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Locksley Ordinary Bitter or: The Less Desirables Beer of the Week

31 Wednesday Aug 2016

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City Beverage, the Official Beer Sponsor of The Less Desirables, presents The Less Desirables Beer of the Week: Locksley Ordinary Bitter from Mystery Brewing out of Hillsborough, NC.

I have a newfound history with Mystery Brewing. I attended a “beer vs wine” dinner a few weeks back and Mystery’s brews were the “beers” in the race. I was impressed with all of the styles we tried. Plus, they have local artists contribute to their cans’ art. This is an “ordinary bitter” and is along the lines of an ESB but not exactly. It’s generally low alcohol (this is only 3.8%ABV) but good with flavor.unnamed (2)

On the website BYO.com (Brew Your Own), columnist Jamil Zainasheff states: “While this is a low-alcohol, low-gravity beer style, a properly made bitter is more flavorful and more balanced between malt sweetness and hop bitterness than the name would lead you to believe.”

I certainly hope this is the case. I prefer more malty flavor and here’s hoping it happens to be just that. Spencer said it’s pretty good so, I have no reason to not believe it. BeerAdvocate has no rating for it as it’s so small batch and seasonal that it’s probably hard to get 10 ratings. RateBeer is the same. Untappd has it at 3.35 caps out of 5.

Have you tried it? What did you think? If you haven’t or just have a hankering for more, you can go down to 915 Burke Street in WSNC and get your quad (they’re in 16oz can four packs). Then listen to The Less Desirables to hear what Caitlin, Danielle, Wayne and I think about it.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“We’re rustic. We don’t filter our beer and we don’t pasteurize. We don’t add artificial chemicals to enhance foam or clarity and aside from hops, we don’t add preservatives. You’re getting a live product that’s as close to the original ingredients as we can get to you.  While it means that on occasion your Mystery Brewing Company beer won’t be brilliantly crystal clear, it does mean that it’s jam packed with flavor.” – Mystery Brewing 

Piggybacking the Fest or: Farm 2 Fourth, the Gathering

30 Tuesday Aug 2016

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Salutations™!!

So, I’m piggybacking today on The Man Who Ate the Town podcast that I recorded (and the subsequent blog post that comes out on Thursday) about the Farm 2 Fourth Harvest Dinner that happened this past Sunday. I also talk about Pablo del Valle and Tavern in Old Salem. I’m excited about it. I’d appreciate a listen. You can read and hear more about it HERE.

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©Mary Haglund

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Serving dessert to happy campers!!” – Mary Haglund

Back to School or: Freshman, Now!

29 Monday Aug 2016

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3B, High School

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Well, today, my boy, 3B started high school. That’s 10 years removed from the first day of kindergarten. That’s a whole different story. That was, “well look!” Where this “jeez! he’s growing up!” He’s almost 15, a Freshman, Ninth Grade. He’s becoming a young man. He’s almost as tall as me and I’m over 6 feet. unnamed (1)

He gets to go to school later, now. School started about 5-10 minutes before 8am in both elementary and middle school. High School doesn’t start until 8:55am. So that’s about an hour difference. I’m still going to get him up earlier on some days so that we can go to breakfast; spend some time together. We got to enjoy some days like that this summer
and it was nice.

And the kicker of it all is that he’s going to my alma mater. I don’t know how often that happens around here much. I know that many of my cousins and friends have kids that will go to the same school as them (some of them won’t since their alma mater isn’t the same in that town anymore; some are), but down here people move to other areas, districts, regions, states, etc. I live less than a mile from this high school, the one that I graduated from. So, he’ll be a Mustang and I’m okay with that. One of his teachers was also a student at that school whilst I was. I know several of my teachers in WV were schoolmates of Mes ‘Rents’ but I didn’t know if he’d have any like that. I’m reaching now, I know. But, it’s just amazing to me that he’s growing so fast.

I know everyone’s (at least people in Forsyth County) posting their first day of school pics and others get tired of seeing that. But, oh well, I’m posting it anyway. This was this morning before school.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!!

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– Bubba Smith

Silent Sunday or: Healing

28 Sunday Aug 2016

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Clay Howard, Farm to Fourth, Mt. Airy, Neal Goode, The BCPF, The Man Who Walked the Town, Threadbare Trio, WSNC

Salutations™!!

I’m very surprised how fast the toe is healing. Lots of Epsom salts, good wrapping and Neosporin, I suppose. I must say, though, that I have started to miss my “walking.” I can walk, of course, but Doc Z told me no The Man Who Walked the Town for a couple of weeks, so once The BCPF heard that, that meant it was certainly off the table. 13879332_10154300965314373_7406943755997206413_n

I did play in Mt. Airy with my buds Clay and Neal, yesterday, as The Threadbare Trio at Carolina Sky Festival. And, other than it being ridiculously hot and humid, and dropping a bass case on my toe (probably more like around it, you know how it is when something is sore, it – well – sticks out), it went well. One of these days, I’ll actually learn some of those songs.

We have Farm to Fourth tonight so I’m sure there will be food to talk about this week, hope to see some of you out there.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Pain is the mind.” – Ram Dass

A Clockwork Orange or: The Less Desirables Movie of the Week

27 Saturday Aug 2016

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a/perture cinema, the Official Movie Sponsor of The Less Desirables, presents The Less Desirables Movie of the Week, A Clockwork Orange (1971), starring Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee and Michael Bates.

Per IMDb: “In future Britain, charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society’s crime problem – but not all goes according to plan.”

The fancy-speaking, bowler-wearing and Beethoven-loving Alex DeLarge (McDowell) leads a small gang of miscreants into debauchery, chaos and destruction. From bums to rich elitists, even to rival gangs, Alex and his droogs make no exceptions when it comes to beating or raping or pillaging. Alex is a ruthless leader and really is no friend of the gang he commands. He skips school, womanizes and has a power trip. When his “friends” try to perform a coup, he sets them straight. They get revenge, however, by setting him up to be captured, in the act of a crime, by the police.

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The government has developed a new therapy to rehabilitate young Alex including torture and brainwashing. Of course, religion plays a part of this. They even manage to use his beloved “Ludwig van” against him. They showed him videos of violence and rape while clamping his eyes while a lab assistant constantly put drops in them. Serums, shots, Beethoven, films and torment. Does this aversion therapy work? Of course, you’ll have to watch to find out.

Stanley Kubrick was a master of his art. This art may be somewhat abstract and difficult to follow at times, and A Clockwork Orange is certainly that, at least upon first viewing. Luckily, this was about the fourth time I’ve seen it and it made more sense. I think the previous viewings were hard for me to understand because I focused on the abstract and not the actual story. The ambience of the film isn’t so much random as it is bizarre. The visuals are vivid and brilliant but doesn’t make much sense without the story line. I know that can be said of most films but Kubrick, and I suppose author of the book, Anthony Burgess, took this to extremes and one can get lost in it. It’s almost cartoonish and comedic in some very serious parts. It also was anti-establishment and dystopian in nature.

I love the language in the film called “Nadsat,” which according to Wikipedia is “a fractured adolescent slang composed of Slavic (especially Russian), English, and Cockney rhyming slang.” Some of the language is very hard to follow but in the fourth watch, it makes more sense; well somewhat more. I first saw the film (not counted in the watch count) back in the early 80s on HBO and I really had no clue what was going on but there was nudity and that included full-frontal so I didn’t have to know what was going on. I’m still like that with some films. I didn’t know what they were saying and as a 12-13 year old, I didn’t care. There was nudity and that was what mattered.

A cue for Star Wars fans, Julian, the body building assistant of the writer later in the film is David Prowse who was the body actor that played Darth Vader. He is a huge figure and actually carries Patrick Magee in a wheelchair like it’s nothing. This was the role that George Lucas saw that made him want Prowse for the part of Vader.

It was nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Director (Kubrick), Film Editing, Picture, Adapted Screenplay. Unfortunately, it won none of them. This film isn’t available on Netflix streaming right now, it’s on DVD.com. But, if you’re an Amazon Prime customer, it’s available for free, streaming there, which is how I watched it. Rotten Tomatoes has the film as 90% Fresh with an Audience Score of 93%. IMDb has it 8.4 stars out of 10. It was #46 on the 1998 version of AFI‘s 100 Years… 100 Movies list and #70 on the 2007 version. I don’t know exactly where it would rank but I’d say A Clockwork Orange is in my Top 20 of all time. I rate the film 4.75 stars. Have you seen it? Do you agree? What would you like to see or hear me review?

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“There was me, that is Alex, and my three droogs, that is Pete, Georgie, and Dim, and we sat in the Korova Milkbar trying to make up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening. The Korova milkbar sold milk-plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what we were drinking. This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence.” – Alex DeLarge

Toeing the Line or: Rip It Out!

26 Friday Aug 2016

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Salutations™!!

First, I want to apologize for the graphic nature of the picture that’s included with this post and also, for the graphic descriptions that I’m going to give. So, I apologize. Now… I underwent a little “procedure” this morning. I had an ingrown toenail removed. I was referred to Doctor Walter Zelasko by my doctor and I must say, he was awesome!!! First, he said to call him Doctor “Z” if I couldn’t say Zelasko. I can say it, but I always call my doctors “Doc.” Yeah, I’m that guy and I’m sure that doesn’t surprise you, Dear Reader, at all.2016-08-26 11.54.39

Doc Z examined the toe, told me what he was going to do, what it was going to entail and the after care. I saw them roll in needles. I’m good with needles in my arms and arse but don’t like anyone near, around, close to, in close proximity or touching my feet. I have always hated that. Don’t even look at them; especially now that I have a farmer’s tan, very tanned legs and very white feet, it looks like I’m still wearing socks even when I’m not. You can ask Tracy Krohn, my acupuncturist, that I don’t usually flip out unless she’s putting pins in my feet. But, he numbed that big toe with two needles and I never felt anything, at all with that. There was a little warmth as the numbing started but none of the needles.

They numbed it, and then cut a sliver of the nail along the side and pulled the excess nail, that which was causing me problems and pain, out to allow it to drain all the infection and gunk out of it. The whole time Doc Z and his nurse, I hate I didn’t get her name, talked to me about what I do, podcasting, playing music, voice overs, anything to keep my mind off what was going on. He wrapped it in gauze and had me hang my foot over the side of the table to allow it to drain. He gave me my instructions and left the nurse to clean up the toe. She cleaned it and then rewrapped it and had me dangle again to get all the bleeding and infection out of my system. She brought it up and cleaned it again, and then rewrapped it again. So, with my sock on, it looks like I have a big toe the size of a golf ball. I’ve also had a rough go with that toe over the last few weeks. I played a show last Saturday with it and whilst on stage, I didn’t feel it much, but I think that was the adrenaline. But, it’s ripped out now.

It’s still numb. He told me that it would be sore, but I shouldn’t have too much actual pain from it. I have to soak it in Epsom salts twice a day, take some antibiotics, use Neosporin and come back in 10 days (ish). I also can’t do The Man Who Walked the Town for a couple of weeks. So, I should really use that time to make up posting about the last few walks that I have done, right? Yeah, I’ll really need to get that caught up. And if you have any foot problems, including an ingrown toenail. Do all that you can to get Doc Z, because he is awesome and amazing!!!

Well, that’s what I got and I do apologize again if it’s been too graphic. And, until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“You learn to control every aspect of your muscles, your face, your toes, your fingernails. And that is how you tell a story, through movement.” – Karlie Koss

MM3AMMC Week 10 or: The Second Time Around

25 Thursday Aug 2016

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Anand Gan, Doug Davis, Eddie McBride, Jerry Chapman, Joshua West, KG Noble, Monday Morning 3AM Music Club, Patrick Ferguson, The Less Desirables, WSNC

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This past Monday ended the tenth week in Round 13 of TLD/MM3AMMC. Before we continue, I’d like to congratulate Doug Davis on his song, “What Are You Talking About?” for being last week’s “featured song.”

A recap of how this works: So, on Monday morning around 8:30am or so, I go and listen to the submissions. Truth be known, I actually try to listen along the way.  But, I really listen at 8:30am. I look over the assignment, compare the lyrics and songs to that assignment a1507748864_16and then pick the one that I think makes the best representation of the assignment’s rules. To hear all the entrants this week visit the MM3AMMC website HERE.

This week, the assignment was from Jerry: “Since we’re going another round, the song title should have some sort of reference to doing something a 2nd time. The song itself doesn’t necessarily have to be about that, though.”

The submissions are as follows:

  • Doug Davis – “The Next Goodbye”
  • Eddie McBride – “Goodbye and Homeward (the Second Time Around)”
  • Patrick Ferguson – “King of Wasted Dreams”
  • Joshua West – “I Don’t Mind”
  • Anand Gan – “Try a Little Harder Next Time”
  • KG Noble – “Teenage Summers (Do it All Again)”
  • Jerry Chapman – “The Next Time That You Come to Town”

So, there were 7 songs from 7 artists. And the winner was… nah, you don’t get it that easy. I mean, I want you to listen to the whole show, right? So, you need to listen to find out who won. You can do that on The Less Desirables website, on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn or  Podcast Addict. Or, I’ll save you the trouble and post it here, I’m good like that. And yes, there may be a reposting of this next Tuesday, you never know.

http://thelessdesirables.com/podcasts/082416.mp3

Enjoy!

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“For 8 years I’ve loved you. And, we’re the best of friends. But, like the stars above you must come to an end “ – Eddie McBride (not necessarily the winner)

Belhaven Scottish Ale or: The Less Desirables Beer of the Week

24 Wednesday Aug 2016

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City Beverage, the Official Beer Sponsor of The Less Desirables, presents the Scottish Ale from Belhaven Brewery in Dunbar, Scotland, The Less Desirables Beer of the Week.

Belhaven, or should I say: Dunbar, is located in the council town of East Lothian, about 28 miles away from Edinburgh, my personal favorite city in the UK because that’s where I was married. Wait… I got married? Yep. I know Belhaven from taps at Finnigan’s Wake, the Official Emerald Isle of The Less Desirables. But, I’ve not had one since 2014, when I was over there. The brewery was established in 1719. unnamed (1)

The carton describes this brew as rich, nutty, smooth. It’s made with 100% Scottish Optic and Crystal barley malts for a nutty biscuit character and I believe that means cookie, not what you’d put your sausage patties on. It’s a beautiful copper color from the several pics that I’ve seen. I can’t wait to try it as I am a fan of Scottish Ales, ya know?

BeerAdvocate rates it at 85 (Very Good) and a Bros Score of 90 (Outstanding). Untappd has it at 3.58 caps out of 5. RateBeer has it at a 44 Overall and 45 in Style. I’m still reading up on that rating system. Have you tried it? What did you think? If you’ve not had it or just have a hankering for more, you can always go by City Beverage and pick up your very own sixer. Tell them that it’s the beer of the week and get 5% off your order. Then check in to see how Caitlin, Danielle, Tammy, Patrick and I felt about it.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“The ale we’ve been brewing longest of all, and our best-selling bottled ale worldwide.” – Belhaven

 

Piggybacking on Some Piggy Products or: 1703, You Say?

23 Tuesday Aug 2016

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Salutations™!!

I released the sixth episode of The Man Who Ate the Town Podcast today. I hope to have guests, soon. Gonna start working on scheduling some in the next few weeks. Until then, it’s just me.

I’m leaving a hint about what’s going on in the show with this picture:

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Check out the episode, and what the topics are, including the link to the podcast itself, by visiting the post, HERE.

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, TuneIn or any aggregator that you use for podcasts. Same for The Less Desirables, The Beer Dads and Fan Interference. and, thanks for listening to our shows!

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!!

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“You can do anything with beer that you can do with wine.” – Grant Wood

Back on It or: The Stone Rolls Again

22 Monday Aug 2016

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So, today, I was able to get back on the Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums of All Time. I have been off of it since June, I think it was. That is a mighty long time when you’re trying to get stuff done, I’d say. I do apologize for keeping you waiting. Now, all that being said, I have only gotten through two of the ten in the segment.

I’m not going to give away what it was I listened to. You’ll have to wait to find out (or you can look up what’s next… I know there’s no fooling you, Dear Reader). With all that has been going on, it has been hard to get the listening time in to do it justice. I could just let it be background noise and that isn’t what I want. I want it to be a fair listen to all that is on e1a5f-rolling_stone_logo-svgthe list. Now, I’m not saying that the music on the list doesn’t sometimes become background filler, it does, but I try to give each album its own fair shake. You know that I like to listen in the studio and well, there’s been a lot happening with that: the move, paid recording or editing for others and life. It’s all been going on over the last few months.

Hopefully, things have settled in. Not down, but in. I don’t want it to settle down. I want it busy, I just need time to do the music. I have missed doing them, missed making my own ignorant rants about stuff that I half know anything about. I mean, that’s why I do them, to learn about what I may not already know, right? Right. So, bare with me, I’m trying to get to them in a timely manner.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Jenny said, when she was just five years old, there was nothing happening at all. Every time she puts on a radio, there was a nothin’ goin’ down at all. Not at all.” – “Rock & Roll” (Reed)

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Somewhere Over the Olive Tree

Way up high in the Valencian mountains

Daily Inspiration Blog

The NC Triad's altweekly

Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem's alternative newspaper and media source

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Covering pro wrestling news since 1998!

I've got a Roman Candle Now!

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