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Lander Student Helps Stage NACA South Showcase
Doug Mikeal, a Lander University student from Irmo, recently worked with the production crew staging the National Association for Campus Activities South Regional Conference.
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Lander University graduate joins the ranks of general officers in the military
Another Lander University graduate has been promoted to brigadier general, the third Lander alumnus to pin on the one star insignia of that rank in less than three years.
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Lander is cited for its tradition of planting trees on campus
Lander University has received recognition as a "Tree Campus USA" for its commitment to incorporating tree plantings in its landscaping program. The designation by the national Arbor Day Foundation honors colleges and universities for promoting healthy trees, and engaging students and staff in the spirit of conservation.
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Rare Map Given to Lander
Retired chemist and friend of Lander John Barnes recently presented the university with a rare land use map created by his father during the Great Depression.
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Home Builders establish scholarship for engineering students at Lander
Students in Lander University's dual engineering degree program will benefit from a scholarship established by the Lakelands Home Builders Association. Nick Nicholson, executive officer of the Association, said the scholarship is designed to provide financial help to students who would support the construction industry in South Carolina after graduation.
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Greenwood-area students learn about forensics at Lander camp
Local students who are attending a forensics camp at Lander University this week are hearing from an expert on a key portion of the subject. Dr. Jeff Burkes, of Greenwood, a retired dentist and former professor at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry and School of Medicine, shared his knowledge of forensic odontology, the science of using dental structures and other characteristics in the identification of unknown human remains and bite marks.
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Lander and Fuji introduce local students to different scientific fields
Lander University is playing host to young, would-be scientists during the annual Fuji Summer Science and Math Enrichment program. A class called The Magic of Chemistry attracted 22 students, rising 6th- through 9th-graders, who spent a week exploring a variety of chemical topics under the supervision of Dr. David Slimmer, dean of Lander's College of Science and Mathematics, and Dr. Ralph Layland, chair of the Department of Physical Sciences.
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Lander Department of Nursing honors top students
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Lander adds two new master's programs to its academic lineup
Lander University will soon introduce two new graduate- level programs, pending approval of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools: a master's degree in Emergency Management and a master's in Nursing, Clinical Nurse Leader. Both would be unique to South Carolina.
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Lander students honored for co-curricular service
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More than 50 Lander University students were recently honored for their scholastic accomplishments during the 2012-13 academic year, receiving the top academic discipline and special awards from the university's four colleges. The awards were presented during Lander's annual Academic Awards ceremony, held at the conclusion of the spring semester.
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Lander University students earn Who's Who recognition
The names of 14 Lander University students will be included in the 2013 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, one of the most highly regarded and long-standing honors programs in the nation.
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Dukes Setting 'An Example of What Good Faculty Should Be'
As a high school student considering possible majors, Lander University assistant professor of chemistry Dr. Albert Dukes III had a hard time choosing between chemistry and physics.
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Lander students inducted into Alpha Chi to recognize outstanding academic achievement
Family and friends gathered at Lander University recently to witness the spring induction of 55 students into Lander's Alpha Chi National College Honor Scholarship Society.
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Lander hosts Fuji summer science programs for students in grades five through 12
Would-be scientists among middle school and high school students in the Lakelands region will be able to try their hands at crime fighting, exploring microorganisms, chemistry, physics and more when Lander University hosts the annual Fuji Summer Science and Mathematics Enrichment program starting in June.
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Lander awards top academic honor to Greenville resident
During a ceremony in the F. Mitchell Johnson Board Room, Lander University officials awarded the top academic honor, the university's Thayer Award, for fall 2012 graduates to John Hudson, of Greenville.
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Two Lander nursing instructors earn doctorates within weeks of each other
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The roof is open, and under God's midnight blue sky, it's close to game time … but not for Brandon Stokley, who is among the Broncos' eight inactive players tonight after missing both days of practice.
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Hi, could be strange question, but curious to know, is this possible?
I know my some XYZ data will going to expire (say after 5 hours from now) when expiration will start. But, I need to restore them tomorrow (one day required to recall the tapes, dont have them onsite).
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i think you should be able to restore even if expiration runs and if you have Reuse delay Set >1 day . they should be way which i am not sure, but i am sure this where reuse delay can help you.
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make syre that your expire inventory job does not start by
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I have actually don setupts where expiration is always done once a week just in case.This does not seem to affect performance enough to cause a problem in smaller environments.
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The short answer, when I'm asked a question similar to the above quote: no, you can't do this.
The long answer: in theory, you can do it. It means you're restoring an older TSM database backup, and (probably) recovering from the tapes that are in a "pending" state. It's massively disruptive, a right royal pain in the backside to do, and if you're not extremely careful (including taking a TSM database backup just before you do the TSM DB restore, followed by restoring that database backup once the recovery is complete - NOT a complete list of the precautions you need to take), you'll lose all of the data backed up, archived, and/or HSM migrated since that database backup was taken. I would only even think about doing this if it was a "do this or the company goes under" situation; doing it even once sets a precedent, and it leaves you open to a hell of a lot of pain when people start pestering you for that oh-so-critical file that they deleted a month ago and didn't think about until they needed it this morning. This sort of usage is not what was intended when IBM/Tivoli put the reusedelay parameter in place.
Hogmaster pretty much has the answer to the original question - check the admin schedules, and any administrative scripts that might run expiration, to make sure it doesn't start; kick it off once you've done the restore.
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The Internet is a busy place. Usually, we're all just puttering along online, watching silly cat videos, checking e-mail, and occasionally getting some work done. If you truly were to comprehend everything happening on the Internet at any given moment, it would drive you mad, much like Bowman in "2001: A Space Odyssey."
"The thing's hollow--it goes on forever--and--oh my God--it's full of Internets!"
Fortunately, Intel has broken down what happens in an Internet minute into an easy-to-digest infographic. First, let's look at the big-daddy number. Every minute, 639,800GB of global IP data is transferred. That's a little hard to really wrap the mind around, so let's get into some of the telling details.
In a single minute of Internet time, 204 million e-mails are sent. Online denizens view 20 million photos on Flickr. Twitter processes 100,000 new tweets and 320 new Twitter accounts are created. That's more than five new Twitter users per second. No wonder it's so hard to keep up with all that tweeting.… Read more


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Hello everyone, my name is Eric. I'm 20 years old ( 22 now), just graduated with my associates in illustration from DCAD and Im eager to start my art career so I'm taking the time to build myself a portfolio for just that. I have an older sketchbook that I've been updating for a few years but I don't believe is reflects my skills anymore and I decided to start a fresh one. To start off I have a few digital paintings and tons of pages from my small sketchbook that I carry with me everywhere. There is a healthy mix of figure and life drawings, character, vehicle, and environment designs. I hope you like.
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Looks great so far! You seem to have a great handle on graphite as a medium. The few digital/color works you posted feel a bit clumsy; they lack the subtle control of value and shape that your pencil works possess. So my suggestion is, more color and more experimenting with other mediums. Keep up the good work!
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Dierat- Thanks for the comment, yeah I agree I am still new to digital painting I've only been doing it for about 8 months.
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Really fun sketchbook to look at. I like your line quality, it's graphic and a little cartoony. But you may want to start using a straight-edge when drawing architecture. Anatomy is good (don't listen to the douche-bags on here that nit-pick about anatomy too much). You also have a good sense of lighting, nicely dramatic in some pics. The only thing I found lacking is texture. Start playing around with just drawing texture and then start incorporating it into your sketches. Please post more, I'll be checking in on your sketchbook.
Lord Senneian- thank you, you really hit the nail on the head, I've been trying to work on textures recently but more so in photoshop, experimenting with different types of brushes. I honestly never thought about it in my sketches but you're right it would bring it to another level. Thank you.
Haha, good to hear you graduated, im also at DCAD at the moment.
Anatomys looking nice, the only things that REALLY bother me are those thick black outlines. Im not against outlines but maybe make them lighter, or add a black background to get rid of them.
Hey, great SB. I enjoy your designs.
Looking forward to some more fleshed out images.
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Some cool designs in your mix. I like that your are doing some figure work. I would like to see more of your stuff worked out like thumbnail ideas working towards the more finished ideas. Anyways looks like you are on the right path just keep going.
This is a speed painting I recently did, took about 90mins. Referenced from a photo.
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So far, I see nothing wrong with your recent work. Just keep at it...
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updated WIP for CHOW.
I like the design for the Fighting Seraph--that hat is really interesting. I created a "Sith Lord" for a previous CHOW with a similar hat haha. The picture so far has the possibility of being really good. The pose is wonderful, the design suggests a culture within his world, and his expression is convincing. Make sure to organize your composition value-wise though. Remember that although the picture might make sense--the lights and shadows are good, the anatomy is good, etc.--it still may not be interesting. Janaschi I think is really good at creating interesting pictures, if you want to look at her stuff.
I think your pencil work is good, but maybe you could change the style to make them more interesting. They make sense (anatomy, lighting, etc.), but the way they're rendered seems kind of boring. I really don't know much about pencil-rendering (*ahem*I'm poor at using pencils), but maybe incorporating darker values or different methods of handling the pencils. I know some really good pencil artists here--I like Chromosome's style for example--so imitating their style might help you in that respect.
YihyoungLi- thank you for the comment!
This is another WIP for the chow, I'm slowly getting their. I like it so far though.
I think i'm just about done with this weeks chow, i'll give myself a day or so to maybe make some changes. If you have any critiques please feel free to post them
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Hey i'm back! don't worry just because I haven't updated in a while doesn't mean I'm not working. These are some digital stuff I've done recently. I also have a couple dozen sketch pages to scan but I haven't gotten around to it yet. Tell me what you think!
Some very nice studies you got here, i like how your conceptart is going aswell keep it up!
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This is an illustration I am currently working on. Please critique anything on it for far!
more work on my latest illustration. I spent like 5 hours just on the face.
More development into the illustration. Plus a close up of the main character.
Bump, I would like to try and get some feedback on my latest work please
Firstly, your recent work is very good. Its amazing to see so much progress on one page.
Your colours are good, but I think that your lines might need some more work, before you take on huge coloured projects. Your colouring is solid, but its what's underneath it that counts. If your lines are lacking, then the picture isn't gonna look 100% regardless of how well you colour (which, by the way, your colouring is good)
My best advice is to spend some time with posture, as I feel this is the spot you need to work on the most, from what I've seen. SOME of your work is great and doesn't need work, which is a bit confusing how some turn out fantastic, and some not so much. Make sure you get lots of perspective practice and just keep on keepin' on.
Still though, an amazing first entry Keep posting y'all! 8D
I thought I was finished with this piece but after a few days of looking at it I see some more work that needs to be done. I think the main characters anatomy is a little off, the arm I think but I'm not 100% sure, if anyone wants to do a paint over to help me out feel free. I'm going to experiment with a few things myself.
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Hike, don't run, to your nearest vista
Published on Wed, Sep 2, 2009 by
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As far as I know, there aren't a whole lot of "unwritten rules" for trail running. In fact, I admit I've rarely read any written rules about trail running.
But if there were, I'd make sure this is in the all-time, top-five list: don't save the uphill, no matter how short it looks on the map or is in your mind, for the end of your run.
I was brought to that point quite clearly a couple of hours into my trail run/hike along the Elwha River as I explored the Geyser Valley loop and trails last week.
My purpose was threefold: one, to try out my semi-new pair of trail running shoes; two, to finally see all those spots I'd been missing these years - such as Michael's Cabin and Humes Ranch - when I'd ditch the long trail for a glimpse of Goblin's Gate; and three, to get away from work for a while.
Well, I was three-for-three. I should have added No. 4, however: return an unbroken, wholly lucid human being.
The series of Elwha River day hikes, dubbed the "Geyser Valley Complex" in some hiking books, features a number of eye-popping views of the Elwha on both the northern (upper) trail and the southern (riverside) trail.
The trailhead at Whiskey Bend offers hikers a number of choices, including longer and significantly steeper trails to Hayden Pass and Hurricane Ridge. The less hearty hiker generally keeps to the relatively tame trails here, extending three miles from the trailhead to my own self-prescribed end point, a bridge crossing the Elwha that leads to Dodger Point.
The Elwha Trail is a bit of a hybrid, giving hikers the sense of an alpine climb with plenty of evergreen shade and sweeping views of one of the peninsula's finest rivers. Even on a muggy July afternoon at the hottest point of the day, a number of day hikers of all ages were here and there, probably wondering why some idiot was running by them and not stopping to see the views. To be sure, I did. I just ran from one view to the other.
A little more than a mile into the run/hike is the Eagles Nest overlook. I recall scoping out some elk one early morning in my childhood from this spot. We didn't see any that time and it wasn't on my schedule for the day, but I assume it's still there. It dips less than a tenth of a mile out of the way and back.
A stone's throw from there is a steep drop into Rica Canyon and Goblin's Gate. This is the path I normally choose. It's a little tough on the knees going downhill so steeply but the views at the bottom are incredible, particularly at the "gate." I met several hikers who were taking this route, going downhill to start the hike and getting up-close river views to start and saving the upper route for later. I passed.
Another half-mile beyond that is the Krause Bottom Trail, another zigzagging bit of earth taking hikers down toward the river. I passed again.
My first stop was Michael's Cabin, about another half-mile beyond the Krause Bottom trail junction. I'd heard lots of folks making the trek out to the cabin so I wasn't sure what to expect.
It's ... a cabin. It's old. It's preserved. Sorry to ruin the suspense.
For local historians, it's probably a real gem, though. According to the neatly typed and framed description, Michael's Cabin, made of split cedar shakes, was named for "Cougar Mike," a wilderness man who made his living hunting predators with hounds, maintaining mountain trails and phone lines. Michael lived in "Dok" A. Ludden's Geyser House after Ludden died in 1927 until the late 1930s. Ludden, I came to find out later, was the guy who dubbed this place Geyser Valley for, as he explained, "the wind sweeping down the fir-clad sides of the hills whirls upward again, twisting and forming the clouds into geyser-like shapes."
Michael then moved to Riverside on the Soleduck (or Sol Duc, for those who care) when Olympic National Park was formed. He died in the 1950s.
The cabin was built on the property in 1937 by Jay Gormley and Gus Peterson for overnight use as they traveled to Olympic National Monument to keep trail and phone lines intact, the note informs visitors.
Good to know.
I ran on for nearly another half mile before finding Humes Ranch, where I found another rather Spartan homage to local pioneer history. Only this place was twice as good: it had two rooms to Michael's one. Apparently, a man named Grant Humes, relative of nearby pioneers William and Martin Humes, built this cabin and a barn in 1900 with help from William. Grant lived there until his death in 1934. He started the first wildlife sanctuary on the peninsula with the two meadows of his homestead and surrounding area.
According to local history, Grant Humes once wrote: "I have come to know that it ain't all of hunting to shoot."
The barn was destroyed in 1958 after being deemed unsafe and the cabin was repaired and preserved.
On this day, a family of four was using the cabin as shelter from 75-degree sunshine. The younger hikers were adamantly wondering aloud whether this was the final stop while the older hikers pondered some side trails. I wasn't going to get in the middle of that, so I moved on.
The path varies between root-filled and rock-strewn here on the upper trail, and while it makes running quite tricky in some spots, my trail shoes provided ample support. I found the numerous footbridges and small creeks an extra challenge as I sped up and down the divergent terrain.
I can't say I saw much wildlife other than a pack of bugs here and there; hopefully I wasn't scaring them off. Fauna included the rather ordinary combination of ferns, mosses and the occasional penstemon.
After an hour, I made it to the bridge that eventually leads the trail to Long Ridge and Dodger Point. The whole valley opens up here, and with the river so low this summer, it seems like another planet as the rushing waters slowed to a gurgle here. I couldn't help but take a respite from my run.
Then, for the long trip back. I took the lower trail along the river hoping to get some cooler air. Along the way I met a couple from Georgia who had hiked Hurricane Ridge the day before and wanted to see what the Elwha looked like. They seemed nice enough and gave me a great reason to stop under a tree near Krauss Bottom. I kept on toward the Rica Canyon trail where I saw a small family enjoying a dip in the blue-green Elwha waters. I wanted to go for a dip too, but I wanted to finish this run.
The lower trail is much rockier and has some rather slippery spots thanks to crumbling dirt here and there, but oh the views ....
A little more than two miles from the bridge turnaround, I found myself at Goblin's Gate, a freakish little spot where the Elwha squeezes between canyon-like walls. Behemoth fallen trees seem to dangle precariously over the gap, though it looks like they haven't moved in decades. It's a nice spot for a snack.
Unfortunately, I was well-winded by this time and, as I mentioned before, the path back from Goblin's Gate is like a Stairmaster set on "kill." I tried my best to run up the steep slope. Then I jogged. Then I simply took a few steps, gasped for breath, and repeated.
By the time I made it back to the car, I remembered why they call these day hikes, not day runs.
Next time, I'll leave any kind of trail running here to the experts, and instead take the slow road.
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Ratings: 27 | Reviews: 15 | Show All Ratings:
4.18/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle pour at Woodshop 7 held at Beachwood BBQ & Brewing in Long Beach, CA.
Barrel # NBB 4-5B6. Bottle # 436-11.
Pours a murky dark brown with a foamy dark khaki head that fades to nothing. No lacing on the drink down. Smell is of malt, cherry, berries, and some slight nutty and almond aromas. Taste is much the same with a tart and funky flavor and an acidic quality on the finish. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is easy to drink but the aroma really doesn't indicate the sourness that is present in the flavor.
Serving type: bottle
07-25-2012 00:52:33 | More by UCLABrewN84
2.98/5 rDev -26.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Very dark body. Almost black with some red flecks. No head but a thin collar.
Smell - Lots of malt, but an equal amount of acidity. Cherries too.
Taste - God it's sour. Lots of cherries. Some malts. Even maybe some nuttiness. Very sour finish.
Mouthfeel - Medium to heavy body. Medium carbonation.
Overall - Overpowering in every way. So sour.
Serving type: bottle
06-15-2013 04:36:10 | More by Alieniloquium
4.3/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to FooFaa for sharing this 750ml bottle on 10/3/10.
A - Poured a lovely, rich deep burgundy, black cherry-toned liquid with reddish brown hues a thin off-white ring that dispersed to spotty patches of foam around the glass. Reninds me of cough medecine.
S - Initial aroma artfully combines woody, tart and nutty attributes, with the toasted almond character really cutting through more than I had anticipated. The nuttiness really works well with the cherry character here, and the barrel wood adds depth and complexity to the aroma.
T - DThe flavor demonstrates a dominant woody quality with ample cherry tartness and a pleasant toasted almond character with a pinch of vanilla sweetness underneath it all. Finishes with a hint of nutty astringency amid an pretty intense tartness and lots of dry woody notes.
M - Medium bodied with a syrupy texture, perhaps a tad watery overall. Dry, prickly and tart on the palate.
D - Extremely flavorful Wild Ale that is unique and complex... and very tart! The cherry, wood and almonds all work nicely together, and the brew remains quite drinkable throughout despite the assertive tartness and dryness.
Serving type: bottle
10-04-2010 12:52:43 | More by ffejherb
4.23/5 rDev +5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
Bottle (2010)
Acquired via trade
Thanks, quirkzoo!
(Aged for ~3 years)
Hazy dark ruby and brown. Small off-white head. Dots of stick left down the glass. Appropriate.
Lots of oak and sharp, sour cherry notes combine nicely in the aroma. There's some vinegar as well, but the cherries and oak are certainly the most expressive elements. There's something else here as well; there's an earthy nut character--something like a cherry pit.
The flavor is similar to the aroma: cherry flesh, sour cherries, cherry pit, vinegar, sharp sour notes, oak, and earth combine to make an incredible drinking experience. Very nice.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
A delicious, decidedly American cherry sour ale.
Serving type: bottle
05-12-2013 15:45:50 | More by ehammond1
3.2/5 rDev -20.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Pours a very dark reddish brown. No real head. Smells weeeeird. Like... Gross shitty outhouses in a dry heat. Dirty barnyard funky but it's a bit off. Tastes tart and cherry heavy. I get a lot of pepper on the tongue as well. Very reasonable mouthfeel but man the nose is throwing everything about this beer. Not enough carbonation for me overall weird.. Interesting..
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2011 02:21:45 | More by Urbancaver
4.2/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle reviewed thanks to quirkzoo as part of the Blind BIF 7
Bottles 5A & 5B from Quirkzoo, not necessarily a pair but hell, why not.
Both bottles are lightly waxed, red and yellow. good grief, these bottles look beautiful together, and I can smell the aromas already.
5A Pours a dark cherry red with very little foam. There is a ring of bubbles around the glass but no real foam. The aroma is all grape tannin. It smells like a young merlot. Wow, the taste is very grape like. I'm getting a lot of grape skins and bitterness. Its very good and enjoyable,and finishes very tart. I keep going back for another sip. Very tart and slightly acidic. I really have no guess on these. I'm guessing this could be a flanders red, but not sure.
5B Again, a lot of grape skins but a bit sweeter. this beer is like a chardonnay compared to the merlot of 5A. Light bodied, a bit more foam, there is some apple, pear, maybe a bit of coriander, grape skins. I'm picking up some oak as well. Very light bodied and well carbonated. Again, I don't have a guess. Its definitely something I've never had, along with 5A.
5B is way more drinkable, while 5A is definitely more flavorful.
so I guess its time to see what quirkzoo sent me…
I almost don't want to tear off the labels because these beers are so enjoyable that its nice to drink them without knowing what they are…
5A-Trinity The Flavor
5B-Trinity TPS Report
Well excuse my language but holy shit! This is just insane. Quirkzoo you went above and way beyond with these. What I thought was wine flavor was the cherries and oak in The Flavor. I'm really at a loss for what to say after this. To me these were two beers that I thought I'd never get to try and tasting them blind is exactly what this BIF is about. Big wants for sure and all I can say is thank you.
Serving type: bottle
11-18-2012 07:47:08 | More by mikereaser
4.7/5 rDev +16.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
750ml from the brewery, $35. Barrel #NBB4-SB6. Bottle #363-11. Into a New Belgium Globe.
A: Incredibly dark red, think coagulated blood, with a slightly pink layer of foam on top. Even an aggressive pour barely coaxed a measly little head. A ring of bubbles is left around the edge of the glass. No lacing to speak of. The initial pour is quite clear as well.
S: Big sour oak barrel smell right off the bat. Sour cherries and a faint amount lemon. There are definitely some toasted almond notes in here as well. Definite funk here as well. I can definitely tell this spent some time in a New Belgium barrel as well, lots of house sour smells reminiscent of La Folie.
T: Tons of layers throughout this one, incredibly flavorful. Sour cherries, melt in to a bit of chocolate, some slightly nutty almond flavors, a little bit of earth, and a definite oak presence as well. Holy shit this is impressive. I almost feel guilty swallowing the stuff because I want to hold it in my mouth. Not bracingly sour, but definitely starts to reach that point. Nice amount of malt in here to add a decent layer of sweetness to balance things. Damn, this is tasty.
M: Light carbonation, fairly thick body, puckeringly sour, with a ton of lactic presence in my mouth. My spit is thick from the lactic acid. Finish is dry and oaky. Really nice here.
O: This is my first sour from Trinity, and it definitely did not disappoint. Is it worth $35 a bottle though? Mostly, but it is still an expensive treat. I really enjoyed the nice layer of malt sweetness that came on right during the sour onslaught, made it even more enjoyable. Definitely in the upper tier of American sours for me though. Nicely done, can't wait to try the other goodies I got from Trinity.
Serving type: bottle
08-14-2011 03:33:40 | More by pokesbeerdude
3.83/5 rDev -5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to christoj1969 for this one (again!). 750ml bottle with handwritten bottle # 325, NBB4 from 7/21/10.
Pours a clear, dark brown with mahogany highlights. Only slight traces bubbly legs on the side of my tulip. Low fizz on the pour with ample cabonation in the mouthfeel.
Lots of nasty, stinky gym socks on the nose with sour cherries.
I get funk followed by sour cherries on the flavor. Wine tannins are present from the oak involved in the aging. I can't pick up the almond much until get a nuttiness on the aftertaste, but the BA'er newtonty I am sharing it with gets the almond presence much more than I picked up. I get a splash of cider in the mix, as well.
Mouthfeel s moderately thick for this style of beer. Good carbonation in the mouthfeel. I liked it and my buddy really liked it alot. Recommended!
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2011 02:45:55 | More by beachbum1975
3.38/5 rDev -16.1%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks Bill!
Pours a brownish red with little head. The nose is really, really weird. Smells like muddy, slightly spicy and slightly acidic cherry. Like a mud covered sour cherry. Really odd. The taste is totally different. Oaked cherries, maybe black cherries with a very slight amount of tartness. Really goes down easy and is a nice, different kind of beer. A little dry and bretty, but not much. Maybe after some time. Pretty big body and low carbonation. This beer is such an oddity, but I kind of liked it.
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2011 21:01:19 | More by seeswo
4.22/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
The tasting group is all over the place on this one.
A. Pours very dark with brown and some red.
S. Funky muddy character with cherry and a touch of lemon and oak. A bit of chocolate comes out as it warms.
T. Tons of cherry up front with a bit of oak. I don't get any of the almond at all. Good, but not as tart as expected. A nice black cherry tart character. There's good chocolate there as well.
M. Good body. A nice thickness with fairly low carbonation.
D. The smell detracts initially, but everything improves as it warms.
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2011 02:38:35 | More by BeerAndBourbon
3.9/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
2011 vintage. Thanks to quirkzoo for opening this, awesome opportunity because of your generosity! Reviewed from tasting notes.
This pours a cloudy muddy brown with very interesting pinkish highlights. No head forms, but some carbonation is apparent. I have not ever seen a beer that has both brown and pink/red in its color at the same time.
The aroma is layered and complex. Cherries are the most prominent, but I also detect a significant amount of brett funk, some slight enteric (vomit) notes, honey, almonds, and a touch of vanilla. That is a lot for one beer!
On the palate this beer remains as complex as the nose, and presents wisps of chocolate, vinegar, cherries, vague but complex notes of almonds and vanilla, and finally a bit of a sweaty character.
The mouthfeel is neither heavy nor light, and and would probably tend towards the lighter side if it were more carbonated. I usually prefer lower carbonation, thus I like the feel of this beer.
Conclusion: This beer pushes the boundaries of beer as many other Trinity sours do. Sometimes I wonder how many ingredients can be thrown into a beer and still show through in the final product- apparently many! Other than the vomit notes in the aroma, I think this beer is quite well done. My highest respect is still reserved for beers that achieve complexity from simplicity, but cherries, almonds, oak, and brett are pretty interesting when combined. If your budget allows, try this beer!
Serving type: bottle
11-18-2011 17:54:45 | More by allforbetterbeer
3.45/5 rDev -14.4%
look: 1.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Dark red-maroon pour, light brown head diminishing to nothing. This beer could actually be one of the ugliest beers I've seen. Like muddy river water. If it didn't have a head I think it'd give it a 1.
Cherry and yeast up front in the aroma. Weird toasted nut/oak smell. Some antiseptic cleaner.
Dirty dark cherry and pit flavor. Moderate sourness with a light rubber note. Lemon like acidity. The nuts are kind of lost. This was drinkable and surprisingly nice after having some stomach churners from this brewery. It was just not very complex but sounded ambitious.
Serving type: bottle
02-05-2012 23:29:34 | More by BearsOnAcid
3.45/5 rDev -14.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
The beer was packaged in a very classy champagne bottle and was dated as 2010. I drank the beer on Christmas day 2011 so it was at least a year old.
The beer pours a dark brown color with some red present in the highlights of the beer.
The aroma is of dark malts and sourness. It is that funky aroma that comes from a sour beer that is somewhat sharp like vinegar.
The beer started off sweet and soon turned into a cherry pie flavor that kicked you right in the face. The sourness pukered your lips it was so intense.
Overall the beer was a good one timer. It was a unique mix of malt and cherry but it was just too sour to be all the enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
12-28-2011 21:29:12 | More by LeeryLeprechaun
4.13/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Barrel # NBB4-SG6 Bottle # 418-11 (2011 edition)
Pours a very strange dark crimson, looks like half prune juice half cranberry juice, with lots of debris.
Smell is very funky, with a strong cherry tartness to it. Brett funk is very sour (another taster smelled some vomit on the nose). Taste is more of the same. The sourness was well balanced, especially if you have tried their old growth. The mouthfeel is where this beer is very unique, it had a very dry mouthfeel but still had a good amount of body, perhaps owed to the nuttiness of the almonds that are added. As I continued to taste the beer I got a little bit of vanilla and nail polish after the initial shock of the sour cherry subsided.
Overall a very interesting sour, definitely one to seek out if you like to try something a little different, though at the high price point ($35) not one that I plan on having again anytime soon.
It seems to have a lot of body and I think it would stand up well to some extended aging (5-10 years) and would be very interesting to see how it evolves over time.
Serving type: bottle
10-05-2011 02:07:44 | More by quirkzoo
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I really loved the hazy red color of this beer, and the reddish tinge that the head had. The wild funk and sour cherries that had macerated in some really good sipping vinegar (yes, I've had some vinegars that are good enough to sip on their own), and earthy smell of the oak really lured me in.
The powerful, mouthfilling sourness is amazing. There are so many levels and kinds of sour going on, from the sour cherries, acetic acid sour, the bit of lactic acid sour...so nice. There is a lovely toasty flavor that comes through after a while in the finish that melds with the sourness and the earthy, yeasty flavors. The oaky tannins and slightly buttery, vanilla notes don't really seem like flaws, just background accents in the torrent of sour, lip smacking fruit.
This is an intense beer, not very carbonated, but very hard to stop drinking. I was really happy to share this with a group of friends since drinking the whole bottle by myself might have been a bit much, but I really didn't want to finish, and was sad when the last drops went down. A really great sour beer, with lots of complexity and character.
Serving type: bottle
09-28-2010 06:40:02 | More by Anaz
The Flavor from Trinity Brewing Company
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The New Path by Swami Kriyananda
Intensity is Everything — How Work Helps Our Meditation Practice
The spiritual path would, one suspects, be relatively easy to understand if it involved only meditation, ecstatic visions, and a blissful expansion of consciousness. Why, one asks, must it be complicated by mundane activities like ditch digging and letter writing and cleaning up kitchens? One may sympathize, on one level at least, with that reluctant disciple, on the day we completed the swimming pool at Twenty-Nine Palms, who grumbled, "I didn't come here to pour cement!" Many a sincere devotee, too, has probably wondered what pouring cement (or digging ditches, or writing letters, or cleaning up kitchens) has to do with finding God.
The answer is, quite simply: nothing! Not in itself, anyway. Master once told the story of a man who placed a hundred-dollar bill in the collection plate at church, then was upset because God didn't answer his prayer. Laughingly Master commented, "God already was that hundred-dollar bill — whether in or out of the collection plate! Why should He care where it was placed?" The realm of maya (cosmic delusion) is like the surface of an ocean: No matter how high the waves are whipped by the storm, the over-all ocean level remains the same. God doesn't need anything that we can give Him. He already is everything! The one thing He wants from us, Master said, is our love.
The purpose of spiritual work, then, is not really to do things for God, but rather to do the most important thing of all for ourselves: to purify our own hearts. No work for God is more or less important than any other. The Bhagavad Gita states that He accepts even a flower or a leaf as an offering, if it is tendered with devotion. The important thing is to reach the point where all our love, all our energy flows naturally toward Him.
Meditation, too, is a kind of work. True, it differs from such labor as digging ditches, but then, so also does mental planning, and who will say that planning is less truly work than the physical execution of plans? Even in the animal kingdom, mental ability is often more highly regarded than brute force. (Witness a group of dogs playing together. Usually it's the brightest one, not the largest, that the others follow.) Meditation is the most refined and exalted of all mental activities. From it have come the greatest inspirations. If one could meditate deeply all day there would be no need for a person seeking divine communion to dig ditches or to do any other work, whether physical or mental.
The criterion, of course, is that word, "deeply."
When Mrinalini Mata, already a disciple when she was still a young schoolgirl, met Master at the breakfast table one day, he remarked to her, "You didn't meditate this morning."
"Sir," she protested, "I meditated a whole hour!"
Master, quite unimpressed, replied, "You should have meditated half an hour." He had seen that in sitting longer, when not in a mood that day to meditate with intensity, she had actually done less effective meditation.
Intensity is everything: intensity of awareness. Superconsciousness cannot be attained by halfhearted efforts. "You must be calmly active, and actively calm," Master said. "Be intensely aware of everything you are doing." Work, on the spiritual path, is a means of helping one to channel his energies constantly, dynamically, toward God.
"Make every minute count," Master said. "The minutes are more important than the years." People who put their whole concentration into working for God find they can also meditate more deeply.
"When you work for God, not self," Master told us one day, "that is just as good as meditation. Then work helps your meditation, and meditation helps your work. You need the balance. With only meditation you become lazy, and the senses become strong. With only work, the mind becomes restless, and you forget God."


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these pipes are incredible.... they sound great with or without the baffles. very loud without.
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Great sound and performance gains with an air cleaner
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Amazing sound and look. An amazing deal.
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This was my first set of Vance & Hines pipes, what an amazing product. The chrome was flawless, installation was a breeaze and the performance/sound was right on!
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Pipes look great. Sound is good with baffles but not loud enough for me. Removed them and horsepower and tourqe dropped drastically. I reinstalled them after a short ride. Would rathe have speed over noise. Installed Screaming Eagle intake and filter with a stage 2 download and DYNO tune at local dealer. Throttle response and power noticeably improved. Very happy with final setup.
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excellant pipes good sound and made bike run great
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Margaret Antosh Ference
Hi Patricia,
I was wondering about your memorial page on Margaret Antosh Ference and if you had a picture of her gravesite or any other information on her, she is my Great Aunt who died giving birth.
Thank you! Dawn
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Dawn Cordeiro
on Jun 12, 2010 9:53 AM
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