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An original exhibit on astronomy and earth science, Our Planet, Our Universe explores the strange, curious, and odd peculiarities of the universe and our place in it. Discover the dynamic forces and systems that shape our Earth, as well as other planets and discover the latest information about our solar system. New experiences include computer-based interactives and visuals, including images direct from the NASA/Hubble Space Telescope, and hands-on exhibits that explore some strange - and some familiar - phenomena.
The exhibit is divided into distinct areas that explore earth and space - here are a few of the hands-on exhibits you'll encounter:
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- Mars Rover: Guide a to the planetary rover over an 8'diameter simulated Martian terrain Takes the controls of the rover to move and pick up rock samples with its robotic arm while your friend watches the images the rover camera reveals.
Planets & Portals
- Ask An Astronomer: interactive video kiosk featuring short, lively and entertaining answers by the astronomers at the Spitzer Space Science Center.
- Cosmic Collisions: See what happens when galaxies collide through an interactive kiosk.
- Tonight's Sky: What will I see if I look up at the night sky tonight? This software program from NASA is automatically updated every month to show appropriate stars, constellations and other objects playing on a large screen TV.
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- No Sound in Space: Hear what happens when you start an alarm bell, then pump out the air. Can sound waves move through the vacuum of space?
- Black Holes Quiz: Explore the strange and unique phenomena surrounding black holes. Take a journey into a black hole, or find out more at the black hole encyclopedia.
- Warping Space: Manipulate 'stars' and 'planets' along a 2D universe to see how different space can warp into 3 dimensions.
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Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
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Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Here is a picture of a cub with hand controls, this was a platform style come where they stand on the back and reworked the controls
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
I have Grandfather's a 1936 WC Allis Chalmers. Foot controlled clutch and two hand levers to operate the brakes. For some operations you literally ran out of hands; trying to steer, apply both brakes at the same time, throttle down and control the clutch.
To make things worse the magneto ignition kill switch is on the side of the magneto.
Thinking you will need to move the ignition kill/shut off switch much closer to the operator than it currently is located on a Cub.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
I think you've got plenty of good ideas that will work. If you don't think you have the engineering skills, you might see if there is a local junior college or university with a mechanical engineering program. This might be a good project for a student, especially if the end product isn't needed until planting season next year.
"We don't need to think more,
we need to think differently."
-Albert Einstein
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Hydraulic components are easy to obtain however you have to remember if you lose your engine power, you've lost your brakes and clutch unless of course you add a hydraulic accumulator which adds expense and extra weight to the project.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
For what it is worth, you may want to consider the AgrAbility Project. Unfortunately Mississippi does not have an ongoing AgrAbility Project, however, you may get some help, you never know.
This is the link to the home page http://www.agrability.org/index.cfm
From their toolbox link, http://www.agrability.org/Toolbox/browse.cfm?head=11#l1_2 Lots of things for farm/agricultural people with disabilities. As an example, I found these for Hand-Controlled Tractor Clutches:
Air-Operated Clutch
Automotive Parking Brake-Type Clutch Lever
Dual-Control Hand Clutch
Electrically Actuated Clutch
Finger-Controlled Electric Clutch
Latching Relay Solenoid
Mini-Touch Vehicle Control Pad
Over-Center Locking Hand Clutch
Quick Detachable Clutch Lever
I'm not sure that your local Cooperative Extension Service will be of much help, on this particular issue, since Mississippi does not have a AgrAbility Project, However, they should be an excellent source of production information. Fringe benefit, they are in your home town, right here:
Physical Address
382 Ripley Ave.
Ashland, MS 38603
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 158
Ashland, MS 38603-0158
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Phone 662-224-6330
Fax: 662-224-6317
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope this may be of some help.
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Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
I actually know several at the Shepard Center. They are looking into ideas too. I even have some contacts with the Agrability programs around the country.
Yeah the Cub might be a bit difficult, but I'm really liking some ideas I'm getting from you guys. I have been reading and posting on here for about a year now. I knew if I asked this group there would be some great ideas.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Wow what great response!!
I first thought use the plow handle - until I realized that you wanted to plow as well....scratch that.
The area under the floor pan would be great for either cylinders with bellcranks hooked to the pedals or go through 2 bellcranks and end up beside the seat with a vertical or horizontal motion. Angles may end up being an issue. Another thing for me to ponder while I'm resting....
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Two thoughts:
1) Tractor use is in a vegetable/truck farm. You don't want to loose all the crop clearance to aparatus under the platform.
2) Choose a tractor with a hydrostatic transmission. The functions of clutch, brakes and shifter are already combined in one lever.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
I would have to go with Jim on this. Sometimes we get wrapped up in the excitement of problem solving, cause thats what we do best, but theres not need to reinvent the proverbial wheel. A hydrostatic transmission with.a hand control would cover every problem mentioned here.
I'll be drinking that free bubble up, and eatin that rainbow stew.
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I interpreted the owners original post as a request to stick with the cub because it suited their needs. A hydrostatic unit would certainly need far less creativity to adapt to the owners unique requirements, however along with the expense of a newer tractor would also come the cost of the implements as we know the owners current stock of implements are for the most part, cub specific.
I would still have to favor the air operated, under platform mounted actuation cylinders (tractor trailer 5th wheel slider cylinders come to mind if you are familiar with their size and strength) with quick release valves and a compact 3 lever control valve assembly above the original engine speed and touch control levers. When the build is complete, the only noticeable modification to the tractor would be the control valve leaving the tractor in its original configuration for hand or foot operators.
A good fabricator could build the operating mechanism along with a crop skid plate under the operators platform and still maintain the original crop clearance with the rear axle housing still lower than the retrofit with the exception of the airtank which could be fender or hood mounted.
My only question would be how to spin the air compressor if the owner wanted to mow utilizing the PTO which I was going to drive the compressor with. Other than mowing, all farming tasks could still be accomplished with this type of retrofit as the owner mentioned his wife currently runs the tractor so hooking up or changing implements would not be a problem.
The owner questioned if electric actuation would work. While I am not well versed in their capabilities, it would solve the air compressor dilemma but perhaps add charging system capacity issues. Personally I'm just not sure if they would act fast enough for what we are asking of them. I would suggest avoiding hydraulic systems because of the oil and associated leaks inherit with hydraulics as well as the brake failure and loss of clutch control in the event of an engine stall.
I feel the cub would be a fantastic tractor for the owner to farm with since they already own it, it is very versatile plus would be easy to retrofit since all 3 pedals are on the same shaft and easy to attach actuators to.
When comparing the cost of the alteration to the replacement of equipment, the difference while not ashtray change, is significant.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
I've been giving this some more thought all day yesterday. I think the least expensive way, and most practical way would be to use some good quality Morse type control cables(used on boat steering,wrecker controls, pto controls, etc.). They would flex any way need to connect to both the levers I mentioned and also curve around and connect to the brake and clutch pedals(with mounting brackets at both ends to mount the housing ends. With a couple of mounting brackets at certain points to support the heavier cables, flexing would be minimal. The cables could attach to the pedals in a way to still allow them to work normally if needed, and could be attached to the levers at a point to increase leverage for ease of use with the left arm. I have this all pictured in my brain and even had a dream about it last night Thanks for that Randy
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When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Got that right... You read my mind.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Yeah, it is a cub thing. Plus we can't fork out the dough for a tractor, implements etc. Thats part of the reason we got the cub.
The cable idea is a good one.
Air actuators sound good, but i do need the flail mower.
I do understand folks safety concerns. My goal is to do the flat, easy but time consuming tasks. I've watched my wife drive the cub and do the work, thinking how, what and can I do it safely. With the right system I'm sure it can be done. Safely.
Everyone, thanks for all the great ideas.
Keep the ideas coming.
I'll keep everyone posted
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Wonder if the over-center hand clutch IH put on some of the W Series tractors could be scaled down to Cub size.
Re: Hand Controls for Clutch and Brake
Anyone up for a friendly cubfest competition?
Goal: Create hand controls for your cub.
Requirement: Must be able to be moved to another cub.
Requirement: Must not interfere with the use of common cultivating or mowing implements.
Winning design to be shipped to a family in need.
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5 Things You Need to Know to Keep Your Kids Safe Online This Summer
Because of the recession, summer camp is now a luxury for many parents. Meanwhile, the job market for teens hasn't been this tight in decades. So you can bet that your kids will be spending countless hours Facebooking, YouTubing and Twittering away this summer.
You can also be sure cybercriminals will be hitting your PC with every phishing scam, malicious link and malware they can imagine. At the same time, social networks have opened your kids' lives to world, creating privacy and safety concerns that your parents never had to deal with.
To protect your PC and your kids, here are five things you need to know before you leave for work tomorrow.
1. Links are not your friends
With one click on a Facebook link, your PC could be crippled. Cybercriminals are aware that many of the more than 400 million users of Facebook have plenty of time to kill. That's why they're spreading their scams with links described as "The Sexiest Video EVER" or "You'll never believe this LOL." When a link like that appears on a Facebook wall posted by a friend, it takes incredible will power not to click it. So repeat this mantra: If a link looks too good to be true, it is. Of course, this advice won't always work. That's why you should go ahead and bookmark F-Secure's free Browsing Protection. If your son or daughter feels they must click on a sensational link, have them check it out first.
2. Make it your job to arm your PC with the most recent updates
If you don't keep your system software up to date, you risk inviting predators into your PC. Monthly updates for Windows, Adobe Reader, iTunes, and other applications are essential for your online safety. This process can be tedious and time consuming, but F-Secure's Health Check makes it easy. Run it once a month and feel a little better about letting you kid take control of the keyboard and mouse.
3. Just say no to installing software
Once you've run Health Check and made sure you're protect, there's no need for your kids to install any random software that pops up. So just say no. No, you do not need to add some media player. No, you do not need to click on that ad to scan the PC to see why it's so slow. No. No. No. If there is something the PC needs, have your child wait until you get home and check it out. And if you aren't sure what the software does, Google it. These few extra steps can prevent some pretty nasty malware from ending up on your PC.
4. Set clear boundaries for what your child should not share
Most kids know more about Facebook than you'd ever want to. They know how to add and erase apps or how to block this user and not that one. They know how to make their photos only available to friends of friends. But they may not know what they should NOT share. Make sure your kids know not to share their private information—email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses—in public. They should also avoid posting information about their schedule, especially vacations. Tell them that they aren't to post when their parents are home or not. On a social network, you can never be sure whom exactly you are sharing your information with, or which of your friends might share your information to the whole world. Your kids need to know that no matter how private their settings tell them they are, anything they post on a social network should be considered as public as the front page of a newspaper—if they know what that is.
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You should know which social networks your children are on. If you have the time, it's a good idea to start a profile on the site and become their friend or follower. It doesn't take long, maybe five minutes per site. This way, you'll get a sense of what your kids are sharing with whom. You can't watch your child every minute. But if they get the sense that you could be watching, it can only help them think before they click or post.


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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - Every football season, one or two SEC teams exceed all expectations. Likewise, it seems, a couple of others find ways to stink it up more than anyone could have anticipated.
Last year's king of all surprise was newcomer Texas A&M, winner of the Cotton Bowl, shocker of Alabama, producer of Johnny Football and all that entails.
There were other unforeseen delights, depending on your point of view:
Vanderbilt, which won nine games, the most since the Earth's crust cooled.Ole Miss lost some it should have won, won some it should have lost and was never dull.Alabama turned out to be far more juggernaut-y than anticipated.
Last year's biggest disappointments:
Call it a tie between Arkansas and Auburn, which matched each other blow-for-blow in the weekly struggle to create an epidemic of clinical depression among its fan base.
With the season just days away, here is our overview of the teams most likely to spread unlikely joy and unforeseen sorrow.
Alabama - The Crimson Tide has the furthest to fall – and two losses would be the apocalypse. Texas A&M, Ole Miss and LSU are all capable of sending Alabama to the Capital One Bowl. And if quarterback AJ McCarron gets hurt, Bama will need to break out the old wishbone playbook.
LSU - Half the team came out early and went to the NFL. And there is a feeling that the karma may be shifting for the ever-lucky Les Miles and his Tigers. For a quick barometer of what to expect, catch the season opener against TCU, which has 17 starters back off a pretty sporty little team.
Texas A&M - If Johnny Manziel is declared ineligible for writing his own name on stuff for people crazy enough to give him fat stacks for it, expect Texas A&M to tumble to the realm of upper-middle mediocrity. If he starts making passes as dumb as his off-season tweets, oh lawd.
Ole Miss – With their wickedly top-loaded schedule, the Rebels could be 1-6 before the leaves turn. If things go the other way and they are 7-0 at the same time, Hugh Freeze will be one miracle short of sainthood.
Vanderbilt – Was 9-4 a once-in-a-century achievement? Chances are.
Tennessee - Last year's spiral into utter ineptitude was an anomaly in the Orange World. New coach Butch Jones, unlike his past two predecessors, is an actual football coach and has put together a good staff and recruited well. The Vols are young, but are a good bet to make a bowl this year – and they have a home schedule that could produce a goal-post-threatening signature win.
Auburn - The Tigers weren't as bad as last year's 3-9, no-wins-in-the-SEC record indicated. They were bad, really, really bad, sure. But not 140-21 total score against A&M, UGA and Bama bad. Gus Malzahn is an offensive wizard, and it's hard to imagine a scenario under which the defense won't be better.
Missouri - After a rough first year in the SEC, the Tigers have a better idea of what to expect - and a much more favorable schedule. If Dorial Beckham-Green comes out of his coma and James Franklin stays well, at least six wins and a bowl trip are likely, and even better things are possible.
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There are multiple home underdogs in Week 1 which can be cause for concern in Eliminator Challenge.
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4.2/5 rDev +1%
Poured into a pint glass, it appears an amber color with orange hues around the edges. Clear for the most part with faint particles stuck in suspension. The tanned head is composed mostly of large bubbles that pop and fade quickly despite the rising bubbles of carbonation. Minimal to no lacing is found on the glassware. The aroma is a spicy zap of citrus, floral and piney hops combined with alcohol and malty sweetness. Taste is fairly bitter upfront tasting oily for the most part with an alcohol kick that supports the aggressive bitterness. Malty sweetness is evident but plays a much lighter role in this beer when compared to the bold alcohol presence and hop bitterness. The alcohol is not hidden at all, it is evident in both flavor and warmth. The alcohol seemingly evaporates out of your mouth leaving a cool feeling however it warms the back of the throat as well. Hops present themselves a bit resinous and linger in the mouth long after each sip with a taste that is somewhat herbal. The feel of this beer is medium with moderate to light carbonation. Overall not bad.
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4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
Poured a deep hazed burnt orange with a very nice established one finger head that really stuck to the glass leaving a sheet of lace behind stupid me I poured kinda harsh letting all the chunks and floaties swirl about in the finish pour.Wholy shneikies is this thing fresh smelling like freshly and I means freshly mown grassover top pine neadles with a touch of hay just awesome.Quite dry on the palate not much residual sweetness that comes from alot of dipa's big and herbal with damp leaves that come to mind the malt base is more like that of cracker malt quite dry.Thick,resiny and chewey with a more noticable apricot-like flavor in the finish as I drink more.This has alot of complexities going on the alcohol comes as you drink more providing sweetness,a fine offering.Pure and simple its hop juice.
05-09-2006 22:46:46 | More by oberon
4.1/5 rDev -1.4%
12 oz bottle poured into pint glass.
Appearance: Well, this is... interesting. A big chunk of... something... just poured into my beverage and broke apart into sediment, which seems to be settling at the bottom of my glass. Poured a deep orange with about a finger-width of a white foam that's leaving a little lacing along the side. Lots and lots of bubbles in this one.
Smell: Lots of pine-sol in this one. A small bit of grapefruitish notes, too.
Taste: After watching that chunk of whatever come out of the bottle and into my glass, I'm gonna let the foam subside first. I'd like to see if there's anything still floating on top, you know? **5 minutes later** Yeah, this is nice. Pine and citrusy. Some malt notes. Don't taste the alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Not the heaviest double IPA I've ever had. A little creamy and bitter on the finish, but not a bad thing necessarily.
Overall: Pretty good. Still a little puzzled about the big chunk o' stuff that poured out. I reserve the right to revise this if I feel ill from any particles later.
03-08-2014 01:06:37 | More by don1481
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05-25-2013 20:53:17 | More by DanGeo
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03-05-2014 12:15:39 | More by tectactoe
4/5 rDev -3.8%
06-13-2012 01:27:00 | More by DavyJones
3.83/5 rDev -7.9%
Reviewed from notes on 7/6/10.
A: Wow, this is a lot darker than I thought it would be. The color is an attractive ruby-red and copper. It reminds me more of barleywines and some quads more so than what I would expect a double IPA to look like. The 1/2 finger head quickly fades and leaves a dark khaki film on top. The lacing is nice and is a continuous fluid swirl round my snifter.
S: I'm guessing this is not at its peak of freshness and is probably 3+ months after its bottling date. That said, I am getting a lot of sweet malt aromas and not so many hop smells. Sweet raisin and fig jumps out at first sniff, as well as other dark fruits- plum, pomegranate, etc. Some sweeter citrus in the form of tangerine and blood oranges are also available. Brown sugar and donut glaze and a hearty grain breadiness grip my palate, as well.
T: Thankfully, I receive a decent dose of piney hops to balance out the hefty maltbill that I detected in the smell. A good citrus and pine bitterness sizzles on the sides of my tongue as the sweet malt flavors soak into the rest of my mouth. The yeast lends a chewy breadiness of whole grains to round out the taste. Surprisingly, the alcohol content is not overpowering. This is 13.6%, right?
M: As I ponder the MF, I realize that the a.b.v. does stand up and say hello. The bitterness on the sides of my tongue carries some boozy heat with it, but this only enhances the feel. A pretty full feel for the style and I do enjoy that hop/booze sizzle.
D: I would have another, and would love to imbibe one at the peak of its freshness to see if the hops are more present. However, I am nearing the end of an hour session with this beer and the a.b.v. is starting to get to me. Overall, a nice double IPA.
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4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
04-01-2014 02:12:04 | More by OhioBobcat
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03-28-2013 00:53:29 | More by SanFranJake
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
Review #666. 12oz green wax topped bottle with a creepy wizard tree on the label. After taking a good few minutes to pry through the wax, the cap comes off and the beer pours into my glass a deep, somewhat hazy amber orange...quite dark. A small bubbly head on top but I didn't expect much more given the abv. Aromas are forceful with a blast of dense caramel, boozy dark fruits and a touch of brown sugar. Huge hop oils with big citric aromas. Grapefruit and pine needles. Freakin intense!
First sip brings a rush of deep caramel maltiness that carries a nice sweetness as well. Notes of alcohol, dark fruits and a touch of brown sugar. This flows into a blast of hoppiness. Oily, citric grapefruity flavors along with big dripping pine sap. This brew is freakin dense and really does pack a punch. The bitterness on the finish works nicely against the sweetness. Good malt and hop balance here for such a big brew. Yummy stuff!
Mouthfeel is big and viscous, with a mellow smoothed out carbonation. It packs a punch but still ends up going down pretty smooth. A huge brew that I'm happy to have tried. I hope to grab another 4 pack of this next time I see it. I dunno if I could drink more than one in a sitting but it's sure a tasty treat every now and again. Yet another tasty brew from Dark Horse.
04-06-2007 03:26:14 | More by orbitalr0x
3.95/5 rDev -5%
From hoppymeal...
Nice green wax coating on the cap, one wax running trails down to the label...a nice touch...
Poured with a little glug action, came out a caramel color. Some haze and lots of floaties. I didn't mean to fully dump the yeast into my glass, but oh well. Actually had some off-white head on it which clings slightly to my glass.
Aroma makes it to my nose from 3 ft away. Citrus, raw herbal and earthy hops rise forth from my pint glass. A little caramel, sugary sweetness mixes in as well.
Flavor lacks complexity in my opinion, but has some strong points which makes this receive a good rating. A strong malt background really is working its ass off to balance the bitterness in this and actually comes across well balanced. Some yeast roll malts, not the typical caramel sweet, is first noticed. Citrus rind and an earthy, peat hop profile blends fairly well. Thats about it though. Finish is definately bitter, but enjoyable in that burn the back of your throat kind of way. Alcohol...there is no hint AT ALL of what is actually in here and this is where the taste rating comes up a bit. Simple overall flavor profile but well done.
Full bodied here. This is probably from all of the malts needed to balance the bitterness, but it makes for a filling DIPA. Drinkability is fairly good. I'd like to see some more hop flavors come through to bump up the complexity and accompany the bitterness. I will say the alcohol presence, or lack thereof, is not bringing the drinkability down. This is a heavy hitter of a beer...I'm really feelin' this one...
04-28-2006 03:39:40 | More by blitz134
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
03-31-2012 00:34:24 | More by sabitu
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
07-16-2013 03:25:00 | More by supa0525
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4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
A_Pours a dark bronze with a thick off white head the dissipates to a thick ring. Darkest DIPA or any other kind of IPA for that matter I,ve ever seen.
S_ Huge hop smell. Picking up some caramel malt and brown sugar.
T_ Strong grapefruit and floral hops upfront.Nice malt body to back it up but the hops take center stage.Has a touch of brown sugar that gives it a little sweetness. Really nice.
M_Smooth and coats the mouth.Thick but not too heavy.
D_Unbelievably easy to drink for over 13% ABV.
04-05-2010 05:14:57 | More by nickadams2
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
07-15-2013 18:24:02 | More by Kjanisch7
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
03-28-2014 21:53:32 | More by Joebraggot
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
08-06-2013 07:29:04 | More by danthehopslamman
4.23/5 rDev +1.7%
Thanks MinnesotaRyan! Thrown in as extra in IP trade when I was in Minneapolis.
Pours cloudy with off-white head into nonic. One finger head. Clings to glass with no discernible pattern.
Floaties. LOTS of floaties. Obviously unfiltered.
Nose: boozy. Incredibly boozy.
Taste: boozy. Incredibly boozy. Hops? They're there but they are hidden by the booze. I like booze as much as the next guy but in an IIPA it would be nice if it was mellowed down a little IMO.
I like what the yeast adds to the mix of flavors. Mixes well to tame the booze. Overall, a very fun beer.
Aftertaste leaves a citrusy tang in the back of the palette hinting at the hops I should have tasted up front.
Would seek out if I get the chance.
10-24-2012 01:56:27 | More by NWer
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
03-19-2014 22:17:31 | More by DaftPatrick
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
04-17-2014 17:33:01 | More by Sam_Gladieux
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
09-09-2012 01:50:48 | More by heddar33
4/5 rDev -3.8%
02-04-2014 01:27:40 | More by warnerry
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
04-06-2013 22:42:51 | More by DWolf
4.47/5 rDev +7.5%
Thanks to an unknown saint for giving me a taste of this at the Dark Lord release, and thanks to hoppymeal for trading it to me. The combination hop and alcohol nearly spun my nose around when I took my first whiff. Beautiful pine hop,riding a wave of ethanol,cloudy amber orange color,huge hop citrus dominating taste,a sticky sweet malt try unsuccessfully to balance it and an everpresent huge alcohol taste. An absolutely wonderful hoppy sipping brew,a little more alcohol then I remember in my first taste,but I'm already working out a trade for more
05-23-2006 00:22:29 | More by grynder33
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +1.4%
Murky as mud, this fantastic extra (one of several) from ThomasHardy reflects light while allowing zero of it to pass. The thin layer of white foam is solid, and it makes its mark as it sheds down my glass. The bubbles are all really small--encouraging signs of a classy IIPA. Not to mention waxed tops always aiding a brew's appearance....
Allowed to age, there's a maltiness than I'd expect from the hops dealing with time. Still, there's a fresh spruce pine on the nose reminiscent of evergreen needles. Some of these big Doubles end up aging into barleywines, but there's a hop element still very much a part of this one.
Wow smooth, I feel it before I taste it! There's little complexity, as a massive hop bomb is delivered on a tree trunk backbone. Enough malt balance for a beer this big, coupled with hop oils that have withstood the test of time, leaves me with an impressive, creamy hopshake. I wonder unknowingly what this beer's like fresh. It's like an Imperial Hop Stoopid with its piney presence, malted like a Scotch-style to handle 13.6%. Neat and big, it's cultured enough for any occasion. The Renaissance DIPA, for if you like big beers, you're bound to like this one.
I opted to go "5" for feel and "4" for taste (rather than maybe "4.5" for each) because it's the feel of this feline that is so remarkable. It's velvety smooth like a quality RIS. While I'd ordinarily reserve top-score status for IPAs that threaten my tooth enamel, this beverage is really unique with its silkiness. Like I said: not complicated, but simply elegant.
Drinkability is fairly fantastic. Eerily strong to feel so good, it's got an ability to cross boundaries: I could enjoy this from a Solo cup in a beach chair, or from a goblet in a throne. Neither overly hoppy nor sweetly overmalted, it's a simply delicious concoction.
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If she had spent less time on Twitter and more time cleaning her own house this may not have happened.Bucs should consider suing this free-loading, disease spreading, money grabbing, Brenda Warner wannabe.
Bush League comments by Schiano.He might as well said "Tynes' future is so bright, he has to wear shades".Just STFU and quit pretending it's a 'nothing' situation, Greggie Poo....."Infected toes on the line!!!" ~ Gregory Schiano
....and Greggie Poo went out of the way to say he was RESPONDING WELL to treatment.He went out of his way to "brush it off".
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Jonah Crabs are found at depths ranging from 1 to 800 m along the Atlantic coast of North America. Population abundance, growth rate, and time to sexual maturity are unknown, but males grow larger than females and are more frequently found in deeper water.
Jonah Crabs are commercially harvested in the U.S. and Canada in both American Lobster fisheries and directed Jonah Crab fisheries. They are managed by individual states in the U.S. and by the federal government in Canada. Management measures include minimum size limits, sex restrictions (no females may be taken), seasonal and area closures, and limits on trap size, configuration, and numbers.
Jonah Crabs are captured using pots and traps that result in moderate damage to the seafloor. Despite overall low levels of bycatch, entanglements of critically endangered North Atlantic Right Whales in the lines that connect the traps or pots represents a serious threat to the whales recovery.


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SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. — State police found much more than expected when an officer stopped a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike for driving 14 miles over the posted speed limit.
When Trooper Michael Volk checked the car's trunk, after obtaining a search warrant, he found an estimated $1 million worth of heroin. Law enforcement authorities are calling it one of the biggest drug busts on the turnpike in Somerset County, Pa., history.
William Charles Green IV, 27, was arraigned on a charge of possession with intent to deliver heroin. He is being held on $750,000 bond. Police estimated there were 1,000 "bricks" of the drug in the trunk.
Investigators wouldn't say where Green picked up the drugs or where he was headed.
"We believe this to be one of the largest seizures of a controlled substance ever in Somerset County," District Attorney Lisa Lazzari-Strasiser said Monday during a news conference at the Somerset County Courthouse.
Details for this story were provided by The Tribune-Democrat in Johnstown, Pa.


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Waterford — The roof of the JayPro sporting goods company at 976 Hartford Turnpike partially collapsed today under the weight of the weekend's heavy snow, according to town and fire officials.
The Cohanzie Fire company was notified of the incident at about 3 p.m. Everyone got out safely, and the town's building department responded.
Town officials across the region Sunday urged homeowers and business withnfat roofs to clear them of snow or risk a collapse with Monday's predicted rain. Schools across the region, many of which have flat roofs, began to do that today.
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