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My husband surprised me with a 2012 Suzuki Kizashi Sports GTS awd, w/6000 miles on it, aprox. a week ago. The car is spacious for a family of four, max five people, extended cargo space if you fold the back seats, 180hp (a little more then the Scion Tc). Drives on two wheels, and can be switched to AWD if needed. sunroof, moon roof, matts, dual exhaust, usb connection, Bluetooth, cd player, dual heating and ac controls, fog lights, spoiler, low profile tires on 18'' rims, manual and automatic driving option. FUN to drive on manual, & all looks on my car! It's a combination of all luxurious, fast, & quality cars. We compared many cars, from Toyotas, scion, Hondas, Hyundai, kia, Subaru, & mazdas, nothing compared to the stability when driving, the value, the hp, & the comfort, all in one I have a lexus, bmw, & an acura. HAPPY ME!...read morehide
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I bought a Suzuki Kizashi last year and i love my car, its a pretty car, good on gas mileage, and look diferent that any other cars that look similar one to another. I am very happy yo bought this car, now i want the suzuki kizashi 2013.
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I thought all fish was good for your heart, but recently heard tilapia isn't. Is that true?
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You must be referring to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association. Researchers from Wake Forest University School of Medicine tested 30 varieties of fish—some wild, some farmed—from all over the world and found that farm-raised tilapia has relatively high levels of omega-6s and lower levels of heart-healthy omega-3s, a ratio of almost 11:1. (Catfish and flounder have a similarly disappointing profile.) Tilapia, a farmed, fresh-water herbivore, was never touted as being naturally high in omega-3s, but this surprisingly high omega-6 profile may be the result of fish feeds containing too many omega-6-rich vegetable oils (e.g., cottonseed, soybean or safflower) and not enough omega-3-rich oils, such as anchovy oil.
Historically, humans had a healthy diet that contained as many omega-3s as omega-6s—a 1:1 ratio. These days, because we eat so many foods rich in omega-6 fats (they're often added to processed foods), the ratio is greater than 10 to 1 and studies suggest that a diet with a high ratio may promote inflammatory conditions, such as heart disease. That's why the American Heart Association recommends eating omega-3-rich fish to help reduce your risk of heart disease.
Bottom Line: If you're loading up on fish to boost the omega-3 content of your diet—and lower your risk of heart disease—you're better off choosing salmon, claims Floyd Chilton, Ph.D., professor of physiology and pharmacology at Wake Forest University and lead researcher of the study. (Trout and tuna are also good sources of omega-3s.) But don't ban tilapia from your dinner table just yet. Nutrition experts agree that substituting tilapia, a lean source of protein, for fatty meats, which are typically high in saturated fat, is a healthful strategy.


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Chemical weapons were used on civilians in Syria on Tuesday, Israel security sources confirmed. These sources did not, however, know whether it was Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime or the opposition forces fighting to topple him that used the weapons of mass destruction, after each party accused the other.
The US State Department earlier Tuesday said it had no reason to believe Syrian government charges that rebels had used chemical weapons in the country's civil war, but said it was still studying allegations from the opposition that Syrian armed forces had used the weapons.
Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland called the charges an effort by Assad's government to discredit its opponents.
Nuland, portraying the Assad government as increasingly beleaguered, said Washington is "quite concerned" that it would resort to non-conventional weapons
Meanwhile, the White House on Tuesday said it was looking carefully at allegations that chemical weapons were used in Syria, but said it had no evidence to substantiate charges that the opposition had used such weapons.
"We are looking carefully at the information as it comes in," White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters. "This is an issue that has been made very clear by the president to be of great concern to us."
Meanwhile, Britain's UN envoy said on Tuesday that reports of a chemical weapon attack in Syria had not yet been "fully verified" as the Russian Foreign Ministry accused Syrian rebels of using chemical weapons near the northern city of Aleppo.
Syria's government and rebels accused each other of launching the deadly chemical attack on Tuesday. If confirmed it would be the first use of such weapons in the two-year-old conflict.
"We have seen those reports, they haven't yet been fully verified," Britain's UN Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant told reporters on his way into a UN Security Council meeting on Afghanistan.
"But clearly if chemical weapons were used then that would be abhorrent and it would require a serious response from the international community," he said.
The Security Council has been deadlocked on Syria since 2011. Russia and China have refused to consider sanctions on President Bashar Assad's government, and have vetoed three resolutions condemning Assad's crackdown on opposition groups.
The conflict began as peaceful protests that turned violent when Assad tried to crush the revolt. The United Nations says more than 70,000 people have been killed and more than 1 million people have fled the violence.


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The 35mm F1.4 DG HSM is the first in Sigma's new line of 'Art' lenses which are aimed at enthusiast and professional photographers, and designed as a high-quality alternative to the camera manufacturers' equivalents. Optically it's a truly excellent lens that's at least as good as anything else in its class, and performs extremely well on both APS-C and full frame SLRs. With fast silent focusing and solid build, its lower price makes it a compelling alternative to the camera manufacturers' equivalents.
Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM Lens
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" The Sigma 35mm F1.4 manages the impressive trick of being substantially cheaper than the camera manufacturers' equivalents while matching or beating them optically."
Key Features
- 35mm focal length
- 52.5mm equivalent focal length on APS-C cameras, 56mm equivalent focal length on Canon APS-C cameras
- F1.4 maximum aperture; F16 minimum
- Ring-type ultrasonic-type AF motor with full-time manual focusing
- 67mm filters
- 0.30m/11.81" minimum focus
- Available in Canon EF, Nikon F (FX), Pentax KAF3, Sony Alpha, Sigma SA mounts
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Lens type | Prime lens |
Max Format size | 35mm FF |
Focal length | 35 mm |
Image stabilisation | No |
Lens mount | Canon EF, Nikon F (FX), Pentax KAF3, Sony Alpha, Sigma SA |
Aperture | |
Maximum aperture | F1.4 |
Minimum aperture | F16.0 |
Aperture ring | No |
Number of diaphragm blades | 9 |
Aperture notes | rounded |
Optics | |
Elements | 13 |
Groups | 11 |
Special elements / coatings | 4 SLD glass elements, 1 FLD glass element, 2 aspherical elements |
Focus | |
Minimum focus | 0.30 m (11.81″) |
Maximum magnification | 0.19× |
Autofocus | Yes |
Motor type | Ring-type ultrasonic |
Full time manual | Yes |
Focus method | Internal |
Distance scale | Yes |
DoF scale | Yes |
Physical | |
Weight | 665 g (1.47 lb) |
Diameter | 77 mm (3.03″) |
Length | 94 mm (3.7″) |
Materials | Plastic barrel, metal mount |
Sealing | No |
Filter thread | 67 mm |
Filter notes | Does not rotate |
Hood supplied | Yes |
Hood product code | LH730-03 |
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The Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM is a truly excellent lens, that performs as well in the field as its superb lab test results suggest. With fast silent focusing and solid build, its lower price makes it a compelling alternative to the camera manufacturers' equivalents if you don't need weather-sealing.
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Photographers looking for a top notch fast 35mm autofocus prime without breaking the bank
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User Reviews
Great sharp lens.
I can't really find any faults with this lens. It's fast, it's sharp, it relatively distortion free, it's well built, and it's a good all-around focal length for FX or DX. Problems: None whatsoever.
Great Lens!
I got his one for my D800 and it doesn't disappoint me. The image quality is equivalent or better than some of my top Nikon lenses (24-70mm f2.8; 50mm f1.8g..) In fact, it has less distortion than my 50mm according to Photozone. Images are sharp with nice bokeh even at f1.4. This is definitely a winner. BTW, did I forget to mention about the price? Is weather seal a must???? Problems: You might notice some purple fringing between f/1.4 - f/2.8 when shooting from a distance on objects ...
Great Lens!
I got his one for my D800 and it doesn't disappoint me. The image quality is equivalent or better than some of my top Nikon lenses (24-70mm f2.8; 50mm f1.8g..) In fact, it has less distortion than my 50mm according to Photozone. Images are sharp with nice bokeh even at f1.4. This is definitely a winner. BTW, did I forget to mention about the price? Is weather seal a must???? Problems: You might notice some purple fringing between f/1.4 - f/2.8 when shooting from a distance on objects ...
Impressive lens !
I never thought I'd buy a Sigma for my 5D Mark III, however after reading a lot of nice review about this 35mm, I decided to give it a chance. I am not disappointed, this is probably one of the finest lens I've ever owned ! It's really sharp, even at full aperture (despite a big vignetting though) but that point can easily be corrected in lightroom. It's a jewel for wedding photography, and street photography. The AF is fast, and accurate, even with subject in motion (I've tested it on a 5D ...
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A77, is this lens worth it?
Hi all, I have an A77 and a Minolta 50mm f1.7 and am tempted by the Sigma 35mm f1.4 Art lens. is it enough of an improvement to justify the purchase? Does it noticeably outperform the 16-50 SSM Sony lens even? My local store does not stock one otherwise I'd test it myself. Opinions appreciated, thanks!
This is URL of one of the threads in which I posted images that I tool in Beijing a few months ago with the A99 + Sigma 35mm F1.4 ART lens. These are unprocessed straight from the camera. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3635880 GaryG Continue Reading
I know the Minolta 50/1.7 gets a lot of love around here. And it can definitely produce decent results. But it's nothing special when compared to other primes. I own one, and haven't specifically upgraded to a different prime, because I don't need super low light too often. But I so use my 50 macro far more often than my 50/1.7. So for my use 2-3 times per year for such a lens, I'll stick to the 1.7. But if I was using it more often, I'd definitely upgrade. Most primes are an upgrade over the 50/1.7. It's a question of how big an upgrade, at what price. Continue Reading
Yes, the sigma is good. No, I won't recommend it since you don't shoot FF. Get the Sony 35 f1.8. It's cheaper, smaller and lighter, focuses much closer and gets automatic vignetting, distortion and chromatic aberration correction. Continue Reading
Sigma 35 1.4 and/or LA-EA4, any experiences?
Hi all, anyone have any experiences with the Sigma 35 1.4 Art lens, and/or the LA-EA4 adapter on the A7/R? The reason I ask is that I am somewhat considering this combo to use on my A7R. 35mm is my most relied on focal length and i am unsatisfied with the specs of the sony/zeiss 35 2.8 FE lens (to slow). i have some manual options already in 35, the voigtlander 1.2 nokton, and the 35 1.7 ultron. I enjoy the 1.2 nokton very much, but it is a bit more of a specialty lens what with the manual focus and the 'unique' rendering. I have been searching for a lens with a more 'modern' rendering, smoother bokeh and better across the frame sharpness, while still maintainting the speed. A tall order i know. Ive researched many options, and for the price the sigma and adapter seems like a pretty good one, i would get autofocus, and the size is comparible to manual options like the samyang, or ziess slr options (CY, ZF). but i wanted to ask around to see if anyone has any experience with the lens ...
to focus or aperture? I also prefer the 35mm length and for a couple of years only shot the NEX7 with the Sony/Zeiss 24. I also have the Nokton 1.4. I have the FE35 on my A7 and it is a better lens in all conditions, both quick to focus and good in lower light situations, at least as fast as the Nokton. Very good contrast, very sharp, and very compact. I also have a number of MF options in that range and I am going to sell them. you would get autofocus, but the Sigma (as I recall) was built for crop sensors so you will not be taking advantage of the full frame Sensor (I tried to keep my SZ24 and shooting it on the A7, but for that limitation, I sold it as well) i would highly recommend renting, borrowing, testing the FE35 on your own instead of making decisions based on others perceptions. What do you have to lose? If you find it is actually too slow, you can fall back to plan b. You might find that it meets your needs. good luck Continue Reading
The sigma 35 1.4 is a full frame lens. Continue Reading
Thanks for the clarification. Getting too old to keep them all straight :-) I still like the FE35 for 99% of the situations. Continue Reading
Street Photography and Landscape Prime
I bought a D610 not long ago and my goal is to have a nice small set of primes—as in two or three—because I like how my creativity works, when I'm limited like that. I'm planning on buying the Nikon 85mm f/1.8G, I already have the 50mm f/1.8G, but I plan to sell it, and now I need to be sure about what my second lens will be. So far I'm torn between two lenses: the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 Art and the Nikon 28mm f/1.8G . The Nikon is cheaper, the Sigma is sharper wide open, the Sigma also handles vignetting better, the Nikon is that little bit wider, which might make the difference for landscape photographs, the Sigma is heavier but better built, and so on... I've read too much technical information about each lens. I could really use some personal experiences and opinions about the lenses. Have I overlooked some key difference?
I absolutely love, LOVE my 28 1.8G. I think it is a superb all-round wide angle with a unique image signature. Really nice crisp detail for landscapes, and up close it has a definite 3D look (cliche I know but it's there!) and smooth bokeh. I've never had any problems with field curvature shooting landscapes with it. The curvature is there if you look for it (I did some tests), but in normal use it has never caused me to lose a shot or even been at all noticeable. I therefore don't agree that it requires you to work at it to get used to the field curvature, such as it is. I had the Sigma for a while - it is definitely noticeably sharper at close range. For landscapes it was closer to a draw. It has a different look, more literal, less romantic. Continue Reading
To the OP: I think 28 is more of a landscape lens than 35, given contemporary aesthetics and the fact you can crop down and still have many megapixels in the image. Why would you sell the 50? You won't get much for it and, on FF IMO it is incomparably versatile. Since the Sigma is more expensive, you won't need cash from the 50 if you buy the 28. I shot film for decades with a 28 and 85 high speed pair OR just went out with the 50. Worked great for my approach. Continue Reading
The Nikon 28 has a stronger field curvature signature, something you have to get used to and learn to handle. The Sigma feels like a sturdier, higher quality lens - though isn't weather-sealed either. For landscapes its fairly equal, if you get to know the 28 really well you can get great results with possibly slightly higher sharpness at long range, the Sigma is very good at landscape range, but truly phenomenal at closer range - silly sharp - which may or may not help for street, depending on how you like to shoot. The Sigma handles flare less well than the Nikon. For an all-rounder I think the Sigma is better, I have some great sharp landscapes shot with it, and whilst I may pick up a Zeiss 21 2.8 distagon for the wider angles and microcontrast, the Sigma has been stellar so far. Continue Reading
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Old Boardhead Barleywine Ale (Brewmaster Reserve 2011) - Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Ratings: 35 | Reviews: 14 | Show All Ratings:
2.95/5 rDev -16.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Aroma: Dark malt. Some bitterness. Moderate dark fruity esters. Mild chocolate and brown malt. The hops add some mild orange citrus. Caramel and bready.
Appearance: Light brown with orange highlights. Very hazy. No individual particles visible. Head is small, off-white color. Little retention, some lacing.
Taste: A bit thin but quite a lot of bite. Slightly sweet, followed by bold bitter malt and hops. Odd to have so much bitterness from malt. Hops are some pine and mild floral notes. Alcohol at the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium body. Watery. Finishes barely dry. Low carbonation.
Overall: I knew right away this was going to be a less than stellar brew. Almost upset that I had to drink 22 ounces of this brew. Doesn't go down easy due to the intense unpleasant bitterness. Could use lots more sweet dark malt character.
Serving type: bottle
08-23-2012 02:06:20 | More by soulfly1492
2.98/5 rDev -15.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
*thanks to JohnGalt1 for the extra!*
22oz. bomber served into a snifter
Pours a shade of orange-brown that is pretty much a dead ringer for a penny. It's coppery and somewhere in between opaque and translucent. I mean, it seems opaque enough, but if you hold the glass to direct light you can see your fingers through the body. 3/4 of a finger of head dissipates pretty quickly. What head is left is buttermilk in color with spotty lacing. Seems pretty good looking for the style.
This beer has a very hoppy aroma, and the hops contribute the most complexity here. Pinecone and a quick flash of red fruits characterize the hops here. These aromas help to brighten a malt-bill that strays too close to one-note sweetness. Some snickerdoodle cookie and some caramel malts and that's about it. It works, certainly, but a more complex malt profile would elevate this beer.
The aspects of the aroma that hold it back become definite flaws on the palate. The lack of a malt complexity, dominated by caramel malts, leads this beer to tasting more like an East Coast double IPA than a barleywine. The hops are juicy and bitter, but not complex like they'd be in a proper IIPA either. So, basically, this beer tastes way too straightforward (and yet, simultaneously, it tastes awkwardly) to amount to anything good. Plus, the whole combination has something of a plasticity & medicinal tone to it on the finish.
This is medium-bodied for a barleywine. It isn't all that thick, but it is somewhat luxurious feeling. It's definitely not dry, that's for sure. Overall, this is an average barleywine at best. It has some things going for it, and it is far, far from undrinkable, but it just doesn't achieve what it wants to achieve.
Serving type: bottle
08-25-2011 01:53:35 | More by Reaper16
3.05/5 rDev -13.8%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
Received this new-to-me beer from a new-to-me brewery as an extra from Johngalt1. Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to try this!
Old Boardhead pours copper with an eggshell white head; Plenty of lingering power and decent looking legs that spiderweb around my glass through my sipping.
The first aroma is unfortunate enough with wafts reminiscent of green apples and overly carbonated homebrew. This beer most certainly is not overcarbonated so I'm curious as to where that smell comes from and why it's so overpowering. The rest of the bouquet is a bit subdued and simple with a sweet (albeit muddled) maltiness. If I try hard enough, I can almost imagine caramel malts and a bit of roast in there.
Flavor comes off quite differently entirely. I think that this barleywine could really come into its own (flavor wise) with a few years on it. Fresh, however, the hops are a bit over-the-top. Earthy, yes... Mostly piney. Anything above room temperature really brought out the piney and sappy nature of the hops and they overshadowed some of the malt profile. Underneath these thick and oily hops, however, was a bit of charred leather, burnt figs and plums and burnt candied sugar. A bit of rich tobacco for good measure and there you have it. I really wish, looking back now, that I would have sat on this for a bit as the overwhelming piney bitterness really could have been dismissed with a bit of time on this bottle.
Overall, I can't say this is a bad beer but I can't say it was impressive either. A smooth enough mouthfeel and hidden alcohol make Old Boardhead easy enough to drink. My biggest issues with this barleywine is a bit too much of the playing on the burnt/char aspect on the fruitiness that manages to struggle its way through the hops and, quite honestly, the overly bitter nature that seems to detract from the star of the show.
Serving type: bottle
01-27-2012 02:48:14 | More by seedsofchaos
3.3/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from the 22 oz bottle into a Scotch Ale glass at cellar temperature. $3.99 at Grapevine Liquor in Denver.
Attractive amber color, head is adequate. Pleasantly carbonated. Label notes Centennial and Crystal hops. Seems very bitter to me. Definitely not the malty and rich style of Barleywine. Sharp in general profile with hardly a note of sweetness. Thin in body. Long fragrant and bitter aftertaste. Nose is just beery with a touch of pine.
Well, it's a bargain for a big ale, but it's kind of hot and prissy. Not rich enough for sipping. More on the medicinal side.
Serving type: bottle
06-01-2011 04:00:11 | More by mactrail
3.3/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Dark Amber in colour, very little head, and some no lacing on the glass.
Smell: Rich malt smell with a faint bit of hop/floral note.
Taste: Strong hop bite that fades to a rich malt. Has a slight hint of alcohol on the palate and a return hoppy bitter in the aftertaste
Mouthfeel: medium and slightly dry
Overall:This is a decent Barley wine. It is on the lighter side for a Barley wine, nice for a relaxing evening especially for a 5er.
Serving type: bottle
Serving type: bottle
01-09-2012 05:00:30 | More by weerezboy
3.4/5 rDev -4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
2011 bottle that pours a cloudy amber body with less than one finger creamy tan head. Very little lacing.
The aroma is predominantly roasted malt. Almost smells like a brown ale. Not much in the hops department, as I expected at least some sweet faded hop aroma.
The flavor does bring in a bit of sweetness, but overall this is more bitter than I would expect from a barleywine. The malt has a more bitter, roasted flavor, and the hop flavor is, as expected, faded. But, the flavor is not unpleasant.
Medium texture in the mouthfeel and no real notice of the alcohol. Overall, not what I normally expect from a barleywine, but a decent brew overall.
Serving type: bottle
10-10-2012 01:13:19 | More by FanofHefe
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev +1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Bomber from Premier Gourmet of Buffalo. Poured into a Duvel goblet.
Dark caramel amber, with chestnut notes out of the light. Good head on this, settles into a thick ring with lots of lacing.
Nose is tart western hops, smoke, mild candied hops.
Hops take the forefront here, with backup accompaniment from a burnt sugar and smoke. It didn't have the malty flavor I was hoping for, nay - expecting in a barleywine. Still, a good brew.
Carbonation keeps things rolling, and the body coats the tongue well. Lingering bitterness.
A bit off for the style, but the mix of smoke and high hops was not unpleasant by any stretch.
Serving type: bottle
08-16-2012 01:55:32 | More by JohnnyBarman
North Carolina
3.61/5 rDev +2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
2011 1 pt 6 fl oz bought from CM yesterday.
A - pours a murky borwnish head with a strange green hue
S - booze, grapes, bread and yeast
T - is this what diacetyl tastes like? I always see people saying that, but never fully understood it. Faint, if any, hop presence. Breadlike malts at the forefront. Very tart finish.
M-mild amounts of carbonation, very slick and slightly sticky mouthfeel.
O - not sure what to make of it. Was it aged properly? Seems some oxidization is present, but not to point of turning.
Serving type: bottle
08-25-2013 02:13:42 | More by Apellonious
3.7/5 rDev +4.5%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Acquired in a recent trade with Exiled.
A: A deep maple color, very clear. Not much head, but what's there does leave some lacing on the glass.
S: Spicy floral hops with some citrus, and big rich malts. Some dark fruit and slight boozy alcohol.
T: Spicy hops with some citrus, and big smooth malts accented by dark fruits. Well balance with some bitterness that lingers into the some what dry finish.
M: On the full side of medium, fairly dry with nice carbonation.
O: A fair barley wine, and an easy drinker. I could put down a couple of bottles of this and have a very enjoyable, relaxing evening.
Serving type: bottle
10-26-2011 02:17:04 | More by setexascustoms
3.71/5 rDev +4.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
this has been in the cellar for some time, dusty old bottle finally resurrected. rusty colored hazy liquid, not much head at all just come white to the swirl. nose of intense centennial hops, this must have been a bomb when it was fresh. lots of malt to the nose from red to pale to crystal to caramel, all heavy and strong. the booze surely has mellowed, hardly hot at all. I love the interaction between all those grains and the heavy hopping. its sort of a kitchen sink vibe, and it comes across intentional and delicious. I would like more bubbles though, as this gets a bit filling without them. I get some bourbon type of sweetness on the finish, even though this wasn't aged in one, as far as I know, it has that feeling to it for sure. a good barleywine overall, nothing world class, but a nice winter drink on a cold night. the first big beer ive had from full sail.
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3.9/5 rDev +10.2%
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3.95/5 rDev +11.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
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4.13/5 rDev +16.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22-oz bottle into Samuel Smith "Tulip" pint glass
A - bubbles cascade beautifully into 3 fingers of cream-colored head atop a cloudy body of orange amber, beautiful lace
S - quite malty, dark fruits (raisins and figs), alcohol, pleasantly complex
T - sweet malts up front, dark fruits, oily hops get the last word with a dry finish
M - slick medium/full body, fairly high carbonation
O - I have not had many barleywines, but this is a pretty decent beer.
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Window film
Window film is a retrofit upgrade that is generally installed to flat glass in existing buildings. When installed to vehicles it is referred to as window tinting. This is due to the fact that the large majority of automotive window films are dark coloured (tinted), whereas window films for commercial installation are typically clear. The two industries are complementary, and many installation companies offer both services.
There are many types, grades, shades, colours and thicknesses of window films available today. Window films are a retrofit upgrade for existing glass that can be used to address a range of problems inherent to glazing, such as: Heat and Glare reduction, Thermal insulation, UV Filtration, Safety and Security, Privacy, Decoration, Graffiti protection
Window films are an extremely cost-effective method to reduce heating and cooling costs in existing buildings by reducing the amount of heat transfer through glazing.[1]
Primary properties[edit]
Heat rejection films are normally applied to the interior of flat glass windows to reduce the amount of infrared, visible light, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation entering windows. Such films are usually dyed or metalized (which can be transparent to visible light) to convert incoming solar radiation to infrared radiation, which is then rejected back through the glass to the exterior.[2] Modern window film technology has created ceramic window films which are non-metallic and do not contain dyes that can result in discoloration. The ceramic and metallic window films usually cost 10–15 percent more than regular window film but can reduce energy transmission by as much as 80 percent.[3] Ceramic window films cost slightly more but provide a substantial increase in blocking UV rays and ability to control heat transfer.
To keep the sun's heat out of the house, a low-emissivity coating should be applied to the outside pane of glazed windows. If the windows are designed to provide heat energy in the winter and keep heat inside the house (typical of cold climates), the low-emissivity coating should be applied to the inside pane of glazed windows. Such films also reduce the amount of visible and ultraviolet radiation entering a window, and are often applied to reduce fading of the contents of a room. Silvered film may also be employed to the same end. Spectrally selective films act by blocking certain wavelengths of the sun's infrared radiation and reject heat without reducing natural light.
Security films are applied to prevent glass from shattering. Typically applied to commercial glass, these films are made of heavy-gauge plastic and are intended to maintain the integrity of glass when subject to heavy impact. The most robust security films are capable of preventing fragmentation and the production of hazardous glass shards from forces such as bomb blasts. Some companies have even experimented with bullet ballistics and multiple layers of security film.[4] Another key application for security window films (safety window films) is on large areas of "flat glass" such as storefront windows, sliding glass doors, and larger windows that are prone to hurricane damage. These security films, if applied properly, can also provide protection for vehicles.[5] These security films are often tinted and can be up to 400 micrometers (µm) thick, compared to less than 50 µm for ordinary tint films. If anchored correctly, they can also provide protection for architectural glazing in the event of an explosion.[5] A layer of film (of 100 µm thickness or greater) can prevent the ejection of spall when a projectile impacts on its surface, which otherwise creates small dagger-like shards of glass that can cause injury.
Switchable films can be switched from opaque to clear by a safe voltage under 36V AC. In its opaque state, it can be perfectly used as a projection screen that is viewable from both sides. 3G switchable film also has UV (100%) and IR (94%) blocking functions and security function.
Graphic design films are generally colored vinyl or frosted. Frosted finish films closely resemble sandblasted or acid-etched glass, while vinyl films are available in a range of colors. Both types of films are commonly used in commercial applications.
Privacy films reduce visibility through the glass. Privacy film for flat-glass commercial and residential applications may be silvered, offering an unimpeded view from the low-light side but virtually no view from the high-light side. It may also be frosted, rendering the window translucent but not transparent. Privacy films for automobiles are available in gradients of darkness, with the darker tints commonly known as "limo tint."
Correctly applied mirror film can create one-way mirrors.
Other benefits include protection for passengers in the rear, protection from UV rays (which have some harmful effects), cooling for pets, greater privacy, reduced chance of theft (because valuables are less visible), reduced glare and reflection on liquid crystal display (LCD) screens, and protection for those who have conditions involving photosensitivity or skin sensitivity, such as lupus (SLE). Window film is also considered more effective and practical than stick-on blinds.
UV window films[edit]
The adhesive system used in window films rejects UV Radiation up to 380 nm. As UV is one of the main sources of fading,[citation needed] it can prolong the life of fixtures and fittings. Specialist UV window films are available that offer increased protection to 400 nm. These films are usually clear and are widely available. For yet further protection to 500 nm, Tinted Amber window films are available.
Window film and fading[edit]
Window films filter out over 99% of UV Rays to 380 nm - helping to reduce the main contributor to fading. However, additional factors such as solar heat and visible light also contribute to fading. Therefore the greatest protection from fading is offered by tinted or metallised window films that reject large levels of heat and visible light - in addition to UV.
Selection of window film[edit]
Not all films are suitable for all glass. You must consider the absorptance of the glass and the film, the size of the pane, the thickness of the glass, the construction of the window – is it single pane, insulated glass, treated (with a low-emissivity coating), laminated or toughened?
Advice on the appropriate selection of film for the glass is vital to ensure that the glass does not crack as a result of thermal stress. However, it is possible that a pane of glass may break subsequent to the application of an appropriate film, because the pane has been damaged during the glazing of the window, or as a result of movement of the building or other physical stresses that are not apparent at the time of the application of the film.
Glass may crack subsequent to the application of sign writing or if heavy, thermally efficient drapes are hung close to the glass, particularly if the edges of the glass are damaged.
The chances of glass breakage occurring subsequent to the application of film or sign writing or the hanging of drapes, are very small. However breakage can occur and it is impossible to predict the edge condition of the glass without removing it from the frame – an approach that is not practical.
Unintended features[edit]
Under certain conditions, window film will exhibit iridescence. This phenomenon usually occurs at night, when the source of illumination within a building is fluorescent lighting.
The amount of iridescence may vary from almost imperceptible to very visible. It most frequently occurs when the film is constructed with scratch resistance protection.
When iridescence does occur in window film, the best way to stop it is to prevent the fluorescent light from illuminating the film or to use an alternative type of light.
Certification and standards[edit]
The thicker window films known as safety and security window film are designed to perform under extreme conditions, and as such there are specific standard criteria these films should meet, such as American standards ANSI Z.97, CPSC 16 CFR 1201, Cat II (400 ft-lb), and the British Standards BS 6206 (Class A, B, C). The European Committee for Standardization offer the EN12600 standard Classification of Resistance of Glazing to Impact. Often, building codes dictate that a film must have a report verifying that it has met at least one of these standards.
Solar window film is usually subject to less critical testing. However, standards are in place to maintain a level of quality in the industry. The ANSI Standards ASTM E903 and ASTM D1044-93 relate to the solar/UV transmission properties and abrasion resistance, respectively. The larger window film manufacturers use these standards to guarantee the quality of their raw materials and finished products.
Regulations for automotive use[edit]
This article uses citations that link to broken or outdated sources. (April 2012) |
Automobile window tinting reduces the Visible Light Transmission (VLT) through car windows. This can be problematic at night, when motorists must be able to see through the windows of other vehicles in order to spot hazards which would otherwise be obstructed. Police also may want to be able to identify the passengers in a vehicle.
In many jurisdictions, there are laws to ensure darkness of films do not present a danger to motorists:
Tint limits by U.S. state (when measured on the front side window):[6]
State | VLT | State | VLT | State | VLT |
Alabama | 32% | Louisiana | 40% State Law | Ohio | 50% |
Alaska | 70% | Maine | 35% | Oklahoma | 25% |
Arizona | 30% to 36%*** | Maryland | 35% | Oregon | 35% State Law |
Arkansas | 25% | Massachusetts | 35% | Pennsylvania | 70% |
California | 70% | Michigan | 70% State Law | Rhode Island | 70% |
Colorado | 27% | Minnesota | 50% | South Carolina | 27% |
Connecticut | 35% | Mississippi | 28% | South Dakota | 35% |
Delaware | 70% | Missouri | 35% | Tennessee | 35% |
Florida | 28% | Montana | 24% | Texas | 25% [5] |
Georgia | 32% | Nebraska | 35% | Utah | 43% |
Hawaii | 35% | Nevada | 35% | Vermont | 70% |
Idaho | 35% | New Hampshire | 70% | Virginia | 50% |
Illinois | 35% | New Jersey | 70% | Washington | 24%[7] |
Indiana | 30% state law | New Mexico | 20% | West Virginia | 35% |
Iowa | 70% | New York | 70% | Wisconsin | 50% |
Kansas | 35% | North Carolina | 35% | Wyoming | 28% |
Kentucky | 35% | North Dakota | 50% | District of Columbia | 70% |
Current as of 17 July 2010
(Lower number is less light transmittance, thus darker tint)
Full details of other glazing and sticker rules can be found at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration page[8]
It is quite common for states to provide more stringent regulations on tinting front windows as opposed to those located in the rear of the vehicle.
In other countries[edit]
- In Canada, automobile tinting laws are set at the provincial level.[9]
- In the United Kingdom, regulations set forth by the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency under the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986 provide that all front windows in front of the B post can have no less than 70 percent VLT. Windscreens are only allowed tinting outside the sweep of the windscreen wipers to a maximum of six inches from the top of the windscreen.[10] British police are increasingly cracking down on illegal tinting on vehicles.[11]
- In Russia, window tinting limits are specified in GOST 5727-88. The limit is 75% for the front windshield (a darker stripe no wider than 10 cm is allowed at the very top) and 70% for the front side windows. Tinting of back windows is not regulated. In practice, however, bribes are often used to pass inspection or avoid road police tickets even with illegal tint.[12]
- In Belarus, any kind of window tint is illegal. An exception is made for factory tint in vehicles purchased before 1 April 2006. Also exempt are vehicles of cash collectors, KGB and certain officials.[13]
- In Italy, window tinting is permitted on rear windows and rear windshield only, with no limits on films graduation. A professional installer certificate is also required, and it's necessary to keep visible the film's brand and homologation number on the windows.[14]
- In New South Wales, Australia; the Roads and Traffic Authority permits VLT of 35% on ALL windows. Tint on the windscreen – a band across the top is permitted with a depth of no more than 10% of the depth of the windscreen. An exception to the side & rear window tinting regulations applies to cars tinted before 1 August 1994.[15]
- In New Zealand; the New Zealand Transport Agency stipulates that private motor vehicles must have at least 35% VLT after film has been applied. Side and rear windows; including the windows next to the driver; are allowed full coverage. The front windshield may have an anti-glare band no lower than the extended sun visors. There is no concise regulation for a sunroof. There is an exception for factory tinted glass, which may be any VLT level. Also, commercial goods vehicles are allowed any level of VLT on windows behind the driver, provided the driver has adequate rear vision via side mirrors.[16]
- In Malta; The Malta Transport Authority Permits VLT of 70% on Front Side windows. Tint on the windscreen – a band across the top is permitted with a depth of no more than 100mm of the depth of the windscreen. 30% on the rear and side windows.
- In India; The rules governing the Tinted glass are defined in the THE MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988 states that the front and rear windshield should be 70% VLT and all other windows are limited at 50% VLT. Supreme court on April 27, 2012 ordered that all black films be removed[17]
Non-automotive uses[edit]
Window tint can be applied to any object made of glass. Many window tint companies will tint shopfronts windows, office block windows and house windows. Some will even tint objects such as mirrors and coffee tables giving unique looks to everyday objects.
Homes can be tinted to save energy, fight heat, and increase privacy. Decorative films are offered in many styles and shades that can dress up a space such as an office waiting room, bathrooms, and more.
See also[edit]
- ^ [1]. Window Films and Energy Saving
- ^ [2]. Solar energy. What it is and how it affects glass fronted rooms.
- ^ Your Home: Low-emissivity Window Glazing or Glass. A Consumer's Guide to Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. United States Department of Energy Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
- ^ "Safe Rooms Within Schools." Federal Emergency Management Agency, United States Department of Homeland Security.
- ^ a b "Safety/Security Film." International Window Film Association.
- ^ U.S. State Tint Limits. International Window Film Association. 28 April 2003.
- ^ RCW 46.37.430 Safety glazing - Sunscreening or coloring (see 5d & e for exceptions). Washington State Legislature. Revised January 4, 2012. Accessed April 21, 2012.
- ^ [3]
- ^ "Canadian Window Tinting Rules & Laws." International Window Film Association. 28 April 2003.
- ^ "Tinted Windows: Your Questions Answered" (PDF). Vehicle and Operator Services Agency. October 2005.
- ^ Rohrer, Finlo. "Tinted windows to the soul." 31 May 2007 BBC News Magazine.
- ^ Правовые основы тонирования
- ^ Тонировку стекол разрешают только «ограниченному кругу лиц» 2 February 2006
- ^ http://www.motorizzazionevercelli.191.it/area%20officine%20WEB/Avviso%20Officine%2021-05-2002%20-%20Applicazione%20di%20pellicole%20su%20vetri%20dei%20veicoli.pdf
- ^ rta.nsw.gov.au Vehicle Standards Information - Windscreens and window tinting
- ^ [4] NZTA - Vehicle windows, wipers and mirrors (factsheet 39)
- ^ 27. For the reasons stated before, we prohibit the use of black films of any VLT percentage or any other material upon the safety glasses, windscreens (front and rear) and side glasses of all vehicles throughout the country. The Home Secretary, Director General/Commissioner of Police of the respective States/Center shall ensure compliance with this direction. The directions contained in this judgment shall become operative and enforceable with effect from 4th May, 2012.


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