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For the whole month of October, Cream of Wheat is giving you the chance to try it's new flavor: Chocolate! Everyday on their Facebook page, they are giving away 10-thousand samples of the product. But you have to act fast because they will run out.
As we move into flu season, staying healthy is key. Airborne wants to help you stay well. They are offering freebies on their Facebook page to help you avoid getting sick.
How about some free coffee from Starbucks? On Monday, they are offering up the chance to try coffee from their new Verismo system. It's a coffee system that you will ultimately be able to put in your home. Starbucks is offering free latte's from four p.m. to six p.m. on Monday.
And here's a great freebie for all breast cancer survivors: Salons at J.C. Penney are giving free haircuts to survivors in the month of October. And for the first 50-thousand free haircuts, J.C. Penney will donate one dollar for each haircut to breast cancer research. But you will need to make an appointment.
Here's one you need to act fast on: My Publisher is offering you the chance to make a free eight and a half by eleven photo calendar for free. The deadline to get this deal is October 16th.
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West Fargo student to participate in National School Safety SummitWest Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - A West Fargo teenager is turning his tragedy into greater good at schools around the country. The high school freshman leaves tomorrow for a national safety summit.
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Moorhead man charged in second child molestation caseMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - Clay County prosecutors waited nine days to file charges against a Moorhead man accused of sexually abusing girls. The lapse in time raises the question: What took so long?
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Two Valley City bars going smoke freeValley City, ND (WDAY TV) - Two busy bars in Valley City are making a rare move to go smoke free before being forced by law. Feelings are mixed. While some customers like the ban, employees worry they may soon be out of work.
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Pactiv employees eager to get back to work after plant fireMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - Longtime employees of the Pactiv Plant, no longer have to worry about being without work after Wednesday's destructive fire. Some are already back on the job. This as the company expects to - surprisingly - restart operations within two weeks.
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Warm weather leads to unseasonable fire dangerFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Our mild weather isn't all good. It's prime breeding grounds to spark dangerous wildfires. Firefighters are urging people to be careful and cautious in the days ahead.
By Travis Skonseng , March 15, 2012
Fergus Falls Hotel helps businesses expand communicationsFergus Falls, MN (WDAY TV) - A hotel with a modern day mission aims to attract companies around the world to Lakes Country. The Business Development Center is a resource facility with unique solutions never before seen in Minnesota.
By Travis Skonseng , March 14, 2012
Mandan basketball player gets special message from deployed fatherFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - A North Dakota teenager is glowing after a special surprise she never imagined, moments before battling on the basketball court. The Mandan teammate got a grateful good luck from her father who's fighting in war.
By Travis Skonseng , March 08, 2012
Area of homicide notorious to Fargo PoliceFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - That murder scene is in a notoriously troubled part of the city. It's often a prime target for certain crimes. There have been armed robberies, a stabbing, even a homicide all in a matter of months.
By Travis Skonseng , March 07, 2012
NDSU Students denied entry to District 45 GOP ConventionFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - A group of college students is upset after not being allowed to take part in, or see, a district convention in Fargo. Party leaders refused to let several voters in to that delegate session Thursday night.
By Travis Skonseng , March 02, 2012
Young voters excited by Clinton visitFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - College students are proud a president is making an unusual stump in the state. Some, though are not surprised the sudden announcement comes on the day of a rival's visit.
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Minnesota projects over $320 million budget surplusMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - Steady and consistent. That's what is being said about economic conditions in Minnesota after a new prediction of a budget surplus. The lead budget official is releasing a forecast showing a $323 million surplus. That's on top of an $876 million surplus predicted last November.
By Travis Skonseng , February 29, 2012
Rash of teenage traffic fatalities has many asking whyFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - The latest fatality brings the number of teenage deaths on area roads in the past four days alone to six. The safety scare is raising concern. What is leading to the drastic spike in deaths among young drivers?
By Travis Skonseng , February 24, 2012
NDSU community gathers to mourn, remember students killed in accidentFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - The NDSU community is coming together at this hour to honor four young women who lost their lives on a snow covered road near Alexandria. Lauren Peterson, Jordan Playle, Danielle Renninger and Megan Sample died Monday in a three-vehicle crash on I-94. All were from the Twin Cities.
By Travis Skonseng , February 23, 2012
Dickinson State peeping incident has local students on alertFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Startled college students are stepping up their security measures after a registered sex offender is caught peeping into windows. It's not the usual case we hear about. A man is accused of peeking into windows of a college residence hall.
By Travis Skonseng , February 22, 2012
Fargo Police: Multiple factors contribute to unsolved robberiesFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Just how many strong armed robberies over the past three years have been solved? There have been three business armed robberies in Fargo this year alone, all unsolved. Police are hopeful these and half of all others will eventually lead to arrests.
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The University of Illinois has jumped 33 spots in Forbes Magazine's ranking of "America's Top Colleges."
That puts Illinois at No. 53 on this year's list. On the list of public colleges, it's No. 10, ahead of Wisconsin, Texas, Penn State and Indiana.
The magazine says its rankings are based on a student's return on investment. The 12 metrics include post-graduate job success and salary as well as debt.
Illinois spokeswoman Robin Kaler says it's nice to be recognized in such rankings but the university has its own criteria for measuring its performance.
She tells The (Champaign) News-Gazette that the university understands students pay attention to magazine rankings.
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Consumer Reports tests infomercial cleaning tools
Smart Mop, Perfect Squeegee and more put to test
TV commercials and infomercials make housecleaning look like a breeze if you have the right tools. So, Consumer Reports to put a few as-see-on-TV products to the test to see how well they live up to the hype.
The infomercial for the $15 Smart Mop claims wringing it out just takes a simple twist and that you never have to bend your back or touch the dirty water.
Testers found it did a fine job cleaning floors, but when they tried to wring it out by twisting the handles, the pole could slip.
The $15 Perfect Squeegee was also less than perfect.
The infomercial claims the secret is that "the pad stops the blade from drying."
However, testers found the pad also stopped the blade from getting into deep corners.
The $40 Deluxe Hi-Reach Cleaning kit, with its flexible dusting head, did help clean some hard-to-reach places as promised. But, the head often popped off, and flexing eventually led to breaking.
Consumer Reports said the best money spent was the $6 for the Fuzzy Wuzzy Microfiber Mitt. It's double-sided, so you can sweep over screens with ease and then turn it over to tackle other dusting jobs. It's also machine washable.
Although Consumer Reports found it worked, they said the Fuzzy Wuzzy was no more effective than other products for dusting furniture and cleaning computer screens.
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It is with these words that the Swedish Minister for the environment, Andreas Calgren, concluded this staged trial of humankind which was held in Stockholm on May 17, 2011 on the sidelines of the Nobel Prize's third symposium for sustainable development. Twenty renowned scientists have been presented with this prestigious award.


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Gift boxes filled with holiday treats are headed to troops from North Carolina who are serving overseas.
Operation North State was in Asheville Sunday, collecting candy donated by Walgreens customers for their Christmas Box Project. Land of Sky Regional Council also dropped-off toiletries that were donated.
Everything collected will be placed in gift boxes and shipped abroad. Organizers say they want to make sure Tar Heel soldiers have a special holiday.
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Argentina Missile Chronology
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Some NATO member states find increasing value in U.S. nuclear arms deployed in Europe, amid continued worries about Russian actions in Ukraine.
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Spearow is an underrated threat that many people overlook due to its low defenses and weakness to Stealth Rock. Although Spearow is pretty much outclassed by Doduo, which has higher stats and access to Brave Bird, Spearow has access to U-turn, which allows it to scout for its counters, and Heat Wave, which lets Spearow 2HKO Bronzor with Life Orb's boost factored in. Overall, Spearow is a Pokemon that should not be underestimated, because with the given support, Spearow can really punch holes in the opponent's team.
This set focuses primarily on scouting and revenge killing the opponent with Spearow's attacks. Return is Spearow's main attack, backed up by Drill Peck for a secondary STAB attack, which hits Grass-, Fighting-, and Bug-types harder than Return. Pluck can be used over Drill Peck in order to pick off Oran Berries, and to give Spearow a means of recovery. Heat Wave allows Spearow to hit Steel-types that resist Return and Drill Peck for decent damage, despite its low Special Attack. U-turn is the last attack, allowing Spearow to scout for its counters and bring momentum to your team.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Spearow can utilize a Life Orb effectively to damage the opponent as much as possible. Pluck is the preferred option over Drill Peck, as it allows Spearow to restore its health by picking off Oran Berries, a common hold item in Little Cup. Quick Attack is Spearow's only form of priority, which helps it finish off weakened Pokemon. Return gives Spearow a powerful STAB move to use, and Heat Wave allows Spearow to hit Steel-types that would otherwise wall this set.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Despite its low defensive stats, Spearow has the ability to Baton Pass Speed boosts well. With the investment in bulk, Spearow can take some hits, set up an Agility or two, and then pass the boosts to a teammate. After an Agility, Spearow reaches 28 Speed, outspeeding every Pokemon bar Choice Scarfed base 85s and above, which are fairly rare. Pluck can often restore Spearow's HP thanks to the abundance of Oran Berry. In the last slot, Return gives Spearow a decent STAB move to use; however, Roost gives Spearow instant recovery, which may help Spearow acquire more Agilities.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Sadly, Spearow does not have much other options that it can make good use of. Steel Wing is an option to hurt Rock-types but has poor utility otherwise. Pursuit can be used to guarantee a kill on a weakened Pokemon. Assurance pairs well with entry hazards, dealing double the damage to Pokemon that switch in. Rain Dance or Sunny Day can be used on Spearow thanks to its above-average 70 base Speed, as well as having U-turn to immediately switch to a sweeper. However, Spearow is better off just hitting as hard as it can. Lastly, Mirror Move is an option, as Spearow can switch into Aron or Rhyhorn on a predicted Earthquake, then use Mirror Move to knock them out, but is not recommended because of its unreliability.
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Pokemon with decent priority moves can beat Spearow. Fake Out from the likes of Aipom, Meowth, and Croagunk, hurts Spearow quite a lot. Choice Band Eevee can almost always knock out Spearow with Quick Attack if it has switched into Stealth Rock once. However, Spearow may have Quick Attack to counter the opposing Pokemon if they are weakened. Ghost-types such as Gastly can switch in on a predicted Choice-locked Normal-type move, and set up a Substitute before proceeding to hit Spearow's team with powerful attacks. Aron walls Spearow completely, and Rock-types such as Onix, Geodude, and Rhyhorn take very little damage from Spearow's attacks, but all of these counters must beware of U-turn, because Spearow can use it to switch to an appropriate counter.


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The clustered threads used as the main pattern stitch in this scarf concentrate the colors of variegated yarn in a lovely way. Also, the way the threads meet and cross each other reminds one of the child's game "cat's cradle".
By knitting this scarf from one long edge to the other, the colors arrange themselves lengthwise in strokes of color along the length of the scarf. The eyelet stripe sections which frame and divide the cat's cradle areas further emphasize the length-wise color placement. Pattern includes a mini-tutorial on finishing and blocking lace.
This scarf can be knitted in any lace or light fingering weight yarn of your choice. Allow 450 yards of yarn for blocked measurements of 6 ½" by 70". 5 stitches/inch, size US 5 /3.75 mm needles suggested. Written pattern instructions.
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You might begin with a web search for "hydronic" and go from there. You should have no problem finding all kinds of sites with components, diagrams and systems.
I am remodeling an old farm house, and want to put hydronic radiant floor heat in at least 4 rooms. I have looked and looked on the internet and finally found this forum.
I know that I am going to attach pex under the floor between the floor joists and cover with aluminum plates. Foil backed stryo insulation to seal the joists. Two rooms will have laminated wood flooring, and two rooms will have ceramic tile flooring. Four seperate zones.
I know that I would like to design a system with a six zone capability. Only using 4 to start.
Is there anyone here that can help me with the design of the manifold and pumping system? It is my intention to use a hot water heater as my heat source, and want a closed loop system. A simple diagram of parts and "flows" would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea where to start.
You might begin with a web search for "hydronic" and go from there. You should have no problem finding all kinds of sites with components, diagrams and systems.
More interested in finding someone with the knowledge to just tell me what "order" things go. I don't need an exact diagram, I just need to know where things go, and in what order.
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I am not looking for someone to design the system, telling what to use, but I need ideas on "where" components go, and in what order.
Actually Frenchie's list has help a lot!
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Just don't buy a system that shares the hot water with both the radiant system and the DHW.
I am planning on having a seperate source for the radiant.
I have had a "Staple Up" system for a couple of years. My brother in law did the same in an old farm house. He used a Point of use water heater, I used a boiler. He has trouble keeping his home warm, my system supplies all the heat I need and also my DHW . I spent more than he did but my system will last for alot longer than his will. The references given for the forums are very good ones. I searched the web for a long time, trying to get a "solution". I found a local supplier that took the time to explain what I needed and where it needed to be. He also sold me all I needed. The internet is a good source of information, but IMHO buying the heat source would not be a good idea.
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Most women experience some unpleasant or uncomfortable symptoms during their menstrual cycle. For some women, the symptoms are significant, but of short duration and not disabling. Other women, however, may have one or more of a broad range of symptoms that temporarily disturb normal functioning. These symptoms may last from a few hours to many days. The types and intensity of symptoms vary in individuals. This group of symptoms is referred to as premenstrual syndrome, or PMS. Although the symptoms usually cease with onset of the menstrual period, in some women, symptoms may last through and after their menstrual periods.
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), nearly 85 percent of women, during their reproductive years, experience at least one of the common symptoms associated with PMS. It is estimated that 5 percent of women have symptoms so extreme that they are considered disabled by the condition.
In general, women most likely to experience PMS symptoms are between the ages of 20 and 40—and particularly women from this age group who have one child and have a history of depression in their family.
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For some women, making simple lifestyle changes helps to reduce the occurrence of PMS symptoms. These changes may include:
Aside from a complete medical history and physical and pelvic examination, diagnostic procedures for PMS are currently very limited. Your health care provider may consider recommending a psychiatric evaluation to, more or less, provide a differential diagnosis (to rule out other possible conditions). In addition, he/she may ask that you keep a journal or diary of your symptoms for several months, to better assess the timing, severity, onset, and duration of symptoms.
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Harvard pushes for Open Access
In a Memorandum on journal pricing published on 17 April 2012, Harvard's Faculty Advisory Council to the Library called on all faculty members to make sure their own papers are accessible by submitting them to Harvard's open-access repository DASH (Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard), or to consider submitting articles to open-access journals. The unprecedented move was prompted by inordinate journal price increases, especially for electronic journals – the prices for online content from two providers have increased by about 145% in the past six years, and some journals cost as much as $40,000 per year. Moreover, some providers bundle high-use journals and journals for which there is little demand into one subscription. As a result of the price increases, which are untenable even for Harvard University, contracts with at least two major providers could not be continued on their current footing, the Memorandum stated. Robert Darnton, the Director of the Harvard Library, considers open-access publishing to be the only long-term solution to the problem of escalating prices. However, he stresses the need for concerted efforts to reach that goal, and hopes that many other universities will take similar action.
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About Michael Barclay
After working for over 30 years as an intellectual property lawyer, I retired from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in January 2010. I'm now doing some volunteer work at the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco.
Many thanks to Mike Masnick for telling me about standing computer desks. I got one three months ago, and my back problems have largely disappeared. The one I got is somewhat more expensive than the two shown in this post, and I'm very happy with it.
I added one thing to this standing desk that's a lot cheaper and simpler than the "ChairBot" -- a footrest where I can raise and lower my legs from time to time. Office supply stores such as Staples have a big selection.
""To serve America" is really just a cookbook" actually evokes a classic Twilight Zone episode.
The Onion already explained this, in its article, "Texas Executes 393rd Guilty Prisoner":
Only problem, of course, is that Texas has executed 500 inmates. "As of today, Texas leads all states with its 500 total executions, 393 of whom were guilty individuals, and 98 executions of prisoners who they're fairly certain were guilty." Cole noted, however, that Texas was tied with Florida for the most executions that, in retrospect, they weren't all that sure about, with nine apiece.
But . . . but . . . if musicians are independent, they might make money without the large record companies acting as middlemen and taking their (big) chunk. Surely the RIAA must get the copyright laws amended to prevent this?
Or to be more precise: "Mr. Vizzini, you keep using the word 'gaymer.' I do not think it means what you think it means."
Wow, this is almost as good as . . . the Republican Study Committee being in favor of real copyright reform, before they were against it!
As someone who helped Eric prepare his request for publication, I have the following comments. The California Courts of Appeal are the mid-level courts in California, between the trial court and the Supreme Court. While the Supreme Court publishes all of its opinions, the Courts of Appeal don't. The Courts of Appeal hear lots of appeals that don't present new issues of law and that are routine, so many if not most of their decisions are unpublished. (Except for death penalty cases, there is no right to appeal to the Supreme Court so it only takes important issues, and it publishes everything.)
However, Redmond v. Gawker wasn't a routine appeal, and it did discuss new issues of law. So the opinion should have been published, and I suggested to Eric that he request publication. Why was the request unsuccessful then? I think the Justices believed that Gawker should win, so they said so, but they didn't want to stick their neck out with a published opinion that would establish precedent. Sometimes those cases happen, and we unfortunately get decisions that are worthy of being published, but aren't.
Eric Goldman suggests we have a "pretty cool party":
What do you think? A "Google shill" party?
--Michael Barclay
Just had to hit +1 on this article, using my Google+ account, sitting here at my desk of solitude.
They forgot Don Verrilli, who filed the original complaint for Viacom against YouTube, and who is now U.S. Solicitor General.
All I can say is: Thank you Senator Wyden!
In order to record and upload a video to YouTube containing someone else's music, you need a synch (synchronization) license. This is even true if you are performing the music yourself (such as the Church example in these comments) and not using the author's own recording.
Problem is: you can't get a synch license! When I started learning the guitar and posted my own recording of "Brown Eyed Girl" on YouTube, I got an email from Van Morrison's publishing company. The company said that I needed a synch license to post the video -- but they wouldn't give me one. They did kindly agree to let my video stay up if I gave Morrison's publishing company credit in the video's comments, which I did. But without a synch license, the publisher has the right to send a takedown notice (absent fair use arguments).
I was about to send Kwiatkowski some money until I looked at her positions on some other issues. For example, things like immigration:
and abortion:
and the 16th Amendment!
After seeing all that, I'd rather donate to Darrell Issa.
SOPA makes it a felony to upload a video of someone singing a copyrighted song with up to 5 years in prison. Dr. Conrad Murray was convicted of manslaughter for killing Michael Jackson and only got a 4 year maximum sentence.
So it's a bigger crime to sing one of Michael Jackson's songs than it is to kill him.
An official EFF response to Don Henley is expected soon. In the meantime, Brad Templeton, an EFF director, published an unofficial response here:
Here's the best part:
Take it Easy, Don. There's a New Kid in Town, and it's called the Internet. Get Over It. I Can't Tell you Why, but in The Long Run, there isn't going to be a Heartache Tonight. One of these Nights I hope you'll you understand that for search engines to Take it To the Limit, they can't be forced to police every search result.
Internet companies only grow when living Life in the Fast Lane, able to operate, innovate and design products without needing to check for permission from the music industry. If every time you wrote a song you had to worry about what every user who plays it and every store that sells it might do with it, you would lose your Peaceful, Easy Feeling quickly. Big companies might run filters, but if the small ones had needed to they would be Already Gone.
The Best of My Love,
Brad Templeton, EFF
An important item to add to Downes' list is to fix the lack of notice and hearing in the existing draft of the Senate bill. See item 1 of the law professors' letter, available at
This might be one of the easiest fixes to the bill -- just require a notice and hearing, such as a hearing similar to a civil preliminary injunction hearing.
Law360 reports that they will go to the Supreme Court. Not that the Court will take the case.
Don't forget this important explanation by XKCD on correlation vs. causation:
Additional response to Anonymous Coward: One of the briefs supporting Viacom was by Stuart Brotman et al., and argued that tort law's "least cost provider" principle should be applied to YouTube. Brotman's brief is here:
http://mbarclay.suekayton.com/IPDuckDocs/2010-12-10_Brief_of_Amici_Curiae_Stuart_Brotman_et_a l.pdf
Professor Carrier shows why Brotman's analysis should not apply in DMCA-type situations. YouTube's brief, and many of the amicus briefs, discussed other issues in the case.
Don Verrilli wasn't just "involved" in Viacom v. YouTube, he was Viacom's lead lawyer and signed the complaint. See:
I wonder whose side the SG's office will take when that case hits the Supreme Court?


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Breloom is unique; unique in typing, unique in strategy, and perhaps unique in accomplishment as well. As the OU Pokemon with the third lowest Base Stat Total, Breloom is an excellent example of a Pokemon capable of overcoming its middling stats through its access to a fantastic ability, an item that caters specifically to its needs, and a movepool that gives it all the necessary tools to fully utilize its advantages. Breloom's unique typing allows it to switch into top threats such as Tyranitar with ease, and Spore almost guarantees the incapacitation of at least one opponent. Combine that with a multitude of ways to take advantage of Substitute, as well as a unique ability that heals it while granting it immunity to status, and Breloom turns from a mediocre mushroom with middling stats into one of the most difficult Pokemon to deal with in the OU metagame.
Between Spore, STAB Focus Punch, and its unique ability Poison Heal, Breloom is quite possibly the best user of the SubPunch strategy ever created. The strategy is simple; set up a Substitute, then start firing off brutal STAB Focus Punches. With its massive base 130 Attack and the 150 Base Power of Focus Punch, Breloom's attacks are nearly impossible to shrug off. For example, the standard Life Orb Starmie takes 58.6% - 69.3% from Adamant Breloom's Focus Punch; it is quite difficult to find a Pokemon that can reliably switch into Breloom.
Substitute and Focus Punch are the focus of this set. Substitute allows Breloom to use Focus Punch without fear of interruption, and is especially effective on Breloom because Poison Heal enables it to heal off the HP lost to Substitute in a mere two turns. Spore, Breloom's signature move, is the only 100% accurate sleep-inducing move in the entire game. It not only lets Breloom incapacitate one of its counters on the switch, but also makes it easy for Breloom to set up the first Substitute and start its rampage. Seed Bomb is Breloom's best coverage move, as it is a reliable attack against bulky Water-types, and also dents Rotom-A. However, Stone Edge is more effective against a number of Pokemon that resist Focus Punch, such as Gyarados, Dragonite, and Zapdos.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While the previous set is geared towards hammering the opponent with powerful STAB attacks, this set aims to stick around and whittle away at the opposing team. Though the SubSeed combination is by no means new, Breloom's unique assets allow it to perform the role in a very interesting way. First, Spore guarantees Breloom not only the ability to incapacitate at least one opponent, but also a free turn to use Substitute or Leech Seed. Second, Toxic Orb + Poison Heal makes it easy for Breloom to replenish the health lost from setting up Substitutes and block incoming status moves. Finally, STAB Focus Punch makes Breloom a veritable threat even without offensive investment, and allows it to hit hard when immediate damage is needed over stalling.
The moveset is fairly self-explanatory. Spore is the best reason to use Breloom, as a 100% accurate sleep move is indispensable. Leech Seed slowly drains the health of foes while replenishing Breloom's, and allows it to bring down even the bulkiest of foes while setting up Substitutes with ease. Substitute synergizes well with both Leech Seed and Poison Heal, as it allows Breloom to take no more than 25% damage per turn while healing nearly as much at the end of each turn. Focus Punch rounds out the set by enabling Breloom to deal significant damage to enemies from behind a Substitute if need be.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While most of Breloom's best sets focus on its ability to use Substitute, this set focuses more on Breloom's massive base 130 Attack and fantastic type coverage. In addition to making it a powerful offensive status absorber, Breloom's Poison Heal ability also gives it constant healing and a devastating 140 Base Power Facade.
As always, Spore is a fantastic move for Breloom. However, it is less of a setup aid on this set, and functions as more of a way to cripple or temporarily take out a counter, which makes it easier for Breloom to take advantage of its excellent power and type coverage. Facade is one of the big draws of this set, as it provides more power than some of Breloom's STAB attacks. Alternatively, Breloom can use Stone Edge alongside Life Orb for a powerful coverage move against Flying-types that resist its dual STAB. Seed Bomb is Breloom's only usable Grass-type STAB, but Breloom has many viable Fighting-type STAB moves. Superpower is its strongest possible initial attack, but the stat drops often force Breloom to switch out. Sky Uppercut is a more consistent Fighting STAB, while Mach Punch gives Breloom a form of priority and lets it pick off weakened targets.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While the All-Out Attacker focuses more on breaking through an opponent's defenses with powerful attacks, this set aims to use Swords Dance to boost Breloom's already powerful STAB Mach Punch, circumvent Breloom's middling Speed, and sweep the opponent's team. Between Spore, Poison Heal's recovery and status immunity, and Breloom's solid set of resistances, it's easy for Breloom to find an opportunity to set up Swords Dance and enable a sweep.
Mach Punch is the preferred Fighting-type STAB attack on this set, as after a Swords Dance boost, it allows Breloom to pick off many faster offensive Pokemon. Seed Bomb and Stone Edge are both good choices in the second slot. While Seed Bomb provides secondary STAB and reliable power, Stone Edge hits Gyarados and other Flying-types that would otherwise wall Breloom. The final slot is a toss-up; Spore allows Breloom to incapacitate an opponent, which makes it easier to set up, but Swords Dance-boosted Facade is not only immensely powerful, but also provides excellent neutral coverage alongside Mach Punch, Seed Bomb, or Stone Edge.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While base 70 Speed isn't very impressive, it's enough to let Breloom run an effective Choice Scarf set. Choice Scarf Breloom can easily incapacitate a faster foe with Spore early on in the match, and then return to revenge kill opponents with its powerful dual STAB. With Choice Scarf, Breloom can outspeed any Pokemon with less than base 130 Speed, and surprise many opponents, such as Starmie, Infernape, and +1 neutral Gyarados, by revenge killing them.
Spore allows Breloom to remove an opponent from play, and is even more effective with the Speed boost from Choice Scarf. Seed Bomb and Superpower make up Breloom's dual STAB combination; Superpower is the preferred Fighting STAB due to its massive power and the hit-and-run nature of this set. Stone Edge rounds out Breloom's type coverage nicely with a super effective hit on Flying-types that wall Breloom's dual STAB, as well as neutral coverage on Celebi and Gengar, which also resist both of Breloom's STAB attacks.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
This set aims to use Breloom as a platform for spreading status around the opposing team. Often, after the opponent switches out their designated sleep absorber, they will head immediately to their Breloom counter; this allows Breloom to take advantage of the switch by paralyzing the incoming Pokemon with Stun Spore, potentially crippling two opponents and remaining healthy enough to take on further members of the opposing team.
Spore is, as always, one of the big draws of this set. Stun Spore capitalizes on the switches created by Spore by crippling faster opponents looking to outrun Breloom. Focus Punch is Breloom's most powerful attack, but without Substitute, Breloom can use it only on predicted switches or on status moves. For this reason, Superpower and Sky Uppercut are viable options to provide Breloom with a more reliable Fighting-type STAB. The final slot is for coverage: Seed Bomb provides secondary STAB, but Stone Edge hits Flying-types hard, and has excellent coverage alongside Breloom's Fighting-type STAB.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
While most of Breloom's options are covered in the sets listed above, there are a couple of notable moves that might be useful on niche sets. ThunderPunch guarantees a KO on Gyarados, but Stone Edge generally does well enough and offers coverage against Zapdos and Dragonite as well. Bulk Up is an option, but Breloom's 60 / 80 / 60 defenses don't do it any favors. On top of that, many of Breloom's counters are specially based, which limits the defensive value of Bulk Up and makes Swords Dance a significantly more appealing choice.
Checks and Counters
If ever there was a Pokemon specifically designed to counter Breloom, it's Celebi. With Natural Cure to shrug off Spore, resistances to Breloom's dual STABs, and a solid super effective attack in STAB Psychic, Celebi has Breloom cornered all day long. However, there are a number of other Pokemon that can deal with Breloom effectively. RestTalk Rotom-A is one of the best Breloom counters as it is capable of dealing significant damage to Breloom with Shadow Ball and can break Breloom's Substitutes with Thunderbolt. RestTalk Gyarados has Intimidate to soften up Seed Bomb and Focus Punch, though Stone Edge can prove problematic.
Once Breloom has successfully put a Pokemon to sleep, it becomes much easier to deal with. Gengar is immune to Focus Punch and resistant to Seed Bomb; this allows it to take Breloom's attacks as needed and hit back with powerful STAB Shadow Ball. Zapdos and Dragonite resists both of Breloom's STABs, and the former can eliminate Breloom with Heat Wave or Hidden Power Ice. However, Stone Edge and Facade can cause problems for them. Aside from these Pokemon, there are still many ways to deal with Breloom. Sets without Substitute can easily be handled by switching a faster Pokemon in on a resisted attack; for instance, Starmie can switch in on a Fighting-type attack, and Jirachi on Seed Bomb, Facade, or Stone Edge. Without Substitute, Breloom is easily revenge killed.


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Initially I thought it was a waste of time, but once you get into your degree classes, it's definitely worth it.
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Many times the WiFi is very slow and glitchy. I believe they only have 1 server. I think it would speed things up and be very beneficial if they added another server.
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The library is quite extensive for what we needed. The campus is basically Chicago so that's not bad.
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Many students are very diverse but the level intellectuality is sometimes under what I consider the norm. Now, that's not saying I'm some sort of genius or anything.
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It's the best due to it being in demand right now and my future looking bright.
We are allowed to start our own clubs and the school is very liberal.
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Sometimes classes end too late and sometimes you can't do anything about it.
Online Courses:
I have ever taken online courses.
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there are no athletic teams or centers. we have a small library but we are close to the Harold Washington library other than that there is not much to do in campus but we are literally in front of grant park.
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we have the computers available in the library and and computers in the mac lab, the printing in the mac lab is free.
my school i s an art school, the environment is very "artsy" and very interesting things go on. there are athletics it's all art and focuses on art all the way. the school also has and open session which allows us to take drawing lessons for free!! we also have various clubs!!
Online Courses:
my school does not offer online courses, so i wouldn't know what to expect.
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the classes are convenient, and if it's on my work schedule the school's registrar is understanding and does anything that's possible to accommodatemy school schedule to my work schedule.
Overall Experience:
i honestly love going to school. the people right there are fun to hang out with even the instructors are artist, they like to share their experiences when they were in college, some of the instructors are alumni from the american academy of art, so they know what we're going through and what to expect.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
i can't remember how much i pay and don't want to know. but it's a bit expensive and can only afford to go half time and so far i can only afford it, i've been keeping up with the school year by going all year around. they've told me the option i have to help me pay school so i could go full time.
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the amazing thing about my school is that career service helps us build our portfolios and and help us prepare our portfolios before we graduate, but the most amazing part is that after we graduate we get help finding a job even after years pass we still will have help if 25 years pass!
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well, the school is very diverse! there are people from all over the city and country and other countries! and bring with them their culture. and there are full time and part time students so everyone has a chance to come and study at the american academy of art.
Academic Experience:
well, i go to an art school so it's slightly different from a traditional college/university. But it can be a bit more stressful because we do draw and also take general ed classes, the studio classes are focus on projects and we have to meet dead lines. the general ed classes also have dead lines and require more of our attention and we have to learn how to focus more.the class' hours are different from each other. the art studio classes are two hours and ten minutes and the general ed classes are one hour and forty five minutes.and usually have 10 to 30 minute break. the classes are from Monday to Thursday,the studio classes are taken all four days of the school's week and the general ed classes are taken two days of the week. we have Fridays off so it gives me time to catch up with my work. i major in oil painting so i do take a lot of painting classes and sometimes the academic work and studio work come or have the same dead lines and it can be frustrating.
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the school's staff is great. the school is a small school so there's rarely any waiting list to go and talk to specific school's administration worker. they have an open door policy,so if they're available they will attend you right there.
Student Body:
My school has a very unique crowd of students. Each one has interesting talents, topics of interest, etc. Since attending AAA, creating friendships has been easy and fun.
Campus Resources:
The size of the school really makes a difference. With little students in a class, you get the assistance you want from the teacher. Which can help a lot with each assignment you have to complete.
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The school is costly for me, but I knew what I was getting into before I even interviewed at the school. College is expensive, everyone knows that, so I make it a point to get scholarships to help me out. No need to complain about tuition prices when you knew it wouldn't be a free school.
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The printing fees at school are very understanding. Not costly at all. Depending on the teachers you have, some will even help you out with printing what you need, if it's necessary for you.
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From my own experience so far in this school, the spaces in the school are well made. From the library to the lockers, I find it a good size for such a small school. Excluding the fact we should get another break room.
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The school robs you of your money. It's a for profit school but the money goes to unnecessary things such as television screens in the hallways while the chairs and tables in the student lounge are broken and hanging on for dear life.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has set March 12 as the execution date for Mayes County death row inmate Steven Ray Thacker, 42.
Attorney General Scott Pruitt requested the execution date on Jan. 7 after the U.S. Supreme Court denied the inmate's final appeal.
In December 2002, Thacker pleaded guilty to the kidnapping, rape and first-degree murder of Laci Dawn Hill, 25, of Bixby.
Thacker met Hill in her home on Dec. 23, 1999 after answering an ad Hill placed to sell a pool table. When his attempt to rob Hill failed, Thacker kidnapped her and took her to a rural cabin and raped her. Thacker attempted to strangle Hill, but eventually stabbed her in the chest and neck. Thacker fled to Missouri where he killed Forrest Reed Boyd and stole his car along with his credit cards. Thacker drove to Tennessee where the car ultimately broke down, and he called a tow truck. Thacker murdered Ray Patterson, the tow truck driver, after being confronted for using a stolen credit card. Thacker was apprehended in Tennessee.
He was given a death sentence for killing the tow truck driver in Tennessee, and a life sentence for killing the Missouri man.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement is organizing a nationwide strike on May 1st, the International Workers Day. Panelists on "Up With Chris Hayes" discuss the history of worker strikes in the United States, their subsequent decline, and how Occupy plans to revive labor protests.
May Day protests may disrupt the morning commute in major U.S. cities Tuesday as labor, immigration and Occupy activists rally support on the international workers' holiday.
Demonstrations, strikes and acts of civil disobedience are being planned around the country, including the most visible organizing effort by anti-Wall Street groups since Occupy encampments came down in the fall.
While protesters are backing away from a call to block San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, bridge district ferry workers said they'll strike Tuesday morning to shut down ferry service, which brings commuters from Marin County to the city. Ferry workers have been in contract negotiations for a year and have been working without a contract since July 2011 in a dispute over health care coverage, the Inlandboatmen's Union said.
A coalition of bridge and bus workers said they will honor the picket line, which may target an area near the bridge's toll plaza. Occupy activists from San Francisco and Oakland are expected to join the rally.
"We ask supporters to stand with us at strike picket lines on May Day and to keep the bridge open," said Alex Tonisson, an organizer and co-chair of the Golden Gate Bridge Labor Coalition.
Police say they are working with other area law enforcement agencies and have a plan in place for potential disruptions. They would not discuss specifics.
Across the bay in Oakland, where police and Occupy protesters have often clashed, officers are preparing for a long day as hundreds of "General Strike" signs have sprouted across town.
In New York City, where the first Occupy camp was set up and where large protests brought some of the earliest attention — and mass arrests — to the movement, leaders plan a variety of events, including picketing, a march through Manhattan and other "creative disruptions against the corporations who rule our city."
Organizers have called for protesters to block one or more bridges or tunnels connecting Manhattan, the city's economic engine, to New Jersey and other parts of the city.
The Occupy movement began in September with a small camp in a lower Manhattan plaza that quickly grew to include hundreds of protesters using the tent city as their home base. More than 700 people were arrested Oct. 1 as they tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge.
The city broke the camp up in November, citing sanitary and other concerns, but the movement has held smaller events and protests periodically since then.
Elsewhere on the West Coast, Occupy Seattle has called for people to rally at a park near downtown Tuesday. Mayor Mike McGinn has warned residents there could be traffic delays and has said city officials have evidence — including graffiti and posters — that some groups plan to "commit violence, damage property and disrupt peaceful free speech activity."
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Stoner looks to star at San Marino
MotoGP World Championship leader Casey Stoner is confident of picking up another strong result when he heads to Misano.
The Australian has been the sport's dominant figure this season following his switch to the Repsol Honda team, picking up seven race wins to hold a 44-point lead over the Yamaha of defending champion Jorge Lorenzo.
The latest of those wins was a comfortable success in last weekend's Indianapolis Grand Prix, his third in a row, and Stoner is targeting victory number eight at a track where he triumphed on his way to his 2007 title.
"I'm looking forward to going to San Marino and seeing how competitive we can be," he said.
"In 2007 and 2008 we were fast there, then I missed 2009 through illness and last year we struggled a little so we've had a mixed bag of results.
"It's a nice track, I like the two corners off the end of the back straight, they're a lot of fun and very fast.
"I know Dani (Pedrosa) and Jorge will be very fast there, but I'm coming off the back of three wins and in a strong position in the Championship so we'll see what we can do and I'm confident we can get a good result."
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4.29/5 rDev +11.7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.25 | service: 4 | selection: 4.75 | $$
The beerhive is a great little spot. I heard of this place a few times before I went there. I was glad I did.
The bar is deceptively larger than it looks. Inside is plenty of room, with a down stairs with pool tables. The atmosphere is laid back and chill.
The quality of beer and selection is quite good. They had several beer that I've wanted to try and not that big of a price gouge either. I had a 2012 Abyss for $20, which considering I was drinking it in a bar, I felt reasonable. They have a huge menu of beers and a bit of everything.
Our server was very good and was good at offering advice of selection. She kept up with water and beer.
Overall, great place worth checking out if you are in SLC!
07-27-2013 01:25:49 | More by drrone
4.09/5 rDev +6.5%
vibe: 3.75 | quality: 3.75 | service: 4.25 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Never have I felt compelled to write a review but after visiting SLC and experiencing their lack of good beer, I figure this place needed to be shared.
Small patio, long bar, dark inside but staffed well. Most of the length of the bar has about a five inch wide ice lane for resting beer bottles on (to help keep them cool in the warmer months). I had never seen this before and thought it was VERY "cool."
Awesome selection of bottled beers and the decent SLC selection of draft brew available in the state but a nice variety from places like Zion, Moab, Uinta, Squatters and so on (about 15-16 taps and easily 80+ bottles). I had a bottle of 09 Mirror Mirror from Deschutes and one I've been wanting to try for a while (even with known and acknowledged Brett infection). They had many great Barleywines and Stouts from all over the country and was very happy to see a bar for someone like me in a city not quite for me.
Mark-ups on bottles were about what you'd expect for a bar that's been hanging on to brews for 4+ years.
If you're downtown in SLC, stop in!
04-03-2013 22:59:30 | More by EyePeeAyBryan
4.1/5 rDev +6.8%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 3.5 | $$$
Walking in, they were playing Led Zeppelin and had NFL on the TV, which made a great first impression. The decor is awesome and the TV's are in prefect position behind the bar to watch from any seat. The bottled beer menu isn't Bayou huge, but that they may be a good thing. The wife and I both got beer we never had before. The cheese fries were decent, not great. That's all we got for food. Live the three pool tables and the foosball table downstairs,unfortunately the TV down there wasn't working. The waitress was great when she came to us, but didn't check on us for a while after our first beers were empty. Overall though, I think I found a new favorite spot.
10-10-2012 15:42:36 | More by bluebeer317
3.98/5 rDev +3.6%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$
I like Beerhive. The decor and atmosphere is nice and clean. Almost all of the taps are Utah brewed beers, which works for me. Beyond that, the bottle list is quite extensive, but not bringing as much as The Bayou. Which doesn't really make a difference to me as there are so many things to try. I was surprised at how good my pizza was. Most bars or brewpubs seem to have a standard kind of pizza, but this was well beyond that. The guy visiting from Philly next to me also thought the pizza was really good, and he was as surprised as I was. (The food actually comes from Michaelangelo's next door.) Service is relaxed here, but generally not inattentive. This is a go-to spot in SLC, especially considering it's location in the downtown area.
09-09-2012 05:12:55 | More by RblWthACoz
4.58/5 rDev +19.3%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
While taking a lift from my friend Huber, it was quite a journey to find this place and he was from SLC! Due to the one way streets and vast construction areas, we ended up having to go down a WRONG WAY street and then immediately turn right onto Main Street. Eventful night. Finally finding it because of the Craft Neon Beer Signs outside, he dropped me off and I proceeded into this "well known" beer bar in town.
Walking straight in through the big red doors, I was witnessing a deja vu of beer bars in Columbia, MO. People doing shots all down the bar. Fun atmosphere and party people! I decided to take a seat at the other end of the bar and collect my thoughts on what to order. The music was all different genres from reggae/hip hop/alternative. Great mix!
The beer menu was very informative by style, ABV, and price. Very neat and they had everything in stock. Both bartenders informed me that they cellar and age most of their brews. I then went straight for a Mirror Mirror Vintage! Couldn't resist.
Both bartenders working that night were very cool and we all shared thoughts/opinions on different sought after beers and which ones aged better then others. Quite the staff for a beer bar!
Their selection was outstanding too. Not as many brews as other beer bars (right under 200), it was filled with nothing but limited/rare beers that make you "any mini miny moe". I chose a "night cap" sort of beer (Mirror Mirror) and enjoyed for a while.
I never saw any menu for food but as I made it in this place at 11pm, their kitchen must have closed already. Next time!
I suggest stopping in here first (if your looking to enjoy GREAT beer and receive AWESOME service). They make your experience worth the trip. Will be back next time I'm in SLC. Thanks BeerHive Staff!
02-09-2012 01:28:17 | More by DCon
4.22/5 rDev +9.9%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 1 | $$
We had a small group of us and we shared some excellent beers such as an Imperial Stout anniversary beer from Sierra Nevada that I had never seen before.
The food we ordered took way too long and definitely wasn't worth the wait, we were hungry and didn't finish half of it. The server told us the reason it took so long is they were having problems with the kitchen next door, half our group were done with their food before we even got ours. Eat before you go there, they were helpful with the beer choices, so I would go back to try some other interesting beers.
11-09-2011 10:00:38 | More by skilletizer
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3.84/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3.5 | $$
This was my first visit to SLC and I had heard tales of the citiy being a beer waste land. After a nice dinner up the street i found the BeerHive in the center of town.
The bar had a small crowd, very nice atmosphere with a long bar with an ice tray to keep your beer cold. There was a nice selection of beer on tap and a four page beer menu with a nice selection of bottled beer. The range of prices went from $4 to $28. I was surprised with the number of 22oz bottle selections.
The two bartenders were vert friendly, talkative, provided excellent service and had very good beer knowledge.
I did not try the food, however, a few people that were eating seamed satisfied with their food.
Everyone in the bar seemed to be having a good time. This was a nice bar and recommend it to anyone visiting SLC.
08-14-2010 00:06:28 | More by dtivp
2.83/5 rDev -26.3%
vibe: 2 | quality: 3 | service: 3 | selection: 3.5 | food: 1 | $$$
Near the conference center, so you'd think it might be a great place to get a quick bite to eat and a brew while taking a break from the conference crowds. However, my advice is to NOT do it. Food was terrible and no one I ate with thought it was even average.
regarding beer, the selection is good for SLC but average for anywhere else. It has an almost nonoverlapping subset of perhaps half of the beers that the Bayou has which my guess is because they share a distributor.
The upshot: Walk a few extra blocks to the Bayou which is MUCH better for both beer and food.
06-16-2010 01:53:39 | More by 4000qtrap
4.3/5 rDev +12%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Being long-time employed in downtown Salt Lake City and occasionally wanting a great beer within reasonable walking distance for lunch or after work, it was beyond refreshing when The Beerhive opened up in August 2009 along Main Street near 100 South right in the heart of Mormondom.
My first visit to this craft beer bar was the day after it officially opened, when the beer and food menus were not yet proper (needed quick runs to nearby Kinko's). But what lacked in cosmetic prep made up for in beer selection and friendly ambiance with competent bartenders and servers. And the place is gorgeous inside and out, to boot.
What you might notice initially in this brick-exposed, high-ceiling contemporary dig is the massive dark woodwork that comprise the bar and back bar. To me, the beautifully crafted wood and giant mirror at center of the back bar give the place an Old West saloon feel, complete with myriad whiskey bottles and other hard spirits nearby. The two plasma screens blasting sports programming on either ends of the bar and unique "ice rail" that runs the full length of the "L"-shape bring you back to this century. Ostensibly, the perpetual ice rail keeps your pour cold and tasty while you take your time enjoying your beverage. It's a nice addition to the bar and likely the only one in the Beehive state.
The prices are reasonable to expensive, depending, of course, on your taste in beverage. Is this different everywhere else? No. If you want to spend $25 on some barley wine, go for it. The pint drafts are $4. Yes, you can get a majority of these brews at the local liquor store for obviously cheaper prices, but then where's the fun in that? The place has room for a good-sized crowd, with high tables, regular tables, booths and even seating outside for the smokers/al fresco fans in the group.
I've been back to The Beerhive about two dozen times since that first visit; on weekends when it's packed, to weekdays where there's only three other people in the bar. Not once have I been met by staff with less than a friendly smile and hello, and sound suggestions on new seasonals or arrivals. Or good alternatives when your first choice isn't always available. Yeah, that happens. Get over it already.
I was initially worried the place might turn into an uber-trendy frat-boy gathering hole, but I've been pleasantly surprised that a good mix of people and ages patronize the place. It is ideal for a quick wind down before heading home after work, a nice meet-and-greet with colleagues or when you just want to have a liquid night out with your favorite someone. Parking can be limited, but if you complain about having to walk more than two blocks because of parking, well ...
I highly recommend the following: Full Sail Grandsun of Spot IPA (22 oz. $8, reserve); Deschutes Mirror Pond ($5); Bear Republic Racer 5 IPA (22 oz. $8); Big Sky Moose Drool ($5); Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar (22 oz. $11); Wasatch Winterfest ($5, local seasonal); Desert Edge Latter Day Stout ($4) and Roosters ESB ($4, local seasonal) draft.
Not finding much negative here, it is all about the beer and they have a great selection representing most styles. Some reports indicate there are 150 plus different labels, including two dozen tap selections. I've observed great Belgians (Duvel, Chimay, Lindemans); classics you'd expect (Samuel Smith, Spaten, Lev); a ton of regional crafts (Deschutes, Rogue, Sierra Nevada, Anderson Valley, Pyramid); and last but not least, the local fare (Squatters, Uinta, Wasatch, Four+, Roosters, Desert Edge, Red Rock).
I'm holding out hope they bring in Stone or Redhook options. That would be the icing on the proverbial cake for me.
P.S. If you need food, you can order from next door at the adjacent Vienna Bistro. I've never sampled, but there are always people eating at the bar. There are also pool tables downstairs with more places to sit and relax while imbibing.
Factoid: The Beerhive's Del Vance was co-founder of Utah's Uinta Brewery as well as co-founder of The Bayou in Salt Lake City, a most excellent restaurant/beer bar, dubbed "Beervana."
02-25-2010 16:32:02 | More by mlrbuendia
3.64/5 rDev -5.2%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | $$$
Located on West side of Main Street between the Edinburgh Castle and the Vienna Bistro. This narrow bar has one of the best selections of craft beer in the entire state of Utah, with a long taplist that contains several special release seasonal beers and a great bottle selection as well. Remember, you do not need to be a member now in Utah to come into a place like this and order a bottle of high ABV craft beer.
Bar has a long ice top that keeps your beer cold while enjoying the game on one of the TV's, or relaxing with friends. Lower level contains two pool tables, and food is available as well - it's the Vienna restaurant menu that is connected to this bar.
Prices are reasonable overall, but they have some anomalies on the menu. While draft prices are fine, and $5-ish may be fine for Hop Rising, the $12 for Red Chair IPA is absurd, and I doubt they'll sell many of those $20-25 large sized bottles. Service was decent but it was during the day with fewer than 5 patrons, and I've heard it can be subpar when things are busy on a Friday night.
08-30-2009 20:57:41 | More by yemenmocha
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