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TORONTO — Good news on the Florida front. B.J. Ryan is feeling great and only needed nine pitches to work through a Minor League game on Saturday. Scott Rolen is already doing baseball activities and is scheduled to have the pin removed from his broken right middle finger on Monday.
If they keep sailing along smoothly, there's a chance both players could be back with the Jays before the end of the month. Ryan is pitching every other day now and will do so for two or three more games before the Jays plot his return. Rolen still has to test his finger while throwing, which will be the biggest obstacle for him going forward.
Manager John Gibbons was in rare form this morning, holding an easy-going session with a few of us reporters. He allowed us to reaarange the furniture in his office, moving the couch to a more scribe-friendly location, and he gave us each a little gel pack of that Mona Vie stuff Lyle Overbay has been hyping up to try, and we all shared a little Mona Vie toast.
Of course, while we were consuming the antioxident gel packs, Gibby noted that they turned Yankees manager Joe Girardi on to the stuff, too. Ummm, Girardi's been out sick this week. I hope that's foreshadowing for those of us hanging out with Gibby this morning.
We also told Gibby about a minor mishap that took place during batting practice on Saturday. GM J.P. Ricciardi's younger son Mariano — of Shaun Marcum Spring Training bet fame — was helping bench coach Brian Butterfield out during infield drills, catching throws from players and tossing the ball up to Butter to hit grounders.
Rod Barajas was manning first for a little while and tossed one back toward Butter behind the third-base line, where the ball bounced smack off the top of Mariano's head. Mariano had turned away for a second and Lyle Overbay joked that he'd go prepare Barajas' release papers.
"We always knew he was accurate," quipped Gibbons, joking about Barajas' throw. "But that's probably not the kid you want to hit. You're better off hitting one of my kids." Nice.
Some lineup changes today: John McDonald makes his first start of the year at short, but Gibbons said it's not because he's Roy Halladay's personal shortstop. Matt Stairs is out, even though a right-hander is on the hill, because Gibby said Stairs hasn't fared well against Josh Beckett and it'll give Stairs two days (off-day on Monday) to rest the hip that dogged him late in the spring.
For the rest, here you go…
Today's lineups:
TORONTO (3-2) at BOSTON (3-3)
at 1:07 p.m. ET at the Rogers Centre
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
Kevin Youkilis, 1B
David Ortiz, DH
Manny Ramirez, LF
Mike Lowell, 3B
J.D. Drew, RF
Jason Varitek, C
Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
Julio Lugo, SS
PITCHING: RHP Josh Beckett
Shannon Stewart, LF
Aaron Hill, 2B
Alex Rios, RF
Vernon Wells, CF
Frank Thomas, DH
Lyle Overbay, 1B
Marco Scutaro, 3B
Rod Barajas, C
John McDonald, SS
PITCHING: RHP Roy Halladay
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Impressive win. So far this team looks like they have a completly different approach to the game than last year. I know its early, but I don't see things changing unless some guys get hurt. The pitching has the ability to win alot of games. Great starters and just as good of pen. Its nice when you see the starter starting to wear out in the 6th or 7th, and know you have guys to come in and shut the door. Obviously there are going to be a few blown saves along the line, but ive been really impressed with Tallet and Accardo. Few teams, if any can compete with the Jays in the mid to late innings. I see alot of games being won this way.
The offense is putting alot more pressure on the other teams. Rios is the centerpiece, with 6 walks already he is getting on base a ton. With his agressiveness on the bases too, its going to help Wells or whoever is behind him to get some fastballs. Thomas looks like he is on a mission. I can't wait for Rolen to return, because this team can be at least top 10 offence in all of baseball.
I agree with you about the approach, it seems really different this year. From taking more pitches, to the baserunning, it really seems like they are playing differently. The only complaint I have to this point is that they seem to be striking out looking more. That really isn't a huge issue yet, because it seems like a fixable problem, however I hope it doesn't continue as often. I guess it's just a thing that comes with the taking more pitches approach though. Once Rolen and Ryan return this team will be that much better!
Hey, does anybody know the best time to call Rogers Centre lost and found? Unfortunately, I lost my cell phone at the game on Saturday, I did leave a message but I am hoping it doesn't take forever for them to call back.
Is Rich Harden injured ? because I am really looking forward to watching him pitch against Burnett. The reason I ask is because I noticed today that the preview changed the scheduled starter.
As far as I know, Harden is now going Wednesday, but don't quote me on that. I believe it was switched to Gaudin to keep him on his regular five-day schedule. Again, as far as I know, Harden isn't hurt, but I could very well be wrong. Stay tuned…
So, yeah, as it turns out, Harden is hurt, with a sore back.


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TORONTO (AP) — Josh Willingham hit a two-run home run, Phil Hughes struck out a season-high nine to win in Toronto for the first time in almost three years and the Minnesota Twins beat the Blue Jays 7-2 on Wednesday.
Kendrys Morales had three of Minnesota's season-high 16 hits as the Twins improved to 5-2 against Toronto. Morales is 6 for 13 with three RBIs since making his Twins debut on Monday.
Hughes (7-2) allowed seven hits and walked none in seven shutout innings for his first win at Rogers Centre since July 17, 2011, when he played for the New York Yankees. The right-hander is 7-1 with a 2.27 ERA in his past 10 starts.
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I just don't think things are going to improve here. I'm willing to wager that by the time you read this, and are old and wise enough to understand what's written here, things will still be the same. And it doesn't matter which government is in power. That's the sad thing. The system is broken and there isn't the will amongst the people to fix it. I mean, there is a will, everyone here thinks he knows how to fix 'the problems' – but this country feels to me like it is beyond repair right now. The people are tired, easily distracted by their daily struggles. I think that, at best, our country will limp along, from one crisis to another, from one elated victory to morose defeat, up and down, up and down, again and again – for a very long time. Tension and release, tension and release – only it gets more tense between each cycle.
Internally, this country is coming apart at the seams like never before. Externally, our neighbors, far from coming to accept our existence here, are becoming even more hateful of us. They hate us beyond all comprehension – a violent, terrible hate.
There is so much talk of war here now. There's always been war here, and in between, talk of war, but it's different this time, bigger, more threatening, more existential.
To live a normal life here we'll have to fight forever. We'll have to fight against each other [there are many Israelis who see themselves outside of our state, its laws, and its norms] and we'll have to fight against our neighbors.
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I hear how some people talk here: "My grandson, he's going to be a General for sure, or at least a Colonel."
You know what Yoni? I don't want you to grow up to be a General or a Colonel, or a Sargent Major or even a Captain. You might want to be these things some day, but I don't want these things for you. I don't want you to be a pawn. And I don't want you to be a hero. I want you to live a long and happy life. I'd much rather you be a historian, a sculptor, a singer, a poet, a builder, or even a computer programmer [yuck]. Anything but a soldier. God forbid you become a warrior. A soldier is bad enough, but a warrior is worse.
I worry that you'll want to become a warrior. You're strong, independent, curious, and stout – all these things I can already tell about you.
So how do I get you out of this black hole, that sucks in boy after boy after boy? And is it even the right thing to do? And what's to say that, even if I do manage to get you out, that you won't go back in of your own accord, much as I did?
I'm sorry if I'm scaring you. You're way too young to think about these things; but I look at you now, tiny little man, and I can't imagine you as a grownup. What kind of man will you grow up to be? In this country, young men want to become warriors. They are encouraged to want to become warriors.
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Last Wednesday I gave my three week notice at my workplace, Children's Hospital. When I asked our nurse specialist when my manager would be back at work, she responded with, "You better not be quitting." I couldn't lie so I told her "yes." She was very supportive of my reason (she wasn't surprised) and even went so far as to say she might like to come visit me! Rarely do I have someone bring that idea up themselves... it seems that it comes from some prompting on my part or others. My manager was understanding and supportive as well. My last day is November 8th. On November 16th I will be flying out of Seattle to see a few friends for a couple of days in California. Then, I will spend two nights with Ted and Lisa Hojara in Fort Lauderdale (the Hojaras lived in Haiti last year and worked with Maison de Lumiere). On November 21st I arrive in Haiti, the same day as a wonderful group of people from Bill and Susette's church in the states, Kings Harbor. I have met and enjoyed many of these people on their previous trips to Haiti.
What will I be doing with Maison de Lumiere? Much of the same duties I had before: nurse for the childrens' homes, nurse for the community, and leading bible studies for the girls alongside the Haitian staff and my new friend Dana and Bill and Sue's daughter, Ariana. Dana is living at the guesthouse, ministering to the girls, and overseeing the feeding program for the neighborhood kids. She and I will be roommates. Ariana (my friend I tutored in math last year) is now living at the girls' home. I would love to reach out more to the ladies in our neighborhood with Bible studies, health and hygiene classes, and teach them how to read.
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Liberty students choose to serve on Spring Break
The Liberty University campus is a little less active than usual, as students are on Spring Break through March 21.
But that doesn't mean LU students are less active. While many are home or on vacation enjoying time with family and friends, some have decided to use the break in service to others.
Liberty's Center for Global Ministries, LIGHT ministries and other missions organizations are sponsoring trips this week across the U.S. and abroad.
One team is in Daytona, Fla., participating in boardwalk evangelism on the beach. They have been through two days of training and are spending the rest of the week sharing their faith. Another team is in Miami, Fla., working with Open Air Campaigners, an organization that specializes in evangelization techniques and methods. OAC will spend a few days training the students in evangelism methods and then the students will use what they learned in the Miami community.
International trips sponsored by Liberty University include Southeast Asia, North Africa, France, Czech Republic and Bosnia. They centered on university and student ministry, discipleship and relationship building.
Students and instructors from the Center for Worship at Liberty University are on a mission trip in Germany and have participated in a worship conference there.
In the U.S., two freshmen from Ohio have returned to their homes, but with a missions focus. Sarah Brock and Michael Wright are participating in a church planting project there and have attracted the attention of the local media. The two said they felt the call to spend their Spring Break spreading the Gospel after being influenced by the Center for Ministry Training's recent Church Planting Emphasis Week at Liberty University.
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On a shopping outing, Justin Bieber set off a riot at the Fairview Park Mall in Kitchener, near his native hometown of Stratford, Ontario, reports Billboard.
A mob of tween girls rushed the Sunglasses Hut where the American Music Award winner was picking up several pairs of shades. A teenager bystander described the scene as chaotic.
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Local law enforcement were called to disperse the crowd and ordered the Sunglasses Hut to shutter its doors while Bieber perused the wares.
"I thought, my God it's a 16-year-old boy who's shopping - what's the big deal?" said Hut manager Sarah Pelletier. "I was concerned because there was hundreds of girls out there and three police officers at my glass doors and I'm like, 'I don't think this is a good mix.'"
Pelletier said her main goal was to get the "Baby" singer in out and out quickly.
"I'm glad he supports his local economy and he said he keeps some of his money in Canada," she said.
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Women?s Soccer Players of the Week - No. 1
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kelsey Langille of Cumberland (Tenn.) has been named the NAIA National Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week and Indigo Recker of Concordia (Ore.) has been tabbed National Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Langille and Recker are the first honorees of the 2012 season and were selected based on their performances from Aug. 27 - Sept. 2 and were chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings.
Langille, a freshman forward from Ardrossan, Alberta, played a key role in Cumberland's 3-0 start this season that included a 4-1 victory over then-No. 24 Science & Arts (Okla.) on Sept. 2. Langille netted six goals last week, highlighted by a hat trick in the Bulldogs season opener at Bryan (Tenn.) on Aug. 28. She continued her scoring streak with an 84th-minute goal against Midland (Neb.) on Sept. 1, before closing the week with 49th and 76th-minute scores against Science & Arts.
Nationally, Langille ranks amongst the top 10 in shots per game (8), goals per game (2), game winning goals (2), goals (6), shots on goal per game (4.3) and points (12).
Recker, a senior defender from Portland, Ore., played all 180 minutes in Concordia's back-to-back shutout victories against then-No. 12 Hastings (Neb.) (2-0) on Aug. 31 and then-No. 3 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (2-0) on Sept. 2. For the week, Recker anchored a Cavalier defense that allowed only four shots, one shot on goal and two corner kicks, including just one shot attempt against Lindsey Wilson. Her performance, along with the other Concordia defenders, extends the Cavaliers shutout streak to over 300 minutes.
For a complete listing of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
For the complete player of the week calendar, click here.
Offensive Nominees: Nereyda Martinez, Houston-Victoria (Texas); Michelle Malette, Sterling (Kan.); Rylei North, Westminster (Utah); Sara Cushing, Doane (Neb.); Alyssa Malone, Davenport (Mich.); Hollie Babut, Ashford (Iowa); Libby Storie, Oklahoma Wesleyan; Tara Russell, Benedictine (Kan.); Margret Albertsdottir, Auburn Montgomery (Ala.); Jenny Hernandez, Thomas (Ga.); Brooke Wendl, Lubbock Christian (Texas); Jessica Martinez, Columbia (S.C.); Chandler Rae, Lyon (Ark.); Megan Kuntz, Point Park (Pa.); Lucia Neaves, Calumet (Ind.); Kelsey Johnston, Indiana Wesleyan; Audrey Sullivan, Corban (Ore.); Jessica Long, The Master's (Calif.); Mor Efraim, Martin Methodist (Tenn.); Valerie Comstock, Menlo (Calif.).
Defensive Nominees: Jennifer Sanchez, Houston-Victoria (Texas); Stephanie Burton, Union (Ky.); Jamie Wilkinson, Westminster (Utah); Kelsey Stark, Doane (Neb.); Katy Keefer, York (Neb.); Chelsie Mummert, South Carolina Beaufort; Stephanie Segura, Ottawa (Kan.); Abbey Adkins, Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.); Linfah Jones, William Carey (Miss.); Kayla Wilkinson, Lubbock Christian (Texas); Amanda Coleman, St. Francis (Ill.); Mackenzie Pinto, Point Park (Pa.); Stephanie Spiteri, Lyon (Ark.); Alyssa Moulds, Concordia (Mich.); Brittany Andert, Central Methodist (Mo.); Kerry Devney, Indiana Wesleyan; Chelsea Schulte, Pikeville (Ky.); Whitney Galindo, Menlo (Calif.).
2012 Women's Soccer Players of the Week (Offensive; Defensive)
Week 1 (Sept. 4): Kelsey Langille, Cumberland (Tenn.); Indigo Recker, Concordia (Ore.)


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BERLIN- With the teams now set for big game, it's not too early to make plans to participate in the annual Super Bowl Scramble at Eagle's Landing in West Ocean City this Sunday.
The creative tournament has become a fixture on the winter sports schedule in recent year and this year should be no different. Despite the snow and frigid temperatures in the area this week, the annual golf tournament on Super Bowl Sunday has traditionally been played in pleasant conditions considering the time of year.
The creative tournament features a traditional four-player scramble format with a coach (the team's A player), a quarterback, a wide receiver and a running back. The scoring format is unique, however, with six points for a touchdown (eagle), three points for a field goal (birdie), and one point for an extra point (par). Teams will be penalized two points for a safety (bogey).
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Andy & Bunny Ochoa's '52 Chevy COE
Blame it on Reno. Andy Ochoa and his wife Bunny are faithful attendants at the Hot August Nights car show held there. After seeing several COE trucks built in different configurations at the show, they were eager to build one of their own. "I wanted a flatbed truck and Bunny wanted a pickup truck, so a pickup it is," Andy said.
They found this '52 Chevy in a pasture in Eastern Washington, where it had spent several years waiting to be rescued. It was in nice shape and had no missing parts. It had never been wrecked and the only rust was in the bottom corners of the cab. The owner was ready to sell and accepted their $2,500 offer. With the flatbed and hoist removed, it was trailered back to the Ochoa's shop in Ferndale, Washington.
"I started on it immediately," Andy told us. "The engine and transmission came out, and the fenders, hood, doors, and steps came off to be sandblasted and primered. I then went to see John Barbero at Pyramid Street Rods in Bellingham to discuss what I wanted to do with the truck."
John suggested keeping the original frame, and adding a new Art Morrison front clip with brand-new components. John mounted the Morrison IFS unit, which has 2-inch dropped spindles and Strange coilovers. Power steering is provided by a Mustang II rack. The frame was lowered by a C-notch in the rear, setting the rearend on the original truck leaf springs. In order to avoid a hump in the cab, John figured out how to mount the engine underneath the seat, and shortened the 'rails a full four feet to match the distance from the back of the transmission to the rearend. The '77 Chevy B-body (full-size) rearend runs 3.08 gears with limited slip. Stock pickup shocks and factory leaf springs were retained.
The truck is powered by a Chevy ZZ4 crate engine, fed by an Edelbrock 650cfm four-barrel on an aluminum dual-plane intake manifold. Exhaust runs through a stock manifold on its way to the Flowmaster mufflers. The column-shifted Turbo 350 transmission was assembled by Richard Hyde of Bellingham. A '55 Chevy drivehaft was cut down to three feet to fit.
The new bed turned out to be too short on the modified frame, so new side panels were ordered to extend the bed to fit the frame. At Affordable Auto Works in Bellingham, Lam Phan and Felix Villareal did the bodywork and prep work on the truck prior to paint. Andy disassembled it at his shop and delivered the separate pieces to Everson, Washington, where painter Bruce Sorenson shot the Cabernet Candy Apple Red, a Sherwin-Williams color. Steve Hernandez buffed and polished the paint, which glows. When the parts were finished, Andy and his son James put them all back together.
A pair of '41-46 Chevy truck mirrors were added, along with a chromed pickup front bumper. Chroming was done at Show Quality Metal Finishing in Seattle. A couple of LED slot taillights from Hagan Street Rods were flush-mounted in the custom roll pan from Mar-K Quality Parts. Sheetmetal man Kenny Gilmore in Bellingham did a great job building the running boards and rocker panels.
What's the right rolling stock for a custom cab-over? The same as for any '50s custom, apparently. The '52 rides on 15×5-inch '55 Chevy rims, painted and dressed up with Lancer caps. The wide-white radials are P205/75R15American Classics from Coker. Brakes are 11-inch Wilwood discs in front with standard 10-inch drums in the back, with a Corvette master cylinder and 9-inch booster.
With the truck painted and reassembled, the last stop was Lynden, Washington. There, Frank Marino covered the original bench seat with gray Naugahyde. The floor was covered with matching Porsche carpet. A '55 Chevy Bel Air steering wheel was mounted atop a tilt column from Flaming River. Reproduction gauges replace the original instruments. John Barbero wired the truck with a harness from American Autowire.
Andy and Bunny trailer the COE for the 800-mile trip to Reno for Hot August Nights, but drive it to events within 100 miles or so—weather permitting. "Up here in the Northwest we get a lot of rain and we have lots of car shows in the summer," Andy said. "So I drive to as many as allowed between showers." Wherever the show is, heads turn when the big COE rolls through the gate. CCT


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Folks born in the month of September are fortunate to have the stunning sapphire as their birthstone. Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum and is found in just about every color except for red. There is red corundum but it is known as the gemstone ruby. The blue variety of sapphire is the most popular and is the color used to represent September. The blue sapphire ranges in color from light to dark blue. The most valuable varieties of sapphire are called Kashmir and Burmese and prized for their intense, deep blue coloring. The Celyon sapphire is one of the oldest varieties of sapphire to be discovered.
Sapphire is a relatively hard gemstone. It is a 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness where 10 (which happens to be diamond) is the hardest mineral. The fact that it is so scratch resistant makes it ideal for daily wear and works well for wedding rings. One of the most famous sapphire wedding rings was worn by the late Princess Diana and now adorns the finger of her daughter-in-law Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge. In addition to being the birthstone for September, it is also the gemstone used to represent the 5th, 23rd and 45th year of marriage.
Sapphires have been worn to represent truth, honor and faithfulness. They were thought to bring about feelings of friendship, harmony, and sympathy. It has also been believed to offer healing for colic, mental illness and rheumatism and has been worn to protect against evil spirits and other unsavory creatures. The power of the sapphire was believed to be so strong that if given to another person it could still protect the original wearer and the new owner at the same time.
Sapphire is a luminous and radiant gemstone. It has a rich history and has been loved and adored for centuries. Yes, September babies -- you sure have one heck of a gemstone to represent your birth month. Congratulations and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!


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Aviva Premiership
Sale draft in ex-All Black Braid
ESPN Staff
January 3, 2013
Daniel Braid won six caps for the All Blacks © PA Photos
Sale Sharks have announced the signing of former All Black flanker Daniel Braid on a deal until the end of the season, as reported in the ESPNscrum Rumour Mill back in December.
Sale are currently marooned at the foot of the Aviva Premiership table and Braid will provide cover in their back-row following the news that ex-England openside Hendrie Fourie has been forced to retire. Braid will now bolster Sale's attempts to beat the drop as they look to secure their top-flight status in the second half of the season.
Braid won six caps for the All Blacks between 2002 and 2010 and Sale boss Steve Diamond was delighted with his new recruit. "Dan joins us at a critical stage of our season," Diamond said. "He is a hard working flanker who tackles well and reads the game well too. He arrived in the UK on New Years Day and came to Carrington this morning to meet his new team mates. He is an important signing for us and I am sure he will fit in perfectly."
Sale face Saracens on Sunday and Braid could be thrown straight into action. "It's great to get the opportunity to come to Europe and play a different style of rugby and live a different lifestyle," Braid said. "I know Sam Tuitupou quite well. We played school age rugby together back in New Zealand and with Auckland and the Blues, so he's given me a few tips.
"And I also spoke to Luke McAlister who used to play for Sale Sharks and he was really complimentary about the club. When I knew I was coming here I went on-line and had a look at the squad and some of the names here such as Sam and Danny Cipriani - and to see where Sale are in the table was a bit of a shock. But there are still quite a few games to go and with the win against Worcester, hopefully it's a case of onwards and upwards."
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One of the really wonderful things about numismatic study is the way that coin types frequently look back to what came before. People are naturally conservative about the appearance of their money and find it easier to put faith in the value of coins that have the backing of tradition and public sentiment as well as of the issuing authority. Thus throughout the history of coinage, old typological friends, some of whom may have seemed long lost have had an uncanny way of coming back, sometimes even after very long intervals.
For centuries after the death of Alexander the Great, kings and cities copied his widely circulating tetradrachms with the types of Herakles's head and seated Zeus. So closely were the types associated with Alexander, that the image of Herakles soon became treated as his portrait in the guise of Herakles and continued in use long into the time of the Roman Empire. From time to time Roman emperors explicitly restored old and trusted denarius types while some of the towers depicted on Medieval deniers may ultimately take their inspiration from the ubiquitous "camp gate" types of the late Roman Empire. Somewhat more recently, the laureate head and seated female figure on the state coppers of Connecticut struck from 1786 to 1788 are suspiciously similar to the portraits of King George II and III and seated Britannia reverse of the well-recognized British halfpenny.
Perhaps to be counted among the most remarkable of these reuses and resurrections of earlier types are the copper dirhams struck by the Turkoman rulers of northern Mesopotamia in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries AD. Despite the general tendency to avoid figural types on Islamic coins for reasons of religion, the Turkoman coins are rife with images—many of which seem to be modeled on ancient coin types.
One might argue (and I would) that two of the most interesting Turkoman types based on ancient models are the bronze dirhams struck by the Artuqid Turkoman dynasties of Mardin and Hisn Khayfa which take the royal portraits of Seleucid tetradrachms as their prototypes. At Mardin, the coins of Husam al-Din Timurtash (AH 516–547/AD 1122–1152) and his son Najam al-Din Alpi (AH 547–572/AD 1152–1176) take the portrait issues of Antiochus VII Sidetes (138–129 BC) as their model while at Hisn Khayfa, the coins of Nur al-Din Muhammad (AH 571–581/AD 1175–1185) seem to look to tetradrachms of Antiochus IV Epiphanes (176–165 BC) or Antiochus V Eupator (164–162 BC).
Exactly why these Seleucid types (and other ancient types) were resurrected under these Artuqid Turkoman rulers remains rather mysterious. As the Seleucid presence had disappeared from Mesopotamia already in 130 BC (coincidentally with the death of Antiochus VII) and the Turkomans employed a wide variety of ancient coin motifs, the answer cannot have been to illustrate continuity with the past (except in the very broadest of terms) and thereby express legitimacy. Indeed, the portrait of Antiochus VII was doubled for another issue of Najam al-Din Alpi. This double portrait has been interpreted as a representation of the astrological sign Gemini, which would then clearly indicate that the image of Antiochus VII was not used by the die engravers under Alpi and Timurtash because they knew who he was or the ancient kingdom that he represented, but merely because his appearance was suitable to their own numismatic purposes and they had one of his coins ready at hand as a model. The coins of antiquity came out of the ground in the farmers' fields and building projects of the Middle East just as easily in the 12th century AD as they do today.
The Artuqid coins with Seleucid prototypes are an interesting example of the direct impact that ancient coins could have on much later coinages—even those of rulers who were not direct heirs of the Greco-Roman cultural tradition. At the same time, they are also a remarkable footnote in the early history of Seleucid numismatic study. As late as the 1790s the Antiochus VII type of Husam al-Din Timurtash was still occasionally included in European collections and antiquarian numismatic works dealing with the Seleucids out of ignorance that the reverse legend was Arabic and significantly postdated the end of the Seleucid dynasty in 63 BC, let alone the reign of the king depicted on the obverse.


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Tennessee Wesleyan Wins 2012 Avista-NAIA World Series
LEWISTON, Idaho - (Box Score) Jake Stone's two-run single in the bottom of the eighth inning put Tennessee Wesleyan ahead for good and Taylor Oldham followed with a three-run home run to help power the Bulldogs past Rogers State (Okla.) 10-6 on Friday night for their first Avista-NAIA World Series title.
Tennessee Wesleyan, the No. 4 seed at the tournament, finishes the season at 53-12. The Bulldogs were making their third straight appearance in the tournament. After going 0-2 the first two years, Tennessee Wesleyan put on an offensive show in rolling to the title in the 10-team double-elimination tournament at Harris Field.
Despite falling behind 6-2 after three innings, the Bulldogs scored three runs in the sixth and five more in the eighth to claim the win. Tennessee Wesleyan relief pitchers Corey Rhoney and Corey Collins also held the Hillcats on three hits over the final 6.1 innings.
Rogers State was making its first appearance in the Series and finishes the season at 49-16. The Hillcats were the No. 9 seed in the tournament.
Rogers State was four outs away from claiming the title with a 6-5 lead when the Bulldogs broke loose with their big inning. A single and an error put runners on first and second with one out when Anthony Boix hit into a fielder's choice, which forced the baserunner out at second. A walk loaded the bases and Stone followed with his two-run single to right to put Tennessee Wesleyan ahead 7-6.
Tyler Gardner was then called on to pitch for Rogers State but Oldham took his second pitch and parked it over the fence in left-center field for his 22nd home run of the season. It was the Bulldogs' third home run of the game and World Series record 17th of the tournament. The previous team HR record was 16 set by both Lewis-Clark State in 1985 and tied by Grand Canyon in 1987.
Tennessee Wesleyan finished the tournament averaging 11.3 runs per game and a .325 batting average, both easily tops in the Series.
Rogers State, however, was the first one out of the gate on Friday. The Hillcats put up three runs in the first on Colin Campbell's RBI sacrifice fly and Cody Campbell's RBI double. The third run came in on Cade McKewon's RBI ground out.
Tennessee Wesleyan appeared to tie the game in the bottom of the first but instead had to settle for two runs. After a pair of single, Oldham hit a shot to left field that TV replays showed clearly hit the second row of signs for an apparent home run. The left-field umpire, however, ruled the ball hit the lower level of signs and Oldham was held to a two-run double.
Rogers State made it 6-2 in the third when a single and a walk set up a two-run double by Randy Ramirez. Brandon Bargas later scored Ramirez on an RBI sacrifice fly.
The score stood until the bottom of the sixth when tournament MVP Jordan Guida led off with a home run and Drew Levi followed with a solo home run. Guida set a Series record with seven home runs and also drove in a tournament-high 14 runs and scored 11 times. Guida entered the tournament with just five home runs on the season.
Boix added an RBI groundout in the inning to cut the lead to 6-5.
Oldham finished 2-for-5 with five RBI, while Stone went 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored. Thomas Sicking also had two hits for the Bulldogs.
Lance Rymel and Cody Campbell had two hits apiece for Rogers State, while Ramirez drove in two runs.
Collins, who pitched the final two innings and allowed only one hit, picked up the win to improve to 4-1. Rhoney allowed just two hits and struck out five in his 4.1 innings of work.
Brandon Bargas, who struck out 18 in a 2-1 victory over top-ranked Louisiana Shreveport last Saturday, took the loss when he allowed five runs (one earned) in his 2.2 innings. Bargas finishes 7-4 on the season.


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Master Gardeners present Russel Allen Garden Day
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[March 21, 2014]
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his many interesting and exciting experiences as a horticulture
student at Illinois State University. His travels have
included internships in Ireland and South Africa.
He has spent the last 25 years
as an integral part of The Great Pumpkin Patch, a farm and tourist
attraction that was started by his parents. At the farm, they
grow hundreds of pumpkins and gourds, with the majority of the
varieties being from other countries.
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on the White House lawn in Washington, D.C., in 2010. He has
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Washington Beer Commission Open House This Saturday!!
This Saturday, February 26, 2011 (TOMORROW) for approximately 4 hours, you should go on a tour of the local craft brewing industry.
The Washington Beer Commission organized an Open House of sorts where local breweries open their doors to beer lovers providing them with the good stuff to make this an epic Saturday afternoon. From 12PM-4PM you can plan your route or pick an area of Washington to tour:
CENTRAL and EASTERN WA
C.I. Shenanigans Brewery, Spokane
Iron Horse Brewery, Ellensburg
Palouse Falls Brewing, Pullman
Yakima Craft Brewing, Yakima
NORTH and EAST of SEATTLE
American Brewing, Edmonds
Anacortes Brewing, Anacortes
Black Raven Brewing, Redmond
Boundary Bay Brewing, Bellingham
Chuckanut Brewing, Bellingham
Diamond Knot Brewing, Mukilteo
Foggy Noggin Brewing, Bothell
Gallagher's Where U Brew, Edmonds
Lazy Boy Brewing, Everett
Redhook Brewery, Woodinville
Scuttlebutt Brewing, Everett
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing, Snoqualmie
Big Time Brewery, U District
Fremont Brewing, Fremont
Maritime Pacific Brewing, Ballard
Naked City Brewing, Greenwood
SOUTH and WEST of DOWNTOWN SEATTLE
Big Al Brewing, White Center
Elliott Bay Brewing, W. Seattle
Epic Ales, SODO
Georgetown Brewing, Georgetown
Schooner Exact Brewing, SODO
Three Skulls Brewing, South Park
Two Beers Brewing, SODO
M.T. Head Brewing, Graham
Trade Route Brewing, Pacific
The Ram Brewery, Puyallup
The Ram Brewery, Tacoma
WEST of PUGET SOUND
7 Seas Brewing, Gig Harbor
Der Blokken Brewing, Bremerton
This event will showcase a number of special beers, beer pairings and surprises at many locations. You will just have to go and find out what is in store. Don't forget this Saturday is the Grand Opening of American Brewing Co.
This event is free but beer prices at each location will apply. Drive safely or don't drive at all and ENJOY!
Belgium Fest 2011- Get Your Tickets ASAP
One of several beer fests in Seattle throughout the year, Belgium Fest is the first in 2011. On January 22, 2011 this festival, run by the Washington Beer Commission will begin. Due to the high demand of this event, the venue has been moved to Magnuson Park (it will be heated, do not worry).
Word on the street is that tickets are already being sold at an alarming rate, so go online NOW and secure your spot. This is a festival that requires some advance commitment. Waiting until the day of might not be the best idea. $30.00 advance and $35.00 at the door, if available. As always, the designated driver ticket is $5.00 and only available at the door- includes free water and soda.
You pick one of two sessions on Saturday, January 22, 2011-
Session 1: 12:00-4:00 p.m.
Session 2: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
The Workshop at Magnuson Park
6310 NE 74th St., Seattle, WA
Now for the important stuff. The beers. For now all I have are the breweries, but hope to have a list of all the beers in the next week or so.
Breweries expected to participate:
Anacortes Brewery
Baron Brewing
Big Al Brewing
Big Time Brewery
Black Raven Brewing
Boundary Bay Brewery
Der Blokken Brewing Co.
Elliott Bay Brewing
Elysian Brewing
Fremont Brewing
Georgetown Brewing
Hale's Ales Brewery
Issaquah Brewhouse
Lazy Boy Brewing
Naked City Brewery
Odin Brewing
Paradise Creek Brewery
Pike Brewing
Ram Brewery
Redhook Ale Brewery
Scuttlebutt Brewing
Snipes Mountain Brewery
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing
Silver City Brewery
Two Beers Brewing
Its going to be a doozy!
The Winter Beers Cometh
Each and every time that I have perused the beer aisle or strolled into a bottle shop over the past few weeks I have noticed more and more winter beers on the shelves. I guess it's officially that time of the year. The days are getting shorter, the trees are shedding, there is a nip in the air… we will soon be required to warm ourselves with thicker clothing, crackling fires, and most importantly, robust beers.
Yeah it's true, the pumpkin and fresh hop beers will soon be gone for the year. As quickly as they come, they go, but let's relish in it…enough with those hoity-toity additives…lets soak in the depths of the true beer ingredients, namely, malt, lots and lots of malt.
Winter beers are all about fending off the cold. It's like a thick chowder that coats the inside of your belly, warms the innards, adds fat, and preps you for a lengthy hibernation. The booze levels often push boundaries, the sugar levels pose similar inner quarrels as that far to common holiday season overindulgence on cookies. It's hearty through and through. Santa's belly, not excluded.
And there exists not that boisterous Ho, Ho and inevitable Ho in the Seattle area without the annual Winter Beer Fest at Hale's Ales. This year, the indulgence falls on the weekend of December 10th and 11th. One can only hope that WA's finest will be in attendance. If you, personally, are not amongst the present, it's quite clear that you care not about sustenance and suspension through the cold months, and you should, sooner than later, except your fate as a fallen entity…one existing only as a human icicle. Say your good-byes now.
Whether you prep for hibernation or not, attend winter beer fest or not, any beer drinker with pride for the local and the slightest holiday spirit should do their very best to seek out Washington's finest Winter Beers.
Here is a list of some of the Washington brewed Winter Ales to keep an eye out for (note: all descriptions presented are commercial unless not supplied. Those not supplied are notated with a "*" and are provided by beerblotter):
Boundary Bay Cabin Fever – A strong ale or "Winter Warmer" with dark red-brown color and a very rich malty flavor. Dry-hopped lightly with Cascades for a pleasant aroma and slightly spicy hop finish. This big beer is deceptively strong, yet tastes very smooth thanks to extra long cold conditioning. Original Gravity: 1.072.
Fremont Abominable Winter Ale – tasty winter ale, limited release. Dark, roasty, chocolaty, malt flavors balanced by Noble hop aroma and subtle hoppy spice. Warm up to it. Don't be Scared to be Abominable.
Lazy Boy Mistletoe Bliss – A new brown ale on steroids! Stock up now to warm those cold winter nights. ABV 7.5%, Grains: Pale, crystal, Munich, brown, Vienna, chocolate. Hops: Ahtanum.
Maritime Pacific Jolly Roger Christmas Ale – * This rich malt bomb has a dark red hue and flavors of dried fruits.
Diamond Knot Ho! Ho! Winter Ale – A robust, 'Winter Warmer' ale, ruby brown in color with a slightly sweet, fruity nose. Very hoppy, yet balanced with a residual sweetness.
Elysian Bifrost – Style: Winter ale, Body: Medium to Sturdy, TASTING NOTES: Pours golden with orange highlights. Smells alluringly sweet like caramel apples with a little spice and orange zest. Taste is bold and balanced with a good amount of citrus and earthy hop bitters to offset the bready, sweet malt character. Finishes dry with a bit of fruit. MALTS: Pale with small amounts of Munich and Crystal, HOPS: Bittered with Centennial, finished with Amarillo and Styrian Golding, ABV: 7.5%, IBU: 55.
Pike Auld Acquaintance Hoppy Holiday Ale – A winter treat (Wassail) dating from pre-Christian times. Celebrates the winter solstice. Festive and flavorful with delicious hints of orange peel, coriander, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
Pyramid Snow Cap – Deep mahogany in color, our full-bodied winter warmer is brewed in the spirit of British winter ales. Crafted with a flurry of roasted chocolate and caramel malts, and generously hopped, it delivers a smooth finish that makes this beer the perfect cold weather companion. Original Gravity: 17.3, Alcohol by Volume: 7.0, IBU: 47, Malts: 2-Row Barley, Caramel 80L, Chocolate Malt, Hops: Nugget, Willamette, East Kent Goldings.
Redhook Winterhook Winter Ale – The 2010/2011 Winterhook Winter Ale is a rich, full-bodied beer with a red chestnut color. It combines imported and local Caramel, Vienna, Pils, Chocolate and NW 2-Row Malts for a complex profile balanced by four hop varieties added in the brewing to emphasize the end hop character (flavor and aroma). Beautifully balanced, the flavors meld to create an overall complex profile with no single ingredient out of harmony. ABV: 6%, Malts: Caramel, Pils, Chocolate, Vienna and NW 2-Row, Hops: Cascade, Willamette, Northern Brewer and Centennial, Bitterness Units: 42 IBU, Original Gravity: 15 degrees plato.
Schooner Exact Hoppy the Woodsman – Bourbon Barrel Aged Winter Ale. Need you say more? A big brother to Hoppy Holidays, this winter ale has gained a level of complexity and intrigue during those months luxuriating in its bourbon barrel haven. Chocolate malt and a healthy dose of hops help maintain balance.
Scuttlebutt 10 Below – Style: imperial dunkelweiss, Aroma: crisp citrus, Taste: medium body with a rich chocolate finish, Hops: mt. hood & american saaz, 22 ibu's, 7.4% alcohol by volume.
Silver City Old Scrooge – If Old Scrooge can't get you in the Holiday spirit nothing can. A rich amber ale, ripe with fruit and spice, Old Scrooge's character will fully develop as it warms. Intriguing notes of apple, cherry and apricot occur naturally as a result of its unique fermentation and extended aging – 9% ABV.
Hale's Ales Wee Heavy – * This style is Scottish and piles on thick like a marching calvary of bagpipers. There's malty ales of the old world, and then there's wee heavys.
Port Townsend Winter Ale – Our winter ale is made from a blend of pale and crystal malts, roasted barley and Belgian aromatic malts. Cooler fermentation and a longer aging time adds further complexity to this Old Ale style. Original Gravity:1.072 Alcohol by Volume: 7.4%.
Two Beers Winter Hop – Winter Hop – The sun doesn't shine much in winter around here. It's darker, more subdued and subtle. If you enjoy this about winter, then there is a pretty good chance Winter Hop will find comfort with you. It's darker, its slightly chocolate-y and dry-hopped with Amarillos. Cheers! IBU's: 67, OG: 1.068, Hops Used: Amarillo, Galena, Magnum.
Ram Sleigher – * Brew pub chain…don't make exciting beers…? You're wrong folks, this is one of the best winter beers I have ever had.
Dick's Double Diamond Winter Ale – Northwest style seasonal with massive amount of grain and several healthy additions of hops.
Fish Tale Winter Fish – Here is the full-bodied seasonal ale that brings meaning to "Winter Warmer". With a snappy hop character, this isn't just another brown beer masquerading as a seasonal. This is hearty fare brewed for the season of celebrations. Enjoyed at ease with friends and food, Winterfish will put a glow in the cheeks and warmth in the veins. Pale and honey malts provide an abundantly deep foundation. Then, for bittering, flavor, and aroma, we use 100% Yakima Chinook hops in the kettle. For additional flavor and aroma, it's more Yakima Chinooks in the hop-back. Perfect for festive feast, this is the hoppiest winter ale we know of! Savor a pint and you'll know why Northwesterners agree: An ice-cold Winter never sounded better! 7.5% alc/vol 1.071 O.G. 70 IBUs.
52 Places: Delicatus, Seattle, WA
Week 23 of 52
Rank: 4/5
Type of Establishment: Delicatessen
Visit: A Monday without work provided a great opportunity to get lunch at this very new sandwich shop in Pioneer Square, aka – The New Sandwich Center of Seattle.
Scuttlebutt Brewing Tripel 7 Belgian Ale
Hale's Ales Pale Ale
Elysian Brewing Immortal IPA
Pike Brewing Tandem Double Ale
Pike Brewing Pale Ale
Kostritzer Schwarzbier
Terminal Gravity ESG
Full Sail Session Lager
Full Sail Session Black
This is a Deli. They have sandwiches here. Amazing, amazing sandwiches!
Just a mere hop, skip,and jump down 1st Ave, south of the Beer Blotter home base, lies a lunch dream that we have never before visited. On this day, we changed that.
Allow me to quickly state, right from the onset, that this is not a Seattle beer destination. This is, however, a serious Seattle culinary destination. If you like sandwiches, this place is a MUST visit. I think, after reading this article, you will be very willing to take my word for it.
Luckily for us, they offer a few local craft beers to sip on whilst chewing.
Let's get down to business. I'm an East Coast guy. I grew up just south of Philadelphia. There is nothing that I miss more about home, other than a few superior humans, than sandwiches. Breakfast sandwiches from street vendors, Tony Luke's and John's Roast Pork, Italian hoagies from Sarcone's, Cheesesteaks from Jim's. I'm getting emotional just thinking about it. I am totally serious when I yell you that the last time I went to Philly, my absolute first stop, before seeing family or friends was Sarcone's for an Italian, everything sweet. That was shortly followed by a trip to Philly Soft Pretzel Factory. Food is even above beer for me when I go home, and that is surely saying a lot.
In Seattle, Tat's is my savior. I can get a 12″ Italian hoagie there and all that is required to make it authentic is to request oil over the menu subscribed mayo. For those that don't know, the piece of the puzzle that is very rarely attained in the West is the bread. Philly has good Italian bread…period. It makes the sandwich. Tat's has the bread. Tat's also had Tastykakes, but I won't get into that now or this will be far too long of an article.
Most sandwich joints worth while in Seattle have good bread as well, just different from the bread of Philly. Many seem to use baguettes, which seems to work quite well most of the time. It is the opinion of this writer that there is no better sandwich in Seattle than the Cuban delights of Paseo. Just as an example of how highly I regard Paseo, I offer the following insight. My father is coming to town in a few weeks. He has never been to Seattle. My top-three list of non-nature related destinations to take him to, in order, are Pike Place Market, Brouwer's Cafe, and Paseo. If I had to pick one place in Seattle to eat every meal of the rest of my life, it would be Paseo.
Moving on… Salumi is amongst my favorites, as is Tub's and Honey Hole. Buffalo Deli is on my list of places to go, as is Homegrown. Delicatus, though I have only been there this one time, has been added to my list of favorites. I feel confident in doing this, not only because of the quality of the sandwich I had, but of the genius behind the available sandwich offerings. I implore you to brief the menu online, you will begin to salivate.
The only negative thing I have to say about Delicatus is that choosing a sandwich from the menu is impossible. I wanted everything. I initially narrowed my search to "spicy" sandwiches, I guess because I was in a spicy mood. The Pavo Diablo and the Fire of 1889 became my finalists, and the braised pork won me over in the end. Fire of 1889 it was. This little firecracker consists of spicy braised pork (as I just mentioned), jalapeno-lime aioli sauce, shredded cabbage, shaved and pickled red onions, hot peppers, and cilantro on a toasted Italian roll.
I can honestly say that I have never had a sandwich quite like this one. A unique marriage of flavors that worked ever so well. The cabbage gave a bit more of a crunch than your average run-of-the-mill lettuce. The aioli and cilantro mingled like royalty and reminded my of the special sauce of Paseo. Hot peppers have me the kick that I needed and the picked onions fought through all that stood in their way to shine but not overpower the flavor. The shaved pork, though not all that spicy, was still shaved pork, which is awesomely delicious.
I chose a beer that would wash a bit of the heat down but not overpower the flavors in the sandwich. Hale's Pale worked wonders. The carbonation and light floral hopiness sliced just the right amount of heat out of the jalapenos in the aioli and the hot peppers on top. This was a Monday moment to remember.
As much as I find it a bit embarrassing that I speak so enthusiastically about sandwiches and have yet to hit all of the most respected spots in the city, it's places like Delicatus that continually stand in my way. Once I find a place that I know I like, and they have a massive menu of mouth-watering, bread flanking treats to ingest, all I can think of is conquering the menu from front to back.
Something tells me that I'll make it back for the Pavo Diablo sooner than later.
Beer Blotter's Guide to WA Brewers Fest 2010
This coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday is the WA Brewers Fest. You should go. Support our great state's breweries, both new and old.
Very few states in this great US of A have so many exciting breweries. Unless you are some sort of professional brewery visitor and all you do from Monday through Friday is travel from brewery to brewery, trying everything available, there is no way you have tried all of the beers available at this fest. Get out, educate yourself, have fun, challenge your palate, and be responsible.
The following is the complete list of beers available for taste throughout the weekend. Well, I guess they won't all be available throughout the weekend, some are Friday only (indicated with **). I've chosen to steer clear of these, for the most part, for several reasons. The biggest reason being that most of these beers have rarely been seen before, if at all, and thus I have very little information about them. If they sound good, and most do, and you are able to get a pour, sip it down and let us know what you think.
Of the remainder, I've highlighted the ones that I feel are most worth checking out. If you know about something special that I glossed over, please feel free to contact us.
192 Brewing*- Kenmore, WA
Granny's Apple Ale (Fruit Ale)
Shticky Blonde (Blonde Ale)
Bier de Garde (Farmhouse Ale) – Timperial Stout loves saisons and is in a constant search for the world's fairest. A recent visit to The Dray allowed for our taste buds to experience the exquisite nature of Double Mountain Bonne Idee. FL's St. Somewhere probably makes one that's even better. How will this new brewery's offering compare?
Shed Light (Light Ale)
Vanilla Stout** (Stout)
7 Seas Brewing*- Gig Harbor, WA
British Pale Ale (British Pale Ale)
Rude Parrot IPA (Spring/Summer Seasonal IPA)
Ballz Deep Double IPA (Double IPA)
Airways Brewing– Kent, WA
First Class IPA (IPA)
Jet City ESB (ESB)
Triple Chocolate Stout (Stout) – Airways keeps eluding me. The name of this brew alone makes my mouth water. A must try for me.
Alpine Brewing– Oroville, WA
Alpine Pilsner (Pilsner)
Alpine HefeWeizen (HefeWeizen)– Alpine and Chuckanut are always battling it out for German style superiority. A hefe is one of the very best styles for outdoor summer drinking.
Anacortes Brewery*- Anacortes, WA
Belgian Dubbel (Belgian Dubbel)
Mai Oh Maibock (Maibock)
Hefeweizen (Hefeweizen)
Cask IPA** (Cask IPA)
Baron Brewing/Three Skulls Ales*- Seattle, WA
Three Skulls Blood Orange Wit (Witbier)
Three Skulls Amber (American Amber Ale)
Baron Pilsner (German Pilsner)
Baron Schwarzbier (Schwarzbier)
Hop the Plank IPA (IPA)
Big Al Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Summer Lager (Helles)
Big Al Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Belgian Tripel (Tripel)
Brougham Bitter (ESB)
5 Star Chile IPA** (Chile IPA)
Big Time Brewery– Seattle, WA
Wheat beer (American Wheat)
Trombipulator (Belgian Tripel) – In case you didn't know, bb.com has a strong affinity for Belgian ales. Big Time is quite possibly Seattle's best brewery, but it often slips under the radar with its U-District hideout and lack of bottle distribution. I'll take a little slice of Europe in the Emerald City any chance I get.
Ave Rat Malt Liquor (Malt Liquor)
Black Raven Brewing*- Redmond, WA – Ummm… I'd say it's pretty safe to say that Black Raven isn't messing around. Every one of these is worth a try. Wisdom Seeker is WA's greatest effort to date for world hop supremacy. Not to be missed. Coco Jones won gold at the most recent World Beer Cup for "Herb and Spice Beer". A true rarity.
Wisdom Seeker (Double IPA)
Malt & Vine 3rd Anniversary (Sour Mash Rye)
Jerked Brown Porter (Herb & Spiced Ale)
Splinters (Bourbon Barrel Aged Scotch)
Coco Jones** (Coconut Brown Porter)
Boundary Bay Brewery– Bellingham, WA
German Tradition Single Hop Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Peach Blonde Ale (Blonde Ale)
Dunkles Bock (Dopple Bock) – Silver medal winner at this year's World Beer Cup. Drink some suds from the nation's largest brewpub.
Chuckanut Brewery & Kitchen– Bellingham, WA
Kolsch (German Ale)
Pilsner (German Pilsner) – It is extremely rare that I recommend a lager of any kind, especially a pilsner, but chances are good that you will find no better brew in the style than that of Chuckanut.
Diamond Knot Brewing*- Mukilteo, WA
Industrial IPA (Imperial IPA)
Scottish Ale (Scottish Ale)
Whip Ale (American Pale Ale) – This is Michael "Whip" Wilton of Queensryche's beer. Lazy Boy Brewing made it first, now it's DK's turn. Let's see if it has been improved.
Mystery Cask (changes daily)
Elliott Bay Brewing– Seattle & Burien, WA
Demolition Ale (Strong Pale Ale)
Wit von Boorian (Belgian Wheat Beer)
Elysian Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Loser Pale (Pale Ale)
Avatar Jasmine IPA (IPA)
Mens Room Original Red
Fish Brewing*- Olympia, WA
Fish Tale Organic IPA (IPA)
Fish Tale Organic Blonde Ale (Blonde)
Leavenworth Whistling Pig Hefeweizen (Alpine Style Hefeweizen)
Spire Mountain Pear Cider (Pear Cider)
Starfish Imperial Red Ale** (Imperial Red Ale)
Flyers Restaurant & Brewery*- Oak Harbor, WA
Pacemaker Porter (Robust Porter) – I've never had this one before, but a very reputable source once told me that this is the best porter in WA.
Afterburner IPA (Northwest IPA)
Humbles Blonde Ale (Blonde Ale)
Barnstormer Brown Ale (English Dark Mild)
Afterburner Mach II IPA** (IPA)
Foggy Noggin Brewing*- Bothell, WA
Bit O' Beaver (English Bitter)
Christmas Duck (Porter) – Here is a good chance to check out one of our newest breweries. At the very least, these guys seem to know how to name a beer. I'm simultaneously hungry and thirsty right now.
Kastrated Dawg** (Strong Ale)
Fremont Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Universale Pale (Pale Ale)
Interurban IPA (IPA)
Solstice (Summer Ale)
Mystere de l'ete (Mystery beer) – We really like Fremont Brewing. Whatever this ends up being, it should be tasty.
Scary Monster Double IPA** (Ridiculous IPA)
Gallagher's Where U Brew– Edmonds, WA
Magnum PI…A (IPA)
Citra Blond (Blond Ale)
Eric the Red (Red IPA)
Georgetown Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Manny's Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Lucille (IPA) – Those of you who read our work with any regularity know that we have done some gushing about this one. Timperial has yet to try it. It will be sampled.
Roger's Pilsner (Pilsner)
Cask Porter** (Porter)
Hale's Ales Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Supergoose (IPA) – Chances are good that you have had this one before. Its presence on the market is very strong. If by chance you haven't, please do yourself a favor. This beer is really good.
IX Gold on Sour Cherries (Belgian Strong Golden)
Kolsch (Kolsch)
SBW (Double IPA)
Saizon** (Saison) – Another saison for us to try. Let's see how a Fremont brewery interprets the farmhouse style.
Harmon Brewing*- Tacoma, WA
Pt. Defiance IPA (American IPA)
Scott's Puget Creek Vanilla Porter (Flavored Brown Porter)
Rajah's Royal IPA** (IPA)
Hood Canal Brewery*- Kingston, WA
Dabob Bay (IPA)
Big Beef (Oatmeal Stout)
Iron Horse Brewery*- Ellensburg, WA
Quilter's Irish Death (Dark Smooth Ale)
High Five Hefe (Ginger Honey Wheat) – A recent bb.com trip to Ellensburg solidified our opinion that all things Iron Horse are worth drinking. This hefe packs a punch, but should fit in very well at this outdoor festival.
Loco Imperial Red Ale (Big Hoppy Red)
Biere de Garde (French Ale)
Issaquah Brewhouse– Issaquah, WA
White Frog (Wit Bier)
Brutal IPA (IPA)
Lazy Boy Brewing*- Everett, WA – This is what they call "shameless self promotion". But seriously, all of these beers are delicious. If for no other reason, get the chili beers so that all of the pain Shawn and I go through manually chopping those peppers is worth it. Dry, cracked brewer hands + Scoville units = burning for days!
Nacho Pilsner (Dry Hopped Chiles/Pilsner)
Lazy Boy Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Oscuro Con Chiles** (Infused/Porter)
Mac & Jack's Brewing– Redmond, WA
African Amber (Amber)
Black Cat Porter (Porter)
Maritime Pacific Brewing– Seattle, WA
Double Dry Hopped Imperial IPA (Imperial IPA) – Just read the name. 'Nuff said.
Maybock Lager (Helles Style Lager)
Nightwatch Dark Amber Ale (Amber)
Special Aged Portage Bay Pilsener (Northern European Style Lager)
McMenamin's Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Terminator Stout (Stout)
Herd of Eagles IPA (IPA) – OK, this beer is called Herd of Eagles. I need it.
Whiskey Barrel Aged Terminator Stout** (Cask Stout)
Naked City Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Yankee Drifter (Pilsner)
Fleur d' Elise (Saison) – Oh look, another saison.
Hopacalypse Now** (Double IPA) – Yes, this is a **, but bb.com had an extensive discussion with Don Webb about this brew a few weeks back and let me tell you…it's a labor of hop love. Strongest possible recommendation.
Northern Lights Brewing*- Spokane, WA
Solar Winds (Strong Pale Ale)
Blueberry (Fruit Ale)
Chocolate Dunkel (German Style Dark Ale)
Cask IPA** (Cask IPA)
Odin Brewing– Seattle, WA
Odin's Gift (Ruby Red)
Freya's Gold (Kolsch)
Old Schoolhouse Brewery*- Winthrop, WA
Ruud Awakening (IPA)
Blazing Amber (American Amber)
Epiphany Pale (American Pale)
Pike Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Dry Wit (Belgian White Beer)
Naughty Nellie (Golden Ale)
Kilt Lifter (Scotch Style Ale)
Port Townsend Brewing*- Port Townsend, WA
Hop Diggidy (IPA)
Brewer's Surprise 1 – Ohhh I like surprises.
Brewer's Surprise 2 – See above, number 2.
Pyramid Breweries*- Seattle, WA
Haywire (Hefeweizen)
Outburst (Double IPA)
Curveball (Blonde Ale)
Thunderhead (IPA)
Ram Restaurant & Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Barefoot Wit (Belgian Style White Ale)
Black Sheep IPA (IPA)
Cat Tread Red (Red Ale)
Cloudburst Cream Ale (Cream Ale)
Redhook Ale Brewery*- Woodinville, WA
Copperhook (Copper Ale)
Rope Swing (Summer Pilsner)
Big Ballard Imperial IPA (Imperial IPA) – Much respect for acknowledging those Ballard roots. Plus, "imperial" is in the name.
Rock Bottom Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Raw City Red Ale (Irish Red Ale)
Saison au Printomps (Farmhouse Ale) – Ok, I think you get the point. Looks like you could make a day of the saisons alone. We likie.
Rock Bottom Brewery*- Bellevue, WA
Hop Bomb IPA (IPA)
Pretty N Pink (Raspberry Wheat)
Uberwit (Belgian Wit)
Milk Stout (Milk Stout) – I'm hoping to make a milk stout in the near future at Lazy Boy. Every brewery should make one. Sweet, creamy, delicious.
Roslyn Brewing– Roslyn, WA
Roslyn (German Style Dark Lager)
Brookside (German Style Pale Lager)
Schooner Exact Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Seamstress Union (Raspberry Wheat)
Gateway Golden (Golden Ale)
Gallant Maiden (Hefeweizen)
3 Grid IPA (IPA)
Imperial Project #2: Virgil Gamachinator** (IPA)
Scuttlebutt Brewing*- Everett, WA
Tripel 7 (Belgian Tripel)
Mateo Loco (Imperial Red Ale)
Homeport Blonde (Blonde Ale)
Cask Oaked Porter** (Cask Porter)
Seattle Beer News/Big Al Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Passive Aggressive Wheat (Hoppy American Wheat Ale) – Props to our buddy Geoff Kaiser over at Seattle Beer News for making this happen. "Hoppy" and "wheat" rarely tangle together.
Silver City Brewery*- Silverdale, WA
Ridgetop Red (Irish Red Ale)
Fat Scotch Ale (Scotch Ale)
Whoop Pass IPA (Double IPA)
Skookum Brewery*- Arlington, WA
Off Kilter (Scottish Style Wee Heavy)
Olde Tom (American IPA)
Katspaw (Blonde Ale)
Mammoth Jack** (American Double IPA)
Snipes Mountain Brewing– Sunnyside, WA
Dos Borracho's (Pilsner Lager)
Cask IPA (Cask IPA)
Cask Twangzister Sour Cherry Stout** (Barrel Aged Sour)
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing*- Snoqualmie, WA
Summer Beer (Alt Style Pilsner)
Wildcat (IPA)
Haystack (Hefeweizen)
Black Frog (Nitro Stout)
Sunstroke** (Imperial Pilsner)
Trade Route Brewing– Pacific, WA
Midnight Ale (Brown Ale)
Chieftan Amber (Amber Ale)
Jetstream Lager (Lager)
Two Beers Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Crooked Belgian Wit (Belgian Wit)
Immerson Amber (Amber)
Evo IPA (IPA)
Alaskan Brewing– Juneau, AK
Alaskan Amber (Alt Style Amber)
Alaskan Summer Ale (Kolsch Style)
Alaskan IPA (IPA)
Smoked Porter (Rauchbier) – This is a perennial favorite. If you like liquid smoke, join in on the fun.
Firestone Walker Brewing– Paso Robles, CA
Double Barrel Ale (English Style Pale Ale)
Pale 31 (California Style Pale Ale)
Sierra Nevada Brewing– Chico, CA
Summerfest (Lager)
Southern Hemisphere Harvest (IPA)
Stone Brewing– Escondido, CA
Stone Lieviation Ale (Amber)
Stone IPA (IPA)
New Belgium Brewing– Fort Collins, CO
Ranger IPA (IPA)
Trip VI (Spring Citrus Pale Ale) – In case you have been living under a rock for the past few years, the Trip series is a collaboration with Seattle's own Elysian Brewing. These rarely strike out. Spring Citrus sounds really refreshing.
Oskar Blues Brewery– Lyons, CO
Dales Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Old Chub (Scotch Ale)
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery – Milton, DE
Festina Peche (Berliner Weisse) – I don't think that we could possibly talk up DFH any more. These guys poop gold. A low abv, peach flavored sour beer…are you kidding me! The pinnacle of spring/summer drinking.
Indian Brown Ale (Brown Ale)
Kona Brewing– Kailua Kona, HI
Longboard Lager (Island Style Lager)
Wailua Wheat (Wheat Ale)
Goose Island Beer Co. – Chicago, IL
Matilda (Belgian Style Ale) – I'm kind of amazed that these guys are going to be at the fest. They are clearly quite serious about pushing into the WA market. That's very fortunate for us. Goose Island makes killer brews and Matilda is no exception.
Boulevard Brewing – Kansas City, MO
Unfiltered Wheat (American Wheat Beer)
Single Wide IPA (IPA)
Zon (Belgian Style Witbier)
BridgePort Brewing– Portland, OR
BridgePort IPA (IPA)
BridgePort Hop Czar (Imperial IPA)
Deschutes Brewery– Bend, OR
Twilight Sumemer Ale (Light Ale)
Hop in the Dark (Cascadian Dark Ale) – CDA is another way of saying black IPA, or balanced to the extreme. You can never go wrong with Deschutes.
Double Mountain Brewery– Hood River, OR
Kolsch (Kolsch)
India Red Ale (Hoppy Red Ale)
Hop Lava (Northwest IPA)
The Vaporizer (Pale Ale)
Ninkasi Brewing – Eugene, OR
Total Domination IPA (IPA)
Rudiant Seasonal Ale (Pale Ale)
Widmer Brothers Brewing– Portland, OR
Drifter Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Widmer Hefeweizen (Hefeweizen)
Sun Burn (Blonde Ale)
2010 Washington Brewers Fest WABL Beer
Three Tree Imperial Porter by Elliott Bay Brewing
Available exclusively to WABL members at the WABL/Merchandise Booth
So that's the list. Very impressive if you ask me.
If you happen to be at the fest early on Saturday or late on Sunday, swing by the Lazy Boy Brewing booth and say hi.


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Every single game in the entire Grand Theft Auto series is Three-Dimensional (3D). This means that 3D models are used, and the camera/view moves around them; as opposed to Two Dimensional (2D) which involves only animated pictures.
Many people believe that GTA 1, GTA 2 and GTA Advance are 2D, but this is not the case. The top-down perspective looks to be 2D, and many aspects of the game are (including the vehicles and pedestrians). However the player can clearly see the sides of the buildings when going around them, which are drawn on-the-fly from 3D models.
Despite all the games being 3D, the games in the Grand Theft Auto III era, and GTA IV era are referred to as the 3D GTA games.