I've updated the games section that used to be posted with the game giveawayoftheday review. The thread is now called 'Weekly round up of game deals', formerly the games section of the weekly reviews. You can find the new thread (which I've posted in the sticky section of the game discussion forums to make it easier to find if you are perusing the game discussion forums) HERE.
If the latest game giveaway doesn't appeal, you may find other games either free or for less than the price of a cup of coffee via the 'Weekly Roundup of Game Deals' thread HERE or Delenns giveaway thread HERE.
The free game over on Origin is now Siberia II. It is a third-person puzzle-solving game. Stylistically identical to the first Syberia, Syberia II improves upon the first game by introducing more realistic character animation. The game includes a recap of the first chapter, so does not require the player to have experienced the first game.. You can get it HERE. Please note that you do require the Origin game platform to be able to download and install the game.
You will also find lots of deals over on Green Man Gaming, plus Big Fish Games usually have 70% off the first game you buy from them, and they also have other deals occasionally. Alawar, Gamehouse and Playrix Entertainment have free games available (usually online versions) and other game houses such as the AAA distributors Ubisoft and Origin always have some games on sale. I've updated the Weekly roundup of game deals HERE to include a large list of other sites where you can find games on sale ( e.g. Origin, uPlay, GreenManGaming etc, as well as links to free online games plus gaming news sites such as Rock Paper Shotgun and Game Seek, and included a list of free to play Massive Multiplayer games such as World of Tanks, World of Warships (both very popular), Liberators and Allegiance to name a few. For more details please go to the Weekly roundup of game deals over in the game discussion sticky section HERE.
⦁	See Delenns post about other free Steam keys over in the giveaway game discussion forums HERE, she often posts information about free Steam keys and other games, so it's worth checking out.
⦁	If you've purchased games from Dot.emu the site will be permanently closing on 1st June 2017, so make sure you've downloaded a copy of each game you purchased from them as from that date onward the domain will no longer be accessible. To download your games go to the website HERE and login. Then to the top right of the screen you should see your profile. Select My Games and download each one. To ensure you have copies make backups of each game. During installation you should find the games executable files in the AppData folder/Local/Temp folder. Though it may be under a coded name. Once you're sure you've found the correct file, copy it then rename the copied file to the name of game you are installing, then back it up. If you find it difficult to accomplish this, an already installed version should be okay. whenever you need to re-install it all you need to do is copy and paste the whole folder to wherever you keep your games, then create a desktop shortcut. If you prefer shortcuts in the Start menu, there's a simple way to accomplish this, just Google the process. :). All games from DOT.Emu are DRM free, so you should be able to back up working copies of all games purchased; (thanks for the heads up Delenn).
If you spend more than $4 in the Indie Gala store you'll also get a free copy of TABLE TOP RACING: WORLD TOUR worth £10.99/$14.99, plus there are loads more deals with excellent discounts of up to 92% that you'll find HERE. They have a Gameseekers game on offer each weekend; the price starts at $0.01 and increasing as more community members purchase it. Most games featured usually retail for around $10.
The Humble Store features loads of discounted games (usually Steam codes) and the latest bundles have a great selection of games If you subscribe to the Humble Monthly, which costs $12 a month (or less if you choose various monthly plans) you not only get a large collection of decent Steam games you will also get for the first month of the subscription a recently released AAA game, the name of which changes monthly. The great thing is, you can cancel at any time, so only need to receive the first bundle of games. I personally haven't bothered, but only because I usually have already purchased most of the games included in the monthly bundle. The usual savings on the games you get are around 90%, not counting the introductory offer. There's also lots of games on sale over on the Bundle Stars and Indie Game Stand (IGS).
Since the introduction of the VPN blocker and the Captcha requirement before you can post in the comments, the number of spam and troll comments have been reduced significantly. Assuming this continues to improve, I will be removing this section from this review to cut down on the length of the review. :) The following is continued from the first paragraph at the beginning of this review This is a site that gives free games away, so it was quite shocking to see the number of negative and sometimes inappropriate comments that were being posted here, especially when they were not even related to the actual game that we were receiving. I always though getting something for free was a privilege/perk/treat/ and deserves at least some thanks or gratitude and still cannot understand why we got so many negative comments that could have possibly turned away potential developers who would otherwise have given the project their games. Then again, having researched the mentality of trolls and spammers I've come to understand some aspects of the problem and because of that have chosen to totally ignore most comments from such people. Of course we have freedom of speech, but as mentioned in my review above, there are rules to posting in this comments section; even a free society requires rules and regulations to run properly, so please bear this in mind when posting a comment.
I believe if we get lots of decent feedback about the games we get here, more developers would be happy to give away their games. Seeing lots of complaints (and spam) instead of feedback about the giveaways will not persuade other developers to give their creations away for free, especially when they may have spent thousands of hours working on their creation. So please bear this in mind when posting your comments. Any comment not about the game for example complaints, or if deemed unfriendly or inappropriate, will be deleted (usually with no explanation) or added to the spam folder, which automatically black lists the IP address you used. Although I have enjoyed responding to many of those comments in the past, I will no longer waste my time answering comments from community members who should have read the moderation policy. One or two word replies will also be treated as spam.
Negative feedback about the games given away will always be welcomed because they can also be very constructive for developers, however, complaining about the way the site is operating or problems about downloading or installing the games or about Steam keys not received should be directed to the giveawayoftheday team via the contact form (with evidence of completed tasks, the name and email you used to enter the competition, or giveaway). I've linked to the contact form HERE; alternatively, if the problem is game related and it is late in the day (I can't moderate 24 hours a day), please also post your issue in the forums where you may get a response from the community. All games given away here have been thoroughly checked using several anti malware suites to ensure a safe download and in the 10 plus years this site has been operating, there has never been a game infected with malware. If your security software flags an issue, it's probably the Themida code that is used to protect the game from hackers or sometimes the non invasive adware that MPC games use. Themida code can also be used to hide malware, so some security software's will automatically block anything with Themida code, even if it's absolutely safe to install. also other computer configurations (i.e. the way you have your computer set up) may have blocked the install. Often, such problems are related to your computers set up. i.e. your security may block the installation (for example quite a few game giveaways I've installed have been blocked by my copy of Zemana Anti-malware suite) Also please read the moderation policy which can be found HERE and if you do have a problem please check the FAQ's thread HERE. Thank you for reading.
I've posted a list of those who have won a key either for posting a decent comment about the game being given away, or posting consistently on a weekly basis. Here is the up to date list of winners. I still haven't sent out any games because I was hoping to do it all in one go, but some winner has still not responded, so will try to send out the keys by the end of this weekend. Check your emails for your keys soon. :) Everyone who has chosen a game will get their first choice so far. I've recently added more games to the list and am slowly adding video of game play for each game to give you an opportunity to see what the game play is like; so, if you've already chosen a key, you are welcome to change it if you wish before I send the keys out. Things have been extremely manic for weeks now which is another reason for the delay in sending out keys. Sorry for the recent delay. I did promise to send out keys at the end of last weekend, or a the very least by Monday 27th March, unfortunately I received two pieces of very bad news, concerning deaths in the family, so wasn't really in any frame of mind to keep that promise, however I will endevour to get those keys out to those who have already chosen their games as soon as I'm up to it.
You'll find the list of over 300 Steam games in the forums HERE and will be adding more as time permits over the coming weeks. I will assume if you don't reply within a few weeks you aren't bothered about a key. Please post your preferences (list at least 3 games in order of preference via the link above, thank you. Happy gaming).
Depending on the quality of the feedback, I may choose to award games to more community members for each game given away, 'at my discretion'. The feedback must be about the game, and it must include a couple of paragraphs of feedback following the guidelines I've posted in the suggestions section of my review. i.e. your opinion of the game, what you liked and/or disliked plus suggestions for improvement. If you choose a game that is very cheap I may give you a second game; so, when choosing from the list I provide, please list more than one choice. If a game is chosen by more than one community member and only one key is available the key will go to the one I deem the most useful. I do have multiple keys for quite a lot of the games I've listed, so, don't be put off if you see someone else has chosen the game you want. I haven't indicated any of the games I have multiple keys for so do list your preferred game sin the order you'd like them, thank you. (I do own at least three community members a game from the previous giveaways that I posted several months ago. I'd totally forgotten about those. I do have a document with their names on, so they will get a game from the original list when I find the document (I'm extremely disorganized); or they can peruse the new list and choose something different. Just post a comment over in the forums in the appropriate thread. If you do post feedback with a view to getting one of the games and think you have covered the requirements, you don't have to do anything until I announce the winners the following week.
I have the Elder Scrolls Online Tamriel Unlimited but yet have to play it. Perhaps we can team up sometime so you can "teach me the ropes" a bit?
That would be cool. I've not played it much recently. Used to play it with my daughter a l;ot, but not since last year. It's almost like playing a single player game, tohugh there are sections where you do need to join in with others to beat certain dungeons, but usually there are people waiting at those points. There have been additions to the game over the last three years for example you can challenge individual players to battle that gain you certain things if you win, but you can decline these. I've never had any one challenge me yet. There are also area's that you can visit, that are specific to multiplayer pvp etc but I've never gone to those, preferring the single player aspect of the game, usually just wandering around collecting things and battling the easier enemies. I have two accounts, one of which y daughter now uses, and have probably accumulated over 2000 hours of game time since the game was released, but I've still never got past level 47 with my characters. you can have up to 8 concurrent characters and even more if you purchase a particular expansion from the crown store.
If you do find time to play together I can give you lots of items (though most you may not be able to use for a while until your character has levels up a few times) as I have a lot stored in my bank and carry a lot of items most of the time. You can increase your carrying capacity by purchasing (using free in game gold) extra carrying space and extra bank space. I think you start off with 40 in your sack and 40 in the bank. I can now carry 170 and store around the same in the bank, both of which are usually almost full with armour, weapons and other items of use.
p.s. As with all elder Scrolls games, there is an introductory chapter that is basically linear and totally single player and usually takes up to half an hour (or slightly longer depending on your game play) to complete before you can join friends and explore the regions dedicated to the covenant you join. It's useful to check all the various containers and chest while you travel through this region as there are items such as lock picks that are very useful when you start the game proper. I can give you some lock picks as I have plenty of them, but I would advise checking those thins. Most items you find generally are useful in creating other more useful stuff once you start the game proper and enable you to make potions that can enhance game play temporarily as well as crafting weapons and armour. If you haven't formed any characters yet. I'm playing a character that is in the Daggerfall Covenant. To play as a small team you do have to be in the same covenant and the same server. I use the European server. When fighting in a dungeon where multiple players are required it is advantageous for the lowest level to be leader as the enemies are locked to the leaders level, so if I played with a low level character it would be easier for us to beat the dungeon. This enables the lower character top gain experience quicker and build up their character. There are also certain quests that involve finding things that then give you extra upgrades. We can talk about those when we set a time to play together. Should be fun. Personally I prefer to play single player or in a small team of people I already know. That way we can talk on Team Speak and play as friends.
I rarely play multiplayer games, but The Elder Scrolls Online is so user friendly and near to what the single player games are that I've thoroughly enjoyed playing it most of the time. I do play in a more grinding style, preferring to explore virtually every nook an cranny, and picking up everything I can carry. Most items you pick up can be sold for in game gold and then used to buy other more useful items. That said, I'm always happy to play other styles if you don't like grinding.


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Weekly Beer Event Calendar Update: Philadelphia & beyond: October 26 - October 31
"Is it the complete list of all beer events happening? No, but no one has a more complete list."
Bye-bye October. We raise a glass to you.
As you review the listings, don't forget Philly Tap Finder. They host an impressive listing of event draft lists to help better inform your beer event scheduling.
Click through here for a look at the full monthly calendar of beer events around the Philadelphia region.
Adamstown, Pa.
Sun. 10/29; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Bark and Brew Howloween at Stoudts Brewing Company [Join us for live music, food, and Stoudts beers with your best canine buds at Bark and Brew. $10]
Bala Cynwyd, Pa.
Sat. 11/4; 1 p.m.-4 p.m. — Beer Barons to Homebrewers Festival at West Laurel Hill Cemetery [Indulge in a day of drinking with 10 local homebrewers and learn more about their craft from Home Brewed Events and the brewers themselves. $45]
Sat. 11/4 & Sun. 11/5; All weekend — All Stout Weekend at Third State Brewing Company [As in the past years, we will have a large selection of stouts on tap including Irish Tenth Imperial, Dry Irish Humor, Today's News Russian Imperial, Peanut Butter, and a few others. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/28; All day — Three Year Extravaganza & Costume Party at Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing Company [More info TBA. $PAYG]
Douglassville, Pa.
Sat. 10/28; 9 p.m.-12 a.m. — Halloween Bash at Hidden River Brewing Company [Enjoy a night of magic, mischief, and mayhem in the haunted halls of the Historic Brinton Lodge. $40]
Ewing Township, NJ
Sun. 10/29; 12 p.m.-5 p.m. — Crafts and Drafts at River Horse Brewing Company [Over 40 of our unique and talented vendors. $PAYG]
Harrisburg, Pa.
Fri. 10/27; 8 p.m.-11 p.m. — Halloween Spooktacular at Zeroday Brewing Company [Two turntables, two record collections, hours of good music. $PAYG]
Langhorne, Pa.
Sun. 10/29; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. — Taproom Brunch with Neshaminy Creek at Irish Rover Station House [You'll get 2 drink tickets (any beer or specialty drink) and a wristband for the buffet. $25]
Lititz, Pa.
Fri. 11/10 & Sat. 11/11; 4 p.m.-10 p.m. & 11 a.m.-10 p.m. — Cask Ale Festival at Bulls Head Public House [Enjoy at least 18 delicious, high quality cask ales. $PAYG]
Media, Pa.
Thu. 11/2; 4 p.m.-6 p.m. — Conshohocken Night at Pinocchio's [A night of beers from Conshohocken. $PAYG]
Milton, Del.
Thu. 11/2; 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. — Vintage & Vinyl — Woody Guthrie at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery [Featuring '07 120 Minute IPA, '11 120 Minute IPA, '14 120 Minute IPA, and '16 120 Minute IPA. With special guest DJ: DJ Droid. $PAYG]
Montgomeryville, Pa.
Sat. 11/18; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. — 25th Anniversary Party at Keystone Homebrew Supply [We'll have special guest breweries on tap, plus live music, games, discounts, and giveaways. $PAYG]
Oaks, Pa.
Sat. 11/4; 12:30 p.m.-4 p.m. & 4:30 p.m.-9 p.m. — Valley Forge Beer & Cider Fest at Greater Philadelphia Expo Center [Sample over 150 beers and ciders. $10-$55]
Thu. 10/26; 4 p.m.-6 p.m. — Rivertowne Tasting at Beer Love [Tasting samples of beers from Rivertowne Brewing. $Free]
Fri. 10/27; 3 p.m. — Terrapin Beers at Bell Beverage [Tasting samples of beers from Terrapin. $Free]
Fri. 10/27; 8 p.m. — Zombie Prom at Evil Genius Brewing Company [A Night To Dis-Member! Food/Drink Specials. And a best dress contest. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/27; 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. — Final-ly Friday at Trolley Car Diner [Tasting samples of beers from Yards. $Free]
Sat. 10/28; 11:30 a.m. — Lost Abbey 24 Steps Release with Tomme Arthur at Monk's Cafe [This special cuvee is a blend of several different barrels from Lost Abbey's 500 barrel-plus cellar. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/28; 12 p.m. — Halloween Party at Barcade [We will be featuring a spooky tap list of all your Halloween favorites and even spookier music. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/28; 8 p.m. — Monster Mash at Hop Angel Brauhaus [Live Music with Stealing From Thieves. Costume contest. Spooky Beers: Fat Head's Spooky Tooth, Great Lakes Nosferatu, and more. $PAYG]
Mon. 10/30; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bottle Shop Happy Hour at Local 44 [Join us for brewery representative led complimentary tastings and specials on bottle selections from Victory. $Free]
Tue. 10/31; 4 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Ithaca at Lucky's Last Chance (Manayunk) [Featuring Dankhill with limited special food pairing. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/31; 8 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Ithaca at Lucky's Last Chance (Queen Village) [Featuring Dankhill with limited special food pairing. $PAYG]
Fri. 11/3; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Novemberfest at Grey Lodge Pub [We are so overbooked with events for September and October that Oktoberfest will have to happen late at the Grey Lodge this year. But it lets us have Novemberfest instead, which being pretty stupid, really appeals to us. $PAYG]
Sat. 11/4; 12 p.m.-8 p.m. — Great Harvest Cider and Beer Festival at Hawthornes [We'll be pouring our favorite ciders, fall seasonal beers, barrel-aged rarities, and wine too. $PAYG]
Sun. 11/5; 12 p.m. — 5th Anniversary Party at Bainbridge Street Barrel House [To thank all of our patrons over the years, we will be pouring some seriously delicious barrel aged craft beer. $PAYG]
Pottstown, Pa.
Sat. 10/28; 12 p.m.-4:30 p.m. — Pottstown Brew Fest at NorCo Fire Company [Featuring over 125 craft beers, meads, wines, ciders, and spirits. $10-$75]
Reading, Pa.
Thu. 10/26; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Beer & Doughnut Pairing at Liberty Taproom [Mike Mortimer and Southern Tier are once again bringing some awesome beers to the Taproom and teaming up with one of our favorite local businesses for a very tasty flight. $PAYG]
Wayne, Pa.
Thu. 10/26; 3 p.m.-10 p.m. — B.United Rare Beer Takeover at Teresa's Next Door [Every single tap line will be pouring a B. United beer, mead, cider, or sake. The mind behind the operation, Matthias Neidhart, will be here to offer classes at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. $PAYG]
Wernersville, Pa.
Thu. 10/26; 5 p.m. — Two Roads Night at Paradise by the Slice [Two Roads is back at Paradise to kick off Halloween Weekend with a selection of their quality beers including: Rosemary's Baby; Rosemary's Other Baby (aged in Rum Barrels), and more limited selections. $PAYG]
West Chester, Pa.
Sat. 10/28; 5 p.m.-9 p.m. — Ride The Rails at Boxcar Brewing Company [Come out for an event to remember as we board 1930's style train cars and head down the historical West Chester Railroad to Glen Mills picnic park. We provide the food, Boxcar beer, and live music. $25-$50]
West Reading, Pa.
Thu. 10/26; 5 p.m.-10 p.m. — 2SP Dark Side of the Mow-n at Barley Mow Craft Beer House [Featuring Imperial Shade, Dual Hop Drop #7, ASAP, Barrel-aged Saint Seditious, Baby Kerri, Bean and Gone, and Typo Pils. $PAYG]
Westmont, NJ
Sun. 10/29; All day — Dogfish Head Brewing Beer Event at The Pour House [Featuring 120 Minute (2015, 2016 & 2017), World Wide Stout (2013, 2014, 2016 & 2017), Flesh & Blood, and Punkin. $PAYG]
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Categories: Beer and Food, Beer Calendar, Beer Dinners, Beer Events, Beer Festivals, Beer Releases, Beer Runs, Beer Tasting, Free Sampling, Philadelphia
Plenty of great beer continues to flow at events here as October begins to wind down. Get the last of your Oktoberfest on while you can.
Sun. 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, & 10/22; 1 p.m. — Oktoberfest at Stoudts Brewing Company [A fun-filled family event held every Sunday in October, featuring live German music, dancing, Stoudts award winning lagers and ales, Hand-rolled soft pretzels from our Wonderful Good market, locally produced German-style sausages, and other delicious German food. $10-$30]
Coatesville, Pa.
Sat. 10/21 & Sun. 10/22; 12 p.m.-7 p.m. — Boxcar Pop-up Beer Garden Benefit at Brandywine Outfitters [Boxcar lost a dear friend recently and we want to celebrate his life over his birthday weekend. $PAYG]
Doylestown, Pa.
Sat. 10/21; 3 p.m.-6 p.m. — PA Craft Patio Party at Penn Taproom [We will be celebrating some of Pennsylvania's great breweries for an afternoon of drinking some rare one offs and excellent usual suspects from these breweries. $PAYG]
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Tue. 10/24 through Thu. 10/26; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Elizabethtown Rotary Pints for Polio at Funk, Cox, and Moo-Duck breweries [Every purchase will help raise money towards our cause. Plus, every dollar we raise will get matched 2:1 thanks to the generous support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. $20-$50 + $PAYG]
Sun. 10/22; 12 p.m. — Bacon and Brew HaHa Fundraiser at Appalachian Brewing Company [Expect to sample awesome home brewed beers as well as every type of food imaginable with the special ingredient…bacon. $25-$30]
Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Sat. 10/21; 4 p.m.-9 p.m. — Booz and Brews at Naked Brewing Company [Live music, food trucks, costume contest, vendors, spooks & goblins, naked body paints, fx effects, lazer lights, tons of entertainment, fire pits, and free parking. $25-$30]
Lancaster, Pa.
Thu. 10/19; 5 p.m.-9 p.m. — Vault Brewing Night at Hunger N Thirst [Join us as we welcome Vault Brewing Company to take over a bunch of tap lines. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/21; 3 p.m.-5 p.m. — Oktoberfest Brew Review at Isaac's Pickle Bar [Four great fall-inspired dishes paired up with four seasonal craft drafts from our favorite breweries. $29.95]
Leola, Pa.
Thu. 10/19; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Victory Tap Attack at Funck's [A night with beers from Victory. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/19; 6 p.m.10 p.m. — Tap Takeover: Avery Brewing Botanical Series at Bulls Head Public House [Join us as we launch the full line-up of Avery Brewing's Botanical Series. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/19; 5 p.m.-7 p.m. — Bell's Night at Pinocchio's [A night of beers from Bell's. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/20; All day — Pennsylvania Tuxedo and Sixty One are back at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery [Be sure to wear your flannel ... after all, what's a Pennsylvania Tuxedo celebration without a little (okay, a lot) of flannel. $PAYG]
Newark, Del.
Sat. 10/21; 4 p.m. — Fall "Brewers Pizza Night" Festival at Argilla Brewing Company [Each brewery creates a pizza based off of ingredients we have in house plus, a few special ingredients can be added. They choose one of their beer that pairs or just a beer they want to showcase, we tap it, and people drink it. As for the pizza, we hand out ballots and customers vote. Whoever's pizza wins, that brewery gets a pizza crown, bragging rights, and the winning pie gets featured on our menu as the "brewers guild pie". $PAYG]
Mon. 10/23; All day — Last Alarm IPA release at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [Join us for the release of Last Alarm IPA, a beer for the fallen and injured firefighters in the deadly fire on September 24th, 2016. $PAYG]
Palmyra, Pa.
Thu. 10/19; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Dogfish Head Tap Attack at Funck's [A night of beers from Dogfish Head. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/19; 4 p.m. — Pumpkin Head at Standard Tap [We will tap a variety of pumpkin beers. $10 buys you your first pumpkin beer and your very own hollowed-out gourd from which to drink it. Refills only $3. $10 + $PAYG]
Thu. 10/19; 7 p.m. — The De-BREW-Tante Ball: A Neo Revue with a Brand New Brew at St. Benjamin Brewing Company [An evening featuring a vast variety of performers, with skills encompassing the art of neo-burlesque, vaudeville, sideshow, and beyond! As if that wasn't enough each month, Saint Benjamin is going to tap a different and unique firkin for the show. $10 + $PAYG]
Fri. 10/20; 3 p.m. — Pumpkin Beers at Bell Beverage [Tasting samples of pumpkin beers. $Free]
Fri. 10/20; 7 p.m. — They Came From the 90's: Ommegang's 20th Anniversary at City Tap House-Logan [From 7-10pm we'll be throwing a 90s dance party. Then, at 10pm, 90s tribute band Red Team Go! will be playing all the 90s hits your rollerblading heart desires. And yes, there will be cake. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/20; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Stone Pint Night at Grey Lodge Pub [We'll have some interesting stuff on draft, plus the usual awesome stuff in cans and bottles. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/20; 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. — Beer America: The Great Craft Beer Tour at Philly Beer School [From California to Maine, we are going to explore the greatest breweries in the United States. $39.98]
Sat. 10/21; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Chestnut Hill's Harry Potter Festival at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [Featuring three festival themed beers on tap: Hallowed Helles, The Sorcerer's Stout, and IPA That Shall Not Be Named. The Sorcerer's Stout and IPA That Shall Not Be Named will be available in limited release 750ml bottles. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/21; 1 p.m.-6 p.m. — Beer Brewing Program, Level One at Philly Beer School [A brewer-instructor will guide you through the process step by step: from brew to boil to bottle. $150]
Sat. 10/21; 12 p.m.-6 p.m. — Halloween Block Party at St. Benjamin Brewing Company [Enjoy fall favorite beers, street vendors and food trucks for an outdoor celebration of Autumn. All proceeds to benefit the victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/21; 10 p.m. — One More Saturday Night at Heritage [We've teamed up with Oskar Blues and Cigar City to bring you "One More Saturday Night". Just back from a nationwide tour, local favorites Apple Juice Jones will be performing the music of the Grateful Dead. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/22; 3 p.m.-9 p.m. — Backyard BBQ at Bottle Bar East [Philly Blind Pig BBQ is cooking up something special for fall...minus the pumpkin spice and 2SP Brewing Company is bringing out some pretty killer beers. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/22; 7 p.m. — Pumpkin Carving Contest at St. Benjamin Brewing Company [$100 Saint Ben's giftcard for the winner. $5 + $PAYG]
Mon. 10/23; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — D9 Brewing Company at Devil's Den [We will be pouring some of their sour beers along with a few hoppy ones. $PAYG]
Mon. 10/23; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bottle Shop Happy Hour at Local 44 [Join us for brewery representative led complimentary tastings and specials on bottle selections from Ballast Point. $Free]
Tue. 10/24; 4 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Great Lakes at Lucky's Last Chance (Manayunk) [Featuring Nosferatu. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/24; 8 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Great Lakes at Lucky's Last Chance (Queen Village) [Featuring Nosferatu. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/25; 5 p.m.-11 p.m. — Fulton Brewing Launch: Featuring Purple Rain at City Tap House-Logan [Tappings at 5 plus a special screening of Purple Rain (because Prince, duh) at 6. $PAYG]
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Fri. 10/20; All day — Pennsylvania Tuxedo and Sixty One are back at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats [Be sure to wear your flannel ... after all, what's a Pennsylvania Tuxedo celebration without a little (okay, a lot) of flannel. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/25; 5 p.m.-9 p.m. — Beer & Benevolence Night at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats [Dogfish will donate 10% of the proceeds to Community Integrated Services to support the awesome work that they do. $PAYG]
Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa.
Fri. 10/20; 7 p.m.-10 p.m. — Brewery Room Beer Pairing Dinner at Shawnee Craft Brewing Company [This special beer pairing dinner features a Pennsylvania Dutch five-course menu using produce grown on the Shawnee Island Farm. Each course is carefully paired with a ShawneeCraft beer. $49]
Sun. 10/22; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. — The Boy Who Brunched at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [All witches, wizards, and muggles need to refuel from weekend festivities so join us to keep the party going with a Harry Potter themed brunch menu and two specialty cocktails. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/24; 6 p.m. — Local Beers and Pumpkin Carving at The Side Bar [Bring your kids early to carve pumpkins at happy hour and help us get decorated for the West Chester Halloween Parade. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/25; 6 p.m. — Halloween Parade Cookies & "Milk" Night at The Side Bar [Join us for the West Chester Halloween Parade and enjoy a night of house made cookies. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/22; All day — Great Divide Brewing Beer Event at The Pour House [Featuring Espresso Oak Yeti, Oak Ages Yeti, Chocolate Oak Yeti, Oatmeal Yeti, and Yeti. $PAYG]
Wilmington, Del.
Would you like to have my tickets to Pottstown Brew Fest?
On Saturday, October 28, the Norco Fire Company is playing host for the third year to the Pottstown Brew Fest. I can't attend but made arrangements with the organizers to pass the two tickets on to one lucky winner.
How do you put your name on them? Well, if you've been around here long enough, you know of my fondness for numbers. Do the math, do it correctly, be the first to provide the correct answer (in the comments section), and those tickets will be in your pocket.
What number day of this year is the Pottstown Brew Fest taking place on?
Multiply that by the number of beers and other drinks that their website claims you'll be able to sample
Then, multiply by the cost of (1) general admission ticket that you'll be saving by winning this contest
Then, multiply by the minimum age required to attend
Take the result of all the above multiplication and subtract from it the ZIP Code of the Norco Fire Company.
Divide this result by Pi, to seven decimal places (because Pi, and pie, is a good thing)
What's the answer? First correct answer wins!
Written by Bryan Kolesar at Friday, October 13, 2017 No comments:
Categories: Beer Festivals, Free Tickets, Giveaway, Pottstown
October 2017: Beer News update, part 1
Interesting assortment of odds 'n' ends here. Enjoy.
~ In any sort of news reporting or writing, I love me some good follow-up. Here's a great five-year-old example finally closed last week. [Link to Ramblings of a Beer Runner]
~ I used to write more like this. I've long enjoyed reading Ron Pattinson's stuff. This is one great example post why. Maybe it'll inspire me to get back to basics. First I have to question who cares and why. [Link to Shut Up About Barclay Perkins]
~ Some lists are okay. I like this one. But only have a couple ticks on it with my name. [Link to MSN]
Categories: Beer News, Derrick Peterman, Industry News
Buckle up and keep your hands inside the ride and on your beer at all times. Here comes a bunch more beer. Like, over 40 beer events worth bunch of beer.
Ardmore, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-4 p.m. — Oktoberfest Bash at The Beer Shoppe [Complimentary pig roast, 2SP and Devil's Backbone tasting, giveaway, draft specials, and free growler when you buy the beer. $PAYG]
Aston, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 1 p.m.-6 p.m. — The BarrarBQ at 2SP Brewing Company [Local friends on tap, smokehouse lunch, live music, and a couple of our big, barrel aged beers will be coming out of the cellar for the event. $PAYG]
Bridgeport, Pa.
Sun. 10/15; 12 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bark & Brews at Conshohocken Brewing Company [Good Boy Brown Ale is debuting and a portion of proceeds from the beer will support our lifesaving. Expect to meet adorable adoptables and cool raffle prizes, too. $PAYG]
Conshohocken, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Conshohocken Beer Festival at A.A. Garthwaite Stadium [The event will feature over 50 local, regional and national craft beers, plus local food, tailgate games, and live music. $15-$50]
Croydon, Pa.
Sun. 10/15; 12 p.m.-4 p.m. — Ales & Tails SPCA Adoption Event at Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company [Come meet an adoptable furry friend and donate to a great cause. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/13; 7 p.m.-10 p.m. — Oktoberfest at River Horse Brewing Company [Throughout the night we will also be unveiling five special casks to indulge your tastebuds. $20 + $PAYG]
Hershey, Pa.
Wed. 10/18; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Tattered Flag Tap Take-over at Hershey Biergarten [We will be featuring four drafts along with some Tattered Flag giveaways. $PAYG]
Hockessin, Del.
Fri. 10/13; All day — Two Roads Brewing Tap Take Over at Two Stones Pub [Featuring Honeyspot, Workers Comp, Two Juicy, Ok2berfest, Roadsmarys Baby, Road 2 Ruin, and Zero 2 Sixty. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/12; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Evolution Night at Pinocchio's [A night of beers from Evolution. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/13; All day — Liquid Truth Serum release at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery [To celebrate, our food truck will be featuring Liquid Truth Serum Short Rib Sliders, our merchandise shop will have t-shirts, posters and coasters available for purchase, and of course we'll have Liquid Truth Serum on tap. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-8 p.m. — Spellbound Turns 3 at Spellbound Brewing Company [Bottle Release of our "It's not yours its Mayan" Imperial Stout, Class A Kings Acoustic rocking the house, 30+ beers tapping including rare, one of a kind and vintage brews, and Rob's Craft Sandwiches. $PAYG]
Newtown, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 11:30 a.m.-7 p.m. — HarvestFest at Isaac Newton's [Joining the huge array of the finest pumpkin ales will now be seasonal ciders and a sampling of the freshest hop harvest and wet hop ales. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/12; 5 p.m.-8 p.m. — Meet Heretic Brewing at The Belgian Cafe [Meet the people, drink the beer, discuss. Kegs and cans here. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/12; 6 p.m.-10 p.m. — 10 Yards with Tom Kehoe at Jose Pistola's [It's back — Ten Yards with Tom Kehoe — tasty drafts, slick plays and incredible agility from Team Pistola's. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/12; 7 p.m.-9 p.m. — Free Samples: Andechs Fest & Kronenbourg Blanc at Hop Angel Brauhaus [And stick around to catch the Eagles vs. Panthers. $Free]
Fri. 10/13; 3 p.m. — Wyndridge Farms at Bell Beverage [Tasting samples of beers and ciders from Wyndridge Farms. $Free]
Fri. 10/13; 12:05 p.m. — Friday the Firkenteenth #35 at Grey Lodge Pub [More than two dozen firkins spread across a day and a night session. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/14; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Barktoberfest with Pups 'n' Pints at City Tap House-University City [Help us in benefiting local animal rescue groups. Simply buy a ticket to help in donating and you'll be entered into the event raffles. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/15; 11 a.m.-3 p.m. — Weir'd Sunday Brunch at City Tap House-University City [Come join Starr Hill Brewery in celebrating the 70th birthday of the one and only Mr. Bob Weir. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/15; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Bands and Brews Festival at Knowlton Mansion [Benefits The Fox Chase Champions Special Needs Athletic Assoc. $15-$25]
Mon. 10/16; 7 p.m.-9 p.m. — Jameson Caskmates IPA Edition Sampling at For Pete's Sake Pub [Join us for a night of sampling with Jameson Master of Whiskey Science, David Quinn. Samplings will include the unreleased Jamesons Caskmates IPA Edition, Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition, Jameson Black Barrel, Redbreast 12. We will also feature a special edition Sly Fox Jameson barrel aged stout. $30]
Mon. 10/16; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bottle Shop Happy Hour at Local 44 [Join us for brewery representative led complimentary tastings and specials on bottle selections from Merchant du Vin. $Free]
Mon. 10/16; 8 p.m.-10 p.m. — Sly Fox O'Reilly Extra Stout / Caskmates Launch Party at Standard Tap [We'll offer each guest a complimentary pint of the Extra Stout, a shot of Jameson Caskmates to back it up, and some tasty snacks provided by Chef Joel Mazigian. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/17; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bottle Shop Happy Hour at Local 44 [Join us for brewery representative led complimentary tastings and specials on bottle selections from Manayunk Brewing. $Free]
Tue. 10/17; 4 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Weyerbacher at Lucky's Last Chance (Manayunk) [Featuring Sexy Motherpucker. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/17; 8 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Weyerbacher at Lucky's Last Chance (Queen Village) [Featuring Sexy Motherpucker. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/18; 4 p.m. — Trust The Process at Evil Genius Brewing Company [Trust The Process Oat IPA is going in 16oz cans. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/18; 5 p.m. — Potions and Pumpkins Multi-Tap at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [Gearing up for Harry Potter Festival weekend, we'll be offering an early release of three Harry Potter themed beers as well as Unicorn Blood, Pumpkin Ale, and Cinderella's Carriage. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/18; 5 p.m.-7 p.m. — Beer School at Local 44 [You can "pay what you wish", but you have to pay something. 100% of your Beer School donation goes directly to No Kid Hungry. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/18; 7 p.m. — Hinkie's Sweet Revenge at Misconduct Tavern [In collaboration with Conshohocken Brewery, this featured beer named "Hinkie's Sweet Revenge" is a Belgian Witbier brewed with ginger and black currants. This beer will only be available at Misconduct Tavern and Conshohocken Brew Pubs throughout the Sixers season. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/18; 7 p.m.-9 p.m. — U Buy The Glass at The Abbaye [Keepsake Captain Lawrence pint glass, raffle prizes, and giveaways. $PAYG]
Phoenixville, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 3 p.m.-5 p.m. — Stickman Beer Brewing Class at A Culture Factory [A class that will include a home brewing demonstration as well as an introduction to beer styles, critical tasting, and food pairings with Stickman's Ethan Buckman. $25]
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-3 p.m. — Brews for Bassetts at Stable 12 Brewing Company [Celebrate the fall season by coming out and having some craft beers and food with our friends from Tri-State Basset Hound Rescue. $PAYG]
Mon. 10/16; 7 p.m.-10 p.m. — Weyerbacher Beer Tasting at Fries Rebellion Scratch Kitchen & Taphouse [Four beers paired with four courses. $55]
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-4 p.m. — Carsonia Craft Beer & Wine Amusement at Historic Carsonia Park [Featuring over 25 local and national craft beers, wines, and ciders. We'll have local food vendors, cigars and live music. $35-$60]
Sun. 10/15; 11 a.m.-9 p.m. — Sour Fest at Liberty Taproom [We're introducing our new fall classic and are lucky to be storing quite a few exceptional kegs. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/13; All day — Liquid Truth Serum release at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats [To celebrate, our kitchen team is whipping up a Liquid Truth Serum BBQ special, our merchandise shop will have t-shirts, posters and coasters available for purchase, and of course we'll have Liquid Truth Serum on tap. $PAYG]
Warminster, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Fare Festival at The Fuge [A craft product enthusiast festival featuring the best in whiskey, sprits, beer, wine, and some of the best food establishments in the Philadelphia area. Featuring a Craft Cocktail Competition and more. $20-$50]
Fri. 10/13; 6:30 p.m.-10 p.m. — 2SP Brings the Brews and the Screws at Teresa's Next Door [You're either going to get a nut or a screw when you walk in. If you find your match, we give you beer. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/15; 12 p.m.-4 p.m. — When The Birds Aren't Playing, the Hippos Are at Teresa's Next Door [Join River Horse Brewing for a Hungry Hungry Hippo Tournament. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/12; 5 p.m. — Avery Night at Paradise by the Slice [Avery is back at Paradise with an incredible lineup as always including some barrel aged rarieties from our stash such as 2015 "pum(ky)n" and more. $PAYG]
West Windsor, NJ
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-6 p.m. — Central Jersey Beer Fest at Mercer County Park Festival Grounds [Taste over 100 beers for 4 hours. Listen to live music, meet brewers. Enjoy a cash bar and food vendors. $10-$85]
Sun. 10/15; All day — Allagash Brewing Beer Event at The Pour House [Featuring Avance, Aventureux, Cuvée D'Industrial, Emile, Ganache, Golden Brett, Josephine, Map 40, and Uncommon Crow. $PAYG]
York, Pa.
Sat. 10/14; 12 p.m.-5 p.m. — Yorktoberfest at The York Fairgrounds [We extend an invitation for you to join us for a family-friendly weekend of frothy ales, PA wines, unique vendors, local food, and live bands. $15-$40]
Weekly Beer Event Calendar Update: Philadelphia & beyond: October 5 - October 11
Here's wishing all local brewers visiting Colorado for the week all the best at Great American Beer Festival (GABF) judging competition. The rest of us will keep up our end of the deal back home and drink all your beers while you're gone. Here are just a few ways that we can do just that.
Sat. 10/7; All day — Oktoberfest at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [We celebrate Oktoberfest by inviting our friends over to play some music on the porch, cooking up some food, and making sure that container of yours is full of the suddiest suds around. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 5 p.m.-8 p.m. — Charity Cask Night at Bethlehem Brew Works [Entire firkin proceeds donated to Family Promise Lehigh County. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7; 12 p.m.-8 p.m. — Boxtoberfest & Boxcar Beer Games at Brandywine Outfitters [Boxcar beer, wine, and other libations along with a local food truck will be available for purchase. $PAYG]
Dover, Del.
Sat. 10/7; 12:30 p.m.-5 p.m. — Cheesetoberfest at Fordham & Dominion Brewing Company [All proceeds from beer sales benefit Delaware Military Support Organization. $20-$60]
Exton, Pa.
Thu. 10/5; 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. — Victory Beer Dinner at Uno Chicago Grill [A five-course meal served with Victory's Prima Pils, Home Grown, D-town IPA, Moonglow Weizenbock, and Black Forest Cake Stout. $55]
Harleysville, Pa.
Thu. 10/5; 4 p.m.-7 p.m. — Fundraiser for a Friend at The Butcher & Barkeep [Our dear friend and original employee Tory Drake has begun her battle with breast cancer. We are hosting a Whiskey and Beer Happy Hour from which all proceeds from the sale of Sly Fox Helles Lager and Heaven Hill Bourbon will be donated to her cause. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. — King of Prussia Beerfest Royale: Donnerstag Happy Hour at King of Prussia Mall parking lot [Includes inspired dishes from King of Prussia restaurants, craft and international brewers, a cocktail lounge, complimentary cigar, live music, and a keepsake tasting mug. $60-$75]
Sat. 10/7; 12 p.m.-3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m. — King of Prussia Beerfest Royale: Saturday Sessions at King of Prussia Mall parking lot [The biggest party in the 'burbs features 100+ craft and international beers to sample, inspired dishes from KOP's favorite restaurants, live music on two stages, a cigar lounge and so much more. $15-$50]
Fri. 10/6; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Southern Tier Night at Federal Taphouse [A brewery rep will be present with stuff to give away including Pumking and Warlock goblet glasses for those who purchase a Southern Tier draft. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7; 2 p.m.-6 p.m. — Craft Beer Festival at Buchanan Park [There will be brewers from all over PA on-site to provide samples of some of their new brews as well as some of their favorites! Entertainment will be provided by Jimmy the Whale….and food and spirits can be purchased from 551 West. $12-$40]
Sat. 10/7; 12 p.m.-6 p.m. — The Great Media Craft Beer & Restaurant Stroll at State Street [Craft beer samples, drink & food specials, dozens of craft beer options, and so much more. $5-$15]
Tue. 10/10; 5 p.m.-9 p.m. — Hook and Lager beer release at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [Join us for the release of this traditional German lager brewed in conjunction with the Media Fire & Hook & Ladder Company No.1. $PAYG]
Milford, Del.
Sat. 10/7; 12 p.m.-3 p.m. — Twice As Nice can release at Mispillion River Brewing Company [We'll be launching our first 16-ounce cans and Holy Crap just in time for your kid's first report card. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. — Vintage & Vinyl — Woody Guthrie at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery [Featuring '07 Burton Baton, '14 Raison D'Extra, '10 Olde School Barleywine, and '13 Olde School Barleywine. With special guest DJ: Jackson Beckner. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — Fall Festivus Multi-tap at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant [Featuring 8 beers and a special menu of fall flavors. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 12 p.m. — 6th Anniversary Party at Barcade [Join us as we celebrate six wonderful years in Fishtown. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 5 p.m. — Hardywood Hootenany at City Tap House-Logan [Cask & Co. provides a rip roarin' bluegrass soundtrack as we tap some very sexy Hardywood beers. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Beer and Bones at Evil Genius Brewing Company [Come on by have a beer and recieve a complimentary bone for your furry friend. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; All day — Franconian Lager Gravity Kegs in October at Local 44 [We'll tap a different Franconian Lager gravity keg every Thursday and Friday thru the end of Octobe. Plus, pair a pint with a Bavarian Brat sandwich for just $15. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/6; 3 p.m. — Oktoberfest Beers at Bell Beverage [Tasting samples of Oktoberfest beers. $Free]
Fri. 10/6; 6 p.m.-9 p.m. — Long Trail Blazing Night at Grey Lodge Pub [Two versions of Long Trail's Green Blaze IPA on tap. Matt will be in with goodies and/or to buy samples. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/6; 7 p.m.-10:30 p.m. — Drink Beer, Save Cats at Yards Brewing Company [A ticket gets you all the Yards Beer you care to enjoy. $40-$50]
Fri. Oct. 6 through Sun. Oct. 8; Various times — 23rd Street Armory Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory [The most authentic German dancing, food, entertainment, beer, and more this new festival is sure to be a hit. $35-$85]
Sat. 10/7; All day — Dock Street Tap Takeover at Fishtown Hops [Join us for a day of beer, pups and live music. Does it get any better than that? $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7; 12 p.m.-8 p.m. — Midtown Village Fall Festival at 13th & Sansom Streets [A variety of activities including multiple stages of live entertainment, food and beverage sampling, beer gardens, merchant and vendor displays, crafters, children's activities, and more. Outdoor beer garden at McGillin's. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7; 11 a.m.-5 p.m. — Charlie Brown Pumpkin Beer Festival at The Institute [Largest selection of pumpkin beer, pumpkin cider, and pumpkin sours available. $40]
Sun. 10/8; All day — Pumpkin Smash at City Tap House-University City [Kick off October in the best way possible by enjoying over 25 pumpkin beers on tap and mouthwatering pumpkin inspired brunch dishes. $PAYG]
Sun. 10/8; 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. — Eagles Tailgate at Lincoln Financial Field [Join Iron Abbey for the best tailgate in town. Unlimited BBQ & Brews. $25]
Sun. 10/8; 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. — 5,000 Yards Dash at Yards Brewing Company [Unique 5,000 Yard (not meter) Distance — PR almost guaranteed. Free Yards beer to all finishers. $49]
Mon. 10/9; 6 p.m.-8 p.m. — Bottle Shop Happy Hour at Local 44 [Join us for brewery representative led complimentary tastings and specials on bottle selections from Oskar Blues/Cigar City. $Free]
Tue. 10/10; 4 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Dock Street at Lucky's Last Chance (Manayunk) [Featuring Fall Haze. $PAYG]
Tue. 10/10; 8 p.m. — Tuesday Tapping: Dock Street at Lucky's Last Chance (Queen Village) [Featuring Fall Haze. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/11; 5 p.m.-8 p.m. — Autumn In Normandy at Tria Taproom [Jérôme Dupont will be on hand to talk about his family's famed ciders, and you can try two ciders, plus their specialty apple liqueur, Pommeau. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/11; 6 p.m.-10 p.m. — Heretic Brewing: It's Sacrilicious! at Grey Lodge Pub [A whole bunch of their crew will be joining us and we'll have some amazing beers on tap. $PAYG]
Thu. 10/5; 7 p.m.-9 p.m. — Beer Class: Modern Brewers & Classic Styles at The Foodery-Phoenixville [We'll be hosting another Beer Class featuring modern brewers' takes on classic styles. $PAYG]
Fri. 10/6; 4 p.m.-6 p.m. — Firestone Walker Sampling at Frank Smith Beverages [Representatives from Firestone Walker will be here pouring samples. $Free]
Wed. 10/11; 5 p.m.-9 p.m. — Beer & Benevolence Night at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats [Dogfish will donate 10% of the proceeds to the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company to support the awesome work that they do. $PAYG]
Sat. 10/7 & Sun. 10/8; 12 p.m.-6 p.m. — Cape May Wine & Music Fest at Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery [Feature live music from world class performers, wine tastings from some of New Jersey's finest wineries, a craft beer garden that will blow your hops off, and a variety of tasty street food vendors. $10-$75]
Scranton, Pa.
Fri. 10/6 through Sun. 10/8; All weekend — Fall Fest at Backyard Ale House [Fall Fest t-shirt, beer tasting glass, raffle tickets, and a beer coozie. $20 + $PAYG]
Sellersville, Pa.
Fri. 10/6; 5 p.m. — Oktoberfest Beers at Washington House [Choose from a selection of nine styles, paired into three unique flights or try them by the glass, bottle or can. Our chef will recommend the perfect German pairings with your brews. $PAYG]
Mon. 10/9; 7 p.m.-9 p.m. — Painting with a Twist at Teresa's Next Door [The Cafe will be your studio. Light apps plus a flight of Firestone Walker beers will be provided with the purchase of each ticket. $35]
Thu. 10/5; 5 p.m. — Fat Heads Night at Paradise by the Slice [Welcome Fat Heads to Paradise with an incredible lineup of their core IPA's, seasonal selections, and a special limited barrel-aged keg. $PAYG]
Wed. 10/11; 6:30 p.m. — Sly Fox and Jameson Collab Dinner at Kildare's Irish Pub [Jameson Caskmates (stout edition) has been aged in stout barrels. Sly Fox Brewing, in turn, is aging some of their O'Reilly's Extra Stout in some Jameson Barrels and between the three of us, we are putting together a night to remember. $55]
Yardley, Pa.
Wed. 10/11; 6 p.m.-10 p.m. — Avery Brewing Beer Dinner at The Yardley Inn [Dinner paired with El Gose Michelada, Chai High, White Rascal, Apricot Sour, Hog Heaven, and Coconut Porter. $TBD]
1 favorite beers from September 25 - October 1
Was it a light week? In some ways, yes, but in many ways just the same beer-drinking week as any other week. But, there was just one that stood out, way out.
(A little age works for some beers, like this one.)
~ ExPortation (6.3%), by Sierra Nevada (Chico, Calif.)
Brewed by some of Philadelphia's finest retailers of Sierra Nevada beers in 2010 at the brewery's Beer Camp in Chico, the base beer (ExPorter) was aged in Pinot Noir barrels for nearly a year at famed Russian River Brewing Company and revealed as ExPortation in 2011 in time for Philly Beer Week.
Thanks to a heads-up from Matt Guyer (Beer Yard) and Gary Fry (Craft Ale House), there was a bit of a reunion for a handful of folks that were in on the brew day with me as an interloper. All agreed that the beer has held up quite well and the tasting crew that came out for it put a decent dent in the 1/2 keg. Cheers, guys, you can certainly be proud of this one!
While I haven't checked for certain, since this was tapped nearly a week ago, I'd be surprised if it was still on tap. So, given that, this may be just about the most useless beer review that I've shared thus far. Unless, of course, there's yet one more keg hiding in some great beer bar's cellar. You know how those cellars can get.
Click back here for an index of all beers that I've covered in the past.
Written by Bryan Kolesar at Wednesday, October 04, 2017 No comments:
Categories: Beer Camp, Best Beers, Philadelphia, Sierra Nevada
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Have you died yet today?
Recently, I said I wasn't religious but I did have a relationship with Jesus. The person replied that is a "textbook" response for a Christian; therefore, I am a Christian; therefore, I am religious.
I have to laugh because "religion" is the dead following of dead traditions. The difference between my two-way relationship with a real living person (Jesus) and a religious person is the difference between a Tree and a Motorcycle. They have nothing to do with one-another.
Yet, I can see how they get it. Religious people would read this passage and see something totally different than I see, yet we read the same passage.
...anyone who has died has been set free from sin... In the same way, count yourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus... Don't you know that when you offer yourselves to someone as obedient slaves, you are slaves of the one you obey—whether you are slaves to sin, which leads to death, or to obedience, which leads to righteousness? Romans 6: 7,11,16
Religion reads this and immediately says: "Try harder to do the Knowledge of Good".
Count refers to "accounting" as in business Profit and Loss statements and Taxes. When a business adds a line item to the P&L they are accounting for something that has happened.
I am to "account" or add my death to the balance sheet. When I account for the death I died through Jesus it allows me to account for the life I live through Him. That accounting frees me from death and gives me the freedom to live.
An amputee will feel the limb that is missing until they activate the new nerve endings by constantly rubbing those nerve endings (the stump) with various materials. This retrains the brain and creates new neural pathways.
I read this passage and realize that I only need to remember that I already died and decide which self (old or new) I will be feeding today. Will I scratch the new limb, or keep pretending the leg wasn't amputated?
Selah...
Shalom: Live Long and Prosper!
Darrell Wolfe (DG Wolfe)
Storyteller | Writer | Thinker | Consultant @ DarrellWolfe.com
Written April 30, 2018 by Darrell G Wolfe
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The Future of Work: Is being a writer (artist, musician, creative) an impractical career?
In a writers group on Facebook, a young writer asked (edited):
How do you respond to family members saying that being a writer is impractical?
This is a great question. When I was going to college I stopped pursuing music and theater because it didn't seem to lead to a "practical career". I got bogged down in other things and eventually dropped out (after six years and 78 units). But times are changing and we're in a new type of revolution.
So, what do you think?
What is the future of work? How would you respond?
What is impractical, what does that even mean?
First, you reply:
You said 'impractical' when I think you meant 'I'm Practical'.
The root of Impractical is Practical, or to be "not-practical". The word practical is derived from the root word PRACTICE.
practicale "of or pertaining to matters of practice; applied,"
All careers require a great deal of practice, hard work, study of the chosen field, and many small wins before the big wins. Ask anyone who has a modicum of success "climbing the corporate latter" for an honest appraisal of how successful they've become, how successful they feel, and how much work it took to get where they got. You'll find that the effort they put into that career could have been better spent building a career with purpose and meaning.
As such, there is nothing MORE practical than writing, it is the basic cornerstone of society. Marketing, ad copy, news articles, "how to guides", books, movie scripts, and on and on it goes. Writing is everywhere. Try driving five blocks without seeing writing, I dare you. Did you think that writing just appears magically out of thin air? How much writing is in an App? How many Apps are there? Nothing is accomplished without the written word, ask a lawyer.
Someone is being paid to write all of those things.
I'll let that just sink in for a moment.
Writing Is A Cutting Edge Career
Second, the industrial age is not just over... It is DEAD!
For thousands of years, mankind subsisted from his or her chosen craft.
Bakers, Smiths, Farmers, Scribes... These are some of the oldest professions. The industrial age took people out of locales and threw them like sardines into cities with factories and assembly lines. From the late 1800s to the early 2000s you could "get a job" and retire there.
The days of "get a good job and retire" are over! Truck drivers, delivery drivers, doctors, bookkeepers, and more come into my office all the time and tell me that they were moved from "employee" to "contractor" overnight. They now have to file their own LLCs, get EINs, and start a business to support the job they used to have... doing the same work.
Craft Beers. Craftsy. Etsy. Farmers Markets. Farm-to-Table Restaurants. Handmade Items. Small and Local is taking over every facet of your life while you weren't paying attention.
The industrial revolution was more like an industrial pause button.We left small, local, handcrafted, but now we're back with a vengeance. The Maker Movement has returned us to our roots.
The Industrial Revolution allowed for the Information Age which then provided the Maker Movement with a vehicle that could return us to those age-old roots.
We are never going back to "working for the man" again as a society. This is my guess (and other's guess it too), more than 50% of the population will be self-employed within twenty years.
Being a writer (artist, musician, creative) has never been more practical. You just tell them:
I'm just ahead of the curve. I've never been more practical.
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Writing Prompt | Room and Bored
At the Heart Writers group meeting tonight, led by Lauren Stinton, we did a short writing prompt.
You have seven minutes to write (fiction or nonfiction) and it must include these three items/themes:
Jesus is Lord of all
Here is my result, with a bit of post-meeting editing and addition. Keep in mind, I wrote it in OneNote on my phone...
Room and Bored
The light amplified through the double glass window pane, despite the clawed dusty drapes, warming Princess' furry belly. She was Queen of this castle and she held the honor with dignity.
Her human was a good servant. He brought her food at the appointed time. He changed her box. He performed his part admirably.
Then her life shattered.
Her human walked in the front door and laid a box on the table. "Princess, I have a surprise for you, " He said.
She rolled off the couch back and sauntered over. The pawed the box. It moved. She jumped back, "Moew," she cried.
A soft rumble came from the box.
Her human pulled out a small kitten.
How could he? Has he taken to dethroning me?
"This little guy was hurt and alone," her human said."He needs our help. His name is Jesus, it's Spanish."
She saw the kitten was missing a paw. Remembering her first days in the veterinary clinic, where Leeland saved her, her heart softened... a little.
Over time, she learned to love the kitten as her own. Eventually, she realized that she could make room in her life for another, that maybe, just maybe, she was not Lord of All...
Now... go do something! See you around,
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Writing Craft: Getting UnStuck
Getting UnStuck - Story Structure Guiding The Path
It quite common, especially for Pantsers (those who write by the seat of their pants with no real outline or plan ahead of time), to get stuck in your story. At some point, we hit a roadblock, writer's block, and can't think of what the story should be next.
Story Structure Clues
This is, in part, because we don't start with the outline that the stricture Outliners do. We can't even comprehend where the story will be going in order to outline.
However, if we have an idea of the path (the skeleton of the structure), we can start to see a way through the hazy fog of the future. But even then, we can get stuck like I did last night.
I'd written my way through and just couldn't imagine what needed to happen next. I know where the next major plot point is going to be and what (generally) will happen (Destiny is caught by the FBI but Ash escapes). But it's way to early to write that in the story timeline. If I write it now, it'll be out of left field. Nothing has progressed and it's just too early.
Scene Structure Clues
Then, I had to go back and look at my scenes. Every scene is a natural reaction to the one before it. The reaction becomes the action the next reacts to.
Even the very first/opening scene of the book is simply a reaction to events that took place before the reader arrived.
So I had to go back and re-read the scene that preceded to see what the natural reaction would be.
Pro Note: Bill Myers said that his routine is to start by editing whatever he wrote at the last writing session, then start the new writing. This allows you to become aware of the action and set up the reaction.
Up until this point, every reaction flowed effortlessly. I just saw the movie in my head and wrote it. This time, I just didn't see anything. Then two things happened.
#1. Questions: I asked questions about the previous scene and made notes of things to address.
Small example, but, if Ash said he was hungry going to bed in the next scene doesn't make sense unless we address that. Did he go to bed hungry, did he eat? Maybe that drives the action to a kitchen or even out of the house to a restaurant?
My questions/items to address from the previous scene:
What did Chester read that's not good?
How do they react to a moment of closeness?
Ash is Hungry
He's in the file so he wants to see it himself.
He finds Eta in there, side note.
What else? What in there moves them forward?
So I'm starting the next scene with ONE simple reaction to the previous scene. One sentence. That will drive the next and the next until the movie reel starts to play.
"What's not good?" Destiny sat a little straighter and leaned forward.
#2. The Other Guy: I have two character's to keep track of. What's happening in the other guys world right now?
This also reminded me that I have to Point of Views (POVs) running. The Blue and Light Blue scenes are both Ash (awake vs dreaming). I did light blue for his dreams so I could read just those and make sure there's a progressive revelation in the dreams.
The Red scenes are those that follow along inside the head of Dr. Briar. If I go back and read the last red scene, I can then "react" to that scene. This turned out to be a gold mine, because it set up some information that will eventually lead to Destiny's capture. I didn't know how it would happen before last night, and I now have a clue.
I did re-order the scenes this morning. I wrote Dr. Briar's reaction scene, but it takes place the next morning. Ash's reaction scene is still taking place last night. So I just need to swap the order and put Ash's scene on top of Dr. Briar's so that I don't get my days/times out of order and confuse the reader.
Now I can go back and start with my opening sentence (Detiny's reaction) and see where Ash's scene goes to finish out his turbulent day.
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Writing Craft: Show / Don't Tell
Lessons I've learned about writing...
In the world of creative writing, no phrase or lesson is more repeated than the famous:
Show Don't Tell
What does that mean, exactly? It means don't give me a fact but show it to me. Let the actions of the character tell me he's nervous. Let the characters actions and motives be so tied to the setting, that they direct what details I get to see.
Dr. Briar sat nervously on a hand-made leather chair with mahogany inlays.
Now read this:
Dr. Briar sat fidgeting in a hand-made leather chair, rotating his middle finger around on the mahogany inlays.
We show him fidgeting and rotating his finger, this gives us more reason to talk about the inlays. But could this be better? Sure, there are a thousand ways to write this sentence. Let's add just a bit more detail.
Dr. Briar sat flicking the magnetic strap of his tablet open and closed, periodically adjusting his potsition in the hand-made leather chair, rotating the middle finger of his other hand around on the mahogany inlays.
There's at least one problem with this new sentence. The structure is a bit off. "ING" is almost always death to a story, let's change that up a bit.
Dr. Briar flicked the magnetic strap of his tablet open and closed, periodically adjusting his position in the hand-made leather chair, and rotated the middle finger of his other hand around on the mahogany inlays.
The ING wasn't awful, in this case, but changing this from a present tense ING to a past tense ED can help with consistency of storytelling and it gives a weight of finality to the phrase.
This has been a lesson from the things I've learned about writing. Good day to you,
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Constitutional Amendment Proposition: We The People Clause
We are taking back the government...
It's high time for another amendment to the constitution. There are already several great proposals, including a Convention of the States to make it happen.
As I've been thinking about it, there are several things I would like to see in an amendment. Here are a few points to consider:
1. Preserve the Original Consitution: The amendments should reinforce or clarify the intent of the original constitution, not change it. Article 1, Section 9, paragraph 5 of the US Constitution says that there shall be no direct tax (income tax, property tax, etc.). The 16th Amendment Reversed this protection, and should never have been passed.
16th Permits Congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it among the states or basing it on the United States Census. July 12, 1909 February 3, 1913 3 years
2. Power/Control: When you give government power, it does not like to give it back or reduce its influence. It's like a giant power suck. Case in point, the 27th Amendment was proposed to make sure that the Congress wouldn't give themselves raises, so it demanded that any raise given not take effect until after the next election. The result? It took 202 YEARS for a congress to finally ratify (agree) to the proposal.
The 27th: Wiki
27th Delays laws affecting Congressional salary from taking effect until after the next election of representatives. September 25, 1789 May 5, 1992[5] 202 years
3. Amendments should clarify the rights of the people and restrict the rights of the Government.
New Proposals
That being said, here are some of the things I'd like to see in a new Constitutional Amendment:
1. REPEAL THE 16TH AMENDMENT AND CLARIFY that no Tax, Levy, Fine, Fee, Ticket, or any other cost shall be laid on any individual person or entity or their property. This includes the removal and ban of all Income Taxes, Property Taxes, Traffic Tickets, Licencing Fees (driver's licenses, hunting licenses, or gun ownership licenses, etc.).
2. HARD TERM LIMITS should be enacted for 100% of elected officials. The current state of affairs is a direct result of "career politicians". These offices were meant to be held by "statesmen", who were people leaving the private sector to serve in the state for a period and then return to live under the laws they produced or preserved.
A. 2-Terms per office: No person shall hold any elected office at any level (Federal, State, County, City, or otherwise) for more than 2 terms in their lifetime.
B. 4-Terms per individual: No person shall hold any combination of elected offices for more than 4 terms.
3. HARD INCOME LIMITS: No elected official shall make more annually in total government compensation than the previous years US Household Median Income for the US Population as a whole; currently $43,585.00 annually.
4. REAFFIRM THE 2ND AMENDMENT: No laws shall be passed regarding gun ownership except where an actual crime using a gun has been committed by the restricted.
5. VICTIM REQUIREMENT: No law shall be passed or enforced making any activity illegal, nor shall any person or entity be prosecuted or jailed, except where a specific person/entity has caused a specific harm to a person's/entity's person or property. No government body shall be considered a person or entity, nor shall any government body be considered harmable under this protection.
I'll probably come back an updated this later... you have any ideas? Comment below!
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Expression...
Bob Hamp has a teaching called Freedom from Depression.
He says that a synonym for Depression it Suppression; and, an antonym is Expression.
In other words, the opposite of Depression is to allow the Expression of who you were created by God to be.
As soon as I typed that, my Knowledge of Good tried to figure out how to make that happen. I started thinking about how to find out who or what I was created to be, then force it to happen, work harder at it, go get a degree, write more, do more of whatever the right stuff is...
All of that thinking comes from the wrong Tree... That's the Tree of Knowledge...
It's trying harder the Knowledge of Good...
Totally the wrong tree.
We must look to the other tree...
LIFE is sourced in The One who created us.
LIFE didn't require a single good deed. LIFE was received by simply being in the presence of The One.
Adam was not made immortal, contrary to popular belief. Adam was made to require frequently the Tree of Life. As long as he ate of that tree, he would remain alive forever. Choosing the Tree of Knowledge cut him off from the Tree of Life.
Eventually, the slow cadence of death took its toll and he died, 900+ years later. The source of life was strong enough to sustain him for that long without a refill.
But only in the Presence of The One can we again find Life ourselves.
Got Life?
Bonus thought: what activities in your life make you feel more alive and which make you feel less alive (more numb)?
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Today I'm pleased to have Jessica Aspen Writes be a stop on the fabulous cover reveal tour for Crossroads, a contemporary new adult romance by author Megan Keith. Make sure you read all the way down and click on the Rafflecopter link to enter the giveaway, and be sure to pick up your copy of Megan's first book, Finding My Way, on sale for 99 cents August 27th and 28th. Congrats Megan, on your beautiful cover!
Nick is about to head overseas on an adventure of a lifetime. It's what he has always wanted, to travel the world, to experience new cultures, see the places he's dreamed of for so long. He should be over the moon. Instead, he's been in a slump ever since he lost his friend Em.
Nick is a player, always has been. The first time he ever wanted more from a girl he was shot down. So now he's left licking his wounds. Emma made her choice and now Nick has to live with it.
Or does he? When he finds out that Emma is single after all, will he fight for her? Will he be able to convince her to give him a chance? And if he does, what will happen when he leaves?
Nick has reached a crossroads in his life – the girl or the dream. Seems like an easy choice when the girl of his dreams is Emma. But what if she doesn't see things the same way?
The book cover for Crossroads was designed by Kari Ayasha at Cover to Cover Designs.
Megan Keith is a married, mother of three, living in a small country town in New South Wales, Australia. She has a constant thirst for a good story, whether it is in books, music, movies, on TV, or just plain old-fashioned gossip. She has always had a creative side and loves to let her imagination run wild. On a few occasions over the years, Megan has put those imaginings into a written story, but never dreamed of publishing. She has always loved to read, but it wasn't until she got given a Kindle that it became a full-blown addiction. Her introduction to the world of Indie Authors re-ignited her passion for writing. Megan published her first book Finding My Way in June 2013. Crossroads is the sequel and the second book to the Finding My Way trilogy.
There is a Rafflecopter giveaway to celebrate the cover reveal for Crossroads. It begins at 12:00 AM AEST 26th of August and ends at 12:00 PM AEST 31st of August. It is open internationally.
And don't forget to pick up your copy of Megan's first book, Finding My Way, only 99 cents on Amazon for two day's only. New Adult Contemporary at it's best!
Great covers, Megan. Both really convey YA and fork-in-the-road choices.
I stand corrected, but the message the covers convey still stands.
Absolutely! I love them and I'm so excited that Kari, the cover designer, is doing the cover for The Dark Huntsman. Counting down the days!


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Q: Angular get data from kerberos authentication I have an angular application with a backend. The authentication is managed by the browser with Kerberos before the app has started. The response contains a JWT with roles in it.
My approach is an extra HTTP call to the server when the app is starting to get the users credentials. This is realized with the APP_INITIALIZER in app.module.ts, so I already have the credentials when the app has started.
providers: [
    ...,
    {
      provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
      useFactory: Utilitys.authServiceFactory,
      deps: [AuthenticationService],
      multi: true
    }]

This is working fine. But my question is: Do I have to make an extra call or is there a way to get the response from the browsers request?
If yes: How is it possible?
If no: Is the APP_INITIALIZER a recommended way to fetch the data only once? Or should I protect all routes with a route guard that does the HTTP call?

A: To get data only once your application has started, you could do this also with Route Guards.
You could define a componentless route that is protected by a route guard like this:
// Route Guard
canActivate(): boolean | Promise<boolean> | Observable<boolean> {
    if (this.yourService.isAuthenticated()) {
      return true;
    }
    return this.loginService.login();
}

// Routes
{
    path: '',
    canActivate: [AuthGuard],
    children: [
      { path: 'comp1', component: Comp1 },
      { path: 'comp2', component: Comp2 },
      ...
    ]
}

This way every route is protected by your guard and you can check if your user is logged in / authenticated to access your application.
Note that your regular components would be children of the componentless protected route.

A: After more research I haven't found a solution to get the users information without an extra http call to the server.
The APP_INITIALIZR worked fine for my initial use-case. But later my AuthenticationService were expanding and the APP_INITIALIZR can't handle Services that need to inject the router due to cyclic dependency. Therefore I recommend the solution in the accepted answer.


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News, Reviews and Features FEATURED SHOW: ★★★★ reviews are in for 'powerful & hard-hitting female tale' Blueprint Medea
FEATURED SHOW: ★★★★ reviews are in for 'powerful & hard-hitting female tale' Blueprint Medea
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Take Euripides, Kurdish resistance and refugees in London and what do you get? "A powerful and hard-hitting female tale." We've rounded up highlights from reviews of the premiere of Julia Pascal's Blueprint Medea – plus a great London Live television interview. Time to get booking!
In the play, a modern version of Euripides' ancient Greek tragedy, Medea (played by Ruth D'Silva) is a Kurdish freedom fighter who escapes the Turkish military and arrives at UK Border Control on a forged passport. While living on the margins of London life and working illegally as a cleaner in a gym, she meets Jason-Mohammed (Max Rinehart), the son of Iraqi immigrants.
The title character is based on Asia Ramazan Antar, the real-life Kurdish Women's Protection Units fighter who became a symbol for the feminist struggle in the Rojava conflict and in the Kurdish fight against ISIS in Syria.
Ruth D'Silva stars as Medea opposite Max Rinehart as Jason. They're joined in the cast by Tiran Aakel, Shaniaz Hama Ali and Amanda Maud.
Blueprint Medea runs from 21 May to 8 June 2019 at the Finborough Theatre, 118 Finborough Road, London SW10 9ED, with performances Tuesdays to Saturdays at 7.30pm, Saturday and Sunday matinees at 3pm. Tickets are priced £10-£20. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE!
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The Upcoming – ★★★★
Francis Nash: "A powerful and hard-hitting female tale inspired by direct interviews with Kurdish freedom fighters, perfect for the intimacy and simplicity of fringe theatre… beautifully laced with Lorcaesque poetry,,,poignantly delivered… To have such a profound effect highlights the power and importance of fringe theatre and writers like Pascal providing a voice for these voiceless females onstage."
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Close-up Culture – ★★★★
Jeff Prestridge: "The play, written and directed by Julia Pascal, is powerful fare… It covers a mishmash of relevant and topical issues – cultural identity, the emancipation (or otherwise) of women, the strangle-like grip of religion, sex, family and a lot more besides. Bold and brave."
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David Guest: "It isn't hard to see why visionary playwright and director Julia Pascal, who has been a leading voice in the role of women in the arts, felt the story of Medea would resonate so clearly today… Ruth D'Silva is captivating as a passionate Medea… Max Rinehart is perfect as the careless Jason Mohammed."
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Dominica Plummer: "The muscular direction shows the talents of the actors to best advantage… Ruth D'Silva as Medea gives us a leading lady trained to fight and win… Blueprint Medea is a multifaceted and complex drama, and is capable of making a connection with audiences wherever they may be."
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Emma Lamond: "The cast work well together, with strong individual performances and moments of beautiful storytelling… Ruth D'Silva plays a striking and captivating Medea, enticing the audience under her spell… I thoroughly enjoyed the performances… Interesting and engaging."
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Being an author - Rubbing out the past, by writing it new.
Nonfiction books are bought for the information in them. Information that we hope will make our lives better. These books are bought to allow us to be educated and move on from a situation or problem. Self-help books are bought to give to friends and family we think it will benefit. In short we buy books to find a way around some kind of pain. This is often why the pain and the solution will be in the title of a self-help book such as: Feel the fear and do it anyway or Stuff work let's play.
Books are bought to solve problems. So when thinking about the book you want to write you have to think about what isn't working in the world. What is it that annoys or upsets you the most?
People often believe that you have to be an expert to write a book, but I believe you need to write the book you need to read. This is for two reasons, if you need to read it and can't find it, there is a gap in the market. If the ones you found didn't change anything you have a unique prospective and need to find answers. When we write from the voice of 'expert' there often is a lack of passion for the subject, or writing is voiced as if the reader is stupid.
If you're writing, researching ideas and writing more, then there is a 'sharing voice' that pulls the reader in. They feel they are sharing the journey and as they do so evolving with you. The author becomes a guiding companion and not just an instructor.
Many authors for their first two books are joining dots together from other books they have read and making the subject matter their own and personal. By the third book not only have they learnt to write, but they have often found a unique point to give their growing readership.
The first two books might be a process in your own healing. By writing them you learn what you know, you grow and then you have a bigger realisation, through the very process of being an author. When we write we learn what it is that we know, therefore writing is a process of healing. Putting words on a page makes you clear about who you are, after all your ideas are in black and white. That might seem daunting, but we have to see that a process is at work through us for the betterment of mankind. Again we might think this is arrogant, but it's often the most arrogant part of ourselves - our ego - that is calling our higher awareness arrogant.
Book that work the best are truthful, personal and sharing information. We know we don't have all the answers but that the answers we have are worth sharing. We know this when we have told our friends our insights and they thank us for our wisdom when we think it's common sense.
It's easy to get caught up in the idea of the 'little me'. 'Who would listen to me?' As an author what's amazing is that the reader doesn't know you and for them it's not about you. So to be an author it can't be about you. When you see yourself as the device for great healing, you start to feel that you must allow the book to emerge through you, as if you have been pregnant with it your whole life.
You are a channel for this book. You might like to see yourself as a lamp for enlightenment. The electricity is the deeper meaning for the book: God, Universal energy, Atman, or Muse whatever you wish. You are the lamp. The lamp needs a connection to source to be able to turn the light on. You must see yourself as being one with the source; you are the lamp and the electricity. Seeing something as bigger than you can carry you through your own difficulty. We all hit a point of 'why am I doing this?' because writing a book is a sacrifice.
You stand the best chance of completion or even starting when you have a mission for your book.


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Families protest about changes for children with special needs outside Brighton Town Hall
Posted On 18 Dec 2015 at 9:03 pm
Families of children with special needs held a protest outside Brighton Town Hall before the final council meeting of the year yesterday (Thursday 17 December).
They are worried about changes being made which the Labour-run council said were intended to provide help in the school holidays as well as during term time.
Some staff will lose their jobs and some savings will be made as fewer buildings are used, with the merger of schools.
But the council said that some people were confused by a number of different changes taking place at about the same time.
And one Labour councillor, Tom Bewick, said that much as he would like to blame government-driven austerity cuts, he couldn't. The changes were intended to improve provision.
A petition signed by more than 10,000 people was handed in to the council and will be debated in the new year.
Among the demonstrators outside the town hall were families from T21 Brighton and Hove, the local support group for children and young people with trisomy 21 (Down's syndrome) and their families.
Philippa Hodge, speaking on behalf of the group, said that parents had joined the demonstration because they were concerned that proposed changes would directly disadvantage their children's education.
She said: "We welcome the local authority's proposal to centralise services and make them easier for families to access and we too aspire to a more joined-up service that wraps around our children.
"We also recognise that local government budgets have been slashed and services need to run more efficiently.
"However, we are extremely concerned that within the LSS (Learning Support Service) proposal, is the intention to disband the current format of the vital Presens (Pre-School Special Educational Needs Service) specialist service, which we rely on.
Councillor Tom Bewick
"We fear it will be hugely diluted during this overhaul, with direct repercussions that undermine the core principles of inclusion and early intervention – cornerstones of the local authority's five-year strategy for all children and young people."
"We all know that pre-school children develop rapidly in these early years.
"Nursery staff are laying the foundations for children to thrive both in the classroom and in the playground.
"Young children with trisomy 21/Down's syndrome often need an expert 'helping hand' to understand and master these essential building blocks.
"Nurseries actively ask for the specialist knowledge and practical guidance that is currently provided by the Presens Team, who work alongside staff and parents to create targeted support plans.
"The majority of our youngsters are then able to move confidently into their reception year within a local mainstream school.
"Presens intervention must continue to be delivered by Presens specialists, visiting our children in situ, working with them and key nursery staff, rather than by general SEN (special educational needs) advisers, who would be trying to cover children and young people of all ages and potentially delivering phone-based support rather than face to face intervention.
"So we are asking that Presens is recognised and retained as a specialist outreach team within the Learning Support Service (LSS) alongside the Sensory Support Service, which also provides practical expertise to many of our families.
"We ask for this in order to protect our children's right to an inclusive education in line with the aspiration 'No Child Left Behind'.
"Our children will continue to require varying degrees of intervention from the LSS throughout their school years.
"Within our T21 community, we aim high. We don't just want our kids to be 'at school'. We want them to reach their full potential, as is their right, and that means providing the expert support they need, from the outset."
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