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Nov 18, 2010, 19:33 #1
2 Table, 1-Many, 2 input forms
Goal. For each client, they have a minimum of 1 pet, though upwards of n pets.
Two tables: client & pets; Two forms: client form & pet form. The parent table/form is the client. Complete & submitting the Client form will navigate to the Add a Pet form. When the pet form is complete the user has the option to end or add additional pets. Knowing the level of knowledge here, I'm here as a novice to learn with no need to over-design this simple database application.
1st off, having read through Kevin Yanks 4th edition Database Driven Web Site (great book / reference), I didn't find any examples that fit the application model noted above. I did, however, learn how to set up the tables and much of the PHP involved with getting the form data into the table.
My hurdle is discovering how to use/transfer the mysql_insert_id() from the client query to the pets query in order to set up the one-to-many relationship for the eventual join queries.
links to examples would be greatly welcomed as I can't imagine this is anything new.
My apologies for the run-on request.
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its pretty easy, so you have your query:
PHP Code:
// we need to start the session if we are accessing $_SESSION
$query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO clients (a, b) VALUES ('$a', '$b')");
$newID = mysql_insert_id();
// at this stage I would store the client id into the session to remember it for the pet form
$_SESSION['client_id'] = $newID;
PHP Code:
// we need to start the session if we are accessing $_SESSION
$client_id = (int)$_SESSION['client_id'];
$query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO pets (client_id, b) VALUES ($client_id, '$b')");
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Nov 18, 2010, 20:59 #3
$_sessions - well I am anxious to play around with this and will follow with the outcome. Many thanks!
Nov 19, 2010, 22:30 #4
Worked brilliantly! Set within two controller pages (thanks Kevin Yank for that great direction) the data flow to the two tables worked perfectly. This has set me up to begin working on the join query.


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Time out from the "Deathly Hallows" coverage for a bit of news now on those persistant reports that Harry Potter will become part of a theme park attraction. Screamscape.com is reporting today that they have sources confirming a deal has been made with Universal (as opposed to Disney as before) to have a Harry Potter attraction at their Orlando park. The reports state:
"...the Harry Potter project at IOA has been worked on under the âProject: StrongArmâ codename. While they canât confirm the âPotterâ bit, we were told that StrongArm does involves the rethemeing of an existing attraction and the addition of an all new attraction in the Lost Continent. Weâve also heard from another source that there is a chance that the timeline could be ramped up to allow for a possible mid to late 2008 opening window.
"...that would see the Lost Continent become rethemed to the world of Harry Potter. They would keep Dueling Dragons and Flying Unicorn of course, but Sinbad and Posideonâs Fury would be replaced with new attractions, and the midway area possibly rethemed as Diagon Alley. Certainly this would be big enough news to warrant such a long delay in new attractions at IOA, and something to really put this park on the map again."
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Will the Gulf benefit from its desert topography as much as it has benefited from what is below our golden sands? Will alternative energy become the region's next economic boom?
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Here's a thought for you. Okay, the Gulf has all of this hydrocarbon wealth. But how about a different kind of energy? The World Future Energy Summit, being held this week in Abu Dhabi, is shining a light on alternative energy, on renewable such as solar and wind power, on geothermal energy and other technologies that are cleaner than today's fossil fuels.
The astute among you who follow or work in the region's utilities sector will have noticed how the Gulf has unified its energy grid. Over the past ten years the six states of the GCC have worked together to establish the region's first Interconnection Grid. Ostensibly conceived to provide and share electricity surpluses among the Gulf's six countries this grid, which hugs the Arabian Gulf's shoreline could become much more than a means to ensure that no Gulf state suffers from summer electricity outages.
When coupled with Saudi Arabia's vast transmission and distribution network and a proposed sub-sea power connection cable between the Kingdom's west coast and Egypt the GCC Interconnection Grid will become a means to export power to North Africa and eventually Europe. Considering that Europe requires energy at the same time that the Gulf has an electricity surplus, in the depths of winter when air conditioning isn't needed in the Middle East but heating most certainly is in Northern Europe, could the Gulf become Europe's power basket?
Even more radical would be the concept of creating huge solar farms in the Gulf's wide desert expanses. The concept isn't new; North Africa's Desertec initiative aims to provide Europe with enough solar-thermal power to supply electricity night and day. The difference between Desertec and the Gulf is funding. The GCC's states have the money and the capacity to turn the fantasy of the deserts providing Europe with power into a reality.
Will the Gulf benefit from its desert topography as much as it has benefited from what is below our golden sands? Will alternative energy become the region's next economic boom? And are we now seeing in the World Future Energy Summit the region's future taking shape? The signs are encouraging, with solar plants already constructed or under construction in both the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. Most importantly, is there the vision and the determination to take the lead on alternative energy? I for one can't wait to find out if our black gold turns a shade of green.
A British national with Arabic roots, Alex has spent ten years in the Gulf and has lived in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and the United Arab Emirates. Alex lost his heart to journalism years ago but he has worked with a range of multinational companies in the technology, energy and financial sector to develop their marketing and communications approach to the region. He's currently based in Dubai but can often be found at Dubai International Airport flying back home to Bahrain or some other (hopefully exotic) destination.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Jeremy Wariner is still shaking off the rust of a toe injury that put him in a walking boot last year and knee surgery to clear out some leftover problems from previous injuries.
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Wariner ran a strong anchor leg Saturday to propel his Central Texas All Stars relay team to victory in the invitational 1,600 in 3 minutes, 1.54 seconds. Wariner, who had to shut down training late last year to let his toe and knee heal, held off a strong challenge from two runners on the backstretch before coasting to an easy victory by several meters.
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Sanya Richards-Ross, also a 400-meters specialist, blew away the field in the invitational 100 meters, winning with a wind-aided personal best 10.89 seconds. She followed that about 20 minutes later by anchoring the Hart of Texas relay team to an easy win in the 1,600 in 3:27.03.
Richards-Ross has been one of the top 400 meters runners in the world for several years but has yet to win Olympic gold. She faded badly down the stretch in the 2008 Olympic final, falling from first to third. She rebounded from that loss to win the 2009 world championship, but hadn't won top individual title since then until winning the world indoor 400 championship three weeks ago.
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Hart, who also coaches Richards-Ross, said she's had to carry the burden of the late defeat in Beijing for four years.
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"I'm just a person that tries new things and (am) a little bit of a tomboy," Perkins said.
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Genetically, she gets her curly blonde mane and her sapphire blues from her dad, Toby. Her smile and teeth she inherited from her mom, Brenda.
Perkins works as a dental assistant in Dr. Thomas Lamar's office in Peru. She is a 2006 graduate from AuSable Valley Central School.
"I started doing that when I was 19," Perkins said. "They trained me right there. They allow me to take the time off to go to casting calls. I can go back and have my regular 40-hour week job. They're really supportive. I can't believe it. They're like family now to me."
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When she was going to New York City for casting, she always took a friend with her.
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Casting calls are last-minute. She may have a day or two heads-up at the most. So, she has to be ready to go at the drop of a Jimmy Choo shoe.
She gives herself facials a couple times a week. She uses nail strengthener and keeps them polish free.
"They don't want nail polish on your hands; not going with their shoot or image," she said.
She deep-conditions her hair and has it trimmed every three to four weeks.
"I don't use much product. I don't want to damage my hair," she said, adding that her stepmother, Donna Perkins, does all of her oil treatments, trimming, waxing and the like.
A vegetarian, it's all fruits and vegetables for her. Her exercise regimen is Zumba, running, crunches, squats, lunges and push-ups. Last winter, she trained three times a week with a personal trainer.
She receives the most compliments about her eyes, hair and teeth.
"I haven't had any major breaks yet. I cross my fingers and pray every night I will get the call," she said.
Perkins' stats: height, 5-foot 8.5 inches; bust, 33.5 inches; waist, 24.5 inches; and hips, 34.5 inches. Her dress size is a 4/6.
A dream job would be to model for Crest, Colgate or a hair or beauty product.
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Her original goal was to model for several years to make enough money to put herself through nursing school.
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I certainly agree that with Pete that Richard Dawkins's advice on aborting a Down syndrome fetus was somewhere beyond morally obtuse, and he fully deserves the blowback he's gotten for it.
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I've got a new piece up at CNN , responding to a recent video from CNN "Crossfire" host S.E. Cupp: In a clip for CNN's "Crossfire," she argues that conservative atheists are "better" than liberal nonbelievers.
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This was in response to pressure from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a well-known atheist group.
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Atheists forgetting the meaning of freedom
Many people in this country were shocked when the U.S. Navy recently announced the removal of all Bibles from military hotels under their control.
State-Run New Mexico Museum Scrambled to Cover Up Collaboration with Atheistic Groups
In previous articles this week we saw that New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science worked with atheist groups to put on 2014 Darwin Day events that included anti-religious lectures.
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Earlier this summer, I had a kind of near death experience. But it didn't involve a bright light or divine presence-instead, it reminded me of how atheism fuels my appreciation for being alive.
Richard Dawkins' Twitter rape and pedophilia controversy, again
Empathy must be expressed towards those poor I just mind my business type of Atheists who pull their hair out every time that the pop-high priest of Atheism , Richard Dawkins , raises his haphazardly evolved head.
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Seeing the insults hurled at Christians here on News 24 and often times the hatred displayed by some atheists towards them I have often reflected why I believe in God and why I am not an atheist.
Alabama atheist gets death threats from loving Christians
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Good heavens! Now the gods, or God if you prefer, must contend with some serious media opposition.
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4.2/5 rDev +11.7%
750 ml bottle poured into a tulip. A mild cream colored head has a crisp carbonation sound. Not a lot of lacing on the glass. The color and body density is like raw honey. There is a glow about it, but you cannot see through the beer.
As soon as the cap came off, there was a sweet whiff of lemon and honey suckle. It is very sweet, but avoids being cloying. The citrus of the lemon cuts the sugary floral honey. The taste is very sweet, but not sticky or syrupy. The honey and lemon juice has been dissolved well. The aromatic honey comes in strong and floral. The lemon is very tart and the Citra compliments it perfectly. I do not get much of the barrel aging. All together, I get a lemoncello experience.
The mouthfeel is very crisp and easy to drink, which is dangerous. The 9% is hidden too well. There is no alcohol heat to give the ABV away.
05-06-2011 00:13:58 | More by bort11
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3.9/5 rDev +3.7%
Bottle purchased from the Wine and Cheese Place via mail order.
Pours a hazy light copper color with a slightly off-white head that leaves decent lacing.
Smells of slightly sweet pale malts with good amounts of breadiness and hints of toffee. Also present are mild amounts of light citrus and herbal hops and even milder amounts of oak.
Tastes similar to how it smells, though more robust. Pale malts up front are joined quickly by moderate amounts of bready flavors and citrus hops. Midway through the flavor profile dries out a bit with the addition of heavier herbal hops and oak that carry through to a mildly bitter ending. Mouthfeel is good, with solid carbonation.
Overall I had higher hopes for this beer but even so it was nothing if not interesting. Not worth seeking, but if you happen across it it's worth a shot.
07-17-2011 15:41:34 | More by glid02
4/5 rDev +6.4%
01-25-2012 21:11:14 | More by mtparty37
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
Poured into a tulip from a 750 bottle.
Copper orange coloration, an inch or so of foam that settles quickly into a tight layer of skim on the surface though there's no lasting lace.
Lemony smell, a somewhat citrusy hop with a malty backup, and a bit nondescript for advertising the bourbon barrel on the label. Honestly it doesn't come across with any barrel character in the aroma.
Smooth feel, buttery and viscous with a honey-like texture. Hard to tell if the butteriness is oak-derived, or from a creeping diacetyl element. Finishes dry, but sticky on the lips. Abv is somewhat hidden, though there's a little bit of heat creeping through. Doesn't feel like 9%. The intention to mimic a Hot Toddy is evident, and somewhat successful. Cheers to the experimental impetus here, though the flavors seem to be at odds a little.
Overall though, the potential diacetyl presence makes me think it could be starting to turn. Drink 'em if ya got 'em...
06-04-2011 05:27:51 | More by emerge077
4/5 rDev +6.4%
01-05-2014 16:34:06 | More by jaydoc
4.33/5 rDev +15.2%
A: Nicely sized off white head on top of a orange/amber lightly colored ale. Average lacing.
S: Lemon and hops right up front. Super sweet/sugary floral scent. Kind of like a nectar.
T: Citrus zest hits me first followed by a spicy hop bitterness. Slight oak aftertaste but I wouldn't know it without them telling me. Almost tastes like an aged hopslam with the honey.
M: Thick, creamy, velvet, spicy, mild bitterness. Full mouthfeel from the carbonation.
O: Hops are huge for the 22ibu, excellent use of dry-hopping. The oak aged part seems a little uneccesary. I would like to have tried it without it being "oaked."
04-30-2011 22:36:58 | More by rrski198
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
12-17-2012 00:42:08 | More by Bobbydigi
3.73/5 rDev -0.8%
750 mL bottle poured into a tulip.
Pours a unique rose-tinted amber topped by a moderate but fleeting foamy light tan head.
Honey and citrus dominate the nose, but are not overpowering. Notes of wheat and a bit of warm spice give this a hint of witbier quality. The hops add a mixed fruit aroma, not unlike Juicy Fruit gum. Alcohol is noticeable but tempered by the lemon.
Surprised me on the palate. There's a blast of tart lemon up front, followed by the pungently sweet honey. Has the flavor and texture of an American wheat ale mid-palate, then fades into a rich, brown-sugary bourbon note on the finish. Quite well balanced, if only because there's a bit of everything in this. Lingering citrusy hops with faint accompanying bitterness.
Full bodied, mostly soft and rounded but with a pretty good bite from the combination of lemon juice, bourbon, and bitter hops. One of the more uniquely tasting beers I've had the pleasure of consuming, but somewhat difficult to drink at the same time.
08-15-2011 22:04:13 | More by wnh
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
Orange to copper and pretty cloudy, head was two fingers and fluffy, dissipated somewhat slowly, and left sheets of lacing that rejoin the brew after a bit.
Smelled very nice! Wow lemons, lots of them, along with an interesting citrus hops component, and a light bit of sweet malts.
Taste wise you can tell they added honey, but it's not overpowering. Lemon and orange flavors are ever-present, especially dried lemon peel. Some wheat flavors are evident. Hops add a nice citrusey, floral component. A sweet malty background seals the deal.
Feels slick and sweet, with a lemony, floral aftertaste. Body is medium and carbonation is light.
I served it at fridge temperature and it was nice, but as it warmed the texture improved, becoming more honey-like, and the flavors seemed to come out more. Oddly, I never really detected too much of the bourbon-barrel aging. It was there, but didn't really add a whole lot of bourbon flavor to the brew.
Overall it's a very interesting beer and a great experiment gone right. Schlafly is one of my favorite breweries and this strange brew just adds to that sentiment. An excellent experiment!
06-26-2011 15:24:51 | More by AlCaponeJunior
4.08/5 rDev +8.5%
A bourbon barrel aged, dry hopped, wheat wine: not exactly a combination of flavors that exude confidence in flavor, but remarkably the flaovrs come together in such a way to remind me of- pineapple upside down cake.
Pouring a color that hinges on the orange side of amber or copper, the beer carries a medium haze and a dainty white topper of foam. Dense and creamy, the head character and lacing are slight.
Aromas of caramel, citrusy hops, tropical hops hit the nose first. But then the malt rich wheat bready notes come through with some vanilla, rum-like alcohols, and a more toffee rich element.
Flavors of wheat, toffee, and almost peanut brittle strikes the front of the tongue while the sweetness of barrel aging brings on reinforced caramel, vanilla, nutty oak, and amplifying alcohols gives the rich notion of caramelized sugars. Citrusy and tropical hops contribute background notes of pineapple, tangerine, red grapefruit, and orange zest. The balance and meldedness of flavors come together in a much more rounded way that I ever would have expected. Very well executed and daring in recipe and techniques.
Fully textrued early due to the low lying carbonation that allows the full weight of beer to rest on the front of the tongue and mid palate. But the beer's alcohol thinness and lighter finish allows for a much more drinkable than the flavor spread would suggest.
No mistakable as a very ambitious and obscure plan for a beer. But its the imagination of the recipe that makes the beer challenging to the palate and rewardable at the same time.
05-29-2011 18:48:15 | More by BEERchitect
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
A - Poured a clear orange/amber color with a small off-white head of bubbly foam. It left random rings of lace on the glass.
S - It smelled of citrus and honey with a caramel sweetness.
T - Sweet wildflower honey hits you at first sip. There was a mild spiciness with sweet caramel backbone.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium bodied ale with a sneaky, strong ABV.
O - This is very tasty strong ale. I'm glad I got to try it on tap.
04-28-2011 03:14:00 | More by zeff80
4.18/5 rDev +11.2%
A- Orange amber hazed body with a slightly off white head.
A- Sweet aromas with a nice sour funk. Honey and lemon.
T- Initial tart sweet flavor, lots of honey flavor. There is a bitterness, but the citra flavor is largely aged away. Nice hit of alcohol heat just like a hot toddy, and it sticks around. Finishes and keeps an aftertaste much like a hot toddy.
M- Medium body moderate carbonation.
D- A very interesting beer, not what I expected at all. The similarity to a hot toddy is interesting. Wish I had one fresh to compare with.
12-31-2012 05:23:09 | More by gpogo
4.1/5 rDev +9%
Peachy orange body with a white head.
Whiskey is the primary aroma, with honey and citrus adding secondary notes.
Hop Toddy is about as weird, muddled and messy as the label would have you believe. Whiskey, wheat, lemon, citrus, honey, sweetness, bitterness, more whiskey. Strange, but in an odd way, I think it works. The flavors are different and layered, like an everlasting gobstopper. And yet, in its own way it is balanced.
Medium to full body with lowish carbonation.
I enjoyed Hop Toddy. I didn't know what to expect, but I did like it. Complex, flavorful, bizarre, but tasty.
07-04-2011 21:05:45 | More by BradLikesBrew
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-15-2011 03:11:19 | More by BigJarv79
1.65/5 rDev -56.1%
I got this beer from Jmagnus87 in a great beer trade. While i'm very appreciative of everything in the trade, this was not the beer for me. I'm not a fan of sours, so i'll do my best to review the beer with that in mind.
A) It pours beautifully golden honey amber with a perfet 2" head in a glass beer stein. Decent retention and short legs with modest lacing.
S) Sour notes of clover, lime and almost brett funk. Missing the whiskey barrel notes advertised on the bottle.
T) Sour bomb and brett, lemony funky biscuit was such a clash of tastes I couldn't hang with it and wound up pouring it out. I don't fault the style so much as a personal dislike of the flavor combos.
M) Mouthfeel was fine. Medium bodied and fizzy.
O) Sorry, just didn't like it. Heres to hoping the other Schlafley styles are more appealing to me.
01-31-2012 15:15:36 | More by Aiptasia
4.47/5 rDev +18.9%
Served from bottle.
A: Nicely sized off white head on top of a orange/amber lightly colored ale. Average lacing.
S: Honey/Lemon and hops right up front. Super sweet/sugary floral scent. Kind of like a nectar.
T: Citrus zest hits me first followed by a spicy hop bitterness. I don't get any honey upfront but the aftertast!! Oh wow strong honey taste in the back of my mouth, is this real?? I love it.
M: Thick, creamy, velvet, spicy, mild bitterness. Full mouthfeel from the carbonation.
Overall: This being my 1st schlafly, I really enjoyed it, never experienced an aftertaste like this and that is what really did it for me!
05-21-2011 13:32:54 | More by colt45n
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
750ml bottle.
Pours a hazy deep orange with a creamy beige head and some clingy lacing.
Aroma is very sweet with honey, caramelized sugar and A good bit of lemon zest. There are some citrus hops as well, though the sweetness is more dominant.
Whoa, the taste is far more interesting. There is an initial vanilla and bourbon burn which I didn't get at all in the nose. That is immediately followed but the honey and wheat sweetness. There is also some tart lemons in the finish and a big alcohol burn.
The mouthfeel is full bodied and seriously sticky on the palate, a bit too thick and sweet for my liking.
This is certainly a unique beer with a whole bunch of flavors competing in the taste. It didn't come together completely for me but it did start to grow on me as it warmed.
06-21-2011 02:12:04 | More by gford217
4.47/5 rDev +18.9%
On Tap at the Riot Room in Kansas City, MO.
Appearance: hazy, golden, generous head, very little lacing
Smell: passion fruit and mango, honey, soft wheat
Taste: rich wheat texture, great honey sweetness, with orange and passion fruit
Mouthfeel: very crisp, biting, refreshing, stickiness on the lips and tongue
Overall: Originally had this rated lower, but very memorable for me. Great beer for a hot summer day.
06-05-2011 20:23:30 | More by bld81
4.1/5 rDev +9%
Poured from tap into a snifter
A: Pours an amber, orange color and has a pretty fizzy head that doesn't linger.
S: Smell is really nice: orange citrus, wheat grain and some hoppiness. It's sweet, tangy, and bready all at the same time.
T/M: Carbonation is low in this one, but it suits it well. The hoppiness is light but fitting and orange and grapefruit notes indicate it's a citra variety. This beer was aged in bourbon barrels to give it the warm, hot toddy like flavor, but honestly it's not very noticeable. Surprisingly, at 9% alcohol, it doesn't taste strong at all.
I really would have liked to catch more of the bourbon effect but it's still really good. Maybe I'll just spike my next one with some Buffalo Trace and drink it warm, that will really bring it on par with a hot toddy. Or a punch in the kidney.
06-18-2011 18:59:00 | More by TheBeerAlmanac
2.33/5 rDev -38%
Poured in to my brandy snifter.
-Pours a deep orange, little to no head. No lace.
-Smells very sweet. Honey. Some tartness.
-Tastes like a sour skittle coverd in honey.
-Mouth fell is thick, and sweet sugar and honey.
-Overall I had high expectations for this beer. I realy wanted to like it but its too much of a sweet mess. I finished one glass and poured the rest down the drain.
06-15-2011 17:46:17 | More by kansascitytrader
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-12-2012 00:26:45 | More by Texasfan549
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
Thanks to kier for this bottle, popped open to celebrate Great Taste of the Midwest Eve. Well, eve of Eve. Possibly the best holiday of the year!
Interesting description on the label...don't think I've seen words put in that order before. Wheat, bourbon barrel, honey, Citra, wow. Pours a fogged orange in the mid-translucent range. Even allowing for warming, not much in the smell category except a distant wheat field overgrown with grass gone to seed.
Hop Toddy is...unique. A wheat field dappled with honey, & there's a few small oak seedlings dotting the landscape. Plenty of lemon to feed my burps & allow me to taste it twice. Nice spicy hop twang on the backside, almost a rye feel to it. No barrels appear to have been harmed in the making of this brew. Nice, nice drinkability for a big beer dominated by wheat. Goes down like half its ABV.
Very good beer, enjoy both the off-beat strangess as well as its easy-drinking nature.
08-12-2011 03:08:08 | More by maximum12
3.6/5 rDev -4.3%
Pours a hazed orange-amber with a frothy 1-finger off-tan head. Leaves a ring of retention about halfway down the glass. Lacing is mild.
Although this was aged in bourbon barrels, I'm having a hard time picking out any bourbon scents here on the nose- mostly the honey, lemon juice and bigtime mango, papaya and orange flavors from the hops. Ok now that it's warming, there's some subtle undertones of caramel and vanilla. A vague barrel earthiness tucked in there, but they're both buried deep.
Palate is full-bodied and malty sweet, with some additional body and sweetness coming from the honey and bourbon, while the hops have a mild midpalate impression and quickly yield to the lemon juice infused semi-tart finish- leaving more of those nice tropical flavors long after the sip is swallowed.
Structurally, I can't find many faults in this. It's balanced wonderfully and the finish is endless which always gets the most bonus points. With regards to the flavors, however, I'd have to say that I was most disappointed because this wasn't nearly as interesting as I anticipated. I was expecting it to lean near the side of too crazy with the bourbon influence providing a sharp and perhaps unharmonious contrast to the lighter wheat, lemon and honey flavors, but instead the bourbon influence is very mild, leaving the brew with same sort of citrussy, herbal flavor profile you'd find simply in some American IPAs. But overall, it's still very delicious and that's what counts. I'd rather this be drinkable than something I pour out halfway.
07-01-2011 05:30:31 | More by TheWhiskerReview
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-14-2011 20:01:10 | More by heyta
3.48/5 rDev -7.4%
Appearance: Pours a very murky amber/copper color with a medium white head. Lots of light carbonation can be seen coming from the bottom.
Smell: Very good. Caramel, citrusy hops as well as a hint of some floral hops. I also get a hint of something sweet like pineapple and some lemon.
Taste: Wheat grass and lemon zest. I also get a little bit of sweetness from the honey. It kind of falls a bit flat in the mouth though and the hops fall a bit flat as far as the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel/drinkability: Feels creamy and smooth even with 9.0% ABV but I was not overly impressed.
06-12-2011 02:29:25 | More by meatmallet
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To foster the development of well-rounded education, Linfield has a general education requirement. Besides the Inquiry Seminar (INQS125), students are required to take one LC course from each of five different areas: creative studies (CS); individuals, systems, and societies (IS); natural world (NW); quantitative reasoning (QR); ultimate questions (UQ); vital past (VP); global pluralisms (GP); and U.S. pluralisms (US).
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She also said many students have difficulty with the requirement that does not allow more than two LC courses from the same department.
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Rupert the rabbit learns about the Wheel of the Year when people leave their homes to celebrate seasonal holidays in the forest where he lives. In our first story, Rupert learns about Beltane from a mysterious white owl who has a secret to share, while in the second tale, a color-changing fairy reminds him that the Summer Solstice marks the time when the sun's power begins to fade, soon bringing cooler weather his way.
Our furry friend gets close to a very special crone at Lammas, earning him an unexpected treat while he learns about the first harvest of the season. And poor Rupert misses Mabon altogether when he runs into his friend Melvin the mouse – or does he?
Rupert's Tales is a groundbreaking effort to collect, commemorate and illuminate traditional, sacred Pagan practices and beliefs in a fresh, contemporary, and whimsical style, and is an excellent starting point for young children being raised within the loose structure of the various traditions. You don't have to be Pagan to be enchanted by Rupert and the magick found in his tales.
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Pruitt, 6-0, 196, was released by the Falcons on Saturday, September 11 after making the teams final roster out of training camp. Pruitt was the Falcons sixth round draft pick in 2004.
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Yeah, we're so filled w/ injuries in the secondary and LBs that we have to pick players up weekly from our practice squad and pray no one gets hurt again. We should be getting Duncan and Hall back in a few weeks which would greatly help our already desperate depth situation.
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Re: Falcons release Melton, sign Pruitt
We have little depth on defense, especially with those key injuries, and there really isn't a lot of experience at Safety behind out starters either.
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We're pretty thin at depth on the defensive side, too. Only five freakin' linebackers, and one (Pisa Tinoisamoa #50, keep an eye out for him) is already hurt. Thank gawd he'll be coming back this week.
And please, don't mention Jamie Duncan's name around here.
-09-15-2004 #5
Re: Falcons release Melton, sign Pruitt
Make that two. Trev Faulk tore his hamstring.
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Derek Anthony Fish
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BUCKSPORT - Derek Anthony Fish, 24, passed away, Thursday August 28, 2014 from injuries sustained in a work accident. He was born in Bangor January 17, 1990, the son of Robert and Rosie (Stevens) Fish. Derek graduated from Bucksport high School in...
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Published in BDN Maine on Sept. 1, 2014
Donnis C. Birmingham
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BUCKSPORT - Donnis C. Birmingham, 72, died Monday August 25, 2014 at a Brewer health care facility. He was born in Island Falls on August 27, 1941, the son of Carl and Ida (Strait) Birmingham, he was raised in Patten, until the time he moved to...
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Published in BDN Maine from Aug. 28 to Aug. 29, 2014
Patricia A. Pickoski
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BUCKSPORT - Patricia A. Pickoski, 64, died Sunday August 24, 2014 at a Brewer health care facility after losing a courageous battle with Multiple Sclerosis, with her loving family by her side. She was born January 29, 1950 the daughter of Leslie...
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Published in BDN Maine on Aug. 27, 2014
Rick A. Chase
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BUCKSPORT AND WASHINGTON D.C. - Rick A. Chase, 61, died Monday August 18, 2014 he was born July 19, 1953 in Bangor. He grew up in Bucksport attending schools there. He was a loyal son, a dedicated husband and father who loved his children...
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Published in BDN Maine on Aug. 22, 2014
Frances Elizabeth Soper
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ORLAND - Frances Elizabeth Soper, daughter of Eva L. (Curtis) and Frank F. Soper, passed peacefully from this world to the next on August 12, 2014, at an Ellsworth healthcare facility. She was born in Ellsworth, November 21, 1917. Frances graduated...
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Published in BDN Maine on Aug. 15, 2014
Everett C. Hunt
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BUCKSPORT - Everett C. Hunt, 65, died unexpectedly, Sunday August 10, 2014 at a Bangor hospital, with his loving family by his side. He was born May 29, 1949 a son of Lawrence and Blanche (Gerald) Hunt. Everett served in the U. S. Air Force from...
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Published in BDN Maine on Aug. 13, 2014
Joseph D. Theriault
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ELLSWORTH/BUCKSPORT - Joseph D. Theriault, 52, died unexpectedly Friday August 8, 2014. Joe was born October 14, 1961 in Lincoln, to parents; Richard and Jean (Bickford) Theriault. Joe spent four years in the U. S. Navy before moving back to Maine...
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Published in BDN Maine on Aug. 11, 2014
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