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4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
10-24-2012 01:03:33 | More by Jkirk790
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4.4/5 rDev +3.8%
I have passed this beer up on so many occasions,not today.Poured into a snifter a jet black,I mean black as an oil slick,a deep mocha colored head atop.A mix of druit and bitter chocolate in the nose,sweet alcohol comes thru as it warms,even a hint of roasted nut,very nice.Flavors are big and sweeter with molasses and alcohol dipped dark fruit taking center stage,a nice bitter chocolate and raw earthiness comes in late making it just well rounded.A beer worth the hype,its everything that I was was hoping for.
02-06-2010 22:32:30 | More by oberon
4.33/5 rDev +2.1%
22oz bomber from West Lakeview Liquors.
Appearance: dark brown, almost black with a thick and lasting brown head.
Aroma: Mellow compared to most imperials but I like that. Lots of oat/grain aroma, very roasty, with touches of dark fruit, vanilla, and citrus.
Taste: Great. Very much like an oatmeal stout but more pronounced with a greater body and some improved depth. Faint amounts of plum like dark fruits. Mildly chocolaty, but mostly this beer focuses a lot on well roasted malt and oats. Hint of citrus in the finish.
Mouthfeel: Chewy and luscious. Full bodied without being boozy. Just great.
Drinkability: Superb. Drinks like any old stout. It's just a lot better than most without being too boozy, too hoppy, or just too damned big.
04-21-2008 17:00:42 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
06-19-2013 01:09:03 | More by DanGeo
4.35/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Pitch black with a beige head. Minimal lacings. Not much more to say, this looks really good.
S: The smell is dense, rich and round. Lots of roasted malts and wonderful notes of chocolate and coffee. Hints of molasses, licorice and a gentle hop note. I must say, this is not like many other imperial stouts due to the impressive round character of the smell.
T: The taste is very dense and heavy with lots of malt flavors all around. The roasted character is of course prominent, but I don't pick up much of that roasted malt acidity often found in imperial stouts. Here's a lot of malt flavors other than roasted, so I bet they used quite a lot of other malt varieties as well when they brewed this one. Rich notes of coffee and chocolate and hints of molasses, licorice and wood. The flavor is sweet but the roasted character and a gentle hop twang lift the taste up from the otherwise heavy and slow-moving character. The finish is bitter with notes of roasted malts, wood and alcohol.
M: Full body, very very smooth and creamy texture. Gentle carbonation.
D: This is a really good stout. Heavy and fat in character, yet surprisingly easy to drink. Complex and balanced - in short, very tasty.
08-22-2009 16:03:34 | More by ricke
New York
3.93/5 rDev -7.3%
Hoppin' Frog says that B.O.R.I.S. (Bodacious Oatmeal Russian Imperial Stout) the crusher, its Oatmeal-Imperial Stout, "...will crush you like no other!" Consider me crushed. This is the last of the good number of Hoppin' Frog brews I grabbed on a trip to Philadelphia a couple months back. Ohio's Hoppin' Frog beers are rating pretty high for me at this point, their one misstep being the "Golden Fraug" I reviewed a little while back. The BORIS, which is a gigantic beer in a Brew Dog style session beer's clothing is not one to be taken lightly. This is a straight up mind eraser of a beer that has a good amount of bitterness to balance out the insanity of the normal pantheon of "dark" flavors - coffee, smoke, chocolate, and the kinds of fruits you find in dried form in a typical geriatric kitchen cupboard. The body is very nice and it pours black as ink with a chocolatey looking head, not unlike another Brew Dog favorite, Oskar's Ten Fiddy, and it has the right amount of carbonation, which is key to this style. Not exactly the perfect beer for a hot summer day, but turned out to be pretty perfect for a cool summer night after a long day of work.
07-03-2008 01:41:53 | More by brewdogmrb
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
09-26-2013 00:41:06 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4.3/5 rDev +1.4%
A: Black as night with a thin head of espresso colored compact bubbles that dissipate into a collar after a minute. The head retention is less than average.
S: The aroma is soft and inviting with deep rich roasted malt aroma with lots of coffee and dark chocolate. There is a moderate fruitiness that smells like fresh figs although raisin esters come through as it warms. There is a bit of molasses and a faint coconut like aroma. The alcohol brings a faint floral aroma and there is a light citrus hops aroma.
T: Dark chocolate, coffee and roast with a smooth moderate sweetness dominate the flavor followed by moderately-light oat flavor and a moderately light hops bitterness. There is a slight graininess to the malt. There is moderately-light amount of dark fruit mostly plums and a bit of fig. The balance is somewhat sweet with a slightly sweet finish with a cocoa aftertaste.
M: full bodied with a moderate alcohol warmth and moderate carbonation. It's kind of thick with bit of slickness from the oats.
O: An intense dark and roast malt amusement ride for the palate. The sweetness is restrained and they even made a light touch of molasses an enjoyable component
01-11-2013 01:26:17 | More by MadScientist
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
08-14-2012 01:46:29 | More by Zakk
4.08/5 rDev -3.8%
Picked this bad boy up at Binny's in the South Loop for $9.99. There was a lot of snow on the ground today in Chicago and this brew felt like a good choice.
A: Reddish black. Very dark, oily liquid. Slight ruby highlights on the edges against the light. Even a vigorous pour did not give up much of a head. The cap was a nice creamy bronze, half finger that had a lot of carbonation activity and dissipated very quickly. The small spotty lacing does not stick around.
S: Good solid, earthy, roasty, oaty, malty smell. The alcohol is there but feels like it is embedded in a dominant sherry, dark cherry and coffee.
T: Big roasted malt at first, followed by a swift kick of piney hops. It then falls deeply into a very aggressive sweet tang that contains dark fruit, cocoa, bitter dark chocolate and licorice. Once this exceptionally bold taste dissipates, the aftertaste is a more subdued roasted malt and hop. An interesting profile and warming with the alcohol that feels pretty well masked.
M: Full bodied and smooth stout. Hops and a medium level of carbonation give it a little life.
D: I found it to be pretty drinkable. I can't say that I'll be rushing out for another one of these when I have other favorites that I enjoy more. Piney hops and licorice are two things that don't do it for me. So, it is a nice beer that I would recommend trying but, it wasn't for me.
12-17-2008 05:26:06 | More by sgoodship
4.28/5 rDev +0.9%
BORIS poured black as oil and produced a nice brown head. It had some great banana esters and a solid, creamy body. Generally, it was a delicious beer and I wish it was more readily available on the west coast. It is on the level of great local San Diego offerings like Speedway Stout and Old Viscosity.
02-20-2008 17:05:32 | More by explosivebeer
New York
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
01-19-2013 16:34:18 | More by SkiBum22
4.18/5 rDev -1.4%
From BeerAdvocate Magazine Volume II, Issue II:
Love it, a twist on the Russian Imperial Stout. Oats do a Stout good. Dead of night blackness pours from the bottle, slow moving bubbles all jockey for position within the tightly-kept froth. The aroma is so mellow, almost too mellow. Deep, dark berry fruitiness meets soft dark-roasted coffee and a sultry dark chocolate nose. Sublime smoothness, we thank the oats and full body for that. The roasted or burnt grain flavor is firm but not sharp, with massive mocha flavor throughout. Yeah, mocha ... the chocolate and coffee overtones battle it out with suggestions of high-percent cocoa chocolate and a Sumatra roasted coffee flavor. Sounds complex because it is. Alcohol is there, warming, but does not make too much noise. Oats and malt lend some sweetness which solidifies the balance. Finishes bitter semisweet.
Saying it is a lovely Stout is being a bit simple, but we think this review breaks it down enough. Even if you are not big on Stouts give this one a shot.
11-13-2009 18:55:31 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.33/5 rDev +2.1%
Bomber pours a dark charcoal black with a bit of dark tan bubbles on top. Fairly low carbonation overall off the pour. Aromas kick in with a blast of deep, rich cocoa. Coffee, caramel and oats are in there as well but the rich cocoa runs the show.
First sip brings big malts upfront with a blast of cocoa that moves into tones of coffee, caramel and molasses as well. A bit sweet as it flows down with a touch of alcohol as well as dark fruits running through. Big and chewy malts run wild all over the place while the oats bring a slick smoothness to the entire experience. Just a damn good oatmeal imperial stout.
Mouthfeel is smooth and rather heavy. Quite a chewy drinking experience that is rather filling. A bit stout through and through that is smoothed out by the oats. A damn tasty beer here I'm glad I was able to try.
04-18-2009 06:41:41 | More by orbitalr0x
4.45/5 rDev +5%
Second Hoppin' Frog beer in two nights. Thanks to nlmartin for this one, too.
Umm...black, that describes it well. Half inch of brown head on top, truely brown. Reduced to a skim layer with a ring around the glass.
Dark toasted malts, or course, but with it comes dark chocolate, a bit of charcoal and smoke, black coffee as well. Has a touch of acridness from the oatmeal. Some lactic acid notes round this out. Lots going on here. I hope it tastes like this.
Yup, it basically tastes like the smell! Almost exactly the same. A bit biting when it first hits the tongue, then a slathering of dark chocolate and toffee flavors after the swallow. Finish has a touch of smokiness. Good stuff. A bit of alcohol is evident and probably adds to the biting nature.
Full bodied, not as thick as the true greats like KBS, but its slick and oily on the tongue and the flavors linger well after the swallow.
Good drinkability. This is a big beer, no doubt, but its super tasty and how I like my stouts with its huge roasted and dark character. A bit biting though and while the alcohol is pretty well hidden its effects on the stomach are felt quickly. I would drink this often if it was available to me. A must try.
06-17-2007 01:57:12 | More by blitz134
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
04-08-2012 21:50:52 | More by sabitu
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
Pours a oil slick black with little to no head. Just the first pour, but virtually no head present. No light getting through this brew. I gotta detract this stout as Im getting no carbonation, even with agitation/rough pour.
Light smell, but a rich roasted malt. Maybe some grain/oatmeal smell, but hard to tell.
Wow. Dry ABV is a really nice way. Its a shame there is no Oatmeal Imperial Stout style, as a RIS brew, this isnt the biggest in style. However, as an Oatmeal Stout with ABV, this brew is great. Back to the taste, subtle oatmeal, well balanced with not too to much roasted malt. Boy is the ABV hidden well, wonderfully warming. There is some syrup/molasses finish which adds depth to the full taste.
Extremely light for style. Fresh almost. There is carbonation in there, it just isnt coming out. Making some in the mouth is quite nice and creamy.
Bit more carbonation and I would give a 5 for drinkability. This is an incredibily well balanced Imperial Oatmeal Stout.
08-16-2008 18:16:33 | More by JasonA
4.64/5 rDev +9.4%
First few pours into tulip taster sized sneaking up on this puppy. Last half of bottle more aggressively filled glass and displayed in all its splendor a dark black body with mocha brown head descending to a thin line of brown bubbles around the edge.
Aroma deceivingly simple giving no hint what is to come. Nothing extraordinary.
Taste is something else though. Explodes with flavors with dark burnt chocolate and coffee. More aggressive than most Oatmeal stouts for sure. None of the milky smoothness prevalent with the style.
Mouthfeel very pleasant. No cloy. A nice warm feeling that leaves you wanting more.
A great beer.
05-31-2013 21:54:57 | More by NWer
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
04-27-2014 05:00:55 | More by DaftPatrick
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
09-09-2012 01:47:34 | More by heddar33
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
Pours pitch black with almost no head and a small amount of lacing
Smells primarily of chocolate with a mild alcohol presence. Very nice.
Similar to smell, the taste is primarily chocolate, though there is a mild hop presence. Maybe not overly complex, but very tasty.
Mouthfeel is very creamy, with light carbonation.
Drinkability is very high for an imperial stout, with only a mild alcohol presence. My glass was emptied pretty quickly, and I could easily drink a bomber or more of this.
02-24-2011 01:54:39 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
05-07-2012 14:48:40 | More by DWolf
North Carolina
2.83/5 rDev -33.3%
Pouring like syrup, this pitch black molasses concoction offers a continually foaming, dark brown head. The cap dissipates to a thin but solid layer. Though it initially looks a bit on the thick side, it's undoubtedly stout.
I smell that maple syrup I saw. It's sweet malts with a spoonful of oatmeal. It does smell a bit "Russian," a flavor I have yet to pinpoint in origin (I don't want to read the appropriate link on this site; I'll figure it out myself). I'm guessing it's an alcohol component. The aroma is nothing unique but, again, it's solid.
My senses did not fool me: it's too syrupy sweet and thick. I want a potent elixir when I reach for a RIS, but this is like syrup with oatmeal (not oatmeal with syrup). Certainly I will flirt with hyperbole, but this ain't far off from pouring rubbing alcohol in my Aunt Jemima. The oatmeal in this imperial oatmeal is relatively subtle to and in the background of the candy-like sweetness. It's not that it tastes bad but, still, I don't want to keep drinking it. I poured some of the big bottle into a pint glass; it's better served in a sampler.
I guess the sweetness feels good, but it's tart. With most big oatmeal stouts, it's fair to consider them like breakfast. This BORIS is sweeter than my beloved Danish rolls. I keep detecting the oatmeal, but barely...thank goodness it's there because it's an alcoholic sweet tart without it.
For such a highly acclaimed beverage, I'm disappointed. Maybe my Southern style sorely swings with Hoppin' Frog, but I've yet to really love one. All I've had come in big ol' bottles and, understandably, you expect more from those. I'm glad I tried it only to know it, but I will not be selecting another.
10-10-2009 20:03:21 | More by marvin213
4.13/5 rDev -2.6%
22oz bottle. Pours opaque black with a small dark brown head that quickly diminishes to a thin film that leaves a little lacing.
The aroma is chocolate fudge, oats, roasted grains, a little anise and a little coffee.
The flavor is chocolate fudge, oats and coffee with some anise and a good sized bitterness in the finish. The alcohol is noticeable in the finish, but not overwhelming. The mouthfeel is pretty full with low carbonation.
Overall, a very nice imperial stout. Reminds me a bit of the Yeti, but I believe sweeter and more bitter. Some age might make this awesome.
12-10-2010 06:21:47 | More by Beaver13
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
03-28-2013 04:46:30 | More by Shagator
B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher Oatmeal-Imperial Stout from Hoppin' Frog Brewery
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Keep him off the field. Long sustained, clock gobbling drives by our offense..... or have Givens light him up.
I'm getting the Shaky Smithson's just thinking about that guy. That video didn't help.
He was making the OU defense look silly.
They're very, very hard to guard, Notre Dame head coach Mike Brey said. They're really good. And with Niang in the middle kind of wheeling and all those guys spreading you out, they're kind of a nightmare matchup. And they're men. They're really men.
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Keep him off the field. Long sustained, clock gobbling drives by our offense..... or have Givens light him up.
Don't think Givens is going to have the chance to wind-up for a big hit....
Anybody have Tanya Harding's phone number?
Id say we also need to worry about Stedman Bailey, he has more yards, better average, and TDs.
Also a Biletnikoff finalist.
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Just need to tackle him before he gains any yards.
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Money magazine has released its 2013 list of the best places to live in the United States.
This year's list looked at cities with populations under 50,000 people, ranking them on green space, schools and the sense of community.
Take a look at the best places to live in 2013.
10. West Goshen Township, Pa. -- Described as having a "lush, suburban feel," West Goshen Township has a full slate of community activities and is also just 20 minutes from the King of Prussia Mall, America's largest shopping center. It also boasts an array of employers that include Comcast and QVC.
9. Apex, N.C. -- Residents of this Raleigh suburb enjoy a historic downtown that plays host to events like a jazz festival and the Peak City Pig Fest. There's also lots of other outdoor fun, and a wide range of affordable homes.
8. Papillion, Neb. -- This town's economy benefits from a broad base of industries, including health care and transportation, in nearby Omaha. Schools are also excellent, and green space abounds.
7. Mason, Ohio -- This town gets high marks for its many employers and proximity to Cincinnati and Dayton. Its schools are also among Ohio's best.
6. Berkeley Heights, N.J. -- Just a 50-minute commute away from New York City, Berkeley Heights boasts its own flourishing dining scene and its 2,000-acre Watchung Reservation gives locals a place to picnic, canoe and ride horses.
5. Sherwood, Ore. -- This small town just outside Portland boasts a historic downtown, top-ranked schools and relatively affordable home prices, but is also in close proximity to Willamette Valley wine country and less than two hours from the Oregon coast.
4. Chanhassen, Minn. -- This Twin Cities suburb has plenty going for it: good jobs, lots to do, good schools and nature galore.
3. Vienna, Va. -- This northern Virginia suburb is just a half-hour from Washington, D.C., but feels like a lifetime with its many parks, bikepaths and one-of-a-kind stores in a historic downtown. All that comes at a price, though, as real estate prices and taxes are among the highest in the country.
2. Louisville, Colo. -- This sunny, lively mountain town is safe, easy to navigate and offers lots of good jobs in tech, telecom, aerospace, clean energy and health care.
1. Sharon, Mass. -- A half-hour train ride from Boston or Providence, this one-time summer resort rates high for its natural beauty, good schools and diversity. The town has seven synagogues, nine churches and one of New England's largest Islamic mosques.
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Garlic Fest to sprout on Sunday in Walker's Point
Food, drinks, games, music, artists and other vendors will be on hand for Garlic Fest on Sunday in Walker's Point.
It takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside Braise restaurant, at 1101 S. 2nd St. »Read Full Blog Post
Charles M. Young, Madison native and Rolling Stone writer, dies at 63
Charles M. Young, a Madison native and well-known rock critic who wrote for Rolling Stone magazine, has died in New York City at age 63, The Capitol Times reported Thursday.
Young — who often used to byline "The Rev. Charles M. Young," referring to his upbringing in Madison as the son of a Presbyterian minister — died after an 18-month battle with a brain tumor, according to a story posted on the newspaper's website. »Read Full Article
Accuser of 'X-Men' director seeks case dismissal
HONOLULU (AP) - A former child model accusing "X-Men" director Bryan Singer of sex abuse in Hawaii said he wants to dismiss the lawsuit - not because it lacks merit but because he can't find a new attorney to represent him.
Michael Egan III said in a court filing Wednesday that he previously sought the dismissal in sealed documents in federal court in Honolulu. He wants the case dismissed without prejudice, meaning he could file it again later. »Read Full Article
Dominican Republic bans Miley Cyrus concert
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) - The Dominican Republic government commission that oversees public performances is banning a Sept. 13 concert by Miley Cyrus on morality grounds.
The commission said in a statement Thursday that it took the action because Cyrus often "undertakes acts that go against morals and customs, which are punishable by Dominican law." »Read Full Article
Cole Swindell: What music I'm listening to
Before his Summerfest show, former Luke Bryan merch guy Cole Swindell talked trying to make it as the next country star with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
"I work hard and write every day and try to get better, so that when it's time to start headlining, whenever that may be, I'll be sure I'll be ready," Swindell told me. »Read Full Blog Post
Lagniappe Brasserie 'picnic' on Aug. 24 will feature Field to Fork Farms and Biloba Brewing
Lagniappe Brasserie in New Berlin is serving a special menu Sunday that it's calling "a six-mile diameter Midwestern summer picnic," featuring a roast pig from Field to Fork Farms in Waukesha and beers from Biloba Brewing Co. in Brookfield.
The dinner is at the restaurant, 17001 W. Greenfield Ave. Lagniappe is taking reservations on the half hour, starting at 5:30 p.m. Here's the menu: »Read Full Blog Post
Hank Aaron meets Hank the Brewers dog for the 1st time
Hank Aaron the baseball legend and Hank the Brewers dog had their first face-to-face introduction Thursday at Miller Park.
It seems appropriate. The canine Hank, a scruffy stray adopted by the Brewers during spring training, is named after Aaron, who played for the Milwaukee Braves and closed out his career with the Brewers. »Read Full Article(14)
Chloe Grace Moretz's charms boost indecisive 'If I Stay'
"If I Stay" is the story of a teenage girl who, after being critically injured in a car accident, wavers between life and death.
The luminous Chloë Grace Moretz ("Hugo," the "Kick-Ass" franchise) plays a talented cellist whose life is filled with music and conflict. She loves classical music, but her parents are rockers. Her boyfriend (Jamie Blackley, "Snow White and the Huntsman") is a rising star in the Seattle music scene, but their relationship threatens her dream of leaving the Northwest for the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. »Read Full Article
'When the Game Stands Tall' fumbles inspirational football tale
Casting Jesus from "The Passion of the Christ" as a high school Bible studies teacher and football coach might seem like the game plan for "Good Friday Night Lights."
But don't expect more end-zone excitement than on "Any Given Easter Sunday." »Read Full Article
5 new albums by Milwaukee musicians
As the seasons change, Milwaukee musicians are getting awfully busy putting out albums. Hear music from the following titles with this story at jsonline.com/music. »Read Full Article
Poets investigate places of divide in Milwaukee's urban landscape
Think of it as an experiment in poetry and journalism. Five spoken word poets from Still Waters Collective worked with journalists at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to do research about "places of divide" in Milwaukee. Their work, often rooted in their own experiences and observations, would be fueled by new knowledge.
Like many reporters, Shaquille Grandberry, Dorian Harrison, Alexis Humphries, Malcolm Mitchell and Michaela Murry, started with a gut instinct and a lot of questions. They looked around, knocked on doors, called elected officials, sought answers from experts and dug up documents. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 22-27
Alternative-venue movie options for the week include:
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"The Goonies": Kids set out to find adventure in this 1985 action-comedy. 7:30 Friday, Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' Peck Pavilion. Free. »Read Full Article
Boat tours serve up history, spirits and more
To drivers crossing the Milwaukee River, stopping for one of the city's 21 moving bridges is an inconvenience.
But to people on a boat, the timed movement of steel lifting high in the air is a sight to behold. »Read Full Article
Julianne Hough dances back to 'Dancing' as judge
NEW YORK (AP) - "Dancing With the Stars" says two-time champion Julianne Hough is returning to the ballroom as a judge this season. She will preside alongside Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.
After serving as a company dancer-choreographer, Hough left the show in 2009 to focus on acting and music. Her films include "Safe Haven," ''Paradise," ''Rock of Ages" and the 2011 remake of "Footloose." She released a best-selling album in 2008. »Read Full Article
Amy Winehouse to be commemorated with statue
LONDON (AP) - Amy Winehouse is to be commemorated with a statue in the London neighborhood where she lived and worked.
The late singer's family says the statue will be unveiled in Camden Town on Sept. 14, her 31st birthday. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: Explore family history at Milwaukee Public Library, watch a fashion show at Montage Lounge, sing karaoke at Milwaukee Ale House
The Milwaukee Public Library offers a different kind of family fun this afternoon: a brief introduction to genealogy for those who want to find out more about their family background but don't know where to begin. The free presentation will begin at noon Thursday in conference room 2A. Reservations are not required.
AIDS Walk Wisconsin Team D.I.X. is hosting a fashion event at Montage Lounge. The show will feature stylish looks from brands such as NEWD, Moda Muneca and La Vie Luchian. The evening also will include a silent auction, cocktails and appetizers. Tickets are available online from $15 to $100. »Read Full Blog Post
'This Is Spinal Tap,' 'Dr. Strangelove' join Milwaukee Film Festival lineup
Even film festivals have a rowdy side.
The Milwaukee Film Festival calls its rowdy side Cinema Hooligante, and on Thursday announced its 2014 lineup. »Read Full Article(2)
Dinner on the farm with Cafe Soeurette will be Sept. 13
Dinner on the farm is an annual event for Cafe Soeurette of West Bend. This year the dinner will be Sept. 13 at Dominion Valley Farm in Allenton.
Chef Jodi Janisse will prepare four courses, dictated by what's bountiful then at the farms that supply her restaurant. (Dominion Valley raises beef, pork and chicken.) »Read Full Blog Post
Photographer sues Bieber over Hawaii altercation
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A photographer sued Justin Bieber and one of his bodyguards Wednesday for assault and infliction of emotional distress over an altercation on Hawaiian beach late last year.
The lawsuit by paparazzo Aja Oxman states Bieber ordered his bodyguard to take a memory card after the photographer snapped photos of the pop singer leaping from a cliff into the ocean at Shipwreck Beach on the island of Kauai. Bodyguard Dwayne Patterson placed Oxman in a chokehold and seriously injured him and damaged his camera during the November incident, the lawsuit states. »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton and Nickelback
Taylor Swift goes pop, Blake Shelton keeps it country (although to some, that's debatable) and Nickelback starts a revolution. (But not really. Not in the slightest.) Listen to these artist's new songs and read our reviews below.
Taylor Swift »Read Full Blog Post
Emmys: Billy Crystal to pay tribute to Williams
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Billy Crystal will pay tribute to Robin Williams, his longtime friend and fellow comedian, at next week's Emmy Awards.
Crystal will honor Williams as part of the traditional "in memoriam" segment for industry members who died during the past year, Emmy executive producer Don Mischer said in a statement Wednesday. »Read Full Article
Power pop group Ian and the Dream makes waves
As a new band, Ian and the Dream really lucked out.
The Milwaukee power pop act's first two EPs — a self-titled release in 2012 and "Saturns of Stars" in 2013 — were produced by a Grammy winner, Stephen Short. Short worked with the likes of Paul McCartney, Queen and Genesis at Trident Studios in London; won Grammys for his work for Chaka Khan and Christian band dc Talk; and managed the band Augustana early in its career. You may have even heard a song about him — "Steven's Last Night in Town" by Ben Folds Five. »Read Full Article
Los Tigres del Norte among music acts at Mexican Fiesta
Mexican Fiesta gets off to a big start this year with one of the biggest acts in Spanish-speaking music.
Leading norteño band Los Tigres del Norte will play an 8:30 p.m. concert Friday at the BMO Harris Pavilion, with seating available beginning at 7 p.m. »Read Full Article(1)
Lakefront proposes brewery expansion along river
Rapper Gucci Mane sentenced on federal gun charge
ATLANTA (AP) - Rapper Gucci Mane was sentenced Wednesday to serve three years and three months in prison after pleading guilty to a federal firearms charge several months ago.
The 34-year-old, whose real name is Radric Davis, pleaded guilty in May to a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon after reaching an agreement with prosecutors. The judge also sentenced him to serve three years of supervised release with extra limitations on his travel during that time and to pay a $5,000 fine. »Read Full Article
Corona Extra beer recalled for glass particles
Corona Extra beer drinkers may want study the code on the 12-ounce glass bottles before they chug the contents. The producer, Constellation Brands Beer Division, has issued a nationwide recall of Corona Extra because of a defect in the bottles, which means some beers may contain small particles of glass.
"A production error occurred at one of four glass plants run by third-party manufacturers that supply us with bottles," Corona said in a news release. »Read Full Blog Post
Art City Radio explores Place
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Jackie Chan expresses shame over son's drug arrest
BEIJING (AP) - Jackie Chan apologized to the public Wednesday over his son's detention on drug charges in Beijing, saying he's ashamed and saddened.
The Hong Kong film star wrote on his microblog that Jaycee Chan would have to face the consequences of his actions, but that they would do so together. »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: "Avec la Bebe-sitter"
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up. »Read Full Blog Post


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Vikings trade Harvin to Seahawks
The Vikings have agreed to trade WR Percy Harvin to the Seahawks in exchange for multiple draft picks, according to published reports.
Minnesota Vikings: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Minnesota Vikings, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Vikings release WR Jenkins
The Vikings announced the release of WR Michael Jenkins on Tuesday. Jenkins was reportedly due a $2.425 million roster bonus this month.
Lattimore hopes to inspire during incredible comeback
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore isn't letting a gruesome knee injury slow him down en route to his path to the NFL.
Frazier: Harvin excited about being a Viking
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier said he thinks Percy Harvin is excited to be a Viking amid trade rumors.
Vikings GM: No intent to trade Harvin
Vikings GM Rick Spielman said the team has no intent of trading WR Percy Harvin.
Spielman: Vikings have 'no intent' of trading Harvin
Vikings GM Rick Spielman said the club has "no intent" to trade mercurial WR Percy Harvin, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract.
Vikings to play two cold seasons in outdoor stadium
Lester Bagley said Friday that the team plans to play at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium during the 2014 and 2015 seasons.
Carter thanks Vikings for help through drug issues
Cris Carter says he never would have made it to Canton without the tough love of the Vikings.
Vikings exercise Frazier's fourth-year option for 2014
The Vikings exercised the fourth-year option for head coach Leslie Frazier for 2014, the team announced Wednesday.
Vikings should keep Harvin ... for now
Percy Harvin has not been a team player, but he's too valuable to trade right away — unless he forces the Vikings to do it with his actions.
Vikings RB Peterson has sports hernia repaired
The Vikings announced Thursday that RB Adrian Peterson underwent a surgical procedure on a sports hernia injury.
Report: Vikings C Sullivan undergoes knee surgery
John Sullivan underwent microfracture surgery on his left knee last week, according to PFW correspondent Tom Pelissero of ESPN 1500.
Birk, Moss face off after winding careers
Randy Moss and Matt Birk have taken fascinating paths from Vikings teammates to Super Bowl foes, 15 years in the making.
Vikings will explore free-agent WR possibilities
The Vikings will seek WR help through the draft, but don't rule out free agency as an option for fixing things, too.
Walsh kicked a 56-yard field goal against the Houston Texans to set an NFL record with nine field goals of 50 yards or longer this season. The record was held by two players who had eight in a season. Jason Hanson of Detroit did it in 2008 and Morten Andersen had eight in 1995 with Atlanta.||||||| Walsh is 9 for 9 on field goals of 50 yards or longer this season. The 56-yard kick also ties a Vikings record for longest field goal. Paul Edinger had a 56-yarder in 2005.


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We had a chat with the innovative designers at Koncept and we want to share it with you! We discussed modern design, the importance of form + function, as well as future ideas for Koncept. It all started a couple months ago when we attended the Dwell on Design event. At the event, we ran into Kenneth Ng (President) and Edmund Ng (Vice President) from Koncept and we promised each other we would schedule a longer chat at a later date. Well, we did....
ESL: Are you led by aesthetics or function when you design?
Koncept: Both are equally important. Ultimately it depends on project. For the Zbar / Equo both were equally important. Sometimes, it can even change throughout the process of designing any given project. The Equo was a little more aesthetic when it first came out and was not as functional as it has become over time.
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ESL: Where do you go for inspiration?
K: We maintain a very free creative process, finding inspiration everywhere including magazines, architecture, open houses. New materials inspire as well. LEDs inspired us to jump in and design Zbar. If we find a good material, we are able to create an exciting design around it.
ESL: Since you mentioned architecture, do you have any favorite architects?
K: Frank Gehry, especially his residential building in Hong Kong. He inspires us to do something special that no one else is doing.
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ESL: How do you select materials?
K: Mostly market availability, need, and pure inspiration become the factors in our material selection process. For example, organic LED is a new material we are starting to work with. It's made with organic materials and consists of a thin sheet of material that glows strongly. They aren't cost effective yet so that's where need comes in. So far, it only last 10k hours vs. 50k of regular LEDs. It's jut not efficient enough yet.
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ESL: Why LED? What is all the hype? And what are the negatives, if any?
K: LEDs lasts a long time and they are better for our environment. If we switch to LEDs for general lighting, we'll have less impact on the environment in the long run. Even though the technology is more expensive, consumers need to see that they last 1000s of hrs longer. Consumers will come out on top by lowering their electricity bill and helping the environment at the same time.
The good news is, the cost is coming down. There have been so many advancements lately. We predict the demand for old bulbs will fade out and the cost will continue coming down.
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ESL: What's in the future for Koncept?
K: Well, most of our current products are for small areas, like desk tops. We want to expand into other categories and do more residential lighting fixtures, possibly large scale modern chandeliers and pendants. We also want to do ambient lighting as well, impacting an entire space with light rather than just a desk top.
Of course we also want to continue monitoring the development of organic LEDs.
Thanks Koncept!
I think we can all agree that there is excitement for what Koncept does next and there's no doubt we will bring it to you as it happens!
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So, we featured an image of this awesome art installation as one of our Facebook posts last week and we just couldn't let it go so we decided to blog about it too! A colorful and whimsical umbrella art installation floats above this promenade in Águeda, Portugal. It casts a shadow of geometric shapes on the ground below and fills the streets with a fairy tale like energy. This colorful public art installation is not only functional, but also brings uplifting energy into a quiet community during the lazy days of summer!
The sun shines through the umbrellas and they just light up in the sky! Bringing this type of vibrant energy into your own home is as simple as adding colorful modern ceiling lighting.
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The juxtaposition of the bright colors and the natural elements of the historic buildings form such an interesting composition. The reflection of the colors in the glass windows creates a stained glass like effect.
Colorful glass pendant lighting looks beautiful when installed with this type of juxtaposition. The combination of the colorful sleek glass, mixed with historic brick walls, creates depth in design and adds visual interest to a space.
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This is what I have done in the past and plan to do again soon to another engine. (On a recent eBay prize). When I get a round tuit I plan to take photos, but for now I'll try to do it with words, as best I can remember from a dozen years ago.
The load that breaks the ears is mostly tensile. Cast iron isn't very strong in tension, and in spite of what many think welded cast iron near a repair is even weaker, although the weld itself may be very strong. For that reason I use bolts.
The 3 lowest front cover bolts (3/8") are removed and the holes drilled out to 7/16" clearance as deep as the crack (and no deeper!) and then the hole is continued as deep as absolutely possible for 7/16-14 tap size without breaking through and tapped with a bottoming tap. 2 more new holes are then drilled between the originals and treated the same way so there are 5 bolts to carry the load.
It's very important to have as many threads as possible, so maybe all but the top one which would break out in the oil pressure relief could be through holes. (I used all closed holes before, but through if possible would allow more threads) Each grade 8 bolt should be bottomed and the amount remaining under the head measured to determine how much to shorten, and each bolt should be marked so it goes in the right hole.
I don't know for sure this repair is as strong as original, but it must be close. Only those with sharp eyes will see the larger bolt heads and the one extra that is visible, so this could even be done to a damaged show tractor.
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Howdy, my name is Landon Howard and I'm just some oilfield trash from South MS. I'm 30 years old and I'm a Christian. I have a wonderful wife and 2 healthy boys, 8 and 3 years of age. I was recently given my late Nanny & PaPaws Cub tractor and I'm excited. She does run but she needs a little TLC. I think she may be a 52 model, based on the first reseach I did on her tonight, that I found on this site. I plan on working her in the garden as well as dressing her up a little. I would like to keep her as original as I can. Right now I know she needs her seat recovered, a new grill, and some rear tires. When I got her she had a 12v battery but I was told she originally worked with a 6v system. I welcome the do's and don'ts and I'll take all the tips anyone may throw my way.
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WELCOME to the forum. If you still have the generator, VR, coil etc. it shouldn't take much to bring back to 6v. If not, then the most reliable and least expensive way to go would be the 12v 1 wire alternator. Properly done, they are just about bullet proof and you can make the changeover without cutting the hood. Sounds like it'll be a working tractor so that might be your best bet.
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Welcome, Landon, to a great forum with fantastic people and more info than you can shake a stick at. Enjoy.
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Thank you for the tips and welcomes.
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