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5 Old-School Beers We Wish They'd Bring Back
Contrary to popular belief within the craft community, America's love of beer didn't begin when President Jimmy Carter lifted the national ban on homebrewing during the 1970s and breweries such as New Albion and Sierra Nevada started springing up and dumping trailer loads of hops into their kettles. While it's true there were only 80 breweries in America in 1983, and six of them accounted for 96% of the beer Americans consumed, it wasn't as if everyone was happy about that fact.
Despite Prohibition cutting the number of working breweries in America from more than 2,000 in the late 1800s to zero from the 1920s into the early 1930s, there were 750 breweries in operation across the country by 1936. Regional brewers were everywhere and breweries such as Ballantine and Sons in Newark even produced porter, stout and a product it called India Pale Ale, which was somewhat less hoppy than today's IPAs but bitter enough to serve as a direct ancestor.
When we wrote in April about 4 Beers We Wish They'd Bring Back, we ended up hearing from a lot of long-time beer drinkers out there who still lament the loss of their beloved labels. While our story singled out more recent departures such as New Albion and Pete's Wicked Ale, the names that popped up in the comments field were some of the pillars of American beer history.
The one that caught our eye, and inspired us to look into what happened to some of the favorites mentioned, was Ballantine. In full disclosure, I'll let it be known that my family's ties to the beer industry begin and end with my great-grandfather, who worked at the Ballantine brewery in Newark, N.J., for several years. Newark was a center of regional brewing activity when my grandfather was with Ballantine, with Newark's Gottfried Kruger Brewing giving America its first beer can on Jan. 24, 1935. Ballantine was Newark's biggest name of all, however, serving as the nation's fourth-largest brewery at its peak -- eventually buying Kruger's brewery after its brand was sold to Rhode Island-based Narragansett in 1961. The Borromean rings of the company's logo were a fixture in my grandparents' basement bar and original promotional items such as steel serving trays and lighted, moving signs still serve as family heirlooms.
As it turned out, there were more than a few folks out there who remembered Ballantine from its heyday from the 1940s through 1960s, when its partnership with the New York Yankees led to famed announcer Mel Allen calling home runs "Ballantine blasts." It also turned out that there were more than a few of these stories from around the country. The overwhelming majority of them, however, end with Pabst Brewing. During the 1970s and 1980s, brewing magnate Paul Kalmanovitz made a habit of buying up struggling breweries, slashing them to the bone and selling off just about everything but the brand name. It's how he came into possession of Ballantine, Stroh's, Pabst, National Bohemian, Rainier, Olympia, Pearl, Lone Star, Schlitz, Old Milwaukee, Blatz, Stag, Schmidt's, Schaefer, Old Style and a host of malt beverage brands.
Pabst has since been producing most of those brands in cans and bottles that resemble the originals but in styles that bear little likeness to the beers those labels' owners once produced. In recent years, however, the company has been slowly undoing some of the damage. In 2005, it sold the Narragansett brand to a Rhode Island-based group that not only returned to the namesake lager's original recipe, but got it back in the stands at Fenway Park for Red Sox games and expanded its lineup to include more crafty selections, including a porter, bock and summer blonde ale. In 2007, Pabst reformulated Schlitz to its original, slightly maltier "Gusto" formula and trotted out some of Schlitz's old marketing items, such as lawn chairs and nudie pens, for the occasion. Since being bought by the Metropoulos family of owners in 2010, Pabst has begun building fan pages for regional brews including "Natty Boh" and Olympia and making commercials with Will Ferrell for Old Milwaukee.
While this opens the door for Narragansett-style revivals for Ballantine and the rest of the brands in Pabst's portfolio, there are more than a few legacy beers out there that may not get as lucky. We sorted through your beer stories and found a five-pack of great old brews that we agree should find their way back to taps and beer coolers soon:


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Before we debate the issue of jokes about rape and whether or not they can ever be funny, there's one thing on which we should all be able to agree: Rainn Wilson is a shit. This we base not just on his own rape jokes — this week, it was "If I were ever date-raped I would want it to be to 'Whole Lotta Love' by Led Zeppelin" — but the "apology" he later let ooze out onto his Twitter feed: "apparently my poorly conceived date-rape tweet upset a lot of folks. not a good topic to joke about. sorry and won't do that again." You couldn't construct a more classic, cowardly non-apology, from the distancing, disbelieving reference to the "folks" "apparently" offended by his joke to the limp little "sorry" tacked on at the end. He should've gotten a surly teenager to mutter it for him.
This was our first reaction to Tricia Romano's Daily Beast article on the "rape joke," which seems more prevalent than ever. The main problem, as we recently quoted Vulture writer Margaret Lyons as saying, is that the jokes "are by and large just shorthand for outrageousness, a go-to vocabulary to create a patina of audacity without actually saying anything important, or even funny." (Romano references the same Vulture piece.) Jokes like these — like Rainn Wilson's — actually exploit victims of rape. What's clear is that no rape joke, written or said by a man or a woman, should go unremarked. (And by the way, if you're uncomfortable hearing — or making — such a joke in conversation, you should probably hold your sitcoms to a similar standard.) But, Romano's piece suggests, not every one of them requires an apology. In fact, they might not only be funny, but also reflect a certain empowerment of women:
[New Yorker critic Emily Nussbaum] says that the prevalence of rape jokes is in part linked to the rise of women's presence behind the scenes in comedy. The more women there are writing the jokes, the more we'll see "subjects that are super-central to women and cause anxiety," she says …
For [Jill Soloway, a television writer], writing a rape joke is about seizing power from a situation that makes women feel powerless. "I think not allowing women to joke about rape is like not allowing people to process and let off steam about one of the main fears of our lives. From the moment we find out what rape is, we're scared it's going to happen to us," she writes.
Romano also asked the opinion of activist and rape survivor Marnie Goodfriend, who vehemently disagrees:
"People seem to feel comfortable making fun of rape and date-rape and acquaintance-rape situations. And those are the rapes that are largely underreported. And one of the reasons why [they are underreported] is because of pop culture, our society, and myths about rape that if you report a crime, no one is going to believe you — victim blaming. And if you are watching a TV show, or you see a tweet about rape, it just morphs into some type of slang …
I think it's an easy way to mask a much larger issue. The reality is that one in six women will be raped in their lifetime. Some people use humor in the worst situations. That's the only way I can rationalize why woman writers would use rape as a punchline. Because they have the power to change the cycle."
But what exactly constitutes a rape joke? Romano references a Louis C.K. bit (which you can, and should, watch below) that is hilarious — but that we're not sure even meets the definition. It's about the comic's shock at having a woman tell him she wished he'd been more aggressive with her, to simulate, in his interpretation, rape. That joke is about sex, gender, and communication. Insofar as it is about rape, it is about the line that separates it from sex. And that is clear enough: Rape is, without question, a form of violence. Rape jokes, though, can express all kinds of intent — and even if the intent is good, that doesn't guarantee that the joke is funny.

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Ralph Mercell Berger
CARNEY – Ralph Mercell Berger, 89, of Carney passed away suddenly due to heart failure on Jan. 23, 2013, in Apoka, Fla.
Ralph was born in Carney on March 28, 1923. He was the last of six children born to Arthur and Annie Berger. His father was one of the first to homestead in Gourley Township. Ralph attended the Wilson SDA school from grades 5 through 8 and finished his high school education at Hylandale Academy near LaCrosse, Wis., where he met his wife, Leone.
During World War II, Ralph ran the family farm and therefore was not drafted into the military due to his job being considered essential work. Ralph and his brother-in-law, Bob, then started Berger and Robinson Heating and Electrical Contracting.
When Bob moved back to Illinois, Ralph partnered with Don King and formed the company Berger and King Plumbing and Heating, which still operates today. As time went on they purchased another business in Kingsford, where he continued his work in the mechanical contracting field.
Ralph retired in 1989 and has since enjoyed numerous hobbies such as stained glass. He loved spending time with grandchildren and great-grandchildren and was blessed to spend 24 winters in Florida with his wife, Leone. Ralph was a wonderful man with a Christ like character who was loved by everyone and he will be greatly missed.
Ralph is survived by Leone, to whom he was married for 69 years; his brother, Howard and his wife, Adeline Berger; son, Gary Berger and his wife Beverly; granddaughter, Dana Zinke and her husband Greg and their children Jacob and Makayla; son, Tom Berger and his wife, Rene; grandson Justin Berger and his wife Rachel and their children Hazel, Arcamedies, and Lilliana; granddaughter, Tiffany and her children Topanga and Trinity; daughter-in-law, Chris Roush and her husband Duane; grandson, Todd and his children Nicholas and Nathan; grandson, Chad Berger and his wife Lorrell and their children Christopher and Jordon.
He is preceded in death by his brothers Florian, Clarence, Raymond; and his sister, Mabel Sandal; his son, Timothy Berger; and his grandson, Greg Berger.
Ralph's family invites you to attend his memorial service on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Visiting with family and friends as well as a slide show of Ralph's life will begin at 3 (EST) at the Wilson SDA Church.
The memorial service will begin at 4 (EST) with a fellowship meal directly following.


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Appreciating the bounty of nature
Now is the time for families to teach an appreciation of gardens, farms, and other food gathering places with children. Many young children have no idea where food comes from, and some even think it just appears in grocery stores by magic!
Some families are lucky enough to have a home garden or berry patch. For children who are unaccustomed to watching fruits and vegetables grow, families can plan some special experiences.
There are inexpensive easy ways to build the understanding of food economics, math, and science so important for lifelong success.
Materials needed:
Small containers, egg cartons for berry picking, farmers' markets schedules, grocery list, and a few dollars for children to buy their own produce.
What to Do:
Visit a farm or farmers' market. Take your time to talk with children about how the fruits and vegetables grow (under ground, on a tree or bush). What parts do we eat (flower, stem, leaves, root)? How did the produce come to this place? How far away on a map? What season do farmers plant their seeds? What do the plants need to grow? What do we buy by the pound or by the dozen?
Show children how you decide what to buy for the family meals and make grocery lists together.
While shopping, decide how many peaches (or any fruit or vegetable) to buy for the family? If visiting the grocery, explain how fruits and vegetables are canned or frozen, too.
Help preschoolers count out items. How much does each item cost? This is a good time to learn the names of coins and bills. Let your children hand money to the seller at the farmers market.
Sometimes it's possible to actually visit the farms. There may be a schedule of "open house" farm days. A visit to a dairy farm can be a great learning situation for children. What kind of machines or clothing do farmers need? How does the milk get to the store? Does the farm have chickens or other animals that give us eggs and meat?
What Else Can We Do?
Have conversations while helping children husk corn, wash, cut, and stir other fruits and vegetables. Emphasize the importance of washing produce and hands when preparing food.
Remember together where these fruits or vegetables grew. Could the family try growing some produce next spring in a garden or a few large pots?
How does the farmer get paid? What other people help us to get our food like pickers, truckers, packers, and grocery store employees?
There are many library books about how food is grown and reaches the marketplace.
Editor's note: This column is penned by retired Marquette Area Public Schools teachers Iris Katers, Jean Hetrick, and Cheryl Anderegg. Esther Macalady is from Golden, Colorado. Tim Fox currently teaches at Superior Hills Elementary. It's supported by Northern Michigan University Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship, the School of Education, U.P. Children's Museum, U.P. Association for the Education of Young Children, and U.P. Parent Awareness of Michigan. Their book "Learning Through the Seasons" is available at area stores and www.grandparentsteachtoo.org. Their mission is to provide fun standards based activities that adults can do in the home to prepare children for school and a lifetime of learning and reduce the stress of child care.


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Man allegedly made inappropriate comments to girl, officials say
Police: Driver of red pickup allegedly holding beer
TOWN OF ALBION, Wis. - Dane County Sheriff's deputies are looking for help in locating the subject of a possible child enticement in the town of Albion, according to a release.
Deputies were alerted Tuesday of an incident that occurred Sunday, according to the release.
Officials said in an interview with a 14-year-old female, she stated she was walking on Lakeshore Drive when an unknown man in a red Chevrolet pickup truck passed her, then turned around and drove towards her.
The man stopped next to her with his window down, made an inappropriate comment to the girl and then continued on, according to the release.
The man is being described as a white male with medium build and a graying goatee and beard stubble, according to the release. The man is estimated to be in his 50s and he was last seen wearing a baseball cap.
The girl also told officials the man was holding a beer can, according to the release.
Even though the man did not make further attempts to coax the girl into his vehicle, officials said they are erring on the side of caution by making the incident public, according to the release.
Officials ask anyone with information on the identity of the man in the red pickup to call the Dane County tip line at 608-284-6900.


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I just installed the Anthem SL into my Lakewood D-10 from 1996.
The slot of the saddle seemed to be a little bit to narrow for UST element.
I had to "force" it in a bit using the saddle, the element definitely touches the sides of the slot and sits very tight.
Now I am not sure if the system works correctly.
- I have to put the mic gain all the way down to get an "acceptable" sound - otherwise I hear a lot of amplified body noises and a very harsh sound.
- The overall signal output level of the guitar seems to be low.
So my questions are:
1. If I fully turn down the mic gain - do I still get signal from the mic, or do I only hear the UST?
2. Might the tight fit of the UST lead to a lowered UST signal? This would explain why I have to turn the mic gain down?
Turning the mic gain down all the way I get an ok sound - but if this is just the UST, i could have saved the money for the mic
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CISCO 3825 is basically a wireless router and its configuration is relatively simple. Following are some basic things about the configuration of this router that users should know about –
Find the LAN IP Address of CISCO 3825 – This is the router's internal IP address and when you decide to configure the router, this is the address you need to connect to. The external IP address would be provided to you by your ISP. Common internal IPs include
192.168.l.l, 192.168.1.1 and 10.0.0.1. The best options to go for are 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.l.l because they end with '1' and it is just easier to remember. Plus, they are ideal for CISCO 3825.
Login and Configure LAN IP – Just login to your router and go to the setup page. This is the page where you will see most configuration settings. Click on 'LAN Setup' near IP tab and change the IP address to 192.168.l.l. The DHCP server would be enabled by default and you should keep it at that. Always make sure that you have the Subnet Mask is set at 255.255.255.0.
When you change your LAN IP address to something else again, the router will restart and your internet connection would be lost for a moment. Allow the router to reboot. Depending on your computer, you might have to let the system reboot as well for the changes to take effect.


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Real World Applications – Algebra I
Designing a Mirror for a Telescope in Space
Student Exploration
Astronomers use telescopes to get a good view to see what's out there in space. For this activity, we're going to start to look at the importance of designing a mirror for one of these telescopes and represent its design using quadratics.
In this particular activity, we're given that the circular area of this telescope is 14.12 square meters. This means that the radius is 2.12 meters, and the diameter is 4.24 meters.
We also know that there is a particular equation that represents the focal length of the parabola of the mirror. This equation is , where represents the focal length and "" represents value of the coefficient of our quadratic equation. If we want our focal length to be 8 meters, we can use this to determine our "" value.
Now we want to multiply both sides by "" to get rid of the denominator of the fraction. Then divide both sides by 32 to isolate the variable.
Now that we have our intercept at (2.12, 0) that represents the radius of the telescope, we are able to input this information into the vertex form of the quadratic and then be able to sketch the graph of our mirror.
The vertex form of a quadratic is , where represents the vertex. In this case, (2.12, 0) is our vertex because the radius of our mirror is 2.12 meters. So, we now have . Let's simplify the right side of this equation.
Multiply these two binomials first! This is one of those "special" binomials you have to multiply.
Combine like terms in the parentheses.
Now multiply all of the terms on the inside by the term on the outside of the parentheses, and make sure your final equation is in standard form.
Now we have our quadratic equation in standard form, meaning that on the right side of the equation, we look at the higher order of the terms. In this case, is the highest ordered term, and should be first in the list of terms on the right side of the equation.
Also, when looking at this equation, we see that the intercept, (0, 0.14045), represents the vertical length of the mirror.
If we were to graph this quadratic equation, we will have the following:
The axis represents the length of the mirror in meters, and the axis represents the vertical height of the mirror in meters as well.
Now, just by looking at this graph, it doesn't have the shape of a symmetrical mirror for an astronomer. Why not?
We know that the radius of the mirror is 2.12 meters, and the diameter is 4.24 meters. Let's change our graph so that our graph only reaches a maximum width, or horizontal distance, of 4.24 meters.
Much better! What observations can you make about this graph and the mirror of the telescope?
Let's dig a little bit deeper into the Algebra of this quadratic equation and analyze what the discriminant means.
For the equation, the discriminant is the part under the square root sign when finding the intercept by using the quadratic formula.
When we use the quadratic formula to find the intercepts, we have:
Let's look at the discriminant, which is the part under the square root. We see that so far, the discriminant is "" which is also zero. What does this mean?
After reviewing this concept, we know that if the discriminant is zero, then there is only one intercept. In this case, our one intercept is the vertex, which is also the radius of this telescope mirror.
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2 bodies found in burning vehicle in McFarland
Vehicle was fully engulfed in flames
MCFARLAND, Wis. - Firefighters in a town near Madison found two dead bodies after extinguishing a burning car Tuesday.
McFarland police and firefighters responded at about 6 a.m. to a report of a vehicle on fire near the intersection of Holscher Road and Prairie Wood Drive in the village of McFarland.
As officers arrived at the scene, they observed a vehicle fully engulfed in flames.
Police Lt. Brian Redman said it wasn't until after firefighters got the fire out that they discovered the bodies.
Redman said police are trying to identify the bodies. He said their genders couldn't be immediately ascertained.
Police Chief Craig Shervan said there is no reason to suspect foul play at this time, but that could change as the investigation continues.
Neighbor Tom Dunn woke up to the bright police lights and spotted the smoldering car.
"It's very shocking anywhere, shocking here," Dunn said. "It's a terrible way to start the New Year."
Dunn said he would never expect anything like this to happen so close to where he lives. He was also surprised that it would happen on such a busy street and not somewhere more private.
"There's never really the police around here or anything like that. It's just very quiet. For whatever went on, it's just very unusual," Dunn said.
Police are continuing to investigate the incident.2 bodies found in burning vehicle in McFarland


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Linda @ 2017-01-16 22:30:28
Be careful in the South Seas .... large world powers like to test nuclear weapons in such areas.
Linda @ 2017-01-16 22:28:20
I didn't know that a burger bar is classed as a restaurant? Eatery perhaps?
Est client @ 2017-01-16 21:16:47
They should treat clients in different countries same way they do in Finland.
Ilmars @ 2017-01-14 07:25:29
The best thing that Vejonis could do to address the problem of envelope wages is to sack Reizniece-Ozola. This is the most useless, incompetent finance minister that Latvia has ever had.
Ilmars @ 2017-01-14 07:20:09
The above load of written crap is part of the aforementioned Russian "information campaign". Russia is what is has always been - a backward, closed authoritorian regime. Putin, himself, closed down all demonstations in Moscow 3 years ago when the Russian crowds were chanting "Putin out". This type of propaganda might play well with nickalai and olga in their upgraded collective farm west of Khabarosk, but in the rest of the world, it is just neo-communist drivel. The Russians should upgrade their propaganda, and get better propagandists, because no one in their right mind would beleive this palpable nonsense.


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The photo that Chris White took of his daughter Hazel in the Braehead shopping center
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UK citizen Chris White took his daughter, Hazel, to the Braehead shopping center near Glasgow on Friday and ran into trouble when photographing her within the mall
The U.S. has had its share of photo-related issues when police officers were
arresting citizens for videotaping or photographing them
while on duty. But a recent incident in the UK took the prohibition of photography to an entirely new level when a citizen was told he was not allowed to photograph his own daughter.
UK citizen Chris White took his daughter to the Braehead shopping center near Glasgow on Friday and ran into trouble when photographing her within the mall.
According to White, he had photographed his daughter eating an ice cream while "looking cute on the back of a Vespa seat at an ice cream bar." He had uploaded the photos to Facebook.
White was then approached by a security guard, who told him to delete the photos he had taken. The security guard also mentioned that there were signs within the establishment saying that photographs were not allowed. Apparently, employees at the ice cream bar had told security that they were suspicious of White for taking pictures at their counter, and had thought that he was also taking pictures of them.
White told the security guard that he had already sent the two photos to Facebook, and that's when the
police were called
. They took White's information and noted that they could take the mobile phone as well under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. White was then allowed to leave.
A spokesman for the Braehead shopping center assured that the police were polite about dealing with the situation, and that the matter was handled correctly.
"Our priority is always to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all of our shoppers and retailers," said the Braehead spokesman. "The member of our security staff acted in good faith. We have a
'no photography' policy
in the centre to protect the privacy of staff and shoppers and to have a legitimate opportunity to challenge suspicious behavior if required. However, it is not our intention to -- and we do not -- stop innocent family members taking pictures."
Superintendent George Nedley, of Renfrewshire and Inverclyde division, said a "full review" has been launched in regards to a complaint regarding White's photography incident.
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SOF, I presume you know quite a bit about your audience, to help sell advertising. There is one thing SOF will not do, apparently - allow interviewees to make inconvenient demands on the econoomic interest sof SOF listeners, a highly educated, professional demographic, in their vocations/professions.
There is no organized Christian influence in my profession of engineering (this applies to other secular professions and other faiths too). Why not, especially given that my profession is neither a "state" nor a "religion" and that the "facts on the ground" are that its 20 million degreed members collectively hold civilization and much of thenatural environment in their hands? "Love of money is the root of all evil" 1 Tim 6:10 is the explanation. Christian engineers will not "rock boats" in their profession, out of (justifiable) fear of economic/professional retribution. The result is that much evil is advanced and much common good is restrained in and through my profession and its Christian members. Something SOF enables, because it would be economically inconvenient for SOF to be a vehicle by which such a contention is made to its audience.
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johnny depp had a very similar line in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" where a girl asked him what he wanted, and he said, "I just want to be a good man."
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With the tight schedule and all of the things to do, I had hoped to have made a dessert, but settled on a chocolate Swiss roll that was delicious from a much loved bakery in town. This one is definitely on the make a recipe for list and to share with you.
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1 cup French lentils, picked over
2 Tablespoons red wine vinegar
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½ teaspoon sea salt
1 small bay leaf
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In short: Lovely evetIn full: Well done organisers .. big thanks to the brilliant marshalsDate of review: March 6, 2011
In short: Back to brillianceIn full: Problems corrected from last year ... so this is again an event to enter. Fantastic marshals, mementos great value for money - especially against Bath and others which are almost twice the cost ;)The weather held good and I loved the earlier start - not so much traffic and able to get home in time for Sunday dinner.Will be back next yearMany thanks to the organisersDate of review: March 6, 2011
In short: Well organised, lovely location, touch expensiveIn full: My first time at Llanelli. Slightly biased as I totally pulverised my PB so bound to be well-inclined to this race! Plenty of loos and car parking, decent facilities for spectators. Pretty enough scenery - got very lucky with the weather, on a windy day I'll bet it's a different story.Nice atmosphere amongst runners, what little crowd support there was were friendly enough. Marshalling on the whole competent if not exactly cheerleading, water stations and turn points very efficiently marshalled - I think to describe the marshalling as "totally inept" as a previous reviewer has is very unfair, although there were a couple of problems at mile 8/12 ish.Memento nice enough and reflective of the entry fee but I'd have preferred a medal and something to eat tbh!But the cons are mostly matters of personal preference - a good race. Date of review: March 6, 2011
In short: I've run this race for last 3 years. Only problem for me is way the price has rocketed, but the race and facilities stayed the same.In full: Good course that can be windy as it's an exposed coastline. Fairly good PB potential, but don't see how they justify the price. Mainly run along cyclepath. Some of the marshalls were great, but some didn't want to be there at all....On my doorstep, but might be time for a change next yearDate of review: March 6, 2011
In short: Too expensive for an amatuerish eventIn full: I ran this race a few times a couple of years ago when it was a lot cheaper and you got chips at the end…rough edges were therefore excused. If you are paying £27 including booking fees etc you expect a lot better than having to side step runners heading in the opposite direction and totally inept stewarding … took best part of an hour to get out of the car park at the end. Shame Date of review: March 6, 2011
In short: Nice weather conditions made for a fantastic raceIn full: First time running Llanelli and was very impressed. Good facilities for runners and the course was nice and smooth. Definite PB potential but a few little slopes along the way to keep things interested. Date of review: March 6, 2011
In short: Excellent race for all abilities, great for PBIn full: Flat with slight undulation, good for PBs and for all level of running ability. Coastal path means great scenery but prepare for strong winds and a cold start (9am). Well organised with helpful, friendly stewards. Date of review: March 6, 2011
In full: Everything we've come to expect from Llanelli races run by Human Being Active. The race was well organised, the scenery very good and the atmosphere friendly. Well done - I'd recommend this one to all.Date of review: March 6, 2011
In short: A jolly good morningIn full: Was had by all I think.The early start was a benefit this year.Extra loos,better manned water stations and some good banter from the sparse support.All in all a good mornings work. Date of review: March 6, 2011
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Soilwork -- Orlando, FL -- February 6th, 2009
The show was at the Backbooth in downtown Orlando. A pretty small venue that, from what I saw, can hold about 300 people. I was right in front of the stage the entire night and it was an amazing show. The previous review from Tampa said that Daylight Dies and Darkane both sucked, but everyone that was at the show was going apeshit for all of the bands, especially Darkane. In my honest opinion, I think Darkane stole the show, but they have one less member than Soilwork does and the stage was tiny as hell, so Darkane had more of an opportunity to move around. They did interact with the crowd alot more than Soilwork did though.
Swallow The Sun
1) Swallow (Horror pt. 1)
2) Don't Fall Asleep (Horror pt. 2)
3) The Ship
4) Plague of Butterflies? (I'm not sure)
5) Through Her Silvery Body or Out of this Gloomy Light (2 kids in the crowd shouted both of these songs, and I remember that the singer said it was one of these two......I just can't recall which one.)
- Despite having something going on with the sound guy in the beginning, they ended up with enough time to play an extra song.
Daylight Dies
1) Cathedral
2) A Dream Redesigned
3) A Life Less Lived
4) Four Corners
5) A Portrait In White
- The entire band made due with the small amount of space they had on stage and had a killer show. It was a good band to follow up the style of music that Swallow The Sun plays.
*Just the songs played, not the order they were in since I can't recall it*
Intro (I am almost 100% positive it was the intro from Rusted Angel, but it could have been Variations of an Eye Crush from the new album)
Chaos vs. Order
Innocence Gone
Leaving Existence
Execution 44
Secondary Effects
Fading Dimensions
Outro (I'm not sure if it was part of a song or not, but it was fucking killer)
-Like I said before, due to the stage presence and the interaction they had with the crowd, I believe they stole the show. I was surprised at how many people knew the songs and were singing along. You could tell that all of the band members were having a great time playing. Also, it seemed like they were a hell of alot heavier live than they are on CD, especially Peter (the drummer). He is fast and technical as fuck.
1) Follow The Hollow
2) Like The Average Stalker
3) Exile
4) Needlefeast
5) Rejection Role
6) Black Star Deceiver
7) 20 More Miles
8) Soilworker's Song Of The Damned
9) Shadowchild
10) The Chainheart Machine
11) Light The Torch
12) Sworn To A Great Divide
13) Distortion Sleep
14) As We Speak
15) Nerve
- Stabbing The Drama was on the setlist, but the club was supposed to hosting some stupid 80's dance party at midnight, so Soilwork didn't have a chance to play it. They didn't even walk of stage and come back for the encore, they just played the last 2 songs. But even though they had to get be off stage and not play a song, they had a good time joking about it. Actually as I was leaving, I saw Speed walking back into the venue, so I guess he wasn't joking when he asked if anyone else was going to go to the dance party since he was going to go.
Swallow the Sun
- I think they had about 3 or 4 shirts. 2 Tour shirts, one was green and the other was black. They said Plague Across America in the front of them. Another shirt had the Plague of Butterflies EP Artwork on it. They also had a hoodie for sale. The shirts were $20 bucks and the hoodie was $35 I believe.
I think they had there CD's on sale too, but I am not to sure. If they did they were probably $10-$15
Daylight Dies
- They had 3 shirts. One was a tour shirt (surprisingly) for the couple of dates they are playing on this tour. It had artwork similar to the Lost to the Living artwork, but with a guy's face on the front and tour dates on the back. The other 2 shirts were the artwork for Lost to the Living and Dismantling Deviotion. They had all the CD's on sale (including the Live from Contamination Festival and the Portrait in White EP, which are both limited to 1,000 copies). The shirts were $20 and the CD's were $15 I think. They had a combo deal that if you bought a shirt and a any CD, it would come out to $30 bucks, and you got a sticker.
- 2 hoodies and 2 shirts I believe? The tour shirt had the bands logo placed vertically in white. It also had it horizontally in grey, which wrapped around to the back of the shirt which had the tour dates. If there was another shirt for sale, I am not sure what it was. One of the hoodies had the Darkane D and E on the front, the Darkane logo in the back with the chorus from the Demonic Art song I believe (it was zipup). The other hoodie had Darkane and the font had the artwork for the new album inside of it. I can't remember what was on the back and it was just a pullover. The shirts were $20 bucks and the hoodies were $35. They had the Layers of Lies CD and the Demonic Art CD/DVD combo (which doesn't come out for about 1 week) for $15 bucks.
- A shit ton of shirts. One shirt had the original Steelbath Suicide artwork on it and something written on the back (there was a piece of tape on it that said it was a Rare Shirt), a Figure Number Five shirt with the artwork on the front and lyrics written on the back (a piece of tape said it was a fan favorite), a Predator's Portrait shirt with the artwork on the front and lyrics on the back, a Tour Shirt with a picture of one of the heads from the artwork from Sworn to a Great Divide and the tour dates on the back with that man swinging a pickaxe in the background, a white and black baseball jersey with the Natural Born Chaos art on the front and lyrics on the back, A Chainheart Machine shirt with nothing on the back, and finally there was this new shirt with what looked like a Demonic Priest holding a cross and some other stuff with the original Soilwork logo on the front and True Swedish Melodic Madness written on the back of it in ancient looking text (I think that is what it said, or something along those lines). All shirts were $20 bucks and the baseball jersey was $35. They had all of their CD's for $15 also.
After The Show
- All of the bands were walking around after the show signing autographs and talking with the fans. I met all of Darkane, all of Daylight Dies, all of Swallow the Sun, and Speed, Dirk, and Peter from Soilwork.
- Peter from Darkane said that they had working visas for all of 2009 and that they would try to be back sometime in November/December.
- Juha from Swallow The Sun said that they are trying to come back in September, if everything works out.
- I talked to Dirk and asked him about One-Way Mirror and Scarve. On One-Way Mirror he said that they would love to be able to come over here and tour, but that the record didn't go over here as the record label would have liked. He said it is just a matter of waiting and patience. He also said he had a blast being able to play 2 times a night when OWM and Soilwork were touring together over in Europe. On Scarve, he said they are busy writing new material for the new album and they just need to find a new singer. Extremely nice guy.
Welp, that's it for the show. Whoever has a date coming up, you will have a hell of a time!
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Thats a nice Soilwork set, a set majority filled with old songs are better for them. I can't say I enjoyed Sworn to much, Stabbing was pretty good though.
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i dont understand why there is nothing from steel bath suicide being played??
Insanity isn't a song by Darkane, do you mean Third?
The World Is Beautiful, But Has A Disease Called Man
Okay, so Convicted is the only song off Rusted Angel. I guess that's fine, though I would have liked Rusted Angel or A Wisdoms Breed.
Still, good set. Can't wait! Definitely gonna pick up a Darkane shirt, maybe Swallow the Sun too. Thursday!
won two free tickets for the show in philly tomorrow, guess i'll be hitting this tour up after all
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In Philly, Soilwork played The Pittsburgh Syndrome in addition to everything else and Darkane surprisingly played Rape Of Mankind which was completely amazing.
The World Is Beautiful, But Has A Disease Called Man
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This is like, the third or 4th tour in a row I've gotten fucked over in seeing.
But FUCKING CARCASS IN MARCH
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (589 votes).
In short: Fabulous In full: I love this run-as i'm a slow runner it isn't a race for me! I preferred the mass start. In previous years I've gone with the first (slow) groups and-at various points in the race-the faster runners thundered by and I've always worried about slowing them up as they hunt their PBs. This year I started at the back and stayed there and just enjoyed the experience, especially the extra hill. Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Great funIn full: Ran with smile on my face the whole way ,Fancy dress costumes brilliant . The serious runners were the odd ones out . Date of review: January 1, 2011
In full: This is my third Knacker Cracker, its a while since I did the last one, but I managed to improve my personal time by 5 mins, so I am very happy!! Sorry to read some of the reviews from slower finishers.I enjoyed the new format. As Dr Rob says this race would not be possible withjout the amazing team of Marshalls and St John Ambulance, thank you to one and all. I am sure I will be back, and I am not one of the faster runners, I finished in 1:35, for those of you that were unhappy please re-consider for next year. Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Another year another excellent Knacker Cracker!!In full: Thanks, Dr Rob for another challenging start to the New Year. Brilliant atmosphere, very, very tough course with the usual combination of back breaking climbs and slippery descents. Great t-shirt and novelty mug to remind me of the day and already looking forward to next year (if I survive my second attempt at the Picnic!!)>Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: My first 10k fab !Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: After 4 years of doing it, Dissapointed this year!In full: Normally I would be sat here raving about how fantastic this event is, I along with a pal have completed it 4 times and look forward to it every New Years Day. 2011 was not a good event for those now at the 'back' of the race. I would like to start by saying that the marshalls were fantastic and that the pre 'race' organisation was fantastic too. However the new mass start didnt work for us, unfortunately we are not the fastest of runners, which in previous years didnt matter due to the 'wave' starts, but we were left bringing up the rear with other great runners only to finish to NO nice momentoes that every one else seemed to recieve. As previously mentioned by another 'back' runner the medal and t-shirt will be sent on, but when paying good money for what is normally a very good event I would like to feel I have left with what I have earnt!.Also because we did take so long we missed the prize giving event, which last year was great fun and really added to the atmosphere. Not so sure I will enter again next year as feel very dissapointed. Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Haven't stopped smiling yetIn full: Loved it. First time so I dont know how it compares to other years but I thought is was a fantastic start to 2011. Challenging, uplifting, with a fab atmosphere. Thought the t-shirts were brilliant THANK YOU to all involved. Sign me up for next year.Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Suicidal but FUNIn full: If it wasn't suicidally tough it just wouldn't be as much fun.To get through without losing a limb was the target and getting a PB was a bonus (For this course)Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Somewhat deflatedIn full: After spectating last year I had really been looking forward to starting 2011 on a high and enjoying a fun but challenging run around Boxhill, taking things easy and running with my wife for a change.Thanks to all the marshals - great support and help. A pity that the organisation left a less than memorable feeling in our minds.This is a view from the back of the race.Last year there seemed to be a great spirit with runners passing through in little groups, mainly due to the staggered start times, slower runners were always in a group with others not stretched out at the back of the event like they are in most competetive events. The new massed start and having to head downhill before then going back up seemed to have killed that spirit off.This added to all those at the back 'missing' out on a T - shirt and 2011 medal to take away on the day spoilt things, now i know how my wife feels at most events, finishing after all the drinks and food have gone and feeling as though she is keeping timekeepers waiting, hope they stayed to record the last finisher who was still running the last half mile when we were on our way back up the hill to the car park.The organiser's will post the medal and T shirt later but it is not quite the same as having something to take away on the day.Comments have been made here and elsewhere on the rising cost of Trionium events and whilst agreeing that they have always offered great value and good memento's in the past care has to be taken to ensure that everyone entering - including those at the back benefit and leave feeling that they have contributed to a great event.Date of review: January 1, 2011
In short: Can't think of a better way to start the New Year, my 4th time, I've been smiling all day !In full: Great fun, worth it just to see the outfits, people are encouraging but it's tough enough to make you feel like you've earned the generous momentos. Lovely L/s running top with names printed on the back, mug and a medal. Soup and roll very welcome too. Thanks to Dr McCaffery, his family and all those who made it happen. Date of review: January 1, 2011
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (150 votes).
In short: good raceIn full: got 1h35 this time and loved the changes to the course well done to David Hyde and team will be back next yearDate of review: June 28, 2011
In short: A very well organised event with great seaside views.In full: A very well organised event with great seaside views. Very friendly with the marshalls and even the Race Director going the extra mile to make sure all competitors on the day were looked after. Get it in your diary for next year!Date of review: June 25, 2011
In short: well organised , well supported, well done.In full: very enjoyable weekend, good medal, good t-shirt. good coarse, good value. will defo run this one again.Date of review: June 22, 2011
In short: briliant race and the marshalls were great!In full: 1st half marathon and the race was brilliant, the marsahlls were excellent, the availability of water was also good, just got to figure out how run and drink from a cup at the same time! could have done with some more organisation in the car park it was the bit mad! Also the prize bag was top notch alsoDate of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Well done Torquay & Paignton. Brill event. 1 of the best have run for a while. Knocks spots off the Birmingham Half for organisation & beginner friendliness. Date of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Perfect race for either a first half marathon, or for someone after a pb (although not a super fast course)Date of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Extremely well organised, friendly race - well done Torbay!In full: There's nothing not to like about this race (apart from a few mildly challenging hills perhaps). Great organisation and course, starting area works really well, usual west country welcome and friendliness, great marshalls, and some nice scenery and spectator support in parts. Excellent value for money (Exeter could learn a thing or two with its prices more akin to your Readings and Bristol races) and nice tech t-shirt and quality medal. Wasn't sure I'd like the no MP3 player rule (I usually ignore them but it seemed to be taken quite seriously here) but it was fine and actually as people weren't plugged in there was a bit of banter between runners which was nice. I hope to be back next year!Date of review: June 20, 2011
In short: very well organised, great atmosphere.Date of review: June 20, 2011
In short: Excellent organisation, a good traffic free route and good atmosphereIn full: Well done to the organisers and the Council for getting the route traffic free, making it a real pleasure to run. Thank you marshalls for good friendly support.Date of review: June 20, 2011
In short: Very enjoyable, well organisedIn full: Well organised, a big thanks to all the marshalls who were most encouraging. Good T shirt and medal. The fruit at the end was really welcome. A great way to spend a Sunday morning!Date of review: June 20, 2011
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (134 votes).
In short: Hard work but worth the effortIn full: First time I've done it. Good mixture of woodland paths, tracks, quiet roads and plenty of hills. Superb course markings and marshalls. Will be back next year.Date of review: August 2, 2010
In short: A hard but really enjoyable raceIn full: Everything about this race is just right each year. Ample parking and toilets, friendly yet ultra-competent organisation, a hard but fair course in beautiful scenery. If you don't like this one you don't like trail running...Date of review: August 2, 2010
In short: Definitely not a race for a PB - congested start, narrow trails, sharp uphills and scrambles downhill, steps and a late long hill all militate against this. And yet.....a really enjoyable, brilliantly and very different race. Well worth the effortDate of review: August 2, 2010
In short: Just plain masochisticIn full: A very tough race up challenging hills - there seemed more up than down. Make sure you save plenty for the perpetual climb after 8 miles - it never seems to end. Thanks to Liss Runners for a well organised and marshalled event.Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: Hard as nails - makes supermen of men, superwomen of women. Legs like jellyIn full: Super event which is as tough as they come. You think the hills are all over and then another one pops up to rip you to shreds. Its unremitting torture - but fun at the same time and the sense of achievement at the end is overwhelming. Love challenges like that - trail running at its hardest and best. Superbly organisd - good number of water stations and a nice medal to remember the pain by!Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: fantastic race unmissable Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: Brilliant and well organised. In full: Marshals were friendly and the course marking was exceptional. Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: great race.In full: my third running, fantastic race cheers to all.Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: An excellent well marshalled eventIn full: Was very impressed with this event. Was the first time I have run here and thought the Marshall's handled things well. No problems with directions to get there or parking. The route was enjoyable with lots of woods and hills to contend with that I enjoyed. No chance of getting lost on this course which is a credit to the organization. Even a bar at the finish to get a drink and soak up the atmosphere. Certainly an event i would like to come back and do again.Date of review: August 1, 2010
In short: Hills Sand Boulders Hard work but worth itDate of review: August 1, 2010
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