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Washington (13-13) have now lost their last two games after losing to the Braves on Monday and the Reds on Sunday. Stephen Strasburg pitched for the Nationals and made it six full innings before being pulled out. Strasburg gave up two runs on six hits and four walks. One of those hits was a double by opposing pitcher Julio Teheran. Bryce Harper is having a great sophomore season in the big leagues with nine home runs, which leads the team. Along with that, Harper leads the team in batting average in which he is hitting a blistering .356 Harper has 32 hits and 18 runs batted in, both of them lead the team. Ian Desmond is also hitting above .300 at .303. Desmond is leading the team in doubles as he has already hit 10 on the season.
The Braves (16-9) received a much-needed win on Monday after losing four games in a row before the game against the Nationals. The Braves were swept by the Tigers and lost their last game against the Rockies. Justin Upton has a massive 12 home runs and 19 RBI's. Chris Johnson is hitting .367.
Washington is 11-14 against the spread while the Braves are 12-12.
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(Masterpieces of Fiction, Detective and Mystery Edition)
Georgette Heyer's twelve detective novels are variations of the English country-house mystery. Like her extremely popular historical romances set in the Regency period, her mysteries are witty comedies of manners. Her characters, whether they live in villages, suburban communities, or on London estates, are well-bred and affluent. Heyer has been compared to Jane Austen because, in the world she skillfully creates, manners are morals. Pretension of any kind is ruthlessly exposed. Young women who seek to marry well for mercenary reasons do not succeed in the matrimonial game, but attractive heroines always make a suitable alliance. Although the crimes are solved at the conclusion of her novels, the detection of the murderer is only slightly more important than the resolution of the romantic action, which nearly always results in marriage.
Her mysteries are painstakingly plotted, but suspense is less important than wit in a Heyer mystery. For this reason, her books can be read and reread without a loss of interest. Both violence and passion are suppressed. Maiden aunts and stately dowagers tend to be pleased when a murder occurs because it may give their young relatives something with which to amuse themselves other than tennis, as in Detection Unlimited (1953). Few writers are fortunate enough to have Heyer's unerring ear for dialogue and sense of the ridiculous. In No Wind of Blame (1939), when an unscrupulous gigolo, whose unpronounceable name leads everyone to call him Prince, pursues his impressionable hostess, his romantic overtures are undercut by a dog who also answers to the name Prince. Many of Heyer's mysteries are still in print. Like her romances, they are masterpieces of satire and good humor.

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Alcoholism & Liver Damage
Over time, heavy alcohol consumption can cause major damage to an addict's gastrointestinal system. This can include deadly bleeding, perforated ulcers, acute pancreatitis, and many other conditions and diseases. An alcoholic may also be at an increased risk for carcinoma of the esophagus and further liver damage that can ultimately lead to cirrhosis of the liver.
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Prachumsri Named Men's Volleyball Coach
UC Merced's Athletics Department has hired women's volleyball coach and alumnus Surabordin "Ai" Prachumsri as the men's volleyball head coach.
UC Merced's Athletics Department has hired women's volleyball coach and alumnus Surabordin "Ai" Prachumsri as the men's volleyball head coach.
Some of UC Merced's most celebrated sports stars of the recent past are now helping to lead the newest generation of student-athletes at their alma mater.
Surabordin "Ai" Prachumsri has been hired to take the helm as UC Merced's second head coach in women's volleyball and the first alumnus to become a head coach for the campus.
Long hours and hard work paid off for UC Merced's intercollegiate athletics program last week when the California Pacific Conference's 2014-15 awards were announced. For the first time in conference history, one school earned every departmental award.
UC Merced Director of Recreation and Athletics David Dunham was selected as the Cal Pac Athletic Director of the Year. UC Merced was also named the top institution in the categories of sportsmanship, sports medicine and sports information.
Nine new members of this year's UC Merced Women's Volleyball team, from all around the Central Valley, are among the campus's first group of recruited student athletes.
The field is set for more success next year after UC Merced student-athletes earned top honors and played to impressive crowds during the debut season of varsity sports.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC7z3txAcz8The UC Merced women's volleyball team made history Thursday night, earning the school's first victory in any sport at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics level.
The match would have been historic regardless, as the Golden Bobcats were playing their first home sporting event. But they made the night even sweeter with a 25-16, 27-25, 20-25, 25-18 win over Pacific Union College in their California Pacific Conference debut.
Sophomore Alexandria Curtis is doing something most students wouldn't even consider — competing in two of UC Merced's first varsity intercollegiate sports this fall while juggling a full college course load.
The University of California, Merced, will celebrate the first varsity sporting events on campus next week, with the women's volleyball team playing its home opener on Sept. 22 and an Athletics Kickoff Tailgate event prior to their game on Sept. 24.
If there was any question whether UC Merced was ready to take its sports teams to a higher competitive level, the women's volleyball club team has proved it this year.


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Sunday, February 07, 2010
The Post Mortem: Nice Try D-Bag
This is a Gomer I am more comfortable with. Watching Gomer become a confident, assertive, almost clutch quarterback would be akin to watching Clay Aiken win the WWF championship belt.
That just does not fit.
Gomer finally got his comeuppance, much like Ronald Miller when Cindy Mancini revealed that he had paid her to date him at that New Year's Eve party in Can't Buy Me Love.
Let us be real here. Gomer won a Super Bowl against Rex Grossman. The Colts beat the Jets and Raven in the playoffs – ending Mark Sanchez and Joe Flacco's seasons. As Bain pointed out, the Saints ended the season – any made the careers – of the Kurt Warner Machine and Brett Favre.
Big difference.
Speaking of which, Lil' Hater nailed it when he said that even Favre was embarrassed by Manning's interception and pick six. Thank you Gomer, it is good to have you back.
Of course, the world was ready to crucify Favre for making an error. The media is already making excuses for Gomer, noting that he had a good game (but not as good as Favre had in New Orleans). Only Deion Sanders had the guts to call Gomer a choker. Is anybody else going to jump on board? I feel like Bobby 'the Brian' Heenan telling people about Mr. All America, but nobody will listen.
HOW ABOUT America's Soccer Mom? Archie Manning struggled for years with the Saints and when his team finally wins a Super Bowl, he cannot celebrate because his idiot son lost. Karmic justice does not always move swiftly, but Mr. Saints cannot participate in the team's championship parade because they beat his boy. Honestly, nothing could be better than that.
Suck it, Archie. (Yeah, real mature but come on, it captures the moment.)
NOW, THIS is normally not THN's style. We should instead be reveling in the fact that not only did the Colts lose – but it was all Gomer's fault. But we have to give some love to Saints QB Drew Brees. Because Brees certainly deserved to not only win this game, but join some of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL. Brees always seems to be on the cusp of top NFL quarterbacks, outside of the circle set aside for Gomer and Tom Brady.
And how does Chargers GM A.J. Smith feel right now? He let two Super Bowl MVPs get away. Not that the Chargers are not in good shape with Philip Rivers. The team has other problems other than quarterback, but if Smith ever let Rivers go, he would eventually be a Super Bowl MVP. (And is it fair to note that he passed on Ben Roethlisberger, too?)
THE COLTS are built for the regular season. Like they are the NFL version of the Angels. The Colts are not a postseason team. The Colts were taken apart physically and strategically – all in one play.
The Saints onsides kick showed that plucky spirit of a team playing to win. The Colts had a chance to recover the ball – Mr. Kendra Wilkinson, Hank Baskett blew that chance. The Colts, I am convinced, probably had the ball in that scrum that followed. One of the best scrums in NFL history, mind you. But the Saints proved that they wanted it more with that play, and it was at moment, where the real persona of the Colts started to surface.
The Colts have never showed any sort of killer instinct. Again, their only Super Bowl win came against Rex Grossman.
That onsides kick was only exasperated by the way the Colts finished the first half. The Colts had already driven 90 + yards for a touchdown in the first half. The Colts had the ball with close to two minutes left to go, and they run it three times? Did the Colts even want to win this game? Gomer had a drive that brought them back against the Jets during the end of the first half in the AFC Championship Game. The Colts could have delivered a crushing blow to the Saints in that instance.
They chose to Claude Lemieux, instead.
That is Colts football to me. So why I should not be surprised, I mean, of all people, I should not be surprised, but the Colts fulfilled their destiny again.
Think of it this way. Both teams were 13-0 this season. The Colts decided to rest their starters and play like punks. The Saints wanted to go undefeated. That winning mentality showed in the Saints on Sunday. The Colts, not so much.
PROPS TO Bain, he nearly nailed that final of the Super Bowl. And had Gomer punched it in, it is a spot-on prediction. To be honest, when you are looking for a Super Bowl pick, go Bain. He nails it every year.
SO KIM Kardashian wins the E! Channel bowl, right? No Ian Johnson moment from Reggie Bush though. Smart Reggie, smart.
Gomer's all-time playoff record, 9-9. Does that sound like the best quarterback in NFL history? Gomer's passer rating was near 90, but again, that interception.
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- The Hatriot said...
HA HA HA HA! Saints Win! Fuck you, Gomer! Fuck you, Archie! Fuck you, Middle America! And fuck all the tax exempt dollars you sent to the Tebowliban so that y'all could watch him sing "Every Sperm is Sacred" on national t.v.! We sent a random sample to the lab and it came back positive for Cheetos, Yoo-Hoo, and crystal meth. The next time I'm flying over your double wide on my way to place that has bookstores and sushi, I'll flush twice in honor of the Saints! Now get your ass back to homeschooling your unweb pregnant teenage daughters!
- Peteski said...
Looks like the Chargers will be the LAST team to be in a Super Bowl... Let's see, who is left - Texans, Browns, Jaguars, Cardinals, Lions, & Chargers.
Chargers were in Super Bowl XXIX against the 49ers. They got waxed 49-26, but they were there. Tool.
- buckyor said...
Anonymous is apparently too young to remember events from only one year ago, when the Cardinals were about a minute away from winning the Super Bowl.


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BANKS COUNTY -- The Rev. Luis Ortiz said there will be a certain irony to his sermon today.
The 39-year-old minister of New Salem United Methodist Church, which fell victim to arson on New Year's Eve, said he had planned to craft the sermon around the age-old adage of forgiving and forgetting.
However, as the past week progressed, Ortiz said ''he was called on by God'' to deliver a message of another kind called ''Battling the Storms.''
''I guess with all that has happened this past week, the sermon will change a bit,'' he said. ''The more I think about it, the more I know I am going to have to fit (the arson arrests) into the sermon.''
This past week, three people -- Jay Scott Ballinger, 36, of Yorktown, Ind., and his two alleged accomplices: Angela Wood, 24, who worked at a nude bar in Athens, and Donald A. Puckett, 37, of Lebanon, Ind. -- were arrested in connection to setting church fires from 1994 to 1999.
Investigators believe Ballinger is linked to at least 50 fires in 11 states -- including five fires in north Georgia.
Ballinger was arrested in Muncie, Ind., on Tuesday and charged with torching seven churches in Indiana. Wood was arrested Saturday in Athens and is charged with assisting in the burning of one of the Indiana churches. Puckett is charged with burning one of the Indiana churches, but is not a suspect in any of the Georgia fires, according to Georgia Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner John Oxendine.
The five north Georgia fires include two Murray County church blazes; the Jan. 1 Johnson United Methodist Church fire in Oconee County; the Dec. 31 fire at New Salem United Methodist Church in Banks County near Commerce, and the Christmas Day fire at Walton County's Sardis Full Gospel Church.
For many in Banks County, what they want is justice -- justice for burning a church building that dated back to the 1800s; justice for New Salem's small church congregation of 105 members, who so far have raised only $190,000 of the $400,000 needed to replace the building.
But more importantly, justice for the lost life of Loy Williams, the 27-year-old volunteer firefighter from Franklin County who died trying to extinguish the blaze. Williams was captain of the Banks County Fire District 4.
Williams' death is the key, Ortiz said. He said his church would have been lumped in with most other rural churches had it not been for Williams' death. In fact, Ortiz said Williams' death may ironically be his church's saving grace.
''I truly think we would have been another small church that was burned, lumped in with all of the other churches like us,'' Ortiz said. ''With all of the attention given to this, we have been able to raise funds for the church. But I think it took a death for anyone to care about this church.''
Perhaps that death is the reason why none of the local authorities will speak about the federal investigations. Banks County Sheriff Ken Chapman refused comment. Banks County Fire Chief Dean Jackman and Fire Deputy Perry Dalton also declined comment, saying they did not want to damage the investigation.
However, one of Banks County's 80 volunteer firefighters who didn't want to be identified said ''if those guys are responsible for the Loy (Williams) death, there is no penalty harsh enough for what they did.''
Tim Madison, district attorney for Banks, Barrow and Jackson counties, said ''if anyone were to be actually charged on those fires, this office would try them for felony arson and first degree murder.''
But Madison was careful about saying much concerning the arrests of Ballinger and Wood because they haven't been charged in the Banks fire, and little information has been released in the case.
''There are so many people that are talking about this case, but I can't say much until I see some warrants,'' he said. ''It would be my hope that we could bring whomever is responsible for the fire to justice, but until then, I don't see how any of the (authorities involved) can say anything. This is something we will just have to wait and see.''
And waiting is what members of New Salem's congregation, like Marty Elrod, have been doing. She is waiting for answers. Waiting and wondering why anyone would want to burn down a church; why anyone would want to destroy a house of worship.
''I just really need the answers,'' she said. ''What would bring people to do this? It doesn't really make sense. I can't judge them, but whoever did it, they will get their punishment. I know we are supposed to forgive, but it's really hard to do it here.''
Many Banks Countians say they want those responsible for the church fire to pay for the crime, and for the life of Williams.
''I think the law has to be pretty rigid on this,'' said the Rev. Kenneth Sizemore, minister of Center Grove Baptist Church in Jackson County, just north of Jefferson. Last month, the church held a forum sponsored by the National Church Burnings Task Force urging rural churches to be pro-active in protecting themselves from arson. The task force is comprised of several law enforcement agencies under the umbrella of the Justice Department to help communities in the aftermath of church burnings.
It was only September 1997 when Center Grove was left scrambling when its building was destroyed in a blaze. Investigators have yet to determine if the fire was an accident or an act of arson.
Sizemore said that he could forgive, but acts of arson should come with a price.
''I pray that somehow the Gospel will touch them,'' Sizemore said. ''I have no problems with forgiving. That is what we should be about. But what has happened here has hurt people. It doesn't even matter if this is done by Satanists or not. After all, sin is sin, and there are people walking with Satan who don't consider themselves Satanists.''
Ortiz, although more alarmed that the arrested trio is believed to be a part of a Satanic cult, echoed Sizemore's sentiments about punishment and forgiveness.
''I just think that they should be subject to the highest penalty of the law -- whatever that is,'' he said. ''This is just something that sick people do. It is just absolutely sick. Just like that man who (dragged a man to death) in Texas. These are people who need some help. But they also not only have problems, they need to be punished.''
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Lewis-McChord facing cuts
Wed., June 26, 2013
Brigade of almost 4,000 will be deactivated
SEATTLE – The Army plans to reduce the number of troops at Joint Base Lewis-McChord by about 4,000 soldiers during the next several years as part of an overall reduction in force prompted by spending cuts and the ending of the war in Afghanistan, officials said Tuesday.
The Army will deactivate the 4th Stryker Brigade, which has about 4,000 soldiers, including 1,000 remaining in Afghanistan who are due back this summer, said spokesman Lt. Col. Gary Dangerfield.
JBLM has a total of 33,645 active-duty soldiers, Dangerfield said. Including Air Force and reservists, the total military population is close to 40,000, he said.
As part of the Army reorganization, some combat soldiers will be added to brigades.
Army officials assured U.S. Rep. Denny Heck that Lewis-McChord still has a significant mission.
"Today's announcement ensures that Joint Base Lewis-McChord will retain its status as the U.S. Army's main West Coast force projection base. The base will continue to play an important role in the decades ahead as our national security strategy pivots to the Asia-Pacific region," Heck, a Democrat, said.
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said she was disappointed in the reductions at JBLM but said it will remain "one of the premier military installations in America."
"In the coming months, I will continue working closely with JBLM leaderships, community partners in the south Sound, and all those directly affected to make this transition as seamless as possible," she said in a statement.
The base near Tacoma is one of 10 in the United States losing brigades in a reorganization announced by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno to reduce troop strength by 80,000 to 490,000.
"We hate to lose anything, to be honest with you," said spokesman Dangerfield at JBLM. "It can have an impact on the organization. We will make the adjustment."
It won't affect JBLM's readiness, he said.
"Our new mission now is to focus on the Pacific, and we can more than meet that challenge if it comes down to the scenario, and we can be augmented," Dangerfield said.


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The Symbiosis International University, Pune has announced the exam dates for the Ph.D Entrance Exam 2012 which will be held in the month of August 2012. The Ph.D Entrance Exam 2012 will be held on Sunday, August 12, 2012.
The Ph.D Entrance Exam 2012 is conducted for taking admission to the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) program offered by various faculties, such as, Engineering, Law, Social Science, Health Sciences, Computer Studies and Management for the commencing session 2012-13.
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- After online registration, the candidate should take a print out of the Payment Advice Form and send it along with the DD to the 'Symbiosis Secretariat, Symbiosis International University, Pune, Maharashtra- 412 115' on or before July 25, 2012.
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Amber Ale
Stats: 15°P OG| 57 IBU | 5.8% ABV
Our Amber Ale's hoppy character unites with Munich and Carastan malts, resulting in a well-balanced, refreshing yet complex ale. It's dry-hopped with Cascade hops to create a bouquet of citrus aromas.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Carastan | Vienna | Roast | Wheat
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Best Bitter ESB
Stats: 13.5°P OG| 45 IBU | 5.6% ABV
Best Bitter ESB (Extra Special Bitter) is modeled after a traditional English-style pale ale. The pleasing caramel color reflects the delicately selected grain bill. The smooth, soft-bitterness creates an eminently quaffable ale.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Carastan
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Bellingham Blonde
Stats: 12°P OG| 45 IBU | 5.1% ABV
Bellingham Blonde was originally brewed for the beautiful summers in the Pacific Northwest. Our Patrons soon realized that it's affable qualities complement all seasons.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Pilsner | Munich | Vienna | Dextrin
Hops: Mt. Hood | Cascade | Saaz
Stats: 16°P OG| 66 IBU | 6.5% ABV
Inspiration for Cedar Dust IPA hails from Bellingham's iconic mountain bike trail on Galbraith Mountain. Brewed with four varieties of Washington-grown hops to encapsulate the spirit of the adventurous PNW.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Crystal | Chocolate
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Stats: 11.4°P OG| 29 IBU | 4.2% ABV
An Irish-Style dry stout with a silky body & sessionable qualities. Served on nitro for dense creamy head and maximum smoothness.
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A clean, hoppy pale ale, dialed in to keep you pinned while you shred. A beautiful golden pale ale with dense, persistent head. Tropical and citrus aromas complement the dry, residual bitterness of this perfect trail beer.
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INSIDE PASSAGE ALE (Our Classic IPA)
Stats: 16.25°P OG| 78 IBU | 7.5% ABV
IPA (India Pale Ale) has come a long way since the sad days of the British Empire. Boundary Bay's was one of the first in the Northwest. The big malt backbone, juicy Amarillo hops, and assertive bitterness make this a true 'classic.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Carastan | Vienna
Hops: Centennial | Amarillo | Cascade
Stats: 21°P OG| 37 IBU | 9.6% ABV
Perhaps more than any beer, This Imperial Oatmeal Stout deserves to be called a "meal in a glass." For many years stouts were considered so nutritious they were often served as a health tonic! Lightly hopped, Oatmeal Stout is aged for one month to allow the medley of dark malts and oats to celebrate their union.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Dark Crystal | Chocolate | Oats | Roasted Barley
Hops: Centennial | Fuggle
Stats: 12.5°P OG| 45 IBU | 5% ABV
Pilsner is one of the marvelous lager beer styles hailing from the cradle of modern beer civilization (Europe). Boundary Bay's Bohemian-style Pilsner IS brewed with continental and local malt from Skagit Valley, resulting in a super-clean lager with subtle bitterness and a classic pilsner-malt backbone.
Malts: Skagit Valley 'Copeland' | Pilsner | Vienna | Dextrin
Hops: Czech Saaz
Stats: 15.5°P OG| 31 IBU | 6.4% ABV
Our Scotch Ale became a Northwest classic with the inaugural brew in 1995. The Long Boil in the Kettle Caramelizes the wort, producing deep-copper tones. Scotch Ale's signature malt character is crafted for pure enjoyment.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Carastan | Crystal | Chocolate | Roast | Wheat
Hops: Perle | Cascade | Mt. Hood
Stats: 11.5°P OG| 75 IBU | 5% ABV
The IPA-drinker's go-to 'session' beer! Safety Break is a classic refreshing NW ale that will leave you feeling refreshed and hop-satisfied. At 5% alcohol, you can feel free to enjoy a Safety Break just about any time.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Crystal | Wheat
Hops: Zeus | Centennial | Citra®
40-Mile Fresh Hop
Stats: 12.3°P OG| 40 IBU | 5.5% ABV
As the name suggests, 40-Mile Fresh Hop is brewed solely with ingredients sourced within 40 miles of the brewery. This palate-pleaser boasts a bouquet of whole-cone hops from a farm in Lynden. 40-Mile Fresh Hop utilizes a plethora of unique barley varieties grown in Skagit Valley and malted by Skagit Valley Malting in Burlington. This Pale Ale highlights that you don't have to go far to enjoy a truly local beer.
Malts: 100% Skagit Valley: 'Obsidian | 'Violetta' | Munich | 'Brau' | 'Club Wheat' | Vienna
Hops: Centennial | Chinook | Cascade | Glacier | Magnum | Nugget | Columbus
Cabin Fever
Stats: 21°P OG | 45 IBU | 8.5% ABV
Hit the slopes and cozy up next to the fireplace with the perfect companion: Cabin Fever. Rich and malty with a balanced hop character, our Winter Warmer is, by nature, deceptively strong. With an extended conditioning period, Cabin Fever is blissfully smooth. This winter there's no need to fear the cold. Warm up with a fever.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Crystal | Carastan| Chocolate | Oats
Hops: Zeus | Simcoe® | Willamette | Celeia
Irish Red
With a deep red hue, Irish Red is Smooth and easy-drinking seasonal. Irish Red is a lighter-bodied ale with low hop bitterness and a clean, malty, toffee-like finish. Brewed annually for the spirit of the Bellingham Community & the Bellingham St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Cara ruby | Caramunich III | Carafa III | Cara Red | Wheat
Hops: Fuggles
Old Bounder
Stats: 22.3°P OG | 100+ IBU | 9.7% ABV
A fisherman of yore, Old Bounder, sought strong ales with a vestige of the past. Upon discovering American barleywine, a goblet was required straightaway. Old Bounder barleywine is a rich, full-bodied beer with smooth caramel sweetness and bold hop character. The warming-alcohol content is exceptional for an after-dinner beverage or dessert pairing. Old Bounder is crafted for those who voyage for the finer things.
Hops: Zeus | Willamette
Ski to Sea ESB
Stats: 13°P OG| 45 IBU | 5.9% ABV
Ski to Sea ESB is a traditional English-style pale ale brewed to commemorate the tradition of the Ski to Sea Race. The bright, copper-color of this ESB reflects the rich blend of local and continental malts. The "eighth leg" of the Ski to Sea race is perfect for any beautiful PNW afternoon!
Malts: Skagit Valley 'Copeland' | UK Maris Otter French Aromatic | Skagit Valley 'Club Wheat' Honey Malt |Belgian Biscuit | Belgian Special B.
Hops: UK Fuggles
April Brews Day Pale
Stats: 11.5°P OG | 45 IBU | 5.1% ABV
This beautiful golden pale ale is brewed to celebrate the 16th anniversary of Max Higbee Center's April Brews Day! ABD Pale's dense, persistent head combines with tropical/citrus aromas to excite the tastebuds. A dry, residual bitterness will surely keep the PNW hop lovers happy.
Stats: 10°P OG| 8 IBU | 4.5% ABV
Citraweisse is a kettle-soured Berliner-style weiss brewed with 100% local Skagit Valley MALT. A hefty dry-hop of Citra® gives this refreshing sessionable seasonal a powerful citrusy punch.
Malts: Skagit Valley Malting's 'Copeland' | 'Club Wheat' | 'Brau Malt'
Hops: Citra® | Bobek
Lightner Lager
Stats: 9°P OG| 24 IBU | 4% ABV
For those about to drink a generic, mass-produced light beer, "brewed the hard way…"Don't! Try Lightner Lager instead! Named after Craig Lightner, our General Manager's Father, this light, bright and never-filtered beeris a traditional American-style brewed for those who appreciate an easy drinking, every-day-kind-of beer.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Pilsner | Vienna | Dextrin
Hops: Mt. Hood | Celexia
Traverse IPA
Stats: 12.5°P OG| 55 IBU | 6% ABV
#GetHooked on Traverse IPA! This refreshing IPA is brewed for Recreation Northwest's annual Bellingham Traverse: celebrating the journey of wild salmon with a multi-sport relay race through Bellingham's scenic parks, winding trails and open waterways.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Skagit Valley 'Copeland' | Munich | Honey Malt | Cara Ruby | Wheat
Hops: Eureka |Calypso | Centennial | Denali
Fresh Hop Pale
Stats: 12.7°P OG| 40 IBU | 6% ABV
Boundary Bay's Fresh Hop Pale Ale IS brewed with whole-cone wet Amarillo hops. The 250-mile journey to Vigil Gamache Farms in Toppenish garnered exceptional freshly harvested hops. Epitomize the season and delight your senses with this Easy-drinking farm-to-table experience.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Honey Malt | Cara Ruby | Wheat
Hops: Fresh, Whole-Cone Amarillo
Harvest Rye
Stats: 15°P OG| 45 IBU | 7.2% ABV
As summer fades this crisp, rye boogie helps prepare for the arrival of autumn. Local specialty grains from Skagit Valley produce a complex, medium-bodied ale with beautiful, creamy off-white head. The enticingly bright-copper Harvest Rye brings aromas and flavors of toasted caramel, earthy, pear and orchard fruitiness to complement the forthright rye spice.
Malts: Skagit Valley: 'Alba' | 'Triton' | Vienna | Honey Malt | Abbey | Dextrin | Chocolate | Flaked Rye
Hops: Perle | Fuggle | Cascade
Stats: 13.5°P OG| 35 IBU | 5.7% ABV
The original Oktoberfest lager was created more than 200 years ago in Germany to celebrate a royal wedding. This recipe is a delicious, modern rendition utilizing 100% local malt from Skagit Valley. A generous amount of Munich malt bequeaths the robust, medium-bodied lager with flavors of toasted pretzel, toffee and honey-caramel sweetness.
Malts: Skagit Valley Malting's 'Copeland' | Pilsner | 'Brau Malt' | Munich | Vienna | Acidulated
Coping with the Dark Porter
Stats: 15.4°P OG | 25 IBU | 6.3% ABV
Seemingly forgotten by the sun, the Northwest begins to settle into melancholy. Alas, from the shadows arrives a beacon to vanquish the doldrums: "Coping with the Dark Porter." This porter illuminates new 'Copeland Dark' proprietary malt from Skagit Valley Malting. Coping with the Dark Porter's deep, chestnut-brown color, persistent off-white head, along with chocolate and toffee characteristics reflect the new 'Copeland Dark' malt exquisitely. Coping with the Dark; it's a bit easier with a pint.
Malts: SVM 'Copeland Dark' | SVM 'Club' Wheat | SVM Purple Karma Flaked Barley | SVM Light Crystal | 2-Row Pale | Chocolate Malt Carafa II | Carafa III | Special B
Hops: Zeus | Mt. Hood
Frankie Sprinkles Triple IPA
Stats: 23°P OG | 100+ IBU | 12.04% ABV
As one of our brewers, Eddie, leaves us to raise his boys full-time, we named this Triple IPA in honor of the latest addition to the family. Frankie Sprinkles, the name given to him by his older brother, has become BB folklore! Born of experimental hops, this Triple IPA is quite the brute registering at 12% ABV and 100+ IBU. So, order a glass and say nite nite to this Little Guy.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Vienna | Wheat
Hops: Sorachi Ace | #06297 | #09326
Small Talk Holiday Tart
Stats: 9.75°P OG | 6 IBU | 4.9% ABV
Stop hiding from Grandma's cheek pinching, Uncle Mike's political babble and the overcooked turkey. Introduce a new complexity to the conversation: Small Talk Holiday Tart. This kettle-soured brew is bolstered with cranberry and cherry puree from Oregon Fruit Products and fermented with Boundary 'Sourpuss', the house lactobacillus culture. The earthy funkiness of the culture grounds the tart cranberry, producing a tantalizingly dry finish.
Malts: SVM 'Copeland' | SVM Violetta | Vienna | SVM Light Crystal | SVM Wheat
Hops: German Hersbrucker
4th Quarter Comeback IPA
Stats: 17.7°P OG | 65 IBU | 8.3% ABV
Down by six with two minutes left: Grab a beer and get on your feet. It's time to believe in magic. This single-malt IPA is going to lead your team to victory.
This legend wasn't born; it was handcrafted.
Malt: 2-Row Pale
Hops: Zeus | Simcoe® | Za Hops 'N1/69'
Munzinger IPA
Stats: 14.5°P OG| 50 IBU | 5.7% ABV
Cellarman Eddie and Head Brewer Steve designed the First beer in our Cellarman series, Munzinger IPA. Named after our antique Bung Extractor, the Munzinger, is a light-bodied IPA with a deep-golden color and white vibrant head. Citrusy notes from Citra and Motueka hops combine with a dry finish to welcome the warm, sunnier days ahead.
Malts: 2-Row Pale, Munich, Cara Ruby & Wheat
Hops: Amarillo, Cascade, Citra & Motueka.
Thirsty Ghost
Stats: 12.8°P OG| 25 IBU | 6% ABV
The second beer in our new Cellarman Series, Thirsty Ghost is a hybrid style with elements inspired by Sake and Kolsch. Using a blend of three yeasts (two of them uncommon to beer brewing), our double-dragon team of brewer and cellarman transformed mere rice into this Pan-Pacific delight. Take your taste buds on a journey into unknown frontier. Don't be haunted, drink this beer before it disappears.
Malts: SVM Copeland Pale, Toasted Flaked Rice, Puffed Red Rice, Caramel Malted Rice, SVM 'Club' Wheat, and SVM Vienna
Hops: Hallertau Mittelfrueh, and Hallertau Hersbrucker
Neighborhood Watch
Stats: 7.2°P OG | 15 IBU | 3.7% ABV
Being a good neighbor includes keeping a watchful eye and, in our case, brewing delicious craft beer! To unite our neighborhood for Bellingham Beer Week we collaborated with Gruff Brewing to create this dry-hopped sour pale ale with tropical fruit puree is brewed with local malts from Skagit Valley. Kettle-soured with a blend of bacteria including contributions from Gothberg Farm's Greek yogurt & Breadfarm's sourdough. The addition of Ekuanot Lupulin powder and a bountiful bouquet of hops (NZ Motueka, Mosaic® and Citra® hops) make this collab a super tropical explosion
Malts: Skagit Valley Malt
Hops: Mosaic® | Citra® | Motueka | Ekuanot Lupulin
Goat in a Boat
Stats: 14.2°P OG | 72 IBU | 6.6% ABV
Boundary Bay Brewery (Bellingham) and Iron Goat Brewing Co. (Spokane) sailed together in pursuit of a powerful tropical treasure. Goat in a Boat is a passion fruit IPA that head-butts palates with a hoppy, tropical twist. A fermentation voyage with passion fruit puree and a hefty dry-hop of Mosaic, Simcoe and Amarillo present aromas of passion fruit, musky melon and bright citrus. Anticipate a hazy IPA with pungent, tart fruit flavors and tenacious bitterness.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Vienna | Skagit Valley 'Copeland' | Crystal | Acidulated
Hops: Amarillo, Simcoe® | Mosaic®
The Don
Stats: 20.2°P OG | 100+ IBU | 9.8% ABV
Three things you need to know about The Don
1. The Don answers to no one.
2. To The Don hop families are everything.
3. The Don is loyal until the end.
The hefty malt backbone balances the substantial gift of hops
This Double IPA has to offer. You'll be enjoying it, and then bada-bing, you find the bottom of the glass.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Pilsner | Skagit Valley Vienna Skagit Valley Red Wheat
Hops: Wakatu | Simcoe® | Motueka | Mosaic®
Jackass Penguin IPA
Stats: 15°P OG | 55 IBU | 7.2% ABV
Due to recent environmental disturbances the Jackass Penguin, native to South Africa, is now an endangered species. Confined to the southern waters of Africa the Jackass Penguin is considered a reflection of the overall vitality of the ocean. Jackass Penguin is an India Pale Ale with a beautiful balance of local malts and exotic hops. A deep, golden-straw color and medium-bodied IPA has a consistent bitterness and subtle complexity. Brewed with 100% local Skagit Valley Malt, including the UK origin barley, 'Pilot', which adds some 'across the pond' characteristics. The use of the very limited South African experimental hops from ZA Hops and Calypso hops create pungent melon, mild stonefruit, crisp pear and soft floral undertones. With the purchase of the entire crop of South African hops by a global beer monopoly it's not likely you'll be able to 'enjoy' these varieties in craft beers for much longer.
Malts: Skagit Valley 'Pilot' | Vienna | Acidulated
Hops: Za Hops 'N1/69' | Calypso
de Belg
Stats: 11.4°P OG | 35 IBU |5.1% ABV
Just in time for the longer and warmer late winter days, we introduce our new Belgian Pale Ale, de Belg (de-belgh). The beautiful copper color sets on your palette like a PNW sunset in January. Notice the aroma first; takes you back to your first trip to Europe, right? Expertly balanced, exotic, complex with herbal spice and notes of biscuits and pear butter.
Malts: Pilsner | Munich | Vienna | Special B | Biscuit
SStats: 11.9°P OG | 10 IBU | 5.4% ABV
Raspberry Radler is inspired by traditional German ingenuity; a concoction of half beer, half sparkling fruit juice with a thirst-quenching reputation. The Oregon raspberry puree complements the tart kettle-soured base beer. This radler is brewed with 100% Skagit Valley Malt and hopped with Aged Styrian Bobek and dry-hopped with Citra. Fermentation with ale yeast and house bacteria culture, 'BoundaryPus' creates extra tartness.
Malts: Skagit Valley: 'Copeland' | Munich | Crystal | Wheat | 'Brau' Malt
Hops: Aged Styrian | Bobek | Citra®
"Batch 6000" Imperial Porter
Stats: 19.5°P OG | 35 IBU | 8.5% ABV
We've hit another milestone! Our 6000th batch of beer takes a trip to chocolate town with this light-bodied Baltic Porter! Notes of stone fruit, vanilla & hazelnuts complement the smooth, rich & chocolatey finish. Pairs well with dessert.
Malts: Skagit Valley: 'Copeland' | Pilsner | Munich | Special B | Carafa II | Chocolate
Hops: German Tettnanger
Wonderland Belgian Strong Golden
Stats: 19°P OG // 9.4% ABV // 25 IBU
Wonderland's namesake is a fabled trail on Galbraith Mountain that was destroyed and reborn anew. Accessible to most riders, it also boasts a popular big drop for the more experienced rider. True to the trail and style, Wonderland BSG is an approachable, powerful and intricate golden ale. Hidden behind the billowy lingering head, artfully balanced Body, and complex yeast character awaits a wondrous and deceptively strong treasure.
Malts: SVM Copeland | Pilsner | SVM Red Wheat | Honey Malt | Biscuit | Cara Ruby
Lost Giants
Stats: 21.6°P OG | 100+ IBU | 9.93% ABV
Get lost in the dark with this Imperial Cascadian Dark Ale. Lost Giants adventures through a deep, Pacific Northwest forest of aromas and robust flavors. This legendary high-octane CDA is Sasquatch's choice to embrace the cold, gloomy winter ahead.
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Munich | Special B | Chocolate | Carafa II | Carafa III
Hops: Zeus | Centennial | Amarillo | Simcoe® | Cascade
Ekstatik Nostratik
Stats: 7% ABV | 3.43 pH | Total Acidity 1.2 g/L
"Mirror-surfaced tumbling rivers of melted meaning flow gurgling around you" - Locally harvested rhubarb, raspberries from Curt Maberry Farm & strawberries from Barbie's Berries teach the true language of lost poetry in this funky endogenous fermentation - Aged two years in wood. Ekstatik Nostratik is an extremely limited release from the Boundary Bay Bootlegger Barrel Series. Only 25 cases produced.
Bretta Whiskey Fever
Stats: 19°P OG // 8.5% ABV // 45 IBU
We invited Brettanomyces to party with our 2015 Cabin Fever in Dry Fly Whiskey Barrels. After eight months, things got funky fresh. Bretta Whiskey Fever's touch of wood and whiskey get down with a mellow bitterness in this totally far out brew. Feel the funk!
2016 Bootlegger Stout
Stats: 21°P OG | 37 IBU | 9.5% ABV
Released on December 21, 2016 as part of our Bootlegger Barrel Series! Our Bootlegger Stout is aged in Chuckanut Bay Distillery Whiskey Barrels! Caramel-honey aromatics support complex vanilla creme impressions. Balanced bitter roast flavors poke through with dark fruit and a touch of coffee parlaying for your palate with whiskey's heat. Slightly sweet, with a distinctly refreshing culmination.
2017 Bootlegger Stout
Stats: 21°P OG | 37 IBU | 9.6% ABV
The Flagship of our Bootlegger Barrel Series takes the Oatmeal Stout on a journey through a mixed source of barrels. Notes of molasses, cola and oak with a velvety smooth finish. Age for 3-5 years, or enjoy now!
Barrels: Scotch |Rum | Whiskey (Chuckanut Bay Distillery)
Malts: 2-Row Pale | Dark Crystal | Chocolate Malt | Oats | Roasted Barley | Wheat
Thirsty Ghost (Barrel-Aged)
Stats: 12.8°P OG | 25 IBU | 6% ABV
Thirsty Ghost is a hybrid-style beer inspired by Sake and Kolsch. Using a blend of three yeasts (two of them uncommon to beer brewing), and Whiskey and Bourbon barrels from Chuckanut Bay Distillery our brewing team conjured mere rice into this Pan-Pacific delight.
Barrels: Bourbon & Whiskey (Chuckanut Bay Distillery)
Malts: Copeland Pale | Toasted Flaked Rice | SVM Vienna Puffed Red Rice Caramel Malted Rice | SVM 'Club' Wheat
Hops: Hallertau Mittelfrueh | Hallertau Hersbrucker


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Mediterranean Salad
Easy, quick, and delicious, this salad is one of my favorite "no-time-to-cook" stand-bys. It fills you up with protein from tempeh and hummus, and it leaves nothing to be desired on the flavor front!
Ingredients (Makes 1 serving):
2-4 cups mixed greens
3 slices of tempeh bacon, cooked per package instructions and chopped
4 Tbsp hummus
4 black olives, pitted and chopped
1 Tbsp red onion, chopped
1 small tomato, diced
½ small cucumber, chopped
Juice of 1 lemon
1 Tbsp oregano
Salt and pepper to taste
Directions: Place all ingredients except for the hummus in a bowl with lid, shake well. Add the hummus on top, and enjoy!


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Jeff Hendrick is not looking to be fast-tracked into the Premier League as he would rather wait for Derby to get there first.
And he reckons he will improve more with another year of Championship football under his belt rather than any bit-part role at a top flight club.
The young midfielder was left devastated after last weekend's Championship play-off final defeat to QPR at Wembley.
A late goal for Harry Redknapp's men condemned the Rams to another gruelling campaign in the second tier of English football.
But despite the overwhelming sense of frustration, Hendrick is adamant that Derby can regroup and mount another push to get into the top flight.
And ahead of the Republic of Ireland's friendly clash with Italy in London on Saturday, he insists he wants to stick around and be part of it.
Hendrick has a year to run on his current contract and talks stalled during the year but only because Derby chiefs wanted to wait and see what division they would be.
"They said the other day that they will start talking to everyone again so I will see what happens over the next few days," said the Dubliner who confirmed he wants to stay.
"I know the place and it is a good bunch of players - the direction the club is going is good."
The 22-year-old added: "Because of my age, the best thing for me now is to play regularly so once I'm happy playing week in, week out, I feel like I am improving and getting stronger.
"I have been there a long time but I am happy there. It is a great group. It would have been great to go to the Premier League together but now we need just as big a year and hopefully go up."
Hendrick's season was disrupted by injury but he returned to play his part as the Rams mounted a strong finish to the campaign.
He admits it was hard to stomach watching QPR players celebrate at Wembley, knowing they were on their way back to the Premier League.
"Even standing there and watching them go up to lift the trophy, it is not something you want to see but we have to take the positives from it," he said.
"We want to take that feeling into next year and say 'we don't want to go through that again', so hopefully we hit the ground running next season and have a good year."
And Hendrick revealed that kind words from QPR defender Richard Dunne after the Wembley showdown will go some way to easing the pain that he, Richard Keogh and Conor Sammon experienced.
"Richard Keogh was talking to him and he just told him to keep his head up," said the midfielder. "He said that these things happen but that we had a great season.
"He (Dunne) was so good in the game, he played great that day and fair play to QPR, they went a man down and they still got the job done.
"There were still a lot of positives from our season - how many points we got, the numbers of goals scored so you can take a lot out of it.
"At the end of the day we did not go up but that has to be our aim for next year - we have to put the disappointment behind us and start again."
Jeff Hendrick wants to show Martin O'Neill that he can do a job for the European Championship campaign.
The Derby County midfielder is in the mix to face Italy on Saturday as regulars Glenn Whelan and James McCarthy and also Darron Gibson are missing.
McCarthy is resting an ankle injury and will play no part in these summer games while Gibson is not fit to feature after the cruciate injury in October that ended his season.
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HOPES that two new Lockerbie suspects could face justice in Scotland have been dealt a blow after Libyan officials said they would not allow the pair to leave the north African country.
The fight for justice over the Lockerbie bombing, which claimed 270 lives, continues
Lord Advocate Frank Mulholland QC asked permission for Scots detectives and FBI agents to question Abdullah al-Senussi, Colonel Gaddafi's brother-in-law and former spy chief, and Abu Agila Mas'ud.
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Scottish investigators first tried to interview the two men, along with a number of others, in 2009 but were rebuffed.
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The American Academy of Nursing just held a news briefing on nurse-managed care and health centers as solutions for our ailing health care system. Former Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary and now president of University of Miami, Donna Shalala; Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell; Tine Hansen, CEO of the National Consortium of Nursing Centers and executive director of the Convenient Care Association; and Susan Sherman, president of the Independence Foundation, sent a coherent message: nurse practitioners (NPs) have developed an infrastructure of health centers and convenient care clinics (such as MinuteClinics) that can help our nation reform a health care delivery system that is currently unable to meet the primary health care needs of its people.
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Tine Hansen and Governor Rendell spoke about the barriers and how to overcome them, with Governor Rendell pointing out that "it took 49 regulatory and statutory changes to remove the barriers to NP care in Pennsylvania."
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CHICAGO — If it weren't for all the secrecy surrounding the latest developments in the R. Kelly case, the defense wouldn't be asking to delay the trial yet again, argued a lawyer representing the media's interest in the case on Thursday (May 8).
Attorney Damon Dunn complained about the court's efforts to keep information from the media by holding some hearings in the judge's chambers, instead of in open court, and keeping the motions and documents from those hearings under seal. That's why, when the Chicago Sun-Times reported that one of the secret witnesses would claim that she had a sexual encounter with Kelly and the girl in question on the sex tape, it was big news, he said, and Kelly's lawyers seemed to agree, by virtue of their motion Wednesday to continue the case.
"You need look no further than the Chicago Sun-Times, and their huge headline of 'shocking allegations,' " Kelly attorney Marc Martin told the court.
Kelly, who remained seated during the hearing, wearing a brown suit and a spotted tie, bit on his lip as his lawyer spoke of the latest scandal.
(Look at a timeline of the events surrounding R. Kelly's trial here.)
Dunn, who represented the interests of the Sun-Times, the Chicago Tribune and The Associated Press, asked the court to remedy the situation by allowing the media access to the sealed documents, which would "ventilate" what the defense called a "torrent of publicity." Dunn further argued that the public has a right to monitor the case, given that it's the public who pays for it. He suggested redacting, or editing, the documents, if it was an issue of protecting the identity of the witnesses and more involved voir dire questioning for prospective jurors to counteract effects of publicity.
But even in trying to make his argument, Dunn pointed out, he was limited, since he hadn't even been able to read the documents in question. "Have you seen them?" the judge interrupted him to ask. "They were not given to us," Dunn said.
"Ever see 'Animal House'?" Dunn asked reporters outside the courtroom. "It's like 'Double Secret Probation.'"
Kelly's attorney seemed to agree with the media attorney on certain points, such as opening up the gag order so that the attorneys involved can address rumors and reports with the media.
"We've had reporters call up and say, 'Cough once if it's true,' " Martin said. "We're handcuffed, judge. We can't say it's false. We can't refute it. But if the court would allow us to respond, we would."
However, Martin didn't come right out and ask for the decorum order to be lifted, instead joking that it will be the first and last time he'll agree with prosecutors, since both the defense and prosecution argued against unsealing certain court records. Though even Assistant State's Attorney Mary Boland smiled at the remark, Kelly maintained his look of concern.
Boland argued that keeping some of the information secret protects both the rights of the alleged victim as well as Kelly himself, since it's regarding his right to a fair trial and due process.
Judge Vincent Gaughan said that it was "my mindset, my philosophy" that without the press, "we wouldn't have the democracy we have today." However, because of the gravity of the request, he said he didn't want to make a decision lightly, so he would rule on May 16.
"It's a sign he's taking us seriously," attorney Katherine Licup, who represented the interests of Chicago Public Radio station WBEZ, told reporters outside the courtroom.
The motion to continue the trial is scheduled for Friday (May 9), but while the judge has not formally ruled on the matter, all signs point to him ruling against it and starting the trial as planned.
Jury selection is still slated to begin May 9, and when another matter was brought before Judge Gaughan to be scheduled for trial on Thursday, he said it wouldn't fit on his calendar until next month. "We're starting a really big trial tomorrow," he told the court, "so we're not going to be able to start this case."
Gaughan also took care to make sure the courtroom was presentable and comfortable prior to jury selection, testing out the jury chairs himself on Wednesday, noting two that needed repairs. The seating in the gallery was freshly painted on Wednesday, and sheriff's deputies met on the terrace Thursday afternoon to go over plans on how to handle the expected crowds.
"It sounds like that motion is being denied," Dunn told reporters. "The judge is focused on this trial."
Don't miss "R. Kelly: When The Gavel Drops," airing on Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m. ET on MTV2.
For full coverage of the R. Kelly case, see The R. Kelly Reports.