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Folklore - The Tale Of Van Winkle - Stillwater Artisanal Ales
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JasonHast4.88/5 rDev +27.7% look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 5 I love bourbon almost as much as I like beer... The smell alone made me want to smack someone. After snorting the aroma for say 45 seconds, I slammed that first gulp down and the taste was everything I could have wished for. Dark, rich and full bodied... just like my wife likes her men. This is a perfect beer to slip on while having a cigar. I need to find more! Serving type: bottle 01-19-2013 17:09:52 | More by JasonHast ummswimminNew Jersey 4.73/5 rDev +23.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 So, I'm out with my wife for our 5th anniversary dinner... and I peruse the menu and come across this beer. I know it is expensive, but I don't expect to be able to find this. Anytime you take a well made stout and then age it in the barrel of one of the best bourbons of all time is a pretty safe bet to be an exemplary offering. The restaurant served this beer in a room temperature tulip style glass. The pour was really weak, and so the head was non-existant. However, the smell reached me from a few feet away. Obviously I got the coffee, but the bourbon was luxurious. This beer smells amazing. I sipped this beer over an hour and enjoyed every moment of it. It tastes better than it smells. I wish I could find bottles to age. This is an amazing beer. Serving type: bottle 10-08-2012 17:19:16 | More by ummswimmin ngeunit1California 4.55/5 rDev +19.1% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 A - Dark black with a hint of brown, finger of frothy chocolate-khaki head. Fades fairly slowly. S - Oak, vanilla, Bourbon, dark caramel and chocolate malts, dark fruit, coffee, Belgian yeast, a bit of spices, some booze. T - Dark caramel and chocolate malts, dark fruits, vanilla, oak, Bourbon, Belgian yeast, spices, touch of black licorice, coffee, and a bit of booze. M - Medium-full bodied moderate carbonation. Smooth with a warming and sweet finish. D - Amazing balance. The Van Winkle barrels add some great depth and complexity to the beer. Serving type: bottle 12-17-2012 01:59:32 | More by ngeunit1 larryi86Delaware 4.43/5 rDev +16% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 12.7 oz bottle poured into a tulip A- Black with a two finger tan head. S- Bourbon, vanilla, oak, some cherry, dark fruits, touch of chocolate, very barrel forward and smells great. T- Bourbon, oak, roasted malts, vanilla, slightly smokey, some dark fruits, some dark chocolate. Great complexity. M- Smooth, medium body. O- Overall this is better than the regular bourbon barrel aged Folklore, can really taste the bourbon in this one. This is really barrel forward, very smooth and very enjoyable. Would love to get another bottle. This is the first bottle of anything Folklore that I feel is better than the 6 month old bottle of 25 to One that I had. Serving type: bottle 09-25-2012 01:46:11 | More by larryi86 BEERchitectKentucky 4.26/5 rDev +11.5% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Easily seduced by the mere mention of anything Pappy Van Winkle, I'm expecting greatness from the utilization of the strong base of toast, pepper, and fruit of Stillwater's base Folklore ale being all nestled into those charming bourbon barrels. Like any in the Folklore series, the beer pours with a billowing pour that nearly topples the snifter with foam. Tan in color, the head erupts from the dark brown beer beneath and holds with firm withstanding retention and intricate lace on the glass. Dark and hazy, the beer's demeanor speaks Belgium, where the color says stout. Bourbon and toast mingle in the nose in the most sultry and saturated scent. Hedging on roast character, the heavy char of bread, coffee, chestnut, and tart berries pull from the supple molasses malt notes and give the beer a dryish scent. Seared wood, campfire and peppercorn notes pronounce as the bourbony nose of caramel, coconut, vanilla, cherry, vinous red wine, dry oak, and char also rise in complement. Flavors follow that of aromas. Hard candy sweetness of molasses, root beer, and chicory lay a foundation of creamy sweetness that paves the way for the fruit esters of grilled dark fruit- blackberry, cherry, plumb, and currant and then the peppery balance of fresh ground peppercorn, vinous wine-like tartness, and peat. Deliciously smooth already, the barrel complements of rich and sweet bourbon- with all its carmelly glory, vanilla, coconut, cherries, red grape, charred oak, and faint must. The beer aspects continue to fade as the bourbon attributes grow greater into a prolonged finish that's surprisingly drinkable. Medium-full in body, the mind want a richer and bolder texture, but the Belgian dryness and efforvesence instead pulls the beer off the tongue and ushers in a drier notion much quicker than the palate has a chance for exploration. As the beer continues to lighten, the bourbon flavor resonates in finish with alcohol heat, spicy tannin, and light powdery mouthfeel. As the gold standard of the Folklore experiments, this is Stillwater's crowning achievement. It's a masterfully crafted ale to start and the employment of the bourbon barrels are executed to perfection. Although the elegant bourbon complexities ring true, the taste didn't exalt the signatures of Pappy Van Winkle in the way that a few other beers have. Instead, the beer could have employed a lot of different bourbon barrels and would have gotten the same or similar flavor. It's that thumbprint in taste that makes Pappy so desirable, and that's simply lacking here. Serving type: bottle 01-08-2013 18:51:11 | More by BEERchitect HuhzubendahDistrict of Columbia 4.08/5 rDev +6.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Apparently, this is a different beer than the bourbon barrel Folklore, as the label specifically cites the Pappy Van Winkle barrels. The beer is dark brown with a viscous beige head that leaves ample lacing on the wine glass. The aroma offers roast, oak, bourbon. The flavor brings a silky smooth bourbon character with mild roast and a touch of chocolate. A nice bready character is in there as well. Really easy drinking with an outstanding feel on the palate. Hard to go wrong with PVW barrels. A nice offering from Stillwater. Serving type: bottle 08-17-2012 23:37:56 | More by Huhzubendah UCLABrewN84California 4.06/5 rDev +6.3% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Bottle pour for Best Damn Night Of The Barrels held at The Beer Company in San Diego, CA. Pours an opaque black with a foamy dark khaki head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, cocoa, vanilla, coconut, bourbon, and wood. Taste is much the same with an alcohol kick on the finish. There is a mild amount of roasty bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp but medium bodied mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer with a great smell and some tasty flavors. Serving type: bottle 03-05-2013 16:44:02 | More by UCLABrewN84 cpetrone84Pennsylvania 4/5 rDev +4.7% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 pour is black with creamy tan head. Nose is milky chocolate, notes wood and and some alcohol, fruity behind, pappy starts to come out as it warms. Taste is more wood and booze forward, dark malt, milk chocolate, faintly chalky. Lighter on the fruit but all in the back. Well integrated and rather different. Good stuff. Serving type: bottle 10-15-2012 14:55:13 | More by cpetrone84 Dreadnaught33District of Columbia 3.85/5 rDev +0.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 This is a nice beer, thanks to Al at CT Ave wine and liquor in DC. The beer pours a nice rich dark brown color with some spotty lacing and some lighter brown highlights. The smell is dominated by a great rye whiskey, some earthy malt, roast, and a big vanilla character. Tons of oak. Lots of rye type malt again. The taste has some more fruity nearly tartish notes, the barrel really dominated again. Lot of oak and vanilla, rye and some earth. Not bad, but not amazing, the sort of astringent fruit hurts this, it might be the start of an infection. Feel is ok, nice medium feel and carbonation. Overall ok, but not crazy good, it's just dominated by the barrel, good thing I love pappy. Serving type: bottle 08-17-2012 23:45:45 | More by Dreadnaught33 WillCarreraOhio 3.85/5 rDev +0.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 12.7 oz bottle, no bottled-on date, poured into a snifter. A- Pours black with a finger of brown head, very good retention for a big stout, leaves spotty lacing. S- Very barrel-forward, lots of boozy whiskey, some vanilla as well as chocolate and roasted malt. T- Similar to the nose, very barrel-forward with lots of whiskey and wood. Some vanilla and chocolate on the back end along with a crispy fruity flavor. Not as boozy as the aroma would suggest. As it warms the chocolate and malt flavors really come out. M- Medium body, maybe a bit thin, has a smooth feel with decent carbonation. O- A solid BA stout but nothing outstanding, my first from Stillwater. Serving type: bottle 08-30-2012 05:02:27 | More by WillCarrera cosmicevanNew York 3.83/5 rDev +0.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5 tremendous thank you to bmur112 for helping me get a taste of this. enjoyed from my stillwater wine glass. a - deep purple pour with a light coffee colored head. semi creamy head that hung out for a while and slowly dissolved to a thin skin. lacing is full and clings to the glass and links to the surface. s - creamy rich milky chocolate. vanilla and soft wood. more chocolate and stouty than BSDA. really clean and creamy though. t - interesting. kind of a dance of plum raisin and BSDA flavorings and rich gourmet creamy chocolate. some nuttiness. although tasty and easy to drink i find myself wishing that the base beer was a stout. m - the mouth is just velvet. really super silky. pretty boozy as well. o - overall, this beer kind of seems to be undergoing an identity crisis. i don't know if this beer in these barrels really works. i would think that this beer would do really nice in rum barrels instead. the barrel definitely imparts a chocolatey creaminess but on a BSDA? seems like an interesting idea to play with, but sadly the results aren't really worth chasing down. it is definitely a treat and an interesting taste, but the barrel was wasted on this beer. Serving type: bottle 10-28-2012 02:56:53 | More by cosmicevan kevanbIllinois 3.65/5 rDev -4.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 12.7 oz bottle poured into a Microbrasserie Le Naufrageur chalice. This beer pours a deep black color, a bit thinner in texture than I'd expect, intensely opaque with no head, just a few loose bubbles that vanish instantly, no lacing. The aroma is very barrel heavy, bourbon, molasses, toffee, oak, dark stone fruits with some rich dark grain. I was skeptical of this beer after the pour which was somewhat disappointing but the aroma is really wonderful. The flavors are nice but the body is weak, as expected from the pour, and it really detracts from the experience. The barrel is much more muted in on the tongue, stone fruits are more dominant, cherry and plum, chocolate, molasses and some oak and sweet alcohol. The body is just so disappointingly thin, it still does coat the mouth well, which is one saving grace and does help the flavors come across better. Verdict: This one was a miss for me, the weak body really hurt this beer. The flavors aren't potent enough on their own to come across without the support of the lively carbonation. The aroma is spectacular but the rest of this beer literally falls flat. There is a lot of potential here and I'd be very interested to try the other variants. Serving type: bottle 01-04-2013 01:57:01 | More by kevanb oline73Maryland 3.63/5 rDev -5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Poured from the bottle into a snifter. Appearance: Pours an almost opaque dark brown color with some red at the edges where the light hits the pour. There is a half finger of tan head that fades to a small layer on top of the pour. Smell: There is a lot of bourbon here. Some dark fruit and a smokey note. I'm getting some pepper from the bourbon and some heat from the alcohol. Taste: The bourbon definitely dominates this beer. Not a ton going on underneath. Peppery bourbon with some smoke and peat. There is some heat from the alcohol in the finish. There is also some dark fruit in the background. Mouthfeel: The body is on the thin side with smooth carbonation and a dry finish. Overall: This reminded me of watered down bourbon. The bourbon was the star, and it is really good. I enjoyed this beer, but I wouldn't want to buy another given the price. Serving type: bottle 10-08-2012 19:28:34 | More by oline73 MasterSkiIllinois 3.59/5 rDev -6% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5 Bottle shared by Chris (spycow). Served in a Cigar City snifter. A - Tan foam settles to a wisp, partial cap, solid collar, and specks of lace. Very dark brown body. S - Massive bourbon and oak presence, with some vanilla as well. There's a hint of char and anise in the background. Once you get back the aggressive barrel presence, there's a solid beer in here, but the oak is harsh and heavy-handed. T - The taste is significantly better, with more vanilla than oak, light touches of chocolate and dark fruit, and only some moderate bourbon flavor. Improves as it warms, with a nice fudge flavor coming out. Drinks more like a stout than a Belgian, as I don't get any overt yeast flavors. M - Thin-bodied, with moderate carbonation. Smooth texture, but a somewhat hot and boozy finish. Undersized to begin with or aged too long; not sure which. D - The nose is rough and the body is thin, but the taste is pretty enjoyable. Hard to justify at the premium price, but not completely lacking in positive qualities. Dial back the bourbon and oak about 30% and this might be quite excellent. Serving type: bottle 01-09-2013 20:38:41 | More by MasterSki TotallyHosedIllinois 3.53/5 rDev -7.6% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 A huge tan head forms on top of dark brown liquid that does not allow any light to pass. The head takes its time to recede into a splotchy veil. Some light lacing is left on the glass. The nose has quite a bit going on. I can smell the funk of the base beer, toasted oak, dark chocolate and alcohol. The flavor is slightly more complex than the nose. I get the same funk of the base beer, followed by alcohol, then finishes with dark chocolate, toasted wood and grain, and vanilla. The feel is thin with some carbonation. The brew does coat the mouth with toasted grain flavor. Overall this is a decent experiment. The barrel seems to overpower a bit. For the flavors that are found in this brew, the feel needs to be thicker. The toasted wood and grain flavors really rescue this beer. My biggest complaint is the price. Of the series, I highly recommend Stateside. Serving type: bottle 11-29-2012 20:38:37 | More by TotallyHosed stakemPennsylvania 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Big thanks to BA wishuwerebeer for sharing this with me. 375ml bottle into a tulip. A rough pour yields a black brew with skimpy head formation. A few bubbles are swirled out and that produces a few spots of lace on the glass. Around the edges some dark brown clarity is noted. The nose of this beer is all about the barrel treatment. It smells of coconut and oak before turning to sulfur and cheese. A hint of coffee and roasty grain essence is mild mingled with a bourbon fortified scent of alcohol. If you removed the barrel aging, whats left in the glass is dull and forgettable without any distinct stylistic character. The taste is somewhat bitter like the roasted char quality of the grain. A mild hint towards something coffee-like coupled with oak, bourbon, coconut and burnt caramel to vanilla. The aftertaste has a somewhat nutty flavor about it that is grainy before transitioning to just a dull flavoring of booze. This is a medium bodied brew with a very low level of carbonation. A bit boozy and overall just lacking. It is one of the most basic, plain and lackluster brews I have had in a long time. Even with the special pvw treatment, this brew was boring. If I paid $15 for this small format bottle, I would be livid. This brew is a shining example of simply aging a beer in a pappy barrel does not make magic. Im surprised by the favorable reviews before me... Serving type: bottle 10-22-2012 14:50:03 | More by stakem johnmichaelsenOregon 3.15/5 rDev -17.5% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3 On tap at Max's the other day. One of only two sixtels, according to Casey at Max's. The beer pours a blackish brown color with almost no head or lacing to speak of. The beer appears to be practically still, something I was not expecting. Don't get a lot on the nose initially (the beer was served VERY cold), but as it warmed, I picked up an attractive aroma of dark chocolate, light vanilla, light bourbon and a hint of underlying spice. As the beer warmed some more, I picked up a slightly nutty sherry aroma as well, that was attractive (there seemed to be something of an oxidized component to this beer). Alas, this was to be as good as things would get with this beer. Upon tasting this beer, my immediate reaction was WTF!!! The beer tasted flat, and not in a good way (it had all the hallmarks of a beer that had been left out sitting too long), with a thin mouthfeel and short finish. Given the abv., I was surprised by how light and simple the flavor profile was. While I got some chocolate, vanilla and bourbon, the flavors tended to fade very quickly, and it just seemed as if something was missing from this beer. On the bright side, the alcohol seemed pretty well integrated into the flavor profile.... no one would call this beer hot or heavy. Also, aside from something of an oxidized, old aged ale flavor to this beer as it warmed, I picked up a light sour component as well. This beer is just odd. Like a lot of folks at Max's this past Sunday, this beer was the primary reason I came down at 10:00 in the morning. I knew it would be expensive (that goes with the territory with Stillwater beers, especially the barrel aged ones), but I was hoping the beer would be so special, it would be worth it ($10 for a 6 ounce pour at Max's). So to say I was a bit disappointed in this beer would be an understatement. Very, very glad I didn't purchase any bottles of this stuff (they were available at Max's for $20 for an 11.2 ounce bottle). Serving type: on-tap 10-22-2012 22:11:38 | More by johnmichaelsen Thorpe429Illinois 2.95/5 rDev -22.8% look: 3 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Bottle split with Amyliz4 and yourefragile at Of Love & Regret last night. Served in stemware. Pours nearly ink-jet black with a few bubbles of a head that quickly recede. The nose carries loads of whiskey. It's a nice whiskey, but there's nothing else really below it. I wouldn't be able to say whether the base was a black saison, imperial stout, or whatever else had I not already known. The same goes for the flavor. Body is a bit hot, but not beyond the 8.4%. Overall, this really just tastes like watered down whiskey with a bit of carbonation. I think this could have turned out much better if it were blended back quite a bit. Serving type: bottle 01-10-2013 22:07:34 | More by Thorpe429 smokeypeatMaryland 2.83/5 rDev -25.9% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5 Was glad to finally find a bottle of this as I generally like Stillwater beers, and I love PvW. Pours a deep dark brown bordering on black. Initial dark coffee colored head disappears quickly. Seems to have low carbonation. Smell is bourbon forward. Alcohol, dark roast, lot of oak woodiness, slight coconut, but none of it is "shining" through, it's just sort of there. Taste is mediocre. Base beer is not strong enough for the bourbon. It really is just a watered down bourbon beer. The pappy character that I've found stands out in other beers aged in those barrels is not present here at all. More like an Old Grand Dad bourbon flavor than Pappy if that makes sense. Mouthfeel is where I think this beer gets dragged down a lot. This beer is bordering on flat after it sits in the glass for awhile. Very thin and watery. I get that this is not a stout, but whatever the base beer is simply not up to the task of carrying the bourbon. Overall one of my bigger disappointments this year. I really wanted to like this beer, and perhaps my expectations were too high. I factor $$ into reviews as well, and when a 12.7 oz bottle cost $15 it needs to deliver better than avg in my mind. Unfortunately this beer does not and I can't recommend it. Pick up other Stillwater to try as I don't think this beer is a good representation of what you typically get. Serving type: bottle 11-29-2012 20:07:01 | More by smokeypeat TheBeerologistRhode Island 2.75/5 rDev -28% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3 Bottle poured into a CBS snifter Pours a translucent black with a 1/2 finger khaki head Smells strongly of bourbon - a bit of dark fruit and roastiness behind the booze, but the base is hard to detect Taste as well is over the top bourbon for me. No base beer here - just a carbonated watery glass of bourbon. Light to medium bodied and smooth, this is nicely carbonated. This beer is all about the barrel - almost seems like it wasn't anywhere near empty when the beer was put it the barrel. This is one of my least favorite barrel aged beers I've had - mostly because the beer is almost nonexistent. Can't complain about the bourbon though! Serving type: bottle 11-05-2012 00:13:32 | More by TheBeerologist yourefragileDistrict of Columbia 2.53/5 rDev -33.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1.5 I've held off on reviewing this until I had a few samples for reasons that will become obvious. Tried a bottle at Of Love and Regret, at my residence and on draft at Maxs. Pours a still, opaque dark black with minimal tan head. Looks like a stout. Smells like bourbon and... bourbon. Tastes like a glass of bourbon on the rocks that has been sitting around for two hours. Literally, no trace of the base beer in any sample I've had of this, just straight up, watery bourbon. Held off reviewing after the first two bottle samples, but this on draft today was actually more disappointing than the bottles were. The JD version of Folklore (that was sold in 750s) was infinitely more interesting and enjoyable than this was. Get a grip everyone. Aging in PvW barrels does not automatically make something amazing. Serving type: on-tap 10-21-2012 20:44:04 | More by yourefragile |
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Hewlett East Rockaway Lynbrook Mai V erne Valley Stream Lakeview Vol. 3, No. 52 Entered as Second-Class Matter, Post Office, Lynbrook, N. Y. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 LY 3-1300 100 Per Copy JUST THE BEGINNING-Ralph J. Edsell, Jr., Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth Congressional District, snipped the ribboii to open his headquarters at 2888 Lincoln Ave., Oceanside. Adding their support are Commissioner John J. Bums, candidate for County Executive (at Edsell's left), J o s ^ h F. Carlino, Speaker of the N. Y. State Assembly and Palmer Farrington, Presiding Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead (ri^t). Edsell Opens Ralph J. Edsell, Jr., Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth Congressional District, has formally opened his campaign by pleding "to take the issues to the voters." The 41-year-old Cedarhurst attorney, running for the seat being vacated by retiring Representative Frank J. Becker, made the promise Saturday at the opening of "Edsell For Congress" headquarters in Oceanside. " I make this pledge," Edsell said, " " to take this campaign and the issues to the voters throughout the dis-trict, to address myself to every ser-ious issue facing the district and the nation and to spend all my waking hours between now and November 3rd to keep this congressional seat where it rightfully belongs—in the column." \ the voters "will have whether to con-tinue progressiveTR^f^^lic^in leader-ship or succumb to the federally dominated liand-out form of govern-ment advocated by my Democrat- Liberal opponent. As working men and taxpayers, it is incumbent upon X1S to make this choice on Row A on Election Day." Edsell said that personal, street-corner and shopping-center meet-ings with the voters are the "back-bone of my campaign." He said that he intends to use such gatherings" to l^ersonally greet the greatest possible rmniber of voters prior to Election Day." Among the dignitaries attending / lieadquarters opening were Com-t|||.* sioner John J. Burns, candidate I for Chunty Executive, Joseph F. ' Carlino, Speaker of the N. Y. State Assembly and Palmar Farrington, flPresiding Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead. Host was Harold Haff, Superintendent of Highways and Executive Leader of Oceanside, who welcomed Edsell to the village. % Burns told fhe crowd of approxi-mately 300 that "Edsell is ready for Congress and "will be successful in his campaign if the enthusiasm shown here today continues through November 3rd." Carlino referred to Edsell as "a man uniquely qualified for Congress. His ten years of legislative exper-ience in Albany has given him an understanding of the fundamental ccrticepts of leadership and what-gov-ernment should be. He will make a •wonderful contribution in Congress." Carlino urged party workers to "help put Ralph Edsell over in a big way." Jamaican Ambassador Visits Lynbrook Sir Neville Ashenheim, Ambassa-dor to the United States from Jamaica, W. I., and his wife, Lady Ashenheim, will be the guests of Miss Virgina B. Gauler of 23 Winter Street, Lynbrook this weekend. A private dinner party for a group of close friends is scheduled for Saturday night. Sir Neville was named Jamaica's first ambassador to the United States two years ago when Jamaica became a republic within the British Com-monwealth of Nations. Lady Ash-enheim, the former Leonie Delvante, and Miss Gaugler have been life-long friends and attended school to-gether in Brooklyn. Burns Calls fk>r Voccitioncil H.S. At Mitchell Field "Immediate frteps should be tak-en by the County Executive to auth-orize preparation of architectural plans for a two thousand student technical anl vocational high school to be located at Mitchel Field, Com-missioner John J. Burns said. Burns noted that the area vocational law (public law 88-210) also know as the Perkins Law, passed by the Con-gress and signed by the President in 1963, provides for maximum federal funds of one-third of the construc-tion cost of such a school. "Appropriations to implement this law are now being considered by Congress and will undoubtedly be available to those educational units in New York State who have build-ing plans ready," the Commissioner said. He warned that delay in this area will create another 'perform-ance gap' which could mean long, interminable postponements in the construction of a high school if we are not ready in the first Instance. "Citing the fact that Long Island industry is requiring more skilled technicians and fewer unskilled men and women, he noted that unskilled workers are the first to be laid off. " I t is absolutely essential," Bums declared, "that we provide non-col-lege- bound youth and adults with saleable skills that will prevent many, because of lack of training," from becoming 'hard core' unem-ployed on public welfare. " I envision a Nassau technical and vocational high school as a vital-ly important deterrent to a cycle which, in many cases, begins with the drop-out, then public welfare and finally a second and third gen-eration of the same process. A tech-nical and vocational high school would also be a major importance to adults who must acquire new skills because of automation, defense cut-backs and other factors that create unemployment. " I t is an imassailable fact," Burns continued, "that industry now lo-cated in Nassau County and Long Island is constantly seeking skilled labor. Government must, if we are to have a stabilized economy and properly balanced community, pro-vide industry with skilled men and women. " I t is my earnest hope," Com-missioner Burns concluded, "that the County Executive will move swifter than usual and set in motion the steps necessary for the construc-tion of an outstanding technical and vocational high school in Nassau. "It is difficult to understand why the County Executive is not acting promptly in this area which vitally affects so many of our non-college-bound youths and adults who not only seek, but need training." E.R. Kiwanis Man of Year Winfred M. Berg Winfred M, Berg, 89 Grant Ave., East Rockaway, lias been selected by the East Rockaway Kiwanis Club as the 1964 East Rockaway Citizen of The Year. A dinner in his honor will be held on Oteober 20th, at the Valley Stream Park Inn, at which time he will be presented with the James W. Brannigan Memorial A-ward. This is presented annually, by the East Rockaway Kiv/anis Club to an outstanding citizen of the village. Joseph Brevetti, President of tlie East Rockaway club, reports that the Citizen of The Year Committee .selected Mr. Berg for this year's honors because of his fine record of community leadership and gen-erous participation in numerous vil-lage activities. A resident of the village since 1940, Mr. Berg is mar-ried to the former Margaret Keenan, and is the father of three sons, Den-nis, Donald and Daniel. A design engineer by profession, he is the President of PIC Design Corp., an East Rockaway concern, specializ-ing in the production of precision instrument parts and components for defense and space research, general industry and educational in-stitutions. Currently celebrating its tenth aimiversary, PIC Design Corp., the largest commercial con-cern in the village, employs over 150 people, more than eighty-per-cent of whom are local residents. A member of St. Raymond's Church, Mr. Berg has been active in numerous civic, business, service and charitable organizations'. He was co-chairman of the recent Bishop's High School Fund Drive, 1963 chairman of the East Rock-away Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive, and was chairman of the Night of Music, sponsored by the East Rock-away Lions Club, of which he is a member. He is a member of the Pratt Institute Alumni Association, the East Rockaway Board of Trade, Winfred M. Berg the East Rockaway Civic Associa-tion, the Hewlett Point Yacht Club, and is a former Director of the Community Bank of Lynbrook. Michael A. Pizzino, Chairman of the Dinner Committee, promises a gala affair, and extends a cordial invitation to all local residents to join the Kiwanis Club in paying tribute to Mr. Berg, a dedicated citizen. Reservations may be made by contacting Mr. fizzino, at LY 9-7025, or Mr. Joseph Brevetti, at LY 9-5777, before the October 13th deadline. BOBBY KENNEDY took his campaign for Senator to the beaches Sunday. Here he waves to the crowd at Long Beach. Other leading Nas-sau County Democrats were along for the day. Among them at the right are Herbert Tenzer, Congressional Candidate, and County Executive Eu-gene Nickerson. (State Photo)
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When I applied, my portfolio was no better or worse (though probably worse) than many of those applying in this thread. I took my education seriously, learned all that I could from my teachers and my peers, and spent my time wisely. It's yielded results - I now work in the industry with several other fellow graduates. But to be sure, there are certainly people I graduated with that no longer pursue art or never got a job in their industry. A lot of this had to do with their dedication in school and the portfolio they graduated with not being tailored and ready to go.
The education at Ringling is there. It's up to the students to make it happen. So while there could be reviews that say Ringling overaccepts and does so on money over merit, or whatever else excuses people have said, what it comes down to is that the education is what you make of it. Do you slack off or commit yourself? Do you pull as much knowledge that you can from those around you or spend your time less economically? Do you blame the school for your own shortcomings or take ownership of your education?
I'm not a Ringling employee or anything like that, I just had a very wonderful experience there and have seen the investment in my college and education returned ten fold, in both my developed skills as well as friendships and connections made from my time there. It's ultimately up to you to achieve the potential of your education, Ringling or not.


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text: The point is percentages. Enforcement that matches the severity of the offense. Don't ignore bike infractions. But increase enforcement all around so that the ramping up of traffic enforcement, along with its benefits, is felt much more widely. On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 4:02 PM, Anne Wolfe <goannego at gmail.com> wrote: > And the number of people ticketed for vehicular offenses far exceeds the > number of people killed/injured by or more importantly ON bikes. What's > your point? That violations of the law should be ignored entirely and > forever unless full parity can be guaranteed at all levels? If you want to > fund that level of police state you're perfectly free to do so but at this > point the "don't ticket me, look at those people over there..." just smacks > of getting caught and not wanting to take responsibility; > > > 2008/7/30 Rob Arnold <rsarnold at gmail.com> > >> Nevertheless, the number of people killed/injured by cars far exceed the >> number of people killed/injured by bikes. >> >> >> On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Anne Wolfe <goannego at gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Cyclists who run red lights are at greater risk of potential harm as when >>> they're struck by oncoming traffic they have nothing to protect them. >>> Unlike, say, being in a car which is struck. Screw property damage, let's >>> talk serious personal injury. And about the fastest way to get stopped by a >>> cop is to run a red light in a car. >>> >>> Cars that run red lights are considered so serious that in many states >>> and countries, they are automatically photographed and issued with penalty >>> points. No cops even required. This has certainly had the effect of >>> substantially reducing the running of red lights by cars. Now, if only >>> cyclists would learn as well. >>> >>> People's most common complaints about cyclists? Seems to be the running >>> of red lights. That Newsweek article's common theme? Running red lights >>> (including the guy who picked up his bike and RAN through the red light. >>> The red lights are a big deal. Put your big girl panties on and learn to >>> deal with it. >>> >>> 2008/7/30 Rob Arnold <rsarnold at gmail.com> >>> >>> Speaking of percentages, I wonder what percentage of property damage are >>>> responsible by cars versus bikes? Or personal injuries? Or deaths? The >>>> enforcement should be proportional to the potential harm. I'm guessing it >>>> isn't. >>>> >>>> On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 3:15 PM, Anne Wolfe <goannego at gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Look at it in terms of percentages. What percentage of traffic >>>>> violations (and/or police time) in Cambridge are given to cars? What >>>>> percentage are given to bikes? >>>>> >>>>> If you want to complain about non-enforcement of traffic laws against >>>>> vehicles, the time to do it is not during grumbling for being caught running >>>>> a red light. Because of course, while you might think it is safer, traffic >>>>> and pedestrians coming the other way may well disagree when you hit them. >>>>> Or they hit you. Etc. >>>>> >>>>> I've seen a lot more cyclists in my day fail to signal a turn than >>>>> drivers. And I've seen a whole lot of drivers fail to signal. >>>>> >>>>> As an aside, I just noticed this on Newsweek. Feeding in with the >>>>> Seattle and NYC issues, non-law abiding bikers are in for considerably more >>>>> crackdowns everywhere it seems. >>>>> >>>>> http://www.newsweek.com/id/149224 >>>>> >>>>> 2008/7/30 Charvak Karpe <charvak at alum.mit.edu> >>>>> >>>>> Yes, I've been stopped by the Cambridge bike cops for running the 77 >>>>>> Mass Ave light. They only gave me a warning and told me that they'll >>>>>> be around town and I should stop the next time I see them so they >>>>>> don't write me a ticket. It's one more thing to be alert for, >>>>>> distracting me from dodging cars. I was polite, but I did ask why >>>>>> they don't do something more useful like ticket people for not using >>>>>> turn signals. They claimed that they write tickets for that too and >>>>>> enforce all laws. They thanked me for being green and "helping mother >>>>>> earth". I thanked them for the warning. >>>>>> >>>>>> If I had time, I'd demand statistics of how many tickets the City of >>>>>> Cambridge has issued for failure to use turn signals and carry that >>>>>> with me for the next time I see them. Has anyone heard of someone >>>>>> getting a ticket for turning without signalling? >>>>>> >>>>>> It's not their fault that they've been assigned the bicycle >>>>>> enforcement shift, so the best they can do is hand out a bunch of >>>>>> warnings. We should be nice to those guys. One might expect the >>>>>> police to do useful things like track down stolen property or stop and >>>>>> ask questions when they see a bike lock being cut instead of writing >>>>>> bike tickets, but at least they're not pushing us off the bikes. >>>>>> Sarcasm aside, police presence does help keep drivers tamer than they >>>>>> would be otherwise. And although they vary as much as any group of >>>>>> people, most of them are pretty nice if you're nice to them and >>>>>> respectful of their authority. >>>>>> >>>>>> ------------------------------------------ >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Agreed about the hypocrisy of these bicycle traps. Just this morning, >>>>>> at >>>>>> that very location, I was right behind a rider who was fined for >>>>>> running >>>>>> the light ahead of me. With the reputation that Boston motorists >>>>>> have, I >>>>>> can't help but feel they have much bigger fish to fry. >>>>>> >>>>>> However, I have to say that last Friday (in the afternoon, following >>>>>> the >>>>>> police-supported Bike Friday event that I attended) I was told by a >>>>>> cop to >>>>>> go if I saw a chance through the busy intersection. It was "the least >>>>>> they could do" because I was "sparing us all the gas." He was a >>>>>> really >>>>>> nice guy, and if I'd had the time, I'd have grabbed his badge number >>>>>> and >>>>>> commended him (leaving out the law breaking part of course) to his >>>>>> department. >>>>>> -- >>>>>> James David Morgan >>>>>> Co-Founder and Designer >>>>>> The Groundswell Collective >>>>>> http://www.groundswellcollective.com/ >>>>>> http://blog.groundswellcollective.com/ >>>>>> >>>>>> Jon Ramos wrote: >>>>>> Speaking of the area near the Longfellow Bridge.... >>>>>> There have been an increasing number of bike police traps in >>>>>> Cambridgelately.? I have noticed that they are spread out along my >>>>>> route >>>>>> at different locations, but they seem to always be at least one cop >>>>>> the >>>>>> intersection of Broadway & Main Street in Cambridge (just before the >>>>>> Longfellow).? I have watched other cyclist get stopped and ticketed a >>>>>> few >>>>>> times, usually when crossing with the pedestrian walk signal when all >>>>>> lights are red. >>>>>> ? >>>>>> Here is a map of the spot:? >>>>>> ( >>>>>> http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&saddr=Broadway+%4042.362770,+-71.084582&daddr=42.361977,-71.082423&hl=en&geocode=12899578198328372370,42.362770,-71.084582%3B6747366231024457007,42.362270,-71.083680&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=17&sll=42.362008,-71.082627&sspn=0.003623,0.006748&ie=UTF8&ll=42.363047,-71.08283&spn=0.014491,0.043302&z=15 >>>>>> ) >>>>>> (In my opinion) I think it is good for the police to stop cyclists for >>>>>> blasting through a red light, but I personally think it is safer to >>>>>> cross >>>>>> that particular intersection with the pedestrian signal vs. waiting >>>>>> for >>>>>> the green and battling for a safe spot with the cars. >>>>>> ? >>>>>> I also think it is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS that the bike police at that >>>>>> intersection do NOTHING about all of the shuttles, taxis, large >>>>>> trucks, >>>>>> and cars that are parked in the bike lane less than 50 yards east from >>>>>> where the cops are handing out tickets to cyclists. >>>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>>> Boston Critical Mass mailing list >>>>>> list at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>>>> http://bostoncriticalmass.org/list >>>>>> To unsubscribe email list-unsubscribe at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Anne M. Wolfe, LL.M. >>>>> Mobile: ( 07805) 456901 >>>>> "If Happy Fun Ball begins to smoke, get away immediately. Seek shelter >>>>> and cover head. Please do not taunt Happy Fun Ball." >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> Boston Critical Mass mailing list >>>>> list at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>>> http://bostoncriticalmass.org/list >>>>> To unsubscribe email list-unsubscribe at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Boston Critical Mass mailing list >>>> list at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>> http://bostoncriticalmass.org/list >>>> To unsubscribe email list-unsubscribe at bostoncriticalmass.org >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Anne M. Wolfe, LL.M. >>> Mobile: ( 07805) 456901 >>> "If Happy Fun Ball begins to smoke, get away immediately. Seek shelter >>> and cover head. 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Russell Hobbs 13899 4 Slice Toaster - White
Catalogue Number: 200-2390
- 4 Slice Toaster
- Cancel Mid-Cycle Facility
- High Lift Facility
Product Details
In a modern white finish this Russell Hobbs toaster is ideal for any style of kitchen. With a number of features including an electronic browning control, cancel, reheat and defrost function you'll be able to create perfect slices of toast easily and efficiently. Complete with a hinged crumb tray to keep your kitchen work tops tidy, the Seattle 4 slice toaster is both practical and easy to use.
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Colour | White |
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Type | Toaster |
Colour | White |
Features | |
Number Of Slices | 4 |
Variable Browning | Y |
Cool Wall | N |
Frozen Setting | Y |
High Lift Facility | Y |
Cancel Mid-Cycle | Y |
Dimensions | |
Variable Width | N |
Product Height | 19.0 Centimetre |
Unit of Measure for Product Dimensions | Centimetre |
Product Depth | 26.0 Centimetre |
Product Weight | 2.22 Kilogram |
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Dolphin's Retreat*Snowbird Needed!*Private Pool!* in Destin
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 11
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Paradise Retreat
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/ night
$ 900 - $ 2,500 / week
$ 1,700 - $ 9,200 / month
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Looking for a vacation rental with a private pool close to the beach? Dolphin's Retreat is a fabulous vacation home with an awesome private screened in pool in a gated neighborhood with a private beach access! This home has just been updated with new leather furniture and bedding. There are 2 big sofas and a recliner in the living room. 4BRs/2BAs with plenty of room! You'll find 2 king beds, 1 queen bed, a full, a twin, and 2 roll away cots to sleep up to 11 people! The bedrooms are all split from each other for extra privacy! None share a wall! You may bring a dog too as long as it is approved in advance! Lots of tile for easy clean up! Neutral, soothing colors throughout! This home is conveniently located 2 miles east of the Destin Commons Mall and 2 miles west of the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall just off Scenic Gulf Drive. There is access to the beach and to HWY 98 which makes it easy to get around in the peak season!
property availability
Last modified on 12-4-2013 at 2:06 PM.
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Bill Grannan - Crystal Waters Realty 850 654 4659
house rental amenities
Free WIFI, TVs in every room, Private pool, dog friendly, private beach access, gated neighborhood, full size washer and dryer, DVD player, close to all Destin activities!
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Golf! There are 10 golf courses in the area within 5 miles! Shopping is big in Destin! Lots of touristy shops as well as the Destin Commons Mall and the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall (touted as the biggest Designer Outlet Mall in the country!). You'll also find lots of restaurants, Big Kahunas Water Park, boat rentals, jet skiiing, Dolphin cruises, Dinner Cruises, Deep Sea Fishing, Para-Sailing, etc. Lots of beach and water sports! Don't miss the bumper boats, the bungee jumping, miniature golf, go kart racing, etc. Lot's of activities, too many to name!
vacation rental rates
All rates are base rates. ADD: $150 departure cleaning, $100 admin fee, and 12% tax.
Refundable Security Deposit $300
3-1 to 4-12 $1900/week $311/night 6 night min
4-13 to 5-17 $1500/week $245/night 3 night min
5-18 to 5-24 $1900/week $311/night 4 night min
5-25 to 6-7 $2400/week $392/night 6 night min
6-8 to 7-26 $2500/week $409/night 6 night min
7-27 to 8-9 $2400/week $392/night 6 night min
8-10 to 9-3 $1700/week $278/night 3 night min
9-4 to 10-31 $1000/week $164/night 3 night min
11-1 to 2-28 $900/week $147/night $1700/month 3 night min
The private pool can be heated for an additional cost of $30 per night.
***Winter monthly for 2***Nov & Dec $2260/mo**Jan to March 7th is $1700/mo ***
Note: Rates are subject to change without notice until confirmed. 50% of the total is required to reserve. The balance is due 30 days before arrival. Trip Cancellation Insurance is offered at 6.5% of the total. Please ask for details!
Accept Visa, MasterCard, & Discover.
Bill Grannan - Crystal Waters Realty 850 654 4659
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Destin
- Go to the Beach!
- Shopping
- Dolphin Cruises
- Golf
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the Beach!
- Pool
- Movies
- Sightsee
- BBQ at home!
Top things to do with a family
- Go to the Beach!
- Dolphin Cruise
- Restaurants
- Scooters
- Sightsee
Bill Grannan - Crystal Waters Realty , owner


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September 20, 2006 - The corruption charges are dismissed by the court after numerous extensions by prosecutors to build the state's case.
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December 28, 2007 - New corruption charges are brought against Zuma, along with counts of racketeering and money laundering.
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The Feather River College men's basketball team is up and running and looking forward to a fantastic season. The Eagles won the Golden Valley Conference title last year and are aiming to do the same this season.
The team traveled to the Diablo Valley Tournament on Nov. 23 and beat Contra Costa College 50-42. The next day the Eagles squared off against Umpqua and lost 80-62. Forgoing rest, the Eagles traveled to Solano the next night and lost 70-64.
This is coach Randy Rick's 13th year with the team. Rick built FRC's basketball team up to dominate the conference. Since Rick took over the program, the Eagles have won the conference title five times.
"This year's team is very tight with each other," commented Rick. "All the players believe in each other. It's like a brotherhood."
Before the season started, Rick threw several barbecues and other team-building events. By the first game the Eagles had a strong knowledge of one another.
Before conference play, the Eagles have five tournaments scheduled. FRC finished three of these tournaments already. The Eagles faced some of the best teams in the nation. For example, Contra Costa won the Las Positas Tournament earlier in November.
Facing such tough opponents early on in the season is one of Rick's strategies for the team. The adversity the Eagles face in the tournaments they play in is much more competitive than the teams in the conference.
FRC's players reach a new level of skill and take that skill set to conference play.
"The exposure and tough competition the team gets is unreal," said Rick. "As a basketball player, you play to play the best. In the long run when we get to conference play we will be more than prepared."
Rick says the team's aggressiveness and ability to catch loose balls are some of its strong points. In practice, the team has been focusing mainly on its defense.
The goal is to build the team up as the best team possible. Winning is a byproduct.
"Putting the players in roles that best bring out their strengths is the way to win games," said Rick. "That and keeping the team together as a brotherhood are more important than anything."
This year's team has several key players that make the team something to reckon with. Four players return this year after winning the conference last year.
Andrew Lotts, last year's MVP, returns to the court. Lotts was second in the state in scoring. Devin Crisosto got All-League and All-Defensive-Team last year. Carlos Velazquez is one of the best shooters in California. Similarly, Cody Gandolfo utilizes his toughness and shooting ability.
In addition to the returning players, the Eagles have several freshmen who look extremely promising.
With a team of players who are bursting with talent and a coach with the know-how of utilizing such talent, the Golden Eagles are set to have another spectacular season.
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Straight off the pages of a design magazine – designer decorated with deeded day dock and beach access with cabana. Lovely architectural detail – wonderful room proportions, floor to ceiling windows, traditional moldings and views of its beautiful manicured gardens. Large sitting room with fireplace, tiled family/media room, spacious open plan dining area leading to the kitchen, utility room and powder room. Second floor master bedroom with updated bathroom and large dressing room/office. Two further guest bedrooms, one featuring a private sitting room. Chicago brick patio with covered dining space, sitting room/bedroom with full bath, 26x12 heated pool surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. Full-house generator, French doors and one-car garage. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 half baths Lot size: 80 x 94 Living area: 3,535 SqFt Total area: 3,568 SqFt
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According to early settler accounts, Palm Beach received its name from the shipwreck of the "Providencia."
The ship washed ashore in January of 1878 with a cargo of cocoanuts bound from Havana to Barcelona. Early settlers lost no time salvaging and planting the cocoanuts, which were not native to South Florida, hoping to launch the area into the commercial cocoanut industry. But this lush barrier island, 16 miles long and located 65 miles north of Miami, was destined for much bigger things. Its close proximity to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream produced a hothouse environment where the crème de la crème would flourish.


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