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JK Rowling, Gwyneth Paltrow circa 1997, Bill Nighy, Steve Yzerman, Jon Stewart
Curling (have always wanted to, never tried it, think about trying it all the time)
Polo (tried it once, am fully intending to take lessons and one day play alongside Hot Harry with a Horse because, did you know?, polo is played with boys and girls and no segregaton)
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Stephane Auger, people who don't control their kids in public, stationary bikes, slow golfers (even though people tell me I am one), chocolates with nasty fillings
When people turn right from a middle lane and slow down/stop for pedestrians when there's plenty of room to "tuck in" to the right lane. I'll rear-end the bastard on purpose!!! OK I have yet to do that but one day I just might
Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn, Cesar Milan, Trevor Linden
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Crying children in movie theaters, remakes of perfectly good movies, people who can't use computers, tourists
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Jane Espenson, Kristen Bell (yes!), Josh Lyman (we just met. And no, this doesn't mean Bradley Whitford) Lauren Graham, Joel McHale, Tina Fey AND Liz Lemon
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Mariah Carey, Aaliyah (RIP), Amy Poehler, Kanye West
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Finding the best albacore tuna in any city I go to
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That family whose name starts with K, celebrities who name their fan bases, exhaustion
Charlize Theron, Beyonce, Amy Poehler, Ann Wintour
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Kite boarding - never tried it but that sport looks crazy and I will get out on a board one of these days.
Mountain biking - I'm not a risk taker and I get butterflies every time I'm forced to throw myself down a mountain with my shoes attached to the pedals but it's all worth it once you get to the bottom
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Pliny The Younger - Russian River Brewing Company
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Ratings: 2,333 | Reviews: 843 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Methical:
5/5 rDev +6.6%
03-04-2013 02:03:24 | More by Methical
More User Reviews:
4.36/5 rDev -7%
(combination of samplings consecutive days at City Tap House and Monk's Cafe, respectively)
I'll just start off by stating that this is one of, if not, the most well-balanced, elegantly-crafted hoppy ale(s) I've come across. A true example of brewing art. That said, the taste is quite fine but perhaps a bit underwhelming for more seasoned hop heads.
The liquid is a fiery orange hue with a jewel-like glow, faint haze, and nearly pure white, sticky-cottony foam that stands for a bit before being overcome by lip oils and/or the alcohol level. Looks nice, but nothing out of the ordinary.
The smell is somewhat, somehow restrained, but has one of the most well-defined, 3D aromatic representations of a handful of newly-dried hop cones in the palm of one's hand - dirty/earthy with a ghostly, subtle, spirit-lifting, mildly-mineral, tonic alcohol delivering it to the sinuses... mild orange-citrus undertones... once again, nice, but requiring a few healthy, deep inhales to take it in.
The flavor is ridiculously refined - it is easily seen that this is PtE, attenuated, flattened-out. Tastes about the same, just the depth and definition found in PtE is lacking in this. One would guess, however, that the alcohol would jump out a bit more in PtY and, yet, it doesn't at all. It's amazing how well-hidden it is, though a sense of quiet warmth rises by the last couple sips. Perception of bitterness is minimal, if at all a factor. Extremely well-balanced, but nearly brut-champagne-like in its dryness - the hops (flavor) and malt are too quiet.
Where this beer really captured my attention and imagination was in its absolutely feather-light body. It's as if the carbonation was the only thing that indicated to my senses that I had beer in my mouth. I wouldn't be surprised if this beer finishes at down close to 1.002-1.004. While I attempted to savor it at CTH, at Monk's (owing partly to the excellent special draft list) I powered through it in 3-4 sips. Sooo easy to drink. Dangerous.
03-12-2014 04:29:24 | More by Bouleboubier
New York
4.41/5 rDev -6%
Poured at Monk's Mad Monday event.
A - Golden pour with a clear look. Foam head settled fast (*these were poured rapidly for 100+ people). Slight lacing rides down the glass.
S - Strong scents of pine, some pineapple & mango tropical fruit smell, and hop resin that gives some lingering tobacco notes.
T - Rich flavors of tropical fruit at the front. There is an intense malt presence that keeps the high IBU's tempered. It is not a hop bomb at all.
M - This cannot be any better. Balance on a triple IPA can only be matches, not improved. The body of Younger feels rich on the palate.
O - Now that this is ticked on the bucket list, I can say that PtY is a work of brewing art. Vinny made an inspirational beer that seems less impressive as more heavily hopped & well balanced beers are made. This is the original, and still iconic beer.
03-11-2014 00:54:06 | More by socon67
West Virginia
4.84/5 rDev +3.2%
On tap at Monk's Cafe Mad Monday, 6 oz pour into a small wine glass
A- Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a small creamy white head that reduces to a small layer, leaving a touch of lace behind
S- citrus explosion with lots of grapefruit, orange peel, cantaloupe, guava and passionfruit. I could literally smell this from about three feet away
T- raw danky hops are front are so clean and showcased, to a degree that i've only experienced in a few DIPA's. A clean malty sweetness compliments perfecty, hemp and fresh clean mint close it out. The finish is very similar to Elder, only a bit hoppier
M- medium body and mouthfeel leads to a creamy mouthfeel and a clean hoppy finish. Alcohol is hidden nearly perfectly
O- this one lived up to the hype for me, it has many characteristics as Pliny the Elder, just more hoppy goodness packed in. I had to stand in line for a long time to try this, but it was worth being able to say that I've sampled this legend.
03-13-2014 13:42:04 | More by Treyliff
4.58/5 rDev -2.3%
Appearance This one came out a deep, rich orange in color with a monster head that just refused to go down.
Smell Oh, shit, this is da hop bomb. Ive had some pretty big hoppy beers before, to include The Chunks that requires a strainer to drink, but this thing was just huge.
Every hop, and I mean EVERY hop, that I have ever had is in this nose. The grapefruit, the citrus, the rare Simcoe, East Coast Amarillo, giant PacNW pine sap, huge monster citrus, big floral, and anything else you can think of it in this bouquet. Oh, and theres a huge, monstrous super-sugary caramel malt sweetness here as well.
Taste This is a sledgehammer made of hops striking down on the head of the barstool-affixed patron. Its not unexpected though, because this is one of their best-selling beers.
The complex hops from the nose hit hard and mercilessly at the taste. This really is like liquid hop syrup, and if youre a hophead looking for the next, biggest hop fix than the buck stops here. It really doesnt get any bigger than this.
Mouthfeel This full-bodied hop bomb is a meal in itself. Interestingly, the huge sugary caramel-infused malt balance keeps this one from being extra bitter, although significant bitterness is present.
Drinkability If The Ruination is a delicate ballerina floating on the DAIPA stage, this is a steroid-using 260 pound female bodybuilder whoopin your ass. But man oh man is this good. Somebody tried to take a sip from my glass but I knocked them out into the street. I think it was my mama.
Comments Vinnie the brewer said that he cant run Pliny The Younger with Pliny The Elder because The Elder tap gets stale. The Younger is the clear patrons choice.
He gave me the run down on the hopping of this beer, but I cant begin to remember it all. He adds a complex mix of hops at four different stages of the brewing cycle then dry-hops the beer four times with varying mixes of hops. Theres an emphasis on Amarillo and Cascade, but he has everything in here from Centennial to Simcoe to all else in between.
The beauty of this concoction is that he got it so hoppy. He did it in stages, because at some point you can keep adding hops but the IBUs dont change and you cant really taste them. It really is a work of art and an amazing accomplishment from an excellent brewer. Cheers!
03-08-2005 04:22:46 | More by RoyalT
New York
5/5 rDev +6.6%
12-14-2011 19:28:40 | More by pbsmooth
4.43/5 rDev -5.5%
2009 vintage.
Pours a golden orange with red hues and a small off-white head.
The aroma is a bit shy at first, but looses up after a while. fruity exotic hop notes of grapefruit, peaches and mango. Then, a more peppery and piny hop character with hints of tobacco takes over. Quite a lot of caramel malts is present, as well is a hint of alcohol.
The flavor is big and intense. A wide range of flavors are present: sweet and sticky caramel malts at the base, and lots of layers of fresh hops. Exotic fruits, pine-needles, grass and resins. The finish is spectacular with a quick flare of warming alcohol, lots of bittering hops and hints of grass and peaches.
Full-bodied and sticky with a semi-dry finish.
This is a great beer. Better than Elder? Hard to decide, but the accentuated sweetness in this one sure makes them different.
05-21-2010 22:45:52 | More by ricke
5/5 rDev +6.6%
03-09-2013 16:03:28 | More by DavyJones
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
06-22-2012 17:30:26 | More by abeerdude
4.25/5 rDev -9.4%
06-05-2013 19:45:39 | More by Dabeel
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
04-27-2014 22:44:46 | More by woodchipper
5/5 rDev +6.6%
11-14-2011 09:51:23 | More by readicculus
4.9/5 rDev +4.5%
Ap: Hazy straw color, nice white head, fades pretty quickly, but hangs on exceptionally long for an 11% ABV brew. Collar remains indefinitely. Bubbles rise to the surface at a slow pace due to the apparent viscosity of this big brew.
Aroma: Huge resinous, ammonia-amped hop aroma. Fat, deep malts also evident. Fusel alcohol is also evident, but restrained. A gem on the nose for hopheads. Bristling with resins, pine and agro-grapefruit skins.
Taste: Fantastically big hop flavor slams the palate, but still, this is restrained when compared to their IPA or even Pliny the Elder, their double IPA. Vinnie Cirluzo is credited in some circles as the father of the double IPA, and this massive brew is billed as a triple IPA. Like the truly well done bourbons and cognacs out there, this big beer is smooth and quite elegant and deceptively potent.
Finish: Tight, drying bitterness is big, but there is actually a hefty malt backbone that somehow manages to support the huge hop load. Finishes with tons of resinous pine and hop-sap flavors with almost cloying malt and hop sweetness. Beautiful indeed.
Misc: Surprisingly easy to drink considering the hop and ABV content. I paid $26.75 for the original growler (had to buy one to fill), but couldnt afford the weight on my flight home so had to have it mailed to me for what turned out to be an unexpectedly whopping $60. So, all told, for $86.75 for the growler, Im taking my time sipping it. Thankfully the growler has a swivel-top clamp that makes for easy resealing. The most expensive brew Ive purchased considering, but still, Im gonna say its worth it to have this one in my fridge. A true indulgence and an absolute must for the hardcore hopheads out there. Genius in a bottle. I was so ridiculously jealous of the local Santa Rosans who can just walk in and order a 10-oz serving of this beer any time they want (though it's plainly stated that they're restricted to no more than 3 of the higher ABV beers per night). Lucky bastards! Service at the pub was fantastic and the gourmet pizzas were very nicely done.
09-22-2005 07:54:02 | More by AdvocateFan
4.98/5 rDev +6.2%
Finally got to try after waiting for 3 years! On-tap at Churchill's 3/3.
A: A gorgeous translucent pale gold, a thin fluffy white head and beautiful lacing...
S: Gentle hop aromas grace the nose, nothing overpowering with some hints of lemongrass.
T: Extremely pleasant taste of hops straight off, but quickly fades into faint citrus flavors. A fantastic balance of flavors.
MF/D: Wow, this beer goes down extremely smoothly for the ABV. Faint bubbles dance across the mouth dispersing the flavors equally. Definitely worth the wait and lived up to my hype. Can't wait for it again next year!
03-06-2012 04:11:38 | More by newk340
4.83/5 rDev +3%
Thanks to RedwoodGeorge for this handbottled bomber, counterpressure filled from a keg and sent off to me. Pliny The Younger pours from the bomber an amazingly clear bright orange/peach color with a half inch of frothy bubbly white head on top. Slow carbonation rises up to meet some sticky lacing. Aromas of beautiful, vibrant hop cones attack my senses with bold citrus, grapefruit and pine needle aromas. A sweet, slighty doughy caramel undercurrent is present as well. Quite possibly hop nirvana. Green, leafy, floral and quite simply enchanting. Wow.
First sip brings a rush of intense piney and citric hop oils across the palate. Bitterness establishes itself from the get go as the resinous hops relentlessly attack the palate. The underlying caramel, mildly doughy maltiness does a good job of holding things together. Such an awe inspiring amalgamation of wonderful hop flavors. Green, intense and vibrant, like sucking on a fresh hop cone. One awesomely hoppy, incredibly tasty brew, no doubt about it.
Mouthfeel is smooth, medium bodied and creamy with the perfect amount of carbonation. This beer is a joy to drink. Honestly, the only hinderance to the drinkability here is the high abv, otherwise I could sit and enjoy this fabulously hoppy brew all day long. A hopheads dream come true, I only hope to have the chance to sample this again someday. Guess it's time to plan that trip to California, so I can sit and adore this one at the source. Russian River strikes again!
03-18-2006 04:08:01 | More by orbitalr0x
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
07-14-2013 06:16:27 | More by EastBay_Nick
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
07-18-2012 21:58:34 | More by Drunkenass
4.93/5 rDev +5.1%
Pliny the Younger is the beer to get on tap. As an IPA drinker I am always skeptical of an IPA that gets a lot of lip and press; however, this is one of the best beers I have ever tasted. As a fan of Dreadnaught from Three Floyds, to Sculpin from Ballast Point, the Younger is a truly notable beer. Color is lacking only in the sense that I appreciate a more copper-colored IPA. You cannot beat the smell. It is a scent of heaven, both floral and fruity, and with the taste you get a hint of pine. The hops are indescribably fresh, crisp, and dry. In the event you have the luxury of making it to the Russian River Brewery for this annual beer unveiling, get there early and enjoy the ten ounce pours.
02-05-2011 17:13:50 | More by paylay32
5/5 rDev +6.6%
On tap at RRBC on Tuesday the 8th and again on Friday the 11th.
Trying very hard not to get caught up in the hype but couldn't help it.
This is one amazing beer. The perfect balance between flowery smoothness and hoppy essence you want from a DIPA.
It just tastes sooo good!
Thanks for the memories RRBC! My new gold standard to measure all others.
02-12-2011 12:18:38 | More by NWer
5/5 rDev +6.6%
04-08-2012 00:33:36 | More by jp7161
4.25/5 rDev -9.4%
02-24-2014 02:55:12 | More by Todd
4.85/5 rDev +3.4%
on draught in a pint glass
A - pours a light golden color with a white head that had almost dissipated to a thin lace by the time it got to me.
S - earthy hops with some fruit. cherry and lychee.
T - lots of grapefruit then as it settles into the mouth the hops start to intensify and you wonder when they will stop. amazing how great it tastes. immediately i am putting this among the best beers i've ever tasted.
M - rich and smooth.
D - when this is being served, i'm not sure i would drink anything else.
03-26-2008 17:17:28 | More by dill
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
01-09-2013 00:27:36 | More by Callmecoon
North Carolina
5/5 rDev +6.6%
11-18-2011 03:41:27 | More by Britton
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
02-19-2013 20:50:37 | More by cincysig
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IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
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IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Was thinking about converting a wood splitter to work off of my IH 140 tractor hydraulics, I Know I need a bypass block (Will the one that Earl sells work on the 140 tractor? I bought one from him for my cub/ snowplow conversion works great.) any way I know you run the hydraulic hoses from the bypass block to the wood splitter control valve. But when not having the the valve hooked up. do you still need a jumper hose between the ports on the by passblock so nothing will dead head the system? I know enough about hydraulics to be Dangerous. Thanks Dave F.
Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
I do know the bypass block is the same for the Cub and the 140. I am not sure about the jumper. I assume you need a relief valve somwhere in the system to keep from deadheading the system.
Rudi made a log splitter for his Cub. Here are the threads - maybe they will help. :
Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Dave, there's different bypass blocks that have been made. If you get this multi-purpose one type it'll work:
but some blocks were designed to only fit the cub and that extra triangle piece was omitted. I'm pretty sure Earl made them both ways.
Study some pics and info on the hydraulics to get familiar with the flow of things. That'll save you from making any mistakes down the road. If you mount an "open center" control valve for your splitter use, things will work fine and you. The type "open center" simply means when the control valve isn't being used, the fluid simply flows straight through the valve and the touch control will work normally(if everything's routed correctly). Buy a control valve with the built-in pressure relief adjustable between 1000 and 1200 psi and you should be fine. If you already have a valve but it doesn't have an adjustable pressure relief, one can be added like Rudi did to protect the tractor's pump.
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Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Wow, I didn't realize they made different bypass blocks. You learn something new every day!
Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Question for Rick P. The log splitter I am getting uses the frame as the hydralic oil tank, How do I plumb this into the hydralic bypass block for the IH140? My orginal ideal was to do away with the engine & hydralic pump on the splitter & use the tractor to power the splitter. Thanks Dave F.
Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
I ain't no hydraulic guy at all but I sure learned an awful lot from Rick while I did mine. I would imagine that all you really would need is to install the by-pass block, plumb two quick connects at the back of the 140 to plug the hydraulic hoses from the splitter into. Remember you have to have a pressure relief valve in that circuit, be it a separate item or one in the valve itself. You don't want to see what happens if you don't trust me Since you already have an auxiliary tank under the splitter the one thing I would do is drain that, flush the system and then refill with the same fluid you have in the 140. Remember you may also need a jumper hose to close the system when the splitter isn't hooked up so you don't deadhead your hydraulics. Believe me, you don't want to do that either ...
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Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Rudi, I've already ordered a bypass block from Earl, I think the valve on the splitter has a relief valve, not sure how to plumb the tank into the tractor's hydralic system? Also what did you use to flush out the hydralic tank ? Thanks Dave F.
Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Earl is a top end fabricator.... and his stuff is simply great. When I need another by-pass block ( the two I have are already spoken for on projects), it will definitely be an Earl creation. Get your valve checked or ensure with the manufacturer's data that your valve indeed does have a PRV. I initially thought that the Cessna Eaton valves I was using have an in-board PRV but I was very wrong on that count.
I flushed my system with Hy-tran believe it or not and then again with Perma-Tran. I didn't use a lot, just enough to make sure that it was clean. I think you could use just about any good petroleum solvent which is what the GSS-1024 calls out to clean parts etc., cause all you want to do is to clean out any trapped condensation from the system. Once the fluid is clear, it is flushed.
And now I understand what you are asking. Without looking at your tank all I can say is that there must be an out port ... possibly at the bottom/side of the beam. That would be where it the hose would lead back to the return port on the 140. This would also be where the filter would be as well... gotta have one of them. There must already be a hose from the out port on the valve to your existing tank which would be the return line for the valve. The pressure line would be from your existing splitter pump to the valve. Connect the pressure line from the 140 to this line/port and you should have your circuit. I hope that makes sense.
This one shows the frame tank, return line with the filter connected to the out port of the valve. The in port of the valve is connected to the pump/power pak. I am assuming yours is not a direct connect to the frame tank.
I found the thread where I did an upgrade on my auxiliary tank and it might be useful. Not Getting Much Seat Time, Lots of Time With Ellie Though
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Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Dave, sorry for the delay in responding. Do you have an idea what size cylinder it has.The case diameter, piston size, and length. The big issue will be the displacement of cylinder fluid versus the reserve capacity of the 140 t/c unit. Even though you have a 2 way cylinder, the fluid still raises and lowers with each cycle of the cylinder. You have the entire cavity volume when the cylinder is out all the way and when the cylinder is closed(retracted) you have that same area minus the area of the piston that's taking up space. If that difference is greater than the reservoir of the 140 t/c unit, you'll need to add another tank up high with a breather. My thinking right now is to still use the log splitter tank, but you'll have to remove it's breather and install a solid plug, then fill the splitter tank full of fluid(splitter cylinder and t/c cylinders need to be fully closed(retracted) to get the proper level). If the fluid drop in the t/c doesn't go low enough to starve the 140 pump, you're good to go, but if it sucks air then another tank will be needed to keep the t/c reservoir with needed fluid.
I'll try to draw a sketch later today of my thoughts. There's a lot of things come into play with doing this safe so you don't break something.
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Re: IH 140 hydraulics for wood splitter
Dave, I have this so far but I'm still studying the hookup to use the splitter tank also. The issue right now is the height difference between the t/c reservoir and the splitter tank. We'll figure out something.
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The danger part of using the tractor's hydraulics and a detachable splitter attachment is the "Dead Head" possibilities. You'll notice if you unplug the splitter connections AC and BD, you'll have to remember to reconnect A into B to complete the flow to prevent "Dead Heading". By installing the quick connectors with the male/female ends like I have shown, it'll eliminate any mixup.
Hooking up the splitter tank for added fluid volume and connecting to the t/c reservoir is the tricky part to maintain the proper level and not drain or suck air from each other.
Do you know what size tank and the cylinder size. That'll help dial things in.
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I keep coming up empty on a simple plumbing job. Without making a change with the manifold tubes, I just can't get a simple hookup that'll use the splitter tank and circulate all that fluid and still tie in to the 140 system. To tie in to the 140 system with both the pressure and return systems would be too complicated and sooner or later a line would be left disconnected and break something.
The problem is with the splitter tank being lower than the t/c tank and combining the two so the t/c still functions. The only way I see things ever working is to make up a new manifold line setup that would have the ability to unplug the t/c block and plug into the splitter. That would require a new setup with hoses and quick connects and not use the hard steel tubes. Once the splitter was done, you'd unplug it and plug back into the 140's t/c unit. That setup would be complicated for anyone not familiar with hydraulics and you did mention:
Sorry Dave. Maybe someone else has an idea, but I don't have anything more simple.
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And that Dave is why I asked Rick to help me out He be the man for hydraulics. I never thought of the problems that Rick brought up. I really thought that what he designed for me would probably have some application for your setup.
Rick's mention of a jumper to connect A to B when you remove the splitter is important. I have jumpers for both the front blade hydraulics and the rear connections for the splitter valve and they are used whenever those assemblies are disconnected from Ellie. If you do not complete that circuit you WILL deadhead the system and that is a royal PITB - btdt more than once .
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Dave, if you have the splitter complete with engine and pump, why go to the bother of plumbing up the 140 hydraulics? If the engine is no good you may want to drive the existing splitter hydraulic pump with the PTO or replace the pump with a PTO driven pump. Would that be an option?
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Hi every one I just bought a 49 cub. well put a down payment on one. Found this site and looks like a lot help and advice can be found here. Well my wife has a garden that she sells produce at a couple farmers markets, and i bought the cub to help do some planting and cultivating. once i get here (cub) home i'll post some pics
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Looks as if you are not far from Cecil one of our members. He is having a get together of Cub friends min October at his place. You might find it interesting to attend.
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Welcome, Gary. A great source of all-things-Cub is very near you in Valatie. Cecil hosts CubFest Northeast on October 12 to 14. It is close to you and you will find the people to great, personally and as a source of valuable Cub knowledge. Take a look at this thread, to help you get acquainted. [urlhttp://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=73502][/url] This thread will give you an idea of the kind of projects we do there. http://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=73503
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Gary, Welcome to the Forum. You'll find a lot of knowledgeable and friendly Cub lovers here. As suggested, try and attend Cecil's Cubfest (with or without your Cub). Second weekend in Oct.just east of Albany. If you have the Cub and it needs a good looking over or some work, you can probably get it done there with some expert help.
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As Bill stated you are a stones throw from Cecil's CubFest Northeast on October 12, 13, & 14 in Valatie, NY.
CubFest Northeast, Who is going to be there
You will meet a lot of forum members, learn a ton about Cubs, see plenty of tractors, work on tractors, and generally have a great time. Come for a day or the weekend. Meals are provided ($-donations-$ accepted).
Hope to see you there.
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Welcome aboard Gary:
You will find this a very informative and friendly site. If you can come to Cecil's it will certainly be a educational, fun and entertaining weekend. This will be our fourth year of attending, and we look forward to seeing you there.
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small world, I grow up in valatie.And still live in Colubia County , well i sure dont want to miss a complete engine rebuild but iam not to mechanically incline,but will help out if i can
Buy the way does Cecil have a pretty little mail box(tractor) and live more twords Niverville, if so i know were he lives if not i'll need directions. And thanks for the invite and let me know what i can bring i don't like to come empty handed .
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Gary, that would be him...on Main Street (RT 28), halfway between Rapp Road and State Farm Road.
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Congrats on acquiring your very 1st new to you Cub It may not be your last - these are very addictive tractors. Hope to meet you at Cecil's in October
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Awesome! It is surely a small world. Looking forward to meeting you.
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— Max was a sick kitty with all kinds of problems: arthritis, bladder issues, recurring ear infections and chronic skin troubles. "Just about everything was a mess on him," said Andrea Tasi, a feline-only homeopathic veterinarian in Northern Virginia who was treating the 11-year-old ginger domestic shorthair. "Nothing would get better."
When Max's owner decided to put him on a raw food diet, Tasi was surprised by the results. Until that time, she had viewed these types of diets — which are a blend of raw organ and muscle meats, bones, vegetables and supplements — as "wacko nonsense."
Within months of the switch, Max's "ears got better, his bladder trouble got better, his skin got better," Tasi said. "You couldn't make all of his arthritis go away — he was an old cat, so it wasn't sort of a magic fix for everything — but this cat looked better than he ever did when he was in my care."
Animal welfare organizations, including the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), warn that raw pet food is a health risk for animals and the people around them. Yet the diet is growing in popularity.
"Sales are going up and up and up," says Mimi Stein, retail division director for Ayrshire Farm in Upperville, Va., which manufactures the Furry Foodie raw pet food brand. "It's almost doubling what it did last year."
Just as many people are turning to locally grown, organic, whole foods for themselves, they are also seeking out better foods for their dogs and cats. For some, that translates into a raw pet food diet.
According to Max's owner, that diet is what healed him. "It all made sense to me, because I was kind of playing around with human diets, too," says Tammy Droddy, a vegan who lives in Fairfax, Va. "What we eat impacts our health dramatically, so why would that not be true for cats?"
A raw pet food diet is "designed to mimic what an animal would eat if left to their own devices," says Julie Paez, co-owner of the Big Bad Woof pet store in Washington and Hyattsville, Md.
"Our cats and dogs — they need to eat whole prey," says Terri Grow, founder and president of PetSage, the holistic pet store in Alexandria, Va., that recommended a raw diet to Droddy. "There are bones for calcium, there are organ meats for the vitamins and minerals, there are the areas for the fats — it's moisture. So you have to look at that whole prey and try to make a model of it. Just throwing out a piece of chicken or steak is not a balanced diet."
Commercially made raw pet food, including such local brands as Furry Foodie and Aunt Jeni's, comes frozen in tubs, tubes or shapes such as patties. A portion is thawed out in the refrigerator overnight and then served the next day.
PetSage offers cooking classes with recipes shared by veterinarians from around the world. In a class this spring, "we even walked people through a salad that you can make for yourself, and your dog can eat it as well," Grow says. "It was a good salad dressing, too."
The ASPCA warns that pets on a raw diet, either homemade or store bought, might pick up a food-borne illness such as salmonella or E. coli, become malnourished or injure themselves while eating a piece of bone.
"We are aware that pet parents are often very passionate about what they feed their pets, and with good reason," says Mindy Bough, who oversees the ASPCA's pet nutrition and science advisory service. "If somebody feels passionately about [the diet], I'm okay with that, but what I encourage them to do is use very safe procedures when handling raw meat and when cleaning up feces, and then have their animal evaluated by the veterinarian very regularly — at least every six months."
The AVMA is stricter in its response to the diet and in August 2012 adopted a policy that discourages the use of raw pet food. "Our full concern is the risk to animal health and public health from bacterial contamination," says Gary Chico, chair of the AVMA's council of public health and regulatory medicine.
Proponents of the diet say that because dogs and cats evolved eating raw prey, their digestive systems are more hostile to bacteria, so they are less likely to get sick.
"Even if we think that some dogs are able to handle those pathogens better than humans or other [animals], which is debatable, we feel like there's a risk out there," the ASPCA's Bough says. "Even if the animal doesn't become ill, there's potentially a public health risk for the people that are around the animals and the people that might be around the animal feces in the yard."
Tasi always asks about the health of family members before recommending a raw diet. If an animal or someone in the house has a suppressed immune system, for example, "I'm not so sure I'd put them on a raw food diet," she says.
But when the situation is appropriate for a cat to eat a well-balanced raw food diet, Tasi will advocate for it. She says she has seen diabetes, asthma, diarrhea, vomiting and urinary tract conditions, as well as a host of other problems, reverse after feline patients have gone raw.
"The reason that I feel that this is important is that I have seen miracles happen," she says.
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If the Toyota Camry is anything, it's consistent.
That's one of the things that makes this a tough car to review. No matter how much technology is updated and new features are rolled out, this is a car that remains true to its mission — giving drivers a quiet, comfortable, dependable way to get around.
It's not exciting, but that's part of the reason it's been so successful, including being the most popular car in the United States for 14 out of the past 15 years.
As a basketball coach would say, it focuses on the fundamentals.
After getting an all-new design for 2012, the 2013 version sees minor updates. The biggest is the addition of a rear cross traffic alert feature for cars with the Blind Spot Monitor system. If you're in reverse, and the system senses a car driving toward you from the left or right, it beeps to get your attention.
Aside from that, little details stood out during my week-long test drive. It has storage bins everywhere and a tight-fitting, high-quality feel to all its switches and knobs.
My test car, a Camry SE, came with what Toyota calls a "sport tuned suspension" and "sport tuned electric power steering," but I think that's a mistake with this car. If you want something sporty and exciting, you really ought to look elsewhere because that's just not what the Camry does best.
It's a better car with the normal, softer suspension. Its ride is quiet and smooth, and trying to mess with that doesn't make much sense.
Power on my test car came from a 2.5-liter, four-cylinder engine that makes 178 horsepower, but you can also get it with a 3.5-liter V6. Personally, I'd stick with the four-cylinder engine because it's such a good match for this car and gets better gas mileage. It's rated for 35 miles per gallon on the highway.


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Sigma Alpha Epsilon, one of the largest U.S. fraternities and the deadliest, said Friday it will ban the initiation of recruits, citing the toll that hazing has taken on its newest members.
SAE announced what it called a "historic decision" to eliminate pledging, typically a months-long induction period featuring secret rituals. During pledging, recruits have been subject to forced drinking, paddling and other abuse. At least 10 deaths since 2006 have been linked to hazing, alcohol or drugs at SAE events, more than at any other fraternity, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
SAE becomes one of only a handful of about 75 national fraternities - and perhaps the most prominent - to eliminate pledging. The ban, which takes effect Sunday, may spur broader change among Greek organizations, fraternity and college officials said. There have been more than 60 fraternity-related deaths since 2005. Many victims were freshman pledges, considered the most vulnerable because many are away from home for the first time.
"This is a very big deal," said Brian Madison Jr. president of SAE's alumni association at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind. "The fraternity set a line in the sand. The students will have to adapt and change."
Under the new plan, SAE chapters will still recruit new members and extend them a "bid," or invitation to join. Students accepting the bid will become full members almost immediately. All SAE members will be required to complete additional training, including alcohol education, during their college years.
In its statement, SAE lamented recent deaths and injuries and said the "bad publicity" it has recently received is "challenging and regretful."
In December, Bloomberg News reported that SAE brothers at Salisbury University in Maryland forced pledges in 2012 to drink until they almost passed out, dressed them in women's clothing and diapers and ordered them to stand in their underwear in trash cans filled waist-deep with ice. SAE members pay among the highest costs of any Greek organization for liability insurance and universities suspended or closed at least 15 chapters within the past three years.
In response, the head of the University of Maryland system and a state legislator called for tougher penalties for hazing.
SAE, based in Evanston, Ill., has more than 240 chapters and 14,000 college members. Its alumni include Wall Street titans such as T. Boone Pickens, the Texas oilman-turned investor; and hedge fund managers David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital and Paul Tudor Jones of Tudor Investment Corp.
The organization has repeatedly said it has "zero tolerance" for hazing and noted Friday that pledging was adopted only after World War II. SAE was founded in 1856 at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
In a statement to members, SAE's national headquarters said college students will still be attracted to the fraternity once "we get rid of pledging." Chapter leaders complained that damage to the fraternity's "national reputation" has made it difficult to operate.
"We have experienced a number of incidents and deaths," according to the statement, which SAE posted on its website. "We have endured a painful number of chapter closings as a result of hazing. Research shows that hazing, which hides in the dark, causes members to lie."


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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – A crazy week saw Tennessee and Georgia make their case for joining the Big 12, Kentucky looked primed for an upset and LSU trailed Towson at one point. Next week will only be better.
Below is a look at three games from Week 5 and what they mean going forward followed by a look at three big games from next week and the impact they will have.
Week 5 recap:
South Carolina, 38, Kentucky 17
Kentucky fans had visions of storming the field, tearing down goalposts and running rampant through the streets of Lexington on Saturday night after the Wildcats jumped out to a 17-7 lead. Then it all fell apart as a South Carolina outscored them 31-0 in the second half.
At halftime, Steve Spurrier said South Carolina (5-0, 3-0) needed to play smarter football, and that's exactly what happened. The game was turned over to Marcus Lattimore and he ran for 120 yards and two touchdowns to spur the rout.
Kentucky (1-4, 0-2) has reason to be excited. It was a sign that the Wildcats can compete against other SEC teams, but they need to find some more consistency and stop committing turnovers to have a chance to win. Kentucky can still be bowl eligible, and its schedule gets a lot easier to close the season, but the Wildcats can't afford to squander any opportunities.
Georgia 51, Tennessee 44
If you believe what goes around comes around then you loved watching the second quarter of this game. Georgia won over Missouri in Week 2 by forcing two consecutive turnovers and flipping the momentum.
The Bulldogs (5-0, 3-0) were on the other side of it Saturday when Tennessee ran an interception back for a touchdown and forced two fumbles in the second quarter and turned them into points, erasing a 17-point deficit and taking the lead before a Georgia field goal tied it at halftime.
Tyler Bray's three interceptions and Georgia's pair of freshman running backs – both of whom had more than 100 yards and multiple touchdowns – made the difference.
For Georgia, it turned into a matter of survival. For Tennessee, it was a missed opportunity. Both teams have a difficult schedule the next few weeks, but Tennessee (3-2, 0-2) is in danger of not qualifying for a bowl. Squandering opportunities is not helping the cause.
Alabama 33, Ole Miss 14
Alabama played by far its worst game of the year and still won fairly easily. That says a lot about the Crimson Tide.
Ole Miss was the first team to take a lead on Alabama since LSU downed the Tide 9-6 last season. But LSU only lead the game in overtime. The last time Alabama trailed in regulation was a 3-0 deficit in the first quarter against Tennessee on Oct. 22 last year. Ole Miss (3-2, 0-1) also held the Tide scoreless in the third quarter – the first quarter this season Alabama hasn't scored.
Nevertheless, Alabama was in control most of the game because of its defense. The Crimson Tide (5-0, 2-0) grabbed three interceptions and only trailed for a single play. After falling behind 7-6, Christion Jones returned the kickoff 99 yards.
Alabama fans were still a little disappointed because it wasn't up to the standard Alabama has set for itself. Nick Saban will get two weeks to correct that before facing Missouri.
Games to watch in Week 6 (all times Eastern):
Arkansas at Auburn, noon, ESPN2
This could be the game that determines who finishes last in the SEC West. Both teams can still entertain thoughts of bowl eligibility, but for Arkansas this game is a must-win if that is to happen. Both teams have what look like winnable games coming up for the next month, but even with a win Saturday, Arkansas (1-4, 0-2) would have to win all of them and pull off an upset over either South Carolina, Mississippi State or LSU late in the year.
Auburn (1-3, 0-2) is coming off a bye week and with a win would only need to win two of its upcoming games against Ole Miss, Vanderbilt and Texas A&M then take care of its two remaining nonconference games – New Mexico State and Alabama A&M – to be bowl eligible.
LSU at Florida, 3:30 p.m., CBS
National championship aspirations will be dashed for the loser, but in terms of a trip to the conference championship game, there isn't as much at stake here as you might think.
Because of LSU's backloaded schedule, the Tigers have games against South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi State still on the schedule. Neither of those will be an easy win, especially for a team that hasn't been tested and looked borderline inept against Auburn two weeks ago. The Tigers (5-0, 1-0) also fell behind to Towson in what should have been a cakewalk.
Florida (4-0, 3-0) still has to face South Carolina and Georgia. Whoever loses will still control its own destiny for the SEC championship game, and it's still early enough in the year that a national title shot is not impossible, but a lot of other things would have to happen first.
Georgia at South Carolina, 7 p.m., ESPN
If you're looking for conference championship implications, here they are. The loser of this game will no longer control its own destiny in the race for the SEC East crown and will have to win the rest of its conference games – including Florida – to have a chance.
This favors Georgia, because Florida is the only ranked team left on the Bulldogs' slate. South Carolina, however, will face LSU and Florida in consecutive weeks following this game.
All three of those teams are capable to taking advantage of a 10-point lead like the one the Gamecocks let Kentucky get this week. For that matter, so is Tennessee, which South Carolina plays right after Florida.
It's a brutal stretch that South Carolina doesn't look capable of surviving. Georgia gets an off week after this game and then Kentucky before facing Florida. After that, the Bulldogs have games with Ole Miss and Auburn that should be easy wins.
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DUNCAN, Okla. — Joyce Smith was driving near the intersection of Country Club and Twilight Beach roads last Friday when she saw Christopher Lane, 22, stagger across the street and collapse into a ditch. The Stephens County district attorney has released Smith's 911 call, placed at 2:57 p.m.
Smith relays Lane's dire condition as passersby stop to help and as a 911 dispatcher sends an ambulance and police.
"If you don't hurry, he's gone," Smith tells the dispatcher.
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Rescuers were unable to revive the student from Australia, who was jogging near his girlfriend's home when police say he was shot in the back by teenagers in a passing car.
Yesterday three Duncan teens were arranged in connection with Lane's murder. Chancey Luna, 16, and James Edwards Jr.,15, are charged with first-degree murder and will be tried as adults. Michael Dewayne Jones, 17, is charged with accessory to murder after the fact and use of a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon.
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The designated hitter doubled in the third inning of Wednesday night's 21-6 win over the Kansas City Royals, tripled in the fourth, singled in the fifth and hit a solo home run in the seventh, becoming the fourth Angel to hit for the cycle, which has been done five times in club history.
DaVanon joined Jim Fregosi (July 28, 1964 and May 20, 1968), "Disco" Dan Ford (Aug. 10, 1979) and Dave Winfield (June 24, 1991) as the only Angels to accomplish the feat.
"It's a very special night," DaVanon said. "It was one of those nights for the team and great for myself. I know that it's very hard to do. It was hard not to smile."
DaVanon came up to the plate in the third against Royals starter Mike Wood and shot a two-run double down the left-field line that gave the Angels a 5-1 lead.
In the fourth, he drove a deep fly ball to left-center field that Royals left fielder Aaron Guiel dived for but missed, allowing DaVanon to cruise into third base for his second triple of the year.
In the fifth, DaVanon continued to go the other way, slapping an RBI single to left.
And in the sixth, he completed the rare cycle by blasting a 1-0 pitch from Scott Sullivan into the right-field pavilion for his seventh homer of the year.
DaVanon didn't have a problem admitting that the cycle was on his mind.
"I'd be lying if I said I didn't know," DaVanon said. "(Teammate) Robb (Quinlan) told me, 'You have to go for it,' the last time, so I swung as hard as I could."
DaVanon said he had a cycle in A-ball but, "That doesn't really count."
This one counted so much that he saved the lineup card and the ball from the home run and promised that he would present his dad, former big leaguer Jerry DaVanon, with a commemorative gift.
DaVanon's teammates and manager were impressed with the feat of the outfielder, who turned some heads last year by putting up three consecutive two-homer games.
"He has the ability to do some special things on the field, and tonight was one of those nights," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
"It's not something you see every day," added Garret Anderson, who had a homer of his own and five RBIs.
"Everybody hit the ball and one guy did something very special."
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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2.42/5 rDev +3.9%
If I had to sell beer at a stadium I would walk through the aisles saying, "We've got Miller. We've got Coors. We'VE GOt BeeCHWOOD!"
This is the King of Beers, American beers at least. After tasting about 6 different 4oz. pours of craft brews (>7% abvs) I was served this out of an unmarked bottle. This was uncharacteristically light compared to all the brews I had tried prior in the night. My tasting notes were as such:
honey (colored)
For the life of me I could not pick up any distinct taste and thats because I was secretly given Bud. I will say if there is only domestics on tap at a bar, I'll go for this one as opposed to the light beers as it packs the most punch for your dollar. Hey it's American. If nothing else heed the words of craft beersmiths throughout the nation, if you don't like Budwiser you at least have to respect their consistancy.
01-11-2012 23:42:22 | More by Ryanm1
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3.61/5 rDev +54.9%
I thought that Budweiser was actually a decent beer when I tried it. The taste of the beer good. The taste of hops was present throughout. The motuhfeel of this was actually pretty good as well; it seemed pretty smooth to me. Overall, this historic beer is worth trying and isn't a bad beer to have once in awhile.
02-22-2013 01:26:43 | More by RyanLaCount03
2.5/5 rDev +7.3%
03-25-2014 03:49:20 | More by davemarc87
2.68/5 rDev +15%
Appearance Light yellow in the body with nice-looking carbonation. I was able to work a little head out of the can with some good arm action on the pour.
Smell Classic American graininess. I thought for a second that I could smell some hops, but I was wrong.
Taste More grain in the flavor with a touch of gummi-bear sweetness at the finish.
Mouthfeel The carbonation is just right and it went down pretty smooth for me. No bad surprises here, which is important when striving for mediocrity.
Drinkability Ice cold, can-fermented, and skunk free make this beer a winner.
Comments The King is a good standard for American piss beers. Its smooth, well carbonated, and refreshing. Of course, its mostly water with little to no body, but it goes good with pretzels, pizza, or a four pound salt lick.
08-16-2003 23:36:39 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
2/5 rDev -14.2%
08-26-2013 01:25:59 | More by cam477
2.63/5 rDev +12.9%
Budweiser is running all sorts of specials for the World Cup, so I find myself drinking it during an Ecuador in order to get some free calamari and garlic bread at an Italian Restaurant. Might as well review.
A/N/T: 5% ABV carbonated water. Completely nonoffensive. Completely lacking in anything.
MF: Crisp, wet, light bodied.
D: Decent but not as high as PBR or High Life. I'll stick with them in the future when free squid isn't a factor.
06-09-2006 19:59:57 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
1.5/5 rDev -35.6%
09-30-2012 12:26:47 | More by beerhunter13
1.5/5 rDev -35.6%
10-13-2013 23:58:25 | More by Turbo
1.8/5 rDev -22.7%
Buuuhhh.... What to say about Budweiser that hasn't been said already? Had on tap, bottle, can - take your pick. The beer is a pale straw color, slightly golden with remarkable clarity (hey, at least it has something going for it). Fizzy white head disappears so quickly that you can't even really call it a head. The aroma is almost non-existent - metallic hints, corns, grains, sulfur, maybe some leafiness but nothing that really resembles a hop. Taste is basically the same - corns, pale malts, and some graininess. No really hop flavor or even bitterness for that matter. Astringency and over-carbonation are king of the hill here. Thin, thin body with a super-dry, super crispy finish. Aftertaste has a thin, grain flavor but not much else.
Budweiser is slightly better than Bud Light. But really, what is that saying? I remember after years of drinking Bud Light, I finally had a Budweiser and thought it had so much flavor. Heh, how the times have changed.
01-25-2013 13:28:14 | More by tectactoe
1/5 rDev -57.1%
05-03-2014 19:04:23 | More by Hoppin_mad
1.6/5 rDev -31.3%
This beer is not one to brag about by any means. It is way over carbonated and the taste is something that I personally can hardly bare at times. I always finish my beer but, with this beer I find it a challenge to do so. I even at times suffer from headaches resulting from this brew. However, it is a cheap beer and people find it somewhat "American" to drink it. But I, as a beer drinker, prefer a beer with much more character. You get what you pay for. But I will not pay for a Bud.
01-04-2012 01:02:05 | More by eduque14
2/5 rDev -14.2%
11-17-2011 02:58:55 | More by Mac19872
2.25/5 rDev -3.4%
09-11-2012 23:51:39 | More by tohe9384
2.25/5 rDev -3.4%
01-11-2013 01:34:22 | More by tbryan5
1.25/5 rDev -46.4%
11-27-2012 19:39:55 | More by ajkiser12
New York
1/5 rDev -57.1%
10-23-2013 00:27:13 | More by SkiBum22
2.5/5 rDev +7.3%
07-10-2014 18:36:26 | More by joemetric
1/5 rDev -57.1%
12-26-2013 16:40:49 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
1.75/5 rDev -24.9%
06-29-2014 04:08:47 | More by Kcastr01
2.88/5 rDev +23.6%
I was recently at a wedding reception and I had Bud for the first time in about 3 years. Although the pour was pretty weak and the smell was of your typifal grain and rice, the taste was pretty smoothe if your goal is just toi get fucked up! It had a decent sweet malfy flavor with almost no hint of hops in the taste. If you are looking for a beer to go down smoothly then this is to one!
09-04-2003 09:04:21 | More by Dmann
1/5 rDev -57.1%
07-28-2013 15:02:59 | More by SuomiHobbit
Rhode Island
1.5/5 rDev -35.6%
04-09-2014 15:15:57 | More by MikeC144
4.25/5 rDev +82.4%
03-29-2013 20:45:40 | More by markallmon
3/5 rDev +28.8%
I feel that this beer is worthy of respect but it is repellingly boring. When most individuals think of beer they think of Bud. This is the original and any beer drinker should have a sip of Budweiser. You won't be that impressed but you'll be happy to know that your beer tasting can only get better.
07-22-2010 18:53:37 | More by newcastleme
1.5/5 rDev -35.6%
06-21-2014 23:52:27 | More by jonny1138
Budweiser from Anheuser-Busch
56 out of 100 based on 4,609 ratings.


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McGuff was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur C. McGuff; and brother, Dale Bates.
She is survived by her daughter, Cherryl R. Thompson; son, Kevin W. McGuff; sister, Marilyn A. Ford of El Dorado, Ark.; brothers, James Bates of Amarillo, Texas, Herbert F. Bates of Lacey Springs, Neal O. Bates and Robert Bates of El Dorado, Ark.; grandchildren, Jessica L. Stivener, Erin M. Stivener, Jacob Williams, Amanda Davis, Christopher L. McGuff and A. Conlan McGuff; and great-grandchild, Gabriel E. Stivener.


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Child Care and a Cultural Exchange
The cost of child care continues to rise, but there is a cheaper alternative that comes with additional advantages. Consider hiring an au pair: An au pair is a foreign citizen who lives with your family and cares for your children for up to 45 hours a week. The cost is lower in total because some of their "wage" is paid in the form of room and board. Simply contact a reputable agency (au pairs are regulated by the State Department and work under very specific guidelines.) Agencies take care of screening and background checks, will allow you to interview prospective caregivers, and also step in if there are problems or concerns.
But there is one drawback: An au pair is not allowed to stay with you for more than a year. So while you may have to change providers on a regular basis, your kids could receive in-home care, learn about another culture, and build a bridge to another country.


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Star Trek Into Darkness
Running Time:
133 minutes
After the crew of the Enterprise find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one man weapon of mass destruction. Stars: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana
Date of Show:
Wednesday, September 03, 2014
Showtimes for Wednesday, September 03, 2014
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2012 Wehrenberg Theatres


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Paul McCartney Jams At Apollo Theater Fundraiser
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Paul McCartney took the stage on Saturday night (August 11th) at Ronald Perelman's East Hampton, New York estate in front of 250 guests at the business magnate's third annual fundraiser for Harlem's Apollo Theater, according to Bloomberg.com. McCartney, who helped raise $2 million for the historic venue, joined the Isley Brothers' Ron and Ernie Isley on stage to perform their hit, and the Beatles' legendary cover, "Twist And Shout" -- marking the second time that McCartney has performed the song this summer, following his Hyde Park team-up with Bruce Springsteen in London. Prior to this summer, the last time McCartney performed "Twist And Shout" in concert was on August 31st, 1965 when the Beatles wrapped their second North American tour in Daly City, California's Cow Palace.
During his performance, McCartney talked about how important the Apollo was for the Beatles, saying, "Where would we have been without you? In Liverpool, we would have stayed there." Among the other performers were Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, who performed "Wanted Dead Or Alive," Pharrell Williams, and Jennifer Hudson.
McCartney explained that at this stage of his career, how he's perceived as an artist is pretty much irrelevant to him or his work: "I'm not really fussed about what I am now. Y'know, 'cause I've been a lot of stuff I wanted to be. So, y'know, if I was ever trying to become a title -- 'a rock and roller' -- well, y'know, I don't think of myself as anything in particular. Y'know, obviously, as you get older it gets harder to be a punk. But I'm not really fussed about that, 'cause I think it'd be, like, daft to suddenly really try to be 15-years-old. So I have to accept to a degree what I am, y'know? I think of myself, basically, as a sort of rocker, who can write ballads as well."
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