adjust for that by calculating a VARIETAL score which only matches scores of like beers. Using that method the 4.3 stout is going to be significantly lower varietal scoring than the 4.8 stout and only come out at, say, 88% whereas the 3.9 wheat beer may be at the very top of it's category scoring well into the 90's.
Personally I like this approach because try as we might to encourage a rater to have a "5.0 scale for stouts" and a "5.0 scale for wheats" in their minds, IMO the average great stout is more likely to punch up towards 5.0 than the average great wheat.


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1.not o.k.,under your breath, used when someone won't stop nagging until they hear yes or o.k.
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