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I am a Computer Engineering PhD student in USC under supervision of Ramesh Govindan and Minlan Yu in NSL. I have B.Sc. and M.Sc. degree in Information Technology Engineering from Sharif University of Technology (Tehran, Iran).
This is my new website and is still under construction. If you want something from my old website check this link.
Recent projects
Datacenter measurement
The high level goal of the project is to develop a monitoring module in the network hypervisor based on software defined networking paradigm that help the cloud datacenter operators monitor the network just as a single switch. One important usecase for this module is detecting the heavy hitters and hierarchical heavy hitters. Now imagine that every tenant wants this service. How can we allocate networking resources to keep all measurement tasks accurate using allocation and admission control schemes. Challenges include estimating accuracy of tasks without a ground-truth, admission control without knowing the size of a task beforehand, and per-switch resource allocation in a scalable way.
vCRIB: A virtualized Rule Information Base
Cloud operators increasingly need more and more fine-grained rules to better control individual network flows for various traffic management policies. In this paper, we explore automated rule management in the context of a system called vCRIB (a virtual Cloud Rule Information Base), which provides the abstraction of a centralized rule repository. The challenge in our approach is the design of algorithms that automatically off-load rule processing to overcome resource constraints on hypervisors and/or switches, while minimizing redirection traffic overhead and responding to system dynamics. vCRIB contains novel algorithms for finding feasible rule placements and adapting traffic overhead induced by rule placement in the face of traffic changes and VM migration. We demonstrate that vCRIB can find feasible rule placements with less than 10% traffic overhead even in cases where the traffic-optimal rule placement may be infeasible with respect to hypervisor CPU or memory constraints.
MRM: A service market for Map-Reduce
Data centers are a bunch of computers which are connected through an interconnection network usually offering computing, storage, and … services. On the other hand, the cloud computing model defines a novel role for mobile, social, and health related computing using the reliability and efficiency of these data centers. As a result of vast application of cloud computing, jobs on these datacenters can have various types with different desired requirements. For example some jobs are deadline driven while others just only need some computation resources. Duration and the amount of computation needed for each job is not available before running the job while they are important factors in defining the service model to guarantee the quality of service. In this project, first we propose a way to predict job duration in map-reduce framework and then use that to define a deadline-driven service market.
9/1/2013 MRM got into SOCC as a poster
Although it could not get into SOCC as a paper, I will participate in SOCC to get more feedback in the poster session.
7/14/2013 MobiSim v3 is out
I implemented many changes in MobiSim in 2010 but never have published them with the hope that I can create a complete network simulator someday. Now, I tried to commit whatever I have done as I think my field of research will not meet mobility in near future. See the project page here.
4/27/2013 SDM paper got into HotSDN
My Software Defined Measurement paper got in HotSDN'13. I cannot participate but hope everyone like it.
3/1/2013 See my data center measurement poster in NSDI
In NSDI'13 poster session, I will present the preliminary work for the data center measurement system. I hope the short paper get into HotSDN'13, too.
12/4/2012 vCRIB got into NSDI
Yay! vCRIB paper got into NSDI. It seems that our lab did a great job this year in NSDI, we have 3 papers.


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* Nine months after changing hands in a foreclosure auction, Continental Plaza is seeing its lineup of tenants grow.
Continental Plaza in Hackensack is rebounding from foreclosure last year, recently closing leases totaling nearly 100,000 square feet, the leasing agent for the three-building office complex said Monday.
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank negotiated leases with several new tenants, as well as landing lease extensions and expansions from current occupants, said Managing Director Blake Goodman, who is based in Rutherford. Those leases represent 97,770 square feet out of the 650,000 square feet in the newly renovated Class A buildings along Route 4 west.
Continental Plaza's new tenants include flexible-workspace provider Regus, which signed for 16,406 square feet, a full floor. It was represented by Jones Lang LaSalle. Real Estate Mortgage Networks took 16,290 square feet, nearly a full floor, in a relocation and expansion move for the company, which was represented by Studley. And the investment adviser Stifel Nicolaus & Co. relocated from Fort Lee, taking about 8,000 square feet, Goodman said.
U.S. Bank, which recently acquired tenant AIS Fund Administration, extended its lease long term and took an additional 10,895 square feet, for a total of 33,535, Goodman said.
In addition, the national chain restaurant TGI Friday's extended its 9,430-square-foot lease 10 years, Goodman said. A number of other leases totaling 22,109 square feet were signed as well, he added.
"We've really stabilized the buildings," Goodman said. "We've gotten a lot of new tenants. Most of the existing tenants, we've been successful at extending out longer terms.
"We still have a few potential tenants on the hook right now. We've got some tenants that are expanding within the building."
Continental Plaza was repossessed by its lender, a JPMorgan Chase investment unit, at a foreclosure auction last July to satisfy a $102 million mortgage. At the time, 30 percent of the complex was vacant. With the recent flurry of lease activity, the vacancy rate has dropped to the mid-20s, Goodman said.
CoStar, the commercial real estate data provider, pegged the occupancy rate at Continental Plaza I, located at 401 Hackensack Ave., at 70.4 percent. The occupancy rate at Continental Plaza II, at 411 Hackensack Ave., and Continental Plaza III, at 433 Hackensack Ave., is about 78 percent, CoStar said.


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Falcon hockey notebook: BG uses team effort to overcome loss of Carpenter (10-16-13) |
Written by Kevin Gordon Sentinel Assistant Sports Editor |
Wednesday, 16 October 2013 08:44 |
Bowling Green is using a team effort to help overcome the loss of Ryan Carpenter. The junior forward is out indefinitely after breaking his finger during BG's exhibition Oct. 5 against Wilfrid Laurier. Carpenter centers BG's top line and is one of the best players in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. He had 18 goals and 33 points last season. "He, obviously, makes a difference, but there are other guys who can contribute and there are other guys with skill who can pick up the slack," BG sophomore forward Ben Murphy said. "Everyone knows if somebody like (Carpenter) is out, they have to pick up the slack and we have the leadership to do that." BG coach Chris Bergeron praised senior forwards Brett Mohler, Bryce Williamson and Cam Wojtala, and junior forwards Dan DeSalvo and Adam Berkle for their play and leadership in Tuesday's 4-3 win over Ohio State. The victory came after BG opened the season last weekend with a tie and a loss at 16th-ranked Union. "We challenged them and they stepped up," Bergeron said. "We were led by our seniors. We're proud of those guys. Tonight is a nice indication of where the senior class can take us if they can put the team on their shoulders." SCRATCHED: BG junior defenseman Mike Sullivan, who played in all 41 games last season, didn't play against OSU. The coaching staff was unhappy with Sullivan's play in Saturday's 5-2 loss at Union. Sullivan is one of BG's best blueliners, and is used on the special teams. "Just something we want to nip in the rear end," Bergeron said. "We're a better team with Michael in the lineup and we want to make sure his play gets to the level he's capable of." RESPONSE: Williamson responded with a big game after being demoted to the fourth line. "That was a reflection of his play on Saturday," Bergeron said. "Bryce knows what the expectations are and he showed us what he's capable of." Williamson — who has a history of inconsistency — had a goal and an assist and led BG with six shots on goal. PP: The BG power play is off to a hot start, scoring four times in 13 attempts (30.8 percent). The unit of Murphy, Williamson, DeSalvo, Brent Tate and Ralf Freibergs scored both goals against OSU, "We're doing things with a purpose on the power play," Bergeron said. The Falcon power play finished last season at 8.8 percent, but was 6-of-29 (20.7 percent) once Freibergs became eligible for the final seven games. "Towards the end of last year, there was some flow with our group and it's carried over to this year," Murphy said. "There's a confidence there, that guys are licking their chops to score when we get out there on the power play." PK: The Falcon penalty-killing was 7-of-8 against OSU after allowing Union six goals in 18 attempts. "We were just better; there was more intensity," Bergeron said. "There were times this past weekend where the intensity wasn't there." The Falcons did a better job of winning loose pucks, blocking shots and clearing the puck from their own end. "Very good," BG goalie Tommy Burke said of the penalty-killing. SOLID: Burke bounced back from a tough start to hold OSU scoreless over the final 29:57. He also had plenty of help from the defense and forwards in front of him. "I wasn't doubting myself," Burke said after OSU scored a fluke goal and two soft goals for a 3-0 lead. "My thought there was, '30 minutes left, just shut the door from here. I just told myself to make the next save." "His play after those two goals was solid," Bergeron said. "The second half of the game he was more than solid. It was what we needed him to be." MILESTONE: Murphy's game-winning goal against OSU is believed to be the 7,000th goal in the history of the BG program. |
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Apropos of photographer Irina Werning's fantastic "Back to the Future" project, my pal Robin Abrahams asked on Facebook what photos the rest of us would choose to recreate if we had the chance. This was the one I thought of immediately. I kept it on my fridge for a long time as an adult, where I would look at it every day and think, "I want to feel that happy all the time."
I don't, but it's still a nice goal.
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Before the lightbulb, man went from burning wood, to paraffin and whale oil, to kerosene. When Thomas Edison and his associates successfully built the first incandescent electric lightbulb in 1879, they did so with the goal of creating a high resistance system that would require far less electrical power than was used by existing arc lamps. The role of technological innovation in that context was to maximize the output from a specific fuel source to meet our energy needs. Since then, the evolution of lighting has made it cheaper, more convenient, and more efficient—freeing up time and resources. Enhanced agricultural productivity could not have happened without innovation in energy systems like tractors, irrigation, machinery for drying, and food processing.
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Well said! We envision the world energy network to evolve from a rigid, top-down controlled infrastructure towards a more organic, autonomous functioning network in which energy, information, service and control is distributed on all levels.
This is currently being realized in rural India, it might inspire you: https://vimeo.com/54515148
Thanks rural spark! I'm very intrigued by your project. Please feel free to get in contact if you'd like to chat. email@example.com.
Well said and great points – I too am cautiously optimistic about seeing some real improvements and I think off-grid distributed hybrid power systems are a way for communities to have greater ownership and control over their energy... especially if these systems can create reliable baseload power to run homes and businesses (beyond a few lights and stoves).
The biggest challenge is probably scaling these energies... Our Switch Energy Project explores these issues from a scientific and technological point of view with expert input – http://www.switchenergyproject.com
And, in the meantime, I think it's important for us all to focus on efficiency in our own lives... those little things add up and it's an actual step we can take today and every day.
There's also Little Sun: http://littlesun.com/ working on a similar project (bringing light to the 1.6 billion people off the grid), and working with local small businesses, rather than international investors. They've gathered support from world's leading energy experts for their Charter of Light (http://littlesun.com/index.php?sec=charter) e.g. Prof. Nigel Thrift (Vice-Chancellor & President, University of Warwick UK): http://bit.ly/12xY0gW - might be of interest?
Thanks for the tip. I'll be speaking to LittleSun this afternoon.
I'm Tanzanian and I concur with the notion that social entreprenuers are the most feasable solution to our on-going power hurdles. In general, power around the country is not stable (in terms of contined supply and distribution) regardless of whether you examine this issue along the rural-urban divide. I live in Dar es Salaam and power interruptions, sometimes back-to-back 24 hour outtages, are common in parts of the city. What's needed is for young, proactive minds to come together and spearhead this initiative. Relying on the government or so-called development initiatives will only address specific areas of interest and in the long-term will accomplish very little in terms of providing a sustainable supply. With the success of mobile phone payments in the country (and indeed the East African region), entreprenuers should leverage on mobile technologies as a platform for collectiong payments especially amonng the rural poor for electricity connections/distribution. A key reminder in any initiative is that it must be owned by local champions for it to have lasting and meaningful impact.
Asante sana. Yes, I did notice that power outages are very common in Dar! There are many young, innovative companies in Tanzania building off the success of the mobile phone distribution network and M-Pesa.
Heifer International works in rural areas around the world, and we have found great success and adoption of biogas units for cooking and lighting, particularly in Asia and Africa. These systems capture methane gas from livestock, crop and even human waste to provide clean, convenient energy while reducing the reliance on unsustainable fuel sources. Read more here: http://www.heifer.org/blog/tag/biogas
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Vintage Typewriters – Back to the Future
Apparently, vintage typewriters are a collectors dream and commanding high prices! It seems we all treasure the design and style of retro. The pink typewriter photo instantly made me read this article in The Wall Street Journal (see it here).
Of course I instantly wanted one, so I set off this weekend to all the great thrifts and second hand stores I know to find my own… and that proved utterly fruitless. I guess finding such a gem is going to cost you… not that I would even use it! I just want to have it. And as the Journal says, Cormac McCarthy didn't write "No Country for Old Men" on a computer! Maybe we have too much tecnology?
I've always been a Led Zeppelin fan, they were something special, unique and never heard before … and never to be heard again. So thanks to YouTube, I've been watching all these old Zeppelin concerts, and I've grown to appreciate their unique genius in a new and more mature way. Of course, my retro love of the early 1970′s keeps me entralled, but especially the most absolutely gorgeous, sexy, blond God that was Young Robert Plant.
I still love Robert Plant, but I never really appreciated him fully until now. Of course, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham match him in genius, yet I think it's his bare chest and curly locks that do it. Not to mention they are the greatest Rock and Roll band ever! Long live the Queen; the Brits surely have brought us much musical joy (influenced by solid American roots!
Watch Led Zeppelin in their prime!
Check out my etsy store here for a couple of 1970s inspired prints.
75 years of Polaroid
We have all come to the realization that Steve Jobs was a National Treasure and has changed our world. But I didn't know that Steve himself considered Edwin Land, the creator of the Poloraid camera, as his hero. Of course, with my fondness for retro and nostalgia of times and styles of the past, I lament the demise of the Polaroid camera. Yes, it did not turn out the best of pictures, but they were often magically delicious, and the fake digital polaroid filters just aren't, well… REAL! I also have to sadly admit I threw out THREE instant polaroid cameras, a Sun 600, a Spectra, and a more recent "Funkit" thinking they were useless since the film has been discontinued.
But there is the site "The Impossible Project" (http://shop.the-impossible-project.com) which has recreated these films. I'm estactic about their grand efforts to keep the polaroid alive, yet the film is quite expensive for 8 eight images, so it is probably best i don't have my cameras, as I would undoubtedly buy the film.
Check out the official polaroid site, as well as this great article in The Wall Street Journal yesterday: "It's Polaroid's World and We Just Live in It."
And lastly below is one of my scanned favorite Polaroid's, available as a re-print for your retro-loving pleasure!
Bits and Pieces
I particularly like the Patchwork dresses I've been seeing.. they remind me of collage and layering in art forms. It is something tricky to achieve in both fashion and art. What clashes… and what is harmonious together?
I think the use of black and white makes it much easier to pattern clash. It is something I should try as I usually use a lot of color.
Below is one of my newer more "earthy" patchwork pieces. For now it is only available in my Etsy store (click on the image to visit my store!) as I have too many industrious activities going on and keeping up with them is exhausting (my life functions as a patchwork as well!) I think it is most beautiful as a canvas.
But please take your time to peruse my website, where I have many images not on etsy:
And as Autumn is near, of course I think of Paris, and this seems to represent a piece of a patchwork memory of Paris… It is time to go again. YAY!
I read an excerpt of this book, "A Furious Love" by Sam Kashner, Nancy Schoenberger in Vanity Fair. I was so fascinated by the "Marriage of the Century" that I had to go and get the book! It was a fascinating read, and perhaps it romanticized their love, but Richard Burton was quite the romantic and wrote all kinds of sweet love notes and letters to Elizabeth. What woman doesn't like that? They HATED to be called "Liz and Dick"…. they were Elizabeth and Richard. By many, many personal accounts, they were BOTH more beautiful in person than on film. Elizabeth's loveliness lasted well into her prime and people were shock by her beauty in person. Richard, on the otherhand, was quite the hunk… every woman was attracted to him and his beautiful voice. I just love to read about their time and the era they lived in, and reflect about how it has passed, never to return. I miss old Hollywood glamour!
Tragic and sad story all around, though.
It inspired me to make a "Elizabeth" pop art influenced canvas of the infamous Hollywood icon for my store. If you like it, go check it out by clicking on the photos!
Today Helen Gurley-Brown, THE woman… the woman behind Cosmo magazine, the woman who told many many generations of other women that it was ok to enjoy being single…that it was ok for women to have sex without guilt, has died. All I could think about today though, was the luminous Natalie Wood, who starred in the movie based on Helen's famous book, "Sex and the Single Woman." The book was written in 1962, and if you are a fan of Mad Men, then you already know how it was for women in that pre- feminism era.
In retrospect, maybe the movie doesn't have the impact or importance of the book. The incredibly beautiful Natalie is a "Sex Therapist"; she is a working woman- an educated woman. In the end of course, the inevitable happens and she falls for Tony Curtis. I haven't seen it in a long time, so I can only reflect on these two thoughts… the death of a important cultural icon and feminist Helen Gurley-Brown, and the incandescent and unforgetable Natalie Wood. (Tony Curtis – meh!)
Rest in Peace, and thank you Helen!
Golden Gustav Klimt
Today I came across two different items related to the iconic Gustav Klimt. Having been to Vienna, which I love (where I swear his spirit lives on!) one is often caught by surprise when suddenly, looming around any corner, is an Art Deco architectural wonder. Of course it is a modern, bustling city, but it literally sings with music and art. I can't help but love Klimt; of course I love his lyrical line and sense of the decorative, and gold leaf is always special to me (anything that is glittery works for me!) But also, he was a true lover of women and their sensuality, and he always messed and annoyed the establishment of his day, a character trait I admire. No shrinking violet was Gustav! And he produced some seriously beautiful art.
There is a review in The Wall Street Journal "Forever Between Two Worlds" for an exhibition at the Neue Gallery in New York, in honor of the 150th aniversary of his birth. And at the Getty Museum here in Los Angeles, we have "Gustav Klimt: The Magic of Line" which will showcase his drawings. An excerpt:
Discover the beautiful and evocative drawings of Gustav Klimt in this major retrospective, which explores the stylistic evolution of his drawings as well as their centrality to his work. Klimt's drawings are characterized by an unsurpassed mastery of line, from his earliest days as a student to his maturity as an avant-garde master.
I am lucky enough to be able to see both, as I will soon be in New York (YAY!!) so I will get to absorb some Gustav magic.
Here is a Photo illustration collage I did that includes an image on Klimts very famous "The Kiss". I no longer sell this image, but maybe I should revisit it! I love being inspired from other artist's and incorporating them in my work.
Visit my website or etsy store to see what I am up to now!
All the pastel dyed jeans this season are affecting my color preferences. I quite like them… but what to wear with them? Batik-dyed skinny jeans also sound fab. For sure, the big platform wood shoes are a must for either!
I did buy this eyelet top from Banana Republic, I think it could work…
In any and ALL cases, though, the pastel clothing extravaganza will certainly work in the colorful city of Positano Italy, where I want to be wearing them SOON!
The Rolling Stones are celebrating their 50 years in show business, as I recently read in the Wall Street Journal. It was interesting to be reminded that the Stones' early style was very natural, as in, one could almost say JCrew-ish? I have to say that I prefer Mr. Jaggar in those clothes in that era. A most beautiful English lad! Here is what phtographer Gered Mankovitz said about their style in the early days:
"In late 1965, when I first shot them, it was against the band ethos to dress up too much," said rock photographer Gered Mankowitz, who toured with the band that year, and shot Stones album covers such as 1965′s "Out of Our Heads" and '67′s "Between the Buttons." "There wasn't a lot of difference between their off- and onstage style, really. The look was natural, real—not flashy. Part of their visual strength was their individuality. And each had their own look."
Although I also must say I love their jumpsuit and cape wearing in the years that were to follow, I think their classic look fit their youth well.
Click to view more fabulous Rolling Stones looks! May they Rock and Roll forever!!!
Beautifully Bjork
It's been a long time between blog posts for me. I've had a bit of computer burn-out. Time always runs short, and I need to replenish by thinking and making things. Sometimes making things that have no use at all. There is a beauty in that, like the beauty of Bjork. I am so thrilled and grateful each and everytime I sell something, but getting it out there in cyberland takes many hours sitting in front of the computer. In fact, right now, instead of working, I read this fascinating article on what inspires Bjork; everything from music to the rain forests. I think it is well worth the time to find out about what inspires Bjork, because she is a true original creative force. I don't always love all of her music, but I always love her and her strange beauty. She inspires me!
Click on this image to read and listen to some of the many things that inspire Bjork from this fabulous article on the guardian.uk website, written by Rebecca Nicholson.
You can also find images of her best fashion choices! Of course, the famous "Swan Dress" is there!


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A: Opaque gold with a huge, frothy many-fingered head that never dies. Pour slowly, like they suggest, otherwise you'll have a mess. Foggy, thick lacing.
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T: Comes on strong with orange peels, lemons and Belgian yeast. Funky, earthy. Tasty.
M: Medium with ungodly frothy carbonation.
O: A very tasty hybrid from Parish Brewing. The saison hides the hops well. Recommended.
Serving type: bottle
10-30-2013 19:50:20 | More by brewskifan55
4/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This was just released today!
Carbonation was high, had to let it sit for a few minutes after pouring for the head to stop rising.
Smell: citrusy hops and saison yeast.
Taste: the balance leans a little more towards the IPA side, probably because it is super fresh.
Solid representation of this trendy new style.
C'est Bon!
Serving type: bottle
05-02-2013 04:34:03 | More by mattviator
4/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
A - Pours orange in color with hues of amber, very opaque and has a billowing paper white head. This is one that even if you pour slowly, it'll still have a volcano of carbonation.
S - Hay, barnyard aromas (minus the feces), floral with an apple/pear type fruit coming through and peppery yeast.
T - Fruity/floral taste to start off and has good yeast coming through with light malts. There's an ever so slight tartness on the end and finishes is with some bitterness.
M - Easy drinking, dry, effervescent and very carbonated.
O - They really mixed both styles well. The IPA shines through and so does the saison qualities, but neither overpower one another.
Serving type: bottle
06-08-2013 17:38:11 | More by cvm4
4.01/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
750 ml bottle to tulip. $13. Parish's second big-bottle release, after Grand Reserve. No freshness date.
A: Very handsome opaque gold. Enormous head takes a while to settle in, dramatic lacing. Also: a nice bottle label, so a few style points.
S: Primarily citrus, especially orange, so American-style hopping is obvious. Cotton candy, a little booze. Also a trace of something earthy/salty.
T: Nothing earthy as nose suggests. A bright citrus taste that mingles with a dry bitterness on back end.
M: Effervescent. Dry. Bitterness doesn't linger.
O: A totally solid, straight-ahead Belgian IPA, the only one I'm aware of being made in the Deep South. Between this and Grand Reserve, Parish clearly knows how to step outside the drearily familiar pathway of hot-weather session beers so ubiquitous down here. It's expensive, but I'll support this endeavor.
Serving type: bottle
05-02-2013 13:50:33 | More by ZethOfTheNorth
4.04/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
a - poured a big, rocky, bubbly, three-fingers thick off-white head into a snifter that left thick lacing and sheeting throughout. the body was a hazy amber color.
s - yeasty, clove, grassy hops.
t - rye comes through as spiciness with some grassy hops thrown in.
m - medium and coating.
o - this was graciously given to me by a fan of fairhope brewing who had traveled from louisiana while i was working in the taproom. my first parish beer and i thoroughly enjoyed it.
Serving type: bottle
08-28-2013 19:05:18 | More by GPHarris
4.06/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
A: medium orange, bone white head of several fingers. super carbed in appearance.
S: spicy yeast notes, white pepper, flowers, cut grass, bread crust.
T: spicy hops, touch of pine, grass and herbs, pepper, yeasty esters, touch of sweet maltiness, quite bitter.
M: effervescent, prickly carbonation initially, but tames after a few minutes, medium body.
O: good Saison qualities, good IPA qualities and balanced well.
Serving type: bottle
05-06-2013 00:21:14 | More by EgadBananas
4.13/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Thanks to mandalore84 on reddit for this one. Poured into an Irish imperial pint glass as conservatively as possible.
Appearance - I have never experienced a more lively beer. For lack of a better description, it exploded in the glass, looking like it was boiling. Once it settled, it was a lovely hazy, opaque orange color
Smell - My favorite part of this beer. It has a wonderful sour smell that is completely refreshing and attractive. I don't pick up any hops at all
Taste - sour and hoppy, but neither is overdone. There is no sweetness from the alcohol whatsoever. There is nothing remarkable about it, but it is very solid
Mouthfeel - Carbonation! It has a lot of bite and finishes very dry
Overall - a really great beer for a warm summer day. It is a good mix of styles and relatively well done.
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2013 01:38:32 | More by douginromeo
4.16/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Aroma: Phenolic with some grainy sweet malt aroma and some rye. Floral hops come through at first with some herbal character.
Appearance: Deep golden and hazy. Big rocky head that fades and displays lacing. Creamy and vivacious appearance.
Flavor: Malt is of clean grainy sweet pilsner and spicy rye. Good balance of phenolic, firm bitterness and malts. Floral and fruity hops are forward and some orange peelish hop character in finish. Some herbal character.
Mouth feel: Medium to medium full body and quite lively with it's carbonation. Bitterness lingers pleasantly dry.
Overall Impression: Big on hop and big on carbonation with quite a bit of spice. Very creative line drawn through a number of traditional styles. Quite well done and appropriate given where Parish Brewing is located. I love it. The big bombers from Parish are delivering every time they're released.
Serving type: bottle
05-04-2013 02:21:09 | More by JerryOdom
4.36/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Parish Brewing Company - Farmhouse IPA
Acquired through trade and shared with two friends.
Look - Pours a hazy caramel with an orange hue. Massive bubbly head. Minimal lacing. Heavily carbonated.
Smell - Typical Saison but with a sweet malt and a subtle resiny hop on top.
Taste - Sweet malt in front, then sour yeast in the middle, finally some citrus hops come in after. Sweet and sour, quite unique.
Mouthfeel - Sticky hop resin and sour Belgian-style yeast on the sides. Good drinkability. Slightly alcohol warming. Medium bodied.
Overall - Solid brew, interesting fusion of a Belgian, Saison, and a malty IPA.
Serving type: bottle
06-02-2013 22:48:38 | More by JMScowcroft
4.6/5 rDev +14.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured into a large snifter glass. The beer pours hazy orange copper with a very thick white head that dissipates slowly. The initial pour comes with a lot of head due to the bottle conditioning. There are some visible tiny bubbles in the beer. Some lacing is left behind on the glass as the head recedes. The beer smells of bready and sweet malts, citrus and floral hop notes, and spiciness. The first sip brings some bready and sweet malts and the hop bitterness hits in the back end. The hop flavors are like citrus and quite floral. The hop bitteness is more like bitter orange. The body is medium with strong carbonation. The finish is dry and the carbonation helps tame the aftertaste. The drinkability is very high. This is an excellent beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-06-2013 00:36:37 | More by acevenom
Farmhouse IPA from Parish Brewing Company
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Ashley Greene leaving her apartment in NYC. (August 19, 2010)
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ahhhh, I'm done, off to the movies…didn't even miss the trailers…
God I love those legs.
I agree,might be the best legs in showbiz right now.
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- Release Date: Nov 30, 1996
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Press charge for three seconds to turn Vader into a Bison.
Charge punch for 3 seconds and release for Goldust to throw Gold Dust in their eyes.
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Barely a week had passed since Davis died from a brain aneurysm brain aneurysm Cerebral aneurysm Neurology A dilated and weak segment of a cerebral artery, often located in the circle of Willis at the base of the brain, which is susceptible to rupture; BAs may be caused by birth defects or follow poorly controlled HTN Clinical . It was hardly enough time for his only daughter to bid farewell to the coolest guy she'd ever known, let alone not have him with her on a race day. It's difficult enough carrying the weight of being a pioneer of sorts - the 26-year old Lyons is an African- American female climbing the male-dominated ladder that leads to the riches and fame on the NHRA NHRA National Hot Rod Association NHRA Northland Human Resource Association NHRA National Human Resources Association NHRA Nursing Home Reform Act NHRA National Hospice Regatta Alliance NHRA National Heritage Resources Act (South Africa) PowerAde drag racing drag racing Form of motor racing in which two contestants race side by side from a standing start over a straight quarter-mile strip of pavement. Winners go on to compete against others in their class until only one is left undefeated. series - but now the Sylmar native was doing it without her most trusted confidant. Lyons was in Phoenix to make her debut on the Lucas Oil Lucas Oil Products is a company that sells automotive oil and additives. It was founded by trucker Forrest Lucas in 1989. The company is the sponsor of several NASCAR, NHRA and Indy Racing League events. Division 7 in the SuperStreet bracket, the first step in what she is convinced will be a determined march to the big time of the PowerAde tour. Everything Lyons and her father had done over the previous three months, all those nights practicing at race tracks around the Southland and the weekends spent at drag racing events throughout California, was aimed at success in Arizona and on the ambitious, pro-style, 24-race schedule the two devised for the coming year. Only Jack Davis never made it Phoenix. ``It was very difficult and very stressful,'' Lyons said, the unmistakable sounds of a busy race shop clanging clang n. 1. A loud, resonant, metallic sound. 2. The strident call of a crane or goose. intr. & tr.v. clanged, clang·ing, clangs To make or cause to make a clang. behind her. ``I'm used to him rolling me up to the line, and him being there every step of the way for me from beginning to end.'' When the race ended barely 10 seconds later, Lyons was celebrating a surprising victory over Rob Knoles, who finished 2004 as the third-best points earner in the Super Street Div. 7 bracket. Meanwhile, fellow racers and fans strained their necks to get a glimpse of the guy who just toppled the third-best racer on the circuit. They in for a surprise. ``Out climbs this beautiful 105-pound girl,'' said Tony Williams, Lyons' crew chief. ``And you could just here everybody go, `Whoa.' That was a response I'll never forget.'' Neither will Lyons, even though she knows she had some help that day. ``My dad was with me in that car, I know that for a fact,'' Lyons said. ``And he's been with me every time I've raced since. I know it. I can feel him.'' During a recent visit at Quarter Mile Performance race shop in Chatsworth, she feels a different kind of power. It is the 565 cubic inch, Dart Big ``M'' engine. It's an extremely expensive piece of machinery - powerful enough to provide a 1,100 horse power thrust (compared to the 850 her first engine produced) and enable her race car to easily cover the track in eight seconds. And it's going to help Lyons fulfill a dream she had since the first time her father pulled her into a race car when she was 2 years old: To reach the pro stock drag race circuit in the PowerAde Series. ``Between the big block and Nicole's driving skills, she's got a bright, bright future,'' said Mike Consolo, who helps run QMP QMP Quality Medical Publishing QMP Quality Management Plan (USACE) QMP Quality Management Program (Canada) QmP Qualitätswein Mit Prädikat (German wine certification) race shop along with partner Brad Lagman. ``We're just excited to be a part of it.'' Just then, Lagman interrupts. ``Hopefully she won't forget all the little people,'' he said, laughing. 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Martin sees a little of himself in Lyons. ``The thing that jumped out at me about her was her burning desire to succeed,'' Martin said. ``And she's got heart, and by that I mean she's not afraid when she's racing.'' Much like her father, who earned money in street racers throughout Los Angeles in the 1960s - some legal, some not - Lyons seems most comfortable in cars that move very fast. Davis took Lyons for her first ride in a dragster drag·ster n. 1. An automobile specially built or modified for drag racing. 2. A person who races such an automobile. when she was 2 years old, and her reaction stunned him: When the car finally came to a stop, she was squealing squeal v. squealed, squeal·ing, squeals v.intr. 1. To give forth a loud shrill cry or sound. 2. Slang To turn informer; betray an accomplice or secret. v.tr. with delight. 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Good Izakaya restaurant near Irvine/Costa Mesa?
Honda-Ya is pretty good... bigger space. I really like Shin-sen-gumi because of the atmosphere and freshness of the food. Most of the clientele is also Japaneses (I think this is a good sign of the restaurant's greatness). Hope you enjoy either places!
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Actually I have. And I think being such a regular at Honda-Ya skewed my opinion of Shin-Sen-Gumi. While I thought the food was good, my friends and I were a bit overwhelmed by the service -- I think we were in the mood for a quiet dinner that night and got the complete and polar opposite. Here's my brain dump of the experience which I wrote two years ago.
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I think Honda Ya's cuisine reigns supreme. Although Kappo Honda is owned by the same people.
But to be fair, they seem to be different types of experiences.
Shin-sen-gumi's Robata is for a fun night out, with lots of lively entertainment from the waiters. The type of place you'd want to take people who are rowdy themselves.
Kappo Honda is yakitori focused and is a smaller, cozier restaurant. The staff is demure, polite Japanese females who are the exact opposite of the testorone overload across the street at Shin-sen-gumi.
Honda-Ya is bigger, in selection and in space. The food is all around great and the service is somewhere in the happy middle of Kappo Honda and Shin-sen-gumi.
All worth a try to be honest. But if I had to recommend one, it would be Honda-Ya.
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Are Anti-Violence Programs Working? This year, Montgomery Police launched several initiatives to help curb violent crime. This year, there have been several stop-the-violence rallies, marches, meetings, and basketball tournaments. But are these programs effective? United Dreams Executive Director and community activist Craig Boykin works with inner-city youth and tells us he's beginning to think they're not. "The individuals that we are trying to send messages to, a very small percentage, if any, attend these events," he says. "So now I'm thinking, is it becoming a fad? a trend? something popular to do? Let's have an anti-violence something, get my name out?" But Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy says some initiatives will take some time before any results are noticed. He says he does believe, however, that Montgomery Police are building a bond with those in troubled parts of town. He references Tuesday's murder as an example.
"I think the fact that several community members came forward with information that led to this arrest, or at least the signing of the warrant is a true testimony to that relationship," Murphy says. And he says it's not just new initiatives that will help curb violence in Montgomery, it's also the age-old 'see something, say something.' "You're watching a drug deal go down right in front of where your kids are playing and where you live. Do you want a safe community? Call the police. Do something about it. Speak up." Though Boykin says in some rough neighborhoods, that's not likely to happen. "When I was growing up, you just don't tell," he explains. "If it's not your business, you don't get involved. That's just their mindset." Something new that Montgomery Police say they will start doing is following up with the families of the victims of these homicides. |
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis leaders are contemplating changes that would fundamentally alter the makeup of city government.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1lOer4e ) reports that among the ideas being considered would be allowing aldermen to choose the president of the Board of Aldermen. The position has long been elected by a citywide vote.
No bill has been introduced. Mayor Francis Slay's office says it is focused on other issues and not pushing the idea.
Alderwoman Phyllis Young says some people have spoken with her about the idea. She successfully championed a measure that will reduce the number of city wards to 12 from 28, eliminating 16 aldermanic jobs when it goes into effect in 2022.
But Young says she's not sure if the idea of appointing the aldermanic president will generate support.
Information from: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, http://www.stltoday.com