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Bengals RB Bernard Scott fared well as a rookie after applying lessons learned as a runner and a kickoff returner.
Recent form of little guide in Bengals' PK search
Cincinnati's PK competition features a pair of veterans (Mike Nugent and Dave Rayner) with spotty recent form. However, both have shown potential earlier in their careers.
Bengals sign OL Sowells
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Kelly's return helps Bengals' offense
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— Let's take a break from all the manufactured hype about the government shutdown (something like 83 percent of it was operating throughout); the alleged whisker-thin avoidance of the catastrophe of default (the government could still have made interest payments, since the debt ceiling simply means it can "only" spend the trillions it already takes in); and the "glitch"-filled rollout of Obamacare.
Let's wander instead into one of the classrooms of the George Orwell Memorial School of Communication for the latest lesson in how to say something other than what you mean, since what you mean is, uh, well, not getting a very warm reception from the public.
Today's class comes to us courtesy of the American League of Lobbyists, which will soon, if two-thirds of its 1,200 members approve, drop its defining term – "lobbyists" – and become the Association of Government Relations Professionals.
All very positive words these days, don't you think? "Association" calls up images of "community," or maybe "community organizer." And we all love them, don't we?
Then "Government," which as our beloved former community organizer and now president has told us, "is the one thing we all belong to." Yes, in our "fundamentally transformed" America, the government does not belong to the people. The people belong to the government.
"Relations" is nice, too, bringing up images of family and friendships. And, finally, "Professionals." Just what we all strive to be – professional.
I wish the former league luck. The group's president, Monte Ward, told the Washington Post that the change is being made in part because its members, "do lots more than walk the halls of Congress and try to shape legislation."
Ward claimed that it was also because of what he called the, "misconception that lobbyists are walking around with a pocketful of cash and that's about it."
Sure. Lobbyists never promise politicians donations or other "in-kind" support from their clients, do they?
But if they are hoping this will result in any long-term change in the way people perceive lobbyists, I'm afraid they may be disappointed. Even in "1984," when the government's war department was called the Ministry of Peace, the citizens living under that tyranny knew what it really was. They just couldn't talk about it.
The soon-to-be former league certainly has a lot of company – I wouldn't call it good company – but there are dozens, if not hundreds, of groups or associations out there that have tried to cloak or disguise the reality of what they are or what they do.
Some of them are outright comical. There is an Independent Living Center not far from where I live. Its name is the exact opposite of what it means. It exists for the purpose of assisting people who cannot live independently. I applaud its mission, and I suppose it is relatively harmless to want to pretend the clients are not dependent. But I don't think anybody is fooled.
Then there is race. I've lived long enough to have been told about a half-dozen different terms I should use for those we now call African American. Supposedly, each new label was going to make people perceive them differently and bring an end to discriminatory actions and thinking.
Yet, this past week, in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court, advocates for African Americans and other minorities argued passionately that affirmative action (discrimination based on race) is still necessary to "protect minority rights against a white majority." After lots of different labels, we apparently have the same old problem.
I recall nearly 40 years ago when an earnest mother came into my newspaper office to tell me that a new state law was going to eliminate labeling mentally handicapped children as "retarded," and to call them "special needs" instead. This, she said, would lead to a new, and more accepting, perception of those children.
If only. It took just a couple of years for me to hear one school child tell another, in a derisive tone, that a classmate who was unable to understand the subjects they were learning was "special needs." New label – same old perception.
It goes on and on, unfortunately. Does anybody really think that calling someone a senior citizen makes everybody think they aren't old? What do you think when you hear the phrase, "a woman's right to choose"? I can tell you what you don't think. You don't think of her right to choose to carry a handgun, or to choose to send her child to a charter school. You think of one thing – abortion – because that is what it means.
Those on the left refer to "patriotic millionaires" when what they mean is simply wealthy people who support higher taxes. The obvious implication is that those who dissent on this issue are not patriotic. Remember when those on the left called dissent, "the highest form of patriotism"? Meanwhile, those on the right want us to think that every wealthy person is a "job creator."
It would be refreshing if those who keep trying to cloak what they mean with a misleading label would work to change those alleged "misconceptions" by changing their own behavior.
If lobbying really is an honorable profession, then make sure everybody knows it by being completely transparent and honorable about your activities.
If lobbyists are simply trying to "educate" members of Congress about the consequences of pending legislation, and there is no money – indirect or otherwise – involved, then their slimy reputation will eventually improve.
Changing their name won't do it.
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Rob Wasserman is a restaurant owner and founder of Burger Brawl. His children attended Meredith Elementary School a few years ago, and he realized that the school needed more resources.
"We came up with the concept of doing a burger brawl, which is having all of my friends in the restaurant business help and give their time and throw a competition to gather and raise money for Meredith Elementary," Wasserman told Jenn.
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+For those of you celebrating Valentines Day all weekend long, Refinery 29 has a fun + romantic playlist. Enjoy! And can we add, what cool artwork too, right?! (above)
+We spotted this really cool house on Dezeen that appears to be one with the hillside in Spain. Wow!
+If you like reading and you agree the cover of the book does in fact matter, then you'll love this project. Several well-known books were re-designed with simple, graphic styles. Sort of makes you want to read some of them over again...
+Do you follow digital design mag Rue like we do? Then you'll love a new daily feature they've added to their brand. Now, we won't have to wait between issues for great content from the Rue team.
+We're always keep our eye out for cool street art. Check out Michael Owen's Baltimore Love Project featuring designs of four hands spelling out the word love. They're large scale, bold and eye catching.
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In the history of romantic restaurants, perhaps no place stands out in the minds of Modern lovers more than Seattle's Canlis. In 1950, Peter Canlis hired architect Roland Terry to realize his vision of building "the world's most beautiful restaurant." These historic photos tell the love story.
The result was an eclectic mix of modern motifs that, despite a fair share of redesigns over the years, was recently named a Top 100 Romantic Restaurant by the reservations website OpenTable.com. We love how you can use nail head trim chairs to instantly make dinner in a public space feel like a private admission to someone's personal library.
Much of the restaurant's charm was in the sweeping candelabra and one-of-a-kind lighting fixtures. The romantic touch, it seems, has a simple formula: find a modern chandelier and put a candelabra bulb on it.
You could call it quirky, funky, left-of-center, but Canalis in its earliest days was a reminder that modern design, at its best, isn't about imitation--it's about being true to one's self.
Having said that, here's how we imagine imitating Canalis at home:
Possini Corinthian Bronze Twist Multi Chandelier
Uttermost Kane Polished Nickel Wall Sconce
Set of 2 Wishbone Y Natural Wood Side Chairs
We'd like to thank the University of Washington Libraries, from whom these fabulous historic photos were borrowed.
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Winter days short on sunlight are always made better with bright color and playful patterns! Ms. Preppy & Patterned knows that patterns don't have to necessarily be a print, they can also be a texture.
This Hammered Silverleaf Table Lamp with cylinder shade is a perfect example with its bumpy base, while the tall and narrow shade offers a dose of prep. Know where that lamp would look fantastic? Perched atop the Howard Elliott Unique Mirrored Cabinet. It's size is just right to use as a bar cabinet or entryway cabinet, and the etched mirrored surface offers lots of light and shadow play!
Ms. P&P's bedroom is an area of the three Rs – rest, relaxation, and reading! The bronze Besa Wall Lamp with Kona sunset glass offers up a punchy pop of color for those late night books that just can't be put down and those chilly morning wakeup calls that need a little help.
This black leather storage ottoman slides nicely into a living room corner when not being used and can be used for extra storage and seating in a pinch. The geometric nailhead pattern detailing makes sure this functional piece gets noticed on even the darkest winter days!
It would be a shame to neglect the smallest room in the house, Ms. Preppy & Patterned would never. A Modern Lilypad Light Fixture from Possini makes quite the bold statement and could easily be mistaken for a clear winter night's sky if you squint just a little.
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I always love seeing how current trends and tastes permeate all levels of living -- from the clothes we wear, to the linens we accessorize with. And yes, even lighting!
As I was perusing ESL's fantastic stock of stylish chandeliers, I couldn't help but be reminded of current jewelry trends I've spotted. I'm especially partial to the drama of the first pairing. What about you?
I recently attended Las Vegas Market spending a week discovering the latest and greatest design trends of 2013! Today I'm sharing with you my top three 2013 trends from this year's Winter market!
INDUSTRIAL MODERN: Combing reclaimed wood, vintage leathers, and patina metals will give you that industrial warehouse feel. When possible use salvaged and reclaimed materials like the true industrialist would do! Incorporating just one reclaimed wood side table or vintage desk lamp will help you add some of that industrial modern character to your own space.
EMERALD GREEN & BRASS: Mixing emerald green (the Pantone color of the year) with brass will create an extremely sophisticated look! Using emerald green fabric on your larger furniture pieces, such as your modern sofa, will allow you to make the boldest statement. Brass is a great contrast to the emerald green and works beautifully as an accent such as a modern brass lighting fixture.
UNION JACK: The eclectic mix of English sophistication with a Maritime vibe and Union Jack themed furniture and accessories was very prevalent at market this year! It's a more refined look with a slightly rugged edge. Rich wood tones are mixed with worn brass accents while raw linen with exposed edges is tufted with sophistication. Worn leather suitcases and trunks would be perfect for accenting.
With so many ways to incorporate these Design Trends of 2013 into your own home or project, where are you going to start? We look forward to finding out!
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Issued at 12:06 pm EST Tuesday on 02 September 2014
The cloud band over the southeast and the Tasman Sea is associated with an active cold front and surface trough. Cold-air cloud behind this front can be seen over Victoria and Tasmania.
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The idea of mermaids has tantalized seafarers for millenia, and as part of Monster Week on Animal Planet, the network aired Charlie Foley's "speculative documentary" on the aquatic creatures.
Could mermaids actually exist?
"Mermaids: The Body Found" (Sun., 9 p.m. ET on Animal Planet) posed questions like, what would mermaids look like (let's just say, these CGI mermaids weren't wearing bikini tops made out of sea shells) and how would they reproduce?
The film contained never before seen footage of what was purported to be a mermaid washed up on a beach in Washington State. Not only was the creature alive, it was far removed from the hair-combing fairytale mermaids of yore, and it seemed pretty pissed.
Check out Charlie Foley's interview with The Huffington Post in which he says the mermaid myth could be rooted in science.
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"Duets" (8 p.m. ET on ABC) series premiere ABC's entry into the crowded singing competition market sees the music industry's "biggest Superstars" --- Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Jennifer Nettles and Robin Thicke -- take to the stage and perform their most popular songs with their hand-picked "Duets" partners. Hosted by Quddus, this competition series takes the Superstars out from behind the judges' panel and onto the stage.
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This is the northenmost point in Japan northeast of Wakkanai.
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The eight islands of Japan sprang into existence through Divine Intervention.
The first two gods who came into existence were Izanagi no Mikoto and Izanami no Mikoto, the Exalted Male and Exalted Female. It was their job to make the land for people to live on.
They went to the bridge between heaven and earth and, using a jewel-encrusted halberd, Izanagi and Izanami churned up the sea into a frothy foam. As salty drips of water fell from the tip of the halberd the first island was formed. Its name was Onogoro.
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I'm sure you did not fail to miss the significance of this myth for the establishment of Japanese formal society.
At present, Japan is the financial capital of Asia. It has the second largest economy in the world and the largest metropolitan area (Tokyo.)
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Trader Joe's has voluntarily recalled a batch of one of its frozen chicken and rice meals from store shelves due to possible listeria contamination.
The neighborhood grocer announced over the weekend it was alerted by its supplier that some Trader Joe's Butter Chicken with Basmati Rice meals may be affected. The products in question are: sku 99032 with a production date of "305 12" and come in 12.5-ounce packages.
"In accordance with our stringent health and safety standards, and out of the utmost caution and care for our customers, all code dates of this product have been removed from sale and destroyed. To date, we have received no reports of illness related to this product," said Trader Joe's in a statement.
Customers who did purchase the item are urged to throw it away or return it to any Trader Joe's store for a full refund.
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3.91/5 rDev +1.3%
This stone pale ale from poured from a bottle to a chilled glass.
A - Deep amber color. After pouring, it has a off white head about 2 fingers thick. Then the head settles to a thin ring. Lots of lacing with this one. Lots of bubbles floating around in there too. Beautiful looking beer.
S - Faint barley scent, with some citrus hidden in there.
T - The taste isn't bad, but definitely not expected. It has quite a bitter side to it for a pale ale. I get a lot of pine which dissipates and then the citrus flavor comes through. The bitterness stays with you from sip to swallow.
M - Feels bubbly in the mouth but easy to drink. Flavors cover the whole pallet quite nicely. Light to medium bodied.
O - I will probably buy this one again. It really surprised me though because I wasn't expecting the hops to come through like they do. I didn't enjoy the beer much at first, but the more I drink it, its quite good. Not as balanced as it probably could be, but I think thats the style that stone was going for with this one. For a pale ale with a little bite, I recommend. Oh, and the bottles are pretty sweet too.
11-06-2013 00:41:32 | More by SteadySippin
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4.03/5 rDev +4.4%
Amazingley my first try of Sone's pale,poured a clear rich copper with a clingy 1 1/2 finger white head in to a standard pint glass.Leafy hop aromas hit up front with a touch of dry malt,good complexities on the palate very well balanced leafy "green" hop intertwined with a lightly sweet malt base with the hops barely taking the lead just highly drinkable for a "standard"pale ale.Very nice hop profile wich was to be expected from Stone but very drinkable and social,well done.
04-21-2007 00:38:16 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev -22.3%
05-24-2014 19:13:51 | More by mojohawk21
3.53/5 rDev -8.5%
Appearance The beautiful, deep orangish-brown body tells of a nice malt balance and the head is big and full. It left cool-looking pits of foam on top of the liquid as it settled.
Smell The aroma here is subdued and consists mostly of light fruits and toasty malts. I can pick up some citrus and floral hopping, but they are small and difficult to read.
Taste The dryish hops come on a bit more at the taste, but the big malt body rules this road. It is fruity and tangy almost like a red/amber ale.
Mouthfeel At least medium in the body with some good carbonation and a lively mouthfeel.
Drinkability I really enjoyed drinking this ale, but it wasnt what I was expecting. I know its not an IPA or a dry-hopped SoCal monster hop bomb, but I would have preferred a bit more balance.
05-20-2004 02:18:11 | More by RoyalT
3.74/5 rDev -3.1%
Pours a dark-ish amber-copper color, a bit cloudy in the middle. Thick head that, like many of Stone's beers, leaves great lacing along the glass. The nose hits with a light balance of hops (mostly citrus, slightly piney) and malts, mostly in the form of caramel and oak. The floral notes outweigh the malt character a bit, but still balance pretty well. The first hit on the palette begins with a slight taste of malts and yeast on the tongue, but quickly turns to an overtaking of hops, citrus, and bitterness. Although dominant, the hops remain somewhat "light" and are not overly-bitter. Slightly sweet from the citrus and bitter from the pine. Malts come back into play as the beer warms up, getting stronger and stronger along the way to balance the hops out nicely. Beer finishes crisp and refreshing with some residual bitter pines left on the tongue. Medium thickness, carbonated well.
Solid pale ale. Something easy to drink when you want to drink a lot of beer. Might even be safe to call this a session beer at only 5.4% ABV. I know I've done it before.
10-26-2012 11:59:44 | More by tectactoe
3.63/5 rDev -6%
Pours nicely with a good head. Darker than many California pale ales. Stone makes big beers and this one seems to have a stronger emphasis on malt than on hops. The bitterness is not over the top but lingers nicely. I personally prefer a more floral aroma than this has, but it occupies a nice nitch for drinkers who want a full bodies PA with some hoppiness that balances well with malt.
I don't regard this as much of a session beer as do some of the other reviewers. I enjoy one at a session but then feel like moving on to something else.
08-20-2006 05:00:52 | More by nohead02
4/5 rDev +3.6%
08-31-2013 20:17:46 | More by tbryan5
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
11-10-2013 00:28:29 | More by TimBeaulieu
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
11-08-2013 23:23:58 | More by woodchipper
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-02-2012 00:06:27 | More by Shakerman
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tapered pint glass.
Pours clear amber with just over a finger of white foam. Relatively low retention that goes to a sheet of bubbles pretty quickly. Lacing was light.
Hops are the first aroma to infiltrate the nostrils but a nice deep inhale also reveals a nice mid-toast malt. Hops are mostly citrus.
For any other brewery this would probably pass for an IPA. Plenty of hoppy bitterness and flavor on the tongue but there is a nice solid malty backbone to this brew that keeps everything in check. Carbonation is rather brisk but not overly so, contributing nicely to the overall texture. Finish is still nicely hopped with a nice linger, but not too long.
Nice offering from Stone. Not my favorite but still a great beer. It seems clear that they pulled back a bit on the hops for this one, perhaps trying to appeal to larger audience? Overall the balance is still very good with a great hop highlight. Cheers to Stone!
11-10-2008 22:39:18 | More by SIRIUS2
4.45/5 rDev +15.3%
This is one of the ultimate session beers in my opinion. On tap it is especially smoothe and crisp. It poured a nice light amber color with not much head because the bartender filled up the pint to the brim! Right off the bat I could smell the scent of floral hops and a slight spice that I cannot put my finger on. The taste was very good and reminded me a bit of the Sierra Nevada Pale Ale but with a much more balanced floral hop character and a nice malt flavor as well. Seeing as how most good bars around town have this on tap, this is now the new default beer =)
11-29-2003 10:21:38 | More by Dmann
3.25/5 rDev -15.8%
06-30-2013 21:58:52 | More by SuomiHobbit
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
11-24-2012 03:11:51 | More by drewkennedy
3.48/5 rDev -9.8%
Purchased from Ray's Liquors in Wauwatosa, WI. Poured bright orange with a thin white head. I detected a faint hop aroma. Light-bodied, smooth mouthfeel, with a slightly dry finish. I tasted a very mild sweetness and small hop aftertaste. This is a well balanced beer and I could drink 2 or 3 in a row. Not my favorite pale ale, but one I might buy again.
05-19-2009 23:33:59 | More by blackearth
3.9/5 rDev +1%
A: Amber with a light white head
S: Very light smell. Seems a bit more malty then hoppy. Floral hops are faintly noticable.
T: A slight caramel malt taste comes through but the hops are much more dominated here. Mainly an earthy hop flavor. Ends bitter and dry.
M: Moderate body, slightly creamy, above average bitterness, little spice, and not much heat.
D: Quite drinkable if you like hops.
Overall, this is a decent beer and a nice offering from Stone. Doesn't particularly stand out though.
03-11-2010 02:53:43 | More by tuckevalastin
3.4/5 rDev -11.9%
12oz bottle I picked up in Michigan last time I was up there, brewed at the new brewery. Pours into my glass a deep reddish orange hue with an inch of white head atop the brew. Aromas of biscuit laced caramel malts intertwine with piney, herbal hops. Earthy in a way as well. Slightly resinous.
First sip brings a caramel, biscuit malt upfront that is met by herbal, earthy, somewhat piney hops midway through. Flows down with a mild bitterness that balances nicely with the malt sweetness. The pale ale finishes clean with a light lingering caramel covered hop.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice creamy smoothness. Good steady carbonation. Great mouthfeel all around for a pale ale. This is an easy drinking pale ale but I prefer a brighter hop character and this one seems a bit too earthy for me. Not a brew I'd turn to myself, I think I'll stick to my other Stone faves from now on.
06-28-2007 01:34:11 | More by orbitalr0x
3.58/5 rDev -7.3%
Hazy caramel orange. Off-white head. Kinda small initially, but left a quarter inch of resistant foam. Good retention as with most of Stone's brews.
Smell is sweet, caramel and some raw candy sugar. Hops are quite subdued in the aroma as compared to their other stuff. Floral hops are the predominant aroma that I get with a bit of herbalness. I found the aroma quite weak and not overly complex.
Nicely balanced beer. A lot of malt flavor in this with some yeast bread and a little caramel sweetness. The unrefined sugar in the nose doesn't present itself here. Hops are again a bit floral and there is a definate herbal, earthy hit at the end. Finishes fairly clean with only the slightest bit of lingering dirty bitterness. There are some fleeting hints of alcohol that show up every now and then.
Mouthfeel is pretty good. Coats well and there is just enough crispness from the carbonation. Overall this is a pretty drinkable pale ale and quite toned down compared to most of their other brews. I'd drink this if it was more readily available, although there are more flavorful offerings out there.
02-21-2007 00:08:35 | More by blitz134
3/5 rDev -22.3%
03-06-2014 21:15:16 | More by bulldogg915
New York
3.33/5 rDev -13.7%
A_Pale amber in color with a thin off beige head.Lacing up and down the glass.
S_Sweet malt and faint hops.
T_Not as sweet as indicated by the smell. Grainy,bready malt up front. Faint piny hops on the back end. Pretty bland.
M_Full bodied and smooth. Goes down easy.
D_Best characteristic of this beer. Good session beer.
08-20-2010 15:55:54 | More by nickadams2
3/5 rDev -22.3%
07-13-2013 21:12:11 | More by EastBay_Nick
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
05-02-2014 22:35:14 | More by danthehopslamman
2.93/5 rDev -24.1%
Usually it is Stone's job to kick your butt and make you wonder why you came to drink it, then realize that's exactly why you're drinking it, man up and emerge triumphant.
With this one, the ale does not nearly accomplish this.
Yes it's a Pale Ale, but a bit of reddishness gives it a good look (that matches the bottle, nice!). Smelling the hops and barley, you drink down a regular and not even offensive hoppy taste. Why? Stone, I want you to crush me!
Sure you could drink 'em often, but the taste is a bit too bland to make each sip desirable, and at 5.4 abv there's no reason to stay with this one.
09-04-2010 16:41:36 | More by sellmeagod
4.22/5 rDev +9.3%
Stone comes to Maine. In a pint glass, this beer was an amber color, with an off-white head, and a fair amount of lacing. It had a floral aroma. Nice piney taste, with a bit of a malt presence. Assertive without being intrusive. Nice drinkable beer, will buy more of these.
11-06-2008 00:14:20 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +3.6%
05-30-2014 20:21:03 | More by warnerry
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4.2/5 rDev -7.3%
Pours a rich sappy looking amber with a small bright head and some chunky, slippery lacing
I could smell this at arms length when I popped open the can. Big orange peel along with some bright floral notes, tons of caramel sweetness and the alcohol blends with citrus to give off a welcome scent of pine.
The taste is full of orange, hop candy and oily grapefruit. Floral and aggressive with an enormous malty backbone. Huge caramel melds with the aggressive hopping to really balance this out. The bitterness rides the rail between the initial flavors and the finish and provides big hop flavors without mouth-fucking bitterness.
Mouthfeel is medium-heavy bodied, and the carbonation is a shade less than desired. Chewy yet slippery without being Aunt Jemimah.
Overall, mix Furious and Hopslam and I think you would get a similar brew. Easy to drink and potentially fatal with the lack of heat and high ABV. Good Stuff.
04-13-2010 20:12:59 | More by BDLbrewster
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4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
03-07-2014 00:54:29 | More by DanGeo
4.8/5 rDev +6%
Thanks again to Mike for letting me split his last one with him. My first Surly IPA. Pours a copper-orange color exhibiting exceptional clarity all the way through. A big, white, foamy head piles up and stays perched atop the ale, leaving remnants of chunky lace all around the glass. Overall, very inviting and clean, especially for a DIPA. And of course, great head. Nothing worse than an IPA with no head.
And then I smelled it. Son of a bitch, this stuff smells excellent. As I bring my nose to the glass, a handful of citrus gets launched into my senses and sends me into utopia for a few moments. Pineapples, sweet grapefruits, mangoes, tangerines, and a large assortment of other various tropical fruits just reach out and run a number on my nostrils. The intense citrus is met in equal parts with one of the most raw, and down-n-dirty hop bills I've had the pleasure of smelling. Dank, super oily and resinous, wet, grassy, and full of pine needles. The hops here mean serious fucking business. Whatever they're doing over there at Surly - they're doing it right.
After an aroma like that, how can this stuff not taste excellent? Right up front, the piney, resinous hops swim to every nook and cranny in my mouth and send a shockwave of bitterness through my system. The bitterness is lovely because it seems to hit powerfully and quick, then tapers off and lets the rest of the flavors work their magic - those would include the myriad of fruits I fell in love with a few moments ago. More citrus rind, pineapple, grapefruit peel, mango, tangerine: citric and tropical, all day!
A light peppery flavor works its way into things, along with very slight onion notes, keeping things interesting. The aftertaste leaves you feeling like you just took a mouth full of the freshest and most green grass on the planet. Grassy, leafy, super resinous aftertaste with one, little, dying bit of citrus peel and rind. The malt gives a light bread and cracker canvas for all of the hops to go to town on. After every sip, I am blown away by how awesome this beer is. Medium bodied, carbonated heavily; this one leaves a light stickiness across the palate.
Jesus, this stuff is sickeningly amazing. Some of the freshest tasting hop notes around, nice and bitter without being scary (don't be afraid of the name "Abrasive" - it's not so bad), and one of the best aromas in the business. The formula for success. Surly has it. It's called Abrasive.
02-20-2013 18:26:38 | More by tectactoe
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
08-27-2012 00:27:18 | More by Schlais
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
11-21-2013 02:18:38 | More by xVERITAS
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
03-03-2014 20:31:54 | More by delaced21
New York
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
A - Pours a fairly clear burnt orange amber color with a huge 3 fingers of dense off white head. Great thick head retention and sticky lace clings to half of the glass.
S - Aroma really grabs you right away. Huge bursts of caramel and toffee, blended with grapefruit. At first, the smell is much more hoppy, but then mellows into that traditional aroma profile of a DIPA quickly.
T - Soft and super smooth opening of herbal and woody hops. A sweet center adds a touch of counterweight before a crisp, dry, bitter pine finish.
M - Medium bodied, and bit too smooth. Could stand a bit more carbonation.
O - Glad I traded for this one. One of the best DIPA's I've ever had.
01-21-2012 00:18:42 | More by SkiBum22
4.43/5 rDev -2.2%
About an inch of cloud-white foam. Looks a deep copperish-ruby red. Smells absolutely amazing. Deep, deep citrus with tropical notes everywhere. Lots of grapefruit and an underpinning of malt and grain. Tastes fantastic. I remember past Abrasives being more, well, abrasive. This drinks like juice. Fairly light to start and then it slowly coats the palate in an equally-sweet / equally bitter wash, with lots of citrus, but an equal amount of malt. Neither flavor dominates, but rather collaborate to great effect. Normally, this wouldn't be notable, though the flavor is huge. You feel the tide could tip in either direction, but the flavor holds firm and ends in a slightly resinous fade. This is a strong, citrusy DIPA that should not be missed.
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12-09-2011 01:26:41 | More by wrycon
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
02-04-2012 20:53:26 | More by newk340
3.78/5 rDev -16.6%
On tap at the Bavarian Lodge in Lisle, IL 5/1/09
Deep hazy orange red with a half inch of white head on top. Spotty lacing on the glass. Aromas of fruity caramel malts that intertwine with big citric and pine hops. Resinous and quite earthy as well.
First sip is semisweet fruity caramel malt that rolls into earthy hop flavors. Citrus and pine resins abound. Not as clean or vibrant a hop profile as I normally like for a DIPA. It flows down with a big bitter finish that is nice.
Creamy, chewy mouthfeel that goes down smooth and is fairly easy to drink. Overall, I found this to be a good double IPA, however it doesn't rank up there with some of my favorites. I was personally hoping for more and a brighter, cleaner, oilier hop profile.
05-28-2009 02:49:20 | More by orbitalr0x
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
06-17-2014 03:22:20 | More by briang01
4.25/5 rDev -6.2%
01-29-2013 18:33:52 | More by supa0525
4.25/5 rDev -6.2%
05-02-2014 22:26:04 | More by danthehopslamman
5/5 rDev +10.4%
06-28-2014 20:27:35 | More by beaversfan12
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
05-28-2012 03:19:07 | More by NWer
South Dakota
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
12-29-2013 22:54:23 | More by SD-Alefan
5/5 rDev +10.4%
16 oz can poured into a Surly Darkness chalice
A: Pours a hazy orange that you would expect from a great DIPA. With a brilliant white head, that leaves slightly lacing.
Smell: Bursting with grapefruit, pine, hops and other strong citrus scents.
Taste: Simply amazing, exploding with citrus and pine all over the place. The perfect balance of bitterness and sweetness with this one. Though the sweetness is more of a bittersweet. The taste lingers, but when it dissipates you want to go back for another sip immediately. Hides the 9% as if its nothing at all.
Mouthfeel: Very full, especially for a DIPA. Rather resiny, but in the best sense of the word. Slight carbonation.
Overall: This beer is absolutely amazing, hands down my favorite DIPA. Given it's drinkability, it's price and 2-4 month availability, this may actually be my favorite beer of all time.
02-26-2013 05:16:08 | More by DaftPatrick
New York
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
01-16-2013 02:38:30 | More by csmartin6
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
03-07-2013 07:07:00 | More by Hamburgers
4.47/5 rDev -1.3%
Canned 1/12/12
A - Pours a clear deep copper with one and a half fingers of off-white head. Head has nice retention and leaves nice rings of lacing.
S - Big citrus hop aroma with some pine as well. Also some touches of tropical fruit, caramel malt and faint florals.
T - Citrus is also very big in the taste, with some grapefruit and both bitter and juicy orange. This is very well balanced. Yes, there is a strong hop presence and considerable bitterness, but there is also a bit of sweetness and some caramel malt that balance this really well. Finish is a long lasting bitterness.
M - Very smooth, medium mouthfeel that is a bit resinous. Finish is bitter with an earthy dryness.
O - The 9% is nowhere to be found in the taste. This is a very easy drinking DIPA, not at all in your face, that has a nicely balanced flavor profile.
02-07-2012 00:53:40 | More by warnerry
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
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4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
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4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
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5/5 rDev +10.4%
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5/5 rDev +10.4%
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SEATTLE -- The Astros have signed fifth-round Draft pick Tony Kemp, a second baseman out of Vanderbilt University. He's the highest Astros Draft pick to have signed so far, doing so on the same day he was named a first-team All-American by Baseball America magazine.
The 5-foot-7 Kemp was the SEC Player of the Year after batting .398 with 33 RBIs. He was also named to the conference's All-Defensive team.
Kemp announced the signing on Twitter, tweeting, "Officially a part of the Houston Astros! Thanks for all the love and support from Vandy fans the last 3 years. Always a #VandyBoy."
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SEATTLE -- As bad as things looked for Houston's offense during Tuesday's 4-0 loss in Seattle, things could have been much worse. J.D. Martinez's two hits were all that stood between Mariners starter Aaron Harang (5.60 ERA) and a no-hitter. Harang struck out 10 Astros and walked none.
Martinez's multi-hit game was one of the few bright spots of the first two games of the series against the Mariners, both of which Houston lost thanks in large part to five errors. Still, Martinez wasn't please by his performance.
"We didn't get the win. I mean, I felt like we weren't even in the game at all. [Harang] pitched a great game," Martinez said. "Not thinking about that, I got the hit in the second inning so it's not like it was something I was thinking about going up to the plate. The hits don't really matter if we don't even win."
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SEATTLE -- The Astros have endured a rough stretch, getting swept on the road at Kansas City and then dropping the first two games against Seattle thanks in large part to five errors.
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