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Front Royal, Va. (SEPTEMBER 17, 2008) � Internationally acclaimed Scripture scholar and former Protestant minister Dr. Scott Hahn will deliver a public lecture entitled The Gospel According to St. Paul at Christendom College on Monday, September 29, at 6:30 pm.
Dr. Hahn, born in 1957, has been married to Kimberly since 1979, and has six children. An exceptionally popular speaker and teacher, Hahn has delivered numerous talks nationally and internationally on a wide variety of topics related to Scripture and the Catholic faith. Over 500 of these talks have been produced on audio and videotapes by St. Joseph Communications. These tapes have been effective in helping thousands of Protestants and fallen away Catholics to (re)embrace the Catholic faith.
He is currently a Professor of Theology and Scripture at Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he has taught since 1990, and is the founder and director of the Saint Paul Center for Biblical Theology. In 2005, he was appointed as the inaugural Chair of Biblical Theology and Liturgical Proclamation at St. Vincent Seminary in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
A profound author of many books, Hahn received his Bachelor of Arts degree with a triple-major in Theology, Philosophy, and Economics from Grove City College, Penn., in 1979, his Masters of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 1982, and his Ph.D. in Biblical Theology from Marquette University in 1995. He has ten years of youth and pastoral ministry experience in Protestant congregations (in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, Kansas and Virginia) and is a former Professor of Theology at Chesapeake Theological Seminary. He was ordained in 1982 at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Fairfax, Va. He entered the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil, 1986.
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Joyce L. Drees, 65, of St. Elmo, entered eternal rest at 3:08 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital, Effingham.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at C&A Pagel Funeral Home, St. Elmo, with burial to follow in Spring Hill Cemetery, rural Beecher City. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials are requested to Crossroads Cancer Center, Effingham, or the donor's choice.
Joyce was born July 26, 1947, in Fayette County, the daughter of Jacob and Nora (Calvert) Brewbaker. She married Gary L. Drees on Aug. 15, 1985, and he preceded her in March 2010.
She had worked many jobs, which included the St. Elmo Food Liner for 26-plus years, cook at Ed's Cafe, Brownstown, and Daryl's Dine In, St. Elmo, the concession stand at the St. Elmo movie theater, area nursing homes, housekeeping and whatever it took to support her family.
She was member of and named Lady of the Year by the St. Elmo Ladies Auxiliary Club and also member of the St. Elmo Women Civic Club and St. Elmo HCE. Joyce was an advocate for the St. Elmo Little League and ran the concession stand.
She enjoyed cooking, mushroom hunting, gardening and beading jewelry. She attended St. Elmo First Baptist Church.
Surviving are her children, Brad Denton of Salem and Sherry (Laverne) Shamhart of Wheeler; stepchildren, Tina (David) Rubino of Maplewood, Mo., Craig Drees of Beecher City and Stacy (Bill) Barnes of Madison, Ind.; sister, Janet Stahulak of Decatur; seven grandchildren, Kendra (Chip) Lwao, Jacob, Dalton and Meagan Denton, Kylee Denton and Brittany and Blake Shamhart; one great-grandchild, Emma Lwao; four stepgrandchildren; and two great-stepgrandchildren.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; son, Michael Denton; brother, Charles Brewbaker; and half brother; Don Brewbaker.
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Batik in the present day, is found not solely within the form of paintings however the patterns are additionally used on garments as well. From the walls of the living room, conventional Batik has reached the urban markets as supermodels all all over the world sashay in sarongs or caftans made from the distinctive Batik technique. Sadly, a number of materials have cropped up which only resemble Batik however aren't actually made using the standard techniques. Batik and Tie and Dye may go hand in hand to create lovely works of art. This may occasionally not at all times be attainable if you make use of the old methods and techniques. Let us have a look into the old and new techniques of Batik and the way this type has added a lot shade into our lives.
History of Batik
Batik and Tie and Dye are the preferred and attractive forms of art. Individuals have proven a serious inclination in direction of this art proper from the olden days. Batik has carved a distinct segment for itself within the field of arts and craft. One can simply recognize a Batik merchandise because it has established its personal identity. This course of has been used to create various designs and patterns on gown materials, home furnishings etc., not only in Indonesia, but all around the world. This artwork has thus played an important half in creating designer garments and ornamental gadgets on your homes. In consequence through the years the popularity of Batik and Tie and Dye has increased.
Batik has its origins in Indonesia. This word is derived from the Javanese word "amba" (to jot down) and "titik"(for dot or point). This historic art originated extra precisely in the well-known island of Java. The Europeans have been the initially to study this art. They took it on from here and introduced it in their own countries. The Persians and Egyptians have also been recognized to make use of colorful materials made from Batik later on. The Batik course of and strategies gained prominence when it step by step spread to other countries. Nations like Japan, India, China and Africa have used their very own type and interpretations of this art. This resulted in Batik being known as a decorative type of art. A lot of experiments have been carried out until date, on this regard.
The Indians first realized the significance of this artwork kind as soon as they visited Indonesia. The event of Batik and Tie and Dye reached its peak in Rajashtan wherein the women made objects like costume supplies (bandhani's), mattress sheets, wall hangings in Batik and tie and dye. Of late although, Batik can be recognized more as handicraft.
Initially Batik and Tie and Dye had been fashionable solely as a interest but in current instances, it has gained a standing as an independent profession. A lot of people have turned it into a lucrative business. Though it is a very old art kind, Batik has gained impetus solely over the last few years. A variety of schools and academic institutes are additionally offering courses on this regard.
Artists are using these methods to translate their very own concepts not only into patterns designed for helpful supplies, but additionally as an artwork kind to supply -dimensional decorative wall hangings and paintings. It is also a craft that's effectively within the capabilities of the non-specialists.
Old Batik Methods and process
Batik constitutes the method whereby a line or a patch is drawn with wax on cloth. This is executed so that the surface is protected from the color. When it is dipped within the dye, the colour doesn't penetrate the realm that has been waxed. The wax resists the color due to this fact the surface is divided into dyed and un-dyed areas. This is what makes the pattern. Equally in Tie and Dye course of, the pattern is achieved, because the dye doesn't penetrate the tied areas of the cloth. Right here, you substitute the wax with a string to tie the cloth.
Typically tools like the tjanting (container with an extended slender spout) or even a simple brush can be used to use the wax. The colors or dyes used must be ready only in containers manufactured from enamel, steel or plastic. (The properties of the material of the container can affect the dye).
After waxing, the fabric is dipped in a dye bath. The first shade is the lightest tone to be used. The previous strategy of Batik doesn't enable the artist to apply many colors in a single go. However, the fashionable strategies have advanced and have made it easy for the artist, wherein one can use the brush to apply many colors in one go!
Next, the material is once more coated with wax on areas that should retain the primary color. This process continues until the darkest shade is achieved. All the time maintain the colour scale because the previous Batik process entails many steps to acquire a specific shade.
After the final dyeing, the fabric is dried and positioned between layers of absorbent papers. The wax must be ironed out of the fabric into the paper. This could reveal the sample or picture that has been completely dyed into the cloth.
In Batik, whether or not you employ the old and even the brand new course of, the top result is always an thrilling second as one can never make sure of the right separation of colors. The characteristic of the Batik process is the cracks in the design due to the wax. The wax being brittle, cracks and the dye penetrates the waxed area. This results in the gorgeous spider web design wherever the wax has been applied.
The Batik fabric getting used should usually be a pure type of cloth, like pure cotton or pure silk. Any blend in the material can interfere with the way in which the colours look after washing.
Dyes used for Batik
Indigo dyes
Procion dyes
Naphthol salt dyes
Acid dyes
Immediate batik dyes
Instantaneous Batik Course of
The instant batik course of saves the artist the tedious technique of waxing the material and coloring it numerous times to realize an amalgamation of varied hues. This course of entails using dyes and fixers that makes execution of any Batik portray pretty easy to the user. With the moment Batik methodology, the user can dye the portray or paint it and apply 'fixers'. The supplies being obtainable solely in India, Batik received a novel look though it nonetheless adhered to few guidelines from the standard form of Batik. Once you block the certain areas with wax, all that you must do is pick up your brush and the colors you require and simply let your creativity flow. This would scale back the time spent in countless dyeing of the fabric and repeated waxing as mentioned earlier in the olden strategies of Batik techniques. As soon as finished, use the fixers over it and maintain it overnight. The next morning you shall have your masterpiece ready after the material is dewaxed.
Instant Tie and Paint Course of
Batik and Tie and Dye processes are known for the use of daring loud colors. The age-outdated type of Tie and Dye doesn't allow the application of many colours at a stretch. Material must be tied and colored, washed, untied and dipped in coloration once more for more than two colors. The Instantaneous Tie and Paint process provides you the liberty to tie the material, pick up the brush and paint the varied sections as per your desire. Once the fixer is utilized, it must be left overnight and washed the following day. Untie the material to see the magic unfold!
Create your own Batik Designs (on paper)
Listed below are a couple of tips to strive your individual Batik creation on paper. Avoid a pre-planned design to initially expertise the liberty provided by this medium.
You will have -
A candle
Cartridge paper. (Drawing paper)
Black ink
Methodology 1
Use the unlit candle to attract on paper. (That is essentially the most handy and best approach to receive wax).
Press firmly to make sure the grease is transferred on paper.
Cowl the paper with a wash of ink. Paint the ink into the edges of the paper. Technique 2
Light the candle and let the recent wax drip on the paper.
The sample created would be very irregular and spotty.
Wash the ink over it. Methodology 3
Hold the lighted candle close to the paper.
Use the candle like a pencil to draw your sample (start with a primary flower or star).
The flame mustn't extinguish.
Float the ink wash over the surface and see your design take a new form. Batik on Garments:
Batik sarongs, tops, scarves, bandannas, gown, wrap-around pants are vastly widespread amongst folks, not only as seashore put on, but also as casual night wear. The colorful material seems nice when accessorized with long beaded necklaces, large earrings and anklets. Prominent designers have included even work to adorn the attire for a up to date look. In fact, the garment is handled not as a chunk of fabric, it is equal to any work of a great artist!
It's only as you experiment and word down your ideas that you'll develop as an artist on this medium. The key to a great work of art in Batik is patience. That is the one approach you possibly can improve your technique. The sense of design varies from individual to person. It might be instilled in some, whereas, few may must develop it. It's only persistence and an urge to interrupt the creative boundaries that might enable one to get pleasure from this thrilling, magical and spontaneous medium.
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Agree that the 2012 GF is a pretty good game to watch.
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That second one looks particularly impressive, I'm watching it right now. Any suggestions for an introductory video? Something to help teach me the rules of the game.
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Story | Nov 21, 2013 | 9:14 PMThe Sports Xchange Oilers 4, Panthers 1 EDMONTON, Alberta -- The Edmonton Oilers extended their longest win streak of the season to three games Thursday with a 4-1 decision over the visiting Florida Panthers. The Panthers were on a roll of their own,... -
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Story | Nov 21, 2013 | 9:44 PMPanthers at Flames When/Where: 9 p.m., Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary TV: FSF Radio: 560-AM Scouting report: Regardless of the outcome of Thursday's game against the Oilers, the Panthers have a chance for a winning five-game road trip with a win... -
Panthers more structured under interim coach Peter Horachek
Story | Nov 21, 2013 | 9:44 PMIf there's one hockey principle that Panthers interim coach Peter Horachek lives by, it's structure. So far Horachek's system of a north-south, five-up and five-back style, versus an east-west or side to side game plan has resulted in a 3-3 record... -
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Story | Nov 21, 2013 | 12:15 PMBryzgalov is back If the Oilers hadn't won their previous two games, the Panthers would've most likely faced enigmatic goalie Ilya Bryzgalov in his first game back in the NHL since the Flyers bought the flaky Russian out for $23 million over... -
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Story | Nov 21, 2013 | 4:04 AMEdmonton Oilers management has preached patience with this year's roster - and over the past two games, fans have been rewarded with an offensive explosion. The Oilers will look to build on consecutive impressive victories Thursday night as they entertain... -
Blue Jackets 2, Flames 1 (OT)
Story | Nov 20, 2013 | 9:50 PMThe Sports Xchange Blue Jackets 2, Flames 1 (OT) CALGARY, Alberta -- One night after being pulled in Edmonton, Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky helped his tired team pull one out. Bobrovsky made 23 saves and defenseman Nikita Nikitin... -
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Preview: Panthers vs. Oilers, 9:30 p.m., Thursday
Story | Nov 20, 2013 | 1:26 PMWhen/Where: 9:30 p.m., Rexall Place, Edmonton TV: FSF; Radio: 560-WQAM Scouting report: The Panthers and Oilers both have six victories, second fewest in the NHL, but both are riding modest two-game winning streaks. The Panthers handed the Canucks their... -
Former Panthers forward David Booth scratched
Story | Nov 19, 2013 | 2:12 PMFormer Panthers forward David Booth bagged skated at morning skate Tuesday and will not play tonight. He has played in 13 games and has one goal and two assists. Booth has had non-stop injury issues since being traded away by GM Dale Tallon early in... -
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Story | Nov 19, 2013 | 11:20 PMThomas strong for Panthers in return to Vancouver VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Tim Thomas returned to the scene of the glory Tuesday night -- and played the role of spoiler again. The Florida Panthers goaltender made 27 saves, leading his team to...


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On Monday, August 5, 4th District officers arrested a suspect responsible for a carjacking that had occurred earlier that day in the 2nd District. Jamall H. Thorton, age 18, of the 3300 block of Hewitt Avenue in Silver Spring, was arrested and charged with carjacking, conspiracy to commit carjacking, robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, motor vehicle theft, conspiracy to commit motor vehicle theft, unauthorized removal of property, second degree assault, obstruction and hindrance of a police officer, and associated theft charges.
At approximately 3:14 p.m. on Monday, officers from the 2nd District responded to the report of a carjacking that had just occurred in a parking garage in the 8500 block of 16th Street in Silver Spring. The 84-year-old victim was opening his black, Lincoln Town Car when two suspects approached him and demanded his keys. One of the suspects grabbed the victim and pinned him against the vehicle while the other suspect grabbed the keys out of the victim's hands. The two suspects then entered the vehicle and exited the garage onto 16th Street. A lookout for the vehicle and suspects was broadcast to Montgomery County Police officers and surrounding jurisdictions, and the stolen vehicle was entered into a national police database.
At approximately 9:45 p.m. that evening, a 4th District plain-clothes officer observed a black, Lincoln Town car in the area of Bel Pre Road in Aspen Hill. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver fled from the vehicle. The driver, later identified as Thorton, was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Officers circulated the area for Thorton and at midnight, he was arrested after a brief foot pursuit in the area of Connecticut Avenue and Georgia Avenue. Thorton was transported to the Central Processing Unit.
The second suspect involved in the carjacking has not been identified. He is described as a light-complected black male, age 20 to 25, approximately 5'9″ tall, and having a slim build. Anyone with information about the second suspect is asked to call the Major Crimes Division at 240-773-5070. Those who wish to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers of Montgomery County toll-free at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477) or leave a Crime Solvers tip here. Crime Solvers will pay a cash reward of up to $10,000 for information provided to them that leads to an arrest and/or indictment for this crime.


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Reviews by MaltsOfGlory:MaltsOfGloryOregon 3.8/5 rDev +6.1% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Pours about a one finger head into my standard pint glass. The head is very dark, I might go as far as to say that it's not even light brown, just strait brown. One of the darkest heads I've seen in a while. The head isn't really creamy looking at all, it is slightly pillow looking. Maybe a tiny bit soapy looking, but overall it just looks like your standard head, that has no real distinguishing characteristics about it. Mostly small bubbles, a few medium ones scattered here and there though. Head retention isn't bad, I still have a half of the original head left. The lacing looks like it will be very nice, but we will have to see for sure as I get down the glass. The body is just pitch black, damn this is a dark beer. Even when held up to the light, all I get is the slightest brown around some of the edges. I cannot see the carbonation due to the color. Visibility through the beer is zero. Overall it's a pretty nice looking beer so far, it looks very hefty. It for sure looks like a 9.1% beer. We will see how the lacing goes, but I like the appearance so far. The smell is chocolaty, malty, rich. I get a little alcohol on the nose, but for sure not as much as a rough high gravity beer would be, so that's good. Very light sweet smell, as well as a very light sour smell, probably from the hops. I'm surprised the sweetness isn't a bigger smell, considering the high gravity and heavy malts. It's not a bad thing necessarily, but it could prove to be rough around the edges without enough sweetness. Perhaps a little coffee in here too. Maybe even some dark fruit, like black cherries? Overall this is a good smelling beer, but my main problem is that the smell just isn't that huge. It's a 9.1% STOUT, I mean, I feel like the smell should just punch me in the nose, and it's not. It's not a bad smell by any means, it's a good smell with nice flavors coming through, but it's not anything special because I can't smell that much. I think I'll give it a 4, I was contemplating 3.5, but it's for sure better than that. Well that flavor is a little disappointing. I take my first sip, and....I really don't know what's going on here, it's very abnormal. The first thing I get is kind of a sweet and salty sourness. Like it taste remotely what a high gravity stout might taste like, but way too far with the saltiness, and not enough sweetness and other flavors. I mean I suppose those are the salty-like hops I'm tasting? I don't know. Malts really take a back seat in this beer, which is never good in a stout. It almost has a tangy taste to it to, like there is something weird about this beer. I mean with all that being said, it's still obviously a quality micro brew. It's not a bad beer, it's just really weird, not really my cup of tea, or beer. One thing that is nice is that you barely taste that 9.1%, it's hardly there at all. Those weird flavors are kind of starting to settle down now, the sour/salty flavor is more of a hop flavor now, with a little bitterness. I guess the malts have come out a little more, but not much. There is still that overall weird feeling here. I really don't know how to grade this because it's not terrible, it's a good beer, but there are a lot of weird things going on. It's between a 3.5 and a 4, and I really have no idea which one to go with, I'll wait until the beer warms I suppose. The mouthfeel isn't bad. The carbonation is pretty damn low, which is typical for the style, but this may be a little bit too low. The body on the other hand is way to thin for the style, not liking the body at all, it's thin and in no way thick. A 3.5 is actually a little generous for the mouthfeel, even though it's not bad, it's really a 3. The drinkability is extremely good considering the beer is 9.1% ABV. I mean it really tastes and drinks like a 6% or 7% beer, nothing more than that for sure. Great drinkability for the style. Overall this is a very confusing beer, it's a quality brew, but a lot of flavors are very odd. Overall a good beer, but not one I will be dying to have again. The appearance is a little hard because the body was great, the head was good, and the lacing was good, but not great. The lacing turned out to be average, it was pretty patchy. I mean I guess it followed me all the way down the glass, but by the time we got there it was barely lacing anymore. I think a 4 is fair considering the good head and great body, mediocre lacing equals a 4 total. As far as taste, damn...I was really expecting myself to give this beer a 3.5 for taste cause of all the weird crap. However, that stuff dumbed down a bit. Also, it is a quality brew, any way you slice it. I'm going to give it a 4 and balance things out by giving it a 3.5 overall. Let it be know that it BARELY got a 4. Serving type: bottle 03-15-2012 09:52:05 | More by MaltsOfGlory More User Reviews:TheosTheoriesFlorida 3.26/5 rDev -8.9% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25 A- dark brown, shows some red when put up against the light, nice finger and a half of tan brown head S- chocolate, dark fruits, light coffee, little hoppiness, T- light chocolate, light roastiness, light coffee, pretty much light everything, nothing stands out to me, there is a little pine in there from the hops though M- medium to full body, carbinated and dry O- your average stout, nothing stands out really, nice flavors that blend together pretty nicely but nothing crazy, good stout for someone that doesn't like dark beers too much. Serving type: bottle 12-16-2013 03:14:24 | More by TheosTheories LampertLandBritish Columbia (Canada) 3.93/5 rDev +9.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Ninkasi Brewing 'Imperiale Stout' @ 9.1% , served from a 'special release' 650 ml bottle purchased for $7.25 A-pour is a dark brown from the bottle to near black in the glass with some crimsom red peeking thru along the glass edge , with a small tan head leaving a spotty lace along the pint S-ripe dark fruits , boozey T-sweet tasting start , not so smooth , slight bitter bite before the swallow MF-ok/good carbonation , full body , yet it is a bit thin tasting , needs some more ? Ov-ok beer , ok Imperial Stout , lacks something prost LampertLand Serving type: bottle 12-12-2013 04:46:33 | More by LampertLand artoolemomoOregon 3.68/5 rDev +2.8% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Appearance- Pours up a decent amount of head which has pretty good retention. The head is a medium beige while the body is a dark, chocolate brown which shows hints of garnet and ruby when held up to the light. Substantial lacing at the moment. Nose- Simplistic but nice. Dominated by roasted notes, a hint of chocolate, light coffee. A little bit of creaminess. Maybe a little bit of burnt toast from the bottle. Slight nuttiness. Lacks presence and complexity but still above average. Slight hint of cherry. Swirling shows a slightly sour note from the coffee. Taste- Starts off with the roasted notes and shows a glimmer of mint (maybe even anise) and then moves back to the roasted notes which have thick but elementary coffee taste to them. The roasted malts are strong and pretty much overwhelm anything else though there is a nice hop backbone of pine and resin to push back against the malt. Light mint, menthol, even peppermint hangs around the edges and gives the beer a clean taste, especially on the finish. Lacks complexity but makes up for it (a bit) by being consistent. Some nuttiness and light notes of cream and milk. Above average to good beer. Pretty average in comparison in regard to the many imperial stouts that I've had. A fairly solid beer that doesn't require you to think too much. Tiny bit of cherry. Mouthfeel- Medium bodied with maybe too much carbonation. Little bit of a dry finish as well. Could definitely be thicker but the thinness somehow works with simplicity of the flavor profile. Drinkability- Very drinkable but slightly boring. No heat at all. 5 bucks isn't bad at all for a bomber and this is something I would probably buy again. Overall- Above average to good. Don't expect a life changing imperial but it is pretty easy going. I would give it a try. It seems a little underrated. Serving type: bottle 11-30-2013 07:01:13 | More by artoolemomo busternuggzCalifornia 3.84/5 rDev +7.3% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 Poured from a 22 oz bomber into a snifter. No freshness date but it came out recently. Opaque brown-tinged black with a 1/4" coffee color head. Fades to a thick ring. Leaves spotty lacing. On the nose I get chocolate cake, molasses, carob. Some roasted malt and a little dark fruit, like ripe plum. Just a little bit of pine resin hoppiness. Interesting. The taste is bold and bitter. Roasted malt, baking chocolate, molasses, piney hops. A kind of dark fruitiness, like the skins of plums. Far more hops than a typical imperial stout. Gets more bitter and less chocolatey as it warms, starts drinking like more of a double black IPA. Good for what it is though. Soft, smooth texture, full but not thick. Fluffy bodied, if you will. Ends clean. Not your typical imperial stout. Very hoppy but complex and nicely done. Pairs well with chili. If you're the type that likes a hoppier version of every malty style go ahead and give it a few more points. Serving type: bottle 11-11-2013 23:59:09 | More by busternuggz lighthabitOregon 3.45/5 rDev -3.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 dark, hint of garnet, but just barely with a bright light behind it. head dies slowly, leaves a spotty but decent lacing. smell is a bit boring. bitter that others mention is there when chilled, but mellows as it warms, and a hint of something cherry-like begins to whisper. not great, but not bad, either. let it warm a bit for best results. hides abv fairly well Serving type: bottle 11-10-2013 07:39:27 | More by lighthabit mactrailCalifornia 3.76/5 rDev +5% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25 The appearance is quite splendid poured into my giant tall Petrus chalice. Very dark brown that is nearly black but has some amber glints around the edge. Beautiful off-white, fine-grained foam contrasts nicely with the dark brew. Interesting nose of Dutch windmill cookies and hop resins, but you risk being overcome by the alcohol fumes. The taste is a little too much of a good thing. It's really bitter, right off. The sweet malt is really quite appealing, but it gets elbowed aside by the harsher side. Pleasant sudsy mouthfeel and a full but sprightly body. Winey with a touch of charcoal. Dark grains, burnt sugar, and a hammer on your innocent taste buds. The hops are wearing hoods and wielding whips. I am not worthy! Chocolate and hot knives of sharp alcoholic beeriness. Here is a beer that is crying out to be watered down with something-- and I have just the anemic Pale Ale to do the job. And that lovely white foam being ravished by the dark body. From the 22 oz bottle purchased at KNB in San Diego. Serving type: bottle 11-04-2013 03:30:32 | More by mactrail FatehunterOregon 3.6/5 rDev +0.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Poured a then tan head on a black body. The aroma is good. Big dose of roasted malt, black licorice and coffee. The taste delivers on the roasted malt and strong pine bitterness. Though the transition through the profile is abrupt. The texture is smooth with moderate carbonation. Enjoyable if you like a mixture of roasted maltiness with strong bitter. Serving type: bottle 10-22-2013 00:28:33 | More by Fatehunter canuckleheadBritish Columbia (Canada) 3.48/5 rDev -2.8% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5 Not a great Impy stout but still very drinkable. It seemed to be missing the complexity that I look for in the style . As it warmed up I thought it might really open up but it stayed a little one dimensional. I would have liked a little more of a more luscious mouthfeel but all said and done it still a decent beer. Serving type: bottle 10-16-2013 03:11:07 | More by canucklehead woemadWashington 3.55/5 rDev -0.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 22oz bomber purchased at Total Wine in Spokane. Poured a black-ish color that gave up nothing to direct light, with a big, creamy tan-colored head. Lots of lace and excellent head retention. Roasted dark malt give this one a coffee-like bitter nose. There's some raisiny-ish dark fruit aromas, but they seem way in the back. There's also some sharp, bitter hop notes. Big, roasty coffee bitterness and a sweet, chocolaty flavor are first noted. There's a little bit of dark fruit, but like in the nose, it's way low in the mix. Then the hops kick in and provide a big, dry zap to the finish. While this is not by any stretch a light bodied beer, considering the style, I expected more body. The mouthfeel is coating, but at the same time rather dry. This is a decent beer, but as far as Impy Stouts go, it's not firing on all cylinders. A little more of that deep, dark fruit flavor and this could run with the best in the style. Serving type: bottle 09-04-2013 06:31:03 | More by woemad shleepyCalifornia 3.51/5 rDev -2% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5 Black, with lush, off-white head. Smell is roasty, with some dark fruit notes. Taste is fairly bitter, in a roasty way, from start to finish/aftertaste. Light fruitiness provides some balance. Body is probably lighter than most imperial stouts. No syrupy feeling to it at all. Overall, it's a relatively drinkable imp stout. Not offensive at all, but not too complex, either. Serving type: bottle 06-17-2013 00:53:28 | More by shleepy |
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December 4, 2013 at 5:25 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar on San Diego State, UW's shoddy defense and Steve Sarkisian
In the video (above), coach Lorenzo Romar talked about Washington's porous defense, which allows 86.1 points per game and is ranked 342nd nationally.
He said playing at No. 24 San Diego State will prepare the Huskies for the Pac-12 season and acknowledged a win could boost UW's sagging 206th RPI.
Romar also touched on former football coach Steve Sarkisian, who left Washington and took the USC job.
"Man, I understand why he made the move," Romar said. "I understand. But I hate to see my man go. He's been the best. Him and his wife Stephanie and the children, they … (laughs). Anyone who doesn't understand what him and his staff were able to do here in the time that they were here, I don't understand them.
"I mean you go from 0-12 to four bowl games in five years. I think people take that kind of stuff for granted. That's crazy. I'm going to miss him. I'm going to miss him, just his genuine attitude, his jumper in pickup games, his willingness to help wherever he can help, speaking to recruits for us. I'm going to miss him a lot."
Romar, who grew up in Compton, Calif., said he understands Sarkisian's desire to return home to Southern California. Sarkisian was born in Torrance, Calif.
Romar, a former UW player, returned to Montlake in 2002 to coach the Huskies. During his tenure, there's been four football coaches. Here's the list.
Name ……………………….. Tenure ………. UW Record
Rick Neuheisel* …………. 1999-2002 ……. 33-16
Keith Gilbertson …………. 2003-04 ……….. 7-16
Tyrone Willingham ……… 2005-08 ………… 11-37
Steve Sarkisian ………… 2009-13 …………. 34-29
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November 30, 2013 at 7:49 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar after Washington's double-overtime win over LBSU
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar discussing Washington's 92-89 double-overtime win over Long Beach State.
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November 27, 2013 at 9:30 AM
Morning links: Huskies return to .500
Washington evened its record to 3-3 after Tuesday's 83-79 win over Montana.
Here's the box score and photo gallery from Times photographer Lindsey Wasson.
And here's the post-game interview with coach Lorenzo Romar as well as game stories in the Associated Press, News Tribune and GoHuskies.com.
— No. 4 Arizona is all business and no sightseeing during its trip to New York. The Wildcats face Drexel today in the semifinals of the preseason NIT. They could face No. 6 Duke in the finals if both teams win today.
— Utah began fundraising for a new $24 million basketball-only facility. Groundbreaking is scheduled for the spring 2014 and it open in 2015. The 80,000 square-foot facility is expected to include two gymnasiums, a sports medicine center, film rooms, locker rooms and a strength, conditioning center and a 6,000-square-foot hall of fame. Here's a photo gallery of the proposed design.
— The Utes have build a 5-0 record on a soft schedule. The competition picks up a little bit today when Utah hosts Ball State (2-2).
— We've hammered UCLA fans for their lack of support and low attendance figures. The Bruins average announced attendance is 5,673 in the 13,800-seat arena through the first five home games. Perhaps a reason for the low turnout are high ticket prices. According to Vividseats.com, a secondary ticket broker, UCLA has the sixth highest-priced tickets in all of college basketball, with the median price $95.
— Without forward Richard Solomon (eye abrasion), California's used a four-guard lineup that came up short against No. 8 Syracuse in the semifinals of the Maui Invitational. The Golden Bears' 92-81 loss was their first defeat, which dropped them to 5-1. Justin Cobbs (18 points, eight assists, five rebounds and four steals) had a big game. Cal also received 17 points from freshman guard Jabari Bird and forward David Kravish added 15. The Golden Bears play Dayton today in a consolation game.
— Another impressive win for Oregon State, which rolled 101-81 over SIU Edwardsville. The Beavers are 3-0 with Devon Collier who was suspended from the season-opening loss. He tallied 20 points, seven rebounds and two blocks last night. Angus Brandt had 19 points, Roberto Nelson 17 and Victor Robbins 12.
— Dwight Powell had 20 points, nine rebounds and six assists, but Stanford lost 88-67 to Pittsburgh in the Progressive Legends Classic title game in Brooklyn, New York. The Cardinal (5-2) fell behind 43-28 at halftime and never got any closer than 11 the rest of the way.
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November 26, 2013 at 10:50 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar after Washington's close win over Montana
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar after Washington's 83-79 win over Montana.
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November 22, 2013 at 7:00 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar after UW's 89-78 loss to Boston College
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar following Washington's 89-78 defeat to Boston College in the 2K Sports Classic consolation game.
"I think our lack of size has hurt us on the boards," he said. "We don't really have a rim protector. A few years ago, we put a really small team on the floor and we were a Sweet 16 team. But that team was a group of veterans. On that team there weren't many defensive mistakes.. We were able to apply pressure and there weren't many breakdowns.
"Right now we are having too many breakdowns. We try to teach everyone floor positions regardless of where you are on the floor. I am anxious to get back to practice, look at the film and see where the errors are being made and improve on that."
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November 21, 2013 at 11:03 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar following UW's 102-84
Here's video (above) of Washington coach Lorenzo Romar after the Huskies' 102-84 loss to Indiana.
Sorry for the odd viewing angle.
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November 20, 2013 at 4:32 PM
Poll question: How will Washington fare in New York?
A couple of big early tests for Washington this week in the championship rounds of the 2K Sports Classic.
The Huskies can erase the disappointment of last week's loss at home to UC Irvine and bolster their sagging 211 RPI rating if they can win the tournament.
To do so, Washington will have to break a five-game losing streak at New York's Madison Square Garden. UW is 1-5 overall at the place billed as the most famous arena in the world.
The Huskies also are looking to buck an unflattering trend.
They haven't fared well on the road in regular-season games against non-conference teams. During his UW tenure, coach Lorenzo Romar is 13-25 in those games and the Huskies haven't had a winning record since 2004-05.
He's 21-33 overall in non-conference road games, including an 8-8 postseason record.
Here's the breakdown by season.
Season ……. Regular season …. Postseason …. Total
2002-03 ….. 1-3 ……………………. 0-0 …………….. 1-3
2003-04 ….. 1-3 ……………………. 0-1 …………….. 1-4
2004-05 ….. 4-1 ……………………. 2-1 …………….. 6-2
2005-06 ….. 1-0 ……………………. 2-1 …………….. 3-1
2006-07 ….. 0-2 ……………………. 0-0 …………….. 0-2
2007-08 ….. 1-3 ……………………. 0-0 …………….. 1-3
2008-09 ….. 1-2 ……………………. 1-1 …………….. 2-3
2009-10 ….. 0-2 ……………………. 2-1 …………….. 2-3
2010-11 ….. 2-3 ……………………. 1-1 …………….. 3-4
2011-12 …. 0-4 ………………….…. 0-1 ………….…. 0-5
2012-13 … 2-2 ………………….….. 0-1 …………….. 2-3
If Washington (2-1) can upset Indiana (4-0) in Thursday's semifinal, the Huskies will face No. 18 Connecticut (4-0) or Boston College (1-3) in Friday's championship game.
So here's your chance to chime in.
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November 18, 2013 at 6:02 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar on Indiana, 2K Sports Classic and UW small ball
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar talking about Washington's four-guard lineup, traveling to New York to play in the 2K Sports Classic and facing Indiana on Thursday.
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November 17, 2013 at 9:41 PM
Video: Lorenzo Romar after Washington's 92-80 win over Eastern Washington
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar following Washington's 92-80 win over Eastern Washington.
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November 15, 2013 at 1:08 AM
Video: Lorenzo Romar after UW's 86-72 loss to UC Irvine
Here's video (above) of coach Lorenzo Romar after Washington's 86-72 defeat to UC Irvine.
"That wasn't a whole lot of fun out there," he said. "The second half we came out so flat. Second game of the season, that shouldn't happen."
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Yet more efficiency needed – but CAP reform may provide impetus
Farming Editor
Faced by falling support payments farmers will, yet again, have to take a close look at efficiency changes.
That message was spelled out loud and clear to more than 40 farm professionals at a special seminar in Devon on the implications of Common Agricultural Policy reform, staged by the national consultancy Andersons.
"Many farm businesses could improve if they wished to make up the shortfall," said Richard King, an Andersons' partner. "This is not new – but CAP reform may give a new impetus to business improvement. The whole agricultural industry has a role to play in making the sector more profitable.
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The Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), that will replace the Single Payment Scheme across the board, will see a reduction in total funds. For example a 150-cow dairy farm of just over 100 hectares was estimated to be going to lose £6,000 a year in support, while a 154-hectare mixed lowland farm with beef, sheep and arable would lose a putative £9,150. The losses include the reduction of £30 per hectare in Entry Level Stewardship.
But, Mr King stressed, while the figures were substantial, efficiency savings were more than possible, which would offset them with plenty to spare.
So the dairy unit could gain an extra £14,400 from restructuring the business, while the mixed farm could gain £25,500.
"The restructuring examples are based on figures for realistic improvements that could be achieved by these businesses," he insisted.
There were a range of efficiency changes possible; better technical performance, cost control, continued investment in the business, utilising all the assets available, like renewable energy outlets . . . and producing what the market actually wanted, he said.
The BPS was going to be more complex than the SPS, but rather than being defeated by it, farmers would learn to cope, Mr King added. The CAP reform was a tinkering at the edges of the existing scheme, to make it more palatable to the EU taxpayer.
And that, first and foremost, meant "greening" – or "agricultural practices beneficial for the climate and the environment" – making up 30% of an individual payment.
There were complex regulations involved for this payment, for "farmers providing public goods' management", with the need to comply with rules on crop diversification, the protection of permanent pasture and special "ecological focus areas".
Other changes to CAP would involve capping of payments on large holdings, a simplified version of deciding on "active farmers", and different rates of modulation.
There will also be a transparency requirement, so everyone is going to be able to find out what a farmer is receiving, while the exchange rate for conversion will revert to being based on a monthly September average.
Mr King concluded that while the new CAP would only have a life of five years, the BPS, described by Defra as "a dog's breakfast", indicated the future direction of policy, with direct payments retained, and yet more greening measures.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Mike Shanahan remains a fan of Jay Cutler, even though the Washington Redskins coach will be patrolling the visitors' sideline Sunday at Soldier Field.
"Being around him for a couple of years, I really enjoyed his leadership, his growth in the system we were running," said Shanahan, who coached Cutler with the Denver Broncos from 2006-08. "He did a great job my last year there [in Denver]. He went to the Pro Bowl. He did a good job leading our offense. We were a young offensive football team, I think we finished second in the NFL in total offense. Being a young team, I thought he did an exceptional job leading our football team.
"He did a great job getting rid of the ball. I think he set the record that year for the fewest sacks -- one out of every 56 passes. I think he had 11 [overall] in 616 throws. He did a lot of things you would hope a quarterback would do, one of the reasons why he made the Pro Bowl."
But times have changed for Cutler from a pass protection standpoint. After being sacked 35 times his first year in Chicago, the Bears quarterback has already been sacked 23 times this season, and was forced to miss one game because of a concussion.
Despite reports of Cutler's past concussions while at Vanderbilt, Shanahan denied being concerned about any head trauma issues surrounding Cutler when Denver selected the quarterback No. 11 overall in the 2006 NFL draft,
"None at all, to be honest with you," Shanahan said. "He's such a tough guy he doesn't even let you know when he has a concussion or unless it's to an extreme. That's never been a concern of mine."
One thing that cannot be disputed is the lack of stability has helped cause Cutler's production to dip sharply after leaving Shanahan two seasons ago.
"I'm just starting to study that right now," Shanahan said of Cutler's struggles. "I've been going through it the last couple of days. But I can guarantee you one thing, Jay Cutler is an excellent quarterback."
After beginning his rookie season as a backup in 2006, Cutler started the final five games, then the next two seasons before being dealt to Chicago. Cutler passed for 4,526 yards and 25 touchdowns his final season in Denver.
"Anytime you can go to an organization like that with a coach and offensive leader like Mike Shanahan with the way he's been successful in the past in developing quarterbacks, it was a lot of fun," Cutler said. "It was a lot of fun my first year there, and then the next two."
Cutler drew a comparison between Shanahan and current Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz.
"They are going to attack defenses and make sure every play has an answer," Cutler said. "They are going to rely on their ability as schemes, as play-callers to beat the defense. They are going to make sure the quarterback just isn't out there holding the ball looking or things, and make sure things happen in timely matter. Both are great guys."
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Nvidia is forging ahead with its plans to revolutionize supercomputers and workstations with a number of announcements today. Among them, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center will be the first in the world to adopt a solution that combines Nvidia's low-power ARM-based Tegra central processing units (CPUs) with Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs).
Clarifying some confusion from earlier this week, Microsoft has made it clear that Windows 8 tablets and notebooks running ARM processors won't be able to run apps from the x86 (running Intel and AMD CPUs) version of the OS.
Intel has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to graphics chip maker Nvidia in a new six-year patent license agreement. The deal represents a huge sea change in the future of the chip industry.
Microsoft showed that the next version of its Windows software will run on ARM-based computers, in addition to the traditional Intel-based machines.
Nvidia chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang announced today that Nvidia has been working for some time on Project Denver, a high-performance ARM microprocessor. He didn't specifically say that this ARM chip would run Windows, but he showed a headline that said Microsoft plans a version of Windows 8 that will run on ARM chips.
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ok, why dont you look at that list that shows the order of the MOST DANGEROUS DOGS are and also look at how they where raised and what their enviroment was like. then i bet you can rearrange the numbers,,,do a study of pits that are raised in a good enviroment, and then the ones that was raised to fight, then you'll see the differences. my son had a blue pit that was punished if he was bad in the right way, he was very obident, but he was protective of my son and his family..all dogs have a potentical to be dangerous!
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