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Aug. 28, 2014
Corporations are finding ways to legally avoid paying federal taxes, causing business income tax revenue to be stagnant. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
The Upshot; Congressional Budget Office continues to reduce its estimate for Medicare spending in coming years; six years of consistent reductions mean federal government's long-term budget deficit is considerably less severe than commonly thought, and that health care may be starting to stabilize as a share of national spending. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Pres Obama is nearing a decision on taking broad executive action to reshape nation's immigration system, and Republicans are threatening to force a confrontation over what they describe as a power grab by refusing to finance some or all of the moves; injecting immigration issue into annual budget discussions raises the possibility of a spending stalemate that could lead to another government shutdown in the fall. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Leaked audio recording reveals that Sen Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, recently laid out confrontational plan, should midterm elections give control of Senate to Republicans, to dismantle Pres Obama's legislative successes through the federal budget; recording was made at a private conclave with the billionaire Koch brothers' political apparatus. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Congressional Budget Office says federal government is expected to finish its fiscal year with relatively modest budget deficits as gap between revenue and spending continues sharp decline. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Tali Mendelberg and Bennett L Butler contends Pres Obama's first term budget priorities offer convincing defense against critics who accuse him of failing to focus on poor communities of color; maintains that Obama has done more for such communities than any Democratic president in the past half century. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Laurence J Kotlikoff posits that federal government should have to report all its debts, like Social Security, not just the official ones; contends it is not just an economic problem, but a moral issue; questions whether we as nation will continue to hide most of bills we are bequeathing our children, or measure bills and begin reducing them. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Lawmakers use confirmation hearing of Robert A McDonald to lead Veterans Affairs Dept as springboard for discussion on whether agency requires more money to address its problems. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column contends worries about budget deficits and national debt have faded from news after years of warnings due to fact that the panic surrounding them turned out to be false alarm; maintains debt panic was promoted only because it served political purpose as offering means to attack Social Security and Medicare. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Senate overwhelmingly approves seven-year extension of the federal insurance program first approved after attacks of Sept 11, 2001, when developers suddenly found their projects uninsurable. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
House easily approves short-term fix to nearly depleted federal highway trust fund, as prospects of hundreds of thousands of job losses and stalled road construction in August overwhelmed the protests of conservative groups that opposed bill; without the federal help, states were already planning to halt and delay thousands of projects. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Editorial contends real scandal at Internal Revenue Service is that Republicans have cut agency's budget, which has lead to sharply reduced staff, less enforcement of tax laws and poor taxpayer service; warns that House Republicans wish to cut agency's budget even further. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column warns that the federal highway trust fund is almost exhausted and that unless Congress agrees to financing, road work across the country will have to be scaled back; contends looming highway crisis illustrates how self-destructive political choice of scaling back public investment in wake of financial crisis was. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Op-Ed article by former Agriculture Dept officials Dan Glickman and Harris Sherman warns that wildfires across the Western United States have grown in heat, intensity and size; examines reasons for increase of megafires; calls for federal policies and budgets that are designed to create healthy forest and reduce likelihood of catastrophic fires, as well as sufficient money to fight fires when they do occur. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Treasury Dept says government's monthly budget returned to a deficit in May totally $130 billion after a surplus of $106.9 billion in April.. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Plan to replenish the federal Highway Trust Fund stokes conflict in Congress; Sens Harry Reid and Rand Paul are pressing for a one-time tax 'holiday' that would allow companies to deduct 85 percent of money their parent corporations in the United States receive from foreign subsidiaries, move that would bring the Treasury between $20 billion and $30 billion in the next two years; Sens Ron Wyden and Orrin G Hatch want that money to help smooth passage of a broad rewrite of the tax code. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column criticizes Americans age 40 and older who bash millennials, arguing that older generations have wreaked havoc on the world; contends that older Americans owe millennials apology for current state of federal budget, as well as inaction on global warming. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Op-Ed article by policy expert Joshua L Schank warns the highway trust fund could be out of money soon; contends unless government reforms the way transportation improvements are paid for, currently relying heavily on gas taxes, nation's roads will get worse; calls for supplementing such tax with dedicated federal funding, which will open door to long-dreamed-of innovations in the transportation system. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Congressional Memo; state of Congress is such that orderly passage of annual spending bills has become test of whether it can function at all; Maryland Senator Barbara A Mikulski of Maryland and Kentucky Representative Harold Rogers are trying to deliver many, if not all, of the 12 appropriations bills for the 2015 fiscal year by Sept 30. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Congress sends the White House a $12.3 billion water-projects bill half the size of its last one in 2007. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Editorial criticizes Congress for failing to make much-needed cuts to a defense budget that nation no longer needs or can afford; argues that House Armed Service Committee remains chained to parochial and business interests; holds that failure undermines the Pentagon's own agenda and will mean less money for newer weapons. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Senate shrugs off deficit concerns that were once animating force on Capitol Hill, voting 96-3 to debate package of business tax breaks that would raise deficit by $156 billion over 10 years. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Obama administration says obscure provision tucked inside Coast Guard spending bill could prevent millions of people in troubled countries worldwide from receiving American food aid and cost taxpayers millions of dollars in shipping costs; law would require that three-quarters of United States food aid, instead of one-half, be sent on American vessels, potentially preventing nations in need from receiving it. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Congressional Budget Office says insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act will cost $1.383 trillion over the next decade, more than $100 billion less than previous forecasts; attributes lower cost in part to broad and persistent slowdown in growth of health care costs. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Editorial urges Congress to create a long-term budget solution for the federal Highway Trust Fund, which funds nation's road and transit projects and has begun to run shortfalls of $20 billion annually; notes gasoline tax that long paid for fund has fallen short amid rise of fuel efficient cars. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
House approves nonbinding budget proposal by 219-to-205 vote; blueprint by Republican Rep Paul D Ryan cutting $5.1 trillion in spending over decade is seen as millstone by Democrats, but Republicans view it as a modest step. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Treasury Department reports surge in tax revenue and decline in spending; notes that federal budget deficit for first half of 2014 fiscal year totaled $413 billion, down $187 billion from where it stood at same period in 2013; rise points to rejuvenated upper class and recovering stock market. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Mars rover Opportunity and six other long-lived robotic missions are up for NASA senior review to determine whether they are still producing enough science to justify continued operation; Obama administration's budget proposal for 2015 has allotted little or no money to rovers, causing scientists to question whether NASA has already written off spacecraft. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Editorial charges that Senate plan to reinstate dozens of temporary tax breaks that had expired at end of 2013 by borrowing entire $85 billion cost is both imprudent and hypocritical; holds that move highlights government's misguided priorities, given that Congress has refused to incur debt for programs that are far more effective at boosting economy, such as jobless benefits and infrastructure spending. MORE
Apr. 3, 2014
Democrats are evincing some confidence about 2014 midterm elections for the first time this year after Pres Obama's announcement that the new health care plan has enrolled 7.1 million Americans, coinciding with the release by Rep Paul D Ryan of new Republican budget that proposes changes to Medicare and deep spending cuts. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Rep Paul D Ryan lays out new Republican budget plan that would cut $5 trillion in spending over the next decade; proposal redraws battle lines for the 2014 election, and details what his party could do with complete control of Congress. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Editorial contends Republican budget for 2015 released by Rep Paul Ryan is a document designed solely so that House Republicans can have something to show their most antigovernment voters in advance of midterm elections; criticizes details of the budget, and warns that Ryan could be very dangerous if he ends up securing chairmanship of the Ways and Means Committee. MORE
Mar. 24, 2014
Teresa Tritch Editorial Observer highlights book The Entrepreneurial State by economist Mariana Mazzucato, which details how the United States federal government been a driving force for innovation; warns drop in federal financing for research and development means that the government cannot execute what has long been its essential role. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Editorial underlines how the budget cuts known as the sequester continue to take a toll on crucial housing programs that are intended to shield the vulnerable from homelessness; urges Congress to allocate more money for affordable housing programs. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column rejects new poverty report from House Budget Committee and Rep Paul Ryan, which claims that government antipoverty programs are responsible for large decline in labor force participation; holds Ryan's whole premise about why poverty persists is demonstrably wrong. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Pres Obama sends Congress a $3.9 trillion budget request that stands as a platform for Democrats to run on in the election year; budget is full of policies intended to invite contrasts with Republicans rather than offering the compromises he included in 2013 budget without success. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Editorial contends that Pres Obama's 2015 budget proposal is an important illustration of how many national goals could be achieved if Congress would end unnecessary and unfair tax breaks for the rich; underscores importance of the proposed expansion of the earned-income tax credit; laments that the budget will not survive Republican opposition in Congress. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Pres Obama's 2015 budget will include proposal to remove illegal immigrants from Medicare rolls and require citizenship or lawful presence in country as condition of getting benefits. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Pres Obama's budget will propose expanding a tax break for workers who are childless, which White House estimates will help 13.5 million low-income Americans who hold jobs yet remain poor. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Editorial maintains report from Rep Paul Ryan indicting 50 years of government antipoverty efforts is poorly reasoned and factually distorted; holds Republican Party has no interest in repairing flaws in programs like Medicaid and food stamps, but simply wants intellectual cover as it seeks to eliminate as many as possible. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Treasury Department reports that the federal budget deficit fell to $680 billion in 2013, from about $1.1 trillion the year before; deficit reached its lowest level since 2008 and sharpest decline since World War II; report, in nominal terms, signals end of a five-year stretch that began with onset of recession. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Jacques S Gansler encourages government to allow for more competition among military suppliers; contends move will lower prices, ensure quality and balance budget while preparing for future conflicts; opposes Pentagon's policy of awarding contracts to lowest bidder in quest for short term savings; says strategy backfires eventually by allowing some companies to monopolize market. MORE
Feb. 26, 2014
Editorial contends that the Pentagon's proposals to reduce the Army to pre-World War II levels and modify some benefits reflect a necessary and more prudent realism as America ends 13 years at war; maintains that the Pentagon's budget should be a matter of honest, informed debate, unburdened by the wishes, scare tactics and fears of lobbyists. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel unveils Defense Dept's $496 billion budget for 2015 fiscal year and acknowledges risk of proposed troop reduction; officials say in shrinking the Army to its smallest size since 1940, they are willing to assume more risk the next time troops are called to war. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Defense Sec Chuck Hagel, in new spending proposal, plans to shrink United States Army to its smallest force since 1940 and eliminate entire class of Air Force attack jets; officials describe proposal as first Pentagon budget to aggressively push military off war footing adopted after terror attacks of 2001; critics in Congress vow to use legislative action to block proposed cuts in programs and personnel. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Pres Obama's annual budget request will propose that Congress pay costs of fighting extreme wildfires in same way it finances federal responses to disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes; administration argues that proposal reflects ways in which climate change is increasing risk for and cost of those fires. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Editorial contends 2009 economic stimulus package prevented a second recession that could have turned into a depression; criticizes Republicans for relentlessly distorting the good the stimulus accomplished; maintains that government spending can work again whenever lawmakers agree that putting people to work is more important than winning ideological fights. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Editorial welcomes Pres Obama's decision to give up his costly pursuit of a grand fiscal deal with Republicans in favor of putting forward a 2015 budget that includes new investment in country's future; argues budget, which reverses some 2014 concessions, will finally force Republicans to explain their uncompromising defense of tax loopholes for the rich. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Pres Obama's 2015 budget plan will not include proposal to trim cost-of-living increases in Social Security checks, gesture of bipartisanship he made to Republicans in seeking fiscal compromise; White House officials say since Republicans have shown no willingness to meet his proposal on an entitlement overhaul by closing loopholes for corporations and the wealthy, Obama's proposed budget will not assume a path to an agreement that no longer appears to exist. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column assesses the impact the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has had on the economy and economic policy; laments that while the stimulus did a lot of good, it was a political disaster and is widely seen as a failure. MORE
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The Fisher family competed against 170 other teams in the 12-week HealthyWage Matchup, an event that allows individuals and companies to organize weight loss challenges with cash prizes.
"The first 10 weeks were about pure fun," said dad Kevin Fisher, who lost 45 pounds. "The last few weeks became about winning."
The family worked out twice a day to achieve their goals. They also started watching what they ate.
"We didn't realize we were eating a lot of really bad foods," said Tamara, Kevin's wife and an aspiring chef. She lost 33 pounds in the challenge.
By dining at home, the Fishers could cook and monitor what they were eating, instead of blowing a whole day's calories at a restaurant. But restaurants weren't the only obstacle.
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"You saw her confidence level go up," Rilee said of his sister.
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Valentine shuffles lineup; Middlebrooks sits
BOSTON -- Ever since Jacoby Ellsbury went down in early April, Mike Aviles has slid seamlessly into the leadoff spot for the Red Sox and drawn positive reviews, hitting .278 with a .321 on-base percentage. The Red Sox have been third in the Majors with 102 runs scored since Aviles took over.
But that hasn't stopped manager Bobby Valentine from shuffling his lineup here and there, and it was no different on Saturday afternoon vs. the Orioles.
Valentine had originally sketched a lineup with Ryan Sweeney (.360 average, .395 OBP) hitting out of the leadoff spot and Aviles back to No. 5, where his power could be more utilized. But third baseman Will Middlebrooks was a late scratch with left hamstring tightness (Middlebrooks said he feels fine) and Valentine again opted to change the lineup, giving Nick Punto (.174 average, .333 OBP) the leadoff position.
Valentine originally said Sweeney made sense at the top of the order because "he'll work the count and get on base. It's not much different than the No. 2 spot. It's one away." Sweeney has a career .345 OBP and, though he doesn't have the speed of a typical leadoff hitter, could be a good fit with his patient approach at the plate.
Instead, Saturday's 8-2 loss to the Orioles marked the second game this season Punto has hit No. 1, having gone 3-for-6 the first time around. He saw nine pitches from O's starter Jason Hammel during his first at-bat before striking out swinging. Punto finished 0-for-4.
"I just wanted to do that," Valentine said after the game about batting Punto leadoff. "I thought maybe he could spark us at the top of the lineup. I was hoping. He had a big, long at-bat leading off the game. I thought we'd get a lot of him."
Young fan hit by flying bat at Fenway Park
BOSTON -- A child was hit by a bat during Saturday's 8-2 loss to the Orioles and eventually taken to Children's Hospital Boston, according to Fenway Park medical personnel.
In the bottom of the sixth inning, Nick Punto chased a high-and-away fastball from Orioles starter Jason Hammel and lost control of his bat, which flew into the stands near the Red Sox dugout and appeared to strike a young boy. Punto appeared concerned and walked over toward the dugout, repeatedly looking into the crowd, before finishing the at-bat. Hammel also displayed visible concern as the young fan was tended to.
The First Aid team could not provide any additional information, and a Red Sox official did not respond to an interview request by phone.
Valentine not buying Fenway struggles
BOSTON -- After the Red Sox couldn't hang on to three different leads against the Orioles on Friday night, eventually losing, 6-4, in 13 innings, their record at Fenway Park this season fell to 4-8.
They've lost a series, 2-1, to the Oakland A's, were swept in three games by the Texas Rangers and lost both games of a rain-shortened series against the Yankees, blowing a 9-0 lead to the Bronx Bombers during one of the losses. The only series the Sox won at home was a three-game sweep of the Rays in April.
But manager Bobby Valentine believes his team is actually playing quite well in its home park, despite the won-loss record.
"We have played well, we just haven't won the games," said Valentine. "I thought yesterday was a good game. We had a couple leads, came back, pitched well in the bullpen for lots of innings -- that's a pretty good game. [We] just didn't get the bloop or ground ball that eluded their infielders. And they cleared a ground ball that eluded ours."
In the American League, the Red Sox rank second in home batting average (.279) and on-base percentage (.344), while leading the league in slugging (.487). But their team ERA of 6.11 is worse than every team in the Majors at home, even the Rockies (5.35), who play their home games at the homer-friendly Coors Field.
Starters Felix Doubront (6.00 ERA), Clay Buchholz (7.32) and Jon Lester (11.25) have particularly struggled at Fenway this year, allowing a combined total of 11 home runs in 42 2/3 innings. But Valentine said he isn't concerned.
"You have to look at the little victories when you play well," he said. "What are you going to do, discount the little things that went well and say, 'Oh well, we lost, so all the good things don't count?'
"I think a lot of good things happened, and guys have to not lose sight of that. Just keep doing the good things."
Worth noting
The Red Sox entered Saturday's game in fifth place in the AL East, seven games behind the division-leading Rays, marking the furthest behind the Sox have been all year.
Daisuke Matsuzaka, recovering from Tommy John surgery, is still on schedule to make his third rehab start on Monday night for Triple-A Pawtucket. He's 0-1 with a 4.15 ERA and 10 strikeouts in his two rehab starts thus far.
Valentine said Alfredo Aceves, who threw 2 2/3 innings (38 pitches) of scoreless ball with six strikeouts Friday, would likely be available for Saturday's game if he was needed.
Valentine said he talked to injured left fielder Carl Crawford on Friday, and Crawford said he was feeling good. "It's just a little thickness in his elbow," Valentine said. "As soon as that thickness goes away ... he'll be ready for baseball activities."
Kevin Youkilis (back tightness) had an MRI, but as of Saturday morning, the Red Sox had not gotten the results. Valentine isn't yet sure if Youkilis or Crawford will travel with the team to Kansas City for a three-game series that starts on Monday.
Jason Mastrodonato is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I remember reading that all 50 American states now had at least one winery, but it never dawned on me that far north-lying Finland could even think such a thing. Pulling into the winery parking lot, I found a stone turreted building that once served as a cow barn. Now a cozy wine cellar and 100-seat restaurant, the refitted building is stocked with bottles made from, what else, Finnish berries like crowberries and red, black and white currants and fruits like apple.
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3.63/5 rDev -2.7%
Appearance: Lives up to its name, pours transparent copper color with healthy white head.
Smell: Nothing specifically interesting about the smell. Although the beer is not particularly hoppy the hop smell is what I noticed, maybe some citrus as well.
Taste: The malts are more noticeable than the hops but well balanced. Smooth and a little sweet with some bitterness at the end, maybe grapefruit-like.
Mouthfeel: Again a very smooth drink, not particularly dry. Enjoyed the carbonation which lightens the beer's mouthfeel a little.
Overall: Good overall, not great although in fairness the red/amber ales are not my favorite beer style. Not sure I'd go out of my way to buy these but good overall.
06-24-2013 00:26:20 | More by Aleks_P
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4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
Like the bottle says pours a rich copper color with an slightly off white head that sticks around for quite awhile I was also suprised by the higher carbonation level wich I wasn expecting.Wow alot of difeerent melding aromas going on somecaramel and butter toffee with a nice underlying piney hop that made this very delectable on the nose.The taste is big and sweet up front but man do the hops come in to dry this out just enough to make a perfect balance,caramel and roasted nuts turn into pine and grapefruit in the finish.Now this was a joy to drink complex and flavorful,I will buy again in the future.
12-24-2004 20:59:35 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +20.6%
03-02-2013 23:36:07 | More by mojohawk21
4.13/5 rDev +10.7%
Appearance Its copper all right. The dark brownish-orange coloring looks just like a copper pipe. The head was nice but went down rather quickly. It did leave a little lacing though, so all is well.
Smell Nice orange rind hops are complimented by floral scents and a light sweetness.
Taste The hop flavor is sharp yet not over-the-top. Its a wonderful mix of different types of hop flavors. The pine taste is big as well. It ends very dry and hoppy, but not bitter. This is good stuff.
Mouthfeel Almost no carbonation and very dry. Not a hint of the 7.7 ABV.
Drinkability I could easily get trashed on this stuff. It went down extremely well and failed to warn of the rather hefty ABV.
09-23-2003 02:53:17 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
05-18-2013 16:24:13 | More by jono0101
4/5 rDev +7.2%
08-07-2013 21:28:19 | More by npala86
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
07-13-2014 22:47:32 | More by MikeSJbeers
3.83/5 rDev +2.7%
This beer has a great amber color and is very clear. It has a healthy head, mild aroma, and great initial taste. A solid mouth feel with moderate sweetness and only a hint of hops finishes it nicely. It was much better than other Lagunitas offerings I've tried. I'll definitely have it again.
02-01-2008 06:19:18 | More by explosivebeer
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
01-06-2012 05:55:12 | More by blackwingedhorde
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
I thoroughly enjoyed this beer. This was my first beer by Lagunitas Brewing Co. & it was a pleasant experience. I found it had a good amount of malty sweetness along with a nice hoppy finish which lent to a well balanced beer. A wonderful copper color, as well. I would definitely buy this beer again, & would also be interested in some of the other Lagunitas beers.
03-16-2006 14:56:49 | More by JMD71
4.13/5 rDev +10.7%
This is one that I have been wanting to try for awhile and I just got around to it. The beer poured a nice burnt orange/copper color with a decent white head that settled into a small layer of head that left great spider web lace down the glass. The smell did not impress that much, with a pretty earthy malt scent and not much else. The taste is quite simple with a great malt profile, not much in the way of hops but the malt is not overly sweet so it tends to balance out. Slight carmel notes in the flavor as well. The mouthfeel is excelent on this one though, very smoothe and crisp and very drinkable. The 7.7% cannot be tasted at all but can for sure be felt so I think this one would make a very good session beer by flavor but the session would not last that long! Good stuff though.
04-16-2004 09:53:15 | More by Dmann
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
Purchased from Three Cellars in Franklin, WI. Pours a bright, clear copper color with no head to speak of. Aroma of bready malts and sweet toffee. Medium bodied and fairly smooth with subtle carbonation. Sweet flavor with barely a hint of hop bitterness in the finish. I wouldn't call it balanced, but it is very good if you like sweeter ales.
06-18-2009 21:31:46 | More by blackearth
3.63/5 rDev -2.7%
As expected for a strong ale, copper/caramel color. Half inch off white head, reduced to a thin layer of bubbles.
Light aroma in my opinion. Mostly hops though consisting of all kinds of aromas. A little floral mainly but has some herbal characteristics as well. Sweet bread and a touch of caramel malts come through as well. Just not as complex as other strongs I've had.
Fairly bitter brew and it is noticable as soon as it hits the tongue. Resiny and herbal hops. A touch of bread malts show though. A little too much hops for the style for me, not quite enough malty characteristics. Tastes a lot like an IPA really. One high point though is that it hides the alcohol very well.
Mouthfeel is a bit thin, pushing medium bodied, but I'd expect a bit more body. Has a fair amount of carbonation which gives it a crisp feel.
Decent drinkability overall as an IPA, as a strong ale falls short compared to others out there. Decent flavor with lots of hops, and goes down really easy. This is a decent beer, but falls short within the style.
08-31-2006 02:52:57 | More by blitz134
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4.08/5 rDev +9.4%
A_Copper with a slight reddish tint. Small white head with little lacing.
S_Floral hops and sweet malt.
T_Sweet malt,caramel and floral hops. A malt forward red with a hefty addition of hops for back up. Sweet and semi bitter. Nicely balanced with a little spice.
M_Medium bodied and creamy.
D_Very drinkable. One of my favorites of the style.
11-25-2010 04:24:01 | More by nickadams2
4/5 rDev +7.2%
07-13-2013 21:29:22 | More by EastBay_Nick
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
07-19-2014 00:29:34 | More by jonny1138
4/5 rDev +7.2%
07-06-2013 06:25:48 | More by Drunkenass
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
08-13-2012 18:07:12 | More by danthehopslamman
3.83/5 rDev +2.7%
Updated review:
12 oz bottle poured into a Weizen glass.
A - Dark copper body with coppery head retains well. Nice lace.
S - Unable to pick out anything significant.
T - Wonderfully smooth. Nice clean caramel taste.
M - Smooth, malty feel, kind of tart.
D - Very drinkable. A nice break from my usual hop forward preferences allowing my mouth to recover. Good to relax with.
06-29-2010 20:40:40 | More by NWer
3.68/5 rDev -1.3%
Reddish copper with a thin head. Roasty malt on the nose, a little chocolate, cherry perhaps. Sweet, but not overpowering. Nice flavor. Malt lingers and dances on your tongue.
Nicely complemented by some Achadinha Capricious aged goat cheese. Makes for a great Petaluma 1-2 punch.
05-18-2010 22:40:51 | More by andyfrancis
New York
3.25/5 rDev -12.9%
05-24-2012 22:46:38 | More by csmartin6
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
04-20-2013 17:27:20 | More by Lazaro
3.6/5 rDev -3.5%
Lagunitas' "Censored" pours a glowing hazy copper with a fizzy light tan head that quickly goes to a thin film. Very nice looking.
Its aroma is caramel malts, buttery toffee and a little bitterness and fruitiness.
The flavor is buttery toffee and caramel initially with a fruity and piney hop bite at the finish. An interesting mix of flavors. It has a smooth and lively palate.
Overall, an interesting beer. It's different from anything else I've had. I'm not quite sure if I really like it or not.
11-12-2004 06:29:11 | More by Beaver13
4.15/5 rDev +11.3%
No dating, but purchased 2005 in PA- so should be this years...
Clear and light chestnut, some carbonation seen rising with just a tad of khaki head in a dusting and thick ring. Caramelly, molassess, buttery and sugar... Very nice and heavy/thick/chewy aroma. Very full mouthfeel. Smooth and sikly, the carbonation is just barely noticeable, just feels like it gently comes to life in your mouth with touch of foam. Bite of hoppy pepperyness with a bit of caramel malt flavor, nice darkened toast taste with grapefruit rind. Flavors are left in your mouth at the end of the sip for a good while. Catching a bit of fruityness -bit of orange peel -maybe clementines- in the flavor. Very drinkable, nice session, a lot of good flavor and feel without being too intense too compete with a good meal.
03-18-2005 03:15:02 | More by shapudding
1/5 rDev -73.2%
03-10-2012 01:28:28 | More by livingstn
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Quote from: Al Bundy on February 09, 2013, 06:56:35 PMOR they are working on a restructure?Sure as hell hope not.
This article(4 days ago) from pft says we are "poised to release him" http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/01/05/bucs-are-poised-to-sever-ties-with-eric-wrightIts certainly a no brainer considering we don't owe him a penny after his suspension. Plus his huge contract. If you think we have a lot of cap now wait til we cut him. But get it done already! Jeez..whatcha waiting for dom?
I wouldnt mind a restructure if he makes about half as much as hes making now. as far as trading him i doubt any team would touch that contract.


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Post subject: Using chntpw to recreate a Windows registry key
I managed to delete the UserInit registry key on my Windows XP box and have found that I can no longer login to the machine (it logs in for a second, then logs off again).
"Ah ha!", I thought. I've read that chntpw is useful for this type of thing, so I went and installed it. I can access the Windows registry and navigate to \Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon. Next, I create a key called 'UserInit' using the nk command and edit it using 'ed'. This produces a response that I should specify the buffer size (I arbitrarily set it at 88 ).
However, I can't work out what I'm supposed to do next. If I enter an ASCII string of any type, I just get a question mark response. If I try to save the non-existent key value I get a message that it cannot be saved as the buffer is unchanged. Additionally, the newly created key also disappears when I exit chntpw.
I'm probably missing something obvious, but I can't work out how to add a string value to a newly created key. I've gone through the usual search engine route, but the tutorials focus upon editing existing keys and the man page is fairly useless. Can anyone help?
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I'll give you full marks for dogged persistence.
How many more people have taken until now to find out the full panoply of "delights" of M$ XP.
I gave in with M$ 98SE.
Oh, sod it.
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This is a Linux forum and while your persistence is admired wanting to use an unsupported (crap) system, if you really want to know write to Microsoft!
When you've got over that and start to use anything else Linux and come back to us, we really want to help people
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Strange 'advice'. chntpw is a Linux application. I'm running it under Ubuntu. The question relates to the behaviour of a Linux application. Why are you suggesting it's out of scope for the forum?
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Maybe you should have said so in the first place. Posting a Windows question to a Linux forum, especially as a first post, is unlikely to get the most positive of responses.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
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towy71, nelz, why the hostility? I came here looking for advice on a reasonably well-known Linux application. I hoped that people here would have experience of the tool and politely asked if someone could point me in the right direction. Instead, I'm being attacked by two moderators who have seen Windows mentioned in the title, jumped to the wrong conclusion, and are now on the defensive.
I suppose I could have mentioned that I've been using Linux for a number of year and have a largish collection of LXF mags (I recall receiving a subscription copy of LXF #001 through the post after Amiga Format closed), but it seems unnecessary to have to establish your credentials before asking a question.
Congratulations, you've won. I should have realised that the sub-forum title was shorthand for 'Help! (unless you want to use Linux applications to resolve a non-Linux issue'). I realise my error in asking for help and will go back to lurker mode.
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You might try posting in the Other OS sub-forum maybe that will get their shorts unknotted
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towy71, nelz, why the hostility?
The question was about booting a Windows XP box and that you have broken the system registry, I'm sorry if I got that wrong
Have you read through all the faqs on
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See I do like to help
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Hostility? Attacked? Where in my post did you find those?
You posted a question about repairing a broken Windows system in a Linux help forum, with no mention of using Linux to do so. In fact, your use of backslashes when describing your actions implied you were not using Linux.
My first reaction when seeing your post was that it may be spam, the sort of message that magically acquires links after a short time. However, I wasn't sure so waited. You later explained that you were using a Linux tool under Ubuntu, had you done so at the start you could have avoided the confusion. Remember the only information we had to go on was the words you posted, and the only OS mentioned in those words was Windows.
We're not a bad bunch in here, but the quality of the answers you get depends on the quality of the questions you ask.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
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Is it a single user machine or have you also set an admin password ?
If you have then try starting in safe mode, this should give you the option to login to the admin account.
Also have a read of
lubuntu LXDE 13.10 running on AMD Phenom II*4; ASUS Crosshair III Formula MB; 4 GB Ram.....
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I started reading
s original query and saw UserInit and Windows XP and immediately thought hmm we have a Windows query here. But then I read on and saw chntpw and thought that doesnt sound like a Windows program and nk and ed didnt sound like Windows commands. When I reached the last paragraph and saw man mentioned I thought OK hes talking about a Linux program. But I double-checked by looking at the page itself and saw
This manual page was written by Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Peña <firstname.lastname@example.com>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others)
, which definitely confirmed it was a Linux program.
Um, isn't it a teeny bit harsh - to say nothing of not being very welcoming - to find fault with a new member simply because of the order in which he placed his words. Give him a chance to get settled in first. After all, his question was fairly short and it didnt take very long to read through to the end to get the full gist of what he was on about.
If youre still lurking and reading this I was wondering whether you have an XP installation disc, as I have come across various websites which mention using one to reinstate UserInit. See as one example
However, you need to be aware of the warning at the end of the article about different service packs having different versions of userinit.exe. So if you have an XP service pack 2 disc it probably wont work if you have upgraded your OS to service pack 3.
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On reflection perhaps I was a little abrasive, my bad
I definitely don't want to discourage people from using this site,I do hope the OP is still lurking here
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