Sports Fact of the Day 8/2/2010
A fine big-league outfielder from 1950 to '51 and later an outstanding college coach at Florida State and Michigan State, Danny Litwhiler remembers batting against Sal Maglie; "He scared you to death. He'd be scowling and gnashing his teeth, and if you dug in on him, there goes your Adam's apple."
Birthdays:
Leo Boivin b. 1932
Matt Hazeltine b. 1933
Billy Cannon b. 1937
Tim Wakefield b. 1966
Tony Amonte b. 1970
Packers Fact:
Before the Packers beat Denver in Week 8 of 2007, the last team they had beaten in a road game that went overtime was Tampa Bay (in 1983).
http://www.bspcn.com/2007/11/06/9-creative-staircases/
Watch Your Step
How about these for creative ways to get up and down-a staircase that doubles as a bureau, a musical staircase at the Sony Building in Tokyo, Japan, a fantastic spiral staircase carved out of a giant tree trunk, a staircase suspended over a gorge in Switzerland, and every child's dream-a spiral staircase with an attached slide for the downstairs trip.
CULTURAL AMNESIA: NECESSARY MEMORIES FROM HISTORY AND THE ARTS, by Clive James (W. W. Norton, 2007) |
This porter pours dark brown, with reddish tints and beige foam—a bit lighter than your average porter, but about on target for a brown ale. Lots of sweet cocoa and caramel malt hang around in the aroma. In the flavor, there’s no indication of alcohol content, but there isn’t a whole lot of that in this winter warmer, which might be classified as a brown porter. No harsh grain bitterness, either, and not much hop character at all; finish is long, but not too sweet, with lots of chocolate flavor. Though honey is featured, it’s indistinguishable from the overall chocolate-cakey, cocoa flavor. A nice dessert porter, very approachable and not too thick or overly sweet.
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