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After the budget was done, and Governor Cuomo was basking in the accolades, Mr. Schneiderman began to assert himself. In the wake of the Japanese earthquake, he won a federal ruling that makes the Indian Point nuclear power plant's relicensing contingent on safety and emergency response upgrades; he is suing the Environmental Protection Agency over its failure to study the effects of natural gas drilling; and he subpoenaed the state's largest foreclosure law firm in an investigation of possible improprieties.
Then, in May, it was revealed that Mr. Schneiderman had requested information from top Wall Street firms about their mortgage securities operations in the years leading up to the financial crash. The move was Mr. Schneiderman's first strike at the kind of investigation that had forged towering reputations for each of his two predecessors, Eliot Spitzer and Mr. Cuomo. The subpoenas indicated that Mr. Schneiderman wasn't acceding to a negotiated settlement that 49 other attorneys general had been working toward, at least not yet.
"They were negotiating a settlement with the folks who basically blew up the economy," Mr. Schneiderman said of his fellow attorneys general. "This was not like a volcano blowing up. This happened because the housing market peaked and the residential-backed security market peaked in 2004, and then these guys should have stopped selling this stuff, and they wouldn't stop."
If successful, the investigation could do what the Matt Taibbis and Robert Scheers of the world have long advocated, and what officials from President Obama on down had hoped to avoid: actually send Wall Street malefactors to prison.
It is hard to remember now, but at this point in their respective tenures, neither Mr. Spitzer nor Mr. Cuomo had embarked on the cases that made their careers and that solidified the New York attorney general's office in the public's mind as the place where societal wrongs got redressed. But there is already a sense that this inquiry, which puts Mr. Schneiderman at odds with the rest of the elected officials in the land, could be his landmark case.
Mr. Schneiderman presides over the A.G.'s office at a very different time than either of his predecessors. Mr. Spitzer's era was marked by Enron and WorldCom, when it seemed as if there were no checks on corporate power, especially at the top of the ladder. During Mr. Cuomo's tenure, it had become clear that Bush-era regulators had no interest in regulation.
Asked to characterize the current moment, Mr. Schneiderman joked about "these dark days of the Tea Party," then described an era in which everyday people have lost faith that everybody plays by the same set of rules.
"The trust bank is empty," he said. "What I see happening in America is we have growing disparities in wealth, but there is also growing inequality in our legal system. As a lawyer and as a prosecutor, that is something I have no tolerance for. It's something that puts the whole enterprise of the United States at risk. People have to believe there is not one set of rules for the rich and powerful and another set for everyone else. And that is why we are taking a hard stance on issues related to people who have power."
Staking his claim on the foreclosure crisis is not without risks. Former aides to Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Cuomo said that if Mr. Schneiderman can find a way to keep people in their homes, he will be hailed as a hero, but that his investigations may be too backward-looking at a time when the perils threatening the economy are still very much in the present.
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CI-UNH announces 2013 summer trip to China
February 19, 2013
Once again, CI-UNH is organizing a UNH student summer trip to China at the end of May. The trip will last 3 weeks. Students will tour in China visiting such places as Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai for a week and take a Summer Experience in China course (UNH CHIN 420) for over two weeks at Chengdu University. There may be short day trips in the vicinity of Chengdu during those two weeks. Students will earn 4 UNH credits at the summer rate.
Cost: This is a scholarship program. Students pay for 4 UNH credits at the summer rate plus round trip airfare to China (around $1500). The scholarship takes care of student travel, room, and board in China.
Who is eligible: Full- or part-time UNH students who meet UNH study abroad requirements. This includes students from UNH-M and Concord Law School. Selection will be on competitive bases.
When: May 19 – June 10, 2013
Where: Boston -> Beijing -> Xian -> Chengdu -> Shanghai -> Boston
CHIN 420: CHIN 420 is a Summer Experience in China course newly created. It can be repeated. Students will need to travel with Chinese history and culture in mind. They will also need to learn basic conversational Chinese in a course at Chengdu University.
Interested students should fill out a study abroad application form and return that to G14 Murkland Hall or to the COLA Study Abroad Office, 116 Murkland Hall, before March 15th.


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Treatment Outpatient treatment is often possible in uncomplicated cases. However, if a ferret has sepsis, a blood infection, or a severe case of salmonellosis, inpatient care may be necessary, especially for kits that have developed severe dehydration as a result of the infection. Treatment may also include rehydrating your ferret, helping it to overcome severe weight and fluid loss, and replacing lost electrolytes. Antibiotic therapy, meanwhile, is used to directly control and fight the infection. Living and Management Your veterinarian may order routine analysis on your pet's feces to verify its progress. The ferret should be separated from other pets during the acute stage of the disease because of the contagious nature of salmonellosis. Strict attention to hygiene is essential for preventing further spread of disease, which is often shed in the infected ferret's stool. It is also important to provide your ferret a nutritionally-balanced diet. Avoid giving your dog raw or undercooked meat, as this is a risk factor for salmonellosis. If possible, avoid animal pounds and shelters, as overcrowding may promote the spread of disease. Share this page0 COMMENTS
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text: Timaru District Active Transport StrategyThe new Timaru District Active Transport Strategy aims to improve, develop and encourage active transport, such as walking and cycling, as a healthy and sustainable alternative to motorised transport for the whole district. Sustainable transport choices are now being actively encouraged as an alternative to vehicles, and to reverse the negative impacts on our community, health and environment that the dominance of motor vehicle travel has. However, we are not aiming to restrict people's use of the motor vehicle, but provide realistic and easily accessible sustainable transport choices including walking, cycling and public transport. The main purpose of this strategy is to improve, integrate, update and develop Active Transport in Timaru District by:


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Police on Friday night were searching for two suspects who reportedly robbed a Willow Grove burger shop at gunpoint.
The incident reportedly took place at the Elevation Burger store at 3945 Welsh Road at about 10:10 p.m.
Montgomery County public safety radio reports indicated that police were searching for two black men wearing black "hoodies" and bandannas. The men were said to be about 6 feet tall and of medium build.
The company's website indicated that the Willow Grove store was scheduled to close at 10 p.m.
Marc L.
11:03 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
This is the 3rd armed robbery in a week in the area -- first the Rite Aid near Target, then the Manhattan Bagel at 611 & 263, and then this. Something is seriously "up" with this. I wonder if they're all related.
Mohammod Siddiquee
2:08 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
I don't understand why our lawmakers still in sleep when country going down with economic crisis. We need to get back our all outsourced job ASAP which will be the greatest choice for us.
Jim E
10:11 am on Sunday, October 21, 2012
I was thinking the same thing. It seems like more than just random crime.
11:39 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
You forgot to add McDonald's, which makes this number FOUR on a verrrrry short time.
What is happening with law enforcement?
Mohammod Siddiquee
2:09 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Before go after law enforcement, please tell our lawmakers that we need to get back our jobs from overseas.
Mohammod Siddiquee
2:13 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Our corporate greed is killing our national pride of # 1 country in the world. We have to probe that we are not only greatest by military power, we can lead the world economically.
Roman Gabriel
7:59 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
If we get 4 more years of Obama you can expect more of the same. With the economy in the crapper, these criminals need to supplement there welfare and food stamps somehow
cheryl jones
7:40 am on Monday, October 22, 2012
Roman Gabriel, sure blame the black guy! Get a life LOSER!!!!!!!!!
Victor B. Krievins
10:17 am on Monday, October 22, 2012
No one is blaming the "Black Guy". Both Blacks and Whites alike are committing these holdups. The facts remain the the primary reasons for crime are: The Economy, Drug use and the Court System which has collapsed in Philadelphia. The other reasons include not completing schooling past the 10th grade as well as the lack of a father figure.
Marilyn Miller
11:26 am on Monday, October 22, 2012
cheryl jones - your problem is you are looking at the President as a Black guy - you are the loser - He is the PRESIDENT - in Roman's message it said nothing about the Black man - he said Obama - so you need a LIFE, LOSER
8:15 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Two black males with hoodies commit a robbery...hmmmmm...has absolutely NOTHING to do with the economy. It's a way of life for these cretons. If they don't get caught, they have some cash and a quick laugh. If they get caught, they go to jail, eat free, watch free cable and have a family reunion.
10:47 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Mr. Dude,
While you may have a point. It was defiantly middle aged and older white guys that's to blame for the mess we are in!! Young black guys with guns and hoodies couldn't pull off the heist we witnessed against the American people. So maybe people on here will start to look at white guys with nice cars and expensive suits the same way they do when they see a black guy with a hoodie on :). Trust me if you look close enough at the news the poor white guys are robbing as well.
9:54 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Roman Gabriel -- four more years of Obama would mean we're four years closer to getting out of the giant hole that Bush dug us into... if Romney gets elected than it'll be taking steps back and just digging deeper. If you look back in history then you see that it takes time to get out of the hole, nothing is instant. So you can't exactly blame Obama for the situation we're in, he happened to get elected president at a bad time, but he's moving things forward .. Romney would take a thousand steps back and be just as bad or worse than Bush.
Roman Gabriel
10:15 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Jerk off Obama said unemployment would be under 6%, the deficet in half, and a new thriving American economy. He never said he needed 8 years. ALL his policies have failed. It is liberal, blind , "takers" that are killing us. Gee electing a President that has actually ran a buisness, made a pay roll, and thrived in the private sector, sound like a bad idea. Get your head out of your ass and wake up.
Victor B. Krievins
10:30 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
The recent rash of armed holdups in the area are not related to Law Enforcement. The Abington Police are the Best! The problem lies with the economy, drug use and a failed Philadelphia Court System. DA Ferman is top notch a well. Lets put the blame where it should be placed. Fortunately no one has been injured or killed thus far.
Roman Garbiel On Meds
11:02 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
I'm so sorry everyone, my meds kicked in late this morning so I thought I would udate my last post. Of course I realize that the republicans have blocked EVERY jobs act that could help get unemployment down, including one bill for veterans, for gosh shakes. Anywho, when I have a clear, medicated head I see that over 30 months of private sector job growth is amazing, especially when that gosh darn Bush was losing over 800k jobs a month when President Obama took office. And of course, the president did save the American auto industry, lets not forget that. Gee I feel so much better today, have a great day all!
Roman Gabriel
11:11 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Forget politics ( for a second). R G O M, that is the funniest thing I've seen on the Patch. Well done. Now if you could just use your talents to see how shitty this country has become in the last four years.
Roman Garbiel On Meds
11:19 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
I love when I crack me up! Anywho, I do know that the country has not been "poopier" since the great depression (such language i use when I'm having one of my "spells") when the President took office and our recovery now is on track to match or beat President Reagan's efforts in the 80s. Oh 4 more years of this great President would be a gift to us all! Have a great day!
9:08 pm on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Stop building shpping centers and keep the farmland and the crack addicts wont steal anything but corn
10:43 pm on Saturday, October 20, 2012
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1.) Unemployed Americans up by almost half a million people, up by 3.4% or approx 60%.
2.) Upper Dublin taxes up approx. 10% next year. A very steady increase in last 4 years.
3.) Long term unemployment is up by 87%
4.) Middle class income is down by $4,960.00
5.) Gas prices up 107%
6.) Home values down by 11%
7.) Worker health insurance costs up 23%
8.) Sending your kids to college ….up 25%
9.) Americans living in poverty increased by 6.4 million
10.) Food stamp recipients increased by 46%
11.) Consumer price index (inflation) is up 9.1%
12.) Federal debt is up 51%
13.) The United States ranked #1 in Global Competitiveness the day Obama walked into office...we have declined to #7
14.) Teachers, SEIU, & gov't salaries up, up, up
15.) Local, & State gov't Bankruptcies up, up, up, soon Federal
16.) Violent crime up 18%
Come together America to change these problems, and pray, pray, pray.
10:35 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Hey, people white black purple of blue.. We are living in hard times. People have been robbing, shooting, stabbing and stealing for years.. no matter what the race people are just crazy.. If we do not pray.. this world is going in the toilet.. so hey don't point fingers.. Gabriel.. you need to seriously get a life food stamps are used by Whites and Blacks, Asians, Mexicans and who knows else if you lost your job( if you have one seems like you always on the PATCH) you may need those FOOD STAMPS.. please stop labeling.. it is racist and wrong.. seriously dude get a life. These people are criminals creating havoc where WE all have to live.


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The idea of a Nissan Almera trying to compete on equal terms with a Ford Focus or Volkswagen Golf is a bit like Stirling Moss pitching up at Silverstone, hoping to have a crack at the current Formula One hotshots. However, if you can live with all the pensioner jokes, the Almera doesn't make a bad second-hand buy.
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There was a face-lift in late 2002, with all models getting air-con, remote central locking, electric front windows and a CD player. Stretch to an SVE and you get a leather-trimmed steering wheel, alloy wheels and an electric sunroof. But an SE, with parking sensors, electric rear windows and climate control is all you really need.
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If you see a large queue snaking around the corner, you can be pretty sure it's not made up of punters eager to snap up second-hand Nissan Almeras. Still, low desirability means low prices - there are bargains to be had.
The biggest engine, the 134bhp 2.2-litre turbodiesel, promises 47.9mpg, whereas at the other end of the scale the small 97bhp 1.5-litre should be good for 42.8mpg. Stick with the 1.5 and you'll pay no more than group 5 insurance, but whatever trim and engine combination you go for the Almera won't prove too costly.
Having work carried out by a Nissan main dealer need not be too dear because their hourly rates are about as cheap as they come. The work will be cheaper still at an independent garage, where the rates are very competitive for the class.
Martin KeighleyCheap, reliable hatchback often overlooked. 1.5 SE or one of the special editions are best
Nissan, like most Japanese manufacturers, enjoys a well earned reputation for reliability. So, you can expect a used Almera to run and run.
Pretty much all you need to look for is that the appropriate recall work has been carried out. There haven't been too many recalls to worry about, but there was a major one that affected the petrol engines. Issued on January 29 2002 and affecting cars built between March 2000 and the end of July 2001, it concerned the engine crankshaft and camshaft. If not rectified, it could cause engines to stall and in the worst-case scenario, prevent them from restarting.
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M.A., Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
B.A., Political Science, Hobart College
Published Works
From Words to Worlds: Examining Constitutional Functionality, (The Johns Hopkins Series in Constitutional Thought), Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press (2009).
The Communitarian Constitution. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press (2004). Paperback edition (2006).
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"Is There a Paradox in Amending a Sacred Text?" (Maryland Constitutional Law Schmooze Symposium Issue) 69 Maryland Law Review 1, pp. 66-76 (2009)
"The Paradox of Race and America's Experiment with Capital Punishment: Are We Probing Deeply Enough?" Review Essay in International Criminal Justice Review, Volume 18-3 (September, 2008).
"Evolutionary History: The Changing Purposes for Capital Punishment" (with John J.P. Howley and Molly Appel) in Is the Death Penalty Dying? Studies in Law, Politics, and Society. Austin Sarat, ed., Volume 42 (2008), pp. 1-19.
"Extinguishing the Victims' Payne or Acquiescing to the "Demon of Error": Confronting the Role of Victims in Capital Clemency Proceedings" (with Charles S. Lanier) in Wounds That Do Not Bind: A Victim-Centered Perspective on Criminal Homicide and Capital Punishment. James Acker and David R. Karp, ed., (Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 2006)
"Bomb Plans on the Internet: The Case for Constitutional Protection," The American Review of Politics, Vol. No. (Fall/Winter 2004)
"Legal Constraints on Restorative Practices: The Case of Speech Codes" in Restorative Community Justice on the College Campus. David Karp and Thom Allena, eds. (Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 2004).
"Debating Death: Critical Issues in Capital Punishment" (with David R. Karp) in Critical Issues in Crime and Justice (Second Edition). Albert R. Roberts, ed. (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003).
"Defending the Politics of Clemency" (with John J. P. Howley), Oregon Law Review 81:1 (Spring 2002): 231-254.
"The Comparative Legal System of Lesotho" (with Christopher A. Whann), in Legal Systems of the World: A Political, Social, and Cultural Encyclopedia. Herbert M. Kritzer, ed. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC CLIO, 2002.
"Restorative Justice in School Communities" (with David R. Karp), Youth & Society 33:2 (December 2001): 249-272.
Short Articles and ReviewsReview of Robert L. Tsai's Eloquence and Reason: Creating a First Amendment Culture in Perspectives on Politics, Volume , Number (Forthcoming, 2011)
Review of Roberta Rosenthal Kwall's The Soul of Creativity: Forging a Moral Rights Law for the United States in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume , Number (July, 2010).
Review of Zachary Elkins, Tom Ginsburg, and James Melton's The Endurance of National Constitutions in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 20, Number 2 (February, 2010).
Review of Franz von Benda-Beckmann, Keebet von Benda-Beckmann, and Julia Eckert's (eds.) Rules of Law and Laws of Ruling: On the Governance of Law in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 19, Number 12 (December 2009).
Review of Sonu Bedi's Rejecting Rights in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 19, Number 7 (July, 2009)
"Wrong Way to Make Right Choice," Op-Ed in the Times Union (Albany, NY), May 27, 2009
Review of Mauro Zamboni's The Policy of Law: A Legal Theoretical Framework in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 18, Number 5(May 2008).
Review of Stephen Elkin's Reconstructing the Commercial Republic: Constitutional Design After Madison in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 17, Number 2(February 2007).
Review of Gretchen Ritter's The Constitution as Social Design: Gender and Civic Membership in the American Constitutional Order in Perspectives on Politics, Volume 5, Number 1 (March 2007)
"Executive Clemency," "Rational Basis Test," Doctrine of Strict Scrutiny," in Encyclopedia of American Civil Rights and Liberties. Otis Stephens and John Scheb, eds. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishers (2006).
Review of Shirley Robin Letwin's On the History of the Idea of Law in Law and Politics Book Review, Volume 16, Number 9(August 2006).
Review of Stuart Banner's The Death Penalty: An American History in Criminal Justice Review, Volume 31, Number 2 (June 2006).
"Suicide Ruling Reflects O'Connor's Influence," Op-Ed in The Post Star (Glens Falls, NY), January 29, 2006.
"Roberts Could Change History," Op-Ed in The Post Star (Glens Falls, NY), July 21, 2005.
Review of Alan Brudner's Constitutional Goods in Law and Politics Book Review, Vol. 15, no. 6 (June 2005). (translated into Chinese, July, 2005)
Review of T.R.S. Allan's Constitutional Justice: A Liberal Theory of the Rule of Law in Law and Politics Book Review, Vol. 14, no. 6 (June, 2004)
Review of George I. Lovell's Legislative Deferrals: Statutory Ambiguity, Judicial Power, and American Democracy in Law and Politics Book Review, Vol. 13, no. 11 (November, 2003)
"Community Justice in the Campus Setting" (with David R. Karp and Pat Oles) in Conflict Management in Higher Education Report 3:1 (October 2002).
"Constitutionalism," "Judicial Scrutiny," "James Bradley Thayer," in Encyclopedia of the United States Supreme Court. Thomas T. Lewis and Richard L. Wilson, ed. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 1999.
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Goucher Christian Fellowship
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Dry Dock Brewing Co.
Beer Stats:
Active Beers: 68
Beer Ratings: 1,002
Beer Avg: 3.82
Taps: - / Bottles: -
Cask: N / Beer-to-Go: Y
23 Reviews
Place Stats:
rAvg: 4.17
pDev: 11.03%
$$ - reasonable
[ Brewery, Bar, Homebrew Store ]
15120 E Hampden Ave
, 80014
United States
phone: (303) 400-5606
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vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.25 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.25 | $$
Dry Dock Brewing from the back looking
towards the taps near the front door
First round with one of my favorite views
Gloria and I are in town for GALA, but we got a hotel in Aurora to have an evening at Dry Dock Brewing before the singing started. Brewing TV did an episode on Dry Dock before Northern Brewer came out with their Dry Dock brew kits. Between that and hearing about the start of the pub on Basic Brewing Radio, having a pint here was at the top of my drinking list for a trip to Denver.
Today, Dry Dock is the fully expanded version of a tap room of original business on site: The Brew Hut. From the bar, it looks like a pretty cool brew shop, but closed at the moment. Great idea to have the two side by side to support the making and drinking of very local craft beer. Dry Dock is still very much a tap room with limited hours and free popcorn is your only sustenance. Eat ahead of time, bring it along (saw a group with Chinese take-out) and come for the company and the beer. My favorite feature of the pub was a self serve water station to stay hydrated without bothering the bartenders. JL Beers needs to take a lesson from Dry Dock.
I started with the Double IPA, which was very solid. The Urca Vanilla Porter was a strong, extremely sweet porter full of vanilla, like a beer milkshake. My favorite of the night was the U.S.S. Enterprise IPA that reminds me a bit of Masala Mama from my home pub Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery. These and a couple of other drafts made for a mellow start to an exciting week in Denver.
Pictures at http://pintsizedrevelations.blogspot.com/2013/05/dry-dock-brewing-aurora-co.html
05-27-2013 16:32:34 |
More by FightingEntropy
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.75 | service: 3 | selection: 3.5 | $$
I had stopped here with a friend a few years back and what a difference... then it was a homebrew shop first it seemed and the brewery an afterthought (although I know they had awards already). Now a nice big brew pub with open ceilings. I did a sampler and found their lineup to be quite solid, although I was hoping that I could try their barleywine. Maybe because of that I don't feel over the top about this place, but I do intend to stop there again someday.
03-16-2013 00:12:39 |
More by MilwaukeeCrusher
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.75 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Went in on a Monday evening, yet the crowd was decent. The folks in the place ranged from a 3 year old boy to an 80 yr old hippie & his wife. I liked this. The place is decorated in a loose nautical theme, which I find interesting in land locked Colorado.
The beer was very good, I tried the bounty old ale, which was great. Excellent texture, flavour & taste. The colour was outstanding as well. I also tried the naked porter which was on hand pull. It was very good, the colour was a bit weak, as was the taste. Overall, for a porter it was a touch watery. I would try it again though. as I said it was just a touch watery for my taste. not bad, just not outstanding. My uncle had an apricot brew, he raved about it.
The service was good, but not great. I am from Manhattan, so I am used to exemplary service as standard.
I will be going back, I had a wonderful time.
03-12-2013 15:58:17 |
More by aeibrean
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.75 | service: 2 | selection: 3.75 | $$
We visited Dry Dock on a Thursday night, it was busy. I was happy we found a parking spot as close as we did. The reviews on beeradvocate and yelp were both so overly positive it was stupid of us (the wife and I) not to stop since our hotel was only a few blocks away.
Nearly every table was full when we arrived. We ending up finding a little table towards the back of the building near the shuffleboard table (sweet!). Once we sat down we could not tell if there was table service as there was so many people milling about. I went to the bar, nice selection of taps. Based on what I read online we ordered the Apricot Ale and Wee Heavy. I thought both were duds. The Wee Heavy was thin and weak and while the Apricot Ale had a great nose it did not deliver on the palate.
Since we were here we might as well have another beer before going to dinner. (A side note: As mentioned in many reviews, no food here. Just popcorn and a binder full of nearby restaurants that deliver.) I walked back to the bar and ordered two more beers, Vanilla Porter and Double IPA (which I read nothing but good things about). When I got back to our table my wife informed me she was chewed out by our "waitress" (who knew we had one) that she should be getting our beers. Hello! We had been there over 20 minutes already and nobody stopped by our table. This attitude was a bit off-putting. The Vanilla Porter was solid, very good. The Double IPA was a joke. It was "IPA-ish" at best.
So after two beers each we decided not to order food in and left for Wing Hut across the street. I failed to see what the hype was about this place. Obviously people like it here as it was busy as hell. Me… meh.
01-20-2013 14:20:55 |
More by bditty187
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vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Don't expect to see a dinner menu when yoiu walk into this place because they do not cook and serve their own food. They do however give you the option to order from the delivery menus of several local restaurants while you order a glass of beer brewed on the premises. A wooden rustic look on the inside although the outside looks like something out of a strip mall. There were 6 or 7 beers available on tap or for sale in bottles. I was on a business trip to Colorado because otherwise I was not aware of this place. But I was pleased to find it.
09-06-2012 02:34:03 |
More by puboflyons
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $
the value here is awesome. great prices for excellent beers. much larger than i expected, with all bottling being done on site. smallish bar with lots of seat yourself tables, free popcorn, and open atmosphere with lots of loud conversation and barrels just hanging out. maybe ten or twelve beers on tap, and it was firkin friday with a roasted pecan old ale. YUM! all the beers we had were great, some even world class. service wasnt bad for a friday night, real busy, but people were knowledgeable and chatty. a really great place to get the growlers filled up and meet your neighbors. i loved this place and might start frequenting it, only drawback in my eyes is that its in aurora. definitely hit this one up
04-28-2012 23:25:43 |
More by StonedTrippin
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | $$
My husband and I frequent this brewery often and have yet to be let down. The staff and owners are extremely friendly and helpful and the beer is excellent.
They recently had a Poppy stout on tap which I can honestly say has been my favorite so far.
Their heffeweizen has a great, unique banana-esque flavoring that I've never experienced before.
Their Vanilla Porter has a great vanilla flavoring that isn't overwhelming and a nice, thick consistency with a smooth finish.
The Apricot blonde is a great beer for anyone who is not necessarily a beer drinker because of its easy drinkability and great apricot taste.
Their Double IPA is also easily one of the best in Colorado.
Every person we have referred to Dry Dock has come away a new fan.
Highly recommended!
02-28-2012 00:28:43 |
More by AmberC
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4 | $$
We stopped here the other day based on recommendations from our bartenders at the Falling Rock. Cool find and not to far from Denver if you catch every green light or take the highway.
The atmosphere of this place is good. A decent size bar, a bunch of tables inside up front, more outside in a fenced in area, and more tables around the corner right before the entrance to the homebrew store. Yes folks, a homebrew store is attached to the brewery. Wicked cool. They even had a bunch of whiskey barrels available for sale. Plenty of people talking and no music. You also get a view into the brewery in the middle of the bar. Different type of setup, but it worked for us.
The quality of the beer is good since they make everything on site and barrel age some of their beers from a local distillery Stranahans close to the brewery. We actually had the chance to try out a special barrel aged brew and it was deliciously smooth.
Service was great. Once again we found two employees from MA and NH, but I think they found us, so we got over the top hospitality service due to them being big Pats fans and the fact that we all share a common bond that we call New England. We got to try out extra beers that they pulled from out back and got some beer to take home also.
The selection was good for a brewpub given that they only offered their own beers. There were around 12 or so beers to choose from, growlers were available for filling, bombers were ready to go in the fridge, and logs and 1/2 barrels were available for sale.
Just to let other people know, they don't serve food. So eat up and fill your bellies up like we did before we went here.
We would like to thank our bartenders about this place and very happy we hit it up.
12-19-2011 17:42:54 |
More by Flounder57
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Remarkable range of beers, all well described on the boards and printed menu. The five seasonal styles tend toward German with some fruit beers and a selection of "normal" styles for the standard house brews. But there is a lot to choose from and they seem to keep several new seasonals coming all the time.
Service was attentive and responsive when you wanted something. One of the bartenders stopped to check on us and gave a dissertation on the style of our beer and the philosophy of the place while he took a breather. And the well-used brewery is right there through the window.
Free popcorn. A group was having a potluck dinner in the big back room, which seems like a great idea for a place like this to promote. I think this is a really interesting variation on how beer businesses are making a go of it these days. Intimacy? no, but it's very jolly and unpretentious, and the noise level is bearable since they skip the all-too-common blare of music-like noise.
Way the hell out in darkest Aurora, so not likely for a quick downtown Denver visit. But totally worth seeking out if you have the time and transportation. Among the most interesting brewpubs in Denver. I'd skip Wynkoop and go here if for some reason you had to choose one.
12-18-2011 04:47:18 |
More by mactrail
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
(Visited 07/2011): Dry Dock is situated on the southeast side of Aurora on East Hampden Ave at the end of a plaza within a larger plaza. Parking spots are abundant in both but were scarce on my visit.
The building is segmented to a tap room on the left and a homebrew shop on the right. On the tap room side the wavy bar is along the left, looking directly into the brewery. Opposite that are long tables with high chairs. More seating is available on picnic benches between. There is a patio outside as well. The right side is a shop which happened to be packed on my visit as it looked like they were doing some kind of tasting. As such I was not able to do more than poke my head in.
Dry Dock has around 9-10 of their beers on tap, including a couple seasonals. Many have a maritime theme such as HMS Bounty Old Ale or USS Enterprise IPA. They are pretty much all above average with no real standouts. Sampler paddles area available too.
Service on a weekday afternoon was good. I was served by multiple bartenders and they were all friendly and well-versed in their selection.
No food here aside from popcorn, although there is a pretty good rib joint (Revned) a couple doors down.
Overall this is a solid brewery/tap room to visit in the Denver/Aurora area.
12-07-2011 18:51:25 |
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Living in Milton Keynes and being so close to Bletchley Park, the Alan Turing story is one I have known about for so long. It is a shame however that it took so long for the recognition he deserved to be awarded. Even more of a shame is the fact that the queen has never attended a gay event or even acknowledged the contribution gay people make. It was a a nice surprise that in her speech she mentioned Turing by name, but as ruling monarch it's about time she acknowledges us as a group. She makes reference to other minority groups in her speeches but not once has she made reference to us.
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Whilst it is true that the above were instrumental in garnering so much support, it is extremely unfortunate that Pink News fails to mention that the campaign was initiated by John Graham-Cumming who although, straight himself, worked tirelessly to get Turing that apology.
A great way to celebrate the life of a great man. What he endured in the latter part of his life should never be endured by anyone… and we must fight and go on fighting to ensure that things get better.
Really, Dan Filson? He backed a resolution which says that "homosexual practice is incompatible with the bible". Does he describe heterosexual sexual behaviour, as a "practice"? Of course not. Adultery and having sex outside of marriage are not compatible with the bible, yet he and his clergy marry an overhwelmingly large number of non-celibate straight couples. Do you really think Prince William and his wife never had sex before they married in Westminster Abbey? They shared a flat together while at Uni. He IS a bigot.
The Rev. Charles Goddard, chairman of Inclusive Church, a liberal group, said the archbishop's comments revealed an astonishing change in his position towards gay people and that the implication is that there is no justification in scripture for the welcome of lesbian and gay people. Telling gay clergy in CPs to remain celibate is appalling. He IS a bigot.
Bible scripture in Romans does seem to say that for heterosexuals at least homosexual practice is condemned during orgiastic acts of worship, it's a behaviour that doesn';t exist today as far as I'm aware.
Quite right, Pavlos. It's clear that the word commonly translated from the Greek as 'homosexual' means, in Paul's understanding extreme licentiousness, usually involving prostitution, as an INTEGRAL part of worship in the temples. His observations that this seemed to involve only male homosexuality led him to believe that such behaviour was a perversion of the natural order. This was clearly so obvious to him that it didn't need any more explanation, and could be encapsulated in a single word, just like, say, gluttony.
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Indeed you make a good point. Although she is an intelligent woman and she influences her speeches etc, they are written for her and I believe that she is steered away from the gay issue. I know that she lives a life very different from ours, but she is most definately monitored on what she can and cannot say
With ref to my message above about John Graham-Cumming there is this in Pink News from March last year after his campaign had been successful
This paederast, Alan Turing, was smart to break the code but not smart enough to leave Britain for Brazil and live happy with other paederasts there. Everybody knows that Brazil is paederastic country….
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highlights of some keys games from Saturday.
Nate Montana, son of former Notre Dame and San Francisco 49er great Joe Montana, threw for 223 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Gold to a 27-19 victory over the Blue squad. Expected starter Dayne Crist was 20-of-31 for 172 yards and a touchdown and two interceptions. "I thought he did some good things — threw the ball in the seam, the vertical push throws that we've tried to get into our offense quite a bit," new head coach Brian Kelly said. The game drew a crowd of 27,241.
A crowd of 65,223 were on hand at Ohio Stadium to watch Terrelle Pryor. Instead little-known Kenny Guiton stole the show. The third-team quarterback tossed a 45-yard touchdown pass with 55 seconds left to give the Gray at 17-14 victory over the Scarlet in Ohio State's annual spring game. Pryor was 8-fo-12 for 108 yards and a touchdown before being replaced early. Guiton was 11-of-21 for 167 and two scores. Wide receiver Taurian Washington had three catches for 83 yards and a touchdown.