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4.25/5 rDev -4.1%
12-01-2012 23:54:25 | More by rmehughes
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3.7/5 rDev -16.5%
Served in a 14oz glass at Heartbreakers in Chaska
Overall I've loved the Enjoy by series. But I feel that they are getting a little too mainstream with the taste. Some of the previous ones have been some of my favorite beers. The last two I've had have left me wanting more from this great beer company.
07-09-2014 16:02:38 | More by MartinHook
New York
4.48/5 rDev +1.1%
I just want to say I have been waiting quite a while to try this mother of an IPA. I need to make clear how awesome it is. I'm trying it at the end of its freshness and its just so smooth and crisp. I love this up a and all it stands for. It is right up there with Stones Ruination IPA. They have not disappointed:)
07-02-2014 05:02:52 | More by SonictheBeerhog
North Carolina
4.24/5 rDev -4.3%
Enjoy by 04/01/13.Pours a clear medium golden with a large blooming white crown that is just billowing and never really comes down,it sticks like glue to the sides of the impy nonic I poured it in.Hop complexity to the hilt,resiny,piney,and the sweet onion notes abound,mild biscuit malts are noticable.Leafy and real minty hops stand out up front on the palate,again Iam getting some thin slice red onion in there,Iam guessing Summit hops used?It's fresh tasting and has your not so typical hop flavors,interesting and damn good.
03-01-2013 23:22:51 | More by oberon
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06-17-2014 02:42:18 | More by legalag11
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07-23-2014 12:27:21 | More by DanGeo
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07-14-2014 02:34:44 | More by Smokesnotes
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Gift from Johnny Ramirez. Enjoy by 12.21.12 - the "end of the year" version... Sweet! Pours a golden amber color with excellent clarity and a small white head. Decent lacing - something I've now always come to expect from Stone brews. Heavy pineapple on the nose, grapefruits, tangerines, slight lemon zest; floral hops, perfume fragrance, wet grass. Very nice - it has a "juicy" smell, the smell you'd expect from biting into a fruit. If that fruit was loaded with hop oil.
Taste is, of course, hoppy; slightly peppery, a little leafy, ashy, kind of dry. Heavy dose of malt and yeast; biscuity with some warming alcohol spice on the roof of the mouth and the back of the tongue. Over the course of the sip, the hop profile grows and expands, it starts taking on a very dank, resinous, and musty flavor and aroma. Interesting and very complex. Weedy overall, with some onion notes in the back that are kind of strange, but not necessarily off-putting, just a little strange. The malt sweetens things up a bit, and the yeast helps out too - bread, crackers on the end of the sip. As mentioned, the flavor follows right along with biting into a tropical fruit soaked in hop oil. Aftertaste is a bitter and spicy hop flavor. Thick body, sticky, wet, medium carbonation.
It's rare that I'm disappointed by Stone beers, and this one is no exception. Excellent IPA with a very complex profile - very tasty all around. In my opinion, probably the best Stone IPA I've tried. Too bad this one doesn't come to Michigan, because I'd always try to find the latest release.
12-10-2012 01:20:18 | More by tectactoe
4.39/5 rDev -0.9%
Pours bright crisp golden yellow. Inch or so of head. Light lacing and retention.
Very tropical. Lots of fruit and sweetness. A bit dank and heavy.
Similar to nose, although more dank and resin like. Tropical fruit dominates. Light citrus. Faint malt.
Fairly easy. Never overpowering from the bigger malt profile. Drinks easy and almost a bit light.
Never got old, booze was hidden really well. Complex.
04-12-2014 14:01:33 | More by ExtraStout
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New York
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North Carolina
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05-17-2013 22:07:52 | More by abeerdude
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11-09-2012 09:31:02 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +12.9%
Let me start by saying I absolutely LOVED this beer. I had it on tap at Falling Rock in Denver, CO. The keg ran out as he was pouring it, so he tapped a new one, so I got the first pour out of a keg.
It was a dark copper, but was completely transparent, not murky like a lot of IPAs. This also was so hoppy and bitter. My girlfriend had a pint of Russian RIver Blind Pig, and when comparing the 2, Enjoy By blows BP out of the water.
I would recommend this beer to anyone who enjoys solid IPAs or DIPAs.
Very citrusy taste, extra hoppy. That's why I loved it.
10-28-2013 01:20:46 | More by xVERITAS
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12-03-2012 03:40:55 | More by Tiernan
5/5 rDev +12.9%
04-25-2013 02:08:36 | More by tbryan5
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04-14-2014 00:14:47 | More by TimBeaulieu
Stone Enjoy By IPA from Stone Brewing Co.
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Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin. The foreskin is a flap of skin that covers the tip of the penis.
Reasons for Procedure
The procedure may be done for cultural or religious reasons. It is often done on babies in the first few days of life.
There may be some health benefits due to circumcision. Many health professionals believe these benefits are small. Circumcision may be associated with a decreased risk of:
- Urinary tract infection
- Phimosis (tightening of the foreskin)
- Penile cancer
- Certain sexually transmitted diseases, like HIV
- Cervical cancer in female partners
Possible Complications
Complications are rare. No procedure is completely free of risk. Talk to your doctor about possible complications that may include:
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Reaction to drugs used for anesthesia
- You may not be happy with the appearance of penis after circumcision
- Decreased penile sensation
- Damage to the tip of the penis
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Bleeding disorders
- Family history of bleeding disorders
- Birth mothers taking blood thinners during pregnancy
- Penile deformities whose foreskin may be needed to repair the deformity
- Prematurity
- Infections or serious jaundice at the time of the circumcision
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- The doctor will carefully examine your baby. This is to make sure your baby is in good health. The penis will be examined for any abnormalities.
- Blood and/or urine tests may be done.
- Your baby may be given a pacifier to suck on. The pacifier will have some sugar water on it. This has been shown to decrease pain in infants.
The type of anesthesia may depend on where the circumcision is done. Two common approaches include:
- Cream—A cream may be applied to the penis. This cream will help to numb the area. It is often done about 60-90 minutes before the circumcision.
- Nerve block—This is a medication injected near the penis. The medication will block the nerve that runs to the penis. This will make the entire penis numb. It may be used in a hospital setting.
Description of the Procedure
The baby will need to be very still during the circumcision. The baby may be carefully restrained on an infant board or someone will hold the baby. The anesthesia will be applied.
Once the area is numb the doctor will begin. The foreskin will be pulled away from the penis. Some parts of the foreskin may still be attached to the penis. The doctor will sweep these attachments away. The extra foreskin will then be cut away. It can be removed a number of ways:
- A simple scalpel may be used.
- Special devices may be used. These devices make sure there is an even cut. The device also clamps the blood vessels. Examples of this device include the Gomco clamp, Plastibell device, or Mogen clamp.
Stitches may be needed. They will be used to sew the remaining bit of foreskin into place. Petroleum jelly or an antibiotic ointment will be smeared on the penis. A bandage may be applied. A Plastibell device, if used, will be left in place instead of a bandage. The Plastibell will fall off on its own.
How Long Will It Take?
About 15–30 minutes
Will It Hurt?
Your baby will have some discomfort. The anesthesia should minimize pain.
Post-procedure Care
After the procedure, be sure to follow your doctor's instructions . Your doctor may ask you to:
- Change the bandage and clean the area at every diaper change.
- Apply petroleum jelly or an antibiotic ointment to the area. This will help keep the diaper or bandage from sticking to the penis.
There may be a lot of swelling of the penis. You may also notice a clear scab over the area. The penis should be healing well within 7-10 days of the circumcision. If a Plastibell was used, it should fall off on its own within 10 days.
There may be a lot of swelling of the penis. You may also notice a clear scab over the area. The penis should be healing well within 7-10 days of the circumcision. If a Plastibell was used, it should fall off on its own within 10 days.
Call Your Doctor
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- You find a bloodstain larger than the size of a quarter on the baby's diaper
- The Plastibell device has not fallen off within 10 days
- The penis or the area of the incision appears red, swollen, hot to the touch, or is oozing a yellowish discharge
- The baby develops a fever or appears to be in pain
- The baby does not have a wet diaper within 6–8 hours of the procedure
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As I blogged before, I attended Becoming an Outdoors-Womans (BOW) BOW in the SNOW workshop February 1-3 near Tomahawk. The weekend was filled with classes and outdoor experiences. I had too much to share for one blog so heres Part II.
In my first scheduled workshop we carpooled to a lake for ice fishing. The high for the day was one degree above zero. The low the night before had been 15 degrees below zero. There was a wind chill.
So I was relieved to find that after we got to our fishing site on the ice, we learned the basics of ice fishing inside three cozy tents warmed by glowing heaters.
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Back at the main site, Treehaven, we had already discussed safety issues: hydration drink water; winter wear layers of wicking fabrics, then fleece, followed by a wind proof outer shell; ice thickness can be thin in places due to springs, ice thickness chart depicting how many inches make ice safe for foot traffic, ATVs, cars, and trucks; and advice for warm footwear Thinsulate.
Out on the ice we used several types of rods, sonar fish detectors, and underwater cameras. We each caught (and released) small fish. Cheers and whoops rang out across the icy lake, celebrating success.
Outside the warming shelters, we each operated a power auger to drill holes in the ice, followed by setting up tip-ups. Then we ducked into the shelters for relief from the wind chill, emerging once-in-a-while to see if the red flag was up, indicating a bite.
We carpooled back. One from our group took advantage of a new BOW option available between workshop and dinner times: a spa package! She later said it was wonderful, of course!
By the way, our fishing instructors were Barb Carey and Wendy Dallman of Wisconsin Women Fish. They fish most weekends. Wendy is a physical education instructor who coaches a competitive high school ice fishing team. This year student participation has grown to 55 out of a school of 105 high school students.
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by joelado, Sat Apr 24, 2010 at 01:28:03 PM EDT
If you think that going green in transportation is like doing acupuncture you're wrong. If you think driving clean is like tasting nasty medicine you're wrong again. If you think by going to an electric vehicle you can say good-bye to tinkering in your garage with your hot rod, you are wrong one more time. I bet you didn't think you would ever be happy about being wrong about anything. Let me tell you, you're going to be happy about being wrong about this.
For the last 9 years the Electric Vehicle Association of Washington, DC, together with the National Electric Drag Racing Association have been putting together a show in Hagerstown, Maryland of what insaniac, electric gear heads, scientists and engineering departments can put together in their garages.
We are a group of individuals that have been pushing for electric vehicles as a clean and green option to buying dirty combustion engine vehicles for decades. To fight the false rhetorical argument that electric vehicles were nothing but slow moving glorified golf carts we have been putting on a demonstration of electric vehicle raw power for 9 years near Washington, DC. Our constant pushing speed records has made for some wonderfully exciting vehicles. Vehicles that you will not see anywhere else but in electric drag racing. Vehicles such as an eight mini wheeled electric only dragster.
A few years ago we added an electric autocross. An autocross is a timed race where one vehicle at a time goes through a course set up with traffic cones. Our course is set up by the Sports Car Club of America and is certified by them. Hybrids are allowed to enter the race. We invite everyone in the Mid-Atlantic region to come and see this spectacular event on our tenth anniversary.
We call the racing event the Power of DC, PoDC for short, and it will be running June 5th and 6th. The autocross will be held on the morning of the 5th at the Valley Mall in Hagerstown, Maryland and the drag race will be held at Mason-Dixon Dragway.
This year is our 10th anniversary! We are looking for sponsors and I hope you will consider helping us make this event a reality.
Saturday is the Autocross event at the Valley Mall, run by the SCCA.
Sunday is NEDRA drag racing at the Mason Dixon Dragway.
Here are the levels of sponsorship:
$150 Name/logo/url on back of T-shirt Link in website
$250 Name/logo/url on back of T-shirt Link in website Logo on homepage Logo on banner
$500 Name/logo/url on back of T-shirt
Link in website
Logo on homepage
Logo on banner
Portion of event named after company/organization like "ABC Electronics AutoCross"
We have four opportunities for $500 sponsors (AutoCross, Drag Race, Show and Shine, Generator rental - logo/name on generator)
$1000 Name/logo/url on back of T-shirt
Link in website
Logo on homepage
Logo on banner
Entire race named after sponsor
All of this is outlined on the Power of DC Website at http://www.powerofdc.com/sponsorship.html
Thank you,
John Alder


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Report: Nash fighting ex-wife's move to California
The Suns didn't want him anymore, and Toronto or New York was too far away from his children, who live with their mother in Phoenix. As bitter as a Suns fan could be for seeing one of the greatest players in team history fly the coop to the hated Lakers, you could at least respect that fatherly decision.
However, TMZ is reporting that Nash's ex-wife Alejandra is interested in relocating to California with the kids. It's a perfect solution, right? Not so, according to the report.
We're told Nash has objected and is waging a legal war to prevent it from happening.
Our sources say Alejandra hired one of the biggest divorce lawyers in L.A., Lance Spiegel, to fight Nash in both AZ and California courts.
The report also goes on to say that Nash would have to pay a lot more in child support but there is a gag order in effect, so info is hard to come by.


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Executive Director of Think New Mexico—a Santa Fe-based think tank—Fred Nathan is a self-described "recovering attorney." Since Nathan founded Think New Mexico in 1999, the group has worked to repeal the food tax, provide universal kindergarten and create the Strategic Water Reserve. Its current campaign is to reform government ethics.
SFR: What differentiates Think New Mexico from other think tanks?
FN: Most think tanks develop white papers and then cross their collective fingers and hope something good happens. We're not quite that optimistic, so our office is here in Santa Fe, across the street from the Roundhouse and, when we come up with a proposal, we draft the legislation and see it through to implementation.
Think New Mexico was instrumental in the three-year fight to repeal the food tax, which was repealed in 2004—but now it's back on the table. Why?
It's only back on the table because one organization, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, has put it on the table. You would hope that [GACC] would have a better grasp of economics: This will not generate new wealth; it will destroy it. It's the equivalent of a new tax of $460 on a family of four.
If the food tax is regressive, isn't your proposed tax on soft drinks and candy regressive, as well?
That's a very fair criticism of the junk-food tax: that it falls disproportionately on those who are least able to afford it. We otherwise wouldn't be proposing this but, given the options, this makes a lot more sense, especially in a state where more than 25 percent of the population suffers from obesity and we also have a huge epidemic of diabetes.
Do you drink soft drinks?
Very few. I eat a lot of candy—chocolate mostly. I'm a chocolate addict, so this tax would also fall heavily on the Nathan household.
You're a registered lobbyist who has donated more than $3,000 to Gov. Bill Richardson, yet your ethics bill calls for banning political contributions from lobbyists.
Correct. It would apply to me and my staff the same as lobbyists for alcohol and tobacco, and I'm willing to make that sacrifice.
Is giving up campaign contributions a sacrifice?
I don't think it's ever helped me pass a bill, but there are certain elected officials I admire and want to support.
Which is more important: Electing good people or influencing them later through lobbying?
Getting good people in office. If we had that, the corrupt lobbying wouldn't matter as much.
Given your experience with government, would you ever consider running for political office?
Every now and then I get annoyed with the quality of our democracy, and the idea's occurred to me. [But] I think I'm more effective doing the things I'm doing right now.
To be an effective elected official, you sometimes can't speak your mind, and I never pull my punches in this job.
Suppose you had to run: What would you run for?
You get into a lot of trouble when you answer hypothetical questions.
I think you're totally groomed for politics with that answer.
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A kindergarten teacher in Oslo, Norway, has been fired after encouraging her students to taste her blood.
Another instructor at Dravhaug kindergarten, Inger Lise Soemme Anderson, told Reuters that the teacher -- whose name has not been released -- brought in a sample of her own blood, then put it on a plate for the children to look at.
Soemme Anderson said the kids asked if they could touch the blood, and the teacher said yes. When the children asked how to get it off their fingers, the teacher put her finger in her mouth so the students could follow her example.
One of the students told another school employee about the incident, which took place on Tuesday, and the teacher admitted that she did it, according to Aftenposten. She told school authorities that at least one of the students tasted the blood, but said she couldn't remember if any of the 11 other students had done so.
The teacher is being tested for HIV/AIDs and other blood-borne pathogens.
Sadly, this isn't the first time a teacher's bodily fluids have ended up in the mouths of young students. Last year, a Los Angeles teacher allegedly spoon-fed his semen elementary school children.
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McFeather In McNugget
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Semen In Yogurt
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A Chinese woman found a fly in her yogurt in July 2011. When she asked for compensation, the manufacturer asked her to prove that the fly had died before she opened the container -- by getting the insect autopsied. (Flies can not be autopsied.)
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Green Pill In Trail Mix
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Condom In French Onion Soup
A California man claimed to find a condom in his French onion soup at a Clam Jumper restaurant, also in July 2009. The restaurant's PR firm said that they found no evidence of wrongdoing after conducting an investigation of the matter.
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In 2009, a man from Bath, UK found a dead mouse in a loaf of bread.
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No one said hot dogs promote longevity, but it's not like eating a frankfurter is as dangerous as someone sticking a gun in your face--unless your name is Olivia Chaines and you're eating it Costco. The then-31-year-old had swallowed a piece of a Hebrew National brand hotdog in the shopping aisle of a Costco in May 2004 before she realized that it contained a piece of metal. X-rays revealed that the hot dog had contained a live bullet.
Semen In Spicy Tuna Sushi Sauce
A New York woman sued a sushi bar after she tasted semen in the sauce atop her spicy tuna in June 2008; she says she still has samples frozen in her refrigerator.
Rodent Tooth In Planter's Peanuts
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Gold Tooth In Mars Bar
Finding a golden ticket in your candy bar is great. But a gold tooth? Not so much. That's what happened to a 62-year-old British man in September of 2007. He contacted Mars to try and receive compensation, but got no substantive response.
Human Skin In Chicken Sandwich
Kitchen accidents happen. Knives are sharp; sometimes a cook will slice off a piece of skin the course of an evening. It's understandable. Not understandable? Failing to clean up the product of an accident. That, apparently, is what happened at an Ohio Arby's in June 2007, when a man found a piece of human skin sitting on the lettuce in his chicken sandwich. The man sued, refusing a settlement that Arby's initially offered him.
Mouse In Popeye's Fried Chicken
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Rep. KILDEE: All trade agreements suffer from the same fundamental flaw: They are not self-enforcing. Trade agreements depend upon vigorous enforcement, which requires official complaints be made when violations occur. I have no faith in President Bush to show any enthusiasm to enforce this agreement. Congress should not hand this administration yet another trade agreement because past agreements have been more efficient at exporting jobs than goods and services. I appeal to all Members of Congress to vote NO on this. But I appeal especially to my fellow Democrats not to turn their backs on those American workers who suffer from the export of their jobs. They want a paycheck, not an unemployment check.
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Between 1994 and 2005, the Chinese yuan renminbi was pegged to the US dollar at RMB 8.28 to $1. Countries may gain an advantage in international trade if they manipulate the value of their currency by artificially keeping its value low. It is argued that China has succeeded in doing this over a long period of time. However, a 2005 appreciation of the Yuan by 22% was followed by a 39% increase in Chinese imports to the US. In 2010, other nations, including Japan & Brazil, attempted to devalue their currency in the hopes of subsidizing cheap exports and bolstering their ailing economies. A low exchange rate lowers the price of a country's goods for consumers in other countries but raises the price of imported goods for consumers in the manipulating country.
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Grandpa's "H" comes home
Back before Thanksgiving Scrivet and I had the chance to buy the H owned by our grandfather and his brothers on their combined farm operations. It was a war model 1941 bought new by grandpa n brothers.
Grandpa and brothers split farms and he and dad kept the H in the trading. Around 1968 my dad had driven the H to highway to pick me up off school bus and it caught fire due to battery wire shortin to sediment bowl bail. It was parked in the old hog lot as salvage till 1977 when we sold out farm and moved to town.
John Puckett AKA John*.?-!.*cub owners father Edgar bought it for parts. Johns Uncle Bob moved back to area in late 70s and needed a tractor for his place.
They used the burnt H and another donor salvage tractor they found and rebuilt Johns Uncle Bob a H outa the two. The rearends tranny clutch housing back are Grandpas H new block radiator and front pedastel off donor . Funny thing is at Johns dads farm sale i bought all his H parts and got all the extras back.
I had told Uncle Bob if he ever decided to sell the H i would like a shot at buying it. So from 1941 thru 1977 Higginbothams owned it then 1977 thru 2010 Pucketts owned it now its back on part of the old farm i still own . Guess its a second family owner tractor I even found the original loader dad had on it and bought it several years ago to put on another H i have and now Dads H wears it again. I know its not like havin a complete all parts original tractor but settin in the seat dad n grandpa rode pushin the pedals they did and shiftin the steel knob shifter their hands did kinda connects me to grandpa i never knew.
we just call it DADS H with pride. Now Scrivet n I have 4 tractors on 46 acres 2 H'sand 2 cubs. Hes always got one of his lil side saddle sissy tractors out n and hes always laughing at my overgrown tricycles playin tractor and watchin me lean over to see where im drivin
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Side saddle sissy tractors?? Brotherly love at work!! Glad ya got it back. Grump
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Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
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Great story. Glad you got it (or most of it) back in the family. My H was owned by my grandfather so I know the pride you feel. Enjoy it.
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It's always great when a prodigal tractor comes home!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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I'm glad for you, real good memories.
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Between Flash and Scrivet, they will mess it up, they could break an anvil with a rubber mallet.
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Glad that you finally were able to recover your Grandpa's H.
EJ --- which H ??
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Yep, those Missouri H Farmalls have a way of finding their way back home.....I've had my hand on a couple that came out of that area....and are now back up there.
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Congrats on bringing the ol' H home...definitely one with a very unique history.
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Since my brother is technologically challenged I get to add the photos of "Dad's H". I was about 7 when it burnt. I remember Dad got burnt pretty bad on his hand and arm trying to get the gas shut off. When we got it back I was doing some wiring work to try to get it to charge. Inside the light switch box it is scorched. Maybe from the fire, maybe from the dimmer resistor, but it sure brought back memories for me. I had the starter and generator rebuilt for Flashes Christmas present, added a new regulator, and cleaned most of the wiring up. We had done a tune up and redid the carburetor to get it started to get it home. The generator still would charge intermittently when the repair shop tested it before the rebuild. They opened it up to find fried, crispy critter, no insulation, sooty wiring. Now with it all back together, the 6V positive ground system will start it at 20 degrees on the second revolution. I had to patch a patch on one of the rear tires and I put in a new tube on a front tire when it still wouldn't hold air after the patch I added to the 16 existing ones.
The loader is a Freeman #80 Bent Frame Hydraulic Loader. I found the original papers for it that somehow didn't go with it at the sale. It was used to pile up the cedar and brush behind it.
Interesting wheel weights huh? I'm starting to like them, Flash wants real ones.
Custom steering wheel is growing on me as well, Flash wants a correct real one. I've just got to remember what I did with the one I cut off his other H when I bought him a new one for Christmas year before last.
Personally I think brakes before steering wheel or weights.
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Brakes would be nice. Looks good. Why did you stop patching after 17 patches. Never know the next one may have worked. Grump
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Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
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I stopped at one, the other 16 were already there. Saved the tube though, might get energetic and see if 18 is the magic number.
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BRAKES !!!! Then you will just want to be stoppin all the time, get a drink of water,eat a sandwich,go to bathroom. I like the way you work it now start work and let it stop for you when you RUN IT OUTA GAS
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I love to hear stories like this. I too recently inherited my grandpa's H. My dad and uncle gave it to me. My grandpa bought it brand new in Danville, IN (close to me) and I also have the statement from the bank where he financed the new H, cultivators and plow for 2,200.00. It took him only a year to pay off. It runs great and plan to restore probably beginning next fall.
Congrats again!
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I think I heard somewhere a Farmall "H" will run on two cycle mix from your chainsaw should you find yourself forgetting to check the gas and run the tractor empty.
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What would be worsegoing 10-6 with Freeman? or going 6-10 with Glennon?
Nah. Now is as good as any time to root for the starting QB of my favorite team. What else you gonna do? Root against him?
True. But we would probably still be bashing S though...So reality dictates this situation we are witnessing now. Drama!
After all those allegations about him smoking weed and being a general a-hole....look at that he is....Good riddance. Been a Freeman Hater Since DAY FREAKING ONE. GOOD BYE FREETURD.
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East boys, West girls split 10th annual Eddie Reneau Invite
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West Henderson's Hannah Owen, right, hands off to Kara Kilby in the 3200 meter relay during the 10th annual Eddie Reneau Invitational at East Henderson on Monday. (Photo by MIKE DIRKS/ TIMES-NEWS)
EAST FLAT ROCK — Among 11 boys and girls teams, two county teams took the wins in Monday's 10th annual Eddie Reneau Invitational at East Henderson, a meet put on in memory of East's former and beloved football coach that raises money to provide a scholarship for a deserving high school senior.
East's boys easily took top place with 166 points to Franklin's 93 points and third-place West Henderson's 84. The Lady Falcons of West won the girls' portion of the meet with 136.66 points, and East's girls were second with 92 points.
Former East football coach Brett Chappell, who knew Reneau well, made the trip from Pisgah to help run the meet alongside East track and field coaches Justin McKenzie and Sabrina Cairnes. Reneau's widow, Audrey, and daughter, Lauren, were also in attendance.
The Eagles won nine of the 18 events, including three of the four relays. They were 21 seconds ahead of second place in the 4x800 meter relay for a time of 8:32.8 (Tanis Baldwin, Grant Smith, Logan Sewell, Chase Savage). East's boys also won the 4x100 with a time of 45.45 seconds (Steffon Hill, Quintan Hall, Nykeem Brooks, Josh Haskell) and the 4x400 (Hall, Savage, Drew Winn, Zach Standley).
Hill was named the boys' field MVP for winning the high jump (5-10), long jump (19-11) and set a new meet record in the triple jump with 43-8 over the previous record of 42-5.
Hendersonville's Hailey Cook was the girl's field MVP for her meet record-setting shot put and discus throws. She threw 133-3 in the discus to blast the former record of 111-8 out of the water, and followed that with a 43-9.25 throw in the shot put to beat the previous record of 38-7.5.
West's girls had no first-place finishes but took nine second-place finishes (including the 4x800 and 4x100 meter relays), along with several other third-through-sixth-place marks to pack in the points.
Melissa White took second in the 100-meter hurdles (17.1 seconds), Angela Gross was second in the 1,600-meter run (6:03) and the 3,200-meter run (13:21.6) and Heidi Brickhouse was second in the discus (86-1) and shot put (34-2). West's boys won the 4x200 meter relay (1:38.01) and had several second-place finishes a well.
Smoky Mountain's Sara Spiro was voted girl's running MVP for her wins in the 1,600 (5:48.6) and 3,200 (12:43.5) , and Smoky's Cory Green was the boy's running MVP. He won both the 110 (16.4) and the 300 meter hurdles (42.51).
East's Mariah Rock won the triple jump (32-1.5), placed second in the long jump (13-8.25) and ran a leg on the Lady Eagles' winning 4x200 meter relay team (1:54.57) along with Ashley Culbertson, Tristan McCrary and Brooke Smith. Culbertson won the high jump at 4-8.
East's Corey Ginley won the boys' pole vault with a height of 13 feet, Baldwin won the 3,200 meter run (10:01.39) and Kyle Malone placed first in the discus throw (150-10).
Brevard's Brittany Berkshire won the 200-meter dash (27.7), and the Lady Blue Devils won the 4x100 meter dash (52.73).


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The MLB All-Star FanFest takes place during the same week as the annual Midsummer Classic in the host city (this year it was Pittsburgh), while the NSCC (the National) rotates every summer, but seems to make more frequent stops in Anaheim, Chicago and Cleveland. This year's National -- now in its 26th year -- takes place at the Anaheim Convention Center from Wednesday, July 26 (VIP night) through Sunday, July 30.The first National I ever attended was in 1991, which was also held in Anaheim. It remains the most heavily attended National in history as more than 120,000 rabid sports fans walked through the aisles that weekend. And what I recall most fondly from that event was meeting my boyhood idol and Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski. He shook my hand and signed an 8x10 photo for me, which I still have proudly displayed amongst my BoSox memorabilia. I used a black Sharpie Twin Tip permanent marker that day and the signature is still holding strong. Always on the "sweet spot" When it comes to getting baseballs signed, there are a couple of rules of thumb to consider. First of all, purchase the real deal: an official Rawlings Major League Baseball, complete with current MLB Commissioner Allan H. ("Bud") Selig's machine-generated facsimile signature printed on it in blue. Don't try to make do with your son's little league baseball or some Minor League knockoff. If it's a big leaguer's signature you're after, make sure he signs a big-league ball.
On the exact opposite side of Selig's replica signature you'll find an area where the red seams of the baseball come closest together; that's what's known as the "Sweet Spot." That's prime signing territory and exactly where you want the ballplayer to scribble his name. But remember: never use a Sharpie or permanent marker on a baseball. Only use a ballpoint pen, preferably sporting blue ink. Otherwise the ink will start to bleed into the baseball over time and fade. And that just won't do.How bad do you want it? If using the U.S. Mail doesn't float your boat, and you're just too far away from either the FanFest or National, you can always stay local and visit your home team's ballpark. Pregame batting practice provides the best chance for getting a signature, unless you're lucky enough to walk right into one of the players as he's entering the ballpark. But the chance of that happening is remote as each of the MLB stadiums has secure parking and entrance areas for the players that can't be accessed by the general public.
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Ratings: 2,520 | Reviews: 1,147 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by bennett_loves_good_beer:
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
05-27-2013 23:09:35 | More by bennett_loves_good_beer
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North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +3.4%
Pours a golden color with a light orange tinge with a light but sticky head,aroma is on the malty/fruity side with some soapiness ans grassy hop aroma that lingers.A nice balanced flavors in this one definent zesty hopiness but a nice malt backbone keeping this very nicely balanced.Not an over the top IPA wich is very nice,a very good beer.
09-27-2003 23:25:28 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +3.9%
04-06-2014 02:20:06 | More by mojohawk21
4.1/5 rDev +6.5%
Appearance Light and crystal clear orange in color with a pillowy head that showed some good retention.
Smell This one has a beautiful, complex hop profile at the nose. The piney resin and big citrus notes are soft and pleasant. I can also pick up a solid, sweetened malt base.
Taste The sweet orangy citrus hops are monstrous. You can almost chew them. The pine comes out nicely as well, and there are some grassy aspects to this, too. The untoasted malt base is strong, and the light, fruity sweetness finishes this one off nicely.
Mouthfeel Flat and on the heavy end of medium-bodied. This one is very thick, chewy, and fun to hold in the mouth.
Drinkability This is for the hop-lovers only. I personally enjoyed the hell out of this bottle and will certainly be getting more from Liquid Solutions on my next order.
Update Now two years later that I live in SoCal and can get this just about anywhere I thought Id give this another review, but boy oh boy this hasnt changed a bit. Its just as I wrote about it in 2004. Nice IPA.
02-19-2004 03:20:53 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
10-06-2013 01:18:54 | More by Turbo
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
Pours a honey gold with over a finger of thick, foamy, off-white head. Lacing is fine and plentiful.
Aroma is floral with biscuit, buttered toast, and caramel. Maybe a bit too malty for an IPA bouquet, nevertheless full and pleasant.
Again, the malts hit first and hardest in this one. This can probably be attributed to the 120L Crystal malts listed for this beer on Avery's website. An interesting take, and tasty, but the hop character is somewhat subdued, providing little more than a bitter and slightly spicy backbone for the malty sweetness up front.
Mouthfeel is spot on: full-bodied, rather soft on the tongue at first with a dry finish. Very easy to drink for an IPA. Sessionable, but not my favorite.
04-04-2008 03:33:57 | More by boston2bburg
3.58/5 rDev -7%
Reviewed from notes created on 2/10/11.
Avery IPA pours a golden-yellow with a slight haze to it. The head is pure white and rises to only about half a finger into my snifter. Carbonation bubbles climb at a medium march and the lacing is made up of intricate squiggles.
The smell is mainly of pine-y, grassy, slightly metallic, and resiny hops, heavier on the the grass than anything else. A malt counter in the form of a caramel aroma is present, but in the background. Toasty and biscuit aromas abound. There is just a bit of citrus aroma, but that is way in the back of the bouquet.
The taste reveals a lot more caramel and toasted malt than did the smell. Resiny and grassy hops are still very present, especially on the flat of my tongue and sides of my mouth at the conclusion of the sip. Just a touch of sweet citrus is also a part of the flavor profile.
The mouthfeel is nice and pretty close to standard for an American IPA. There is plenty of hop bite with just enough of a light to medium body to massage the palate of the bitterness of the hops. The carbonation complements the body nicely.
This is a quite drinkable, even sessionable IPA, but not one of my favorites. It is solid all around, but nothing really stands out to me. Good, not great.
02-25-2011 18:18:19 | More by TCHopCraver
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
04-13-2013 15:07:21 | More by withliterature
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
07-14-2012 03:19:36 | More by Shakerman
4.58/5 rDev +19%
I had this beer on tap and I loved it, so I thought I would give the bottle a try.
It's a golden straw colored beer. Nice, soft white head. Great fine lacing and head retention.
The smell is great. Almost an Elder Flower - really beautiful and fragrant. It's powerful. You can tell that it is going to be hop forward.
The taste is a great mix of the floral and grassy hop with a hefty piney bite. Lovely. It start with more malt caramel but goes quickly into the hop and bitter hop finish. The floral comes back in on the aftertaste.
Fuller than expected - feel creamy smooth. Medium body and medium carbonation that is gentle on the palate.
I just love this IPA. The profile and progression just work really well for me personally. Simple and well done.
11-22-2009 06:41:57 | More by sgoodship
4.13/5 rDev +7.3%
A good solid IPA for sure. The beer looked great with a great fluffy white head on top of a nice light amber colored brew. The smell was quite hoppy and fruity as well, with nice pinnapple notes and a healthy dose of Cascade in there as well. The flavor reminded me alot of the local AleSmith IPA which I know very well. The beer had a great bite to it and it was balanced well with the malts, but it had a little too much bread-y flavor in the finnish for me. All in all I think it is a very strong IPA, but not that unique in the scheme of things.
08-12-2005 08:41:16 | More by Dmann
3.9/5 rDev +1.3%
Pours a clear orangy peach color. Nice white head leaves a small amount of lace. Smells of grapefruit and a bit of apricot. Tastes of pine and grapefruit. This IPA has a nice hoppy bite, with a fair amount of malt. I could down quite a few of these in one session.
Overall, this is a nice IPA. Not the best one I've ever had, but certainly one that I will drink from time to time.
05-29-2006 11:05:56 | More by skybluewater
4/5 rDev +3.9%
04-03-2013 14:12:13 | More by bulldogg915
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-02-2014 23:11:43 | More by danthehopslamman
South Dakota
4.36/5 rDev +13.2%
Poured from a 12oz. can into a Sam Adams pint glass
Flows into the glass a beautiful crystal-clear gold with lots of carbonation. A stiff pour yields a massive head, very foamy with big bubbles. It condenses fairly fast and leaves a a lot of lacing.
The aroma is quite nice. I get citrus, pine, a bit of rising bread, orange peel, grass and a hint of onion.
This beer tastes great. Layers of hop flavors. Juicy citrus up front, some pine and a nice lingering and spicy bitterness. As it warms, a little bit of grassiness and even a hint of onion. There's also some malty sweetness hiding in the background.
The mouthfeel is light to medium with a bit of stickiness.
overall, a really good IPA that I wish I could obtain on a regular basis.
07-22-2014 22:04:48 | More by SD-Alefan
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
01-19-2014 13:51:37 | More by Kappakoosh
3.28/5 rDev -14.8%
A - Though I was pretty gentle pouring this, but there are small nits of suspended material throughout the glass, leading to a hazy light copper/pale orange color. One finger of tan head that doesn't stick around long. Small amount of lacing.
S - Citrusy floral aroma, with some caramel malt.
T - Sweet citrus with a lesser bitter element, with quite a bit of caramel malt. No bottle date, and I can't crack the label code, so I don't know how old this is. It was purchased recently. There is some bitterness that comes in halfway and lingers, which saves this a bit.
M - Medium mouthfeel that is slightly resiny. finishes dry with some bitterness.
O - Would like to have a bottle I know is fresh to compare, but as is, this is a middle of the road IPA.
12-17-2011 22:20:28 | More by warnerry
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
03-08-2014 03:05:00 | More by Todd
3.95/5 rDev +2.6%
The Avery IPA pours a yellow-orange with a lively, thick and sticky white head that laces the glass on the way down. A thin head lasted for the entire glass.
Its aroma is of strong hops with citrus / grapefruit notes. Very appealing.
The taste is huge on the hops! The hops balance nicely with the citrus tones. Not too long ago, I probably would have thought the hop bitterness was over the top, but now it is very nice.
It is medium bodied and very drinkable. Overall, an excellent IPA. It reminds me of Stone's Pale Ale, but I like this better.
03-28-2004 06:32:47 | More by Beaver13
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
08-01-2014 03:59:56 | More by ajkelly451
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-23-2013 17:17:47 | More by TTripp725
New York
4.11/5 rDev +6.8%
Presentation: It was poured from a 12 oz brown bottle into pint glass. The label has no abv info.
Appearance: Avery IPA has an orange tan body with some fine sediment. On top is about a one fingers thick, light tan head which fades quickly to just a thin film that sticks to the edge of the glass.
Smell: The nose has a big fruity and juicy hop presence with loads of tropical fruit, orange rind and sweet malt with a hint of bread yeast.
Tast/palate: It's flavor first hits you with big juicy hops right up front. The malt offers some sweetness for balance before a big citrus rind/pith like bitterness slowly sneaks in on the sides and lingers on palate. The palate feels fairly full and there is just enough carbonation to give it some lift.
06-12-2014 21:48:28 | More by generallee
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
07-27-2013 16:35:54 | More by nstroup
4/5 rDev +3.9%
05-20-2013 02:47:21 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
11-25-2011 22:38:32 | More by TimoP
Avery India Pale Ale (IPA) from Avery Brewing Company
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Copa Airlines provides service to the main destinations in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean with one of the youngest and most modern fleets in the industry, consisting of Boeing 737NG aircraft and Embraer-190s. Member in Star Alliance since June 21, 2012.
Your points
You earn Basic points on selected booking classes that count towards a higher membership level and you can spend points on all flights operated by Copa Airlines. Award reservations can be made up to departure provided that the trip can be booked to/from e-ticket destinations. Book through your local Member Service.
All other classes are excluded.
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