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Secret "Google X" lab reimagines our future
Many large enterprises are known to tinker with blue-sky projects from time to time. Google is certainly no exception but the blue sky itself may be no limit for the search giant, a company run by two young idealists, Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
Word of Google's clandestine facility first oozed its way into public eyes this summer. Dubbed "Google X", only a handful of people actually know where the facility is located. Very little is known about the lab itself or the people involved, but you can bet Google has been working on some fascinating concepts behind its closed doors.
When Google employees were asked about the project, very few know anything at all. Even fewer know more than it just exists, the New York Times reports, although the location of the lab is thought to be somewhere in the Bay area of Nothern California.
One of the people pegged as being involved with the project is Sergey Brin. When Larry Page was announced as CEO, Sergey was appointed as "head of special projects". Internally, Sergey is known as the "Head of Google X", sources close to Google told the Business Insider. Larry Page and Eric Schmidt are also known to participate, having contributed many of the 100 ideas found on Google X's research and development list.
Little is also known about the list itself, but the projects found on it include a "space elevator", not to mention a number of ideas involving robotics and artificial intelligence. Many of these items are still conceptual in nature, but New York Times sources claim one of these projects will be released by the end of this year. No one was able to provide details about what we can possibly expect.
Google spokeswoman, Jill Hazelbaker, wouldn't comment on Google X specifically, but said:
"While the possibilities are incredibly exciting, please do keep in mind that the sums involved are very small by comparison to the investments we make in our core businesses"
Google's autonomous vehicle experiments are a good example of the company's seemingly eccentric interests. Headed by Sebastian Thrun, the co-inventor of Google Street View, the "driverless car" project has logged over 15,000 miles of autonomous driving since 2010. Sources claim Google continues to investigate having such vehicles manufactured.
Will we be seeing a space elevator soon? Probably not. But armed with one of the world's largest piles of money, Google is in a very good position to pursue the impossible.
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Virtual reality cooking mama.
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Virtual reality cooking mama.
Yes i would love that!
and the best of all is that it will be FREEEEE!!!
Mostly involves profiling their database of info on us for the CIA
space elevator. sounds like google should take images of space and turn google earth into google milky way. imagine, you could oventually simulate flying through space or create video walls like in the cosmo canyon scene on FF7. i cant wait for the future and google is gonna be a big part of it.
yep one more step torward skynet and terminator
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yep one more step torward skynet and terminator
+5 internets for you sir.
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yep one more step torward skynet and terminator
You mean one more step to Wall-E
A bunch of overweight people in chairs looking at advertisements all day.
so this is where they hatch their plans for world domination ?
Tomorrow_Rains said:Guest said:
yep one more step torward skynet and terminator
You mean one more step to Wall-E
A bunch of overweight people in chairs looking at advertisements all day.
haha, Skynet is right next to time travel as possible futuristic scenarios. 'Artificial Intelligence' is something we like to think of as robotic servants, but it'll be used for things like sorting packages at a walmart distribution center.
How bout something useful Google.... maybe an RFID (radio frequency ID) tag system for groceries (or whatever) so I can put my stuff straight into bags in my cart and walk over a scanner and instantly have the total price. Make checkout lanes obsolete, and cut down on theft too. Nooooo.... space elevators and AI and Google TV is cooler right?
All those resources with real power to change our world and instead of some brilliant system to cut down on city traffic they think we need another facebook.
Let's see...teleport, replicator, holodeck whichever is fine by me!
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Every so often, an unknown actor emerges onto the screen and takes our breath away. Carey Mulligan is one such actor whose brilliant performance in "An Education" gives birth to a rising star.
In her first major role, Mulligan plays Jenny, a 16-year-old A-student bound for Oxford. That is, until she meets the smooth-talking, wildly handsome David (Peter Sarsgaard), who's twice her age. Longing for a life outside Twickenham, England, and away from her stodgy parents (Alfred Molina and Cara Seymour), Jenny finds David just the ticket. He's sophisticated, hangs with glamorous people and wants to take her to Paris.
This guy is so slick that he gets her parents to agree to the trip.
When Jenny discovers that David's a con man and a thief, she ponders returning to plan A but comes to the realization that she's hooked on his intoxicating lifestyle. Her blind trust and naiveté have driven her down a path of painful regret, but in the end she takes stock in the valuable lesson learned.
Director Lone Scherfig ("Italian for Beginners") has concocted a magical movie based on a memoir by British journalist Lynn Barber. Nick Hornby ("About a Boy") scores big with a savvy and emotionally textured script. The acting is flawless. Sarsgaard is at his best in this role as the deceptive and entirely irresistible David. Emma Thompson, who's popping up everywhere these days in cameos (i.e."Pirate Radio"), is superb as the stern headmistress who tells Jenny that she "seems to be old and wise."
And that's exactly how Mulligan portrays the pixie/woman that dichotomizes Jenny's persona. She comes off so much smarter than her parents and yet so childlike when the walls come crashing down around her.
She makes us believe in every aspect of her character with the charisma of a seasoned actor. This is an Oscar-worthy performance.
"An Education" is just that. It takes us on a journey of self-discovery and has us leaving the theater feeling as though we've been somewhere important.
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International C2 mowerAnyone got a picture of a C2 mower installed (Back View, drawbar and rear pulleys)....The manual doesn't seem clear to me and it seems as though I saw one posted awhile ago, but I can't find it now.....Thanks Dave
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Re: International C2 mowerDave, I have the manual also, but no picture,have used mine on several occasions.Maybe we can talk through it. Which page are you having trouble with? Carl
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Here is the pic of one - DIY 3 Point Hitch . I am looking for other pics at the moment will add em as I find em. IH C2 Mower For Sale actually, here is the search I used : "C 2 Mower" Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Re: International C2 mowerThanks Carl and Rudi....I believe Rudi's pictures answered my question as to how it mounted in the rear...I couldn't sort out the bottom position on the drawbar mounted inside....I believe I have it now....Happen to know the size of the belt....And is it an A or B belt....If I run into problems I'll post my problem....Thanks again....Got to change the blades and paint it tomorrow....Dave....
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Re: International C2 mowerOh yeh, I tried that search Rudi, but it said it wasn't available and to try later....Seems to be ok now....Dave
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Re: International C2 mowerHere is a pic of one i have i just posted for sale that is mounted on the tractor
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I think I might have had the window still open. Probably cleared up when I closed it. Can't remember the size/length of the belt either. Buzzard Wing will know when he pops in. And when he does, I need to remember to copy the size and save it Clint: Yup, that was one of the links I had found, thanks for that btw. Nice pics. Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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CAPE CORAL: One of the men accused of taking part in a shootout with Cape Coral Police last December appeared in court Wednesday. He says he was forced to give a statement and wants his confession thrown out.
At the Steak 'n Shake on Pine Island Road on December 20, 2009, there were 62 shots fired between the suspects and police. One suspect was killed in the incident.
Jarrett Mundle gave police exactly what they wanted after the shootout-- a confession.
Mundle took the stand Wednesday trying to convince the judge the only reason he talked is because he had been too cold that night.
It was 55-degrees on the night of the incident.
At first, Mundle told deputies he wanted a lawyer and didn't want to talk.
Mundle says after sitting in a squad car for three hours with the windows down and the heat off, he changed his mind.
Mundle says he would have told detectives anything if he meant he could go inside and warm up.
After officers read him his Miranda rights, Mundle talked for an hour. He described in detail what happened the night of a home invasion and shootout with police.
The confession is a damaging piece of evidence prosecutors will use against him at trial.
Several times during his interview, Mundle declined to answer questions, which detectives say proves his mind was not affected by the cold.
He also never said he was cold or asked for warmer clothing or a blanket.
The judge denied Mundle's motions and ruled the jury will be able to hear the statement at trial.
He said Mundles' actions during the interview with detectives were very different from his allegations that he was left in a cold car on purpose.
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10 curious roadside attractions in the US
For hours we passed the billboards: "The Thing? The mystery of the desert" and "The Thing? What is it?" and finally, when my friend Leigh and I arrived at the exit in the middle of Arizona off Interstate 10, curiosity had gotten the better of us. We sheepishly handed over the $1 entry fee and began a strange and entertaining walk through my first roadside attraction.
If you have the time and a sense of humor, here are 10 bemusing, tacky roadside attractions, all easily accessible from interstates, to check out on your next American road trip.
The Thing?, Dragoon, AZ
Some 250 signs for 200 miles along I-10 through the empty Texas desert invite you to visit "The Thing?" 40 miles outside of Tucson.
The $1 admission buys you access to a bizarre collection of exhibits leading up to "The Thing" itself, including a Rolls-Royce that supposedly belonged to Hitler and a very homemade display of wood carvings depicting "ancient methods of torture."
The identity of "The Thing?" Sorry, you'll have to find out for yourself.
Wall Drug Store, Wall, SD
This historic tourist attraction breaks up the drive across South Dakota on I-90. Like "The Thing?," it also entices would-be visitors with billboards beginning hundreds of miles away.
Wall Drug's mall employs nearly one-third of the town and is famous for its huge jackalope, mechanical people, and 80-foot dinosaur next to the interstate.
Blue Whale, Catoosa, OK
The 80-foot cement whale is a bizarre anniversary gift that can be seen from former Route 66 next to its pond. It's easily accessible from I-44 outside of Tulsa.
Visitors can actually walk into the mouth of the giant sculpture.
Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, TX
Created in 1974 by members of the art group Ant Farm, this installation involves 10 spray-painted Cadillacs emerging from the ground tail-end up.
It's visible from I-40 but if you plan to stop, bring a can of spray paint; Ant Farm encourages visitors to add to the artwork.
Jolly Green Giant, Blue Earth, MN
This 55-foot statue welcomes visitors to Blue Earth at the midpoint of I-90 in Minnesota.
The Giant commemorates the town's link to the Green Giant Company — once located there and formerly called the Blue Earth Canning Company.
Calico Ghost Town, Yermo, CA
Outside of Barstow on I-15, this former silver mining town is now a tourist attraction.
There are several options for entertainment, including mine tours, gunfight shows, and gold panning. Only five original buildings exist today; the rest are re-creations.
The Douglas Jackalope, Douglas, WY
Curiously, there's more than one roadside attraction involving a jackalope. Douglas has one because a resident of the small town dreamed up the imaginary creature in the 1930s.
You can access the town and its statue off of I-25.
Museum of Natural and Other Curiosities, Hartford, CT
In downtown Hartford, this museum houses a strange collection of taxidermic items, including exotic birds, an eight-foot alligator, a two-headed pig, and a two-headed calf.
The House of Mystery and the Oregon Vortex, Gold Hill, OR
Off of I-5 in Oregon, this attraction claims to be a "whirlpool of force" where strange things happen.
The vortex apparently defies the laws of physics: balls roll uphill, and people appear shorter as they approach you or taller as they walk away.
The Enchanted Highway, ND
Turn off I-94 at Gladstone, North Dakota, for 32 miles of weird, oversized art installations including a tin family, the world's largest grasshopper, and a flock of pheasants with a 40-foot-tall, 70-foot-long rooster.
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To find other curious roadside attractions on your next road trip, visit the website of Roadside America.
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Nice creative quirky article Megan. Cadillac Ranch looks amazing…and amazingly picturesque in its sunset colours.
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Guys! Iron and Wine is back!!! Are you excited?? Because I am!! Can't you tell??!
The thing is, I didn't really get on the Iron and Wine train really until their 2011 release, Kiss Each Other Clean. Then, I realized the error of my ways, went through their back catalogue, and found myself thoroughly digging Samuel Beam's pristine use of acoustic guitar, his crystal-clear vocals, and the lovely complexity of his lyrics.
But THIS track, "Lovers' Revolution," elicits a… "Holy crap, that is so different and so good!!" out of me." Simply, this is a dirty, hot jazz tune, straight from a smoke-filled basement where men wear hats and women are good at being bad. A flurry of brass horns and the devilish drumming of piano slinkily leads you into this distinctly different musical world; as the song continues, you find they're really just getting started. The track speeds up and crescendos into a full-on jazz-plosion, Beam's singing voice still managing to anchor the track in recognizably Iron and Wine territory.
You see, "Lovers' Revolution" is a perfect example of why I fell in love so hard with Iron and Wine, albeit late. I was under the impression that Beam was a one trick pony, the harbinger of Fleet Foxes and little more. Kiss Each Other Clean showed me how wrong I was — how much versatility he has as a singer songwriter, and as a performer. "Lovers' Revolution" flips the Iron and Wine sound on its head, yet again, while still maintaining the compelling loveliness that always seem to find its way into Beam's songs. A change in genre, yes, but not necessarily a change in approach.
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4.75/5 rDev +18.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
On tap at Capital Ale House in Richmond, VA. Served a crisp amber with a diminishing head. The aroma had a good balance of malts and earthy hops. The taste was one of the most well balanced beers I've ever had. Sweet caramel malts were very well balanced with citrus hops, this beer was absolutely delicious. The beer was very creamy and smooth with very well hidden alcohol. This is one to be careful with, but it is very enjoyable. I can only hope that the Locker Stock release is preceding a re-release in bottles.
Serving type: on-tap
04-09-2007 05:41:47 | More by atsprings
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3.9/5 rDev -3%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
This arrived far more pale than expected, orange and somewhat opaque but definitely not the deep mahogany or brown I usually find in this style. Foam and lace were microscopic.
Flavor is where this one comes to the plate, malts supporting but not overpowering the caramel, pine, and alcoholic burn. The smell is strong and sweeter than the taste; the taste is powerful and caramel malts quickly take a backseat to the hops and booze. Great flavors and nicely blended at that.
It looked and felt a little too light, but still a good showing.
Serving type: on-tap
06-26-2013 06:35:22 | More by watermelonman
3.7/5 rDev -8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
At the time of this review, this is #30 on the top American Strong Ale list. Served in a snifter.
Beer is tan / brown and hazy and way way way over carbonated. The head is massive and has some retention power to it. I asked the bartender if this is a problem with the beginning or end of the keg and he replied that the whole keg has been this way. Interesting.
Aroma is sweet and malty with a hint of hops, some sort of floral earthy hop. Smells decent.
Beer is medium to big in body despite the carbonation issues. It tastes like sweet malt and some booze. Interesting beer overall. The flavors seem a little muted to me but overall it is a decent beer. A sipper for sure.
Serving type: on-tap
06-20-2011 17:12:47 | More by drabmuh
New York
3.83/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
A: The beer is clear red in color and has no visible carbonation. It poured with a thin off white head that completely faded away.
S: There are light aromas of citrusy hops in the nose.
T: Like the smell, the taste has citrus flavors; grapefruit stands out in particular, especially in the finish. There are also some notes of brown sugar.
M: It feels medium-bodied and very smooth on the palate with a light amount of carbonation.
O: This is a beer that definitely needs to be sipped because it's both hoppy and high in alcohol content.
Serving type: on-tap
05-07-2011 13:52:09 | More by metter98
4/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Hazy dark orange with a decent darker creme-ish, orange hued foamy head
S - Citrucy hops were pretty overpowering in the nose with not too much else coming through
T - Wonderfully bitter with grapefruit coming through initially. A little lemon follows up before an odd but pleasant dandelion taste finishes the tasting fun.
M - Somewhere between syrupy and creamy (somewhere along the spectrum, but I couldn't decide where!) with an incredibly bitter dandelion aftertaste. A little bit hot on the back of the throat. The bartender "reported" the ABV as 10%. Whether or not that's accurate, I don't know, but that's what he said at least...
O - Great to start but a tad of a chore to wrap up. Not saying it was bad by any measure, but 16 oz. of this bad boy was quite an undertaking. Not for pounding, but great for one beer to seriously contemplate in an evening of dedicating to just one beer!
Serving type: on-tap
04-20-2011 12:38:11 | More by gopens44
3.68/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at Stuffed Sandwich
A: Pours a burnt orange color with a nice big white head and some spotty lacing.
S: Interesting aromas of toffee, toasted malt, and citrus. A lot of orange and perhaps tangerine notes. There's a slight oxidation type aroma to it as well. Some sweetness of brown sugar and just a little bit of alcohol.
T: A touch sweeter than I had expected with a lot of brown sugar and toffee. A nice toasted bread malt base to the beer with good hop flavors. Nice and floral with some moderate citrus levels to it.
M: Medium in body with a moderate level of carbonation.
O: A somewhat generic "strong ale", but it was good, so no real complaints.
Serving type: on-tap
04-15-2011 18:44:03 | More by womencantsail
New Jersey
3.68/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Aromas are intially citrusy with slight pine and grapefruit. Slight caramel maltiness. Pretty standard for a West Coast DIPA/American Strong Ale.
The tastes intially begin with the caramel maltiness which was suprising, but quickly shifts to the above hop characteristics.
Mouthfeel and carbonation were both adequate. Overall this was a good beer, however nothing too memorable. Recommended but don't break your back to sample.
Serving type: on-tap
03-09-2011 14:56:05 | More by claspada
3.38/5 rDev -15.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Charlie 1981. I had this on tap at the Petrol Station in Houston. First I've heard on this one in a while, since it was called Charlie.
This is a hazy beer, near translucent, brigth orange copper color, almost no foam. Well hopped aroma, lots of keynote rogue pine & citrus. The malts come through clearly beneath the hops, lending a DIPA quality to the whole aroma.
This tastes balanced while remaining pretty agressive in both malts and hops. Hops taking the lead. Toasted and caramel malts temper the hops edge as much as possible. Not exactly refined, this could get into barleywine territory if the hops fade a bit, my guess is that this is best fresh.
Not exactly easy drinking, more of a sipper. But a flavorful sipper.
Serving type: on-tap
03-02-2011 00:27:05 | More by TurdFurgison
4.1/5 rDev +2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Digging into the vintage notebooks for this one. Had this one on a trip to Newport ten years ago, below the beer and breakfast while playing (legal?) blackjack in the bar. Poured a good amber color with a decent white head. Warming and pleasant to drink, with aromas of hops, alcohol and bready malts. Flavors of hops, alcohol and sweet malt. Warming and delicious. If I remember correctly, this was one of the better beer experiences I had had at the time. Please brew this one again.
Serving type: on-tap
03-01-2011 08:43:24 | More by emmasdad
2.38/5 rDev -40.8%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2
Pours a hazy orange-ish color with a light tan head. In the aroma, small hint of fruit, but not much of anything else. In the taste, malty and some candy sugar. A smooth and medium bodied mouthfeel, with a semi dry malt in the aftertaste. Hides the 9%, but not much of a flavor or taste.
Serving type: on-tap
02-26-2011 18:01:15 | More by OWSLEY069
3.95/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Rogue John's Locker Room Stock Charlie 1981, apparently only 130 bars get it. Had this at the Z Bar in State College.
A: Huge white head that takes off after the pour, overflowing over the top of the glass. Golden brown, almost orange in color.
S: Subtle. Hoppy up front with a nice caramel malt backbone.
T: Hop front taste but very balanced. Maltiness is present, but not dominant. Bit of a bitter and dry aftertaste.
MF: Light to medium bodied with a nice bite of carbonation.
D: Very high, if only this was available elsewhere!
Serving type: on-tap
02-25-2011 02:36:39 | More by russwbeck
3.9/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured from the tap a bright orange to copper color with a slight haze and a strong white head that lasted for much of the beer. smell is a mix of hops, both floral and pine with a good amount of caramel malt. Taste is bigger than expected caramel malt surrounded by a good amount of hops. Mouthfeel is much fuller and bigger than I expected as well, good amount of carbonation lends itself to the hops for a big and dry hoppy finish. Drinkability was a little low for me..not sure but this beer didn't have everything i would want from an american strong ale, perhaps a little one sided hop wise, still a solid beer.
Serving type: on-tap
02-13-2011 19:31:45 | More by rpardon7
3.6/5 rDev -10.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Caught somewhere between an English IPA and a signature Rogue American-ish hop influence- Medium through and through with fruity, piney, and caramel taste.
This resurrected brand pours a hazy honeyish copper with amber highlights muddled about. Good medium white foam caps the beer and clings to the glass in sporatic pockets. The beer ends up looking heavier than it actaully is.
Classic Rogue caramel, biscuit, and highly estery scents rise from the glass with a maltier presence than hops. However, the hop character seems sprucy, grassy, and mild on citrus notes.
Flavors of malt sweetness and roundness seem of bread/bread crust, robust caramel, and powder sugar-soake fruits. The fruity esters of ripe or over-ripe peach, pear, and apple transition to a yeasty-briney flavor in the fatter mid palate. Spicy hops of pine resin, grapefruit and orange rind, along with earthy, grassy flavor offers a bitter balance against the malts and allow for a cleaner, crisper finish. But the malts and esters manage to linger into the finish and aftertaste along with the spicy hop notes.
Heafty and robust mouthfeel early, middle and late. A heavier than normal impression results from the light carbonation of the beer and sits on the mouth surfaces during all phases of the session. A semi-dry finish is aided by the hop crispness and minty alcohol.
I like this beer much better as an English IPA than I do anything American although a Columbus-like citrus note does emit from the hop structure. But in true Rogue fashion, their Pacman yeast makes this beer taste much like all of their beers: a medium attenuator, caramel/biscuit sweet, low carbonation, and muddled hop character. A nice beer but certainly not a standout.
Tried fresh on tap at The Beer Trappe.
Serving type: on-tap
02-10-2011 18:48:22 | More by BEERchitect
4.05/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
had this at the huge kickbacks dinner in Jacksonville, FL. I took some notes but mostly doing this from memory.
Appearance: dark brown in color with some garnett dappling hues and nice lacing
Smell: can tell that this had some hop aromas, but left. roasty malts
Taste: nicely aged and an honor to try this beer. probably 3-4 years old, held up nicely.
Serving type: on-tap
08-17-2010 17:49:27 | More by CampusCrew
3.45/5 rDev -14.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
16 ounce pint - $7.50 at Taco Mac in Kennesaw, Georgia.
Appearance: Well-hazed, dark amber-brown body akin to a glass of bread crusts topped with a cover of white foam.
Smell: Malty touches of toast and toffee surrounded by strong hop notes of citrus, spice, and pine.
Taste: Pale malts rounded out by some toasty and lightly sweet toffee hints. Strong, assertive hop character with big tastes of earthy spice, pine resin, and citrus pith. Boldly bitter, as one might expect. Finishes quite dry with a long, lingering bitterness and touch of alcohol warmth.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: Plenty of staunch bitterness; it's definitely a Rogue product, alright. One pint was more than enough for me, thanks.
Serving type: on-tap
12-25-2009 20:22:30 | More by ChainGangGuy
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Love this product, It makes my skin look great!!!
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This was my first experience with IT cosmetics and it won't be the last. I absolutely love this product.It is not your typical bronzer and I can see how using this to contour your face might be a bit difficult. Instead, I use this prduct to add a little colour to my face, almost as though I have a natural tan. You need to use very little of this product to get the desired effect and when used with a gentle touch the colour payoff is exceptional. I would not recommened using the little cotton pad that comes with the product, but rather a huge fluffy powder brush. Using a brush apply the powder where the sun would naturally hit your face to create a beautiful complexion.I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to kick their complexion up a notch!The only thing I would change is to ditch the cotton pad, as pads are generally not good for loose powders, and to bundle this product with one of their signature face brushes.
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I'm a huge fan of It Cosmetics. I constantly check the website to see if more products are in stock. This is the one product that I have not loved. I find it difficult to blend. Bring back the sculpting set! That is my favourite for bronzing and hiliting.
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I use a lot of IT cosmetics. 5 stars for all! This bronzer is so georgeous and natural looking that I feel like I'm always lightly tanned. I have almost every brush Jamie ever offered and YES the right tool will give you the right result.The only caution is to be careful not to apply it over where the moisturiser is a little thicker. I find best to start application on the side of the face rather then on the cheeks, this is where at least my complection tends to be lighter then anywhere else. I ordered the the show stopper withoth the new fundation, havent got it yet, but I love this line so much I have no doubts; I will love this one too. Jamie is such a sweet person, I enjoy her demos and kind personality. Thank you TSC for bringing this into my "home".
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I love the entire IT Cosmetic line and have passed on the wonders of their products to others,who are now also big fans.My skin is quite pale with an oily T zone and have problems with blush fading and collecting in my pores.However this excellent bronzer is my everyday favourite.You need very little to get a natural glow.The compliments are nice too.
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I have been exceptionally pleased with all of the IT products I have ordered over the years and this bronzer is no exception. A little goes a long way so its also good value for your dollar.The ingredients list is also impressive. IT Cosmetics along with Doris Daltons line of makeup are the very best I have ever tried and I've tried alot over the years!!! ( I am 50 )Keep up the great work Jamie!
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April 2011-One for the record booksApril 2011 will be remembered for years to come as a month of record-breaking and destructive weather. Our area continues to deal with the worst flooding many of us have ever seen as a result of record-setting rainfall, and across the southern U.S., families continue picking up the pieces after the largest tornado outbreak in U.S. history. I wanted to share a few numbers with you to put both of these weather events into perspective. It should be no surprise to anyone that last month was the wettest April on record in Paducah. The National Weather Service office in Paducah officially measured 15.91" of rain, surpassing the old record of 14.54" in April 1983. Also, as of this update on May 4th, this is the wettest spring on record (defined as the period from March 1-today), with 28.24" of rain since March 1. That's 293% of our normal total! And from January 1st until today, NWS Paducah has measured 35.33" of rain...putting us 18.23" over our average total of 17.10" for that period of time. In fact, for the entire year, our annual average rainfall totals 49.23". If you do the math, you'll find that we have already received nearly 72% of our total yearly rainfall in just over 4 months! Hopefully we can spread the rest out a little more evenly over the next 8 months. Unfortunately, our region is not the only place dealing with weather-related tragedy. The numbers that are coming out from last week's tornado outbreak across the southern U.S. are just unbelievable. The NWS is officially classifying the outbreak as running from April 25-28, when they estimate that a total of 305 tornadoes occurred, making this the largest tornado outbreak in the history of the U.S. The previous record was associated with the "Super Outbreak" of April 3-4, 1974, when 148 tornadoes touched down. According to Dr. Greg Forbes of The Weather Channel, tornadoes were on the ground for nearly 76 continuous hours at one point during this latest outbreak. Unreal. Also shattering previous records, the NWS estimates that there were more than 600 tornadoes in April...the previous April record was 267 in 1974. This April not only shattered the record for tornadoes in that particular month, but for any month. The previous record for tornadoes in one month was 542, set in May 2003. The death toll from this outbreak currently stands at 354 (unconfirmed), making this the second deadliest outbreak in U.S. history....second only to the Tri-State Tornado of 1925, which killed 695 people across MO, IL, & IN. This death toll is astounding, considering that the NWS issued tornado warnings with an average lead time of 24 minutes on these storms! This stat helps to show the violent nature of these tornadoes.....some of these EF-4 and EF-5 tornadoes were so incredible that chances of survival diminished greatly unless people were underground. Here's hoping for calmer and drier days ahead. |
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Robert Philbrook has been charged with killing his grandparents in Campbell County. (Provided / February 20, 2013) |
The grandson of a couple who were murdered last week has been arrested for their killings.
Robert Philbrook is in custody for the deaths of John and Virginia Philbrook.
John and Virginia Philbrook were found dead on Feb. 15 in their Sleepy Hollow Road home, a few miles outside of Lynchburg. Both died of gunshot wounds. John Philbrook was found dead in the living room, and Virginia Philbrook was found shot to death in a bedroom.
Investigators say Philbrook lived with his grandparents, and was raised by them for the majority of his life. Robert Philbrook, 27, was arrested at Lynchburg General Hospital at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Campbell County Chief Deputy LT Guthrie would not say why Philbrook was at the hospital.
Deputies say there were no signs of forced entry and it didn't appear that there had been a struggle.
"There were signs that someone had been in the home, but I couldn't say that it looked like there had been a confrontation of any kind," Guthrie said during an 11 a.m. news conference.
Robert Philbrook has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder, two counts of using a firearm in commission of a felony, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He was arraigned Wednesday morning.
"We are certainly thankful to make an arrest as quickly as we did," Guthrie said.
Investigators believe the murders happened on February 12. After the killings, deputies believe Philbrook left the area and went to Charlotte, N.C. They also believe he returned to Lynchburg sometime around February 15.
Philbrook lived with his grandparents as a teenager while he attended Brookville High School. At some point after high school he moved to Charlotte, N.C., for a job. However, Philbrook moved back in with his grandparents in November of 2012, according to investigators.
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Huntsville police responded to a burglary at a Salvation Army early Saturday morning.
Officers said they responded to an alarm at the Salvation Army on the 2100 block of Oakwood Avenue around 2 a.m. and found that the window to the business office had been shattered. Police said it looked as if someone could be inside the business, but after searching the premises, they did not locate anyone inside.
Police said management responded and said nothing appeared to be missing. No arrests have been made.
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Congressman Adam Kinzinger joined FOX Chicago Sunday to speak on questioning the Air Force's F-22 stealth fighter jet.
Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger has had his hands full these past few months, running in a new district and beating longtime incumbent Don Manzullo in the primary.
He's making some national headlines for his role in questioning the Air Force over problems with its new F-22 stealth fighter jet.
Kinzinger is also an active member of the Air National Guard.
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