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120 Minute IPA - Dogfish Head Brewery
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4/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
This beer does have an excellent taste, but man is it powerful for a beer. The alcohol content in this beer seems to over power the hops that are supposed to be present. This is the self proclaimed "holy grail for hopheads" and I won't disagree with that necessarily, but I will say that the hops do get lost a bit in the high alcohol content. That being said, This is an excellent beer and I will definitely and gladly drink it again. Dogfish Head continues to do excellent stuff!
Serving type: bottle
04-25-2014 03:28:49 | More by Capperryone
New Jersey
4.08/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Sweeter nose than anticipated..almost throws me off for an IPA to smell this sweet. Start to smell the hops as you breathe in deeper. Booze smell is very prominent. Golden amber hue is ideal..slightly foamy head and surprisingly creamy - not thin at all. Taste is very boozy and hops are almost overpowered by the booze. Overall I'd say this beer packs quite the powerful punch and is not reminiscent to 60 or 90 min WHATSOVER imo..although you have to appreciate what it takes to make a beer like this one. Definitely a sipper.
Serving type: bottle
04-23-2014 03:19:15 | More by fgmiele
4.78/5 rDev +17.7%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
On tap poured into snifter at DFH release party in Memphis.
Beautiful, caramel colored brew. Shades of dark orange and light ruby. 1 finger of sticky head, laces nicely.
Smells great, though not overwhelmingly hoppy. Smells of floral notes, peaches, alcohol, and biscuits. Lots in there
Not a hop bomb to me. You definitely taste the hops, but it's very well balanced, almost sweet. Tastes like an aged barleywine. Boozy but not as hot as you would think at 18%. Really surprising tastes here, fig, bread, citrus, floral finish.
Mouthfeel is right on for a barleywine, though not as crisp as a DIPA. Malty thicker backbone.
Pleasantly surprised here. Not exactly what expected, actually better! Absolute must try. Cheers!
Serving type: on-tap
04-23-2014 01:45:04 | More by TheSleepyMonkey
4.16/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
12 oz bottle into a tulip. From notes.
A: Pours a clear copper color, with a finger worth of off-white colored head. The alcohol legs are nice, and the retention is incredible for such a big beer. There's even lacing left on the glass!
S: Huge caramel malt sweetness is the first thing I notice. Other notes of tobacco, leather, pine, and alcohol. I'd surmise this is a touch restrained for 18% - but it's restrained in all the right ways. Not bad at all!
T: This is intensely caramely, with a subtle leafy bitterness and a mild burn. For 18%, this isn't particularly boozy. There are also nice notes of nut, brown sugar, and toffee. I half expected this to be a shamelessly sweet, brute force monster similar to DFH's Olde School - instead, it's just restrained/balanced enough to be shockingly easy to sip.
M: When taking the gentle alcohol prickle out of the picture, the beer's texture is smooth, creamy, thick, and soft. Is this really 18%? Not only am I surprised by the (relative) lack of booze, I'm even more surprised how the residual sugars don't linger oppressively. Carbonation is mild.
O: This is NOT an IPA, not at all. It's a barleywine, and a damn good one. Like a lot of DFH offerings, I expected little enjoyment. However, this is genuinely my favorite offering from them. Hey DFH, more beers like this and less beers with moon dust!
Serving type: bottle
04-20-2014 20:08:23 | More by ThisWangsChung
4.73/5 rDev +16.5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I heard the hype about this beer and had to give it a try. It's so good, sweet, malty, hoppy all at the right amounts IMO. This is a great beer and is one I will age and try years from now.. If you find it, get it. I would say Three Floyds Dreadnaught is the closest to this, but without the FFF signature crispness and taste. Love both beers, this is a must have I think.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2014 23:50:46 | More by ZpBrew
New York
4.29/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
12 oz bottle dated 02/17/14 poured into pint glass
A: This bad boy just looks intense. Big ruby and orange colors. The colors almost look divided like a density gradient. Odd but cool. Darker ruby towards the bottom. Tons of carbonation. 1 finger head.
S: Well the first thing that hits the nose is alcohol. This is followed up by a big malt backbone, some citrus, very slight grapefruit. I hope the taste is a little less forward on the alcohol.
T: Worries out the door. The beer opens up with a huge hop forwardness. Citrus, papaya, grapefruit, pine. Malt is gigantic and almost overtakes the hops until they fade back in towards the end. The alcohol comes in as the hops start to come back in. Alcohol is not too bad, and this beer is surprisingly very well balanced on the taste front.
M: Pretty heavy for an IIPA, but is to be expected. Almost like a barleywine in mouthfeel. Huge carbonation and nice bitterness rounds out the alcohol.
O: Overall, I am enjoying this beer very much. I purchased one bottle a few months ago to celebrate with after passing my comprehensive exams for my master's degree, and I am very glad I chose this beer. I've always loved DFH IPA's, and had always wanted to try the 120. This beer is extremely well balanced considering how much alcohol is in this beer. Any hop head (and non-hop head alike) would be pleased with a bottle (or two, but I wouldn't recommend in one night) of these.
Serving type: bottle
04-04-2014 21:26:42 | More by BoardwalkBock
South Carolina
3.96/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
First impression is this was carbonated Scotch! The booze in this one will knock you down!
Shared a 12 ounce bottle with a friend after pouring in tulip glasses. Both of us had to put it down it was so strong. Let it warm up and breath a little...
It got easier to drink or maybe we were just getting drunk on this one "beer." I am going with the latter.
Serving type: bottle
04-04-2014 20:33:37 | More by Sandbarunner
4.84/5 rDev +19.2%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
I was leaving a favorite bar of mine, which has 100 beers on tap, constantly rotating. Sightly intoxicated, I noticed this little cooler right by the entrance/exit. I never even noticed this cooler before, maybe because when I leave I'm always intoxicated. I thought "hey I'll check it out", and right as I thought those words I saw... you guessed it!!! Not 120 minute IPA. I saw Bourbon County Brand Stout. Having had BCBS a few times before, I was instantly stoked! I grabbed a few bottles and started to close the door when I noticed the 120 minute IPA right beside it. Thinking, hmmm, I've had the 90 minute many times before and loved it, knowing 120 is not easy to come by, I grabbed a few. Reluctantly over paying per bottle, I questioned why I'm spending this much money on individual 12ox bottles. But who cares!?
Appearance: Looks close to the 90 minute IPA, Almost a bit more yellowish in color, not as red. Poured into a Tulip glass.
Smell: Hollly cow, citrus. I smell lemon, orange, lime, nothing but citrus. Of course the hops, but I had an over powering scent of citrus. I enjoyed it!
Taste: Hollly cow, citrus...again. Very powerful citrus taste. I was surprised. As it warmed, the alcohol started to shine through. I was half way through and started to feel a buzz. I went and got a bottle of water, as it was a Wednesday. I raved about it to a buddy of mine and highly suggested he drink the bottle he bought. I'm not sure he was as impressed as I was.
Mouthfeel: Thicker than I expected an IPA to be.
Overall: I'm not a big IPA guy. I've tried many IPA's, and ALL of my favorite IPA's are from Dogfish head. Love the 75, 90, 120 and Burton Baton. Not a big fan of the 60. But most other brewery's IPA's I've tried, I've disliked, with exception of a few. Dogfish head has the IPA game down pat, as far as I'm concerned. My go to IPA brewery without a doubt. The 120 did not disappoint. It was nothing like I expected, and was actually quite a surprise.... a good one. I bought two bottles and have one left. I'm going to hang onto it and see it it does in fact age well, as the label suggests.
Serving type: bottle
04-02-2014 01:28:36 | More by EvoRich
4.75/5 rDev +17%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Picked up a single at the local ABC $12.00 Bottled on 2-17-14
First time I have had a chance to get my hands on one and the expectations were high. This beer did not disappoint. It was very fresh and smooth. The alcohol was there but did not distract from the flavor. Everything about this beer worked for me, a joy to drink.
Serving type: bottle
03-31-2014 03:37:17 | More by bcsbeer
3.53/5 rDev -13.1%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.75
Appearance:A beautiful medium amber that darkens at its core, an offwhite head a finger deep that stays active albeit subtle throughout the sit, with moderate lacing.
Smell: Plums and raisins soaked in ethanol. Feint malted caramel/figs/coffee. Complex, blunt but intriguing.
Taste: You really get hit with this kind of over saturated malty, sticky, overly sweet fig/raisin taste and then it sort of never goes away and instead finishes soaked in its wet hops with enough alcohol to remind you of why they recommend you limit yourself to just one.
Mouthfeel: As much as it's carbonated (and it is heavily) it still doesn't finish timely or crisp because this beer is so syrupy.
Overall: Dogfish brought me into the game of IPA's and after drinking them so heavily for the last 6 years I've wondered if there would be one that I could retire on saying that it's the "cream of the crop". And while I haven't lost faith in the brand nor the beer, this years 120 minute was sup par for me.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2014 06:36:56 | More by Soncheebs
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
It pours a completely opaque muddy orange color with a thin white head. The nose has pine forest, mango, lemon candy, caramel, molasses, and a touch of char. There's a HUGE hop characteristic to the taste with grapefruit, apricot, orange juice, and orange peel notes. Pitted against that is a cloying sweet malt backbone with molasses and burnt sugar. A lot is going on here and it's overpowering on the palate. The body is full, rich, and boozy: it tastes like someone took a bag of those orange slice jelly candies, liquefied them, and added rum. I also get the taste of plums and raisins, so it has some flavors that are not typically found in double IPAs or other hoppy beers.
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2014 23:41:41 | More by itsscience
4.61/5 rDev +13.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Was lucky enough to have a bottle of 2012K given to me by a fellow BA. This was served chilled in wine glasses between 5 of us. Poured a much lighter color then I was expecting for being 18%. The nose was a little boozy, but I could smell the IPA behind it. The taste is not what I was expecting at all. It was DELICIOUS! The booze didn't come out in this one and the hops were still incredibly tasty. This was a white whale for me, having always wanted to try it. It was a real joy to try and this was the favorite of everyone out of the 5 rare's that we tried.
Serving type: bottle
03-25-2014 15:45:56 | More by REDSOXIPAGUY
New Jersey
4.21/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Picked this up in Totowa a few weeks back, never having this before. I can't say that I've enjoyed anything quite like this, as this beer completely caught me off-guard. Yes, it's strong and yes, there are hops underneath all of this but it's not a hop-bomb and like the Bell's Hopslam, this one crept up on me both in taste and in strength. It's not like anything else on the shelf as the "IPA" is quite a misnomer!
This had a gorgeous, apricot hue to it with a solid head that filled up the remainder of my pint glass, and lacing that made itself known after my first few sips. Lots of booze, light citrus, and apricot on the nose with more of the latter in the taste. Toss in a Barleywine taste, some roasted caramel malt, a hint of bitter chocolate, and some faint weed-like skunk and this turned out to be a winner when it came to my taste buds. The carbonation was near-perfect a hint of honey sweetness kept this light from start to finish, as well.
It certainly, certainly did not hurt that the alcohol was quite recessed here; so much so that I don't think I've ever had a beer where what I felt and what the actual ABV% was were completely different from each other. I could have downed a few of these in a sitting but there's no way I'd still be sitting up straight at that point. This was brewed on 2/17 of this year and boy,did it still taste fresh. If it were possible to brew mead and toss in some floral and earthy hops and then add some Belgian sweetness in for good measure, this would be the end result. Nothing on the shelf is quite like this and this is one of those beers that has to be sensed to be believed. A really wonderful surprise here!
Serving type: bottle
03-25-2014 12:59:28 | More by JerzDevl2000
New York
4.28/5 rDev +5.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured from a 12 oz bottle in to a snifter. I was lucky enough to find this at Lewis Bros. in Horseheads, NY. Fresh out of the fridge, I let this beer sit for about ten minutes before drinking. Bottled on 2/17/14.
A- The brew pours an opaque copper body with a little white frothy cap that hangs around for quite a while.
S- The aroma is so different than any beer I've ever smelled. I spent a good 5 minutes with my nose stuck in it. Yes, there is a bit of grapefruit and the typical DIPA stuff, but they take a back seat to a sort of sweet, woodsy aroma accompanied by just a little bit of alcohol presence. I can't hold back any longer, I just have to take a sip!
T- No amount of review reading can prepare you for the taste. Totally unique. My first sip was a big one, and I immediately noticed the alcohol. My next sip was a bit smaller and this time the hops really flexed their muscles. This isn't the "palate-wrecking" (for lack of a better term) type of hop character that a typical DIPA has. Here a powerful hop flavor of most pine sap mingles with a huge sweetness that tempts you to down the whole thing extremely quickly. The alcohol is there, but I notice less with each sip. The warming is quite nice.
M- Full-bodied to the max, especially as far as DIPAs are concerned. Light to medium carbonation. Thick and oily.
O- This beer should be a bucket list item for everyone. Not to be drank regularly, but enjoyed to celebrate an occasion or after a hard day's work. This thick mother F-er even sticks to your lips and you can taste the hops again after your sip! Just try it.
Serving type: bottle
03-19-2014 05:14:37 | More by tviz33
New York
3.24/5 rDev -20.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3
Bottled in 2011: Pours a slightly hazy amber color with chunks floating in it and a 1 finger tan head that was full of bubbles and faded after a few minutes, leaving minimal spotty lacing.
Smells was not as hoppy as I expected, in fact it had no hop aroma and smelled more like booze or a barleywine than an IPA. Rich malt, caramel, dark rum, dark fruit, pine cone, brown sugar and alcohol make up the nose with very little hop essence coming through; the age must have really turned everything to sugar as it smells very sweet and boozy.
Taste is also more like booze or a barleywine than an IPA. There are more hops present in the flavor, but this is still almost cloyingly sweet and not the massive hop attack I expected. It is very complex with a mix of dark fruits soaking in rum or starting to rot, malt, caramel, syrup, dark rum, pine cone, brown sugar, herbs or some light spices, warm orange juice (with the pulp in it) and alcohol. There is no hiding or denying the alcohol, it comes at you like a gorilla pounding it's chest to state it's there. After each sip there is the alcohol burn with mild warming heat that's not abrasive, leading to other flavors like the yeast/penny taste, honey, lightly toasted grains and some more booze soaked fruit.
Mouthfeel is thick, chewy and heavy, with a dense body, very mild carbonation and only a slightly bitter aftertaste that was just as malty and boozy as it was sweet.
I remember it being better in the past, so perhaps I'll have to get a fresh bottle and try it as this was way too sweet and syrupy, and devoid of the massive hops used to make it. Strong ale or barleywine would be a better classification for what I just drank as there were not any IPA characteristics in the brew I just consumed. Overall it was OK, but nothing special.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2014 03:57:06 | More by CHickman
4.58/5 rDev +12.8%
look: 4.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
This one was a gift, and much appreciated. Pours a hazy orange, like watered-down, golden orange soda. Very minimal head - just a thin rim around the glass. Very tiny bubbles on the bottom gradually expand on their trip to the top; it's like watching an out-take from the closing moments of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Deep, woodsy caramel aroma. Some pine, some dark rum. I let this one warm a bit, and the alcohol smell is more pronounced, really the only negative.
It's a very pleasing initial taste: Very sweet, slightly bitter, and intensely hoppy. Then a ton of ripe fruit: plums, bananas. Some gumball flavors, brown sugar, more rum. The alcohol really is present in the vapors, and I'm not tasting an alcohol burn or even a liquor-type burn. This tastes like a beer.
This is one that is a pleasure to sip and savor. It's an IPA, a heavy one, but the carbonation is perfect in that is creates a lightness where its needed and allows the flavors to breathe, expand, and work.
I'm a happy camper. Too bad it is not in Alabama.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2014 02:34:29 | More by kaufmaal
District of Columbia
4.83/5 rDev +19%
look: 5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
*This review is intended to both instill anecdotal worship and fear*
I must start my review to stating that after an long arduous day at work I knew that the 120 minute in the fridge was going to be the right option to take the edge off. I must first state that I went into my drink with awe inspiring fear based off a previous experience.
To understand the sense of trepidation I am compelled to explain, at the fledging stages of my craft beer educational a few years ago in a far away land called Delaware and decided nothing would be better than a trip to the Dogfishead Brewery, the brewery was awesome. We did some tasting and tried some new things and upon departure, a white light shined from the heavens and drew me towards the golden pyramid of 120 minute IPA. At junction I had only ever had 60 minute IPA so my logic dictated that if 60 minute IPA was awesome then 120 had to be twice as awesome. So the beer gods guided my hand the register and back home to the hot tub never stopping to read a review or consider the alcohol content could be different.
I cracked open the first 120 around 5pm and before 6pm they were all, gone. I do not recall much of my thoughts on my first tasking but judging by the speed they were extinguished I can safely assume I thoroughly enjoyed them. Shortly after I can only tell you what my companions told me as I do not recall the rest of the events of the evening. Apparently I cooked a steak and some tuna, but unable to tell the difference I added sesame seeds to my steak and A1 to my tuna. Then proceeded to play Jenga was but astonished that the game was obviously rigged as I could not get one block out without the tower toppling to the floor.
The next morning during quite refection and the sound of bongs beating internally in my head I decided to look at the abv to see what happened, 20 percent! yow! I then decided beer math was in order, yikes I drank the equivalent of 20 miller lites in less than an hour. From this moment 120 minute IPA became my great white whale.
Years later I decided the moment had come for Ahab to conquer Moby Dick, and this moment was yesterday evening. With the eurphoria of a kid at Christmas overtaking the underlying sense of fear I dove in.
The color was a milky golden hue indicating a think and robust beer. The aroma had a mild smell of alcohol but was far less than one would assume for such a strong abv. The malt and caramel smells did an amazing job of hiding the strong alcohol content, and the thick frothy head maintained that solid aroma from start to finish. The mouthfeel was smooth as silky and the taste was a balanced melding of sweet malt backbone what strong hops and mild caramel and fruit undertones. The beer was balanced from start to finish, and left you wanting more.
BUT, proceed with caution, this beer is so easy to drink that you may feel "a few more won't hurt" , but this beer will "Cure what ALES ya" and then some!
A must drink!
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2014 17:43:22 | More by bryanbullock
District of Columbia
4.66/5 rDev +14.8%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
Bottled on 2/17/14. Poured into a chalice. $11.99/12oz
Zowie! Why don't I drink this beer more often – maybe because it's hard to find! I need to keep this beer in stock. Very unique. Less than a month old. This young beer, with all of its residual sweetness should be very interesting after some aging, but that said it is a "drink-now" beer. 4.75
A – Pours a cloudy pale golden with a one-finger white head – IMO a great looking head for a beer with such a high ABV. Good lacing as well. An extra 0.25 for such beauty with a high ABV. 5.0
S – Hoppy, but not the hop bomb aroma one might expect. Pine, orange blossom, sweetness, malt. Equal parts malt and hops. 4.5
T – A nice hoppy start with a sweet alcohol laced (but not solventy) finish. Balanced. Hoppiness is balanced by the sweet maltiness. 4.75
MF – Medium-heavy with a slightly sweet finish. Just a hint of syrupiness. 4.25
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2014 02:10:15 | More by Sludgeman
5/5 rDev +23.2%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
This beer is perfect.
Obviously it's strong. It's 20% abv!!
Weak hearted please stay away.
I don't need to say anything about the taste. If you're drinking it you can figure it out!
My all time fav beer. Always. I wish it was available all year.
Serving type: bottle
03-06-2014 00:56:23 | More by Everything_Belgium
2.95/5 rDev -27.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.25
Waited a long time to score a couple bottles of the Dogfish Head 120 (I LOVE the 90 minute).
I obviously knew it would be strong but wow. This one just isn't for me. Way too much alcohol. Couldn't finish it unfortunately.
The appearance was nice but beyond that it wasn't what I look for in a beer. Will gladly trade off my second bottle someday...
Serving type: bottle
02-26-2014 18:17:38 | More by TaylorMade2014
4.46/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
This is borderline not even a beer...not sure what it is really. BUT, it is awesome. It's cloudy as hell and strong as hell. Almost no carbonation and extremely boozy. It really seems like more of a novelty to drink it as this point, which is probably due to it's limited release.
Serving type: bottle
02-26-2014 01:02:17 | More by LimpHarness
4.55/5 rDev +12.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12 oz bottle from 2012
A- Deep dark gold/red color with little lacing.
S- malt city! also hop and booze but lot a malt.
T- sweet malt in middle and hop happens in the back with booze. pine and apple in the front?
M- Sticky and heavy with little carbonation.
O- fantastic beer. I've been wanting to try this for awhile and I would say it lives up to my expectation. I'm excited to try 2014 whenever it comes out. I will surely age a couple like this one.
Serving type: bottle
02-23-2014 02:40:20 | More by ColeAnthony
4.9/5 rDev +20.7%
look: 3 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
This beer has a lot of hype about it, and it sure does live up to it ! As the thick aroma hits your nose, you know you are in for a treat. It is bold, has a lot of character and you can certainly taste the alcohol. However, unlike most beers, the strong alcohol flavor takes nothing away from the taste. If anything, it adds to it. This is a beer that you want to sip on and if possible, condition if for a while as it ages very well. Overall, this is one of the best beers around. My only complaint is the appearance is very plain. However, we all know that it doesn't make a bit of difference to the taste which is why this beer gets a perfect overall score in my book.
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 03:14:19 | More by topharry123
3.94/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-hazy dark gold color with a small head that faded quickly and leaves very little lace
S-malt, strong malt and strong hop
T-you get a strong sugar taste that goes to a strong hop aftertaste, but the sweet taste is mixed with it along with an alcohol warming
M-full body and low carbonation
O-Bottled on 7-8-2008, so it was aged and do not know if it had changed. I am looking forward to trying a fresher one
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 00:48:59 | More by a0lbudman
3.66/5 rDev -9.9%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Dark gold, clear, no head, not much lacing to speak of
Light-moderate Malt scents and citrusy hops come through along with the strong presence of alcohol. By smelling this, you know it's going to be a big one.
Strong malt and hop presence, quite the kick of flavors. It sure has a "wow" factor. There was a really strong alcohol presence in the finish.
I had to pick this up when I saw it for the first time. I wasn't sure what I would think of it but it was Dogfish's fabled 120 minute so I had to buy it... For $20.00 for one 12oz bottle. It was good, but something more novelty than anything, I had a 1000 IBU beer off tap for $20.00 a glass once that was way more intense of an experience
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2014 17:30:30 | More by BeerandWhiskeyHQ
120 Minute IPA from Dogfish Head Brewery
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.NET v 3.5 needed but the .NET check utility mentioned says it can only detect up to version 3.0
Am I missing something (usually am!)?
This program is used for add in-game players rating for XVM mod
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Starting with patch 0.8.1 XVM applies only to the version Lite, that is, without the statistics module, statistics module renamed xvm-stat and distributed as a separate package.
1. Install XVM mod (Curse.com or code.Google.com).
2. Game must be installed to disk with NTFS file system.
3. Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Client Profile is required (not 4.0).
You can check your installed .NET versions using this utility:
4. Install DokanLibrary: http://dokan-dev.net/en/download/#dokan
5. Unzip archive to game folder:
Right click to archive -> "Extract all..." -> select game folder -> "Extract"
6. Run xvm-stat.exe (game will be started automatically).
If you want statistics and game launcher, start with /launcher argument:
Create shortcut xvm-stat.exe
Open Properties
Write 'xvm-stat.exe /launcher' (without quotas) in Object field
Press OK
7. If you use Skype, in Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Connection ->
REMOVE CHECK "Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections".
8. If you want to send bug report, include file XVM.log from game folder to your report.
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Версия для XVM 3.1.2+
XVM Stat - программа для отображения статистики в моде XVM
Version for XVM 3.1.2+
XVM Stat - program for in-game players rating in XVM mod
Added saving stats to xvm-stat.log file (optional).
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|File Name
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|XVM Stat 1.1.0 for XVM 3.1.2+
|Update 8.2
|XVM Stat 1.0.1 for XVM 3.0.4+
|Update 8.1
|XVM Full 3.0.3 (WoT client 0.8.0)
|Update 8.0
|XVM Full 3.0.1 (WoT client 0.8.0)
|Update 8.0
|XVM Full 2.5.4 (WoT client 0.7.5)
|Update 7.5
|XVM Full 2.4 (WoT client 0.7.4)
|Update 7.4
|XVM Full 2.3.1 (WoT client 0.7.3)
|XVM Full 2.3.rc2 (WoT client 0.7.3)
.NET v 3.5 needed but the .NET check utility mentioned says it can only detect up to version 3.0
Am I missing something (usually am!)?
Can you please update this for the 8.8 version? I really would love to have this mod!
Great help for installation ... step by step video for installing XVM
hi, having issues getting xvm-stat 1.5 to start. while watching the WoT folders, I do see the .xvmfs folder get created. This is what the log always says:
2013.07.03 22:55:18 XVM Stat v126.96.36.199823 for XVM 4.0.0+
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] MountPoint: C:\Games\World_of_Tanks\res_mods\xvm\.xvmfs
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Unmount previous mount
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Create MountPoint directory
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Creating server thread
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Starting server thread
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Dokan thread: Starting main loop
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [i] Timeout: 25000, MountPoint: res_mods\xvm\.xvmfs
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [i] Game Region: US (detected)
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [i] Time: 273 ms, Size: 22 bytes
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] responseFromServer: {"id":1,"status":"ok"}
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [D] Dokan thread: Main loop ended
2013.07.03 22:55:18 [i] Can't assign a drive letter or mount point
2013.07.03 22:55:20 [D] Dokan thread is not alive. Exiting.
2013.07.03 22:55:20 [i] Stopping server
Does anyone have an idea what's going on? I've uninstalled, rebooted, reinstalled till I'm red faced and ready to take a sledge hammer to this. would really like some help instead of succumbing to that last step :)
really confused with the stats, ive created a XVM shortcut, when i click properties what is the object field??? is it "target" or "start in" what does /launcher arument mean exactly???
You need to install the correct version of XVM Stat
for version 3.5.x of XVM
Hello,I have installed XVM Mod & XVM Stats from offical page,but I really like config that is on screenshots,could you tell who's config is that?
Is this working for the 8.4 update?
I thought I would add an issue that I was having and was able to solve part way. Like many people I was getting the error saying connection refused when starting XVM STAT. I found out I could not ping the proxy or traceroute to it. At first I thought maybe Comcast was banned since my phone and work could both ping the server. It turned out to be my router. For whatever reason my new Netgear WNDR3800 could simply not get there. I replaced the router i use with the other router I had upstairs and all worked just fine. I still have no idea why the netgear cant do it but it just can't get to the proxy though it can get to the IP just before the proxy. I went through every configuration I could find on the router and could not get it to see the proxy. Its the only address I have ever had issues getting to. I have a feeling it's something about the bulychev.net ip address but since my router does not print out route tables I cant see if there is something hardcoded but when resolving the 5.9.136 address it wont go further than the router itself.
The XVM says ingame that there is a new update but i do not see the update anywere, i already have the xvm roughneck update but the XVM that i have to run before the game is still old version, how do i update so it will work correctly.
Every time I try to run the EXE I get the following error:
Can't assign drive letter or mount point
Any idea on what the issue is?
You have to install Dokan library, you can find it here: http://dokan-dev.net/en/download/
that will solve your issue.
This is what it does for you: http://dokan-dev.net/en/about/
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Peter-793888 recently posted something which prompted this thought:
When you lost your spouse, did you have access to services/counseling such as are listed at the top of this Forum?
Did you use them? To what degree were they helpful?
If you did not, why?
Peter-793888 recently posted something which prompted this thought:
Peter-793888 recently posted something which prompted this thought:
When you lost your spouse, did you have access to services/counseling such as are listed at the top of this Forum?
Did you use them? To what degree were they helpful?
If you did not, why?
In my situation, I was a caregiver for several years -- some of the grieving was already taking place during that time. The reactions -- physically, spiritually and emotionally, still hit hard after she was called home. I'm not sure that any degree of counseling would have helped that. It's something that people have to work through. We need to go through the process -- not to rush it, postpone it, or try to eliminate it. One's personal attitude plays a large role in knowing that things will get better in time.
Many people aren't aware of what to expect when such a close loss occurs, and I would enourage those who are struggling to cope receive whatever help they need and might be beneficial to them. It's not unusual to undergo therapy afterward. It helps people understand the grieving process and the best way(s) to work through it.
I would also encourage people to participate in their parish programs. If not offered, there is an opportunity to begin a group. Beyond that, other area parishes might welcome others into their programs, just as our parish did. Church groups add the faith and spiritual dimensions to help, along with personal support. Each person has a story, and it's good to tell it to others who can truly relate. On a yearly basis, our archdiocese usually offers a day's program for this purpose. The frequency is obviously limited, but still has great value to the participants, and reaction has been positive.
When my first husband died 19 years ago there really was not a lot of help available. I was a caregiver for a long time before his death. I remember after his death feeling so totally alone. I was so used to taking care of him I didn't know what to do with myself. I had not worked in over 23 years so I didn't have a job to go back to. One weekend when my son was home from college he literally pushed me out the door to go to a Catholic Singles group. It got me back into circulation, because I had become a bit of a recluse. I think everyone handles grief in their own way. My grief started a long time before John ever passed away. I was grieving for what used to be. I took so much for-granted in life. You read stories like this, but you never expect to be living the life. One memory always seems to stand out in my mind it was Senior Night for the football team, and our son pushed his father out on the field in his wheel chair I don't think there was a dry eye around. Then there was the time he asked me if it embarrassed me to push him in his wheel chair, and I said of course not, but his reply was it embarrasses me. I did get counseling during his illness. I think I grieved more in the later years like when our first grandchild was born he was the person I most wanted to share that joy with. At the time of his death he was suffering so much I was ready to let him go, but that does not mean you don't feel the loss.
I agree with Ray. My husband passed away 3 years ago and it is something you have to work through on your own. My church only had a grieving counseling in the afternoon and I worked so that was not going to work out for me. I did attend a memorial service on a Sunday afternoon held by a funeral home and found that very helpful.
Peter-793888 recently posted something which prompted this thought:
When you lost your spouse, did you have access to services/counseling such as are listed at the top of this Forum?
Did you use them? To what degree were they helpful?
If you did not, why?
To my knowledge, very few parishes in our Archdiocese have such programs. However, the Archdiocese has programs for the widowed, divorced and separated. They need to have one exclusively for the widowed. Yes, all of us ever married have a loss but a totally different loss than those widowed.
After I was divorced, I attended such a program. That was 20 years ago and the best $20.00 I have spent. The program lasted for 8 weeks and each session lasted 2 hours. I quickly discovered though the widowed needed their own program. Possibly I am missing something here.
Just my opinion.
That was exactly my experience with my husband Frank. He was ill for 10 years becoming more and more incapacitated. I grieved while he was alive for the man that used to be and for his sorrow for the loss of life as it used to be. When he died I was more happy for him than sad, because he had begged for death. But when my second husband died unexpectedly the grief was and is overwhelming. No I have not made use of formal support groups, but have spent hours with my friends and some of my family. There have been widowers on CM that have shared their pain and loss. I find writing about it so much more cathartic than talking to strangers in a room. I have a problem with crying in front of others, except for close friends and the added stress of "losing it" in public would negate any help I would get from a group.
I was working and tried to go back after just two weeks. I thought I had to keep some normalcy because everything was turned upside down. (That and my boss called daily to see when I would return.) I tried counseling but it wasn't for me. I lost that job 5 months later and that allowed to me to attend a grief group. It was good in that people understood, but they were much older and none had kids at home so I didn't feel like they could relate to my challenges.
What did help the most was going to mass every morning, attending Bible study and sitting in adoration. I prayed, cried, prayed and felt God's peace slowly work it's way into me. My fears were replaced with trust. My humor came back. After mass and rosary, I'd go to coffee with the ladies and they shared their experiences. My priest has assigned a befriender to visit me and we became the best of friends.
My first job after that was parish secretary at a nearby town and it was an awesome place to heal. Parishioners who knew my story (word spreads quickly in a small town) would come in and share their stories. As a group, our office prayed together daily and my office was directly across from the adoration chapel.
In all, I believe it was God's generous blessings that put people in my path and helped me along. Thw years following Bob's death have brought me closer to God than I have ever been before.
Part of my grieving started when my husband was diagnosed with cancer. Becuase his cancer was advanced, I knew that his chances of survival were very low. Still I refused to accept it and tried every remedy possible. When he passed away I was numb and desolate. I made use of telephone counselling services offered as part of my employment. I had 3 sessions when he was dying and the last 3 after he passed away. I also used other telephone counselling when I felt I needed to talk to someone and some of these helped depending who was on the other side of the line. I had a few sessions through the palliative care and found them supportive. I also joined a group of widows and widowers. The first one I did not jell as they were all much older than me and I had to take my kids and keep them in the next room. Then I tried another group where there were young children who had their own activities while the parent met in their groups. But this group had much younger widows and widowers and I felt odd. So I stopped attending. I then joined a walking group and although all the members were much older than me, I felt supported and was also able to support others. Attended every month, till I returned to work. I felt that this support was useful. I still had to go through the grief but talking about it helped.
I think it is important to get counselling and support that you find makes you feel comfortable.
I knew right from the first week, that this was something I was not prepared to handle on my own. My head was reeling with crazy thoughts. I couldn't think. I couldn't sleep. I couldn't talk. I've never been one who thought about counseling much per se, but I knew this grief thing was way beyond my capacity to understand, to rationalize, to control. The week after the funeral I made an appointment with my doctor, she prescribed a sleeping aid, which I only took once lol. We met weekly for the first month or so and in the meantime I made an appointment through the counseling center on campus. I met with the counselor for individual counseling weekly for several months and then he transitioned me into a group, which I have been in since then.
It was the best decision I have ever made and I am a little shocked I had the presence of mind to do it. There were just too many thoughts and emotions to manage and I was unable to contain them. Grief is like an entity of its own, and it doesn't care about your sense of pride or dignity or anything else, it just consumes you and ravages you and tears down everything you thought was strong about yourself.
For most of the first year, I literally felt as if the left side of my body had been amputated and was merely a gelatinous shell. I literally felt shredded in half. It was very good to have someone who didn't know me or Pete to be able to say all the horrible things that go through your head. I had no warning that Pete would be gone. He went in to cover an extra shift because someone else had backed out. He didn't want to go in that night, which was odd for him, he never complained about work. He kissed me good bye, came back and said, "I love you so much you don't even know." I thought that was a little odd, so I followed him to the porch and told him the same. He said, he'd fill up the car, then asked if I'd be waiting for him when he got home, he really needed some time with me and then we'd go to dinner the next night. I said absolutely. He gave me his naughty grin, and the I love you sign in sign language, then drove away. The next time I saw him was one hour before the wake.
I would encourage anyone going through this, or even preparing for the death of a loved one to seek out a counselor. It I truly believe helped me navigate this last year without completely falling apart.


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Nope it gotta be no, it HAS to be the Knights. I will accept no other name
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Nope it gotta be no, it HAS to be the Knights. I will accept no other name
red jersey, blue letters, gold trim and sleeve trim
blue jersey, gold letters, red trim and sleeve trim
which one yall like?
Red, Gold, Black = the colors of YOUR DEFENDING NFCW CHAMPIONS, the San Francisco 49ers.
Red, Gold, Navy = the colors of YOUR NEW ORLEANS TO-BE-NAMED-LATERS.
So my teams will have similar colors. If I have to part with the Creole Blue and purple, I guess I can live with being the roundball 49ers.
With purple and pinstripes from days gone by, I trumpet Hugo's name to the NOLA sky. When rebranders and posers abuse their might, beware my power, TEAL LANTERN'S LIGHT!
Forever hating the nickname, the logos, and the colors. Still backing the team I've loved since 1994.
Stolen name. Stolen colors. Stolen identity. Still the same old worthless Slobcats. Suck sludge, Charlotte.
The Knights? Aha
New Orleans Pelicans-Seattle Seahawks-Atlanta Braves-Anaheim Ducks
Baptize them in the water out of Scarface pool,
And feed 'em from the table that held Corleone's food,
If you die, tell them that you played my game
I hope your bullet holes become mouths that say my name.
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I hope the Benson's have some taste and don't name it some corny name. I know they control everything but common now, we dont wanna cheer for the pelicans, voodoo, buccanners(dont wanna have 2 bucks), or some other goofy AFL wanna be team. Knights, and Crecent City Krewwe are my favs and 2 names who I know nobody can complain about
People will hate on it no matter what name or colors the Benson's choose.
Bottom line... Haters gonna hate.
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I've heard the name is between the Pelicans and the Angels... I think it all depends on the logo.
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They were right on the colors initally... it should be balck gold and red.... those would be great colors.
haha i swear man you post the best videos/gifs/jokes. Even your signature is the best=WhoDatHornet;1006338]People will hate on it no matter what name or colors the Benson's choose.
Bottom line... Haters gonna hate.
Count me in the group that thinks. Black gold and Red would be great. Navy gold and red would be ok, could be good if they don't feature navy much. I just don't care for the navy on red look. Unless it's USA.
I don't like Pelicans but I would be fine after by mid-season or so. I could never get behind Spirit or Krewe, those would be great names for the d league.
I wonder if they considered the Mardi Gras before they made the final decision
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Hint: Often there are craft beer enthusiasts, brewers, or others in the industry that also have a legal background.
- Mission: What's the guild's purpose? Promotional purposes, advocacy in state politics, education, or a combination? : Sample Mission Statements
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Most brewers guilds/associations fall under section 501(c)6 of the Federal Tax Code. This is the designation for trade associations and business leagues. While online filing for your EIN, download Publication 557: Tax-Exempt Status for Your Organization. It will contain information and forms required for obtaining 501(c)6 status.
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Again, the advice of an attorney with respect to these issues is essential.
Taking Minutes to Protect Organization
The purpose of taking minutes is to protect the organization and the association members who participate in the meeting. The minutes are not intended to be a record of discussions, nor serve as a newsletter for the organization. Minutes should be kept as brief as possible, and should only reflect action taken at the meeting. Read helpful guidelines here.
Compliance with Antitrust Laws
In addition to making sure that your guild/association receives tax-exempt status, your guild/association must comply with the antitrust laws, which consist of federal and, potentially, state laws. Generally speaking, the antitrust laws encourage appropriate collaborative efforts (such as a brewers guild/association) to promote products, exchange innovative ideas, and attempt to influence government policy.
Nevertheless, the antitrust laws generally forbid conduct among competitors that unreasonably restrains trade. In the guild/association setting, members should avoid any conduct that might lead to an inference on which members have agreed to set terms. These would be competitively-significant items such as prices, discounts, rebates, output, credit terms, customer allocations, boycotts of customers or distributors, and the like. This is because guild/association members are likely to be competitors with one another, and agreements among competitors of these types could lead to serious antitrust liability.
If any guild/association activities involve sensitive, competitively significant topics like those described above (price, discounts, etc.), members should refrain from addressing those topics without prior approval from an attorney. Guild/association members must exercise common sense when participating in meetings or other guild/association activities to avoid any perception that the guild/association is engaged in conduct that could run afoul of the antitrust laws.
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Alan Wells, MD, DMSc
Alan Wells, MD, DMSc, is the Vice-Chairman and Head of the Section of Laboratory Medicine (encompassing Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Microbiology, Hematopathology, Immunopathology, Molecular Diagnostics, and Transfusion Medicine). He also serves as the Medical Director for the UPMC Clinical Laboratories. As the Thomas Gill III Professor of Pathology, Wells directs a large research endeavor investigation how cells interact with and respond to their microenvironment during cancer dissemination and wound healing, with an eye towards biologically engineered and stem cell therapeutics in these arenas.
Thomas J. Gill III Professor of Pathology
Office Location:
UPMC Clinical Laboratories
UPMC Clinical Lab Building
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3477 Euler Way
Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA
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Research InterestsThe Wells' Lab research program, in close collaboration with its research partners, aims to understand cell migration in terms of how motility processes are regulated, and understand how this regulation of migration plays a role in physiologic and pathologic situations. We are integrating the knowledge gained from our biochemical and biophysical mechanistic studies into our investigations concerning conditions of dysregulated (tumor invasion) and orchestrated (wound healing and organogenesis) cell motility. As part of understanding the motility response, we are investigating both how this particular integrated cell response is selected from among others and the metabolic consequences of motility. This integrative approach provides reinforcing insights and novel avenues for exploration into the basic signaling pathways as well as functioning of whole organism. As a model system, we explore motility signaling from the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) in adherent cells.
Awards and Honors
- 2001 - American Society for Clinical Investigation
- 2002 - American Association of University Pathologists (Pluto Club)
- 2008 - Keynote Speaker, European Tissue Repair Society Annual Meeting, Malta
- 2008 - Pitt Innovator Awardee
- 2010-11 - Chair, NIH Study Section – Surgery, Anesthesiology and Trauma (SAT)
- 2011 - William E Brown Outstanding MSTP Mentor Award, UPitt
- 2011 - Distinguished Mentor, Biomedical Graduate Students Association, UPitt
- 2011 - Keynote Speaker, Japan Society for Laboratory Medicine Annual Meeting
Selected PublicationsView Dr. Wells' publications on PubMed
CC Yates, D Whaley, S Hooda, PA Hebda, RJ Bodnar, A Wells (2009). Delayed re-epithelialization and basement membrane regeneration after wounding in mice lacking CXCR3. Wound Repair and Regeneration 17, 34-41. PMID: 19152649.
RJ Bodnar, CC Yates, M Rodgers, X Du, A Wells (2009). IP-10 induces dissociation of newly formed vessels. Journal of Cell Science 122, 2064-2077. PMID: 19470579. PMCID: PMC2723158
MO Platt, AJ Roman, A Wells, DA Lauffenburger, LG Griffith (2009). Sustained epidermal growth factor levels and activation by tethered ligand binding enhances osteogenic differentiation of multi-potent marrow stromal cells. Journal of Cellular Physiology 221, 306-317. PMID: 19544388.
MO Platt, CL Wilder, A Wells, LG Griffith, DA Lauffenburger (2009). Multi-pathway kinase signatures of multipotential stromal cells are predictive for osteogenic differentiation: tissue-specific stem cells. Stem Cells 27, 2804-2814. PMID: 19750537.
CC Yates, P Krishna, D Whaley, R Bodnar, T Turner, A Wells (2010). Lack of CXC chemokine receptor 3 (CXCR3) signaling leads to hypertrophic and hypercellular scarring. American Journal of Pathology 176, 1743-1755. PMID: 20203286. PMCID: PMC2843466.
H Shao, C Wu, A Wells (2010). Phosphorylation of α-actinin-4 upon epidermal growth factor (EGF) exposure regulates its interaction with actin. Journal of Biological Chemistry 285, 2591-2600. PMID: 19920151. PMCID: PMC2807316.
M Li, JM Aliotta, JM Asara, Q Wu, LD Tucker, A Wells, PJ Queensberry, B Ramratnam (2010). Intercellular transfer of proteins as identified by stable isotope labeling of amino acids in cell culture. Journal of Biological Chemistry 285, 6285-6297. PMID: 20026604. PMCID: PMC2825424.
BL Hood, J Grahovac, MS Flint, M Sun, N Charro, D Becker, A Wells, TP Conrads (2010). Proteomic analysis of laser microdissected melanoma cells from skin organ cultures. Journal of Proteome Research 9, 3656-3663. PMID: 20459140. PMCID: NIHMS209402
YL Chao, CR Shepard, A Wells (2010). Breast carcinoma cells re-express E-cadherin during mesenchymal to epithelial reverting transition. Molecular Cancer 9, 179. PMID: 20609236. PMCID: PMC2907333.
L Leloup, H Shao, Y-H Bae, B Deasy, D Stolz, P Roy, A Wells (2010). M-Calpain activation is regulated by its membrane localization and by its binding to PIP2. Journal of Biological Chemistry 285, 33549-33566. PMID: 20729206. PMCID: PMC2963356.
H Shao, J-C Wang, MR Pollak, A Wells (2010). α-Actinin-4 is essential for maintaining the spreading, motility, and contractility of fibroblasts. PLoS One 5, e13291. PMID: . PMCID: PMC2978680.
YH Bae, Z Ding, T Das, A Wells, F Gertler, P Roy (2010). Profilin-1 regulates PI(3,4)P2 and lamellipodin accumulation at the leading edge thus influencing MDA-MB-231 cell motility. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) 107, 21547-21552. PMID: 21115820. PMCID: PMC3003040.
S Wu, A Wells, L Griffith, DA Lauffenburger (2011). Controlling multipotential stromal cell migration by integrating "coarse-graining" materials and "fine-tuning" small molecules via decision tree signal-response modeling. Biomaterials 32, 7524-7531. PMID: 21782235.
C Yates, DL Whaley, A Wells (2011). Transplanted fibroblasts prevent dysfunctional repair in a murine CXCR3-deficient scarring model. Cell Transplantation, in press.
YL Chao, Q Wu, M Acquafondata, R Dhir, A Wells (2011). Partial mesenchymal to epithelial reverting transition in breast and prostate cancer metastases. Cancer Microenvironment, in press.
HD Kim, AS Meyer, JP Wagner, SK Alford, A Wells, FB Gertler, DA Lauffenburger (2011). Signaling network state predicts Twist-mediated effects on breast cell migration across diverse growth factor contexts. Molecular and Cellular Proteomics 10, e10.1074.
YL Chao, Q Wu, C Shepard, A Wells (2011). Hepatocyte-induced re-expression of E-cadherin in breast and prostate cancer cells increases chemoresistance. Clinical and Experimental Metastasis, in press.
M Rodrigues, O Turner, D Stolz, L Griffith, A Wells (2012). Production of reactive oxygen species by multipotent stromal cells/mesenchymal stem cells upon exposure to Fas Ligand. Cell Transplantation, in press.
Q Wu, R Dhir, A Wells (2012). Altered CXCR3 isoform expression regulates prostate cancer cell migration and invasion. Molecular Cancer 11, 3.
AS Meyer, SK Hughes-Alford, JE Kay, A Castillo, A Wells, FB Gertler, DA Lauffenburger (2012). 2D Protrusion but not motility predicts growth factor-induced cancer cell migration in 3D collagen. Journal of Cell Biology, in press.
C Yates-Binder, M Rodger, J Jaynes, A Wells, RJ Bodnar, T Turner (2012). An IP-10 (CXCL10)-derived peptide inhibits angiogenesis. PLoS One, in press.
J Grahovac, D Becker, A Wells (2012). Melanoma cell invasiveness is regulated at least in part by the epidermal growth factor-like repeats of tenascin-C. Journal of Investigative Dermatology, in press.
J Zhou, J Jones, H Wang, S Hardy, D Austin, Q He, T Turner, A Wells, W Grizzle, C Yates (2012). Nuclear Kaiso indicates aggressive prostate cancer and promotes migration and invasiveness of prostate cancer cells. American Journal of Pathology, in press.
M Rodrigues, HC Blair, L Stockdale, L Griffith, A Wells (2012). Surface tethered epidermal growth factor protects proliferating and differentiating multipotent stromal cells from FasL induced apoptosis. Stem Cells, in press.
ReviewsM Rodrigues, LG Griffith, A Wells (2010). Growth factor regulation of proliferation and survival of MSC. Stem Cell Research and Therapy 1, 32.
A Wells, YL Chao, Q Wu (2010). Biology of metastatic liver tumors. In Molecular Pathology of Liver Diseases (Ed: PSP Monga, Springer).
A Wells, YL Chao, J Grahovac, Q Wu, DA Lauffenburger (2011). Cell motility in carcinoma metastasis as modulated by switching between epithelial and mesenchymal phenotypes. Frontiers in Bioscience 16, 815-837. PMID: 21196205.
L Leloup, A Wells (2011). Calpains as potential anti-cancer targets. Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Targets 15, 309-323. PMID: 21244345.
CC Yates, R Bodnar, A Wells (2011). Matrix control of scarring. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences 68, 1861-1871. PMID: 21390544
M Rodrigues, LG Griffith, A Wells (2012). Adult stem cell survival strategies. In Biomaterials and Stem Cells in Regenerative Medicine (Eds: M Ramalingam, S Ramkrishna, S Best; CRC Press).
NPAD Gunasinghe, A Wells, EW Thompson, HJ Hugo (2012). Mesenchymal-epithelial transition (MET) as a mechanism for metastatic colonisation in breast cancer. Cancer Metastasis Reviews, epub ahead of print. PMID: 22729277
A Wells (2012). Laboratory Medicine: A view to the future of diagnostics and training. Special lecture of the 58th National Congress (Japan). Rinsho Byori - the Japanese Journal of Clinical Pathology 60, 312-320. PMID: 22686040


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June 28, 2010
The public is invited to attend a dedication and grand opening ceremony for the newly remodeled Colfax branch of the Placer County Library on Wednesday, June 30.
The Placer County Board of Supervisors will host the ceremony to celebrate completion of the remodeling project. The ceremony will take place at 2 p.m. at the library, 2 West Church St.
The library has resumed its normal schedule already. It is open from 1 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, noon to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
The library was closed from June 1-15 so the remodeling work could be completed.
"The reopening ceremony will be a great opportunity for the public to explore the newly refurbished library. I am thrilled with the project, and I know library patrons will like it as much as I do," said 5th District Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery, who represents the Colfax area.
"The new branch library is more accessible to children, the disabled and all library users, as well as having more space, new computers, seating and traditional printed offerings. Outside, the building retained its old-time charm, but received a much-needed facelift. Inside, the public will find a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere that encourages patrons to hang out, read, research and experience everything a library has to offer."
The library now occupies the entire 3,600-square-foot building. The renovation work included:
Friends of the Colfax Library worked closely with the county on the project. President Heidi Johnson is proud of her group's role.
"Our tenacious group of volunteers has worked tirelessly to attain this goal. Through our fundraising and our participation in the process, we've helped to keep this project focused and alive," she said. "One of the more visible results of our fundraising has been the $6,700 commission of the lovely stained-glass windows in the children's section."
Placer County incorporated into the project suggestions from the Colfax City Council and Weimar-Applegate-Colfax Municipal Advisory Council.
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November 7th, 2012
Editor's note: Todd Benjamin is CNN's former financial editor.
London (CNN) – Now that we know who's won the election, the real uneasiness can begin. There's only one issue that matters to financial markets, and that's if President Obama and Congress can cut a deal on the looming budget crisis, the so called fiscal cliff. It refers to the $600 billion of tax hikes and spending cuts that are suppose to take effect on January 1.
It's been dubbed the fiscal cliff because if those tax hikes and spending cuts happen, it would push down GDP by 4%, almost certainly sinking the U.S. economy back into recession. Fund management group BlackRock said the fiscal cliff is the most pressing issue for investors it polled in October. Those investors together manage almost $5 trillion in assets.
In an article in the Financial Times, the head of Blackrock Larry Fink estimated that U.S. companies hold $1.7 trillion in cash. He called it a "huge reservoir of money standing by to be put back into the economy," if confidence improved and if there was a solution seen as "tangible and credible."
Another CEO, Dave Cote of Honeywell, warned that unless Congress reached a deal on the issue, "we could have a recession in my view that is significantly greater than (anyone) is forecasting today, because it's an indictment of our ability to govern." Cote has likened footdragging on the fiscal cliff issue to playing with nitroglycerin.
Congress returns to Washington next and lawmakers will have just 49 days to reach a consensus on the fiscal cliff. President Obama has already said he would veto any legislation to avert the fiscal cliff that extends the Bush era tax cuts to the wealthy.
No one at this point no one knows whether the White House and Republicans, who control the House of Representatives in Congress, can find common ground. It will prove to be a litmus test, not only for this most pressing of issues, but whether the political paralysis and enmity which now dominates Washington can be overcome.
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Nashville, TN 37204
A Sonic Automotive Dealership
Browse our complete inventory of quality BMW cars in Nashville. We are committed to offering you a variety of vehicles that suit your lifestyle. A member of the BMW of Nashville sales team has the expertise to find a new BMW that will meet all of your needs. Choose from all of the latest BMW models including the 328, 335, 525, 128 and X3. Get behind the wheel of a BMW by visiting our greater Nashville car dealership located at 4040 Armory Oaks Drive, Nashville, TN.
BMW of Nashville is the greater Nashville BMW dealership where customer satisfaction is the top priority. People visit BMW of Nashville because they can consistently expect outstanding services from our new and used car dealership. We hope to have the opportunity to earn your business and invite you to visit us in person at 4040 Armory Oaks Drive, Nashville, TN.
Although we are a premier destination for new and used luxury car buyers, BMW of Nashville can also help you service and maintain your vehicle for the duration of ownership.Call or email an associate in our Nashville BMW service center to learn more! To learn more about Nashville BMW, and the services we provide, please do not hesitate to contact us right away.
* Discount may require financing through BMW FS.
* Discount on Diesel Vehicles may include ECO Credit.
* Discount may already include manufacture incentive. Therefore, manufacture incentives can not be used in addition to displayed discounts.
All advertised prices exclude state and local taxes, tags, registration and title fees, and the cost of optional equipment selected by the purchaser, if any. Includes $489.50 processing fee.


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