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Hoppy Feet - Clown Shoes
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3.71/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
12 oz. bottle poured into a snifter.
Aroma: Firm earthy, piney, and cedar-like hop aromas up front. A hint of chocolate that reminds me of the chocolate oranges you get around this time of year. Fermentation character is clean. No esters noted.
Appearance: Jet black pour with a low khaki head that doesn't last long. Appears still in the glass.
Flavor: More assertive earthy hop bitterness followed by piney and orange-like hop flavors. A bit of chocolate powder hints get dominated by the pine and orange hop flavors. Balance is clearly hoppy. Finish is clean and dry. Aftertaste is bitter on the back of the tongue.
Mouthfeel: Medium-low body with medium-high carbonation. No alcohol heat. Slight hop derived oily character. No astringency.
Overall impression: A distinctively American hopped Black Ale. The hops are in charge with enough malt character to keep it interesting but definitely plays a background supportive role. Worth trying.
Serving type: bottle
12-08-2013 22:31:19 | More by mattcrill
4.14/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
$2.49 single poured into a weird 10oz looking pint glass thing since nothing else was clean. No bottling date that I can tell.
Appearance: A dark, clear, ruby black. Small fizzy brown head doesn't last long. Minimal lacing. This is the worst part of the beer, but also the least significant.
Smell: Surprisingly bright hops coming through on the forefront in this dark beer. Smells awesome. A bit of citrus fruit, floral hops, and dark fruits (may be the citrus mixing with the dark malts doing that to me).
Taste: One of the best black ales I've had, without a doubt... hopped up very nicely with that "dark" character, without adding a face walloping roast bitterness, or char flavor. Really almost a perfect balance. A bit sweet on the front, a bit bitter on the finish, with that deep roasted malt taking over on the finish, but leaving that lingering hoppiness that makes you want another sip.
Feel: Medium feel and carbonation, which is working just about perfectly for me on this beer. The carbonation brings the taste buds to life to experience all that hoppy goodness. Semi-dry and bitter finish. Mouthfeel actually feels sort of creamy? Just tasty stuff.
Hoppy Feet is better than I thought it would be. A flagship beer any brewery would be lucky to have.
Serving type: bottle
12-07-2013 16:45:26 | More by Alextricity
3.65/5 rDev -5.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Bottled on 9/12/13. 12oz bottle poured into a tulip. Pours black with some light getting through; off-white head that leaves nice lacing and retention. The aromas are full of chocolate malts along with hints of citrus. There's some sweet grapefruit in the mix alone with some pine. Hints of orange peel as well. Flavors are nice, but they seem redundant and subtle. The hops do their thing though, giving this is a solid bitterness. More chocolate and cocoa malts which are balanced out by the hops. More citrus. Orange zest and pine resin is there. Finishes with some grapefruit. Finishes pretty dry for the most part. Mouthfeel is medium-bodied and somewhat light. It has moderate carbonation and is smooth. Alcohol goes unnoticed. This is an easy drinker.
This is a very solid Black IPA. There's alot to like about it. I do like it, but it leaves me wanting a little more from it. I do appreciate it though. It's pretty good, overall.
Serving type: bottle
12-06-2013 23:45:07 | More by BB1313
3.8/5 rDev -2.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a Stone Brewery flute glass. Pours a very dark brown with mahogany tint, half finger light brown head with good retention and light lacing. Rich aroma of chocolate, coffee and dark toasted malt. Flavor of toasted malt, charred coffee, mild dark chocolate, grassy hops. Long lingering dark malt and grassy hop finish. Medium bodied with light creaminess. A nice hoppy CDA with good char notes of coffee and malt. Malt body is slightly light to support the coffee and hop bitterness, making the finish a bit dry and less balanced, but still an enjoyable black ale that hits all the right notes.
Serving type: bottle
11-08-2013 06:05:07 | More by LiquidAmber
4.43/5 rDev +14.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Very dark brown in color. Great two-finger head.
S: Hints of coffee, hops, chocolate, sweetness, and malts are present.
T: Bitter hops and bitter coffee in nature...with chocolate and slight brown sugar tastes.
M: A malty and hoppy feel with coffee added.
O: A great BIPA. Very bitter and hoppy with nice coffee tones. Bitter yet smooth.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2013 03:57:24 | More by mcflypie
West Virginia
4.18/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Serving Type - Bottle
Appearance - Black with tan tint, minimal 1/4 inch head, some nice lacing.
Smell - Much like a stout, roasted malts, smoke, brown sugars, licrose mixed in with some hops. A little molassess and honey also is present.
Taste - First sip is a mix of roasted malts, coffee and piney hops. There is some brown sugar added in along with honey and molasses that balances out the bitterness. Chocolate and cococa add a dark, bold flavor that works really well with the malts.
Mouthfeel - The tongue really gets the smokey malts, along with some hops. Palate is coated with malts, bitter hops and a nice mix of brown sugar, coffee and chocolate. Aftetaste is malty, sweet and bitter.
Overall - A nice beer, really is a mix of stout and ipa with excellent amount of added sweetness to really make it a enjoyable brew. The coffee aspect mixed with the hops, might be a little too bitter for some, but other then that a soild beer.
Serving type: bottle
10-26-2013 21:20:34 | More by wvsabbath
4.06/5 rDev +4.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I'm really liking their labels and the concept, and the fact started on sort of a joke. Brewing this black IPA, sometimes you stumble onto something good. These guys are contract brewed at Mercury Brewing in Ipswich, MA. This pours pitch black, and meets the perfect mix of dark porter and hefty balls out IPA. Dark tan khaki head almost pitch black body except for some ruby highlights at the edges of the glass. Aroma has herbal, pine, and citric notes amongst a back drop of dark malts roasted dark coffee and chocolate notes I'm liking the marriage of the two. I know this style but it's been awhile since I've had a really well balanced version of the Cascadian Black Ale, or Black IPA. In the nose I'm even getting hints of licorice and salted caramel, don't call me crazy I'm seriously getting a mix of those aromas. Flavor is dry dark roasted malts, with hints of cocoa and nearly burnt espresso. Big vegetal bitter, earthy notes, reign supreme with citrus peel and pine cone needles kicking in, there's a bit of a hop assault here. However, the dark creamy chocolate notes take on some of the harshness and I'm left finishing this beer at a surprisingly quick rate. Carbonation is dead on mellow but carries the resinous hops quite well, medium to full bodied range leaves a lingering hop bitterness between sips, with hop burps to follow. Overall, quite an impressive beer that I can appreciate the complexity of all the elements that and the fact that it hit at exactly the right time around the height of the black IPA craze a couple years ago.
Serving type: bottle
10-22-2013 17:40:44 | More by WVbeergeek
3.9/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle poured into a pint glass
Pours like a stout with millions of bubbles. Impenetrable black liquid. Thick, billowy foam clouds. Big, fluffy lacings.
Aroma of coffee, black licorice, sweet raisin, malt.
Taste of strong coffee, slight bitterness in the front of the tongue, clean smooth finish. A hint of the alcohol as well.
Medium , medium heavy mouthfeel, chewy.
Reminds me of a stout with some hops tossed in. Smooth, rich flavor and enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2013 22:48:36 | More by WunderLlama
4.05/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a bottle dated "bottled on" 3/18/2013 (so aged a few months), into a pint glass.
Appearance - darker than most black IPA's, no mahogany hue when against the light. Thick, creamy, meringue head! Lacing is sticky and thick!
Smell - cocoa, dark chocolate, brownies; not much early on in the hops department.
Taste - more malt forward than hops upfront, but a nice hop and dark chocolate bitterness present.
Feel - medium body with some bitterness, but more bitter chocolate, as opposed to hops.
Overall - admittedly, I really love the American Black Ale/Cascadian Dark Ale/Black IPA style, so I find this beer to be outstanding!
Serving type: bottle
10-19-2013 23:31:35 | More by DenverHopHead
4.05/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Dark Brown, little head retention
S - Roasted Malt , Chocolate
T - Bitter upfront with Dark Chocolate tones, Lots of hops a little sweet and added to with Pine and Coco.
M - Medium Body, nice Carbonation
O - Like most Black Ales Its several things.
Serving type: bottle
10-19-2013 01:12:45 | More by patpbr
2.89/5 rDev -25.5%
look: 4 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 2.5
Bottled on 4/29, so you know it's still good. From a 12 ounce bottle, on to the beer:
Like the name, this beer is black bodied with two fingers thick of head. The aroma has the standard roasted malt component, also astringent malt, and...nail polish remover? A wee bit of hops make their mark as well, but it's the nail polish remover which concerns me.
Taste; nail polish remover first thing. Talk about a mood dampener. It adds an unpleasant bitterness to what looks like an otherwise good beer. The malt has a bittersweet taste, then it seems to go semi-sweet. A little bit of hops and resin and ending with a dry finish. The beer is medium bodied and soft with a texture which is almost creamy.
What a tease. Hoppy Feet has so much promise if it weren't for that off-note. Next time, no quality control problems please.
Serving type: bottle
10-06-2013 05:36:02 | More by DoubleJ
3.55/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Rich and hoppy! Pours obsidian black with a medium dark tan head. Scents of charcoal, coffee, chocolate. Taste is good. Nicely crafted, boldly hopped. There are some bitter chocolate flavored, some definite char and coffee tones. A heavy mouthfeel with muted hop aftertaste. A good beer but not a session. It's bold and in your face and after one you're tired of tasting all that flavor.
Serving type: bottle
10-02-2013 02:23:24 | More by TAMU99
North Carolina
3.79/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a bottle into a shaker pint, the beer is a dark brown-to-black coloring with a frothy, foamy, big bubbled, light tan head that starts around an inch and slowly settles into a surface coating. Great cling along the glass. Aromas of roast and bitter coffee with an overlay of resin and piney hops, giving a pretty dynamic and layered nose. Flavors are heavily roasted, with a campfire char and smoke forward, bitter dark roasted coffee in the backbone, and a spiced and resiny hops presence that builds at the end of the palate. The aftertaste ends up being a balance of roast and smoke with bitter hops. Light, crisp body with a dry, clean, crisp finish. The beer does leave a slightly smoked linger as you continue to drink. Decent beer.
Serving type: bottle
09-30-2013 01:07:37 | More by GarthDanielson
4.1/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12 ounce bottle into tulip glass, bottled 5/23/2013. Pours fairly pitch black color with a 1 finger dense khaki head with great retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of grapefruit, orange zest, dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, pine, floral, grass, light char, light nuttiness, and roasted/floral earthiness. Very nice aromas with nice complexity and very balanced hop and roasted notes; with good strength. Taste of big grapefruit, orange zest, pine, dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, light char, toast, floral, light nuttiness, and roasted/floral earthiness. Good amount of pine bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of citrus zest, pine, dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, toast, floral, light nuttiness, and roasted/floral earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Very nice flavor balance of hop and roasted malt flavors with good complexity; with a good malt/bitterness balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a lightly creamy, crisp, and moderately sticky mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with minimal warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is an excellent black IPA. All around great balance of roasted malt and hop flavors with good complexity; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A very enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
09-07-2013 04:49:07 | More by superspak
4.16/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
a: pitch black with maybe a hint of brow, 2 finger frothy tan head. looks solid
s: smells very nice. roasted and toasted malts dominate the nose here, followed by milk chocolate, citrus & earthy hops.
t: follows the nose. roast/toasted malts, bittersweet chocolate. a hint of sweet cocoa as well. this then fades into a nice piney bitterness. also some citrus (grapefruit bitterness, pineapple) and earthy tea leaf-like flavors as well
m: on the lighter side of medium, but very well carbonated which makes it feel a little fuller
o: glad they distro to Cali now. if you're a fan of black ales, please give this a shot. not the best but a nice drinker
Serving type: bottle
09-03-2013 01:18:05 | More by hopsputin
3.83/5 rDev -1.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a nonic.
A: Black. Pours a 1 finger, tight, foamy, brown-white head. Stagnates in suspended animation. Head never fully settles. Some thick beer ring and more pervasive spotty lacing remains.
S: Roasted malt, sweet dark chocolate, and oak bark; all with a bit of a floral character.
T: Charred grains, unsweetened dark chocolate, black licorice, peat, and a slight oakiness.
M: Full, thick, and hearty. Earthy feel. Bitter finish lingers on the palate. Has a bit of an alkaline feel in the end.
D: Sip and enjoy.
Atmosphere is really strong. Great foamy, tight, lingering head, and plenty of persistent lacing. Nose is a great combination of of roasted grains, chocolate, and wood with a floral presence. Malt is charred and well-balanced with unsweetened bitter dark chocolate, licorice and peat, with a nice oaky tone. Earthy and hearty, but a bit of an alkaline character. Overall, this is a really good quaff.
Serving type: bottle
08-28-2013 03:23:30 | More by bmwats
3.38/5 rDev -12.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
I picked up a bottle of Clown Shoes Hoppy Feet a couple weeks ago for $2.69 at The Lager Mill. It's been a little while since I've had a Black IPA and since I'm still working my way through the Clown Shoes line up I thought I would give this beer a shot, so let's see how it goes. No visible bottling date, but it just showed up recently so I think it's fairly fresh. Poured from a brown 12oz bottle into an imperial pint glass.
A- I like the label, it goes good with the name of this brewery and while it's not the most eye catching label I still think it's nice. It poured a nice dark black color that didn't let any light come through with three fingers of creamy medium tan head that died down to a thin ring that stayed till the end and left some nice rings of lacing behind. This is a very good looking beer, I really liked the creamy tan head.
S- The aroma starts off with a fairly higher amount of sweetness followed by loads of malts that impart a roasted and chocolate like aroma with a slight bit of coffee in the background. Up next comes the hops which show up a fair amount and they impart some herbal and earthy hop aromas with citrus hops seeming to stick out the most imparting a nice grapefruit like aromas. This beer has a nice aroma, I thought it was fairly balanced and the hops and malt aspects were both nicely represented.
T- The taste seems to be somewhat similar to the aroma and it starts off with the roasted malts that impart some roasted flavors with a slight bit of chocolate and coffee coming through but its a charred malt flavor that seems to come through the most. Up next comes the hops which impart a pretty big earthy and herbal hop flavor with hardly any citrus coming through. On the finish there's a high amount of bitterness, a little too much so and it had a roasted malt and bitter aftertaste. This was a nice tasting beer, but I wish the hops flavors came through more with a little less bitterness.
M- Not too smooth, a little watery, oily, fairly dry, on the slightly lighter side of being medium bodied with a slightly lower amount of medium carbonation. The mouthfeel wasn't that great, it was little thin and watery, plus it was a little on the oily side.
Overall I thought this was a decent beer and a fairly average example of the style, it looked good and it smelled nice, but when it got the taste, the charred malt and bitter hops showed up the most overpowering the roasty and citrus aspects that I like the most in the style. This beer didn't have good drinkability, it wasn't that smooth and the flavors didn't do a good job at holding my attention, one is enough for me, I feel no need to have another. What I liked the most about this beer was the appearance and aroma, I thought they were both nice, with the appearance being my favorite. What I liked the least about this beer was the taste and mouthfeel, they were the weak point of this beer and they need some work. I wouldn't buy this beer again, there's many other Black IPA's I enjoy much more and I wouldn't recommend it. All in all I was let down with this beer, Clown Shoes seems to be pretty good with hoppy beers, but this one just didn't do it for me and I thought it was pretty damn rough around the edges. Better luck next time guys. So far this is my least favorite beer from Clown Shoes.
Serving type: bottle
08-24-2013 03:42:02 | More by StoutHunter
3.63/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
A - Almost pitch black with two fingers of muddy and foamy head. The stick on the glass is outstanding and the head maintained at a quarter of an inch an hour deep.
S - licorice, hops, piney, caramel, malts.
T - Hops on the forefront, followed by a big creamy malt backbone, dry to finish. Anise flavor present.
O - Very solid and maybe my favorite I have tried from this style which is not my first choice.
Serving type: bottle
08-22-2013 03:03:20 | More by andrewjraab
3.96/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12 ounce bottle -> tulip glass
A - deep brown almost black with a foamy one finger head, a small retention ring, and lots of lacing. Very beautiful pour.
S - Not as much on the nose as I expected. I get some coffee, chocolate, and pine.
T - nice malty backbone (notes of raisins and molasses) with a bitter coffee (almost burnt) finish.
M - kind of thin for the style, but pleasing nonetheless.
O - my first offering from this brewery. Not too shabby!!!
Serving type: bottle
08-09-2013 03:41:39 | More by Mojo
3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Pretty darn good brew. Poured a bit cold with a small to medium size, thick, slightly creamy, tan head that soon settled to a light cover and good lacing. Color is a clear, very dark, blackish amber brown. Aroma is dark roast malt, molasses, dates, prunes, hint of hop. Flavor's like nose, fairly dry, tang and bitter are predominant, suggestion of bitter chocolate, and none of that is overdone. Body and carbonation are very good although the bitter/tang strength lends to some sharpness. Finish is like flavor, of average length, suggestion of alcohol warmth. Very drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
08-04-2013 03:52:13 | More by drpimento
3.58/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a brown 12 oz. bottle. Has a black color with a 1 inch head. Smell is of roasted malts, a bit of sweetness. Taste is well balanced malts and hops, some bitterness, a bit of smoke. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a solid beer.
Serving type: bottle
07-27-2013 21:09:21 | More by tone77
New York
3.85/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Alright, this 24 oz bottle was picked up for eight bucks being a fan of ipas
The pour was amazing. The head kept rising. Amazing, the head was just like ocean foam that slowly faded.
Appearance is dark brown with bold bubbly lacing
Now by far the best part was the fruity american fresh as can be hops. This stuff smells amazing
The mouthfeel is smooth and rich, full
The taste, the taste is different, very hoppy. Not that bitter, but enough bitermess. Very litle carbonation, the some malts, quite strong stay on the tongue. I was expecting a better tatse from all that smell.
Overall not dissapointed, a great brew
Serving type: bottle
07-27-2013 00:06:34 | More by longisland1983
3.51/5 rDev -9.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12oz bottle into standard pint glass.
Poured well, black, with decent head that retained throughout
Not much on the nose, a whiff of roasted
Taste was initially interesting, but the burnt taste stayed on the back on the mouth for a long time.
Mouthful was full, but the continual bitter burnt taste was a bit off putting.
Overall, a decent enough offering, though doubt I would buy a six-pack, certianly not a case.
Serving type: bottle
07-22-2013 19:00:11 | More by MikeWard
2.73/5 rDev -29.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.75
I was really wanting to hate this beer due to the literature that came with it, all about how much clown shoes meant to the owner, and then really wanting to love it because of my initial reaction. What I found was a beer that was okay but just that.
Pouring the beer I was excited! the head oh what a head I got about a half and inch of extremely dense head when pouring, and the beer is as black as pitch with a medium heavy lacing. The nose is sweet and hoppy with a touch of citrus. The carbonation is just about perfect for a beer of this type.
It is in the mouth where the beer falls a bit flat. The hops overwhelm the beer, and the hops just frankly aren't that interesting. We get bitter, black walnut style bitter that goes on and on and on and on in a tiresome fashion with a slightly tannic finish. It doesn't finish clean like some of the other black IPAs on the market, instead we get a lingering long uninteresting hop finish I was looking forward to a bend toward the citrus notes in the smell, but no such luck.
However I love the alcohol content! 7 percent is nice.
So if you loooove hops and aren't particular how interesting the beer is, this could work for you. Otherwise if someone offers you it at a party you should enjoy it happily, otherwise I wouldn't go out looking for it.
Serving type: bottle
07-22-2013 07:07:24 | More by bgkeeley
3.66/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Freshness Date: None
A: Black with deep brown highlights. The head is fluffy and tan, spreading in sheets of microbubbles on the glass.
S: The scent is surprisingly sweet sporting strong notes of caramel, cocoa, and brown sugar. There are also hints of espresso and earth.
T: Smooth and sweet with nice malt complexity. The sweetness is the cornerstone comprised of cocoa nibs, brown sugar, caramel and toffee. The is also some toasted grain which transitions to a mild bitterness that is predominately earthy with a touch of citrus zest, flowers and pine. The alcohol is well hidden.
M: Smooth and creamy with faint to moderate carbonation. The soft feels synergism with the sweet palate culminates to a chocholate milk like experience.
O: An enjoyable dark brew but in the end lacked the hop feel and complexity of a great black IPA.
Serving type: bottle
07-15-2013 04:47:10 | More by ElSid
Hoppy Feet from Clown Shoes
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based on 924 ratings.


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Brad Bird is currently at work on Tomorrowland, but he recently discussed a road he could take one day and a road not taken. For the former, Bird commented on the possibility of making a sequel to The Incredibles. Briefly, Bird says he hasn't forgotten about the characters and that world. The issue is how to "get 'em to click all together." Bird adds that he wants to keep creative control, but he also has other projects he's trying to work on (among them could be the historical drama, 1906). There's also the issue of getting Pixar on board when that studio has its next four films lined-up, and while a possible sequel to one of their movies is in development, I doubt it's Incredibles without Bird's involvement.
Hit the jump for his full quote and what he had to say about passing on Star Wars: Episode VII.


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Language : EnglishPaperback : 364 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : March 2012
Author(s) : Mariano Reingart, Bruno Cezar Rocha, Jonathan Lundell, Pablo Martin Mulone, Michele Comitini, Richard Gordon, Massimo Di Pierro
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Web Development, Cookbooks, Open Source, Python
Table of Contents
PrefaceChapter 1: Deploying web2py
Chapter 2: Building Your First Application
Chapter 3: Database Abstraction Layer
Chapter 4: Advanced Forms
Chapter 5: Adding Ajax Effects
Chapter 6: Using Third-party Libraries
Chapter 7: Web Services
Chapter 8: Authentication and Authorization
Chapter 9: Routing Recipes
Chapter 10: Reporting Recipes
Chapter 11: Other Tips and Tricks
- Chapter 1: Deploying web2py
- Introduction
- Installing web2py on Windows (from source code)
- Installing web2py in Ubuntu
- Setting up a production deployment on Ubuntu
- Running web2py with Apache, mod_proxy, and mod_rewrite
- Running web2py with Lighttpd
- Running web2py with Cherokee
- Running web2py with Nginx and uWSGI
- Running web2py on shared hosts using CGI
- Running web2py on shared hosts with mod_proxy
- Running web2py from a user-defined folder
- Installing web2py as a service in Ubuntu
- Running web2py with IIS as a proxy
- Running web2py with ISAPI
- Chapter 2: Building Your First Application
- Introduction
- Improving the scaffolding application
- Building a simple contacts application
- Building a Reddit clone
- Building a Facebook clone
- Using crud.archive
- Converting an existing static site into a web2py application
- Creating semi-static pages (flatpages)
- Adding your custom logo
- Creating menus and submenus
- Customizing menus with icons
- Creating a navigation bar
- Using cookies to set the language
- Designing modular applications
- Speeding up downloads
- Chapter 3: Database Abstraction Layer
- Introduction
- Creating a new model
- Creating a model from a CSV file
- Batch upload of your data
- Moving your data from one database to another
- Creating a model from existing MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
- Efficiently searching by tag
- Accessing your database from multiple applications
- Hierarchical category tree
- Creating records on demand
- OR, LIKE, BELONGS, and more on Google App Engine
- Replacing slow virtual fields with DB views
- Chapter 4: Advanced Forms
- Introduction
- Adding confirmation on form submit
- Searching data dynamically
- Embedding multiple forms in one page
- Detecting and blocking concurrent updates
- Creating a form wizard
- De-normalizing data temporarily
- Removing form labels
- Using fileuploader.js
- Uploading files using a LOADed component
- Making image thumbnails from uploaded images
- Monitoring upload progress
- Auto tooltips in forms
- Color picker widget
- Shortening text fields
- Creating multi-table forms
- Creating a multi-table form with references
- Creating a multi-table update form
- Star rating widget
- Chapter 5: Adding Ajax Effects
- Introduction
- Using jquery.multiselect.js
- Creating a select_or_add widget
- Using an autocompletion plugin
- Creating a drop-down date selector
- Improving the built-in ajax function
- Using a slider to represent a number
- Using jqGrid and web2py
- Improving data tables with WebGrid
- Ajaxing your search functions
- Creating sparklines
- Chapter 6: Using Third-party Libraries
- Introduction
- Customizing logging
- Aggregating feeds
- Displaying Tweets
- Plotting with matplotlib
- Extending PluginWiki with an RSS widget
- Chapter 7: Web Services
- Introduction
- Consuming a web2py JSON service with jQuery
- Consuming a JSON-RPC service
- JSON-RPC from JavaScript
- Making amf3 RPC calls from Flex using pyamf
- PayPal integration in Web2py
- PayPal web payments standard
- Getting Flickr photos
- Sending e-mails with Boto through Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Making GIS amps using mapscript
- Google groups and Google code feeds reader
- Creating SOAP web services
- Chapter 8: Authentication and Authorization
- Introduction
- Customizing Auth
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- Using pyGravatar to get avatars for user profile pages
- Multi-user and teacher modes
- Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
- Chapter 9: Routing Recipes
- Introduction
- Making cleaner URLs with routes.py
- Creating a simple router
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- Associating applications with domains
- Omitting the application name
- Removing application name and controllers from URLs
- Replacing underscores with hyphens in URLs
- Mapping favicons.ico and robots.txt
- Using URLs to specify the language
- Chapter 10: Reporting Recipes
- Introduction
- Creating PDF reports
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- Chapter 11: Other Tips and Tricks
- Introduction
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- Debugging with Eclipse and PyDev
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This avoid unnecessarily reloading of the page, when a new log is inserted.
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This avoids unnecessarily reloading of the page, when a new log is inserted.
Errata type: Code | Page number: 19 | Errata date: July 4, 2013
The code block which reads: <VirtualHost *:80> ... #make sure that HTTP redirects generated by web2py are reverted / -> /web2py/ ProxyPassReverse /web2py/ http://localhost:8000/ ProxyPassReverse /web2py/ / # transform cookies also ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain localhost localhost ProxyPassReverseCookiePath / /web2py/ ... </VirtualHost> Is missing a comment on line 4 (which is corrected later when the code is re-listed). Instead of line 4 reading: / -> /web2py/ it should read: # / -> /web2py/
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We also need a callback action to allow users to request friendship, to accept friendship, to deny a friendship request, and to cancel a previous request for friendship.
Errata type: Code | Page number: 64 | Errata date: July 9, 2013
Under item 2, the second sentence beneath the illustration on that page reads: "... it expects a news ID as args(0), and plus or minus as args(0)...." It should read: "it expects a news ID as args(0), and plus or minus as args(1)"
Errata type: Code | Page number: 69 | Errata date: July 9, 2013
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Argentinian reseachers have rather unaccountably discovered that Viagra helps ameliorate the effects of "jet lag" in hamsters, and might do the same for humans. According to New Scientist, hamsters who were favoured with small doses of sildenafil, punted as Viagra, coped better with a simulated six-hour time-zone shift than …
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And does this mean that I can go to my doc now, and ask for some (very small) blue pills 'cause I'm going to Bangkok? For the jet-lag, of course...
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Local Atmosphere: I remember when I first moved here I asked a girl who was a senior what students did for fun on the weekend and everything she listed involved drinking. WVU is famous for its reputation as the number one party school in the nation and as far as I can tell they work hard to keep that reputation. This is not the university for you if you do not drink alcohol because the social activities available to you will be severely limited.
Health & Safety: The downtown campus has the security poles that are common on college campuses where you can call someone to help you, but the Evansdale campus does not have these. I am in a sorority and I noticed at a meeting recently that almost every girl in the room had mace on her key chain. I would not feel comfortable walking alone at night in certain areas of the city. Also, theft is a concern for me. I always lock my car when I go anywhere and I make sure to hide my valuables. Right now, I am in a dorm and I never go anywhere without locking the door as theft is everywhere.
Weather: West Virginia is really nice in the spring, summer, and fall but the winter there is absolutely horrible. This might be a manageable issue if the winter did not go from November to the end of March. That is almost half the year that you have to deal with the endless amount of cold, overcast days. The actual cold would be okay if it were not for the overcast days. Blue skies are rare after November. Seasonal depressive disorder is real and alive in West Virginia.
Diversity: The campus is fairly diverse because there are so many students, but it seems like the minorities tend to socialize within their own group of similar people. This probably is not an uncommon occurrence, but it does not seem like the different groups on campus mix very often socially.
Academics: One major complaint that I have about this university is that it has so many general education requirements that you have to fulfill before you can really focus on the classes geared towards your major. I know this is not uncommon but it is not very motivating as a freshman to be taking Introduction to Anthropology or Antebellum America when my major is animal sciences. I would say that about half of my professors are approachable. The registration process was a nightmare and I had to go back and completely redo my schedule before the add/drop period ended. The workload is not too bad and as for a popular study area I am still trying to find a place I like to study.
Transportation: WVU has two main modes of transportation and they are buses and the Personal Rapid Transit, or PRT. The administration will promise freshmen and parents during orientation that the buses run between the two campuses every ten minutes but this is definitely not the case, especially in the winter. Speaking of which, the PRT is incredibly unreliable in the winter. If it's below thirty degrees which it often is Morgantown, I will not get on the PRT for fear of it breaking down. As a rule of thumb, I give myself 30 minutes to get to class via the buses. Sometimes I give myself longer if I know they will be running slower.
Computers: The computers in the downtown and Evansdale library are very nice. However, printing is not as easy as on other college campuses. The price is about average, but the availability of printers is not great. I brought my own printer to school and I would recommend people do that if they are able. Wireless is fairly strong in places like the student center and libraries but do not count on it working in all of your classes. Some of the buildings have no access to wifi or at least very little.
Nightlife: I usually do not partake in the average college student's nightlife.
Scholarships: I've had no problems with the financial aid office.
Majors: The professors for my program are great! They are always available after class or during their office hours to help you succeed!
Majors: I enjoy being in this program. The workload is strenuous, but as a future educator, the time to build the responsibility, flexibility, and prioritizing is now.
Athletics: I think everybody really supports the teams no matter who they are and if they go to games.
Off-Campus Housing: Almost everybody lives off campus after their freshman year and for good reasons.
Weather: Its pretty much the same as the northeast however a little bit warmer (only by a couple degrees). And they suck at clearing the roads in Morgantown
Drug Safety: They try to enforce it but WVU is a top party school however unlinks most colleges people know how to control themselves and use the responsibly even if they are underage.
Diversity: Not a lot of diversity mainly kids raised white christians from surrounding areas however very few people actually have strong religious beliefs.
Greek Life: Depends on the Greek life you are joining if you have the time it is a great way to meet people however many negative aspect come along with it.
Transportation: I hate it I have an 8 hour drive which turns into a 16 hour bus ride 8+ hour plane ride or 15 hour train ride and costs over $200 home and back which is more expensive than the gas to get you there.
Off-Campus Dining: Love local places, but there are a bunch of chains, too. Perfect for any forte.
Drug Safety: Alcohol is huge here. If you don't drink, good luck.
Health & Safety: Not the best, but it'll do.
Computers: I could seriously have gotten away with not purchasing a personal computer. They are everywhere with maximum availability.
Majors: There was a rigorous process to get into the Social Work program. They only select 40 applicants out of 100 or so. You must have good grades, experience, and work ethic. There is a huge application packet to fill out, an essay or two, and one must complete 100 service hours before being considered.
Nightlife: Plenty of bars, clubs. and house parties! Always something going on!
Greek Life: I am not in Greek life here, but it doesn't seem like something I'd want to join. Most girls are snooty and the guys, jerks. There is also a lot of violence that occurs at the school because of Greek Life. I'm not against it because I was in a sorority at my old college, but it's different here. Not a southern style Greek life to say the least.
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Overall, students have made it pretty clear that they are really enjoying their time at WVU. Looking back through this book, it can be seen that WVU has garnered many high grades for subjects such as social scene, academics, and athletics. It is clear that there are many things the school excels in. The aforementioned are huge parts of campus life at WVU, and the students have said nothing but good things about them. While there were many high grades, there were a few grades that show the University could still improve in certain areas. It is clear that the campus dining services are not doing a great job pleasing the students, nor is the parking situation on campus. Considering these are two pretty important things on a college campus, the University should quickly take the right steps to move those two issues into a positive direction.
The attitude at WVU seems pretty split between academics and social events. While most students attend WVU with the expectation of a great education, there are a select few who come to WVU because of the potential party scene. Either way, WVU offers something for each side. With each incoming class comes the promise to improve upon faults and provide students with the best possible experience and education. The athletics program is on the rise and on the verge of gaining national prominence. The academic programs are showing promise as more WVU graduates are gaining recognition for their accomplishments. WVU is a student-oriented university, and should be considered by incoming freshmen who want to be treated to a great college education and experience.
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On Monday afternoon, Swanston was the winner of the Wendy's Kick for a Million Eastern Canada quarter-final over Bedford, NS' Steve MacNeil during halftime of the Saskatchewan at Toronto game at Rogers Centre. The 44-year-old professor and consultant will face 35-year-old multimedia editor Pope in the contest's semifinal on October 18 at Rogers Centre.
Pope advanced to the semifinal on Saturday after beating Calgary's Keith McClelland in the Western Canada quarter-final at halftime of the Calgary at B.C. game.
In both quarter-final events, the participants were given four kicks from distances of their choice, ranging from 15 to 50 yards. The participants were awarded points equal to the distance kicked (i.e.: 15 yards = 15 points) for each successful field goal, with their final kick being a Wendy's Double and worth double the points.
Eastern Quarter-Final ResultsSwanston defeated MacNeil by a final score of 130 to 25 to advance to the semifinal round. Swanston was successful on all four of his field goal attempts, splitting the uprights from 25 yards on his first kick, 30 yards on his second kick, and then closing out the competition with two more field goals from 25 yards out. MacNeil was good from 25 yards on his first attempt, but then missed on his final three field goal attempts from the 30 yard line.
Western Quarter-Final ResultsFellow semifinalist Pope advanced by beating McClelland in Saturday's Western Canada quarter-final by a final score of 85 to 60 to advance to the next round. McClelland kicked off the competition with two successful field goals from 20 yards out, while Pope was 1-for-2 from the 25 yard line. On their third attempt, McClelland and Pope split the uprights from 20 and 30 yards respectively. For his final kick, McClelland went back to the 25 yard line and was short. Pope moved up to the 15 yard line for his final attempt and was good, tallying 30 points on the Wendy's Double kick and outscoring McClelland to move on to the Wendy's Kick for a Million semifinal. Highlights and results of both quarter-final events are available on-demand at TSN.ca.
On October 18 (one day prior to the televised event), Swanston and Pope will go head-to-head in the Wendy's Kick for a Million semifinal at Rogers Centre, following the same format as the quarter-finals. However, each participant will receive a total of six kicks from distances (15-50 yards) of their choice with the participant tallying the most points after six kicks advancing to the final.
On October 19, the final participant will attempt to win outstanding prizes by kicking field goals from 20-, 30-, 40- and 50-yards, live on TSN, during halftime of the CFL On TSN: Wendy's Friday Night Football broadcast featuring Winnipeg at Toronto (game starts at 7 p.m. ET). The prizes for this year's Wendy's Kick for a Million final include:
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Eastern Canada Semifinalist - Dave SwanstonA native of Burlington, ON, Dave - a married father of three children - works as a management consultant and university instructor. The MBA graduate from McMaster University is a fan of the Toronto Argonauts and Toronto Maple Leafs, and counts Argos slotback Chad Owens, and former Leafs captain Wendel Clark among his favourite athletes. Dave's favourite sport is soccer and enjoys hitting the pitch recreationally, along with playing golf and badminton, and going skiing. Interestingly enough, Dave has never kicked a football before so he plans to get in touch with local teams in Burlington for some pointers. After amassing a total of 1,449 entries in this year's Wendy's Kick for a Million contest, Dave admittedly was shocked and overwhelmed to learn that he was a quarter-finalist. But buoyed by the support of his family and friends, he plans to give his best shot at winning it all.
Western Canada Semifinalist - Richard PopeRichard is a 35-year-old multimedia editor at the Winnipeg Sun. The Winnipeg, MB native attended Assiniboine Community College in Brandon, MB and graduated with a media production certificate. Along with having a creative side, Richard considers himself a pretty good athlete. A good chunk of his week is spent playing recreational soccer, hockey and softball. This past summer he also participated in his first marathon, running the relay leg in the Manitoba Marathon. The CFL fan is a proud supporter of both the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan Roughriders - although he confesses that the Roughriders is his top team and Chris Getzlaf is his favourite player. Richard's strategy for Wendy's Kick for a Million is practice makes perfect. He plans to enlist the help of Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Justin Palardy and past Blue Bomber kicker Troy Westwood. Richard is pumped to be a part of Wendy's Kick for a Million after submitting 1,047 entries.
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UK's Monarchy hit the electro pop music scene in October of 2010. We covered their track "Maybe I'm Crazy." According to their Facebook, "burlesque star Dita Von Teese… tracked them down via Twitter, and invited them to spend Christmas in Paris with her."
One year ago, they released a one hour nu disco mix, entitled To Dita With Love, to coincide with their performance at a club opening in London alongside Von Teese. As satisfying as it is unsurprising then, their sophomore debut expected February 2013, will include the single "Disintegration," featuring the multi-faceted femme fatale.
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Enjoy life's simple pleasures: Upgrade your lifestyle at Spectrum Apartment Homes in Las Vegas. Located in west Las Vegas, Spectrum is ideal for those seeking the ultimate in comfort and convenience. When you live at Spectrum, everything that you need and love is close at hand. Our southwest location puts you just minutes away from local schools, fine dining, entertainment attractions and fabulous shopping. At home, residents enjoy exclusive access to the W Lounge, a dedicated space where you can relax, socialize and connect.
Our one and two bedroom townhome-style floor plans were thoughtfully designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. All of our Spectrum apartment homes in Las Vegas are appointed with a wide array of highly desirable amenities including air conditioning, spacious walk-in closets, a well-equipped kitchen, ceiling fans, intrusion alarms and more!
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MSD116 Creative Think/Innovati Change
In today's-and tomorrow's- unpredictable and increasingly challenging world, we must make a fundamental choice: to be changed, inevitably, by the forces churning around us, or to be the change-leader through innovative actions. Learn how to jump-start your own creative, innovative thinking. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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- 1.00
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- To register, you need the CRNs (ex. 22398) of your selected classes.
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- Please note that for many courses, additional fees may apply.
- Textbooks:
- To find textbooks, you need the CRN, Campus, Term & Course Number (ex. BA101).
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Adventure Into Domesticland
Motherhood, marriage and well, life - All of which surprised me by suddenly appearing one morning. Falling down the rabbit hole is a walk in the park compared to being a mother. This is my adventure... You've been warned. #marriage #miscarriage and pregnancy loss #humor parenting motherhood money food swearing funny- Sunday's Sizzling Sauté: Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread Sun, Dec 2, 2012 8:00am
- Week 20 - Bun in the Oven Sat, Dec 1, 2012 9:00am