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Brian Sanford - #70 - DE
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Bourbon County Brand Stout - Goose Island Beer Co.
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Ratings: 8,005 | Reviews: 2,342 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by beerdrifter:
4.83/5 rDev +5.5%
Picked this up from a great trade with muskabeatz (Evan)! An aggressive pour yielded a pitch black body with a beautiful caramel-colored one finger head that unfortunately faded almost immediately with minimal lacing. The nose is nothing short of heaven! As soon as I popped the cap I could smell it. Huge and roasty with tons of bourbon and double chocolate fudge along with hints of coffee, oak, vanilla, booze, and molasses. The taste is just as big and just as bold. Chocolate fudge and bourbon are again the stars along with a ton of oak. And the chocolate is not subtle. It's like eating a chocolate fudge brownie. Absolutely amazing! It's nicely complemented with hints of vanilla, espresso, tobacco, molasses, and a touch of black cherry and smoke. The mouthfeel is smooth as silk and thick as molasses. The finish is spicy with an amazing alcohol burn. Yeah, it's 15%, but I could easily drink another. Bourbon aged stouts are my favorite style, and this is the best I've had to date. Probably the best beer I've tasted!
10-27-2012 15:46:28 | More by beerdrifter
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4.88/5 rDev +6.6%
What's that thing called? Cloud 9? Well, this bad boi just put Raul on cloud 11. I mean, Raul is feeling this thing like the "massage" that he just got down at the local parlor. Blacker than sin and as dangerous as a 2x4 with a nail in it, Raul was more into this thang than that one time your mama got bubble gum stick in her hair.
Sleek, sexy, and luxurious. This lil sucker is nothing but luxurious.
05-19-2013 19:29:20 | More by RaulMondesi
North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -11.6%
Bottled on 11/13/09.Finally a chance to try this,it has escaped my grasp a few times.Poured deep as an oil slick,no light showing through this puppy,a thinner dark mocha colored head atop.Powerful oaky bourbon notes in the nose,notes of vanilla and some alcohol dipped dark fruit became stronger as the beer warmed.Bourbon is the big flavor component on the palate,vanilla tinged and oaky,there is a slight buttery-rum flavor in the fisnish as well.This will warm the insides thats for sure,its a young bottle and its powerful,a great beer to sip on,who its warm in here right now.
04-05-2010 00:34:04 | More by oberon
4.74/5 rDev +3.5%
12oz bottle poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: Pours about as close to pitch black as you can get. Dark brown head quickly dissipates. This is about the color of my soul.
Smell: Chocoate, vanilla, and bourbon hit the nose right away, with some coffee hints. Smells complexly blissful.
Taste: WOW. It's like when Bruce Willis was dead at the end of Sixth Sense. Chocolate! Molasses! Caramel! Coffee! This is what I picture when I envision the embodiment of a stout. Obviously there is a hint of booziness, but it is VERY subdued and well-mixed with the other tastes. Simply spectacular.
Mouthfeel: This is some smooth stuff! Creamy, with a little viscosity to it, but it definitely doesn't leave any sort of a bad aftertaste. Very clean.
Overall: If I could buy out next year's supply of this, I would. Unreal.
01-06-2014 03:29:35 | More by don1481
4.94/5 rDev +7.9%
I had heard of this beer over and over again and I was happy with my BlackOps and Old Raspy Barrel Aged, but wow did they get this beer right. The subtle notes throughout the beer hit your tongue as it tingles from the bourbon barrels. Hints of smoke and wood touch the palate as the beer goes down so very smooth. Thank you Closisinthehouse for the new addiction.
03-12-2013 01:06:37 | More by BrbnBarlAgdBil
4.25/5 rDev -7.2%
Appearance - This is a rich ultra-dark brown in color with a beautiful brown head that is just the color of brown sugar.
Smell - The heavy wood notes are surrounded by scents of crème de cocoa, raw sugar, rich malt, and a liquor that is more like whisky then bourbon.
Taste - The flavors here are huge and explosive! The wonderful roasted malt is almost lost in the swarm of other flavors. The cocoa is especially prevalent and the vanilla wood notes from the nose are slightly restrained at the taste. The whisky finds a way to mellow out from the nose yet somehow is more prominent. The sugar is like a crème caramel.
Mouthfeel - This is a big medium-bodied beer that is relatively flat and could have used a bit more liveliness. The natural bitterness of the malt is canceled by the huge variety of uber-flavors such as the alcohol, wood, and sugar.
Drinkability - This is a terrific drink with maybe a bit too much going on.
12-27-2009 02:02:57 | More by RoyalT
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
11-29-2013 23:01:10 | More by aszatk01
2.33/5 rDev -49.1%
Not my cup of tea (stupid bourbon ruining a great beer) but I must admit that this would be a wonderful beer if I liked bourbon even if I disagree with the style.
Appearance: Pours the darkest shade of brown possibly with no head and then suddenly loads of dark brown froth explodes. A healthy lace swirls like a hurricane and an 1/8 inch ring coats the glass.
Aroma: Bourbon, molasses, coconut, rum, caramel, and white sugar.
Taste: Mostly bourbon with touches of vanilla and cocoa. Maybe some coffee but mostly just bourbon and molasses.
Mouthfeel: Heavy, thick, chewy, and boozey.
Drinkability: Very low for me. Frankly, I find it drain pour worthy.
$5 a piece...ridiculous. There are better bourbon barrel stouts for 1/4 to 1/5 that cost coming out of shacks in the northern woods.
04-13-2007 02:48:56 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
07-30-2013 01:32:55 | More by DanGeo
4.58/5 rDev 0%
2012 edition. Pours a thick, deep, black color with a very dark tan head. Beer is fairly volatile at first, producing a huge creamy head. Once the head finally dissipates away, it's hard to bring back. The nose on this beer is incredible. Huge oak and vanilla aromas, heavy bourbon and whisky, sweet caramel and roasty malts. HUGE nose, full of a powerful set of flavors - I think I just sat and smelled this beer for about five minutes before I finally took a taste. It will open up right in front of your nostrils.
The beer has a great vanilla taste right off the bat. You get hit with a syrupy sweetness that transforms into a flavor with bittersweet chocolate, malts, and heavy bourbon. As the beer warms up, the bourbon and oak flavors become more and more plentiful, but the wonderful vanilla flavor and aroma never goes away. The aftertaste leaves a nice buttery malt flavor on the tongue. The mouth is huge - super creamy, thick, and chewy with a mild amount of carbonation.
This is a beer you certainly must baby and sip slowly - however, it is worth every minute of it. Amazing brew here, with an incredible nose and flavor. I'm glad I got my hands on a four pack, and I plan on aging a few of these to see how they react.
EDIT: 2008 Vintage
Thanks to Jeff for sharing one of his '08 bottles. Last year to have the white label. God, this stuff was amazing. Bourbon was still strong and robust, but so incredibly smooth. Huge vanilla, chocolate, molasses. Sweet and warming all at once, silky on the palate. Oak notes were lighter but still present. Good reminder of why I love this beer so much.
10-06-2012 19:39:28 | More by tectactoe
4.43/5 rDev -3.3%
2008 vintage.
A: This one is as black as they come and is really viscous. I've had this before and I know it's hard to get head development going. So I tried a rather aggressive pour into my snifter, but all I got was a minimal layer of dark beige foam that dissipates immediately into a minimal ring of lacings.
S: The smell is amazing. Massive bourbon aromas sit side by side with a wonderful smooth stout base. Vanilla, almonds, oak, licorice and a hint of soy sauce. Some hints of brown sugar and molasses. The roasted malts really need to struggle to keep up with the bourbon, but I think they manage quite well. The bourbon gets a little boozy and I pick up plenty of alcohol fumes.
T: The taste follows suit and surly doesn't disappoint, even though expectations get cranked up by the appearance and smell. The bourbon flavors are really powerful, rich and full, but nonetheless the beer manages to stay balanced. Lots of vanilla and oak with notes of almonds. Hints of sweet licorice. Perhaps a suggestion of soy sauce. The roasted malty character is noticeable but it gets a little hard to detect with all the bourbon notes going on. Nevertheless, the malts manage to create a good balancing point for the powerful bourbon flavors. All in all, the beer has a pleasant balance between sweetness and a salty note. The usual flavors of dark fruits and chocolate are really hard to pick up in this one, but I do think here is a delightful note of truffles. The finish is loaded with boozy and hot alcohol that fits nicely with the sweetness from the bourbon and malts, but it gets a little too much here and there. Wood, notes of salt licorice, a light herbal bitterness and long-lasting bourbon notes round everything up.
M: Very very viscous and smooth - this one is thick like cream. Medium, well suited carbonation. Although both smell and taste is great in this one, the mouthfeel is really the highlight here, it's just that great. It just delivers a sophisticated expression to an otherwise bold and cocky beer.
D: This is a good imperial stout, to say the least. Very powerful with a massive bourbon character. It's quite impressive that it still manages to come of as balanced. However, it's not perfect. Although this is obviously a sipper, the alcohol gets to demanding and overpowering every now and then. And due to the onslaught of the bourbon flavors, the beer looses some complexity.
NOTE: This bottle was about 11 months old. I've sampled a bottle from the same batch when it was reasonably fresh, and although I think it holds up really well with plenty of bourbon still hanging around, I think the bourbon notes have faded just a little bit.
07-23-2009 23:10:12 | More by ricke
4.9/5 rDev +7%
12oz 2012 Vintage bottle at David Burke Prime steakhouse in Foxwoods, CT. $25 per bottle.
A- Pours thick and dark as night. Almost no head to speak of to a small amount of off-white head quickly fades to some lacing along the sides of the glass.
S- Chocolate, coffee, and bourbon dominate. I also get hints of vanilla and oak in there as well.
T- These guys do bourbon barrel aging the best. Up front I get notes of chocolate and bourbon. Dark fruits and vanilla round out the flavor. Each sip leaves a nice warming feeling from the booziness as it goes down my throat.
M- Thick, chewy, hard hitting. Little carbonation but just enough for the style.
BCBS is amazing stuff. I had to order a 2nd bottle. If only I appreciated this stuff the way I do now a few years back when it was easy to find. Each Vintage is harder and harder to locate in my area. If you haven't tried it, get your hands on a bottle, you won't be disappointed.
01-29-2014 01:49:07 | More by ExtraStout
5/5 rDev +9.2%
03-09-2013 16:03:57 | More by DavyJones
4.22/5 rDev -7.9%
A: Pours a really dark black into an oversized wine glass. It has a pretty, light mocha head which goes from barely a finger high to nothing in a matter of seconds. However, left behind is a ring of head around the glass that sticks there when left alone. The lacing is a mix of curvilinear forms and medium-sized dots that linger for awhile.
S: Whoa, heavy on the bourbon, please. This beer's moniker is apt. What a great scent! Mixed in with the bourbon notes are roasted malts, vanilla, caramel, a little espresso, some good alcohol, and a great woodsy-v aroma.
T: The most important thing to note is just how big this flavor is. It has a huge bourbon and oak sweetness the blends pretty well with the darker espresso and acidic alcohol tastes. To be really picky, I would say that the component flavors do not meld together perfectly. There is just a slight disconnect in each flavor standing out from the others during the duration of the sip. The finish has a pretty heavy alcohol burn on the tongue and in the nose that is followed by a nice, dry, coffee-esque finish.
M: This really runs the gamut. It has at the same time a big creamy feel and a puckering acidity. This dichotomy is very stimulating to my brain and I'm having a hard time wrapping my mind around how exactly I feel about it. After thinking a good while on it and taking another sip, I think that the bitter acidity overwhelms the creaminess just a little too much. I still enjoy it, though.
D: For all I have said about the conflicting duality of this beer, the drinkability is really quite good for a 13% Goliath. That said, if I had more than one, I'd be pretty wacky.
02-27-2010 01:01:58 | More by TCHopCraver
New York
4.7/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Extremely dark brown but allowing some light through showing deep garnet highlights and good clarity. The head doesn't last too long probably from the high ABV but what is there is a dark brown, creamy bubbles with a lasting ring around the glass.
S: Strong aromas of bourbon and roast. The moderately-strong oak smelling more like toasted coconut than anything probably from the cinnamon combining with the roast and sweet malt notes. There isn't much in the way of hops coming through. There is a moderately-strong alcohol aroma that is kind of flowery. A moderately-low chocolate character with a faint molasses aroma as well.
T: The flavor matches the nose with a bourbon, chocolate and a cinnamon oak flavor, fairly strong roast medium hops bitterness. Nothing much for hops flavor coming through the other strong flavors. There is a some moderate malt sweetness which is more than balanced by the hops bitterness and alcohol. The finish is off-dry with an aftertaste of chocolate and hops bitterness.
M: Medium-full bodied with moderate carbonation and a big smooth alcohol warmth.
O: An outstanding oak aged with a lot of bourbon character. The overall smells and flavor is like that of coconut covered burbon chocolates. This one should develop in the bottle for years, I had a three year old one a couple months back and it was oh so nice.
11-30-2012 02:22:07 | More by MadScientist
North Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
07-30-2014 14:26:08 | More by CavemanRamblin
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
05-31-2014 05:18:45 | More by Zakk
5/5 rDev +9.2%
05-18-2013 15:35:27 | More by jono0101
4.18/5 rDev -8.7%
2008 Vintage
A- Hard pour. Engine oil with no head.
S- Powerful, boozy bourbon right off the bat. Vanilla, maple, peanut butter.
T- Noticeable bourbon with chocolat, faint smoke, vanilla, a lasting toasty oak/ sweet buttery choclate fade. Pleasant heat in the finish.
M- Robust and viscous with little carbonation.
D- Not all that drinkable but a good cool evening sipper.
10-29-2009 19:45:48 | More by brownbeer
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
03-10-2014 02:15:38 | More by npala86
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
09-29-2012 23:49:54 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +9.2%
02-21-2014 19:53:03 | More by Tiernan
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
07-19-2012 21:58:02 | More by mykd
5/5 rDev +9.2%
06-14-2014 06:01:55 | More by Spaten454
3.78/5 rDev -17.5%
On tap at Brixies in Brookfield IL; 7 oz. pour into what looks like a juice glass. I'm assuming this is the 2009 vintage.
This beer pours as black as night, probably one of the darkest beers I've seen. As it was being poured a small head formed but by the time it got in my awaiting hands there were just a small layer of bubbles around the edge.
There is heavy bourbon and vanilla on the nose. A nice tinge of alcohol says this beer is heavy.
There really isn't any surprises in the taste department. A big bourbon sweetness upfront dominates the mouth which towards the end evolves into a more caramel/ roasted malt. I haven't had many bourbon aged stouts but this one dominated all the others by a long shot. The alcohol is very present and I think could use a year or two in order to improve.
The mouth feel is thick with a huge residual sugar content. The low carbonation compliments the richness of the bourbon character. Drinkability is only average at this point since for me the huge alcohol presence is a barrier. I've drank a two year aged version before and it had mellowed significantly. Next time I crack open a bottle of the 07 I will do a review.
02-03-2010 23:14:41 | More by weatherdog
Bourbon County Brand Stout from Goose Island Beer Co.
100 out of 100 based on 8,005 ratings.


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Would a 6-7 foot snow plow mounted on a worksaver be too much for a 1960 Lo-Boy to handle? Would it dangerously lift the front wheels off the ground? what about goin up a 5-10% grade? Thanks all.
7' would really be too much I think. 6' might be asking a lot too. You should at least have front wheel weights and I doubt you'd be able to handle very deep snow,
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I'm no expert but I can't imagine the cub with either one.
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Thanks BigDog. It might be a 5 foot plow. I dunno. It is light to tell the truth, i can drag it through the yard. But that may be a result of my previous "armstrong" steering.
I had a 6ft blade behind my Farmall H last winter and I wasn't too successfull with it and the H is easily 4xs the tractor. Now a 5ft out front with wheel weights and chains and you might be a talkin.
Well i have calcium, weights, and chains. so im good there. I belive it is a 5 foot blade because im 5'6 and i know its not as long as i am tall. Also it fits nice an' snug behind the cubby I was successful in past winters, but i havnt plowed in about 4 years due to restoration. And also, do wheel weights rub up agians the wheels, i dont want to damage my new paint job. Thanks All!
Wheel weights bolt solidly to the wheel discs, and shouldn't move, but they will damage the paint where they contact. If you tractor spends much time in the sun, there will be a difference from fading. The question you have to ask yourself, is "Is my tractor for looks, or for use?".
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The weights will not only mark up your paint job but they will also trap a lot of water between the weight and the wheel disc which turns into "RUST". I just got through cleaning my 2 weights today and primed them. As I was doing this I thought Hmmm, Wonder if a thin gasket would be a good idea sandwiched in between them. But that might make it worse for collecting water.
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Interesting thought on the gasket. Another option might be to put a washer on the bolt behind the weight. That way it will only make contact on the face of the washer and can dry out behind if it gets wet. If you used a thin washer, I doubt you'd be able to tell it was there.
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Might be a good idea George. It might even create an air-duct between the two. But then again it could make matters worse by creating a via~duct through them. I just haven`t figured out yet which Duct duct-tape Ducts yet.
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Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Meet at the basketball court near Jay Lively at 4:30, we will try to tee off by 4:45. Check out the latest McPherson handicap averages.
Here is how it works:
The first time a player comes out, he/she establishes their handicap (average) for the course. The cost is $1 and that player is not eligible for prizes that day. After you have an established handicap, the cost per league is $5. At the end of the round, all the scores are entered and everyone's handicap is calculated. We pay out the top 40-45% each week in new discs and other prizes.
Every other week we use one of two methods to determine the groupings (usually foursomes). One week is random draw and the next is sorted by average scores so the groupings are tournament-like.
So, if a player is averaging 58.5 (+4.5) and shoots a 54 (even par), then his/her result for that league is -4.5
Here are the current averages at McPherson:http://flagstaffdiscgolf.org/
After a player has ten recorded scores, the system drops the highest and lowest, averaging the remaining eight. If a player averages under par (which is 54), their remaining handicap is 80% of their average. For example, is a player averages 5-under 49, their handicap is 50.
We are now paying out in a tiered system. Before the payout, the field is divided in two according to handicap scores. The top 40-45% of each field is payed out.
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Bad Accident
Have a safety tip you want to share? Did you or a friend learn it the hard way? Help someone else by posting your tips on tractor, farm, shop, lawn, garden, kitchen, etc., safety.
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Safety is an important and often overlooked topic. Make safety a part of your everyday life and let others know how much you care by making their lives safer too. Let the next generation of tractor enthusiasts benefit from your experience, and maybe save a life or appendages.
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WOW, you take care Mike, and get well soon.
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Glad to hear that you are mostly OK. Take it easy and get those bones healed.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake
"1950 Something" Farmall Cub
1977 International Cub w/FH
1978 International Cub
1948 Farmall Super A
1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
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First off I am thankful you are relatively unscaved ( easy for me to say ) , considering what could have happened. May you ahve a speedy recovery. Thanks for posting the picture to remind us all the dangers that are out there every day.
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Wow. Take good care of yourself and get well!
"Chance favors the prepared mind."
- Louis Pasteur
"In character, in manners, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity."
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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mike sorry to hear about your accident. glad you were not hurt worse. hope you heal quickly my friend best wishes.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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I hope you have a speedy recovery. The picture says a lot. My hopes and prayers are that you heal quickly, but that others(including myself) learn from this unfortunate tragedy. And (not that it matters that much) how is the loboy?
1947 Circle Cub, 193, 189
1954 Cub w/FH, IH100, 194, F11
1956 Cub Loboy w/FH and 194
1960 Cub Loboy w/FH and L-54
1953 Super A, 2 seater B, Avery V, Avery A, JD M, MH Pony, Leader D, Allis Chalmers C, and my Great Grandpa's ZA Minneapolis Moline.
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Yikes! Best wishes from Georgia for a fast recovery.
I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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Wow Mike, I'm glad your alive! It's unfortunate that things like this happen but when they do, they remind all of us how complacent we ALL become while running our machines. Your misfortune sure gave me a wake up call! It doesn't even look like a steep grade.
'47 Circle Cub serial # 10xx
'59 lowboy. 1000 loader & fast hitch
'48 Cub, resto w/planter/fertilizer
629 utility wagon
Fast hitch brush hog, plows and landscape rake.
Cultivators, 54a blade
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take it easy and get well. the cub will repair easier than yourself.
' its just plain ole Ron '
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Iam so sorry to hear of your accident but very happy you are ok (Alive). We all forget how dangerous a tractor can be.
I hope you mend quickly
1947 Cub
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Wow, Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers. I will be ok thanks to the grace of God. Its hard to believe how quickly it happened, and that I didn't break my pencil neck. I'de been over the gounnd there several times so it was loose at least 6 inches. I slammed the left side of my head a good one too..can't open my mouth but about 1/4" and can't chew food yet. Breathing is in baby small breaths, no coughing is right George. My loboy is named Tuffy. He survived pretty well. I had just finished up on the sheet metal straightening a week ago. My good friend Arizona Bob was here right away, righted Tuffy, pulled him to the back and started him right up.
Do i have to turn in my Cub Pro badge now?
on the mend. and thanks eveyone
Arizona Mike
"The time you spend making sure you are safe is probably the most productive time you can spend!"
George Willer
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Mike, I'm sorry to hear you were hurt so badly in the accident. I guess we can always say it could have been worse, but that does not lessen the pain any. You've given everyone a reminder that as much fun as these tractors are, they can still be very dangerous (like any equipment), even in when we are being cautious.
After you heal, I'd love it if you could jot down some thoughts in the new safety forum for others to read. Hopefully, your unfortunate first hand and painful experience can help others from having to go through the same thing.
Kick back and heal quickly my friend, we are all pulling for your speedy recovery.
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Wow. Glad you came through it as well as you did. I bet next time somebody says "if such and such happens, I'll just <step on the clutch>, <hit the brake>, <kill the engine>", you will have a comment or two. Here's to a speedy recovery.
No, but you may have to wear it up side down, or at least turned on its side, for a while.
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Mike: Wishing you a speedy, and comfortable, recovery. Dan
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WOW Glad here your OK Mike, Looks like Tuffy didn't too bad.take care of your self.
All The Best Rick
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Hello all, I dont know how to install Box2D plugin/module in Qt Creator.
I know that it has already addressed here but I do not know to figure it out and long time I worry with it.
Here is my procedure:
I created new project called test.
I Downloaded file Box2DDemo_v0_2.zip from http://projects.developer.nokia.com/qmlbox2ddemo I unpacked it an open directory qmlbox2ddemo\src and copy folder qml-box2d in test folder.
In test.pro file I wrote:
In test.cpp file I wrote:Code:include(qml-box2d/Box2D/Box2D.pri) include(qml-box2d/box2d-static.pri)
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Here are 10 places worth fighting other tourists to see this summer, according to Yahoo! Travel.
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NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A western Pennsylvania woman has been paid $143,000 as settlement in a case where she had her newborn taken away following a flawed drug test.
Elizabeth Mort, 24, said a poppy seed bagel she'd eaten spurred a positive test for opiates in 2010.
Her baby was returned five days later after officials determined there was no evidence of drugs. Hospital policy called for giving drug tests to all obstetrics patients.
"I was devastated. I just cried and cried and cried. I didn't want to let her go. I was heartbroken," Mort, 24, said at a news conference following her filing of the lawsuit.
The American Civil Liberties Union sued the Lawrence County child welfare agency and James Hospital. In the end, officials determined there was no evidence.
ACLU officials said Tuesday the hospital and county have implemented policy changes so newborns aren't taken from parents based only on maternal drug tests, which can be inaccurate.
Details for this story were provided by the New Castle (Pa.) News and the Associated Press.


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Morning routines are crucial for work day success, according to some career experts. That's why it's important you have a morning routine that sets you up for success instead of starting your day already stressed and already behind the game.
Arrive on time. This may be obvious to most people—but some don't realize that showing up late can not only leave a bad impression, but also throw off your entire day.
Take a deep breath. "Literally," says Michael Kerr, an international business speaker, author and president of Humor at Work. "And do something to focus in on the here and now."
Take five. After the deep breath, give yourself five minutes to get settled in. This is a good way to set the tone of the day.
Start each day with a clean slate. You may have to finish projects or discussions that rolled over from the previous afternoon—but try to treat each day as a fresh one.
Don't be moody. You'll want to pay attention to your mood and be aware of its effect on others. If you're not a "morning person," try to suck it up and have a positive attitude when you arrive at the office.
Organize your day. The first hour of the work day is the best time to assess priorities and to focus on what you absolutely need to accomplish.
Check in with your colleagues. A quick 5 to 10 minute team huddle can also be an effective way for many people to start their day.
Be present. You need to be awake when you get to the office. Especially if you're in a leadership position, it's critical to be present, mentally and physically, and to communicate.
Ensure that your workspace is organized. Clearing off the desk and creating a neat workspace sets a tone for the rest of the day. It can also help avoid confusion.
Don't be distracted by your inbox. This one is difficult for most people—but the experts agree that you shouldn't check your e-mail first thing in the morning. If you do, only read and respond to messages that are urgent.
Listen to your voicemail. Most people jump on the computer and ignore their phone. "While office voicemail is indeed becoming antiquated, some people do leave voice messages, and if you ignore them, you could miss something important," Levit says.
Take advantage of your cleared head. "Many people feel that their brains function best in the morning, and that morning is when they are most creative and productive," Kerr says.
Plan a mid-morning break. This is the time to assess where you and take time to revitalize yourself so that you can keep your momentum going.
With the help of career and workplace experts Lynn Taylor, David Shindler, Michael Kerr, Anita Attridge, Alexandra Levit and Michael "Dr. Woody" Woodward, Forbes.com compiled a list of things all workers should do when they get to work each morning.
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- Paper Crafts (17)
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Ruby fans will love cutting out and dressing up their favorite cuddly bunny!
Hunt for fun this Easter with your favorite bunny pals
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'Kansas' | Regular Fit, 12 oz Cotton Jeans by BOSS
Model Kansas 50260630 Navy
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Earth, Wind, & Fire Founder Responds To Lawsuit
Monday, August 20, 2012
Earth, Wind & Fire co-founder Maurice White recently responded to a lawsuit filed by the children of the late Charles Stepney which accuses White of cheating Stepney's estate out of royalties. According to the initial lawsuit filed against White and Sony, Stepney's children maintain that he hasn't received royalties for almost forty years and that he and White had an oral agreement.
White in his response maintains that there was no oral agreement and that White was paid in full for his contributions to Earth, Wind & Fire's 1974 album, Open Your Eyes, 1975's That's The Way of the World, Gratitude, and 1976's Spirit. Spirit was released after Stepney's death on May 17th, 1976, from a heart attack.
White also maintains that Stepney's children, Eibur, Charlene, and Chante, have no standing to bring a suit.
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Attention: Sequoia and Kings Canyon is experiencing a significantly low snow water content year. We anticipate that Dorst Creek Campground will run out of water this camping season. We will no longer be taking advanced reservations for the 2014 camping season; however reservations already made will still be honored. If we need to close the campground we will help you find a different campsite in a different park campground at no additional cost. If you have questions please call 559-565-4404 or 559-565-4487.
Construction Alert: Construction will be occurring on the Generals Highway starting on June 2nd between Eleven Range and Wolverton Junction. Delays can be expected to last up to one hour with scheduled traffic releases at the top of every hour between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The construction schedule is expected to change throughout the course of the summer; please obtain more information from the entrance stations and visitor centers upon arrival. Vehicles traveling to Lodgepole or Dorst Creek Campground from the southern entrance will have to travel through the construction zone.
Federal Highways Advisory: It is strongly recommended that vehicles over the length of 22 feet access Lodgepole Campground, Dorst Creek Campground, and the Giant Forest from the Highway 180 entrance into Kings Canyon National Park. The portion of the Generals Highway accessed from Highway 198 and the southern entrance is narrow and steep and is not advised for vehicles over the length of 22 feet.
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(RNN) - Spring practice in the SEC climaxes Saturday when five more teams hold their annual spring scrimmages. Interesting fact: So far the biggest attendance at a spring game this season was at Kentucky last week. The 'Cats drew a little more than 50,000.
Three of Saturday's five games are on TV. Here are the rundowns:
This year's weakness was last year's strength – the Alabama offensive line needs to be rebuilt after three starters depart. A new OL coach has to do it. Mario Cristobal came to UA from Miami to replace Jeff Stoutland after he left to take a job in the NFL.
Cyrus Kouandjio (LT), Arie Kouandjio (LG), Ryan Kelly (C), Anthony Steen (RG), Austin Shepherd (RT) are the projected starters.
Bama is loaded with receivers. In last week's scrimmage, wide receiver Amari Cooper caught six passes for four TDs and 106 yards. The week before, DeAndrew White caught seven passes for 132 yards and two TDs.
QB AJ McCarron has been dominating in spring. He has won two national titles as the Tide starter, so he's a known quantity. It'll be interesting to see what backup Blake Sims does.
Eddie Lacy is gone, which clears the way for T.J. Yeldon to get more carries and rack up many yards. Promising RB Derrick Henry broke his leg in last week's scrimmage. He's expected to make a full recovery, so his public unveiling will come next fall. Alabama has a bunch of promising runningbacks who'll get action.
Defensive concerns: the secondary was vulnerable to good passing teams last year and it lost its two best players, Dee Milliner and Robert Lester.
Defensive line is solid, still looking for a rush end. Linebackers are led by C.J. Mosley, an All-American last year.
This year's A-Day Game is the first for new head coach Gus Malzahn and the last for the storied oaks at Toomer's Corner.
Malzahn took over for fired Gene Chizik after a dreadful 3-9 season. Malzahn was the offensive coordinator in 2010 when Auburn made its undefeated national championship run.
The trees were allegedly poisoned by an Alabama fan. Despite heroic efforts to save them, they will be taken down after one, final rolling following the spring game. It's sure to be a bittersweet moment.
Auburn's practices have been closed, but Malzahn said he and the staff want to make the scrimmage as "game-like as possible, not only for ourselves, but for our fans."
The focus of Auburn's offensive rebuilding is the quarterback position, where somebody will have to run Mazlahn's swirling, quick-snap attack. In last week's scrimmage QBs Kiehl Frazier and challenger Jonathan Wallace each threw TD passes. Offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee will take his time before naming a starter. He has said both QBs still need a lot of work.
Defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson, who comes to Auburn from South Carolina, has an even harder rebuilding job. The Tigers gave up 420 yards and more than 28 points per game last year. For AU, the battle to rebuild starts with improved tackling.
Young linebackers Kris Frost and Cassanova McKinzy have a lot of promise. Keep an eye on freshmen Justin Garrett and JaViere Mitchell, who are vying for the crucial "star" position in Ellis' 4-2-5 scheme.
The Tigers have saved two practices to keep working on what they learn after Saturday's A-Day game.
New coach Bret Bielema has to piece Arkansas back together after last year's collapse under interim head coach John Smith, who stepped in after Bobby Petrino's embarrassing dismissal. last spring.
It will be fascinating to see what the Razorbacks do on offense this spring.
Bielema's offensive reputation at Wisconsin was based on a no-nonsense rushing attack. But then he went and hired offensive coordinator Jim Chaney, who has coached noted passers Drew Brees at Purdue and Tyler Bray, who threw for 3,600 yards last year at Tennessee. Chaney spreads it out to produce high-scoring, air-oriented attacks.
With Tyler Wilson leaving for the NFL draft, the Hogs need a quarterback. Chaney has been complimentary of all the QBs in the race for the position and of the passing game. Brandon Allen is the leader in the race to take over at QB.
The defense is pretty solid, and very experienced with four linemen, two linebackers and three defensive backs returning.
LSU's offense returns plenty of weapons. The defense lost seven starters after six players declared early for the NFL draft. Coach Les Miles has a lot to reveal and resolve before next year.
First, the good news:
QB Zach Mettenberger is back after an up-and-down year. He played better later in the season and should be a highly efficient SEC quarterback by next year. Stephen Rivers is the likely backup. Anthony Jennings and Hayden Rettig were highly recruited young quarterbacks who will get some work Saturday.
Keep an eye on whether the run-first Miles lets his guys air it out a little more than usual this spring.
Jarvis Landry caught 56 balls for 573 yards last year and appears to be the star among a talented group of receivers. But Odell Beckam, who gained 713 yards on 43 catches in 2012 and Quantavious Leslie are also outstanding.
The Tigers lost the entire defensive front. That's bad, but not as bad as it would be at a school with less talent. LSU has a host of youngsters who can step up, among them, down linemen Anthony Johnson and Ego Ferguson.
Their play inside will determine how effective the ends can be as pass rushers. Check out converted LB Ronnie Feist, who could really make an impact as a rush end.
The linebacker corps needs work – Kevin Minter's early departure to the pros may be the hardest loss on the team to overcome. He was the heart of the defense with more than 120 tackles last year. The good news is the Tigers have a lot of talented linebackers ready to step in.
Two solid returnees in the secondary are Jalen Collins and Craig Loston.
The big story at Rocky Top is the search for a quarterback.
The Tennessee offense is hurting for skill players, and finding somebody to replace Tyler Bray at QB is the chief problem for new coach Butch Jones.
The springtime competition between junior Justin Worley and freshman Nathan Peterman produced no clear leader, and it's doubtful Jones is going to declare a frontrunner after Saturday. Two freshman signees will join the competition in the summer.
The run game returns intact. Martin Lane and Raijon Neal return with about 1,400 yards between them. Lane has had some disciplinary issues that cost him a few practices.
The offensive line is excellent.
Tennessee's defense was horrid last year – half the teams the Vols played scored more than 40 points. It's hard to pinpoint any particular area in more need of rebuilding than any other. So keep an eye on everything.
Mississippi State hit a late-season slump that tarnished an otherwise good season. The Bulldogs are at a crucial point in Coach Dan Mullen's tenure, where they are challenged to live up to higher expectations.
MSU returns depth and experience in the offensive line.
QB Tyler Russell and RB LaDarius Perkins are back. Russell, who passed for almost 2,900 yards and 24 TDs last year, needs somebody to throw to this season – the Bulldogs lost their four top receivers. He threw four interceptions in the Bulldogs' last scrimmage, drawing Mullen's ire.
State lost a star in Cameron Lawrence at LB, but a good group is returning. The secondary needs work after losing three starters.
The defensive line may be better than last year. David Turner returns to coach the position. Turner coached DL at State in 2007 until 2009, when he left to go to Kentucky.
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Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley's campaign spokesman says Attorney General Lisa Madigan's decision not to run for Illinois governor gives voters "a clear choice" in the Democratic primary next spring.
Daley wants to unseat incumbent Gov. Pat Quinn.
Madigan announced Monday that she'll seek a fourth term as attorney general. She says she decided against entering the gubernatorial race because her father, House Speaker Michael Madigan, wants to keep his job.
Daley spokesman Pet Giangreco says a two-way primary pits "a proven leader" against "a governor who can't seem to get anything done." He says Quinn has been unable to solve Illinois' pension woes.
Daley is the son of one ex-Chicago mayor and the brother of another.
Quinn's campaign didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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