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In Interlaken, New York, Shelly Winkleblack combines taco fixings with biscuit mix to create this zippy main-dish pie. "You can make it as mild or as hot as you'd like," she notes. "It goes well with a tossed salad."
With Johnsonville Italian Sausage.
Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 each) equals 332 calories, 19 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 147 mg cholesterol, 685 mg sodium, 14 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 23 g protein.
Originally published as Taco Pie in Quick Cooking January/February 2003, p49
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Reviewed on May. 08, 2013 by denjen01
I used this as a base. I mixed enchilada sauce with the hamburger, added a can of beans, and a cup of cooked noodles. This recipe is very versatile so can design it any way you want. It's also super easy. Thank you!
Reviewed on Nov. 04, 2012 by Gretta1972
So good will be making this quite often, thank you.
Reviewed on Jul. 30, 2012 by mrs.heredia1202
This was very good and easy to make. Could have used a little more salsa but i will just add more next time. Also to make it do a little further i add one can of whole white potatos that i just mushed up with clean hands right into the mixture. No one even noticed. Very much a stand by.
Reviewed on Aug. 12, 2011 by Lms526
This was a very simple and easy recipe. I didn't even have to make a special trip to the grocery store. We didn't have any salsa, so I substituted a partial jar of leftover spaghetti sauce and a small can of tomato paste. I used a tomato paste can of water to thin it out a little. I thought bisquick topping kind of overwhelmed the meat somewhat. If I make this again, I think I will add some ricotta or cottage cheese.
Reviewed on Jun. 28, 2011 by strayxdogxstrut
Delicious and simple! I also did a lasagna version I found on the Bisquick website, both were AWESOME.
Reviewed on Mar. 12, 2011 by CK2412
Very good and simple to make!!
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2010 by njones707
We make this dish over and over - it's always a hit! I like to add frozen corn and also use a can of diced tomatoes w green chiles instead of salsa. Yummy!
Reviewed on May. 07, 2010 by l2bake
Very good! I had some leftover raw diced potato that I added to use up. Turned out great! And it went together quickly, a bonus for us working folks!
Reviewed on Apr. 17, 2010 by pegleg599
we loved it.a big hit.A lso the salsa chicken was the best of all. my husband can't stop braging to others about it!!!
Reviewed on Mar. 31, 2010 by micheleclow
This was alright, but I felt it really lacked in flavor. I wouldn't make it again.
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(AFRO.com)—A Chicago couple faces discrimination charges after reportedly refusing to sell their home to comedian and radio personality George Willborn because he's Black.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Aug. 10 that it will charge Daniel and Adrienne Sabbia and real estate agent Jeffrey Lowe with violating federal fair housing laws after they stalled negotiations and eventually took the property off the market rather than sell to Willborn.
According to the department, Willborn and his wife Peytyn Willborn submitted a $1.7 million offer, the highest offer the sellers had received in the two years the home has been on the market. Lowe told government officials that Daniel Sabbia didn't want to sell his home to an African-American.
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Obama commented during a trip to Florida, where he expanded on a Friday night White House speech asserting that Muslims have the same right to freedom of religion as everyone else in America.
The president's statements thrust him squarely into a debate he had skirted for weeks and could put Democrats on the spot three months before midterm elections where they already were nervous about holding control of the House and maybe even the Senate. Until Friday, the White House had asserted that it did not want to get involved in local decision-making.
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1791—Benjamin Banneker wrote a letter to Secretary of State (later president) Thomas Jefferson denouncing slavery. In his letter, Banneker declared, "I freely and cheerfully acknowledge that I am of the African race" and then preceded to label America's recently achieved freedom from England a "hypocrisy" as long as Blacks continued to suffer under "groaning captivity and cruel oppression." Banneker was a Black activist against slavery even though he is generally recognized for his mathematical achievements, designing one of the first clocks made in America and laying out the nation's capital after Pierre L'Enfant abandoned the job.
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The plane, which entered commercial service in 2011, has suffered a string of recent mishaps and Japan's two largest airlines have now grounded their 787 fleets after one operated by All Nippon Airways made an emergency landing in western Japan.
The news from Tokyo came on the eve of Airbus's annual news conference in Toulouse on Thursday at which the European company was expected to confirm that it sold less aircraft than Boeing in 2012, the first year in which it trailed its U.S. rival in a decade.
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Douglas Hall v Ballincollig
The Under 10s were away to Douglas last Sunday, May 20th. Ballincollig won the toss and elected to play with the slight breeze and slope. Douglas started quickly, being more used to the all weather surface, and they had an early shot wide. Ballincollig soon followed this with a couple of attacks of their own with Darragh Moriarty on the left wing, Jordan Murphy on right wing, Scott Kelly in centre of midfield supporting Sean Callanan and Jack Desmond up front. Douglas then had a spell of pressure with Adam Summers having to make a couple of great saves and Alex Hill, captain Jamie Slavin and David Hume were rock solid in defence clearing all before them to help keep it all square.
In the second period Ballincollig had to spend most of their time defending and Douglas had a number of early corners. Jamie now had Sean O'Donoghue and Mark Oldham with him in defence and they were all very busy. Relief came on occasions when Robbie Walsh, now on the right wing or Darragh on the left had a chance to dribble forward using their wings. Bryan Smith had a rare chance with a ball over the top from Jordan in midfield, but it was Douglas who scored the first of the game. It was an unlucky goal for the Ballincollig defence to concede as it was a blocked clearance that fell kindly to the Douglas attacker. Ballincollig had a couple of chances when Jordan played a ball into Bryan and his shot went out for a corner off a defender. Then from the corner Darragh played it into Robbie who passed it onto Jordan and he slipped it through to Bryan for a shot, but it was saved by the keeper, very nice play.
Ballincollig had the slope and wind again in the last period and Scott was back in midfield with Bryan playing just off the lone striker Sean Callanan. Alex was now on the opposite wing to Robbie, who was still on the right. David, Sean O'Donoghue and Mark were outstanding in defence so much so that Adam was barely troubled in goal. Ballincollig attacked with Bryan being foiled on a couple of occasions by the Douglas keeper. It was all Ballincollig now as they pushed for the equaliser as Alex, Robbie, Scott and Bryan attacked. Ballincollig were so eager to keep up the pressure at one stage striker Sean Callanan tracked all the way back to the left back position to make a great tackle. Then Ballincollig made a final push and despite blocked shot after blocked shot the ball fell to Scott on the edge of the box, the crowd called for him to shoot, and he did just that burying it with a sweet strike. Good job his dad tied those boot laces properly before the game. The ref then blew up as it was literally the last kick of the game. It was outstanding entertainment and what a finish. Better than the Premier League or Champions League any day.


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The upside of MKZ delay: Quality counts
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ORLANDO -- Lincoln dealers say they're impressed by the brand's efforts to get the 2013 MKZ's quality right, even though many still have not received the redesigned sedan.
The Lincoln MKZ has been delayed nearly three months, and Lincoln has launched a new quality inspection process. Lincoln expects the MKZ pipeline to dealers to be full by April, dealers were told.
Matt VanDyke, Lincoln global director of marketing, sales and service, told reporters after the make meeting here that dealers "understand our commitment to quality." But he also admitted, "They're frustrated we didn't deliver it sooner."
Don Chalmers, owner of Chalmers Capitol Ford-Lincoln in Santa Fe, N.M., said that not having enough cars to keep up with demand "is a high-class problem to have."
Lincoln is compensating dealers for lost MKZ sales by offering a lump-sum payment based on a calculation of MKZ sales in relation to their total sales in 2012. In addition, Lincoln is offering spiffs on two other models with adequate supplies: the MKS and MKX.
Lincoln also told dealers it will do a better job of communicating where their built orders are in the system.
Bill Knight, owner of Bill Knight Lincoln in Tulsa, Okla., and chairman of the Lincoln National Dealer Council, said, "Many dealers responded very positively to the last round of support actions. It was clear the dealers appreciated the unprecedented actions on behalf of the company to help those most affected by the MKZ delay."
Mike Shad, owner of Bozard Ford-Lincoln in St. Augustine, Fla., said he had not received his first MKZ. But he said he's satisfied with Lincoln's commitment to get the quality right before shipping.
He was surprised to hear that Lincoln is paying dealers to compensate them for the sales they theoretically have lost because of the MKZ's late arrival. "I never heard of that before," he said.
"Lincoln is a minor part of my business," compared to Ford-brand sales, he said. He sold 23 Lincolns in December but averaged eight to 10 per month last year. "We hope to double that this year," he said.
Larry Stovesand, dealer principal of Paducah Ford-Lincoln in Padu- cah, Ky., said he had been full of misgivings before the meeting, but his mood changed when he heard Lincoln officials outline details of its plans for handling off-lease vehicles.
The brand wants dealers to take more off-lease Lincolns, rather than sending them to the auctions, in an effort to support residual values. But at the same time, Lincoln officials assured dealers, that effort won't entail making Lincoln dealers overpay customers for vehicles coming off lease.
"I came with blood in my eye," Stovesand said. "I was really concerned about forcing us into buying the lease turn-ins at a predetermined price."
But then, "I heard the guy say, 'We understand this and we're going to match them up to what the actual auction price is.' If what he's saying is true -- and I have no reason not to believe it -- now I'm thinking it's a fair deal.
"They were very candid. I feel much better right now than I did when I walked in."
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"Googling" for this story I couldn't find any article where texting or cell-phone use was proven as the cause of any accidents, (although it was bound to happen sooner or later). However, I DID find an Internet story showing the problem of pedestrians and cell phones.
The article titled, "Cell Phone Use by Pedestrians Rife With Dangers, According To New Study" found on findlaw.com concludes that, "...a pedestrian using a cell phone may be more likely to veer off course, fail to stop and look before stepping into a busy intersection, or walk too slowly to clear traffic when crossing a street. Sometimes, this means injury for the pedestrian when he or she collides with a vehicle or some fixed object; in other instances, drivers who swerve to avoid a pedestrian can get hurt in a resulting crash." FULL ARTICLE http://dgrr.us/HHKmQ1
We see story after story of children and teens falling into manholes or open wells, or into traffic - because they were texting. Obviously cell phone use is a danger for both drivers and walkers. And obviously the only answer is for people to NOT answer their phones or text unless they are completely stationary. As always the Europeans have the solution. They have bright red 'booths' that people can enter to make calls - called, 'phone booths'. It's a revolutionary concept that is saving lives.
Remember, freedom is dangerous, and if Govenor Tomblin and the Legislature are serious about saving lives, West Virginia needs to adopt this idea and ban cell phones altogether. Only calls from home phones, office phones and 'phone booths' should be allowed.
Only then will I feel safe every morning ...putting on my make-up and eating breakfast as I commute to work.
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Air pollution in Beijing reaches hazardous levels
BEIJING (AP) — Air pollution readings in China's notoriously polluted capital were at dangerously high levels for the second straight day Saturday, with hazy skies blocking visibility and authorities urging people to stay indoors.
Local officials warned that the severe pollution in Beijing — reportedly the worst since the local government began collecting data a year ago — was likely to continue until Tuesday.
The Beijing Municipal Environmental Monitoring Center said on its website that the density of PM2.5 particulates had reached 700 micrograms per cubic meter in many parts of the city, a level considered extremely hazardous.
By 5 p.m., the center's real-time reporting showed the air quality indexes at or approaching the maximum 500 from some monitoring stations. The index runs from zero to 500 and accounts for the level of airborne PM 2.5 particulates — tiny particles considered the most harmful to health.
Generally, the air quality is considered good when the index is at 50 or below, and hazardous with an index between 301 and 500, when people are warned to avoid outdoor physical activities. Those with respiratory problems, the elderly and children are asked to stay indoors.
The air started to turn bad on Thursday, and monitors in Beijing reported air quality indexes above 300 by Friday. The monitoring center said Saturday that the pollution was expected to linger for the next three days and urged residents, especially the most vulnerable, to stay home as much as possible.
The air quality data are the worst in Beijing since the municipal government began to track PM2.5 early last year, said Zhou Rong of the environmental organization Green Peace.
Monitors at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing recorded an off-the-chart air-quality reading of 755 at 8 p.m. Saturday and said the PM2.5 density had reached 886 micrograms per cubic meter. It was unclear whether the embassy's data were the worst since it began collecting and sharing such information in 2008.
Readings are often different in different parts of Beijing. Chinese authorities and the United States also have different ways to calculate the air quality index, although their indexes are "highly similar" at the two ends of the spectrum, said Ma Jun, founder of the nongovernmental Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs in Beijing.
Air pollution is a major problem in China due to the country's rapid pace of industrialization, reliance on coal power, explosive growth in car ownership and disregard to environmental laws. It typically gets worse in the winter because of heating needs. Continued...
In Beijing, authorities have blamed foggy conditions and a lack of wind for the high concentration of air pollutants.
Several other cities, including Tianjin on the coast east of Beijing and southern China's Wuhan city, also reported severe pollution over the last several days.
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The links and drivers and programs that are being recommended here -is this stuff someone's heard about, or stuff someone's used; I.e., there's a difference between "I heard about this place", and "I've ran this program and it works"
It turns out I had an updated Univbe program, which I've installed (haven't run the game yet to see how it looks); does anyone want me to upload it here somewhere? Is it something anyone else can use?
Nowadays most of the video hardware doesn't need univbe anymore, unless you're using some old DOS game [can't recall which one I've read about years ago] which was programmed to use univbe [or similar tool], and crashes without, even locking up the computer.
Another bug I know of is that univbe [last native DOS version] was created before some video controller manufacturers updated their vid BIOSes, and in such cases [the Vogons forum should have some info on this issue] it is needed a fake univbe driver [*.DRV] to load in memory upon every boot from autoexec.bat or config.sys before univbe loads, in order to fool univbe into thinking the video BIOS is compatible with its driver.
2. To my knowledge each univbe driver is created custom [when you 1st run the EXE tool from native DOS] to the specific video controller BIOS in your computer, and will probably not match many other video controllers out there.
Therefore one needs to run univbe.exe on his/her particular computer, in order to create the customized driver that will load in memory from then on.
So if you'd like to post your univbe driver, please specify the exact vendor + model of your video controller, and eventually the video BIOS flash build number, so other users can have an idea what to expect, because your custom driver may not work for others.


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There are a lot of things that go into making Swayze Field a neat place to watch college baseball. One addition this season has been the Mistone Dancers.
Andrew Mistone is a first-year junior college transfer and has quickly earned a reputation as a very good defensive third baseman.
His offense may be about to catch up, and that was the focus of today's update in the mother ship in our advance for the Ole Miss-Georgia series. Game 1 is tonight at 6:30, and will be televised on ESPNU.
Mistone had a great weekend at Kentucky, and maybe that will be a trend.
For the Swayze Field atmosphere, the more Mistone bats, the better.
"I'm a Mexican kid, and I grew up with Mexican music," he says. "I can appreciate some good salsa music. Hopefully I can bring a little Latin fever to Swayze Field. It seems like it's been working."
Indeed it has. Mistone's walk-up song has a beat unlike many of the others. Two men who sit behind home plate up near the photo deck have taken notice. They stand and respond with the appropriate dance moves each time Mistone bats and the song is played.
Mistone gave me the name of the group and the song the other day, but I was not culturally diverse enough to recognize it immediately in our conversation, and we went on to other things. When I realized I hadn't nailed him down on it, practice had begun. Another time perhaps.
As for the Mistone Dancers, he's communicated with them through Twitter a few times.
"Once when I was going up to the plate the other team was changing pitchers, so my walk-up song was still playing, and I happened to catch a glimpse of them up there. That's awesome. I'm glad they're into it and enjoy the song as much as I do."


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Beverly Mourns Loss of 22-Year-Old David Cheney
Cheney was killed in a plane crash in Maine, Friday night.
Family, friends, and the Beverly community are mourning the loss of 22-year-old David Cheney, who was among the three killed in a single-engine plane crash in Owl's Head, Maine Friday night.
"David was a funny, loving and kind young man. He was loved by everyone who knew him. His smile and baby blue eyes would light up an entire room. He will be greatly missed," his family said in a statement.
A 2009 Beverly High School alumnus, Cheney graduated with honors and served as lacrosse captain his senior year.
Cheney was enrolled in the University of Maine's business program, and was the president of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
Also killed in the crash were Cheney's fraternity brothers, Marcelo Rugini, an exchange student from Brazil; and William "B.J." Hannigan III, 24, of South Portland.
"UMaine's Greek and international student communities are mourning the loss of three of their own, but they are not alone in their grief," said Robert Dana, vice president for student affairs and dean of students at the college. "Losing these three young men -- David, Marcelo and B.J. -- is a loss for the entire UMaine community and the many people -- including faculty and staff -- whose lives they touched. They brought great light and energy to our campus, and we will miss them."
Did you know David? Share your memories in the comments.
Lindsey Colotti
11:18 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
David was my father's intern this summer at city hall. My father always spoke so highly of him and what a wonderful young man he was. I only met David once, but I could tell right away that he was a kind, respectful, and genuinely good person. My heart goes out to his family during this most difficult time.
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12:13 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Thank you for sharing your perspectives, Whitney and Lindsey. Our thoughts and prayers are with David's family and friends.


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Entry tags: | char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon, creator: gail simone, title: batgirl |
you can see it here, http://www.newsarama.com/comics/gail-si
Simone: Well, there's an unexpected date, some new neighbors of interest, including one who wants to be Batgirl, new villains, the return of an old one, the answers to the Oracle question, the back-story about her return to mobility, Batman, Bruce Wayne, Arkham, mom, a really unfortunate date, a BOP friend, pirates, a JLA guest star, the worst family reunion ever, muffins, the secret of her martial arts training, the answer to what really happened immediately after she was shot in the Killing Joke. And we're just getting warmed up.
Misfit anyone? my money is on Misfit :D
Also "The Answer to the Oracle Question" and a BoP Friend... and Worst Family Reunion ever. (James Jr?:)
Personal Thought: I know Snyder had James as Dick's archnemisis (his opposite, or Dark Mirror if you will :) but for some reason, i think he would make a better nemisis for Barbara... the good child and the dark child. Snyder showed him to be psychotic, but Brilliant! his whole scheme was imensely demented but shear genious. it would be interesting to have him be a villain for her... its probably not gonna happen but still.. :D
anyways some OH SO PRETTY Batgirl #6 cover art...


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- Karbach Brewing Co.
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New Hampshire
look: 2.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Received in a trade with MeadMe, thanks for the opportunity!
Pours a fairly murky copper color with a decent sized milky white head that slowly dissipates to a cap on top. The aroma is grapefruit, pineapple, caramel and brown sugar mostly with hints of pine resin and alcohol. The flavor is sweet with sugary caramel malts and a solid shot of ethanol. Light bitter citrusy resinous hop flavor with a firm hop bitterness. Medium body with a light to moderate level of carbonation and a sweet lightly syrupy mouthfeel. Decent enough IPA, but a bit sweet and a little too alcohol harsh for my tastes.
Serving type: can
05-25-2013 04:58:45 |
More by johnnnniee
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12 oz. can poured into a tulip
L: murky caramel brown with an amber glow when held up to a light; thick, fluffy head of an inch or more that sticks and laces. this beer puts on a show -- and i love the opaque murkiness.
S: hops AND malt! an awesome balance ... smells as good as anything on the planet. it swings to a very hop-forward aroma, then swings over to a sweet malty biscuit aroma. complex but over the long haul has a great balance.
T: hop forward with a good bitter bite that smooths out with a very sweet, malty finish -- and is VERY complex. you get a different taste each time, always with a hops, alcohol and sweet malt rotating in there. sometimes one takes center stage, then another. without question its the most malty of any of the DIPAs I've tried yet, and I love it!
F: hardly notice anything about it ... good carbonation, good feel, but I must say there doesn't seem to be anything about it that makes it stand out. might just be me.
O: what a brew! I'm very excited that our little Texas brewery is cranking this one out full-time. I'd put it up against Arrogant Bastard, it's that complex and well-constructed. about the only drawback I can find is the fact that you *do* taste the alcohol at times; personally, I'm not a fan of that ... but it's not as in your face as other higher ABV brews, and ultimately, who cares? this beer's so damn good just drink it!
Serving type: can
04-17-2013 06:31:07 |
More by Premo88
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Served in a Darkness tulip. Thanks to Chris for picking one of these up for me in Texas. Bottom of the can cryptically displays 052K-3 02902.
A – Pours with a finger of creamy yellow-tinged foam, eventually settling to a thick collar, wisps, and splotches of lace. Hazy dark amber-red body, with a few stray bubbles adhering to the sides of the glass.
S – Citrus hops, light pine and earthiness, grapefruit zest, a bit of tropical fruit. Fairly heft malt backdrop, with some red fruits and treacle, as well as a bit of bread and burnt sugars. A tad odd for the style, but fairly pleasant.
T – Taste is a bit more malt-heavy, with moderate, lingering hop bitterness. Tropical fruits integrate with a caramel and tangerine hop flavors, but there's enough zest to balance the sweetness. The ABV wasn't listed on the can, but I assumed this was a bigger East Coast DIPA (and was proved right, but the listed 9.5%).
M – Medium-full body, with a syrupy and somewhat heavy feel to it. Lower carbonation, and thankfully dry in the finish, with lingering hop oils. Well-hidden alcohol. One of the rare occasions where I thought a beer needed more spritz.
D – Not really my kind of DIPA, but there's no major flaws or issues either. I had no problem with the 12oz can, but it's not really a beer of which I'd order multiples. Solid, but will be forgotten by tomorrow.
Serving type: can
04-16-2013 17:10:51 |
More by MasterSki
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Had this on tap at the brewery on a recent visit to Houston. The tour had some good info about the history (short) of the brewery and was a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. I went on a nice afternoon and the place was packed. There was even a food truck to serve a fusion of Korean and Mexican fare.
On to the beer...
The beer was delicious. Had their canned Hopadillo IPA before heading to the brewery. Rodeo Clown Double IPA didn't disappoint. Fairly high ABV but you wouldn't know it from the taste or finish so go easy on this one.
A: Nice dark amber pour from the tap with great lace during the drink.
S: Smell of hops and malt. The malt body is prominent in this beer.
T: The hop flavor is a bit masked from the effort to increase ABV so it tasted a bit maltier/sweeter than their standard IPA. Great taste from start to finish. Similar to others in this category I've tried. One thing to note is the lack of the alcohol taste as compared to some other high ABV offerings I've tried. Very drinkable.
O: Nothing crazy here but very easy to drink a few of these. Definitely worth a try! The brewery experience was great as well. Really nice folks.
Can't wait to try this from the can!
Serving type: on-tap
02-05-2013 01:49:56 |
More by rdp5008
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Karbach Brewery
I'm not a huge IPA fan.. but I do prefer dIPA's generally.. this one I really liked.
Plenty of hops, but maybe not the hop bomb others are... I would prefer some more grapefruity taste as that is what I like most about IPA's...
Not overpowering in the alcohol taste department which is good.
Smell is fantastic.. loved it.
Serving type: on-tap
01-02-2013 17:31:28 |
More by Ford
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
12oz can -- extra from trade with thegerm87
A- Dark gold, almost red color. good amount of white foam, with a fair amount of lacing.
S- Mostly hops and malt. The citrus notes are there but more subtle. The sweet, malty smell is definitely most prominent.
T- This is very malty. Bitterness from the hops (not super citrusy in my opinion) is blended pretty well with the caramel-like sweetness from the malt. There is some pine and dark toffee at work here as well. Some citrus notes, but not really worth mentioning. Somewhat of an alcohol flavor here is well, but not really "hot". Mouth is medium and smooth, with light carbonation.
O- Had no idea what to expect with this one, but I did enjoy it. It was pretty malty but I like that once in a while. I would drink it again, and would be interested in trying more from this brewery.
Serving type: can
12-29-2012 02:17:15 |
More by brother_kenneth
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I had heard great things about this beer. I live in Houston too, and I love to support local businesses...so I gave it a shot. Poured into a tulip.
A - reddish amber, beautiful tan head laces well.
S - piney, typical Double IPA smell. Very subtle with this one though.
T - pine, citrus. Finishes with the pleasant dry hop taste that lingers on. Can't taste the octane even at it being 9.5% ABV, well balanced.
M - carbonation very present, refreshing. Light feel on the palate.
Overall, a damn good double IPA. The hops and malts are so harmoniously combined. Very impressed here, specially for a craft beer company that has only been opened just over a year.
Serving type: can
12-07-2012 06:06:17 |
More by HTownGuy85
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12oz can from BeerHunter76 poured into a pint glass.
A: Dark gold with a hint of amber, hazy with tons of off-white head and lots of lace.
S: Some pungent hops (Simcoe maybe?) but this thing has a hefty malt backbone shining through. Bread, toffee even. There is a bit of earthy & herbal notes and very faint citrus but the malt dominates.
T: Follows the nose, bready with a flash of caramel, some astringent resinous notes from the hops but they aren't prominent.
MF: Creamy, some bitterness with a light touch of alcohol. Moderate dryness on the finish.
O: Not sure about age here, looks like some of the other reviews praise the hop component, and Karbachs website says this thing is 'generously' hopped with Citra (among others). IMO, malt bomb. Still drinkable.
Serving type: can
11-26-2012 17:44:42 |
More by Scotchboy
New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
a nice deep amber pour with 2 fingers of off-white head and great lacing.
smells of hops! piney/floral hop notes, caramel, more hops! seriously, also getting some grassy hop smell, citrus grapefruit.
bitter citrus flavor up front, heavy earth notes, not as much hop flavor as in the smell.. very boozy.
medium to full body, moderate carbonation, sticky, creamy.
a great dipa, but i wish it came through better in the flavor department.
Serving type: can
11-14-2012 01:05:05 |
More by facundoCNB
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
12oz can into a snifter
A: Pours a dark amber with a big white head that fades to a ring and leaves some lacing on the glass. A little darker than I usually like my DIPAs but that's not a terribly bad thing.
S: The nose is full of aromatic hops in the form of grass, grapefruit, and pine. Once that settles there is a big candied sugar and malt aroma as well.
T: The taste follows the nose but is more malty than hoppy. I get big waves of slightly burnt caramel along with dark toffee and some pine and citrus as well. Not what I was expecting and it could be these were a bit old...there's no date on the can though.
M: The feel is pretty thick and creamy. Not sure if I like my DIPAs thick or crisp but I lean towards crisper examples of the style.
O: This has to be a bit old as the hops seem to have faded a bit and the malt is really at the forefront. It was a bit too sweet and the hops weren't exactly dominating the flavor. The aromas were great though.
Serving type: can
10-17-2012 03:51:50 |
More by GregSVT
rDev 0%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
This is the last of the lot (for the time being) from the wondrous JenRay whose CANtinued CANtributions to The CANQuest (TM) keep the madness humming along. Many thanks and I hope that Lunch lived up to expectations.
From the CAN: "Brewed in Texas"; "Get Down with the Clown!"; "It's a job! And a hazardous one at that. Benefits, you ask? I hardly think so. But the show must go on. So, it's with bravado that the Rodeo Clown takes his place in the arena lights. Whether or not he's insane is not important right now. It's with grit and intensity that the Clown steps in the path of almost certain destruction."
No Clowning around on the Crack 'n' Glug, either! Me and this good old boy got right down to business. I had a finger of dense, tawny head with great retention by the time that I was done. Color was a deep, reddish amber with just a gentle haze to throw off its clarity. Nose smelled of minty hops and I was ready. Send in the Clown! Mouthfeel was medium but the hops hit the ground of my tongue running and scrubbed away any loose taste buds that might have been hanging around unnecessarily. Finish presented a pleasant caramel maltiness that briefly offset the onslaught of hops, but the extreme finish lingered with a minty hoppiness that almost made me want to gargle with it. Not a bad addition to The CANQuest (TM).
Serving type: can
10-09-2012 23:41:16 |
More by woodychandler
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: Pourd a burnt orange color wit good carbonation leaving a nice white cap, light bubbles and lacing present
S: A little booze stings the nostrils with some pine needles, caramel and dash of citrus
T: Initial caramel base with orange peel, grapefruit, light pine which transitions into a orange peel meets IBU's blend midway. The finish has a light boozey, nitter orange rind, hop bite which lingers on...
M: Medium bodied, balanced and chewy. A good amount of IBUs here.
O: A pretty good IIPA that I would not kick out of bed
Serving type: can
09-11-2012 03:02:58 |
More by barleywinefiend
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Another beer from a big box provided by the legendary woodychandler. Poured from a 12 oz. can. Has a mahogany color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of piney hops. Taste is hops, alcohol well pronounced, bitter, pines. Feels medium bodied and very dry in the mouth and overall I found this to be a mediocre beer.
Serving type: can
08-23-2012 21:04:24 |
More by tone77
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Pours a dark caramel color, with a beige head that laces a bit.
Aroma is initially piney, with some resinous, slight citrus and a bit of sweeter, bready malts.
Taste is a bit sweeter, with some caramel notes, bread, citrus, resins, and notes of pine. It has a low bitterness level.
It's got an upper medium body, slick and creamy.
Definitely a solid DIPA. Thanks Will!
Serving type: can
06-07-2012 01:19:57 |
More by EgadBananas
South Carolina
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12oz can poured into a tulip glass
No born on date or other distinguishing numbers
Thanks to Zadavis for sending this over as an extra.
A: Pours a dark amber with reddish hues and 1 fingers width of light tan head, takes a fair amount of time to dissipate down, leaves some mild spotty lacing
S: interesting but not terribly pleasant, a big odd grainy aroma, some caramel malt sweetness, booze, almost no hop presence , not a fan in fact it's rather unappealing
T: on the contrary, tons of hop bitterness on the tongue, pine and grapefruit, some of the odd grainy notes come through in the taste but not much, a little bit of citrus and some caramel malts, booze comes out as it warms, but for the most part just a big hop bitterness, which I quite like
M/D: Pretty smooth, appropriate carbonation, medium bodied, drinkability is high
O: overall, I would have liked this if not for the strange and rather unpleasant aroma. I'm glad I got to try it as I always like examples of my favorite styles from local breweries. Although I don't think I would seek this out again,
Serving type: can
06-04-2012 01:51:53 |
More by zac16125
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12oz van into my Southern Tier tulip. It poured a caramel in color with a thick, foamy head to it. Nice lacing to it as I drank it and nice looking beer overall.
The aroma shows a lot of candied fruit flavors to it with a bit of caramel mixing in. I get some grapefruit and citrus rind flavors coming in it as well. It's got a lot of sweetness to it, almost to the point of being sugary.
The taste is pretty malty up front with a lot of sweeter caramel and candied fruit flavors coming out. The finish is where it starts to show more of a grapefruit, citrus rind bitterness to it. It's very sweet and almost sugary as well with the candied flavors showing up nearly throughout. I get a little bit of a metallic presence in the finish as well.
The mouthfeel is on the heavier side of the style with carbonation being moderate. Overall, it was a decent beer but it didn't really stand out in the style for me. It felt a little too sweet with the sugary, candied fruit flavors dominating a little too much for me.
Serving type: can
06-01-2012 20:26:28 |
More by billab914
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I got this as a extra in a trade.
I poured this beer into a pefect pint glass. It has a nice rich dark golden color body with a nice 1' sticky white head. The smell has some pine/hop notes to it. The taste is very bitter, almost to bitter for my taste. I can taste the hops, then on the back of the tongue i get the malt. The mouth feel is really good, nice and smooth and leaves a nice hop taste on the tongue. Overall this is a good DIPA, not the best i have had but i'm glad i got to try a local brewery from another state.
Serving type: can
05-29-2012 02:06:54 |
More by chefhatt
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Received in a beer trade from Dolph1979. Thanks, again, Tim...
Dark gold body and off-white, sticky, creamy head. Hop aroma comes across with lots of pine. Taste is malt-forward. Sweet and velvety. Excellent IPA bitterness brings up the finish while the malt sweetness lingers on.
A good IIPA. No overly "alcohol-y". Good aroma and taste, hits the style.
Serving type: can
05-17-2012 21:22:21 |
More by beergoot
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Got this one as an extra through a trade. Thanks!
A: Much darker and redder than your typical DIPA. Amber brown with 2 finger head, nice amount of lacing. It looks delicious, but I took some points off for not looking like a DIPA.
S: I don't mind the smell, but it has a weird mix of grain and hops. Like I said, I don't mind it. You can actually malt from this. Some fruit notes
T: Ok, so this is not a very good tasting IPA. It starts off with a little bit of fruit notes (grapefruit maybe) then quickly changes to wheat? or some sort of grain, followed by unpleasant bitterness (pine notes as well). It's a bit on the sweet side and it's got more malt than it needs.
M: Near perfect. Smooth, yet got good amount of carbonation. Mouth feel saves the taste a bit.
O: It looks, smells, feels good, but doesn't taste too good. I am glad I got to try this. I haven't had any DIPA like this before.
Serving type: can
05-11-2012 01:15:57 |
More by sukwonee
New York
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
What an odd brew we have here. 12oz can served into a Duvel tulip.
A - Looks like a barleywine. Deep amber, almost red pour. Slight haze, bone white head. I must say it has very nice lacing.
S - Grainy, cantaloupe style malts with an earthy hop note way behind. No citrus or fruitiness to the hops. Kind of a quiet aroma for a DIPA.
T - This should not be classified as a double IPA. This drinks like a barleywine-light through and through. Malt forward for sure, with an earthy hop note closing out. Slightly to moderately bitter. Booze is noticeable but pleasant. This just hits more American barleywine notes than it does DIPA notes. Not bad at all, just misclassified.
M - Carbonation is nice, as is the mouthfeel. Slightly coating, but not too thick.
O - If this beer wasn't classified or rated as a DIPA, it would probably do it good. This drinks more like a light barleywine than a DIPA. If you're into malty barleywines with a slight earthy hop-bite, you'll enjoy this.
Serving type: can
04-13-2012 04:05:06 |
More by DevilsCups
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Received as an extra in a trade from LadyofMuchBeer. So awesome.
A - Poured into my Duvel tulip a crystal clear hazelnut hue with a very thin quarter inch head that fades to leave a light halo and a little cloud. Not much going on.
S - Smell is surprisingly not all that malty for a DIPA. Sure, the carmel and malt is still there but there are some nice light pine and citrus. While I'd love more pine/citrus I have to respect that this doesnt smell like a malt bomb.
T - Taste though on the other hand..lots of malts here. Assault of sweet carmel malts and some light earthyness. Fades to a solid bitterness that isnt too too distinguishable. Just bitter.
M - Mouthfeel is top notch here. ABV not that noticeable, not too heavy, not syrupy at all. Lightly carbonated just enough to be pleasant.
O - Overall this is a enjoyable beer out of Texas. Really liked some aspects of it. Its just tough for me, I hear IPA and I want pine and citrus, but more often than not I get a mouthfull of malts. Glad to try this brew though!
Serving type: can
04-06-2012 21:50:25 |
More by rudzud
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A - Pours medium to dark orange red, amber in color. The head is quite silky and thick looking and carbonation is mild.
S - Earthy caramel malt with mild pine and citrus. More malt forward in the aroma and the hops don't have much aroma.
T - Caramel malt base up front and past the midway mark the tongue gets slammed with a healthy dose of piney and grapefruit bitterness followed by boozy effervesence and some warming on the way down. Nothing complex, just straightfoward and surprisingly very bitter. The hops are barely detectable in the nose but makes up for it on the tongue, almost agressively bitter.
M - Medium body and slight carbonation pricklies on the tongue.
O - Not setting the world on fire, this is a Double IPA that's straightforward with nice hoppy bite. This is a big beer I could keep in the fridge as a regular "go to" and not be afraid to pair with any type of food - I'm one who prefers to focus on what's in my glass at the time and this is a beer where it refreshingly doesn't matter. It doesn't require your undivided attention (in a good way).
Serving type: can
04-04-2012 00:28:00 |
More by jzeilinger
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Bought a 4 pack based on the reviews, and also to support a local craft brewer since we have so few here in TX.
A - clear amber color with about 3 fingers' width of head that dissipated slowly leaving some decent lacing
S - very malt forward with the hops taking a backseat.:..either that or my beer's already past its prime. Sweet caramel malts followed by slight hints of tropical fruits and pine.
T - follows the smell. Taste is opened up by sweet caramel and the hops kick in mid-palate to cut the sweetness somewhat, but not entirely. The malts are strong enough to overpower 85 IBUs worth of hops. To my taste, this crosses over the DIPA into the barleywine category. Banana esters become more pronounced as the beer warms up. The heat from the alcohol is also very noticeable.
M - on the thicker and fuller side for a dipa.
Overall - not a bad representation of the style, but there is much to improve upon. For now, I will be treating the remaining 3 cans as barleywine stuff.
Serving type: can
04-03-2012 18:02:13 |
More by gshak
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12 oz can pours a mostly clear, dark copper color with a massive cap of tan head. Very sticky lacing is the most impressive part of how this beer looks.
Citrus, tropical and maybe a little herbal. Malts dont roll over and play dead...they show plenty of caramel and bread. Smells pretty good, but wont rival the best, dankest DIPAs on the sniff test.
Tastes juicier than it smells, there is loads of hop flavor on here...mostly tropical and the alcohol supports that flavor well. More sweet than dry, and malts are smooth but somewhat assertive...toast and caramel. ABV well integrated and the mouthfeel is full, creamy and lush. Its a pretty good beer, not top tier DIPA, but a great price point at less than 10 bucks a 4-pack. I can see myself buying more of this and it is a much needed addition to the slow-growing, Texas-brewed DIPA posse.
Serving type: can
03-31-2012 17:45:17 |
More by twiggamortis420
New York
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to kspongeworthy for this one...
A: Pours a perfect amber shade with about one full finger of pure white head. The foam settles quickly and leaves a rocky halo along the edges of the glass.
S: The nose is sweet malt, pine, and booze. That's about it.
T: The initial blast is sweet and malty, but it transforms into bitters and spices in the middle. I get a punch of pine and grapefruit mixed with coriander. The finish is booze, yeasty, and stinging.
M: Medium bodied beer. I feel like I need to chew this beer a bit. The flavors are all over the place and it finishes biting and dry. The booze comes on strong in the finish with a slight touch of ripened bananas.
O: This beer is alright, but it's nothing special. I don't think I;d seek it out again.
Serving type: bottle
03-31-2012 02:51:42 |
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It took nerves of steel, and a noseful of sand, but in the end Audi the pup captured cute pet gold.
After a final round of late September voting, Audi took first place in the 2012 Grayson County News-Gazette Cutest Pet Contest.
The snapshot of the pup, relaxing in a sand-filled wading pool owner Tiffany Deviney had set up for the family's chickens, had the "aww" factor. Audi received 1,503 votes in all, beating closest rival Paisely by 146 votes.
The wading pool, filled either with water or with sand, was one of Audi's favorite hangouts, Deviney said. Rolling about in the water or digging in the sand were greeted with smiles from tickled family members, she said.
Now about 14 weeks old, Audi is a former "pound hound" — adopted by Deviney from the Grayson County Humane Society's shelter in Leitchfield.
"Somebody had left her outside without food or water," she said.
"Hound" might not be the proper breed identification for Audi — Deviney's not sure where the pup's roots stretch to, so predicting her adult size is a little tricky now.
Jessica Hayes, owner of contest title sponsor A Shaggy Dog Pet Grooming, remembered Audi's humble beginnings. Hayes volunteers grooming services at the shelter, and said Wednesday she remembered working on Audi there.
Now considerably larger than in her contest photo, Audi's the type of dog who doesn't know a stranger and is quick to beg for a little attention, whether that's a pat on the head or a few words of praise.
Still Deviney said her pup — her only dog right now — isn't a perfect angel.
"We have four chickens at home, and she loves to chase them," she said of Audi. "They used to chase her when she was smaller, so I guess it's payback."
Deviney will receive $100 for winning the contest, enough to keep Audi in doggy treats for a while. And she's looking forward to their next chance at showing off, trick-or-treating later this month.
In all, snapshots of 22 pets were entered in the online contest, including one squirrel, a horse, two chickens and four cats. Dogs made up the bulk of the entries, and received the highest vote totals overall.


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Poetic City
Poets House's annual celebration of poetry and music, a partnership with the River to River Festival on the banks of the Hudson in Rockefeller Park, brings large audiences at sunset. In 2011, inspired by the Public Art Fund's installation of Sol LeWitt structures in City Hall Park, noted poet Ann Lauterbach shared words and wisdom followed by a performance of Steve Reich's Tehillim by acclaimed youth ensemble Face The Music.
Upcoming Poetic City Showcases
Tue Jun 26
Wed Jun 26
Current Exhibition
February 09, 2013 to June 15, 2013


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Charles Eames experimented with molded shell forms for chairs before the war, collaborating with Eero Saarinen on an award-winning chair des...
Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
Hiroshige's 118 woodblock landscape and genre scenes of mid-nineteenth-century Tokyo, is one of the greatest achievements of Japanese art.
Beneath the wings of Horus the Behdetite, a manifestation of the solar god often found on stelae, or commemorative tablets, Irethoreru, at t...
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200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, New York 11238-6052
Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum
Wednesday: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Thursday: 11 a.m.–10 p.m.
Friday–Sunday: 11 a.m.–6 p.m.


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