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The world's best-selling amplifier series is back with new features, a new look and all the flexibility you've come to expect from a Fender® Mustang. The new Fender® Mustang V.2 amplifier series raises the standard for modern guitar versatility and muscle, including five new amp models, five new effects, intelligent pitch shifting and XLR stereo outputs in Mustang models III, IV and V. The new Mustang Series features USB connectivity and Fender® FUSE™ software, letting your musical creativity and imagination run wild.
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Amazing tone, I never thought it would be this good!!! Magic 6 works with this amp also!!!
efegreeneagle owns this item
My Vox Valvetronix AD120VT recently gave up the ghost and i found myself back on the amplifier market for the first time in 10 years. My initial reaction was to go for the new breed of Valvetronix amp - probably a VT80+ (something smaller and lighter than my previous Vox to allow for the deterioration of my back during the last 10 years!...largely due to said Vox!!).
Much to my frustration, it proved impossible to get hold of a VT80+ here in the UK - at least for another couple of months. I am, for my sins, a working musician and i couldn't afford to wait that long for a new amp.
By chance, i was in my local music store and i picked up a copy of the latest Fender magazine to take home with me. In the magazine was an article about the new Mustang v2 amps. After reading the article with much interest i embarked on a weekend of internet searching, seeking out reviews and videos of anything Mustang related.
After a considerable amount of head-scratching and deliberating, i took the plunge and ordered a Mustang 3. I must admit that i awaited it's arrival with both excitement and trepidation. Surely it couldn't live up to the hype...or my high expectations.
Well, it more than did both! The Mustang 3 has truly blown me away with it's features, ease of use and - above all - it's sound. Of the 100 presets, around 95 of them are immediately useable. Usually on this type of amp i have previously found the opposite to be true, with only half a dozen sounds being any good from the offset.
The Fuse software, which i was intrigued by, but terrified about using, is a breeze to use and i have surprisingly found myself sitting at the laptop tweaking effects and amps for countless hours - and enjoying every minute of it.
All in all, this is the best amp i have ever owned - and i've owned some cracking amps from the likes of Vox and Marshall over the last 30 years. I am seriously considering getting a Mustang 5 for my larger gigs. That's how much i rate this amp.
Flingel Bunt owns this item
I'm an older guitar player, have played for years and really like the warm tone quality of tube amps. I own an older Super 210 65W Fender tube amp which I was going to sell. Not now! I own an older practice Fender JAM Solid State amp which I also enjoy and it has great tone for its size. I bought the Mustang III because I really wanted one amp which would do it all. So far, even with the presets it has proven to me that it will replace neither of my previously mentioned amps. It is unnecessarily complicated and does not produce any warm, rich or even clean tones without distortion. At least none that I've yet been able to download, install or create. I'm very disappointed and would sell this thing in a heartbeat. I also own several Fender guitars including a D'Aquisto double pickup which I dearly enjoy playing. I need a smaller, lighter amp because I've had three back surgeries and can no longer tote my beloved Super 210 around to various venues. The Mustang is simply not a design for me.
damorrow owns this item
I used to love my FM 65 DSP. I still do.
A friend of mine wanted one, but it is discontinued, so I made him buy a Mustang III.
After a few weeks I became jealous, an bought one myself.
And this versatile sound-machine became my best friend from day 1. Sounds marvellous!
Some reviewers says it has no tone of it's own. No! So what? It got all the others!
If you want an amp With a tone of it's own, buy one.
If you are rich, buy them all, and rent a store-house.
Here you get them all, without beeing rich.
The Celestion G12T is a neutral sounding speaker, and as far as I'm concerned, slightly customized for this purpose. It performs well for all "my" voicings, but serving all the "colours" in this amp in full is impossible for ONE speaker.
There should be an "external speaker output" in addition for "outline expression".
Ease of use? Yes AND no.
It is simple if you are pleased with the onboard settings, but making your own is a little more complicated.
And this is my only complaint: I HATE TO OVERWRITE SETTINGS!
I know which settings I prefer today and tomorrow and maybe next week, but what about next year or ten years?
A number of vacant storage slots are required! Speaking for myself, 20 woud do.
A slightly extended memory would cost a few dollars more. Very few!
This is a modelling amp. It responds a bit different from a tube. Somewhat like illuminating a room with LED instead of "Edison-light-bulbs". But there are PRO's and CON's. You have to learn to cooperate.
This amp is next to perfect, except what I mentioned in this review.
Only one CON: my neighbours don't love me anymore......
ola owns this item
I use this amp with a fully loaded pedal board, running both insert effects and effects through the effect loop. I find that this amp responds very well to external compressors, overdrive and distortion pedals.
I especially like the fact that you can have the effects loop set for a looper pedal or as an effects loop. I keep mine set as a looper pedal. This allows for interaction with things like the Fishman TriplePlay wireless midi system.
The studio pre-amp makes this amp useful for acoustic guitar gigs as you don't get the color of an electric amp.
I rate this amp a 4 out of 5 because there are some things that just aren't intuitive, and I consider myself to be a tech savvy person. An example of this is the process of ordering the effects in relation to each other or the amp. I always thought that I had to do this through Fuse until I looked it up in the manual.
Other than that, I love the sound, the way it responds in conjunction to my other gear. The fact that it responds well to outboard gear and can be used with an acoustic guitar makes everything "more better."
acoustic356 owns this item
I bought my Mustang III nine months ago after using a tiny Frontman 15G for the past few years. The first thing that hits you about the Mustang III is the volume. It's plenty loud enough for any practice situation as well as small gigs too. It's also incredibly easy to use. For an amp with so much tech in it, switching between amp models and effects is seamless. Also creating a sound which best suits your play style is also great considering the number of amps and effects on offer here, there is something for pretty much any genre. As for the allegations that this amp can't play Rock or Metal, it's complete rubbish. Presets range from thick classic rock tones to scooped, American, Dimebag style distortion- and it sounds great!
Coming from someone who's had a long time to see what this amp can do, I can safely say it's an incredible amp for its price range. Just bear in mind what it is and what it isn't- an electronic modelling amp and not a beat-up vintage combo, use it accordingly and you won't look at another amp for a long, long time!
Grunge_Poet owns this item
Don't listen to the bad reviews about this amp. They are from people who are probably unsure about how to program the amp or use the Fuse software. The Mustang III v2 sounds fantastic. From crystal-clean, chimey, warm sounds to slight break-up to full lead tones, this amp can do it all. The new stompbox and amp models are a nice addition, as are the stereo balanced direct outs. This is coming from a "tube guy" too. So if you see some bad reviews, remember who is posting them. Look into the Fuse software and start your patches with the basic amps in the 90-100 patch number range. Once you get the clean amp sound you like, build your patches from there. I guarantee you'll love it.
jwoertz owns this item
As another reviewer said, this amp has no tone of it's own. Lots of the usual wild , useless, overdriven tones (which hide the amps lack of tone).
It's a loud, cheap amp with a lot of gadgets that makes you think it a great amp, until you actually gig with it. If your 15 and want to play loud heavy metal, this is the amp for you.
I'm returning mine.
rduval owns this item
After playing around with the Mustang l I got in a trade, I decided to check out the entire line. The Mustang lll was the one I chose. It has plenty of power and isn't too bulky and heavy to tote around. I'm 58 years old and have to think about my back. I got it to use at home and practice but after playing around with it I found I could get it to sound like my Deluxe Reverb, close enough anyway. I have used it at several gigs, not what I originally intended, but it has performed well. I even had a musician friend after a gig ask me what kind of tube amp it was. He was surprised it was solid state/digital. I don't think you have to be too tech minded to use it either. I mainly use it as a Deluxe Reverb clone but will be setting up patches for other amp models as that would be very handy. I also purchased the four button foot switch to use like a pedal board so I don't even have to take effects to a gig. I also use the two button switch to change patches and this works very well this way. At a gig it is easy to adjust the sound to the room you are playing. Even if you are using a preset, you can tweak the knobs like a regular amp. For example, if you need a bit more highs and less bottom end, or maybe need a touch less reverb for a room just set it and hit the save button. Then use the master for overall volume. It's very easy and takes just a minute. If you have to cover a lot of different styles it may get more complicated. I have used the Fender Fuse software but really unless you have to set effects pre and post, the LED display will do everything you need. As I always say, though, if you can, try before you buy.
Got this last week at SM Cebu Yamaha shop. Didn't have time to test, but i was surprised when i tested at home.
the GUI is nice, the Sound is Great and the Build quality is good. The speaker is quite as same as Marshall :)
Nice for Lead Guitarist its Clean...
radicalx owns this item
While I could see how many players might like this amp, I do not.
Pros - It is designed for a tech oriented player.
Cons - It is much too complicated to just set up and play.
There are many excellent pre-se voicings.
It has a very poor clean sound and no character.
There is plenty of power and volume.
It does not adapt well to a loop station.
It does what it is supposed to do.
It does not do what I want it to without a great deal
attention preparing it.
There are many good reasons to buy this amp.
Those players that do not have their own stomp pedals are gifted many sounds built right into the amp and it has plenty of power. It seems though that one would spend as much time learning to play the amp as one would learning to play the guitar. If you are the type, like myself, that want to walk on set and get busy immediately then this is not your amp.
It would really not be a good choice for the jazz player or any other style requiring good clean sound. The amp has no character outside of its pre-sets.
On the other hand if you are tech savvy this is a very good amp. I could see using it in the recording studio where you have time to search through its wide catalogue of sounds and find exactly what you need. I change my sound constantly through my sets and thus the stomp box set-up with a quality amp is more my style. It is up to each player to decide what their goals are.
JaNicoara owns this item
what a great sounding amp for three hundred bucks what a steal.....the sound is very professional ...takes a little practice tweaking but definatley not rocket science......very fun to find the sound u want that with one hundred channels to choose from......highly reccomended
ericjohnrichards owns this item
I got one of these Mustang III's when they first came out. Got a great deal on it and walked out the door tax and all under $300. I couldn't pass it up. BUT when I went in the store I was intending on buying a different amp. I was kind of talked into the Mustang III. The amp itself is fantastic, it IS a modeling amp. Probably the BEST one out there in my opinion. Tons of power at 100 watts, can pretty much fill any room. Great sound too. The models are very good on this amp, and there are SO many! Everything you can imagine, Fender clean to high gain METAL. And everything in between, it is all there. The amp is rock solid as you can expect from Fender, and being that is it an all in one combo unit very easy to move around. Got a little weight to it but not bad. The controls on the amp are easy to use and the little display screen is easy to see, and use too. If it were a bit bigger it would not be a drawback. The amp itself is fantastic. My cons with the package really didn't have much to do with the amp. Mine came with Ableton software to record. Was supposed to be really simple and easy to use. NOT! If I knew I needed a degree to use this stuff I would have passed. The fact that the salesman told me that this thing was going to be so easy to use for recording on my computer was what sold me on this amp at the store. Had I known what a pain it was going to be... I honestly think I would have passed. I never got to the recording part. And it wasn't that I had an "old outdated" computer system as it was only 3 weeks old. The frustration over getting this thing to work with my computer and the software that it came with led me to stop using it and go back to my old amps. I eventually sold the Mustang III. The amp itself was awesome. Great tone, lots of power, and tons of models. You could download even more through Fender. But I could never get my amp to interface/interact with my computer. Even had a couple of my "computer geek" friends try to solve it... could not be done. I did like the amp. But I got it to record with... once that wasn't going to happen it left me pretty disappointed. I eventually sold the amp, but I have to say that the amp is very good for what it is/does. It is a modeling amp... and it is a very good modeling amp. I think there were a lot of bugs with the software that came with it. I read reviews and I know I wasn't alone in my troubles. If Fender resolved those issues, this should be the cream of the crop for modeling amps.
I have the first version of this amp (not V.2), loved by some, hated by others because of the endless talk about the fizz. Well, i should have been one of the first persons that bought this amp back in 2011, and i must say, in short, i absolutely love this amp. I think that my amp doesn't have fizz, and if it has, i don't notice it and i don't care about it. Differences that don't make difference aren't differences. I could be here all the afternoon talking about this amp but in short: the versatility, the design, the features, the amps and effects emulation quality, the Celestion speaker, the size and lightweight versus his powerful sound (i wasn't really expecting so much volume from this little box). Well, I think I stated my opinion clearly. Ahh! And by the way, the black tweed cover of the V.1's looks nicer ;-D
brianjaguar owns this item
I love this amp. I got the Mustang 3 first generation, not Version 2. You can get any sound you want out of this amp. The effects are highly adjustable especially when using fender fuse. You can go from fender's sparkling cleans to crazy heavy distortion. I used to use a pedal board (distortion overdrive eq chorus delay and reverb) but now i just use the 2 button footswitch it came with and the optional 4 button footswitch. With both footswitches there is almost no need for pedals because of how adjustable and how good the effects on the amp are, and it is pretty easy to use. After a half hour to 45 mins of playing with it i had it completely figured out. As for volume, this could do a club gig no problem for sure. I had it shaking my house and it still sounded awesome and pretty much all the presets that the amp comes with sounds good also.
With everything this amp comes with and can do I'm surprised at how cheap it is.
corpseknot owns this item
Most of my favorite amplifiers are Fenders. Logically, and economically, I don't have enough money to own a bunch of vintage Fenders, so this was the most logical choice. I was curious about the Cyber-Twin, but I was afraid of the complexity of the programming. Then the Mustang amps came along, and I almost dismissed them outright. I mean, they are too cheap to be good, right? Wrong! I played through a friends Mustang 2, and I was totally delighted with the sounds. Then I bought the Mustang 3. I have recorded with it, gigged with it, dropped it, broke the input jack - fixed the input jack........no problems. I love this amp. It won't replace my Super Reverb, because that has the perfect Super Reverb sound. But lets face it, the Super Reverb definitely can't compete as far as versatility. Fender, ya done REALLY good!
tal4jesus owns this item
Bought this amp instead of a multi-effects pedal. It is like having all the various Fender amps in my playroom. Incredibly versatile, with 100 presets plus the ability to modify each one. It will take quite a while to explore all of them. There is software for the computer to interact with the amp, with an interface that looks like the knobs on the actual amps. Again, it will take many hours to explore all of this. People who are familiar with the various Fender amps might have an advantage.
While the amp is not a tube amp, I find it next to impossible to hear any difference. Sound quality is great.
HedFxr owns this item
I needed an amp that would fit many different needs. It needed to be very portable, loud enough to compete with my friends Marshall stack at his house in the music room where we practice and jam, have enough versatility to stand on its own without having to bring a bunch of effects items with me, be able to be played at a medium sized gig, have some software that would allow me to tweak and record. Well I can honestly say this amp meets all those criteria very well. Not only can this amp hold its own in regards to volume against other larger amps, it sounds pretty damn good doing it. It also sounds very good at lower volume levels which is hard to do on a high powered amp like this.
If you are in a position like me and you need a very affordable amp that can do just about everything pretty darn good and many things very well, then you can't go wrong with this Mustang III V.2. Combined with the 4 button switch & the pedal that I bought separately it is truly a do it all amp.
Evilnut owns this item
After 6 months looking for a modeling amp I decided to by the Mustang 3 in 2012. From the first moment I loved everything on this box. I have a weak spot for Fender stuff and this amp is just amazing. I am only an amateur and I feel that this is a bit much for me but man what a sound. Together with my American deluxe strat it can't go any better.
barnesgizmo owns this item
I am an amateur guitarist, at best, but I find that the longer I play the more attuned my ear has become to sound quality. When I went shopping for a new amp I was showed the Mustang III (first generation, not V.2) and instantly fell in love. This is, by far, the most versatile amp that I could find. And for me, versatility equals value, as I am on a limited budget. With that said, versatility meant very little if the sound quality was poor. Fortunately, that was not the case. The Mustang III is a powerhouse with super-tuneable tone. At 100 watts, it is loud enough for live performances in most venues (stadiums excluded). The effects are excellent. Forget the pedal-board, everything you need is included in the amp, and they all sound great. I have never regretted this purchase. The only thing that I would like to have seen on this amp would be a 1/4" line out. It has a 1/8" earphone jack only.
chrinortay owns this item
First of all, I love this amp and use it live a lot at small gigs. I use it instead of my tube amp because for small gigs it is hell to carry my full tube through the streets of for example Amsterdam. Sounds are great and easy to modify with either Fuse software or manually. Considering the features, the price is more than ok. I have a V.1 and not the V.2, but I hope that a firmware update will give me the 5 extra models and extra effects... :-)
I use it with both 2, 4 and 6 button setup and also an EXP-1 pedal
Now the part where I think Fender should make some improvements so this amp will become a killer.
First of all it is meant to be a gig amp... please include an amp cover with it to protect it against the rain and transport in a (or my) crappy car.
Second, more effect combinations please... What I miss is the possibility to both use a pre amp stompbox simultaniously with a post amp stompbox. This is not possible, but absolutely necessary for a pro use. To overcome this problem I use my amp with a boss GT-8 in 4 cable connect, but personally I think this should be possible off the shelf.
All in all a very good amp when you have some spare effects to combine it with and spend some money on an additional dust cover.
- Price
- Weight
- Sound and volume
- easy to use
- No dust amp cover included
- Not possible to use stompbox in pre- and post amp position simultaniously
- Fizz during decay of distorted notes.
Lithium_Grim owns this item
Only a true tube snob type can turn their nose up at this amp. I own a super-sonic 22, blues jr and this amp. I sold my hot rod deville due to it being heavier than I wanted. It sounded great but I don't play anywhere where I need a monster 60 watts. I love the weight of the mustang III. Mine is not the v2 model, mine is first generation. I use almost always the deluxe reverb model on it. I picked up the 4 button footswitch and an amp cover for it. These should include the cover. My mustang is my lightest amp of my three 1x12 combos. The built in tuner is great. I have had it hooked up using the fuse software a couple of times but lets face it, it is more fun playing through it than playing around with it on the computer. It is nice to have the usb to update the firmware and deep edit the settings. The LCD screen and edit options are easy to use too if and when you want to tweak the settings.
I could be a tube snob. I could easily justify selling my mustang since I have a fender tube amp that runs 3 times the cost of the mustang. But it is just so darn flexible. I can dial in just about any tone I want. It is 100 watts and easy to get it to play loud. Also easy to get that tone I like at a low volume too. I also do not have to worry about if I have any backup tubes in case one decides to go out in the middle of a gig.
I like the mustang III because it has the right mix of power, price and the features. The II only has buttons to edit with and not the menu LCD which is much easier to follow with having to refer to the manual.
SwiftPickins owns this item
I play a Roland Strat mostly and have a gr 20 midi pedal to handle keyboard stuff. I also work with a vocal harmonizer, keyboard amp and have many pedals at my feet. I wanted a simple amp with flexibility to play through, plus the ability to plug my acoustic guitar or mandolin in. This amp has so many choices you will have countless hours of experimentation... my only complaint was the sound levels of each patch needs tweaking to level them out a bit... otherwise I love this amp
Barry Wilson owns this item
I'm a 30+ year drummer that's recently started learning to play guitar, and I wanted something that would cover beginner playing to performing live equally well. I LOVE the sound of tube amps, but don't like their price tags and was recommended to check out the Mustang line by a few guitar players that have them.
I went with the Mustang III, as the features it has for the price fit my needs perfectly - 12" speaker, 100 watts of power, great sounding tube amp models, headphone out for silent practice, an Aux in for my metronome/ipod, the fact that the effects are reasonably usable and it's size meant it wouldn't take up a lot of room in my studio were all were all important things for me.
I Added in the 4-button Footswitch (bought separately of course...) and hooked up the FUSE software and those really opened up the control and the flexibility of what can be done with the amp, both settings wise and while playing.
It's also very easy to use too - the short manual gets you get up and running and able to control the finer settings in the amp in a very short amount of time.
As for any negatives, I really only have 2 things:
I wish we had the ability to assign more than one stompbox effect from each grouping - Fuzz and Compressor at the same time would be nice, but the effects loop can always be used to add outboard effects if needed.
I do *not* like the use of the 1/8" jacks for the headphone and Aux In jacks. Even tough most MP3 players use 1/8" outputs, I would like to have had 1/4" jacks instead. Not only are the jacks more durable, but so are the cable connectors - I worry about damaging the headphone connector when trying to connect it to my sound board, as a 1/8" to 1/4" adaptor puts a lot of added stress on the smaller jack.
Kyrrinstoch owns this item
|Model Name:
|Mustang™ III (V.2), 120V
|Model Number:
|Amplifier Type:
|Solid State
|Gain, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Reverb, Master; Data Wheel; Soft Keys for Amp Select, Stomp Edit, Modulation Edit, Delay Edit, Reverb Edit, Utility, Save, Exit, and Tap/Tuner
|100 Watts
|One - 1/4"
|Grill Cover:
|Black Textured Vinyl Covering with Silver Grille Cloth
|Amplifier Depth:
|10.75" (27.3 cm)
|Amplifier Width:
|20.5" (52.1 cm)
|Amplifier Height:
|17.75" (45.1 cm)
|Amplifier Weight:
|36 lbs. (16.3 kg)
|One - 12" Celestion® G12T-100
|Unique Features:
|Seventeen high-quality Fender and other amp models including five new ones, such as '57 Twin and '60s Thrift; a full palette of effects including reverb, delay/echo, tremolo, phaser, with additional new effects including Big Fuzz, Green Screamer and intelligent pitch shifting (with even more available through Fender® FUSE™); 100 onboard factory and user presets; two stereo XLR outputs, headphone output and auxiliary input; new low-noise power amp platform; chromatic tuner; expression pedal capabilities (p/n 2301050000); "Blackface" treatment and top-load front control panel; USB connectivity for high-quality, low-latency audio output and interface with free Fender® FUSE™ PC application; Fender® FUSE™ application for on-screen parameter control, deep editing, unlimited preset storage, online patch swapping and easy firmware upgrades (Fender® FUSE™ community includes chat forums, preset trading, and additional content from Fender® and artists); Ableton® Live Lite 8 Fender® edition studio-quality recording software compatible with Mustang USB recording output; AmpliTube® Fender® LE edition with free Fender® FUSE™ editor/librarian software for Mac and PC (makes Mustang ideal for guitarists new to digital recording).
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Ethics and science in brazilian legal discourse
The Brazilian Constitution of 1988 declares Brazil as a Democratic State of Law. This formally democratic legal status has been facing difficulties when it comes to its material implementation. Brazilian legal procedures
The Brazilian Constitution of 1988 declares Brazil as a Democratic State of Law. This formally democratic legal status has been facing difficulties when it comes to its material implementation. Brazilian legal procedures are still greatly influenced by the catholic heritage from Portugal in the times of colonization, translated in the present times into a strong moral set of dogmas that still reflects upon the legal production and interpretation in the country. Recently in Brazil, a debate brought to the Supremo Tribunal Federal, the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court, has evidenced the struggle between Ethics and Morality in the country's legal scenario. The focus of the discussion was the possibility of abortion of anencephalic fetuses (in Brazil, abortion in considered a crime against life). In order to properly ground its decision, the Court invited scientists, doctors, members of feminist movements and representatives of certain religions to a public dialogue, in which both scientific-technical and purely moral-religious arguments were presented. Although these procedures encouraged and promoted a democratic and pluralistic legal debate, it seems like the crucial point of the discussion were not taken into account: the scientific character of Law. This is the object of the present manuscript: in order to ensure an intersubjective construction and application of Law, this must be perceived as an Applied Social Science and judges, lawyers, legislators and all other legal actors must proceed in a scientific way. To illustrate the theme, the specific case of abortion of anencephalic fetuses will be mentioned through the text.…
|Antônio Cota Marçal, Paula Maria Nasser Cury
|Series (Serial Number):
|25th IVR World Congress: Law, Science and Technology Frankfurt am Main 15–20 August 2011 ; Paper Series (086)
|Place of publication:
|Frankfurt am Main
|Document Type:
|Conference Proceeding
|Year of Completion:
|Year of first Publication:
|Publishing Institution:
|Univ.-Bibliothek Frankfurt am Main
|Release Date:
|Brazilian Legal System; Intersubjectivity; Law as an Applied Social Science; Scientificity
|Dewey Decimal Classification:
|340 Recht
|Licence (German):
|Veröffentlichungsvertrag für Publikationen

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In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Charles "Tink" Moseley; one sister, Ailene Riddling; and one brother, David Owen Parker. Â
Dewell Harold Clay, 85, of Traskwood, passed away Sept. 18. He was born Jan. 17, 1927, in Benton to the late Dave and Maude Sims Clay.
Dewell was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Violet Clay; a daughter, Joan May Clay; two brothers and four sisters.
He is survived by his son, Earl Doug Clay Sr. of Omaha, Texas; a daughter, Bonnie Rouse of Traskwood; his twin brother, Ewell Clay of Benton; five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Funeral service is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 20, at Ashby Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Bauxite.
Joan Barnes Krueger, 86, died of kidney failure Monday, Sept. 17, at Saline Memorial Hospice House in Bryant. She was born Aug. 30, 1926, in Camden, the daughter of Junie Frost Barnes and Myrtle Josephine (Lee) Barnes.
The Bryant Lady Hornets had no problem in dispensing of the El Dorado Lady Wildcats on Tuesday night at the Bryant Gym. The Lady Hornets (9-3, 5-0 7A/6A South) swept the Wildcats 3-0 (25-9, 25-8, 25-4).
"I'm so proud of the girls [Tuesday] night because they did not play down," Bryant Coach Beth Solomon said. "Our serves were back last night. We had been struggling. Aubree Allen has come in and helped up with Kenzie's (McKenzie Rice) shoulder injury. We're slowing getting [Rice] back into the game."
When it comes to good hometown rivalries in high school football, one needs not look any further than Saline County. With Benton and Bryant standing alone at the top of the list, there are other rivalries right here in the county that catch the eye of residents and football fans in general. Aside from the Benton/Bryant battle that has been around since 1974, there is also a very heated and exciting war between the Glen Rose Beavers and Bauxite Miners.
Representatives from Republic Services Inc. and Terracon Consulting Engineers and Scientists spoke Monday with the Bauxite City Council concerning issues at the city's sewer facilities.
Mayor Johnny McMahan explained that there have been multiple violations from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality concerning the sewer facilities.
"The sewer facilities have violations dating back to 2003 and at some point ADEQ is going to stop forgiving us," he said.
Saline County Clerk Freddy Burton's office has reported the unofficial results of Tuesday's annual school election.
The Bryant School District was the only district in the county with contested races.
Scott Hart drew 69 percent of the vote to win Bryant's At-Large Position A. He defeated Rose Seawright.
Michael Daly won At-Large Position B by drawing 570, or 61 percent, of the vote in a three-way race against Scott Smith, who received 313, or 34 percent, of the votes, and Daniel Bone, who received 51, or 5 percent.
The remainder of the candidates ran unopposed.
Florrie Wakenight Lyle, a retired Benton High School teacher, is scheduled Thursday night for a special presentation in Benton.
Lyle, who recently turned 99, will share memories of her role as a teacher at the Japanese-American Detention Camp at Jerome, Ark., during World War II.
Her presentation will take place at 7 p.m. at the Saline County History and Heritage Society Center, 123 N. Market St. in Benton. It is open to the public.


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It's the central plaza of San Francisco's shopping and hotel district, sometimes also considered the "heart" of the city. In the middle of the square is a 100-foot-tall monument of Adm. George Dewey; surrounding the square are shops, restaurants and department stores. Very festive during holiday season, Union Square hosts the tallest... More
San Francisco Chinatown holds a few accolades: It is not only the largest Chinatown outside of Asia but is also the oldest in North America. Grant Avenue is the main touristy artery with a lot of souvenir stores. While you are here try to wander off this main street to also see other parts of the Chinatown. Right after you pass Old Saint Mary's... More
There are several little streets (Waverly, Spofford, Ross) that still reflect Chinatown's appearance a century ago. Some of them are quite narrow and maybe also little on the shady side, but do tread with no hesitation.
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This part of town famous is for a medley of things: It is San Francisco's Little Italy--home to a large Italian-American community; it's historically famous for the Beat Generation of 1950s and '60s; and it's also is a red light district.
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Home to the famous chocolate company is a little square with many specialty stores, restaurants and--as the name hints--chocolate. Do walk into the store for free samples or to order something delicious from Ghirardelli's menu.
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What started during the gold rush as a common place where fisherman settled is now a buzzing neighborhood popular with tourists. You'll find seafood restaurants, street food stands and, of course, Dungeness crab, clam chowder and sourdough bread. If you decide to try only one thing here, pick clam chowder in a bread bowl--yummy!
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This pier is one of the many attractions in the Fisherman's Wharf area. It offers scores of shops, restaurants, an aquarium and lazy, sleepy, smelly sea lions. The California sea lions of Pier 39 are a must-see in San Francisco. You can find them at the west end of the pier any time of the year, although their numbers may vary. An interesting fact... More
There are two steep stairway paths to the top of Telegraph Hill; Filbert Steps are one. Most people access the Coit Tower on the top of the hill from the North Beach/Washington Square side. Another way is to climb the quaint Filbert Steps. Almost resembling a walk through a botanical garden, these steps are worth the climb.
From the top of this 200-foot-tall tower is an unobstructed 360-degree view of the city. The only inconvenience hindering a picturesque shot from the top of the tower is the glass that protects you from trying to fly off the tower.
Near the entrance of the tower is a bronze statue of Christopher Columbus donated by city's Italian-American... More
Telegraph Hill is one of the original seven hills of San Francisco (there are more than 40 hills around the city). This is a much quieter part of town, especially when compared to neighboring North Beach. Here find typical San Francisco-styled architecturally pretty street corners with cute, colorful houses.
Today, San Francisco's Red Light District is more of an artists' hang out. There are a few striptease clubs but they are outnumbered by restaurants and galleries. An interesting--maybe--historic fact is that Condor Club at corner of Columbus and Broadway was America's first-ever topless bar, opened in 1964.
Another famous fact about constantly buzzing North Beach is that during 1950s it became a center for the Beat Generation. Names like Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and City Light Bookstore still ring around here.
Cafe Vesuvio and Kerouac Alley are some of the many businesses that actively participated in this cultural phenomenon.
There are four office towers in the main complex that span across several blocks. They offer three levels of stores, restaurants, galleries, cinema and more.
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As you crossed Justin Herman Plaza to the east end of the Embarcadero Center with a very dominant (and to be honest quite, ugly) water sculpture, "Quebec Libre," you've reached the San Francisco Ferry Building.
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When I was running 1.1.2 my bluetooth worked perfectly with my handsfree carkit etc, then when I did the 1.1.3 jailbreak, my bluetooth became very temporamental and keeps dropping the connection, Ive done a few searches on the forums and the only thing I could come up with was to reset the network settings, I did that and it seemed to help a bit, but, it still consistently loses connection or the phone freezes and needs manually reset, Does anyone know what might be the problem or what is the best way to restore to 1.1.2 maybe? Would that fix it?
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It could happen, of course; it's happened before. But while Democrats obviously don't want Republicans to succeed, there apparently are some on the left who, according to Politico.com, think a GOP-led shutdown would be good for Democrats. From Politico:
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"As it stands now, the midterm is shaping up as a stale, status-quo election — with Democrats calling their counterparts right-wing extremists, Republicans attacking their rivals over Obamacare and neither side making much headway. That's good for Republicans, since the party out of power in the White House almost inevitably picks up House seats in the sixth year of the presidency. Heavily-gerrymandered districts provide the GOP an extra layer of protection.
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Facebook users who used the same email and password on their Adobe and Facebook accounts have been offered a helping hand by Facebook in the wake of the recent massive breach at Adobe, which leaked account data for 38 million users.
Adobe and Microsoft have both released patches this week to address vulnerabilities in respective software applications and advise all users to apply the patches as soon as possible, if applicable to them.
The Reuters news agency reported earlier today a sudden increase in violent and pornographic images and videos on Facebook. A quick review of my personal account and a check-in with my other Facebook-wielding colleagues revealed a couple of nothing more than a couple of suggestive pictures, complete with snarky comments embedded in them, from the
A new attack against Apple Mac OS X Lion (10.7) has been detected by Intego. The threat is a Trojan, dubbed Flashback, installed via a fake Adobe Flash installer downloaded from a third party site. As with the MacDefender and Revir malware, the Flashback attack uses social engineering to entice the user to download then
Our friends (and competitors) at Sophos blogged about a new threat that poses as a Windows Update and then infects unsuspecting users with a fake antivirus product. The update appears to be very real and is tricking users. While my colleagues at Sophos offer excellent advice to help people protect themselves (as I believe we
I didn't expect a part 5, but here it is! Adobe has announced that they will be making some significant changes to Flash. In a blog post http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplatform/2011/01/on-improving-privacy-managing-local-storage-in-flash-player.html Adobe's marketing machine really pours it on thick, but there appears to be some good news. In the blog it is stat4ed that a future release of
In the first part of this blog I told you how to use the basic Flash configuration utility. This blog is for the techies. This time I'll share with you how to shut the doors on Flash and only open them to the sites you want to trust. Very few people seem to know that
Adobe Flash is, in my opinion, the most ubiquitous spyware in the world and no products detect it as such. The reason it goes undetected is that it also has numerous legitimate uses, however, there is growing evidence that indicates significant abuse. This will be the first in a series of blogs in which I
Adobe has just released an update for 20 vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player, most of which could allow an attacker to execute malicious code. The bulletin APSB10-20 – Security update available for Shockwave Player – refers. According to Jeremy Kirk's Macworld report and the Adobe advisory, the vulnerabilities affect both Windows and OS X versions up to
Adobe's Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) reports that malicious emails are circulating claiming to be Adobe security updates, many of them signed by "James Kitchin" of "Adobe Risk Management", or a similar (presumably mythical) team. Adobe says that the messages include links to download instructions for a security update that addresses "CVE-2010-0193 Denial of Service
Looking into their crystal balls (no jokes, please) at the end of 2009, our colleagues in Latin America came up with a prophecy that was later incorporated into a white paper (2010: Cybercrime Coming of Age): In June 2010, one of the most popular regular sports events, the soccer World Cup, will take place in
SC Magazine's Dan Raywood reports that "To be completely patched requires an average of between 51 and 86 actions per year", quoting findings by Secunia that " in order for the typical home user to stay fully patched, an average of 75 patches from 22 different vendors need to be installed, requiring the user to
There has been quite a lot of traffic in the last few weeks about the doc.media.newPlayer vulnerability referenced in the CVE database as CVE-2009-4324. The following Adobe articles refer: http://www.adobe.com/support/security/advisories/apsa09-07.html http://blogs.adobe.com/psirt/2009/12/new_adobe_reader_and_acrobat_v.html http://blogs.adobe.com/psirt/2009/12/security_advisory_apsa09-07_up.html Today's article at the Internet Storm Center by Bojan Zdrnja (http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=7867) gives a lot of detail on a particularly inventive exploit of the
[Part 2 of an occasional series, updating a blog series I ran in early 2009 to reflect changes in the threat landscape. This series will also be available shortly as a white paper.] Catch the Patch Batch Keep applications and operating system components up-to-date with automated updates and patches, and by regularly reviewing the vendors' product
Adobe PDF files were supposed to be a safe alternative to Microsoft Word documents in a time when Microsoft offered no effective protection against macro viruses and had virtually no security model in Office at all. Times change. Microsoft Word documents rarely spread macro viruses and have not for a long time if you are
As I previously pointed out http://www.eset.com/threat-center/blog/2009/08/04/calling-adobe%E2%80%99s-bluff, Adobe is at best deceptive about claims of the security and privacy of Flash. Even if you do not know what flash is or how to find it, you probably have it on your computer. If you open control panel and go to the "add or remove programs" application
Stephen Northcutt, with the SANS Technology Institute, suggested the following in the SANS NewsBites Vol. 11 Num. 61: [Editor's Note (Northcutt): I think organizations should avoid Adobe if possible. Adobe security appears to be out of control, and using their products seems to put your organization at risk. Try to minimize your attack surface. Limit
Dear Adobe, It is time to put up or shut up. Your web site FAQ http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/security/privacy_policy/faq.html has the following entry: Does Flash Player compromise my privacy and security? No. Flash Player is not only the most widely distributed piece of software on the Internet today, it's also one of the most secure. Given that Flash


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When autumn leaves or the remains of a storm are strewn about the yard, a cheap leaf blower can save you hours of time and loads of back-breaking effort. Although you can spend $500 or so for a professional-grade backpack blower, that kind of power isn't really necessary unless your property spreads over acres and your trees are so numerous that carrying around a handheld blower would be exhausting.
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Toro, Black & Decker, Craftsman, and Weed Eater dominate the market for cheap and higher-end leaf blowers, but there are other worthy players, as well. We researched cheap corded electric and gas leaf blowers and identified several in each category that stand up to scrutiny. For electric leaf blowers we like the Toro 51609 Ultra (starting at $70), which is top-rated by reviewers for impressive power and ultra-adjustable speed control, and the Black & Decker LH4500 LeafHog (starting at $67), which scores for ease of use and punchy performance. Among gas leaf blowers, our picks include the Hitachi RB24EAP (starting at $129) for its quick start and relatively light weight, and the Weed Eater FB25 (starting at $77) for durability and ease of assembly. Two cheap leaf blowers that disappoint are the electric Black & Decker BV2500 (starting at $48), which looks great on paper (plenty of power and features) but is undone by user gripes about durability, and the Ryobi RY09055 (starting at $99), which boasts a wallet-friendly price and a robust stream of air but reviewers assert it's hard to get going and often won't start at all.
There are two types of leaf blowers: gas-powered and electric (corded and battery, although we discuss only corded models). The choice of one over the other depends largely on your yard-maintenance needs and the size of your property. If you'll be clearing an area whose borders are within reach of a power source (usually about 100 feet), cheap electric leaf blowers offer definite advantages. In addition to being less costly than gas models, electric blowers tend to be lighter and quieter. They start without the hassle of pulling on a cord and don't give off gas fumes. Some budget electric leaf blowers also vacuum and mulch leaves and other organic debris (occasional small pebbles, too). On the downside, you must learn to manage the power cord, which can be challenging if there are lots of obstructions in place.
If you need to clear layers of leaves, pinecones, and thick twigs off a broad swath of territory, a cheap gas leaf blower is the way to go. Gas-powered models generally carry heftier price tags than electric but they pack more of a punch and you can clear a larger area because there's no cord to confine your range. That said, gas leaf blowers are messier (you must mix gasoline and oil in the proper proportions and keep up with the maintenance); starting the machine requires effort (and it may be temperamental); controlling the speed takes some practice; the cost of fuel and oil is ongoing; and you must be extra cautious about keeping flammable material around.
After you've settled on either a cheap electric or gas leaf blower, the model's specifications are the next order of business. First is the speed at which the air exits the machine, measured in miles per hour (mph), and the volume of air pushed through, measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM). The higher the numbers, the better. Many of the best cheap leaf blowers feature multiple speeds so you can change up the air flow to suit the job. Next, pay attention to the weight and choose a machine that will be comfortable to carry. Some budget leaf blowers are three-in-one combos that vacuum and mulch in addition to blow leaves and debris, and these mostly come with additional components (for blowing or suctioning), collection bags, and sometimes extension tubes. In short, the key to buying a leaf blower on a budget is to match the capabilities of the machine to the task at hand.
Before buying a leaf blower of any type make sure local municipal ordinances permit them. Several communities -- particularly in California, which has very strict emissions standards -- ban gas-powered leaf blowers. Others restrict or prohibit leaf blowers because of noise. Most communities with such ordinances limit noise output to 70 decibels. Manufacturers have redesigned their products to make them quieter, but not all meet this standard, although several that we researched do.
A final note of caution: Cheap leaf blowers, and gas blowers in particular, are noisy enough to cause hearing loss, so wear ear protection. It's also a good idea to wear goggles and a dust mask as defenses against dust and pollutants, such as bird droppings and chemicals, that get blown around along with the leaves. And always remember to keep other people and pets away in case debris flies in their direction.
Best Cheap Leaf Blowers
Toro 51609 Ultra
This electric blower/vac wins acclaim from reviewers for its power. It's relatively quiet and, at just 7.5 pounds, easy to carry. It also mulches the waste it vacuums, and reviewers appreciate the metal impeller, which resists damage from pebbles, twigs, pinecones, and other debris.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Hitachi RB24EAP
The gas-powered Hitachi RB24EAP rises to the top of the list for its easy start, manageable weight, and effectiveness -- even on prickly debris like seedpods. Some users caution about the air intake, which can pull on clothes, and some report rotted fuel lines after a few months of use, but this seems to be a problem common to the genre.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Good Cheap Leaf Blowers
Black & Decker LH4500 LeafHog
The electric LeafHog works as advertised, scoring for its solid performance in blowing and then mulching dry leaves. Users are impressed with its power and variable speed options, and say it holds up well against the occasional stone or wood chip that gets sucked up. The catch-bag catches some flak for size and quality, but users consider this model a good buy.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Weed Eater FB25
Remarkably light, at 8.1 pounds, this is an easy-to-carry gas blower that isn't uber-powerful but can still take care of most chores around a deck, driveway, or small yard. It just might not do the trick on huge piles of leaves. Users say it starts within three pulls for the most part, and they like that the handle minimizes vibration. While this machine is not noisy for a gas blower, it's still pretty loud.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Don't Bother
Black & Decker BV2500
Many users seem to like the Black & Decker BV2500, but it mulches at a lower ratio than other, more powerful mulching blowers and has a plastic impeller, which can be easily damaged. The real Achilles' heel of this model, though, is its lack of durability.Read more »
Ryobi RY09055
Sold exclusively through Home Depot, this gas-powered blower disappoints users despite an appealing price point. Reviewers assert it's difficult to start and is known to be finicky about fuel, being easily damaged when filled with low-quality gasoline containing ethanol. Some users say it works well but a high proportion of negative reviews suggest it's a risky purchase.Read more »
Toro Power Sweep 51585 Review
Black & Decker BV2500 Review
Ryobi RY09055 Review
Black & Decker LH4500 LeafHog Review
Weed Eater FB25 Review
Toro 51609 Ultra Review
Hitachi RB24EAP Review
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Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery is a cool brewpub that is worth a visit because of it's proximity to the many other beer bars in the area. We tried both of the beers they had on cask and they were great. They have a good growler filling program, and their wall of growlers from other places is impressive. These guys are linked in to the beer geek vibe.
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Downtown location close to the University. Old brick building with a nice patio. Beautiful tin ceiling, long old bar, casual atmosphere. The music playing was wonderful, like listening to someone's cd collection. Service was fast and very friendly. They didn't have the IPA we wanted on cask but the Scotch ale on cask was very good. The food was outstanding, we had pesto mac, roast pork sandwich and southwest wraps. The only negative was the BBQ sauce for the roast pork sand was too spicy. The sandwich was fantastic though. We would go back here if we're ever in Minneapolis again.
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3.88/5 rDev -9.3%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$$
These guys spent a lot of money on this place and it shows. Lots of dark woods and fancy appointments and of course, it's gorgeous. The only reason I gave a 3 for atmosphere was that it's just not what I like a brewery/taproom to be. It's just a little too hoity toity. I'm sure the food is great but expensive. On a positive note, the beer selection is outstanding and I loved the Lift Bridge Chestnut Hill they had on tap. The Festivus 2012 on the other hand was awful. A chocolate covered banana does not belong in a beer.
08-24-2013 21:53:56 | More by heytomcat
4.33/5 rDev +1.2%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.75 | service: 3.25 | selection: 4.75 | food: 4.5 | $$
Great outdoor patio seating. Old school feel. Food is quite good for a brew pub and it has an excellent location. Service is rather slow on the patio but mainly do do servers have ten table sections. Beer is awesome and the regular and seasonal flights are a must.
08-01-2013 05:11:21 | More by kguard
4.37/5 rDev +2.1%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.25 | $
Has a ton of reviews already, but I love this place, and have for over a decade. It's everything a classic brewpub should be.
Atmosphere: Small-ish to Medium sized inside, long bar, dark wood, windows on one side, a dozen or so tables (and I think there's a back area for more seating if/when it's busy.) It was deserted inside around 11:10am on a Friday, while the outside patio seating area was about half occupied.
Quality: Town Hall is awesome. Delicious standards: the Masala Mama IPA is always available on cask and CO2, and is DELICIOUS, especially on cask. Fun, interesting specialties. Had a very nice Belgian strong (a tripel? a quad? I forget.) Plenty of choices: about five or six standards, about five
Service: excellent! My bartender was apparently somewhat new, but was great, and the guy who seemed to be kind of training him was also great. Pleasant, efficient, responsive.
Food: didn't try it this time around, but remember liking it well enough in the past.
p.s. Their website is horrific, Flash heavy nonsense. Newsflash: here's what people want in a restaurant website: hours, location, menu, specials, events. Almost nothing else. And skip the weird clicking noises as you move your mouse around.
07-01-2013 18:39:02 | More by warmstorage
4.66/5 rDev +8.9%
vibe: 4.75 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.75 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$
A few years ago I took a brewing course. We had to do a project on a beer topic of our choice. I opted to do a short film and picked a brewery near by school - Town Hall. The staff was so nice and friendly. The beer is made in a pristine location, that stays immaculately clean surprisingly.
I went the following week for dinner and their wait staff is lovely, friendly, personable, and knowledgable. If you have a question about food or a drink they are more than welcome to tell you what would suit your palette. And the food and beer are amazing. I am a huge fan of their house pretzels and the Maslala Mama. Overall my experience at Town Hall Brewery is always a good one.
03-09-2013 19:01:30 | More by BrandyHyatt
4.7/5 rDev +9.8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$
My wife and I are Town Hall regulars. We love the service (but I admit, we know all of the servers and bartenders because we are there so often).
Food is very good bar food and reasonable prices.
Beer is ranges from very good to fantastic. Always something new and interesting plus their regular beers are very good.
If you sit at the bar you can nearly always strike up a conversation and meet some very interesting people.
Finally, in the summer a great patio is the perfect place to enjoy a wonderful fruit infusion beer (one of their specialities!)
08-19-2012 19:14:47 | More by SteveGathje
4.28/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
My wife took me to Town Hall on a busy Saturday night for my birthday. It took longer than expected to be acknowledged by a server or hostess. I was getting close to leaving (after almost ten minutes of standing at the "Please wait to be seated" sign) when someone finally told us she would be right with us. It took a few more minutes until we were seated.
The server came by almost immediately to get our drinks. From that point on, the service was amazing! The food was great. My wife had the mango chicken sandwich and I had the walleye sandwich. We had BBQ chicken wings to start off. The beer was the real gem here, though. I was disappointed that the vanilla porter ran out about a half hour before we got there, but was pleased with the Masala Mama and the Hope and King.
The price point was perfect. For an appetizer, two entrees, a flight of five beers, and two pints, we got out with a total cost (including tip) of less than $50.
I would love to try this again, especially when Czar Jack, Mango Mama, or Three-Hour Tour are being served!
01-21-2012 23:39:35 | More by Ungertaker
4.25/5 rDev -0.7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
Visited here on 2011-11-18
What an inviting place with high, punched-tin ceilings and an L-shaged bar in the front. There's another bar and dining room in the rear next to the glassed-in brewing equipment.
The bartender was friendly, informative and the right amount of attentive. I ate at the bar and had the pulled pork sandwich with fries. Both were delicious and very reasonably priced. A good pub food menu.
Their own beers range from world-class to very good and there are some good beers from other brewers.
If you are spending the night, there's a convenient Holiday Inn and a parking garage right next door.
12-22-2011 19:56:32 | More by Tucquan
4.28/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
Visited 10/22/11 after Darkness Day
This has become an annual stop for me and my friends for post Darkness lunch. Quality establishment and well worth the trip.
Atmosphere is relaxed, it has never really been crowded when I've been there. Cool old building, well lit, kinda grungy bathrooms though.
Quality of the beer is outstanding, I tried lots of styles, all good. Masala Mama does NOT disappoint.
Service was prompt and friendly every time I have been. All the servers are well versed with the beer selection.
Food is pretty good. I've had several of their sandwiches, all good.
Pretty cheap compared to comparable brewpubs in my area.
This is a must stop if you are in the MPLS area.
12-01-2011 16:24:39 | More by Brophmonster
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Celtics by the Numbers: Rondo not getting fouled?
|Posted by shawn cassidy on December 18, 2012 at 6:30 AM
ESPN posted a few articles that showed the Celtics foul percentages.
Earlier we spotlighted the Celtics players that were drawing the most and-1s on the team this season. Wondering which Boston players are drawing the most shooting fouls overall? Here's a glimpse at the team leaders in shooting foul percentage, as logged by Synergy Sports (league rank in parentheses, minimum of 75 plays):
Paul Pierce - 13 percent (48)
Chris Wilcox - 12.8 (52)
Jared Sullinger - 10.4 (101)
Jeff Green - 10.2 (107)
Brandon Bass - 9.5 (125)
Kevin Garnett - 9.4 (128)
Leandro Barbosa - 7.6 (185)
Jason Terry - 6.0 (223)
Rajon Rondo - 5.7 (228)
Courtney Lee - 4.4 (256)
The Celtics rank fourth in the league in free throw percentage (79.3), but only 17th in terms of free throws attempted per game (22.1). After Saturday's loss in San Antonio, Celtics coach Doc Rivers lamented his team's inability to get to the charity stripe, noting how free throws not only provide easy points, but allow a team to get back on defense and get set after makes.
We need Rondo higher on that list, and that's part of the problem for the Celtics. Lee should be higher as well. These are two guys in the backcourt that can get to the paint. They shouldn't be that low on this list. Here's the and1 list.
The Boston Celtics rank 29th in the league in 3-point field goals made per game, but there's more than one way to put three points on the scoreboard? Being able to finish through contact can often provide a similar momentum jolt as a shot from beyond the arc. With help from Synergy Sports data, a look at the Celtics' individual leaders in and-1 plays through 23 games this season:
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6 - Jeff Green
5 - Kevin Garnett
4 - Jason Terry
3 - Chris Wilcox, Jared Sullinger, Rajon Rondo
2 - Brandon Bass
1 - Courtney Lee, Leandro Barbosa
Green not bad, shows how good he can be when aggressive. But as you see Rondo is low on the list again. Rondo you need to get going!
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OF course, ESPN being a stooge entity, they don't point out the obvious: that the refs are screwing Rondo over big time. At the same time, Rondo doesn't attack the basket enough.
Rondo has a fear of that. Last season he tried,and he has a bad taste. He was hit so hard. Even in the East Finals Wade wacked his head,and Rondo got no call. Game 2 would have been the Celtics.
So, I guess he is just trying other solutions, for a while.
But Celtics did it again (lose the game) and got back to mediocrity at 0.500.
This team right now it is what it this. Just a mediocre team, with no force and nothing to scare other teams with. If something doesn't change quickly, embarrassment will continue to develop.
I just think Doc is on the edge with his coaching right now. He just doesn't seem able to coach this team, this group of players. He is only being outcoached night after night, night after night. He doesn't seem to be able to change his schemes, his ideas of defense and offense, his rotations... Anyone not named Pierce, KG and Rondo, doesn't really have a legit change to really play, doesn't have access to enough minutes to integrate, to develop, to get into rhythm. So many players doing good on other teams, but being poor within Doc's system, rotation and minutes (just take a look at Nate Robinson, who tortured us tonight). I might exaggerate a bit, with these Doc's related comments, but, however, mediocrity (0.500) is there and we are falling. And will keep falling, unless some major change happens.
This team looks stronger than Rondo right now. This team is on its way to make Rondo look mediocre too. Never thought this would be possible.
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A record-breaking team showed a record-breaking crowd a new direction of Omaha soccer.
Top-ranked Omaha South scored a goal in the 75th minute and made it hold up for a 1-0 victory over No. 3 Omaha Creighton Prep in front of an official-estimated crowd of 8,200 at Creighton's Morrison Stadium — the largest crowd to ever watch a soccer game in Nebraska.
The victory capped an unbeaten season that saw the Packers break a couple of state records and gave a program on the rise its first state title. It was the first championship of any kind for the school since 1990 and squelched Prep's hopes of becoming the first team to win three Class A boys titles in a row.
"We did this for our community and our school and our families," senior forward Jose Marquez said. "South Omaha."
It was Marquez who got the game-winner, a low left-footer from near the top of the box that beat Prep keeper Connor Tingstad to his left.
Marquez took a centering pass from Bryant Bustamante, shielded a defender on his hip to create space to his left and let one fire.
"I turned with it and just shot it," he said. "It's like an instinct with my left foot. As I was falling, I saw the ball go in."
The score set off a celebration near the South sideline and for all of those wearing red in the stands. Marquez ripped off his shirt and spun it over his head as he sprinted back toward the Packer bench.
"Awesome feeling," he said.
South keeper Sayeg Moreno needed an acrobatic save in the final five minutes to keep the Junior Jays off the board. His one-handed swipe preserved the shutout for the Packers.
"I don't know," Moreno said when asked how he was able to get his hand on that ball. "I took a step back, reached back and got to it."
The Packers finished the season with 133 goals and 20 shutouts, both state records.
South coach Joe Maass said a switch to a 4-2-3-1 formation at halftime allowed his team to get more pressure down the sides.
Marquez and fellow forward Charlie Trautman handled the majority of the chances in the Packer attack.
"It opened up our width a little bit," Maass said. "We thought we'd get a little more out of our backs. The key is we had to get our backs up and going. I felt like if we could get inside the box and be a little more direct up front, I thought a nicely placed ball would go."
And go one certainly did.
Marquez's goal was only the second in a combined 280 minutes of soccer this season between the teams. The other was an overtime score in the first of the Packers' three victories over Prep.
"They run at you and keep running," Junior Jays co-coach Jim Swanson said. "They deserved the game. They pushed and got the goal. They deserve to win. They deserve everything they got. They've had a fantastic season."
In its other 18 matches this season, Prep scored an average of more than four goals per game. The Junior Jays failed to the find the back of the net in their three games against South.
Much of the credit went to junior do-it-all player Michael Jaime. The state's leading goal-scorer played on the back line for all three matches against Prep.
"He's just one of the best players in the state wherever you put him," Swanson said. "That's the amazing thing about that South team. They can drop the leading scorer in the state to defense and still run at us and make it dangerous. Very dangerous."
Maass, who has been at the helm of the Packers for the last 15 years, let a few tears out when he talked about what the win meant to the program.
"A lot of times I get really emotional when it gets to the game and it's all going on," he said before stopping to compose himself. "Until tonight, I didn't really do that. It's been confidence out of this entire team the whole time."
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