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4.48/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Espresso darkness. Tan head that will disappear.
Aroma very roasted coffee, malts, hint of a smoke
Taste is full, roasted, not too sweet, nice balance, a little more bitter and fizzy than I expected. Long lingering coffee/hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel a little tacky but easily sipped. A smoky/pipe feel to the aftertaste. Super balanced.
Solid brew, agree w/ others about an almost obacco flavor balanced w/ the coffee/malt notes. Very pleasant. Love this.
Serving type: bottle
12-13-2013 10:41:57 | More by RyanOooh
4.25/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Poured from the bottle to a snifter.
A: Poured near black with a dark brown tinge. Very small beige head.
S: Coffee and dark chocolate, roasty malts, some tobacco or tea, slight hops.
T: The taste follows the smell really well, except that the taste is more bitter than the smell might indicate.
M: Light to medium bodied. Average carbonation. Mostly bitter and a little sticky on the mouth feel.
Overall a great porter. I really like the coffee flavor and what I would describe as almost a smoky or tobacco flavor.
Serving type: bottle
12-13-2013 07:36:40 | More by Joshpu
3.98/5 rDev -6.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours almost black. A thick light brown head develops and settles to a thin topping that laces the glass.
A rich chocolatey nose with some light roastiness.
Medium body and hop bitterness to balance the sweetness. The inviting malts in the aroma come through in the taste delivering the chocolate and coffee roastiness.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2013 02:13:19 | More by MattSweatshirt
4.3/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Appearance was a deep dark brown with a scarlet reflection and exceptional clarity. A dark tan head had good retention and laced the glass to the end. Nicely bottle conditioned with great carbonation. Aromas of roasted malt weren't as present on nose as it was in the flavor to come. First taste immediately releases coffee notes with a hint of chocolate and a bitterness (maybe from some Black Patent malt) that stays on the back side of the tongue for 15 to 30 seconds. Hop presence is slight but seems to be of the noble variety and contribute to the moderate bitterness. An excellent example of the style and one I will revisit again. REALLY WELL DONE.
Serving type: bottle
12-09-2013 00:53:01 | More by Hoperator
New York
3.81/5 rDev -10.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Appearance - mahogany body with mocha colored head
Smell - roasted malts, molasses, dark chocolate, roasted coffee
Taste - dark chocolate, molasses, roasted malts, coffee bean
Mouthfeel - lighter end of medium bodied, high carbonation, roasty upfront, hop bitterness in the back, not as balanced as other porters
Overall - decent porter, I think I would have liked this more had this not been so highly hopped as this isn't a style that calls for such treatment. At the price point, hard to justify going back to this one as there are better, less expensive representations of the style
Price Point - $10.99/6pk 12 oz bottles
Serving type: bottle
12-01-2013 18:04:42 | More by keithmurray
3.94/5 rDev -7.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle: a stumpy 355mL brown bottle with a semi-stylish old-school label.
Appearance: pours an intense dark brown tending towards oily black, with a small amount of sediment evident on the final pour. An impressive tan head settles to a solid half-finger Minimal lacing.
Aroma: considering the reviews I have seen on this beer, I assume this has suffered a bit on the way to Australia. Smells only of light molasses and an unfortunate off malt. Not sure about that.
Taste: really picks up on the palate - plenty of unsweetened chocolate and roast malts, a touch of dark fruits. Very nice, particularly when the chill has left the glass.
Aftertaste: the malt profile drops away, leaving heavier dark fruits and some hop bitterness. Very nice.
Mouth feel: medium in body with a moderate carbonation that brings the flavour through nicely - if you decide to let it warm enough.
Overall: a very nice American Porter - not overly flavoursome, but a fantastic mid-slow sipper once it has warmed sufficiently. Alternatively, at the right price (we get majorly ripped off in Australia) this could be a great sessional beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-25-2013 11:25:33 | More by SmashPants
New York
4.55/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This beer poured a dark brown, almost black with sediment. It had a very small tan/cinnamon colored head that quickly disappeared. The smell was malts with dark chocolate and coffee upfront and a bit of something roasted. The taste was unsweetened chocolate and roasted coffee. It was deliciously creamy. A hint of the smoke/roast profile shined through. The finish had some dark fruits. It lingered nicely and the creamy texture was the highlight of this beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-24-2013 16:28:10 | More by WheelsPSU
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: Black, with a nice rich tan two finger head that dissipates quickly and leaves generous lacing
Smell: Cocoa, roasted malts
Taste: Sweet chocolatey malts up front, roastyness up next, then a quick smack of earthy hops
Mouthfeel: Medium to full, good carbonation
Overall: Excellent. Good example of the style. Very enjoyable brew.
Serving type: bottle
11-24-2013 04:14:20 | More by MadCat
4.33/5 rDev +1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
This one fell through the cracks back in August, so I'm just adding it now. This review is from memory.
Serving: Bottle into tulip
Served: Sometime early August 2013
This one was a special beer. Dark, dark black with huge roasted malts-- hints of dark, bitter chocolate with a kiss of dark-roasted coffee in there too. A touch of smokiness like you might taste after black, very dark roasted coffee. Marvelously smooth on the palate with a silky mouthfeel. Outstanding beer.
Will have to try again here soon and do a more current review.
Serving type: bottle
11-21-2013 02:53:17 | More by Beric
4.43/5 rDev +4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12 oz bottle poured into imperial pint glass.
A - Black with some hints of dark brown. One finger of creamy chocolate head.
S - Roasted coffee, sweet chocolate, caramel. Lots of roasted character.
T - Lots of sweet chocolate and caramel, along with roasted coffee and a slight bitterness.
M - Moderately thick with very smooth and creamy carbonation. It's got a nice stickiness to it, with a lingering presence of chocolate and coffee on the aftertaste.
O - A fantastic porter that hits all the right notes
Serving type: bottle
11-18-2013 03:47:55 | More by ExaltedNecrosis
4.48/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
12 oz. bottled poured into a pint glass. Bottled on 8/01. Consumed on 11/13.
A - Brown approaching black. No light passes through. Light cinnamon colored head. Leaves very little lacing on sides of glass. Low to moderate carbonation.
S - Smells nice, but not overly fragrant. Anise, roasted coffee, and dark chocolate.
T - Dark chocolate, roasted coffee, some coffee acidity, cream and vanilla, with a touch of bitterness. Completely hides ABV.
M - Delightful. Carbonation perfect for slightly thicker texture. Leaves a very nice tingle throughout mouth, complements acidity very well. Much of the flavor of an Imperial Stout, yet light and very drinkable. Some stickiness.
O - Very pleasant. Solid throughout. Mouthfeel is phenomenal. Highly recommended.
Serving type: bottle
11-14-2013 01:43:59 | More by Duane_Opfer
4.31/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Appearance: black, opaque, with dark tan small head
Aroma: bold and roasty, stout like but with a little more fruity ness, strong and pleasant aroma
Taste: bold, roasty, a little dark fruit flavor to add depth, with a balanced and medium finish. Very drinkable
Mouthfeel: Medium-full body, with medium-low carbonation, sits well in the mouth and is very drinkable
Overall: A definite winner. I highly suggest this porter to anyone looking for a great session porter with all the flavor you want.
Serving type: bottle
11-11-2013 23:10:10 | More by dwren89
4.43/5 rDev +4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a bottle received as a gift about 5 months ago into a Perfect Pint.
A=Extremely dark brown, dark tan head of 1"+ that lasted well over a minute...very appealing. Head seemed to have a slight greenish tint to it, which I found a bit off putting.
S=Molasses and brown sugar, with a hint of coffee.
T=Coffee flavor with a slight creaminess; hints of honey, clove, and banana...also a roasty smokiness; slight sweetness and slight bitterness...I enjoyed this complexity.
M=Medium body with very modest carbonation...could taste the alcohol a bit.
O=Excellent...my second favorite behind Great Lakes' Edmund Fitzgerald...I would definitely buy this on tap and will buy to compare head-to-head with Edmund Fitzgerald. Must try if you love porters.
Serving type: bottle
11-08-2013 02:36:04 | More by dhannes
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +1.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Pours almost black with a tan head that laces well. Nose is a mild roast coupled with chocolate, no hop presence. Light / medium mouthfeel with a light creamy texture. The taste is exceptional and well balanced. The roast is forward, but counter balanced with chocolate and malt. Slight hop presence as it warms. Clean finish of roast with a touch of chocolate and malt sweetness. A slight hop bitterness lingers against the dominate roast. I prefer stouts, but this is outstanding.
Serving type: bottle
11-07-2013 21:08:42 | More by tillmac62
4.21/5 rDev -1.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured into a snifter
A: Black with a tan one finger head that dissipates pretty quickly, leaving bubbles in its wake. Curtainy lacing.
S: Chocolate, anise, coffee and vanilla. Divine.
T: Smooth and robust. Velvety. Semi-sweet chocolate. Like drinking a latte. Comes on like an Imperial Russian Stout. Like the label says, the taste is sexy.
M: Medium to heavy with creamy carbonation.
O: A really outstanding porter. Wish I had picked up more in Birmingham. Bet it goes well with chocolate chip cookies. Highly recommended.
Serving type: bottle
11-05-2013 17:54:57 | More by brewskifan55
4.45/5 rDev +4.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
served in a snifter
Pours black with a half finger of off-white head that dissipates quickly, leaving nothing but a rim of tiny bubbles after a few moments. The main thing I get from the nose is rich sweet caramel malt, with coffee, chocolate, vanilla, and a faint herbal hop presence. A delicious-smelling porter. The taste also has big sweet caramel malt notes but the coffee comes out a lot more and combines with it. It's moderately to highly carbonated to make every flavor note pop, and it finishes dry with a lingering but subtle bitterness from the hops. An exquisite beer!
Serving type: bottle
11-04-2013 08:41:06 | More by itsscience
4.24/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Appearance: Poured 1/4 finger head that dissipated almost immediately. Dark brown/black color with no lacing. Once settled, no foam remained whatsoever.
Smell: Sweet roasted malt, chocolate, caramel, toffee, slight licorice and coffee. Floral hops round it out.
Taste: Nice balance. Sweet malts, both dark and milk chocolate with coffee up front. Citrus hops pop out from underneath mid palette and carry over into the finish, which ends with a nicely contrasting sweet, piney and coffee bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Creamy, medium body with very little carbonation. Sort of flat. Dry, slightly oily finish. Nice lingering coffee and faint piney bitterness.
Overall: I enjoyed this beer. I loved how the hops played along with the sweet, smokey flavors of the malts. It was some of my favorite characteristics of a Porter with a nice touch of my favorite characteristics of an IPA.
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2013 17:59:03 | More by tmm313
New York
4.19/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Chocolate black with rocky sepia head that fades to film.
Chocolate, espresso and smoke on the nose with some wood, earth and licorice - deep.
Good coffee, dark cocoa, a bit of black berry and brown sugar then some subtle green herbal hops.
Truffle finish and dry linger.
Medium, way smooth, lots of cling.
I was a sceptic but there's a lot going on here: nose rewards repeated visits, lots of choc + a real roundness to the coffee notes, and silky body. Goes down reeeal easy; no hint of 6.5%. Roast is not prominent and body is not full, so this is rightly called a porter. Only knock would be that the hops don't really show up - sweetness never gets out of control but I'd never guess 45 IBUs and no hint of aroma; Crystal is a mild hop apparently - though this is reasonably fresh.
Right up there with Anchor and Edmund Fitz.
Serving type: bottle
11-02-2013 00:15:41 | More by StJamesGate
4.31/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Pours black with a dark brown tinge in the light. Dark brown head forms fairly easily and lingers as a small cap.
S: A fair amount of roasted malt and hops.
T: Roasted malt, dark chocolate, earthy and light piney hops, and a touch of coffee.
M: Light body considering the ABV. Soft feel.
O: An outstanding porter, just as expected from Founders.
Serving type: bottle
10-31-2013 03:10:34 | More by CMUbrew
4.5/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a 6 oz. snifter. Bottled on 02/10/2012, reviewed on 09/01/2012.
A-Dark black with a light tan head that dissipated quickly.
S-Roasted malts, chocolate, coffee, leather.
T/M-BIttersweet chocolate, roasted malts, coffee. Not overly sweet. Coats the mouth with the unsweetened chocolate and a mild carbonation.
O-A great porter from Founders! Not too heavy with a balanced sweetness to a little bitter bite.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2013 00:52:24 | More by jhartley
4.4/5 rDev +3.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Founders Brewing Company - Founders Porter, poured into a Craftgeer snifter.
Look - Pours a rich oily brown-black and settles black with a small soapy head that retains for a bit. Great lacing.
Smell - Sweet caramel and chocolate. Roasted malts as well take up the rear. Some coffee. Faint hops.
Taste - Sweet and malty, some roast and coffee. Hop profile is slight but detectable.
Mouthfeel - Sits sweet with roasted malts and dry. Great drinkability. Medium to moderate carbonation. Medium-bodied.
Overall - Super drinkable porter, another Founders win. No complaints on this terrific brew.
Serving type: bottle
10-16-2013 12:52:29 | More by JMScowcroft
4.06/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from the 12 oz. bottle into a stemmed tulip glass.
a: Pitch black. Half finger high brown head dissipated quickly to thin surface foam.
s: Mild dark malt.
t: Mild dark malt, coffee, chocolate and smoky finish.
m: Light to moderate. Smooth with a lingering chocolate/coffee smokiness and hop bite.
o: Exceptionally drinkable porter without being watery or feeling cheap. Had as a dessert but should go well with beef and other red meat.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2013 03:04:50 | More by scotorum
4.38/5 rDev +2.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
appearance: nice rich dark dark brown with minimal head
smell: chocolatey with a bit of coffee
taste: rich smooth chocolate flavor with a bit of coffee. nice maltyness
mouthfeel: smooth and velvety. not too thick and heavy and not too thin and watery, just right
overall: this is a great porter, all around a tasty drink that feels good on the mouth. nice bold flavors make this a very dinkable example, you cant go wrong with this one.
Serving type: bottle
10-13-2013 18:49:21 | More by SingularWalker
4.44/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A-dark brown to black with a brown head
S-coffee and chocolate, with a hops smell that is not th main smell
T- roast malt, and chocolate then the hop aftertaste
M-was light on the carbonation yet creamy
O- was a great beer that got better with every sip, I enjoyed this beer
Serving type: bottle
10-09-2013 03:14:58 | More by a0lbudman
3.98/5 rDev -6.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Aroma: Smooth Aroma very subdued. I smell malt, toffee, caramel and roasted and chocolate aromas. roasty, toast, nuts, caramel, Appearance: Dark and liquid, not thick. Some light does shine through but it is very dark. Head was about a fingers length but did not last long. No lacing here. Taste: Very malty and sweet and smooth, slight bitterness on the back end. Not much carbonation to speak of. I taste caramel and toffee notes. Aftertaste is lasting and makes you want another sip right away. Palate: Creamy and flat. Medium body.
Serving type: bottle
10-08-2013 02:11:50 | More by Fastmedic
Founders Porter from Founders Brewing Company
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Date: May 10, 2012
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WHITEHORSE, YUKON-The Whitehorse pace is accelerating, and not just when racers paddle, run and pedal across the Yukon. A town that once flowed with the current of the lazy Yukon River, the territory's largest city has witnessed the completion of an internationally recognized cultural centre, a riverside amphitheatre and long-awaited wharf in this year alone. A new restaurant buzzes at nights and even Baked, the Whitehorse version of Seinfeld's diner, now has competition from several other equally sumptuous cafés. Here's a fresh basket of Whitehorse's hottest morsels. Paddle On.
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Yukoners commute between Whitehorse and Dawson City, 532 kilometers away, the way most of us go on a milk run at the corner store, which may explain why everyone in Whitehorse mentions the legendary Dawson City Musical Festival as an absolute must.
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HELP! trying not to travel too far for cage-free eggs..impossible dream?
I am seeking cage-free eggs. I normally only ever see true cage-free free roaming eggs from Hope ECO-Farms at Big Carrot and Brickworks evergree.
It is killing me to commute there, especially in the winter.
Are these anywhere closer to Yonge & Lawrence, organic wasteland? (We managed to kill the first organic grocery store here in record time because people would not support them.).
re: KraTToR
Unfortunately I understand that "Free-range" doesn't mean humane. By definition by the Ontario Egg Farmers association, all Free-Range means is this: A production system where hens have access to the outdoors.
This access hatch can be pathetically small and unreasonable for the number of hens in that particular egg production factory.
My lay-person (no pun intended ) assumption of the Egg definition mean "access to outdoors " does not certify that the hens are not at times caged.http://www.getcracking.ca/Farmers/PDF...
There is also a lot of information on chowhound on the egg issue.
I've bought eggs farmgate off several Brampton farms for a few years. I''ve resigned myself to skipping them in the winter since there's no taste premium. It's become a seasonal thing for me.
re: Flexitarian
I toyed with the idea of just having to get my own chicken...though in my neck of the city the peeps would have a COW. My parents (still at Keele and Wilson) used to have them when I was a little girl. Those were some damn good eggs.
Thanks to everyone for the interesting comments and incredible research. I got eggs from Culinarium yesterday. Taste differences or not, the karma of that egg sits best in my stomach and worthy of a financial sacrifice for me.
Just a side note, egg colour in my mind is been obliterated because farmers can doctor the egg colour with marigold petals in feed so esthetics aside, IMHO a good egg comes from a good farm. You people ROCK. I love ya's.
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i just found this on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2sWyK...
if you do still visit, i'd be interested to know whether the video accurately reflects what you see!also thanks Idas for the original post, i was wondering the same thing recently about where to find cage-free eggs
re: Flexitarian
I did a taste test this weekend. I bought Costco's Burnbrae eggs and then went to The Big Carrot and bought Hope Eco-Farms' 'Small Flock's Delight Brown Eggs from Hens on Green Grass'. No doubt the Burnbrae eggs are raised in the most factory/industrial way with caged hens. The Small Flock's, although labelled as being from hens on green grass, does say in small print on the carton that in the winter 'dried legume provided and lots of loose litter.
I soft boiled both eggs so I could taste them as unadulterated as possible (and it's also my favourite way to consume an egg). Maybe it is the fact that it's the winter and Small Flock's hens aren't running around outside and foraging on fresh grass and other things they can find, but I found the Small Flock's eggs only very slightly more flavourful and that was only in the yolk, not the egg white. And the colour of the yolks were very similar. Also, since one egg was brown and one white I wasn't sure if I was biased knowing which was which. Maybe I'll have to prepare them without the shell to remove this bias.
Now I know that taste isn't the only reason to buy Eco-Farms' eggs, as their hens are raised much more humanely, but it is one of the major differences I was looking for.
I am going to try the taste test again in the spring to see if eggs hens raised on mostly grass taste any different. Has anyone had a different experience with 'winter' eggs?
re: Flexitarian
To me, I could give a sh!t about how they taste (well that's a bit dramatic but you get my drift). Insofar as this product is concerned what truly matters to me is how they are treated.
Taste is always important to me of course, but in this case it's mainly about the bird's quality of life as well as the environmental and even socio-economic benefits smaller flocks help foster.
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Maybe it's the Chinaman in me, but taste trumps all. I'm not going to pay $6 for a carton that tastes not much different than Burnbrae. If taste is taken care of, the other things fall into place accordingly (living conditions, animal welfare). Taste = numero uno.
I buy Homestead Farms eggs usually, labelled as free run (they're ok). When lucky sometimes I get these eggs a farmer sells on the side since they're not licensed, their private stash. Highly illegal, but man are these the only eggs I've ever had in Ontario that brings back memories of uber rich yolks in Asia. It tastes like the chickens eat a lot of nasty critters, delicious.
I do my egg purchasing at Fiesta and Gasparro's.
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Actually it wasn't $6/carton. The costs were as follows:
18 Burnbrae Farms eggs from Costco - $3.69 = 20.5 cents/egg
12 Small Flocks eggs from The Big Carrot - $8.49/12 = 70.75 centseggSo, Small Flocks was 50 cents more per eggs or 3.45 times as much. I didn't expect them to taste more than 3 times better but something up to twice as good. Now I have to do some soul searching about buying these eggs in the winter to support the living conditions of the hens.
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I'm 99% certain the small flock eggs are $6.50 at Fiesta. I've also seen them at around that price at Qi health food stores.
For the record, I've had small flock eggs before. I just don't taste any value in them when compared to other free run/free range eggs that are in the $4-5 range. I buy those instead. I feel there should be incentive for farmers to produce a better tasting product. I reward their efforts with my wallet. I admire their ethics but at the end of the day I don't feel we should put up with average quality eggs (taste wise) at double the costs. It's done easily in many different parts of the world, why is it so hard to achieve in Ontario? Why are the illegal eggs I get for $5 far superior to these?
To expand on the taste philosophy. If something tastes good, it's most likely the animals were raised with care. I highly doubt a stressed/confined animal would yield tasty meat/eggs/dairy. So again, taste is my number one barometer.
Big Carrot is friggin expensive.
This entire thread can be summed up by "first world problems".
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I'm not sure that treating animals with compassion should be a first world problem. Not sure what you mean by that.
It's a problem. Pure and simple. And it has global environmental, social, health, and political implications. I hope you're not diminishing this issue as one only the privileged cares about.
And even if that were true, thinking of this as a first world problem is a problem in itself.
re: magic
Us complaining about the quality of our eggs = first world problems aka http://whitewhine.com
re: Flexitarian
I get free run farm gate eggs for $2 per dozen, but I had to move to SW Ontario for this bounty. They are still rich and flavorful in winter, but better in spring. The hens can go out any time to get scraps, bugs, seeds, or grass. The photo is from December.
I encourage anyone interested to develop a farm gate itinerary on your days off.
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Culinarium carries the "Small Flocks Delight" eggs, this is a cooperative started by a number of farmers in south west Ontario to pool their resources and operate a grading station so they can sell their eggs in stores and not be limited to the farm gate but I don't know if the are fully cage free.
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I too am interested in eggs from cage-free roaming hens. Eco-farm is a co-operative of 3 farms. Small Flocks Delight eggs are apparently from Hope Eco Farms. You could always call them to find out how the hens are raised:
HOPE Eco Farm (Franz Seeberger Family)
10737 Walker Road, Aylmer • 519-765-1031, ext.3HOPE Eco Farm (Ira Stoll Family)
50521 Glencolin Line, Aylmer • 519-765-1031, ext.1HOPE Eco Farm (Mervin Miller Family)
52013 Glencolin Line, Aylmer • 519-765-1031, ext. 4


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After the gay marriage bill failed in the State Senate in 2009, advocates regrouped, launching a renewed effort that led to same-sex marriage becoming legal in New York two years later. NY1's Erin Billups filed the following report.
Twelve days before same-sex marriage was legalized in New York, it became increasingly clear, as support within the Legislature grew, that the bill's passage was not a far-off dream for supporters.
"Unquestionably, the biggest moments were the reveals of the two Republicans who were 'yes' votes," said Brian Ellner of the Human Rights Campaign.
Gay marriage proponents say the push began with the 2010 elections, when they picked up two more votes in the senate.
The momentum gained steam after a united coalition of gay rights groups met with Governor Andrew Cuomo and his staff in March, mapping out their strategy to get the bill passed.
"We met internally on this issue, I would say, almost every day," said State Deputy Secretary of Civil Rights Alphonso David.
"There was basically, from April until the vote, a planned media hit every day," said Ross Levi of the Empire State Pride Agenda.
Around $2 million was spent on that media blitz.
Advocates and the Cuomo administration also secured financial support from wealthy Republican donors for Republican senators who, in the process of supporting the measure, were in danger of losing conservative support.
"This is a political process, so elected officials that voted for marriage were certainly threatened," said David. "Everyone is mindful of that."
Advocates credit their united front, their focus on bipartisan support and increased public approval of same-sex marriage for their success, but say the key was really a governor who was invested.
"I do think Andrew Cuomo was one of the indispensable parts of this campaign, for sure," said Levi.
David said being intimately involved in the effort was a priority for the administration.
"With the change of the law, finally the State government is saying to them that they have value," David said. "That's why this was so personal, that's why this was so important."
The next move now for advocates, and even at least one Republican senator, is sharing their strategy.
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After four years of working with Paul Rabil as a college athlete, it's exciting getting the chance to challenge him in a one-on-one setting. One goal is implementing a mix of training methods that were successful for him in college, along with new challenges. The other challenge is keeping him sharp throughout the NLL season, along with preparing him for the MLL and U.S. team tryouts. The following drills are performed with Battling Ropes, a training system designed to benefit anaerobic and aerobic capacity along with the development of power and strength.
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One 50-ft, 40-lb rope; a solid, stationary pole
Wrap the rope evenly around the pole and stand at the extended end of the ropes while holding one side in each hand.
01: Establish a solid base and move both arms up and down in unison, creating a wave motion in the ropes. You should move fast enough that the rope wave has three crests.
02: Lift both hands, holding on to the rope over your head; in one motion, bring your hands down toward the ground, slamming the rope into the floor with as much force as you can. The motion is very similar to medicine ball slams.
03: Rotate hands to create opposite wave motions in the rope. Your hand motion is similar to a drum roll motion.
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This morning we take a short walk to the Chao Praya river where we board a long tail boat for a tour of the local canals. Bangkok was once known as the Venice of the East because of its intricate canal network. We get a glimpse of daily life as we pass locals selling their wares by the river. We will visit what to this day remains the home of the Thai Royal family at the Royal Palace complex followed by Wat Phra Kaew, home to the Emerald Buddha, one of Thailand's most venerated images. Another highlight is Wat Po, the largest temple in Bangkok, housing a 46m long, 15m high gold-plated reclining Buddha. We then head back to our hotel. This afternoon is free for personal exploration.
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Leaving Bangkok we transfer by road to Kanchanaburi (approx 3 hours). Kanchanaburi province is a pretty area and a favourite with travellers for its caves, waterfalls and river trips. Kanchanburi is an area made famous by the film 'Bridge on the River Kwai'. We will visit the J.E.A.T.H war museum, which is more a memorial to the thousands who were killed whilst constructing the 'death railway', and have a chance to pay our respects at the War Cemetery in town. We then visit Erawan National Park with its picturesque waterfalls. The waterfalls are named after the Erawan, the three-headed white elephant of Hindu mythology which the seven-tiered falls are said to resemble. Your time here is free to enjoy the falls area and there is a chance to enjoy some swimming or to walk to the top of the falls (approx 2 hours return trip), before checking into our riverside resort on the outskirts of Kanchanaburi town.
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Today we take a ride on the infamous Death Railway but first we visit Hellfire Pass so called because POW's were forced to chisel through solid rock, working by firelight on a particularly difficult section of the line resulting in a heavy loss of life. The film 'Bridge on the River Kwai' is fictional but uses the construction of the Burma Railway in 1942-43 for its historical setting. The Japanese used Allied POW's to build a railway from Thailand to Burma so they could supply their army without the dangers of sending supplies by sea. Thousands of POW's died under appalling conditions during its construction, and the line became known as the 'death railway'. Our train ride will finish at the bridge itself which was reconstructed after the war and is used today to take tourist trains over the river.
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After breakfast we head to Ayuthaya (approx 4 hours drive), the 2nd royal capital of the Kingdom of Siam. At its peak the Kingdom encompassed large parts of present day Laos, Cambodia and Burma. Diplomatic and international trade missions found their way to Ayuthaya from countries as far afield as Europe. It was not long before Ayuthaya became one of the most important trading centres of the region. The population grew to over 1 million people by the 17th Century, more than any European capital at the same time. Following decades of wars and then a siege that lasted nearly 2 years, Ayuthaya was invaded and destroyed by the Burmese army. Temples were ransacked and statues of gold stolen and carried off to Burma. Following this devastating defeat the Siamese Kingdom relocated its capital to Thonburi (now a suburb in Bangkok) on the banks of the Chao Praya River.
In Ayuthaya we explore the temples that still remain today as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the afternoon we board a converted rice barge for a delightful lunch cruise, sampling the delights that Thai cuisine has to offer. Early evening we board our overnight sleeper train bound for Chiang Mai.
Day 7
In the early morning the train pulls into Chiang Mai, 'The Rose of the North', known for its temples, markets and the many colourful hill tribes that live in the area. After transferring to our hotel, the rest of the morning is free to relax or explore on your own.
Chiang Mai is a former religious and cultural centre, twice coming under the control of the Burmese, there is a strong Burmese influence reflected in the architecture of the city. In the afternoon we visit the hilltop temple of Doi Suthep, the most revered Buddhist shrine in the Chiang Mai region. The climb up to the temple is well worth the effort as on a clear day it affords an excellent view over Chiang Mai and its striking temple landscape. In the evening we can visit the night market where many of the hilltribe's handicrafts can be seen.
Day 8
We spend the day at a highly commended Thai Cooking School, where we learn the intricacies of Thai cooking. Under the supervision of an English-speaking Thai chef you have the opportunity to create your own 'gaeng keow wahn' or green coconut curry or spicy Pad Thai. You don't need to be a proficient cook to enjoy this activity but, be warned, you get to eat your creations at the end of the day!
Day 9
In the morning we drive (approx 1½ hours) to the Chiang Dao elephant conservation centre. In the past elephants have been used as beast of burden in the logging industry but over a decade ago the Thai government banned logging leaving the elephants and their mahouts out of work. This is a centre set up for the long term care of these graceful animals and we get to go on a ride on one of them while we are there.
From here we head to our Hmong Lodge. The evening is free to relax in the lodge's rural setting, where the staff will perform some of the traditional Hmong dances. Our lodgings are bungalows built in Hmong style but with the creature comforts of a proper bed, hot shower and Western toilets.
Day 10
Today we take a gentle 2-3 hour trek into the hills to visit a nearby Hmong village to learn a little more about the lifestyles on the Hmong Hilltribe people who are believed to have migrated down from southern China 100 - 150 years ago. It was the Hmong tribesmen who made up much of the CIA's secret army in Laos during the Indochina conflict. They are a ferociously independent hilltribe group who have maintained their own culture, customs and languages over the centuries. We then return to Chiang Mai.
Day 11
This morning we fly to Bangkok and then drive to Hua Hin, approximately 3 hours by minivan, a popular tourist destination for Thais as well as foreigners.
Day 12 - 13
These two days are ours to relax and unwind in tropical Hua Hin. This royal beach resort, features long stretches of sand and smooth waters. We take a day trip to 'Khao Sam Roi Yort National Park, meaning Three Hundred Mountain Peaks in English. The park features towering limestone pinnacles and mysterious caves. Great for birdlife, the park is best explored on foot and by boat along the coastline. We will visit the famous Tham Phraya Nakhon, a cave that houses a Royal Salaa (meeting hall) for one of the Thai kings, Rama V. The park is an adventurers dream, and your guide will help you explore it on foot to get that perfect photo. Your hotel has a pool, and is just a short ride from the heart of the town which features an eclectic night market, and a large variety of restaurants.
Day 14
This morning we drive back to Bangkok where the afternoon is free for any final shopping, sightseeing or relaxing that you wish to do.
Day 15
Fly to London.
Day 16
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Royal Zambezi Lodge is located on the banks of the Zambezi River with over 1.5 miles of river frontage and lies on the edge of the Lower Zambezi National Park. It is situated on the Zambezi River at one of its broadest points and lies opposite the famous Mana Pools Reserve in Zimbabwe. There are ten classic suites and four deluxe suites at Royal Zambezi Lodge. The entry-level classic suites stand alone and are complete with shady verandas and en-suite baths with flush toilets and large showers. The large canvas tents nestle under mature trees and are all positioned for the maximum enjoyment of the surrounding views and complete privacy. The tents are impeccably furnished with a contemporary, understated elegance. Natural tones, luxurious textures and comfortable armchairs create the perfect retreat after a morning game drive while extra length sprung mattresses with pure-cotton linen and feather pillows ensure a blissful night's sleep. The deluxe suites are the epitome of the luxury safari experience. Two of the suites offer the same tented interior as the classic suites while also offering an outdoor bath and shower and plunge pool. A further two deluxe suites push luxury to an even higher level. These suites are not tented and, due to a larger surface area, they also have an indoor lounging area. Outdoors they offer a sala (lounging area) overlooking the river in addition to a shower and copper roll-top bath, sunloungers and private plunge pool. In all, the deluxe suites provide ultimate luxury while allowing guests to interact with the wilderness that surrounds them. The lodge offers the ultimate in comfort and luxury, with unrivalled game viewing accompanied by professional guides, a luxury spa and world-class fishing and fly fishing. The location for Royal Zambezi Lodge was chosen particularly for the wide variety of activities available, including game viewing, fishing, fly-fishing, sunset river cruises, professionally guided canoeing trips, open vehicle guided drives, night drives, walking safaris, birding safaris and photographic safaris.
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Synth City: 10 Classic Guitar Synth Songs
Here are 10 classic tracks that demonstrate the many voices of guitar synths.
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07. "Who's to Blame," Jimmy Page, Death Wish II, 1982
In 1981, former Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page was asked to compose and record the Death Wish II soundtrack by his neighbor, director Michael Winner.
It was just what Page needed — an opportunity to start creating music again, now that John Bonham (and with him, Led Zeppelin) was gone.
Page mirrored the film's moodiness and edginess with a slew of new devices, including the Roland GR-505 guitar synth and TR-808 Rhythm Composer. The guitar synth can be heard on the entire soundtrack album, which was re-released on JimmyPage.com late last year in a "heavyweight vinyl package." Only 1,000 copies were made.
Page continued experimenting with guitar synths and even appeared in several Roland print advertisements in the early to mid-'80s.
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Listen to this song. All the guitars, trumpets and synths recorded on my Roland GR-55.
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My own opinion but to be honest guitar synth just doesn't work for most of these songs. Hate the sound of it. But, of the songs listed here, the two songs it really works on is the Police and Iron Maiden.
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Eddie Cibrian's ex-wife Brandi Glanville was just officially charged after her DUI arrest in October -- and she could lose her license ... TMZ has learned.
According to the L.A. County District Attorney, Brandi was charged with two misdemeanors -- driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and driving with a blood alcohol level above 0.08%.
As we first reported, Glanville was pulled over on Sunset Boulevard ... when cops smelled alcohol they gave her a field sobriety test ... which she flunked.
If convicted, Glanville faces up to six months behind bars and a $1,000 fine.
I don't know who Cibrian is and don't care but why do celebs and their spouses get so many DUI's? Can't they get designated drivers or hire a taxi like most of America has to do?
Even our kids even as young adults knew better and we made a deal, if you are drunk or with someone drunk, don't drive, call us and we will come , no questions asked.
On the 1st DUI make them visit the morgue and volunteer to work with paraplegics as most are victims of drunk driving.
Up to 6 months in jail or $1,000? Ha ha ha. Something tells me it will end up being closer to an admonishment by the judge. After all it is Hollywood. Anywhere but CA and it really would be 6 months for $1,000.
Why wasn't LeAnn Rimes charged after her two car accidents last year? Strange this story about Brandi makes the news. Seems like Falcor's twin has interest in spreading the story around.
As far as the public know, LeAnn's accidents were 'fender benders' with no car damage or human injuries.She also wasn't drunk driving when it happened.That's the main difference.She's also a celebrity,though and could've been charged with a fine at most for fleeing the scene the first time.It still wouldn't have qualified for jail time,though.
@breakofdawn - Thanks for the response. Brandi just tweeted not to believe everything you read. In other words, sounds like LeAnn's planting anti-Brandi stories again.
My God Brandi, you are so beautiful compared to that sleezy Leann. I just saw you on Bev Hills Housewives.
Brandi should be thrown in jail...as well as all the other idiots out there who choose to drink and drive!! While I don't particularly like her ex, Eddie Cibrian, he was smart to get rid of her. She is just another loud foul mouthed drunken idiot!!!!


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Grandparents Rights to visitation in Texas
I bring this petition to the people of Texas, so we Grandparents are the ones left behind in divorces, separations, or remarriages. As in my case, I have a new son in law who refuses to let me see my grandchildren, not only the one child that is his , but the 3 children from a previous marriage. This man is younger than my daughter, has done some things I have challenged, has been in trouble and now has the backing of the MASONS, who do separate their families from from biological family. I am not going to trash him here, I want him in court so I may see my grandchildren, I need the support of all grandparents I can get, so I may get them to court,. Grandparents are a very important part of childrens lives, and I have been till he came along, I am a nurse and have a 10 yearold adopted daughter, so I have been cleared thru the courts. Thank you, Macie Robinson Panola county, Texas, Facebook Macie Robinson
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text: On the cover: In 1972 while he was working in research and development at General Electric (GE), Ananda Chakrabarty created a strain of Pseudomonas putida that contained multiple plasmids that allowed the bacteria to digest a variety of hydrocarbons found in oil. Because of the commercial potential of this strain, GE filed a patent application to protect its work and its investment. Several years of disagreement then followed; the patent application was denied because the courts declared that patents could not be granted for living organisms, and GE argued that, although the gas-eating bacteria were alive, they could not be found in nature. The company felt that the bugs were the unique creation of the company and that the company should therefore be able to patent them. The case eventually went to the Supreme Court, and in 1980, eight years after GE's request was first made, the patent was granted. This patent set a precedent for patents in science and enabled other living products of research, including animal models, to be similarly deemed patentable. On the cover is a photograph of Dr. Chakrabarty holding two flasks, in one of which the special P. putida has digested the oil. Special thanks to National Geographic (Bruce Dale/National Geographic Stock) for the image.


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Serious side effects of phenytoinLong-term use of phenytoin has been found to cause osteomalacia. Bone disease is even more likely if a combination of antiepileptic drugs is used. Patients taking phenytoin should be advised to remain physically active, take vitamin D supplements, and eat foods rich in calcium. Because some sources of calcium (such as antacids and supplements like Tums and Os-Cal) reduce absorption of phenytoin, they should not be taken within about 2 hours after the phenytoin. This restriction does not apply to food sources of calcium such as dairy products. Many doctors now recommend bone-density studies for anyone taking phenytoin. A number of reports have suggested a relationship between phenytoin and the development of lymphadenopathy (local or generalized) including benign lymph node hyperplasia, pseudolymphoma, lymphoma, and Hodgkin's disease. Although a cause and effect relationship has not been established, the occurrence of lymphadenopathy indicates the need to differentiate such a condition from other types of lymph node pathology. Patients should be instructed to report fever, rash, and swollen, tender lymph glands. In all cases of lymphadenopathy, follow-up observation for an extended period is indicated and every effort should be made to achieve seizure control using alternative antiepileptic drugs. Serious forms of dermatitis are seen rarely, including bullous, exfoliative, or purpuric dermatitis, lupus erythematosus, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, and toxic epidermal necrolysis. It has been estimated that 2.3 to 4.5 people out of each 10,000 who take phenytoin are hospitalized for treatment of rash. On July 10, 2008, an advisory panel was convened by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to review data that the FDA had previously collected from drug studies showing an association between many of the antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and suicidal ideation and behavior, which together are called suicidality. According to the FDAs Alert, among the patients with epilepsy in these drug studies, 1 out of 1000 people taking the placebo (inactive substance) showed suicidality compared to approximately 3.5 out of 1000 people who took an AED. The FDA advisory panel voted to accept the FDA's data at its meeting on July 10. The FDA has provided the following information for patients, family members, and caregivers at www.fda.gov/cder/drug/InfoSheets/HCP/antiepilepticsHCP.htm.
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