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Innis & Gunn Winter Beer 2012
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rAvg: 3.67
pDev: 12.53%
Reviews: 28
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Innis & Gunn
United Kingdom (Scotland)
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English Porter
| 7.40%
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Porter brewed with molasses.
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
11.2 oz beer was poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: This beer poured a small off white head that reduced to a thin layer. It is a pitch dark brown and copper color with some clarity and bubbles coming up through the glass.
Smell: Oak, vanilla, toffee, molasses, bready, and maltiness.
Taste: Same as above. Not getting much but get the wheat and crystal malts for sure. Any hint of chocolate got lost in the cask.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, a little dry, light bodied, medium carbonation, and boozy taste even though it is only from the oak cask aging.
Overall: For an English porter, this one was tasty. It seems as if any oak aging will ultimately improve a beer and give it more complex flavors like this one.
Serving type: bottle
05-15-2013 07:03:00 |
More by Flounder57
look: 2.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75
A: Translucent copper with an ephemeral, tawny head; not a good look to this, as it's a porter.
S: Rumcake, butter, prunes, and dark cherries. A bit better than its looks.
T: And it gets progressively better. Boozy cherries, rum notes, grassy hops, and amaretti cookies (almond). Some dull, charred malted barley on the finish. Still not very true to porter form.
M: This beer is definitely a stepcousin of the traditional porter, and its shunning of tradition continues in the feel. Watery, a touch of spiciness, and some light carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
05-08-2013 03:22:21 |
More by Heavenisbeer
New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
date reviewed: 1 February 2013...
glassware: innis & Gunn tulip...
occasion: prep for Quiz Bowl tournament at Phillipsburg...
appearance: velvet purple body that bolsters a soft, short, creamy white head; cloudy smears of head move down the glass...
aroma: sweet, almost minty (!) freshly syrupy scents; a complex bouquet that wine enthusaists would claim as their own....
palate: a bit of a burn at the finish; dryish and smoother than expected; the alcohol is palpable,, not put-offish...
taste: hops are winey, with a grapelike pucker; some toasted flavors and the malts are peaty; worthwhile investment...
overall: another strong offering for the oddity that is Innis & Gunn; this is fuller but more subdued than the others in their lineup--uniqueness is a draw,, but this brewery's substance has outstripped its niche and nuance ...
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2013 05:00:41 |
More by dacrza1
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Poured into a Sam Adams perfect pint glass
Appearance: light brown in color, 1/2 inch head, high carbonation, clear
Smell: smell is amazing: brown sugar, oak, rum, vanilla, and light chocolate
Taste: oak, vanilla, toasted malt, and some holiday spicing--cinnamon is in there for sure.
Mouthfeel: high carbonation, light body, sweet with oakiness
Overall: I am a fan of Innis and Gunn beers. This one does not disappoint. The smell is amazing and complex. This has just enough holiday spice in the taste to make me think winter, but not enough to distract from the oak or make me think spice bomb. I will look forward to next year's winter beer.
Serving type: bottle
04-29-2013 13:51:54 |
More by tigg924
New York
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A somewhat dense creamy head rising up from a firm pour. Clear chestnut brown fluid. Decent lacing here and there with a light covering remaining after a few minutes. Aromas of dark fruits and a bit of overripe banana. Sugary molasses and brown bread. Taste is much the same with a toffee tinged dark roasted malt flowing through. Notes of vanilla, a bit of oak, and a subdued mineral edge in the light, earthy hop bitterness. A touch of alcohol that is well integrated and gives a sweetness in the finish. A velvety feel over the tongue and a light syrupy consistency giving a nice weight. Carbonation is spot on with a mild effervescence. A vibrant and dynamic taste that brings many traditional flavors to the fore while melding them into a highly drinkable ale. A really nice overall beer for the colder months with a full flavor and satisfying drink experience.
Serving type: bottle
04-02-2013 21:44:56 |
More by scootny
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Got a single bottle to try as it was on sale for $1.50 . Hard to pass up.
At first sniff and taste, reminds me of a "jack & coke" cocktail . Whiskey & cola, in other words... Definite soda-pop like sweet-ness and oak-barrel essences. The molasses is evident, as well . I'm eager to try Innis & Gunn's other offerings . Not a session beer for sure . Something to pair with beef or other heavy food as far as i'm concerned .
Serving type: bottle
03-31-2013 22:06:51 |
More by Foam
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Best By SEP2013
A: Pours a mahogany color with almost no head that quickly reduces to absolutely nothing
S: Lightly roasted malts, toffee, bready malts, banana, molasses, lightly spicy, light oak, and vanilla
T: Follows the nose. Starts off with huge notes of toffee and banana, followed by lightly roasted malts, vanilla, cinnamon, molasses, and oak
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation
O: I usually don't expect or see such huge banana notes in a porter, but it works with this beer. The 39 days in barrels imparts a light oak which compliments the beer nicely. At less than $2 for a single, there's no reason why you shouldn't try this beer
Serving type: bottle
03-31-2013 21:30:32 |
More by BEERMILER12
United Kingdom (England)
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A 330ml clear glass bottle with a BB of Sept 2013. Comes in a decorative box. Picked up a little while back from Trembling Madness in York. A limited edition beer for the winter months - I&G seem to be doing more one-offs like this recently.
Poured into a tulip pint glass. A dark, clear reddish-brown colour with medium carbonation. Forms a small, off-white head of foam that lasts for a minute or two before dissipating. Aroma of fruity malt mingled with spirits and tannins. Notes of banana, fruity yeast esters, oak, vanilla, solventy alcohol (rum-like), brown sugar, aged malt and stewed leaves. Somewhat herbal and medicinal, with a lingering sweetness. Complex but not great.
Tastes of sweet, boozy malt with a woody, leafy character and a dry finish. Notes of oak, tannins, fruity yeast esters, banana, brown sugar/molasses, dark malt and stewed leaves. Slightly sweet with a fairly hot, alcoholic kick. A rather harsh woody/herbal bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth and lightly spicy, with prickly carbonation. A bit thin for the style - body could do with amping up somewhat. Quite astringent, with an aftertaste of bitter herbs/leaves, oak and molasses.
Interesting idea but subpar execution. It's surprisingly light-coloured for a porter; it more closely resembles a strong ale. The treacle doesn't seem to have much presence - just a hint in the flavour. Overly woody and boozy. What this needs is a sturdy malt backbone to which other taste components are added; instead we get the reverse. The result is unbalanced, in addition to having a watery body that doesn't match the flavour. It does have a degree of complexity going for it, but that doesn't make it a great beer. Nothing too special - no need to seek it out.
Serving type: bottle
03-24-2013 00:27:06 |
More by jazzyjeff13
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
On the box, it came in, it says best by Sep 2013:
Into the Innis & Gunn tulip (I purchased along with the other two beers):
A: dark brown body with a slight transparency along the edges, half finger white head concaves slowly in the middle, no lacing
S: molasses up front, malts come forth once the beer warms a bit, slight brown sugar
T: sweet and toasty through previously mentioned flavors
M: medium, sessionable, carbonated just right, slick sweet aftertaste and finish
O: yup, its an English Porter, alright, good for the style, but kinda sweet for me, unsure if I'd have this again
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2013 20:07:33 |
More by kangarooAdam59
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
My first Innis and Gunn beer. I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised.
The key to this beer is serving it a the recommended temp: 39-42F(4-6C). I put it in the freezer for 15 minutes, and then in the fridge. The temp was at 41F.
The beer poured a nice dark tea color in a stein. A stein can bring out a fuller flavor with this style of beer.
Oak, (rum?) molasses in the smell which was more pronounced with a bit of warming.
Mouth feel was lightly carbonated.
Taste was excellent and complemented the aroma. Oak, molasses, (rum?) some tartness.
This is a damn good beer served in the right glass and at the right temp.
Serving type: bottle
03-06-2013 02:34:24 |
More by brureview
New Jersey
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I had a few of the Innis and Gunn beers last year and liked them a lot, because of how smooth they were and easy to drink for someone like me who isn't into Rum that much. While this beer continued along those lines, I just didn't feel that it was a Porter in any way, shape, or form. Sure, there was some booze to be had here, but this wasn't anywhere near as dark, roasted, or thick as I expected it to be and even as I finish this up, I'm still at a loss for words as to what exactly this is categorically.
This poured a clear, chestnut brown with a fair amount of head and no lacing to be seen. There was hardly any carbonation to be had here and the aroma was that of burnt sugar. That could be felt in the taste along with some spiced rum, alcohol, a hint of caramel and oak for good measure. Sure, this was smooth, relatively thin, and had a nice spicy aftertaste but there wasn't any roasted notes to be felt here. This just seemed like a less intense version of some of their other beers.
Even the alcohol seemed light, even though it was heavy for an English Porter. I probably need to have more on the most popular list to see if it's just me but for now, the jury's out on this. As a winter beer, it's fine and easily enjoyable but it just feels like something is missing from here, even if I can't detect it with any of my senses.
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2013 09:50:21 |
More by JerzDevl2000
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Uncanny I found this in the 10 dollar mix a six collection.
A - Very un-porter like it pours a deep dark hard wood brown with a 1/2 inch of opaque colored head.
S - Not very much roast or molasses either. Getting the usual caramel,toffee, oak, and rum smells though.
T - Well it's not off putting I am getting some molasses but very little porter. Its like any of the other beers they make, malt forward with caramel and toffee, but it does have a hoppy twang that may be a shred of dark malt.
M - Slick, oily, medium to thick in body.
Overall totally better than the rum cast version but far from the original. Worth picking up for a fair price.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2013 07:30:40 |
More by DrDemento456
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
Clear bottle... aaahhhH!!!, Well I grabbed this directly from the box, and it hasn't seen light since.
Pours a light fizzy head that looks like a 10% abv beer, fades fairly quickly, no lacing, mostly clear dark amber color with hint of molasses color to it, doesn't look anything like a porter.
Nose brings plenty of molasses, as promised, syrupy almost corn syrup like, light nutty like spices that seem to come with most Innis & Gunn beers I think from their yeast, and a bit of sweet toasty oak but not much, a touch of phenolic booze, caramel, toffee, a light earthy root like tannin aroma as well, and lots more candy toffee as it warms.
Taste starts with a light licorice root like flavor, then right into molasses and sweet malt flavors, syrupy candy corn syrup and molasses a plenty. Also bringing toffee and nutty flavors, and light caramel, a touch biscuit. Phenolic and slightly fusel booze really hammers, it reads at 7.4%abv, but between the head and flavor burn it seems more like 9+%. There is light toasty oak in there in the background, but not much, with a hint of wood dust flavor, and hints of alcohol esters too. Finish is drier but still a bit sticky sweet, another tingly warming booze kicks in right at the early finish, then lingering buttery flavors probably from the oak, little molasses and candy toffee lingering.
Mouth is med to slightly fuller bodied, little syrupy, nice carb, way too much booze.
Overall an OK beer, but not great. I do like the molasses flavors, and light barrel characters, as well as the toffee, candy, etc. However, way too boozy and phenolic, that light earthy root flavor is meh, not enough overall barrel and no hops. Also, this isn't anything remotely close to a porter, despite they even write porter on the label. But hey, at least it's not skunked.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2013 03:06:37 |
More by jlindros
British Columbia (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours an appealing deep red copper with ample off white head and good retention. Aroma is familiar to other innis and gunn offerings with big oak and vanilla. Some darker roast pokes through but it misses the mark if they were aiming for a porter, not detecting the treacle they mention either. Taste is the highlight for me. Comes in with big oak and vanilla again, but dark roasts are more pronounced and detecting some of that treacle they were talking about. Could use a bit more bittering or dryness in my opinion, but it's fairly well balanced. Overall a little twist on what Innis and Gunn do well, but nothing revolutionary here.
Serving type: bottle
01-23-2013 04:51:11 |
More by IllNate
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Poured slightly chilled into a fluted tulip.
Pours a rich amber color with about half an inch of airy, light tan head that slowly recedes leaving a thin surface layer with moderate lacing.
Aromas of carmelized sugars, vanilla, dried fruits. As it warmed I also picked up a light aroma of leather.
Flavors follow through the aromas. I also noticed some light smoky and mineral background flavors. I did pick up on the banana(ester) notes that other reviewers mentioned, but did not find them quite as cloying as they did.
Medium body with light to moderate carbonation. Lingering aftertaste.
Overall a nice beer. Not my favorite by I&G but a nice sipper.
Serving type: bottle
01-14-2013 04:16:08 |
More by srhoadsy
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
11.2oz bottle (best before Sept 2013) poured into a Innis & Gunn branded fluted snifter (not sure how else to describe the glass).
Appearance: Clear Ruby red to deep copper color. Thin white head across top - tiny bit of persistent lacing (little islands) noted.
Smell: Tiny bit of molasses, some roasted malt, but mild overall.
Taste: Quite nice. Molasses, roasted malt, whiskey, some buttery toffee, and a bitter finish.
Mouthfeel: Good carbonation, but sometimes a little bit much. Sticky on the teeth, good thickness.
Overall / Drinkability: Really digging the color on this beer. Tasty, but surprisingly not as deep in aroma as you would expect with the taste. The barrel aging is here, but I think blends better with all the other flavors. I could see myself having another one this evening.
Serving type: bottle
01-09-2013 01:02:01 |
More by damndirtyape
Manitoba (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
Bottle acquired at a gift exchange as part of a mixed 3 pack. Poured ~4C into a Duvel tulip.
Pours a clear brown body with a nice head that drops but leaves little to no lacing. Nose is full of fruity notes and a ton of banana... Yuck. Body is a little cleaner with caramel and molasses notes though quite subdued and the damn banana shows up again. No real oak notes. Banana porter? Meh. I've had two of the three bottles in this pack filled with banana esters. Awful.`
Serving type: bottle
01-08-2013 05:04:10 |
More by kjyost
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
330 mL bottle from the LCBO. I used to be a big proponent of I&G, but in recent months I've begun to tire of their offerings - there's just too much overlap between most of them. I like oak and vanilla and all, but let's see some more variety, huh? I went out on a limb and purchased this one anyway.
Pours a deep, clear, brownish-amber colour with ruby highlights, topped with slightly more than two fingers of dense, creamy, light tan-coloured head that seeps away over the next few minutes. Besides the soapy film left behind on the surface, its only remnants are a 1 cm-wide collar of foam around the edge, and a continuous swath of lacing stuck to the glass above it. The aroma is very reminiscent of most I&G offerings, with the oak, vanilla and toffee notes making themselves very apparent, but with the extra addition of a sweet, syrupy, almost roasted note from the molasses/treacle.
Decent flavour, but as I suspected this comes across more as a tweaked version of their flagship oaked ale (or maybe their rum cask) than an entirely new beer. Caramel, toffee and oak come through at first, leading into the powerfully sweet molasses notes. Together, the treacle, with the dark fruit (dates or figs) and buttery feel, give off a bit of a maple syrup vibe. Finishes with some pleasant toffee sweetness and a weak hint of ethanol; the aftertaste is lingering oak and earthy hop dryness. Medium-bodied, with a decent thickness/chewiness to the body. Leaves a slick feel on the palate after swallowing, and the mild carbonation helps facilitate this. Not especially well-balanced, in that I could see the treacle sweetness becoming annoying after more than this serving.
I still feel that I&G makes good beer, but I have come to terms with the fact that they are a one trick pony. It's not that these oaked beers don't taste good, because they generally do. Rather, it's that they all kind of taste the same, with only a few discernible tweaks with each new specialty release. This bottle was a relatively cheap pick-up, and thank goodness for that because I might have skipped it if it were one of those bottle-in-a-carton deals that cost an extra 2-3 dollars.
Final Grade: 3.48, a serviceable B-. Innis & Gunn's Winter Treacle Porter is pretty much what I expected - a sweeter, boozier version of their base oaked ale. I&G fans with a sweet tooth may wish to give this one a try, but anyone who doesn't fall into that category (and isn't a big I&G homer to begin with) probably wouldn't be missing much if they skipped it. I could go either way on this one; I don't like it as much as their flagship oaked ale or their rum cask, but it's still a decent brew - just not one where the tweaks were tailored toward my preferences. The porter name is also fairly misleading, as I'd be more inclined to stuff this into the "English Strong Ale/Wee Heavy" box than the "stout/porter" one.
Serving type: bottle
12-30-2012 00:35:49 |
More by thehyperduck
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a clean orange-ish to brown color with a light tan head. In the aroma, oaky and a sweet molasses stickiness. In the taste, oaky, a small stickiness and a note of roast. A small bite and a medium to lighter bodied mouthfeel, with a dry sticky molasses and a small roast in the aftertaste. Oaky and sticky molasses, definitely adds more to an English porter.
Serving type: bottle
12-29-2012 18:19:14 |
More by OWSLEY069
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A clear dark brown/ruby color with a thin line of bubbles on top.
Caramel, vanilla, butter, oak, and alcohol notes in the aroma.
Very strong oak and butter flavors up front. These carry through to the finish with a weak caramel malt flavor. It finishes with a bitter alcohol bite and lingering oak.
A little bit thin at first, but the carbonation helps round it out. Slight burn in the finish.
Not bad....The oak flavor is very strong and overpowers the beer. Can't say that I was able to pick up anything other than a sweetness under the oak.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2012 20:05:54 |
More by Kromes
Alberta (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
330ml bottle poured into tulip 8/12/12
A clear dark amber with no visible bubbles and just a thin film for foam that leaves a lone patch of lace
S brown sugar, molasses, and banana bread mix with some faint woody notes and vanilla, smells pretty good
T some coco and a little more wood then the smell but I felt the nose had more going on and I was liking the banana bread I'm not finding in the mouth
M has some body but not enough bubbles to back it up, a little slick and a woody, spicy, earthy finish lingers
O not quite a porter in my opinion but not a bad beer if you ignore the classification, well concealed booze and a solid nose
I'll admit I don't know what Treacle is, or how to pronounce Treacle for that matter. Stay in school kids, stay in school.... Hey at least I'm a role model
Serving type: bottle
12-09-2012 07:36:39 |
More by wordemupg
Alberta (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
330ml bottle, called 'Winter Treacle Porter' in shipments to Canada, where it comprises part of the usual I&G giftpack, and is now sold separately, like batteries, I suppose.
This beer pours a clear, dark ruby amber hue, with two fingers of foamy, bubbly beige head, which leaves a low fuzzy rise of lace around the glass as it subsides at an even pace.
It smells of dark, rummy sugar, banana liqueur, a bit of semi-sweet chocolate, a subtle oaken woodiness, some mildly astringent orchard fruitiness, and marshmallows. The taste is musty molasses - restrained in their sweetness - dark black fruit, a twinge of besotted wood graininess, nicely evolving Christmas cake notes, some additional soft, warming alcohol, and a touch of earthy hops.
The bubbles are generally quite tame, and barely supportive, the body a sturdy medium weight, just a tad clammy, and generally smooth. It finishes off-dry, the molasses (I suppose that's actually treacle, but having no cultural experience there, I'm going with what I know) doing well to not overstep its guest role - the fruit, hops, and booze all lending a hand.
Well, I&G usually leaves me with a case of the blahs, usually from the overwrought oak sweetness - here, however, that is leavened a fair bit, and the unusual sugar adjunct adds a bit of seasonal whimsy. Nothing revelatory, but worth a try, if only to check back in to this particular brewer's wares.
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2012 01:53:21 |
More by biboergosum
New York
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
11.2oz bottle served in the Innis & Gunn "tall glass".
L - clear chestnut brown with a bubbly beige head that thinned to a ring.
S - whiskey wood and brown sugar.
T - oak and lots of sweetness with just a hint of bittering before finishing sticky sweet.
F - medium bodied with mild carbonation.
O - decent, worth a try.
Serving type: bottle
12-02-2012 22:33:49 |
More by JoeyBeerBelly
West Virginia
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Serving Type - Bottle
Appearance - Copper tan/brown, minor 1/4 inch creamy head with some decent lacing.
Smell - Oaked whiskey, molasses, honey, sweet spices. Some vanilla, toffee, banana, band aid aroma.
Taste - Pretty much starts out like a light whiskey barrel aged scottch ale. Some mollasses and banana add a bubblegum flavor. Some added spices, light dark fruits add more flavor. Mnor malt backbone with some alcohol warmth. Not sure were the porter is.
Mouthfeel - Light whiskey scottch notes coat tounge. Some mollasses, and spices in the finish. Palate gets some whiskey, fruits and malts. The aftertaste is whiskey flavored and actualy pretty light.
Overall - Not bad, light, a good starter into the barrel aged world. I dont get any porter other then the added molasses. Maybe the barrel masked the porter flavors but nothing at all about this, the flavor, the color, the feel and malts remind of of a porter. Worth a drink but nothing special.
Serving type: bottle
11-30-2012 01:47:02 |
More by wvsabbath
United Kingdom (England)
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Purchased at the Sainsbury supermarket, presented in a colourful, wintry-scenery themed paper case. BB 09/2013, served lightly chilled in a Gulden Draak's branded glass.
A: dark mahogany in colour, with good clarity and a thin beige foamy head which dissipates fairly fast.
S: chocolate cake plus orange liqueur, banana, vanilla and, yeah, treacle! The nose is pleasantly sweet with plenty of impact from dark malts in the form of fruitiness.
T: sour-sweet dark fruity tastes dominate first, but quickly, the dry-ish touch from the oak-barrel ageing catches up with a chewy palate; the aftertaste has black cherry, bitterness, lingering cocoa flavour/aroma, amongst other things.
M&D: the mouthfeel is quite light, not heavy at all, the carbonation level is right, and the beer never tastes heavy-bodied despite the alc. level. All in all a likeable product but not very special.
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2012 21:33:54 |
More by wl0307
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K, than i'll them upload now.
Cracked me up lolAlso typical internet: I search for Indian in order to get some examples for mustaches and skin colour and what does Google find? Pr0n.
also so the priest is like a medic, not allowed to shoot at - Geneva Conventions
butIn modern times, most combat medics carry a personal weapon, to be used to protect themselves and the wounded or sick in their care. When and if they use their arms offensively, or carry arms that qualify as offensive, they then sacrifice their protection under the Geneva Conventions
When the rich wage war, it's the poor who die.
Jean-Paul Sartre
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
Albert Einstein
Ok convinced. I also did not find any photographic evidence for teh use, so I upped a new version, without gun.
Another suggestion
After the release of the "new" Indische Legion, you could make a Feldgendarmerie skin
The Feldgendarmerie could be used as bikers
EDIT: Forget the part about the Indische Legion I'll dl it instantly
Yeah nice idea.
Just not sure about the following:
Shall I give them such a cuff title as the WSS has
http://militariadiscount.com/images/..._pk-fg-gfp.jpg or sth. like the medic has http://www.abwehr.co.uk/police/Alter...-07-FJK-01.jpg or just nothing?
edit. I think like this it will be best:
i'd really like to do one with a coat, but the Voss one just doesn't suit for this.
Last edited by Slayerknecht; 16th Oct 09 at 1:02 PM.
Yep that's a good choice, you should make it like this.
Maybe we will see a proper coat in the future
I haven't specified the skin to use a special unit you have to rename the abp.
Here's a list how you have to name the bap, for which unit.
Wehrmacht Einheiten (data/art/models/races/axis/soldiers)
driver - Driver of BMW, Opel Blitz, Halftrack
engineer - Pionier
knight - KCH
medic - Sanis
panzergrenadier - Stormtrooper
wehrmacht - Panzergrenadiere
Panzerelite Einheiten (data/art/models/races/Panzerelite/soldiers)
tankbuster - Schreck/STG Troop
luftwaffe - LuWa Bodentruppen
If you mean the Indians, there's nothing changed because the abp doesn't point to a specific unit. I don't know how skin installer works but you have to rename the LegionFI.abp file to the unit you want to change e.g. volksgrenadier.abp or wehrmacht.abp
EDIT: I'm too late
cool,thx a lot Slayer,must be part of my skins,I mean the Feldgendarmerie.
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Good on ya Slayerknecht! It's quite refreshing to see many of the less known units and roles being skinned. I think you've found a good niche that no one else has really explored here.
Hi Slayer,
I agree with what lethal says , You surely have discovered a cord , The Veichle men skin are very novel .Whats next ?
P.S. The balck backgrounds look good on a slightly bigger picture , Its just a suggestion , If you update your first post with Bigger Pictures (Instead of Thumnails) it would look good .
Ten soldiers wisely led will beat a hundred without a head.
In Normandy44 there already was one a SS one, so it's not the very first one. Also thanx to Ultramarine for the suggestion
What next? Good question. Wanted to sth. for the Allies, but I don't know what yet. Any ideas?
Hi Slayer,
The Blue division with red berets on the axis side
and, for balance , The British with Peaked caps for the allies, This is a snap of the Engg .The fine print says that both service and combat dresses were worn during early Combat .
2 is better than one ...
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Excellent work as always slayer!
Edit: and beautiful work on the SS version
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RIP Loran Korn - a dear friend and as amazing a person as he was talented
RIP MrScruff - you were a true friend and a true talent
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Hi Slayer,
Is there a possibility that you would release the poles in N44 here after the N44 version release .
P.S. I like N44 , But every time i try to play it my system just wont budge .
You've got PM.
Just so that Slayer and everyone else understands, anyone who's part of N44 can release any work they do for the mod publically if they want. I'm all for sharing and the team does such a nice job, it would be a shame not to spread the beauty
It's up to them if and when they choose to do it.
So, slayer, it's up to you what you'd like to do
I want to use those Polish uniforms so bad...I can't wait for the next N44 update.
Ok, I'll probably upload some stuff then here.
edit: ok, done.
- added Polish Paras
- added Polish Infantry
- added 17ABD Paras
- updated nearly all other skins
- kicked some skins I don't like anmyore
- changed Image Hoster
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Ultramarine you know you posted that pic in post #154 you know what is says on that sign? its says Patrsians Danger! or somply said Danger - Ressistance
Glad you posted those great skins here, Slayer (and I appreciate the N44 mention on post #1 )
Should I just DL the 17 AB skins for the SGT and LT from post 1 here (unless you sent me a link I missed)
i got a little suggestion..Theseguys (left and right).. it wouldn't be very realistic to have them fight on the field, but i guess they can defend the HQ.. xD Could you make'em with or without the swastika (doesn't really matter), i would really appreciate it and i haven't seen these skins around the forum..
"If everyone smoked a blunt, relieve the mind, the world could be a better place."
@GzaDrunkGenius These uniforms that you suggest it wearied by 1 SS LSSAH in 1937 until 39 , when ww2 started the Waffen SS regiment at first and then div LSSAH had never wearied such type of uniforms . These uniforms where used for parades and before 1939. So I believe such uniform variation is unrealistic and It would not had a good look inside the game. In Normandy they fought soldiers not parade "primadonas" .
Yeah, i know it would be unrealistic, but i just like the skin.. i believe this uniform was designed by "Hugo Boss"... but i believe they were still in use after 1939.. i know some footage where you see these guys guard the 'Reichstag', but i can't find it right now
i don't agree ,plus I dislike the SS parade uniforms because they link Waffen SS with Algemigne SS who where CRIMINALS not fighters...!!!!!
i'm not a nazi or something and i don't agree with their believes or such, but i think their uniforms showed some more 'style' than American ,British or Soviet ones.. that's why i want'em, just the look, no politics involved..
Some people dont like to create Nazi Unifroms even if they are for Private use, so if Geo doesnt want to make them i think you need to respect that choice. or you could create them yourself.
of course i respect it, i'm just a little disappointed because i don't get what i want , and for skinning myself, i have 0 experience, so i think it's time to read some tutorials i guess
make sure you read good tut's so you cant learn yourself bad habit'si have 0 experience
Infantry tut http://forums.relicnews.com/showthread.php?t=235124
ok, thanks pojarsma, i'm going to give this a try, looks like i have all the required programs to do this...
I'm not Nazi either but I don't have any morale issue TO ADD swastika OR SS symbols for realism but I don't like as I said before the Algemaign SS criminals and since this uniform is look like the one they had used I 'm not recommended it. The same opinion I have for the Soviet political commissars. Those who never fought and the only involve they had have on WW2 was the crimes , doesn't worth the time skinning them.i'm not a nazi or something and i don't agree with their believes or such, but i think their uniforms showed some more 'style' than American ,British or Soviet ones.. that's why i want'em, just the look, no politics involved..
@Slayer,I forgot to tell u,we can work better on Xfire
EDIT: awesome Luftwaffe skin mate,we don't see this uniform often and I really need one...sorry needed
I think @Luciferum was the only one to make it ...but now I will have yours too,thx a lot Freund
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i can t use how do to install these skins and were found the Soldier of the Warsaw Uprising?
1)Rename the abps according to first post and install the stuff via skininstaller (How to do this is written in its readme).
2)This skin doesn't exist anymore, it was never finished and so it was never released.
these skins blow me away, I love the skill we have on display here .
1-Only I could install that of the luftuate that already biene modified the apb others directly do not go out it is not that it goes out for me the blue box appears the common one and I was wondering if you can maple tree a skin of this soldier with the overcoat http://www.ecomodelismo.com/ECO_imgA...HNET-GH026.jpg
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I don't have any time atm, also sth. like this has been done by DoctorLee and Battle of the Bulge contains a similar guy.
Very nice Skins for French SAS I like a lot the approach of the denilson smoke .Well done
Happy new year .
Slayerknecht, i love your skins, especially the Luftwaffe ones...
Please make more also... Thumbs Up!
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Hi Slayer...yeah it would be nice to see more of your skins,please make more
Hm, I've done research and found some nice stuff like 1944 Gebirgsjäger or german helmets in general (Camopainted or with Sackleinen and wire on it, have to try this)). I'm also thinking of Luftwaffe Felddivison combat troops (Mg gunners etc) and tankers. Some guys of the FFI would be cool, too. But I have to see when to do this.
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I am sitting inside a silk sling suspended three feet off the floor, feeling like a caterpillar in a giant orange cocoon.
I'm trying out an anti-gravity yoga class, a type of body work that's been gaining popularity since being featured in The New York Times and O Magazine, and showcased to the TV masses when Pink took to the air during her 2010 Grammy performance.
The instructor directs me and about a dozen other students to use our hands to draw back the edges of the colorful silk slings, which are 9 feet wide and attached to pulleys bolted to the ceiling. We comply and end up sitting on the fabric like a swing -- and then swinging. I've practiced yoga for years -- and this is definitely not your traditional yoga class.
Hard-core yogis and yoginis would probably balk at even using the word "yoga" to describe this form of exercise, which combines modified yoga poses with movements from Pilates, acrobatics and core strength training.
Anti-gravity yoga was created by Christopher Harrison, a competitive gymnast turned professional dancer who worked on Broadway and in movies such as Footloose before running an aerial performance company in the 1990s. He discovered yoga while looking for relief for his ailing, aging joints and then started mixing it with dance and aerial movements to create what he refers to on his website as "suspension training." His company, AntiGravity Inc., offered classes to the public for the first time in 2007, and he credits the regime with helping him through a 10-month recovery from Lyme disease the following year.
Since then, Harrison has helped several dozen anti-gravity yoga franchises open in U.S. cities such as New York, San Francisco and Salt Lake City, and internationally in places such as Mexico City, Montreal, Dublin and Phuket, Thailand.
My class is at Gravitas, a Portland studio that offers anti-gravity yoga along with other new forms of body work, including "hot" yoga, taught in an infrared room that heats the people but not the space, and gyrokinesis, a Pilates-type exercise system developed by an ex-ballet dancer that focuses on spinal movement.
The 75-minute anti-gravity yoga workout is equal parts disconcerting and fun. It's disconcerting because the first time you walk into the studio, it's easy to feel intimidated by those silk hammocks, which you spend most of the class sitting inside, grabbing onto or hanging upside down from. But it's also fun, because once you get acquainted with the basics -- and stop caring how you look -- it's a blast.
My anti-gravity class begins with a series of stretches inside silks meant to get students relaxed and ready for harder work. We move through a sequence of increasingly difficult poses, including variations of the classic yoga sun salutation, lunge, warrior and triangle poses, using the silk as a belt-type support to intensify the stretches.
Then it's time to go upside-down. Remember the inversion racks and anti-gravity boots that were popular in the '80s? I think of them as I pull myself into a monkey pose, hanging upside-down with my legs bent, ankles and feet wrapped tight around the silk and my head and the backs of my hands resting on the ground.
Anti-gravity yoga is touted as being beneficial for people with back issues because using the sling as a prop takes pressure off the spine. I'll vouch for that, but that doesn't mean it's always comfortable or easy. The practice includes lots of challenging core strength work, including grabbing the silk between outstretched hands and pushing it out in front of me as I lean forward into a modified plank pose, then repeating it again and again.
After class, I'm slightly dizzy, a normal reaction for a beginner who's not used to spending that much time upside-down, as the instructor explains. The dizziness wears off by the time I drive home, and I find myself plotting when I can squeeze in another class.
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Sunday talk shows on NBC, CBS, and ABC compared reports that the Internal Review Service (IRS) applied extra scrutiny to conservative groups to President Nixon's Watergate scandal, a comparison which people who worked on both sides of the Watergate scandal agree is baseless.
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Evening news coverage throughout April touched upon several economic issues, including income inequality, deficit reduction, and entitlement cuts. A Media Matters analysis of this coverage reveals that many of these segments lacked proper context or necessary input from economists, while some networks ignored certain issues entirely.
Even legendary journalists can fail to recognize the overwhelming popularity of expanding the background check system for firearms purchases. While it is now a well-known fact that the policy enjoys overwhelming support from the American public at large, some pundits remain unaware that it is also very popular in states that typically support conservative politicians.
NBC's Tom Brokaw is apparently one of those pundits. On the April 21 edition of NBC's Meet The Press, responding to the statement that the structure of the Senate explains why expanding background checks did not pass (an amendment had the support of 55 senators but needed 60 votes), Brokaw said that the proposal likely had very little support in the home states of Democrats who voted against the measure:
BROKAW: But in those states in which the senators voted against the background check, it's not even close to 90 percent in terms of wanting it, it's probably down in single digits in Montana and Arkansas and Alaska and North Dakota, the states that block it as Democrats. So you have to take that into consideration.
In fact, state polls in three of those four states found that at least 79 percent of respondents supported requiring a background check on every gun purchase (a broader measure than the one actually under debate).
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Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan attacked President Obama for "having a problem with the levers of power" after the Senate failed to pass background checks for gun sales despite the legislation receiving majority support -- the final vote was 54-46, with 41 Republicans voting against the measure. Previously Noonan has dismissed concerns about historic Republican obstruction in Congress with a sarcastic "boo hoo."
Appearing on Meet The Press, Noonan responded to the Senate's inability to pass background checks by referring to "a problem" when "90% of the American people" supported it but President Obama "can't make anything move."
Noonan neglected to mention that the measure required 60 votes in response to a Republican-led filibuster, so even though the vote was 54 to 46 in favor, the legislation failed.
In the first three months of 2013, the broadcast networks' Sunday morning talk shows once again skewed strongly to the right and featured a startling lack of diversity among guests.
For better or worse, these shows -- ABC's This Week, CBS' Face the Nation, NBC's Meet the Press, and Fox Broadcasting Co.'s Fox News Sunday -- occupy an elevated space in the national political discussion. This is where influential people -- like senators, representatives, presidential administration officials, Fortune 500 chief executives, and leaders of prominent non-profit organizations, for example -- get to set the terms of debate and frame the issues of the week. The shows enjoy considerably high ratings as well -- approximately 10 million weekly viewers collectively, according to recent numbers from TV Newser.
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Contrary to Cramer's assertion, a State Department report on Keystone XL released on March 1 found that the pipeline would create approximately 42,100 jobs for a one-to two-year period, including 3,900 annual construction jobs during this period. However operation of the pipeline would only create "35 permanent and 15 temporary jobs" meaning that Keystone XL "would have negligible socioeconomic impacts."
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The four broadcast networks' Sunday morning political talk shows guests skewed right during the first quarter of 2013. MSNBC's two Sunday programs featured far greater gender and ethnic diversity in its guests than the broadcast programs and CNN's Sunday morning political talk show.
National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre, who writes a regular column for the NRA's America's 1st Freedom magazine, complained about the enforcement rate of federal gun laws during an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, even as his organization lobbies for policies that make these laws harder to administer.
During his March 24 appearance, LaPierre stated, "If you're the President and the Vice President and the Attorney General, and your job is to enforce these laws ... and you don't do it, you bear some responsibility":
Despite the NRA's attempts to hinder enforcement of federal gun laws, a recent report shows positive trends in federal gun prosecutions. According to the Transactional Records Clearing House, a Syracuse University program that tracks federal data, gun prosecutions increased in 2012 and "[d]espite the recent ups and downs, federal [weapons] prosecutions today are a great deal higher than in the pre-9/11 era."
Even so, the NRA has a lengthy track record of frustrating federal gun law enforcement, primarily through attempts to weaken the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the federal law enforcement agency responsible for initiating investigations into federal gun law violations.
Media figures have repeatedly forwarded the notion that the United States is currently facing a debt crisis. However, leaders of both parties agree there is no immediate crisis, and by focusing attention too heavily on deficit and debt reduction, the media distract from the more imminent problem of growth and jobs.
Throughout news coverage of recent budget negotiations, media figures have consistently framed discussions around the notion that the country faces a debt crisis, an assertion that is often presented uncritically and accepted as an indisputable fact. Since discussions are predicated on the assumption that a debt crisis exists, ensuing analysis of budget proposals is often solely focused on how far they go in reducing short term deficits and debt.
While media are convinced that a debt crisis exists, leaders of both parties have made explicit statements to the contrary. In a March 12 interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, President Obama claimed that "we don't have an immediate crisis in terms of debt," a statement that was immediately criticized by conservative media. When asked if he agreed with Obama's statement regarding debt on the March 17 edition of ABC's This Week, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) conceded that there is no immediate crisis. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) made a similar admission on CBS' Face the Nation, saying "we do not have a debt crisis right now."
The Congressional Budget Office supports the view that there is no immediate crisis, noting that debt as a percentage of GDP is projected to remain relatively stable over the next 10 years.
Furthermore, the media's focus on a "debt crisis" has necessarily steered the debate about budgets toward how the parties will sufficiently address short term deficits. Economists, meanwhile, have repeatedly argued that undue focus on deficits and debt distracts from the more pressing need for economic growth and reduced unemployment.
The bipartisan admission that there is no immediate debt crisis provides media with an opportunity to reframe their budget negotiations coverage around economic growth.
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MSNBC is giving Chris Hayes the network's 8 p.m. primetime weekday slot beginning in April. Hayes' current program, Up with Chris Hayes, has provided a beacon of diversity compared to the Sunday morning political talk shows on other major broadcast and cable networks, which overwhelmingly feature white men.
The Sunday morning edition of Up with Chris Hayes, which runs from 8 to 10 a.m., is currently more diverse than any of the Sunday morning talk shows on the other networks, as a Media Matters examination of guests since January 1 demonstrates. Most tellingly, white men make up 41 percent of total guests on Up with Chris Hayes (according to data from the U.S. Census, white men make up roughly 31 percent* of the U.S. population). In contrast, CBS' Face the Nation, Fox's Fox News Sunday, NBC's Meet the Press, CNN's State of the Union, and ABC's This Week host white men 66 percent, 64 percent, 64 percent, 67 percent, and 61 percent of the time, respectively.
Further, Up with Chris Hayes has more than double the proportion of African-American guests -- 21 percent -- as compared to each of the other programs. In all, 34 percent of guests on Up with Chris Hayes are non-white. Hayes also hosts more women -- 37 percent -- than any of the other networks' shows.
*This report originally stated that white men represented 39 percent of the U.S. general population. The correct figure is 31 percent. Media Matters regrets the error.
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Media coverage of the debt ceiling frequently claims that raising the limit without simultaneous spending cuts would give President Obama a "blank check," repeating a pattern of promoting this false narrative -- or failing to correct it -- that occurred during the unprecedented brinkmanship of 2011. The phrase implies that the debt ceiling governs additional spending desired by the White House, when in fact it is a restriction on the executive branch's ability to borrow money to pay for spending measures already enacted by Congress.
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This rod has wonderful balance and tremendous power for short to medium range casts. If you prefer a shorter rod (as I do), this is the way to go.
April 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by slloader Great Rod!
I purchased a 2 wt. 7'3" and it's perfect for small stream fishing. Med. fast fast rod with a nice feel for loading the line and making accurate casts.
June 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 1weight's a giggle
I purchased a 1wt. already owning a 3wt. finesse for my favorite totally-not-secret-but-secret creek. I love this little rod! You get some good bend with six inch trout, yet it has the backbone to effectively (and in short time) fight and land 17"-18" rainbows, which really suprised me. Fishing with my 5wt. yesterday felt like casting with a 2"x6" compared to this fun little rod.
May 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by wardawg3B alot of fun!
landed a 14in rainbow on my first day and it was quite a fight. the casting took a little getting used to, but that's mainly cause my other main rods are a 5wt and a 3wt. the flex on this this 1wt is great, you can feel it down to the base section. great rod!
March 24, 2011
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After some strong play in the American Hockey League, the Sens have recalled forward Mika ZIbanejad.
Zibanejad joined the team in Ottawa this morning and is on the ice at this morning's practice. The AHL is currently on its All Star break but there is a chance Zibanejad could play as early as tomorrow night against the Capitals.
Health has been the biggest issue for Zibanejad this season but he has finally been able to stay in the line up and his numbers have improved as a result. Zibanejad has four goals and 11 points through 23 games this season.
Should be interesting to see if he draws into the line up tomorrow night.
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PALO ALTO, CA, Nov 05, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Tesla Motors, Inc. /quotes/zigman/118681/quotes/nls/tsla TSLA -1.70% today released its third quarter 2012 financial results by posting the current Shareholder Letter on its website. Please visit the investor relations section of the Tesla Motors website at http://ir.teslamotors.com to view the letter and results.
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What: Tesla Motors, Third Quarter 2012 Financial Results Q&A Conference Call When: November 5, 2012 Time: 5:00 a.m. Pacific Time / 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time Shareholder Letter: http://ir.teslamotors.com Webcast: http://ir.teslamotors.com (live and replay) Live Call: (877) 312-5519 / (760) 666-3771 (International)
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The United States and other major world powers -- offered Iran a deal on its controversial nuclear program.
Leaders from the group of six nation said.
That they will ease some economic restriction on Iran if Iran agrees to stop producing enriched uranium at the underground plant just that easy.
-- -- A running state television apparently blasted the proposal calling it only minor relief and saying it was unbalanced.
But the chief spokesman for the European Union said the meeting with the -- official today was useful.
John -- he's here now he's the assistant managing editor of the Wall Street Journal which is owned by the parent company of this network.
Well it's useful that they're sitting down and talking.
Right that hasn't happened to since June.
But since then Iran has installed new equipment that allows it to enrich uranium even faster than before so the US is worried and Israel's worried.
That this'll give a day.
Breakthrough capability if -- decides to -- to go for.
The amount that's needed to make a nuclear weapons.
Isn't it possible that Iran sees this as useful as well in that it gives it more time and could be seen as a delay tactic on or an entirely so.
Just more delay on Iran's part they want to get.
The weapons capability.
Sort of up to where just below -- what they need and where they can quickly moved to nuclear capability.
That they've also kind of mixed sadness mixed messages here -- use some of the -- of uranium.
Two create a fuel rods for its test reactor once you do that.
You can't use that uranium to make weapons.
But it hasn't sold this additional centrifuge capability which is concerning the last.
And that's why you saw secretary of state Kerry talking about terrible consequences -- much less these talks lead to some.
Resolution of the problem these these sanctions have no doubt crippled the economy.
Justice sanctions against Cuba have since before I was alive but it hasn't changed.
Four -- -- hasn't changed.
A damn thing and it went in it has -- in Iran and yet you're making a really good point which is that political structure and economic structure kind of metabolize -- -- sanctions after certain point company it yourself you kind of get through.
-- Iran -- kind of very concerned about elections that they're holding in June well will the middle class in Iran say the sanctions are solicit here.
That we want our political structure to change to ease up on the nuclear -- That's what the west has been hoping for but so far that hasn't happened and the concern is that Iran we'll just muscle through these sanctions.
And get its capability and then the negotiations are really quite different.
As Israel's continues to try to build a government or form a government isn't there the possibility that some with the Israelis will go.
Going to.
Well Netanyahu has threatened that in over the last few years this has said that every you know that six months out there the deadline is gonna -- in the US has been very cognizant about.
Not having that happen.
Keep the pressure on for talks to try to avoid some unilateral action by Israel that leads to all sorts of cascading events and -- cascading events.
For the rest that they -- yeah that's true John -- thing.


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Buy cat leads for your feline pets to make sure they don't stray away when taking a walk in the park. These cat leads and leashes that are currently available in the market respond to cat owners' needs to make sure that their feline pets don't go astray or get lost when out for a stroll. The tendency of cats to jump and wander everywhere can be a disaster for cat owners who can't run after them. This is why cat leads should be an accessory every cat owner should have. Look into PetStore.com's selection and be glad to know that these leads also have cute designs to match your pet's adorable personality.-
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A peripherally inserted central catheter is a long, thin tube that is inserted through a vein in the arm. The catheter is threaded through the arm vein until it reaches a larger vein close to the heart. This is commonly called a PICC line.
PICC lines may be used if you need:
Once the PICC line is in, it can be used for weeks to months.
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a PICC line, your doctor will review a list of possible complications which may include:
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Discuss these risks with your doctor before your PICC line is inserted.
You will be given a local anesthetic to numb the area where the PICC line will be inserted.
This procedure is usually done in an outpatient setting, so you will not need to stay overnight in the hospital. If you are already in the hospital for a different reason, this procedure is not likely to extend your stay.
Having a catheter inserted increases your risk of a bloodstream infection. The hospital staff will begin the procedure by taking the following steps to reduce this risk:
Next, the staff will:
Your arm will be checked for bleeding, drainage, and bruising.
About half an hour
During the procedure, you will not feel any pain because of the anesthetic. There may be mild discomfort at the insertion site after the procedure.
Following the procedure, the staff may provide the following care to help you recover:
There are also steps that you can take to reduce your risk of infection:
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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Caring for your peripherally inserted central catheter. Cystic Fibrosis website. Available at: http://www.cff.org/UploadedFiles/treatments/Therapies/Respiratory/PICC/PICC%...act%20Sheet.pdf/. Accessed September 14, 2009.
Central venous catheter. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated September 1, 2009. Accessed September 14, 2009.
FAQs: Catheter-associated bloodstream infections. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/pdf/guidelines...I_largertext.pdf. Accessed January 12, 2010.
Neff D. Preventing infections during surgery: what hospital staff and patients can do. EBSCO Patient Education Reference Center website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/pointOfCare/perc-about. Updated January 2010. Accessed January 12, 2010.
Walsh K. Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) care: an overview. EBSCO Nursing Reference Center website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/thisTopic.php?mark...D=16&topicID=860. Published August 28, 2009. Accessed September 14, 2009.
Walsh K. Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) care: insertion techniques. EBSCO Nursing Reference Center website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/thisTopic.php?mark...D=16&topicID=860. Published August 28, 2009. Accessed September 14, 2009.
What is a PICC line and why do I need it? Vascular Access Management website. Available at: http://picclinenursing.com/picc_why.html. Accessed September 14, 2009.
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Israeli leaders were meeting late into the night to decide their next move, but Israeli soldiers in Erez said they had received orders to stand down from the high alert that had them poised Sunday to storm across the border. Soldiers in Erez, near the main Gaza crossing point, appeared noticeably more relaxed as they took smoking breaks and called family to say they hoped they would be home by the weekend.
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Baseball Begins Preparation for Upcoming Season
STATESBORO, Ga. - The 2013 Georgia Southern Baseball team opened their preparation Monday afternoon for the upcoming season with the first practice of the fall. The Eagles will continue practice this week and will hold their first scrimmage on Wednesday.
Georgia Southern, who took to the field for the first time since the summer break as a team, went through batting practice, worked on running the bases and fielding during their first session at J.I. Clements Stadium.
"It's good to be out there as a team," Head Coach Rodney Hennon said. "It's good to have everybody out there at one time and start working to develop as a team. I thought we had a lot of energy to practice today. I really like the effort, and I thought our guys were very attentive."
Georgia Southern, who reached the Southern Conference Tournament Championship Game for a second-straight season in the 2012 season, is coming off a 33-27 season in which they rallied from dropping nine of 11 games after losing first round draft pick Victor Roache for the year to finish 26-17.
The Eagles return 26 players from last year's squad including seven starters on the field and two in the weekend rotation. After catching 47 games behind the plate as a freshman, Chase Griffin returns for his sophomore campaign looking to build on his Freshman All-American performance. Griffin was second on the team hitting .320 and led the squad in home runs with 10.
Coach Hennon and his staff added 13 newcomers to the roster in the offseason including Mercer transfer Matt McCall. McCall a redshirt sophomore from Valdosta, Ga., was the ace of the Bears' staff as a true freshman in 2010 and finished the season with a 7-2 record and a 4.79 ERA.
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In the 113-pound weight class, Kenny Jones had a win by pin. Alex McConnell also had a win by pin in the 145-pound class. Nick Hibbits won by pin in the 152-pound division. In the 160-pound class, Noah Lindeman won by pin. Tommy Eigin had a loss in the 170-pound class. Jake Thiels had losses in both the 182 and 195-pound divisions. Lassen forfeited matches in the 106, 102, 126, 132, 138, 220 and 288-pound weight divisions.
Herlong Lady Vikings conquer Greenville
Jan. 30 — The Herlong High School girl's basketball team won its home game against Greenville High School last night. The Lady Vikings beat the Greenville Lady Indians, 33-24. Sophomore Danielle Harris led Herlong's offense with 15 points. Seanna Miller scored 10 points and Kasey Berry had five points for the Lady Vikings. High scorer Danielle Harris guards the ball from Greenville defense during last night's Jan. 29 home game. Photo by Maddie Musante |
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Jan. 29 — The Janesville Wrestling Association traveled to Reno, Nev. to compete in the South Reno Invitational Tournament Saturday, Jan. 26.
Levi Prater won first place in the schoolboy division. In the novice division, Bonner and Chase Montgomery won first place, Dylan Boyer won third and Josh Gramatico won fourth. Tristen Marshall earned second place in the intermediate division. Hailey Montgomery won first place in intermediate. Parker Montgomery won first place in the bantam division.
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Becoming Famous—My Signature Inside Story
We've all heard the old adage that when your work is your passion, you'll never work another day in your life.
I find this to be true.
With my creative drive, I discovered very early on that there was no other career for me than one in the marketing world. And as someone who is passionate about what I do day in and day out, I can quickly recognize when I see others who have the same fire about their job.
I see that in my Signature team members.
Now I know you've heard of TheLadders Signature program, right? It's our (hopefully soon-to-be) famous (that's my big goal!) systematic 6-month job search program tailored for each one of our clients. Yes, I said it, tailored and we guarantee you a job offer!
Can you feel my excitement through your screen?
Our certified Career Advisors work with job seekers from identification of their job goals, to resume re-write, to offer negotiation and even through onboarding into their new role. Wow! Knowing how hard the job search can be, this program provides a partner to ride along with you for this sometimes-wayward journey. That, to me, is double wow!
This leads me back to our Signature team. Quite simply, they are awesome. When one of our clients receives a job offer, you would swear the customers Career Advisor also got an offer. Our Career Advisors are vested in the success of our clients and they, along with the entire Signature team, receive great joy when someone is placed.
What were some of TheLadders Signature team placements in the past few weeks, you ask? Well, some of the placements include roles such as:
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What fantastic work our team has achieved thus far and we are only at the beginning (famous, famous, famous; if I see it, I can achieve it)!
A job has the ability to change someone's life. If we can get someone into their dream role—which at the end of the day benefits not only our job seekers, but also their families—we've done a great thing!
So to that end, I must go back to work and continue making this program (yes, you already guessed it) FAMOUS!
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Welcome to the Silverlight feature suggestion forum. Please vote or submit a feature suggestion. If it is not a product feature request it might be moderated.
Please note this is a helpful tool in helping planning of ideas and understanding how developers use Silverlight. It may not always represent the actual priority list for the product team.
ı need to silver light for android.please .ı wacth the tv
ı need to silver light for android.please .ı wacth the tv
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Include in their next release of the Silverlight runtime, the ability to retrieve Microsoft Intermediate Language (IL )offsets
We request in their next release of the Silverlight runtime, the ability to retrieve Microsoft Intermediate Language (IL )offsets via System.Diagnostics.StackFrame.GetILOffset We produce a product written in Silverlight in a growing number of installed sites. In the field we have experienced exceptions that we cannot reproduce in our development or test environments. They are intermittent problems, nevertheless, our customer's opinion of our software takes a hit whenever these exceptions occur and our ability to use customers as a reference for further sales is jeopardized. We must fix these problems.
To fix these problems we need to know the source line…
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Compiler as a Server (roslyn support)
Compiler as a service is very useful in out of browser with full trust.
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allow changing of oob shortcut name at run time
allow changing of oob shortcut name at run time
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Non-rectangular shapes in Windows RT and Windows Phone
Please allow us to use non-rectangular polygon shapes with Windows.UI.Xaml.UIElement.Clip in Windows Store apps development. This would help us port the fancy controls (like wpfbookcontrol.codeplex.com) in Windows Store and WP8 worlds.
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Fix bugs with latest v5.1.20125.0 Silverlight Plugin
Application Storage can no longer be written to using Silverlight Plugin v5.1.20125.0. Rolling back to previous v5.1.10411.0 solves the problem, but non technical users of commercial software written for Silverlight cannot be expected to do this.
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Please do not stop siliverlight
Please do not stop siliverlight
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Open source System.ServiceModel.DomainServices.Client
This is only available as a Silverlight binary, which makes it very hard to use RIA properly on the desktop with either WPF or the app style formerly known as metro.
If you open source the code from
-System.ServiceModel.DomainServices.Client.ApplicationServicesthen people can sort out the performance performance issues and use RIA from any .NET platform, without any commitment or effort from Microsoft.
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Discrete graphics card
Really, does Silverlight (plugin-container) need to use the discrete graphics gard on my MacBook Pro whenever I have a web browser open regardless of the fact that I am not viewing any graphics intensive content?
All this does is drain battery and heat up the MacBook for no good reason. I'm sure Intel's integrated graphics are adequate for what Silverlight would be used for in web browsers on my Mac.
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MediaElement.SetSource() on WPF, please... Come on, guys... this is basic!!
The MediaElement.SetSource() method is only available in Silverlight platform, not in WPF. But in WPF apps, we need to play video from memory stream, and there is no good workaround to do it. Please... If it exists on Silverlight, its just put on WPF...
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prevent display from turning off while silverlight application or silverlight video is active
Version 5 of Silverlight allow Windows (7) to turn off the display even while it is active (e.g., playing a Netflix video). Silverlight 4 did not have this behavior. That is, Windows would not turn the display off while playing a video in Silverlight 4. This does not appear to configurable in either Silverlight configuration or in Power Settings.
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Create custom Control and Overide some events
In C# it is possible to create a control and inherit from a control. then override some events or properties and customize your own control . Save control and use it.
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Silverlight 4 - Datagrid Collapsed issue
We are using Silverlight 4.0 for our application suite development. We are facing a big problem with DataGrid control on production server.
Silverlight DataGrid is crashing if rows are heterogeneous. If they are homogeneous they work fine. It is throwing exception when using with combination of Grouping, Collapsing and Scrolling and binded with PagedViewCollection. Our control embedded in each row has expand and collapse functionality which makes the rows heterogeneous. Whenever we perform Scrolling operation or resize operation on DataGrid it crashes1 vote -
Add AppendDataBoundItems option on ComboBox
It would be really neat if SL had the feature similar to ASP.Net with its ability to combine static list items and databound items using the AppendDataBoundItems option. This would enable one to create a default listitem like "--- Please Select ---" at the top of ComboBoxes without having to do nasty workarounds and add such junk items to entity objects bound to the ComboBox.
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Create XAML to HTML5/CSS compiler (similar in principle to TypeScript)
No, I don't want to convert existing apps to html. I just want to have layout capabilities of xaml including templating available at design time, but the result should be pure html, css, javascript, maybe svg.
If TypesScript can do it with javascript, why not xaml with html?
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Bug- Scrolling is extremely slow due rows are creating while scrolling.i have 14 columns and 3000 rows....
Bug- Scrolling is extremely slow due rows are creating while scrolling.i have 14 columns and 3000 rows.
Please fix this bug or tell us solution for this problem.3 votes -
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voice to text
voice to text..
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