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Installing OS X Leopard in 10 Minutes from a USB Flash Drive
I decided to make a clean installation of OS X Leopard last night. I had already used Carbon Copy Cloner to copy my Leopard installation DVD to an 8GB partition on one of my USB memory sticks. Having the OS X installation DVD on USB is awesome.
At the tick of 5:44pm, I rebooted my MacBook Pro 1) with the USB memory key attached and 2) while holding the alt/option key down to select a boot drive. I selected the OS X installation partition and opted for the "erase and install" option.
The installation was complete and the system rebooted at 5:53pm. I got through the final setup screens and had the new OS X desktop under my control at 5:54pm. Total time: 10 minutes!
Why was this clean installation so fast? The USB flash memory to SSD flash memory data transfer is much faster than DVD to SSD, and dramatically faster than DVD to spinning HDD.
As a side note, when installing OS X from a flash drive, you don't have to wait for the standard integrity check of the installation DVD – the verification effort is automatically skipped. I've always ditched that step anyway, but for those who allow verification to continue, a good deal of valuable time can be lost. Just another benefit of going all-flash.
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victorAugust 17, 2010
Could you please explain detailed how did you use the CCC?
I have a Snow Leopard dmg file and a 16GB flash drive. I would like to do the same as you did so I can setup SL on my Macbook (I have Leopard now), but I don't want to make a clean installation.
Could be nice If you can explain step by step. Many thanks!


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Poured into a sampler glass at Raccoon Lodge.
appearance - deep amber/bronze, good head, not much retention
smell - earthy and malty
taste - well roasted malts, nutty, sweet
mouthfeel - medium body, carbonation very present, slightly dry finish
drinkability - the beer is decent but has some flaws, still very drinkable, Cascade is better known for more complicated beers although this one may just take a different approach than traditional ambers for what it's worth, definitely unique
05-27-2010 00:13:02 | More by djbreezy
2.08/5 rDev -35.4%
I drank a half growler of this ale the day after purchasing it at the brewery. The one-day gap between purchase and consumption couldn't account for the serious spoilage issues I encountered. The problems began with a sour, spoiled smell that trespassed on everything. The taste was also harmed as if from bacterial contamination, but was able to mask this to some extent with hop spice and low bittering. The red-maroon body yielded no lace.
Though Cascade brews a number of exquisite sour beers, this Celtic ale was sour by circumstance not design. It could have once been a fine ale, but not by the time they served it to me.
11-20-2009 01:32:28 | More by RedDiamond
2.63/5 rDev -18.3%
Four finger browned head over a nearly clear brown light liquid (coper brown). Smells piney hops, earthy, and mild brown malt. A little bit milky.
Tastes lactic soured with too strong of carbonation. Malt is scorched and empty, but the finish has mild chocolate and bread crust. Hops are piney and drying. Md light body and way too strong of carbonation.
12-02-2008 11:13:09 | More by mentor
3.6/5 rDev +11.8%
The Celtic Copper is a dark amber beer with a small head that laces well. A large malt presence contains some sweetness and some woody, varnish flavors; sweetness is tempered by a light hop bitterness. Some light nut flavors in the background. The beers colors did shine when accompanied with food, also as the glass warmed up. The mouthfeel is thinnish but still good. Not certain what kind of beer this is, but a "pale" doesn't seem right. The "Celtic" seems to indicate a (darkish) red, while the "Copper" indicates an alt. I would consider this a malty amber ale; it's darker than both a red and an alt, although it contains some of their qualities. Good marks from me, but not great.
11-12-2003 03:17:50 | More by Thrasher
4/5 rDev +24.2%
Had a pint of this at the lodge; deep bronze in color, light fizzy head than thins quickly. Good carbonation though, a nice malty aroma.
The taste is malty, almost smokey with a nice suble orange flavor. The hops provide a clean, crisp tail, but there's not much hop body to it. Very good with food, and very good for having another.
06-08-2003 16:03:23 | More by freed
3.45/5 rDev +7.1%
Deep orangey amber colour, decent lacing lacks in the head retention department. Some haze disappears after the brew warms up a bit.
Medium body but a touch thin on the malt; bready, with a caramel back is light. Mild citric hop tone has a faint piney note and a solid bitter bite. Malt is pushed as side again as the long hoppy finish takes over.
An ok brew, placid maltiness lets the medium build of hops walk all over it. Nothing too impressive about this beer but it is still a decent pint.
11-12-2002 17:05:58 | More by Jason
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Mar 16, 2010
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Leading Domestic Violence Expert Applauds Representative Roybal-Allard for Championing Communities of Color Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act of 2010
Statement of Family Violence Prevention Fund President Esta Soler:
"We thank Representative Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-CA) for introducing and championing the Communities of Color Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act of 2010. At a time when teen dating violence is much too common, and teen pregnancy is once again increasing, we need to invest in prevention and education programs that can help keep young people safe and help them avoid unintended pregnancy. This legislation recognizes that teen dating violence and reproductive coercion lead to unplanned pregnancies. It is an important, badly needed bill that the House should quickly pass.
Too many teens and young women experience rape or sexual coercion, or have partners who prevent them from using contraception. A study released in January by researchers at the University of California Davis School of Medicine and the Harvard School of Pubic Health finds that, among women who experienced both reproductive coercion and partner violence, the risk of unintended pregnancy doubled. Some one in five young women in the study said they experienced pregnancy coercion and 15 percent said they experienced birth control sabotage.
By funding demonstration projects and multi-media campaigns, and supporting further research, this legislation can make a difference. We urge Members of Congress to quickly pass it."
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Daniel's sign-making company is in trouble, but he has a great idea: score a fat contract in China, where signs for English-speaking tourists are mangled by hilarious mis-translations. But he forgets the first rule: always bring your own translator because business deals involve much more than wining and dining. And when Daniel falls in love with a beautiful bureaucrat, even feelings take on different meanings. The repartee is fast and funny, and the timing is spot-on in this East-West comedy… Show more
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Marin County's employment rate remained steady—and low—while the state continues to slowly bounce back from a down economy, according to the state's Economic Development Department.
The jobless rate throughout California dropped slightly in October, while Bay Area counties maintained similar rates from September, according to the state employment report released today.
Marin maintained the lowest unemployment rate in the state at 5.8 percent in October, the same as the previous month. Fairfax (9.8 percent) had the highest unemployment rate among the county's municipalities, followed by San Anselmo (7.2 percent), San Rafael and Novato (both 6.9 percent). Corte Madera (4.1 percent), Larkspur (4.2 percent), Mill Valley and Sausalito (both 4.3 percent) fared the best.
The state unemployment rate dropped from 10.2 percent in September to 10.1 percent last month. In October 2011, the jobless rate was 11.5 percent.
The highest unemployment numbers in the region come from Solano County, where a 9.3 percent rate continued in October. San Francisco's rate remained at 6.8 percent.
The national unemployment rate jumped slightly to 7.9 percent in October compared to 7.8 percent the previous month, according to officials.
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A man died in a fire early Friday morning at the abandoned old Adams Inn on 3rd Avenue South in Birmingham.
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old Adams Inn Motel.
Authorities have not yet released the age or any other information about the male victim.The hotel is still vacant, but authorities say homeless people often use it for shelter.
"My heart goes out to the family any time you are talking about a loss of life," Johnathan Austin, Birmingham City Council President, said.
There is no official word yet on what sparked the fire, but it has been the site of multiple fires in the past, including one in July 2012.
Last year, the Birmingham city council voted to demolish the building and clear the land for new development.
Austin said the process unfortunately takes time.
"The city can't be held responsible 100 percent for this problem because this is private property. Property that has fallen into disrepair," Austin said.
Across the street at DK's Exotic Cuts, Christopher Parker hopes the city moves quickly to get rid of the motel which Parker called a detriment to the community.
"You see any and everything going on over there. People hang out over there. Recently the other end of the shop was broken into," Parker said.
Parker believed if the property was redeveloped it would benefit all the businesses in the area. Austin announced he hopes the city council will act as soon as Tuesday to push for quick demolition of the Adams Inn.
"We have done it in the past that we can decide something is an emergency and say it's dangerous building and we can immediately on and treat that property down," Austin said.
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Maryland schools were ranked the best in the nation for the fifth year in a row, according to a study released by Education Week.
"Maryland public schools are so fortunate to have bipartisan support throughout the State," State Superintendent Lillian Lowery said in a statement. "Our schools have the benefit of strong support from the Governor, other elected officials, educators, parents, business leaders, and the public at large. This ranking could not be achieved without the support of every partner, and we won't be able to continue our improvement without that broad coalition."
The state received an 87.5, B+ grade in the publication's analysis. Massachusetts trailed by 3.4 points to secure a second place ranking.
At the other end of the spectrum, the report lists South Dakota as the lowest performing state at 69.3, D+.
A majority of the states—38 to be exact—fell along the C range. The nationwide average was 76.9, C+, which is a half point up from the 2012 average of C.
Factors considered in the rankings include indicators of student achievement and teacher quality, disciplinary policies, how students' needs to cope with academic and personal pressures are being met and the role of parents and community groups.
"The conditions for success in schools include not just having high-quality teachers, but ensuring that they are working in schools designed for success. In schools designed for success, there's a growing interest in ensuring that school climate supports students," said Deborah Delisle, the U.S. Department of Education's assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education, in a statement in the report.
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"Goosewing Family Day"
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It wasn't just a sunny day at the beach; it was a wing flapping, habitat building, critter spying kind of day. It was a moving experience of a community's commitment to instilling the value of nature into the willing minds of children. On July 16th, The Nature Conservancy of Rhode Island and the Little Compton Garden Club sponsored "Goosewing Family Day" in which every guest was given a "Nature Passport" and encouraged to visit five educational "Exploration Stations". They began their adventure at the new Benjamin Family Environmental Center located at Goosewing Beach Preserve in Little Compton, RI. Next, they journeyed along the beachfront until they found themselves at the water-rushing outlet of Quicksand Pond—one of the most naturally flowing salt pond ecosystems in the state. Upon completion of their journey, each participant, child or adult, not only received a specially designed "Connect to Nature" patch but, hopefully, acquired the desire to revisit this landscape with a renewed sense of perspective.
The "Exploration Stations" were designed to involve children both physically and intellectually, and to encourage their appreciation of the living creatures that share our world. At one station their imaginations were challenged to become a bird and fly the long migration to South America. They flapped their wings, discovered the obstacles they would have to overcome, and learned to appreciate the amount of energy birds need to embark upon such a great a journey. After receiving more information, they were asked questions such as "How many hamburgers would you have to eat to fly all that way," comparing their needs to those of a fellow living organism.
Participants continued to move through the stations and discovered, to their amazement, that they share this beach with birds that nest right on the sand and cobble just above the high tide line, adjacent to the places where they might lay their beach towels down. Small children gazed through binoculars and field scopes, some never having had the opportunity before. They were fascinated as formerly small or unseen objects revealed themselves; they discovered yet another way to look at the world.
The success of this day would not have been realized without the dozens of dedicated volunteers, interns and staff. They joined forces and shared their energy to engage children in activities that would "hook" them into wanting to know more about the living things they share the beach with and that may go unnoticed during other trips to the beach, when boogie boarding and sandcastles are the main items on the agenda. Connecticut College intern, Andrew Harrington, knows that every organism needs a good place to live. He, along with dedicated volunteer, Terry Hahn, encouraged the station-goers to dig into the sand and "Build-A-Habitat" for an imaginary creature. "I had a lot of fun running the station," he said. "I thought all the kids were really well behaved, enthusiastic, and smart. They turned rocks, sand, and dried clumps of seaweed into seagull nests, crab dens, and cricket colonies."
When they reached the final station, many of the day's guests participated in a seining net demonstration in the brackish water of Quicksand Pond's breachway. They hauled out fish, shrimp, crabs and worms and gazed at all the colors and shapes contrasting the white trays laid out as the creatures' temporary home. They were able to understand, in a simple way, the relationship of water and mud inhabitants to the well-being of the birds that nest there…and much more.
If we could, we would personally thank each parent who took the time out of their busy summer calendars to pack the kids and sunscreen into the car and head out on a Saturday morning. They are the ones with the true spirit of unearthing the wonder of nature to their children. Watch out, all you parents, you yourselves just might find a little tension relief flapping your wings…and wondering!


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The John Terry news made this notice from Tottenham very necessary
The club felt the need to point out that you're going to get in deep ish if you sing or chant awful stuff at the Lane tomorrow. Good on them. John Terry is a jerk, but two wrongs don't make a right. If you're going to the game, call him a wanker all you want, but do NOT cross the line and sink to the level he is alleged to have sunk to.


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A health alert is being sent out to students at VCU. Thursday, campus officials confirmed another case of the mumps. The announcement comes just a week after an outbreak at the University of Richmond.
University officials say it was their duty to immediately inform the campus of this confirmed case of mumps and now it's up to faculty and students to protect themselves.
Dr. Roberson of VCU says it was only a matter of time before the mumps appeared here since nearly 20 people suffered symptoms at the University of Richmond this month alone. Officials confirmed five to ten mumps cases at UR confirmed.
"Mumps tend to occur on college campuses and schools because the students are so close together between the dorms and the classroom and going to athletic events," says VCU Health Services Director Dr. Margaret Roberson.
She says mumps are rare at VCU with no confirmed cases since the 80's. Campus officials sent out a letter telling students and faculty to seek medical attention if cold-like symptoms occur and stay away from others.
"I always try to make sure what I'm dealing with is clean…and I always try to keep my surrounding clean too," student Michael Poach said.
Another tip - doctors say, don't share drinks or utensils since the virus can be contracted from saliva.
"Sanitize areas that are highly used which is door knobs, computers, table tops," Dr. Roberson added.
It's advice that comes on the heels of an official outbreak in Richmond that now has students learning how to take control of their health.
"I'm happy that they're informing us letting us know that this is happening," said student Jordan Atwater.
Doctors say the person who contracted mumps at VCU is doing fine now after being isolated for several days. While mumps vaccines are encouraged, Dr. Roberson says they're only 95 % effective. That's why taking extra precautions like washing hands and sneezing into a tissue can protect yourself and others.
Visit the CDC website for more information on the virus and signs and symptoms of infection.
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The NCAA hasannounced that Missouri Southern State University and the Joplin SportsAuthority have been named one of four finalists to host the NCAA CrossCountry National Championships.
MSSU is oneof four finalists to host the cross country national championships at somepoint during the years of 2014 and 2017. Evansville, Indiana, Louisville,Kentucky and Saint Leo, Florida were also announced as finalists.
MissouriSouthern has hosted the national championships at the MSSU Cross Country Coursethree times, once in 1999, and again in 2007 and last year (2012).
"Thisrecognition by the NCAA again shows the National Office and the Committee'sconfidence in our staff and our course here at Missouri Southern," saidMSSU Director of Athletics Jared Bruggeman. "To have hosted a nationalchampionship what will be three times in the past ten years speaks volumesabout our staff, the city of Joplin and the student-athletes that come out eachyear and volunteer their services to help host what I think is one of the bestchampionship experiences anyone in any sport can have."
Joplin SportsAuthority Director Craig Hull echoed Bruggeman's enthusiasm.
"MissouriSouthern's tradition of producing a first-class championship event andchallenging cross country course are the strengths behind the bid to host thischampionship," Hull said. "The Joplin Sports Authority is confidentJoplin and Missouri Southern will be selected as one of the hostlocations."
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The beautiful city of San Francisco is much the same as last year – and the San Francisco LinuxWorld looks much the same, with many of the same exhibitors and guests. I'm even starting to recognize some of the show staff. From what I've seen so far, this show could almost be last year's show, except for one thing. I have only been here for half a day, and I've heard one term more already than I heard it at all the other LinuxWorlds I've ever attended. That term is power consumption. I'm not talking about power management – like how long your computer can operate on its battery. I'm talking about the problem of reducing power consumption, as in using less to save money. Most people generally believe it is better to conserve energy, but such things never used to get much notice from major IT vendors. The talk used to be about reliability and getting the maximum capacity for the minimum expense. More recent arguments have centered on saving floor space and lowering maintenance overhead. Since when did IT get so interested in the environment? A combination of forces certainly helped bring this issue into focus. Rising energy costs have certainly played a role, but maybe there is something else going on.
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Scharff Weisberg recently added High End Systems' Catalyst projection system to the company's rental inventory. The system, which weds moving-light technology to high-end graphics projection technology, allows video projectors to move images anywhere in 3D space. The system is controlled from most programmable lighting consoles and uses a Macintosh CPU for image processing.
"We see this as the first of a new breed of revolutionary products in our industry," comments Scharff Weisberg partner Peter Scharff. "The applications for this are endless, the creative options are unbelievable, and once we get this into the hands of show designers, it's going to open their eyes to a whole new world."
The heart of the system is the Catalyst Digital Media Server (video processing computer), which offers an unlimited range of real-time image processing capabilities. Load a still or moving images or select from an extensive library of stock files. Then scale, rotate, zoom, edit, morph, color mix, overlay, or blend to create your desired effect. The moving mirror component, on the front of a projector, moves the video image around with the same flexibility as a moving light.
Scharff Weisberg boasts a staging, lighting and media resource company. "Our video staging department has a lot of expertise in projection technology and we can choose from any number of systems, large and small, in our inventory. Our lighting department has the consoles required to control the system. And the Scharff Weisberg Media Resource Center can digitize the files needed for the Media Server," continues Scharff. "I don't know of any other company that has all those capabilities under one roof."


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Broncos sign former Chargers OG Vasquez
The Broncos signed former Chargers OG Louis Vasquez in the first hour of free agency on Tuesday.
San Diego Chargers: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the San Diego Chargers, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Chargers release veteran LB Spikes
The Chargers announced the release of LB Takeo Spikes on Thursday
Redskins hire A.J. Smith as senior executive
The Redskins hired former Chargers GM A.J. Smith as a senior executive on Wednesday.
Chargers still confident in RB Mathews
Ryan Mathews broke both clavicles and played in only 12 games, but the Chargers' new brass still has confidence in the 2010 first-round pick.
Chargers claim CB Patrick
The Chargers claimed CB Johnny Patrick off waivers from the Saints on Wednesday.
Smith: NFLPA still concerned about Chargers doctor
DeMaurice Smith is concerned about David Chao remaining as the Chargers' doctor even though he reportedly has been cleared by an independent panel.
Chargers add three to coaching staff
Chargers head coach Mike McCoy added three assistants to his staff on Tuesday, the team announced.
Chargers retain Pagano as defensive coordinator
New Chargers head coach Mike McCoy will retain defensive coordinator John Pagano, the team announced Friday.
Whisenhunt hired as Chargers' offensive coordinator
The Chargers hired former Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt as their offensive coordinator, the team announced Thursday afternoon.
Chargers continue new vision with McCoy hire
The Chargers continued in the direction of big changes in the front office by hiring former Broncos assistant Mike McCoy as head coach.
Chargers hire McCoy as head coach
Mike McCoy is staying in the AFC West and will become the new head coach of the Chargers.
Reports: Colts hire Raye as VP of football operations
Jimmy Raye is leaving San Diego to be the Colts' vice president of football operations, Sports Illustrated's Jim Trotter first reported.
New GM Telesco turns Chargers' focus to the draft
New Chargers GM Tom Telesco wnats to build the club through the draft, which is important with many veterans approaching free agency.
Chargers hire Telesco as new GM
The Chargers hired former Colts vice president of football operations Tom Telesco as their new general manager on Wednesday.
The Chargers gave McClain a three-year deal.||||||| He was with Kansas City last year after spending his first four seasons with the Ravens. McClain is the fourth former Ravens player to sign with San Diego since 2011, joining linebacker Antwan Barnes, Gaither and Johnson.
McClain was helped from the field in the second quarter of Sunday's game against Tampa Bay after spraining his left ankle.||||||| The team said he was out for the game. Trainers attended to McClain near the sideline before he was helped from the field. McClain was unable to put any weight on the injured ankle.
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"Let us be dissatisfied until the tragic walls that separate the outer city of wealth and comfort from the inner city of poverty and despair shall be crushed by the battering rams of the forces of justice." —From "Where Do We Go from Here?" King's presidential address to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, August 16, 1967 One of the city's poorest neighborhoods is a block-shaped section of the westside known as The Bluff. Nearly 4,000 people live there, on the rough end of the wealth gap. Some parts of The Bluff look so third-world, you can hardly believe you're in Atlanta. If you're white and drive through, the people who live there assume you're looking for drugs. If you're looking for drugs, you're in the right place. One Friday not too long ago, Victoria Carson was looking for food. She waited with her boyfriend, Will, in the rear of the fellowship hall of Antioch Baptist Church North. This is on Northside Drive, within sight of many of the rising, glimmering changes in Atlanta. The church's grocery pantry would open at noon, but Vicky and dozens of others had started arriving hours before. The busiest man in the room was Collumn Jaffar, who was passing out numbered slips of paper to those in line. 1 . . . 50 . . . 100 . . . 150. He'd used a bright blue Sharpie this time. Jaffar used to write the numbers on notebook paper, in ordinary black ballpoint ink, but the more resourceful of those who arrived late got wise to the system and found their own paper, their own black ink, and wrote themselves a ticket to a few days' worth of canned beans and fruit cocktail and salvaged bread. Most had come on foot, wheeling shopping carts, collapsible dollies, empty baby strollers, large pieces of luggage—anything that would hold a box of food—until the church parking lot looked like an assemblage of misdirected grocery shoppers and wayward travelers. Vicky and Will were living over on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and had walked here. It was the second week of January but bright and slightly warm, and they had walked through King's old neighborhood, Vine City, and up into The Bluff. Vicky has a broad, pretty face and a soft voice and looks younger than fifty-three despite untended teeth. Will, in his forties, tall and serious, walks with a slight limp (back injury; last job). "He doesn't talk much," Vicky said. She had on tight brown loafers and navy blue cotton pants marbled with dust from the floor of the place where she and Will had been sleeping. Once a boarding house, the property was now in abandoned foreclosure, but Vicky and Will had sneaked in and intended to stay until someone ran them out. The plan had its hazards beyond the obvious. One day when Will went out to try again to find a job (he'd lost the one at the car wash), a guy they knew from the neighborhood came to the door, which Vicky barricades whenever she stays there alone. "That you, Vicky? You still here?" he said through the door. Vicky said it was. Already they had no electricity, no heat, no furniture, and already this man had made off with the water heater, and now he wanted the stove. Vicky told him he couldn't come in; she made an excuse about not being dressed. "You better get dressed, then, and get out of the way, because we're coming in," the man said, and did. Others returned for the wiring—there's value in copper. Vicky is resourceful, too. Once, she said, she stole dog food right out of the bowl. "It wasn't bad," she said. Other days, she and Will pull their meals from the garbage behind the chicken place or the Chinese place, or they eat pecans from the yard. She washes clothes behind the house, with a hose and a bucket. "It could be worse," she said. "Some people don't have clothes. Some people can't get dog food." Her mother lives in New Jersey and sometimes sends money, and adult diapers. The need for diapers—that's the AIDS. Vicky pulled up her pant leg and showed a keloid radiation scar on her left calf. The need for radiation—that's the cancer. Vicky keeps telling Will to leave her, to find someone who isn't sick, who can work, who can run, if necessary. Will wants Vicky to live in a home for people with AIDS. But she won't leave him. And he won't leave her. Vicky wouldn't mind getting on disability, but she can't figure out how. Her medication ran out and her T-cells are dropping, not that she really minds. "I just want to get it over with," she said, meaning life.


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Eleven Highway Deaths On Kentucky Roads Last Week (Feb 23 - March 1)
Date of News Release: 03/02/09
(Frankfort, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that eleven people died in eight separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, February 23 through Sunday, March 1, 2009.
Six of the crashes involved motor vehicles and none of those victims were wearing seat belts. The seat belt status is still pending for one crash. Single-vehicle crashes occurred in Johnson, Laurel, Russell and Todd counties. Two of these crashes involved the suspected use of alcohol.
A double-fatality crash occurred in Warren county and involved the suspected use of alcohol. Authorities with the Warren County Sheriff's Office say the vehicle was traveling westbound on Kentucky 1297 when their truck dropped off the side of the road. Both the driver and the passenger succumbed to their injuries.
A triple-fatality crash occurred on Route 460 in Johnson county when a Pepsi truck collided head on with a pick up truck. The pick up truck was fully engulfed in flames when emergency personnel arrived. One victim was thrown from the pick up truck and the other two were located inside the truck. All three victims died on the scene. The Pepsi driver was transported to a local hospital where he is recovering.
One pedestrian fatality occurred in Hardin county and an ATV fatality occurred in Breathitt county.
Through March 1, preliminary statistics* indicate that 99 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2009. This is six fewer than reported for the same time period in 2008. Of the 91 motor vehicle fatalities, 52 victims were not wearing seat belts. Six pedestrian have been killed. One fatality involved a motorcycle and one fatality involved an ATV. A total of twenty-six fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.


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"Action painting" or "gestural abstraction" is a style of abstract expressionism that uses dribbling or splashing of paint. The term was coined by the American critic Harold Rosenberg in 1952, and signaled a major shift in the aesthetic perspective of New York School painters and critics. While abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning had long been outspoken in their view of a painting as an arena within which to come to terms with the act of creation, earlier critics sympathetic to their cause, like Clement Greenberg, focused on their works' "objectness." To Greenberg, it was the physicality of the paintings' clotted and oil-caked surfaces that was the key to understanding them as documents of the artists' existential struggle.
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Senate Bill 342 would eliminate this protection for school children in Cape Girardeau County and nowhere else.
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- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- 1 cup spiced rum (optional)
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*India's national elections to kick off on April 7. NEW DELHI, March 12- India's flagging economy delivered rare good news on Wednesday with a slight expansion of industrial production and further cooling in consumer prices, offering some respite to the ruling coalition before next month's general election.» Read More
Underlying fundamental problems in the US economy could get worse — and many are, says Nobel laureate and Columbia professor Joseph Stiglitz.
Japan has a miserable future ahead of it without radical changes to the business climate, the former chief executive of camera and medical equipment maker Olympus has told CNBC.
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WEG's engineers specifically designed this new drive with increased features that focus on the machinery manufacturer's needs. It is simple, efficient, flexible and can be commissioned quickly and easily.
Manufacturing Technology Orders Down in May 2014
Expectations for the 2014 manufacturing technology market were for a soft first half of the year, followed by a stronger second half. The fluctuations seen in the past few months are on track with forecasts, and all indications are that U.S. manufacturing activity is and will remain strong
Fast 2014 Start for NA Robotics
A record 14,135 robots, valued at $788 million were ordered from North American robotics companies in the first half of 2014, an increase of 30% in units and 16% in revenue over the same period in 2013.
WEG Electric Introduces the CFW100 Mini Drive
Programing is easy with the built in keypad that monitors two different parameters at the same time along with operation status, alarms and faults.
New and Noteworthy: Ocean Data Systems Develop Specialized Survey and Omega Engineering Receives Honorable Mention
Omega Engineering received an Honorable Mention in the 2014 Best of Sensors Expo Innovation Award for its M12LCP thermocouple probes with high- temperature M12 molded connectors. The Gold Award winner was AG-SL900A EPC sensor tag and data logger IC from ams.
IMTS Will Land Big Footprint in Chicago
The IANA pavilion will showcase the newest technologies focusing on new ideas and topics ranging from resource-efficient manufacturing and network security to secure industrial control systems and big data. In addition to more than 120 vendors from 16 countries, who will demonstrate their products and services, IANA will host the Global Automation and Manufacturing Summit, Motion, Drive & Automation Conference, and ISA training program.
NI Week Aids Industrial IoT Convergence
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
Deputies in Lancaster were called to a home in Heath Springs Friday night with the report of a shooting. A man at the home on Mt. Carmel Road stated that an unknown man knocked on his door and said his vehicle was broken down. The victim could see a dark-colored SUV near the road with its hazard lights flashing. He told deputies he went into the yard and four men dressed in black came out of the bushes and jumped him. He said they asked for money. Someone fired a shot, and the victim ran to a neighbor's home. The victim was taken to the local hospital. He is expected to be OK. Crime Scene Investigators responded to the scene. If you know anything about this crime, call the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office at 803-283-4136 or CrimeStoppers at 1-888-CrimeSC.
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banning-beaumont.patch.com/articles/man-falls-on-tahquitz-ro>>> Saw this fiasco from town yesterday, near Open Book area? Anyone have any info?
The choppers were circling Tahquitz all day. I was climbing on the north side, and at around 6:30 pm I was doing the slabs descent and saw a chopper drop a rescue gurney onto the jungle, and an hour later while leaving I saw what looked like the chopper picking up the gurney with a person in it, though my sight was partially obscured by trees.
We asked someone on the rescue crew (at the lower parking lot) and he said that the climber was on the West side and the climber broke his/her hip.
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I was on suicide watching the helicopters all day. Ranger said someone took a 30 foot leader fall and decked causing a broken hip. There was SAR personnel lowered from a helo onto jungle ledge. From the post above I assume that they short hauled the victim off.
I was climbing The Step on Saturday. We got buzzed by helicopters about 20 times as they circled around and finally dropped/lowered 2 SAR climbers and the gurney and then lifted the gurney off. It was a wild experience to climb with copters flying around all day. On the hike down we passed about 10 guys in orange prison jumpsuits. They had no clue where the trail went. Later on down the trail a Fireman told us plan A was to lift the gurney with the helicopter and plan B was to hike the gurney down with the help of the prisoners. No confirmation but heard the climber fell 30-40 feet, and suffered a broken hip. Looked like they were climbing in the area of Jensens Jaunt second pitch (the awkward wide part).
Yep, the climber took a 30 to 40 foot leader fall on "Finger Grip" above the jungle ledge. Two RMRU "Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit" volunteers where lowered on to the ledge via copter with a litter. They where able to package up the climber and hoisted him out along with his wife. He was transported via Mercy Air to Riverside County Hospital. I was hoping someone here might know how is is doing?
Thanks for the update Les. More info can be found on Supertopo: www.supertopo.com/climbers-forum/2126823/4-27-13-accident-on>>>


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Celtic Frost - Circle of the Tyrants
Song: Circle of the Tyrants Band: Celtic Frost Album: To Mega Therion Year: 1985 Lyrics: After the battle is over And the sands drunken the blood All what there remains Is the bitterness of delusion The immortality of the gods Sits at their side As they leave the walls behind To reach the jewels gleam The days have come When the steel will rule And upon his head A crown of gold Your hand wields the might The tyrant's the precursor You carry the will As the morning is near I sing the ballads Of victory and defeat I hear the tales Of frozen mystery The new kingdoms rise By the circle of the tyrants In the land of darkness The warrior, that was me Grotesque glory None will (ever) see them fall And hunts and war Are like everlasting shadows Where the winds cannot reach The tyrant's might was born And often I look back With tears in my eyes Grotesque glory None will (ever) see them fall And hunts and wars Are like everlasting shadows... *All music written and arranged by Celtic Frost** Track list: 1. "Innocence and Wrath" - 1:03 2. "The Usurper" - 3:24 3. "Jewel Throne" - 3:59 4. "Dawn of Meggido" - 5:42 5. "Eternal Summer" - 4:29 6. "Circle of the Tyrants" - 4:36 7. "(Beyond the) North Winds" - 3:04 8. "Fainted Eyes" - 5:00 9. "Tears in a Prophet's Dream" - 2:30 10. "Necromantical Screams" - 6:06 Line-up: *Thomas Gabriel Warrior - Vocals & Guitars *Dominic Steiner - Bass *Reed St. Mark - Drums, Timpani *Martin Eric Ain - Bass _____________________________________________ *Guest musicians: Wolf Bender - French horn (Tracks 1, 4 & 10) Claudia-Maria Mokri - Additional vocals (Tracks 2, 6 & 10) Horst Müller - Sound effects (Track 9) Urs Sprenger (Steve Warrior!) - Sound effects (Track 9) *Noise Records. *Cover Artwork: H. R. Giger - "Satan I", 1977.


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text: QSpace Collection: http://hdl.handle.net/1974/817 2014-09-02T18:55:53Z Identification of genes involved in biosynthesis of the archaellin N-linked glycan of the archaeon Methanococcus maripaludis http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12337 Title: Identification of genes involved in biosynthesis of the archaellin N-linked glycan of the archaeon Methanococcus maripaludis Authors: Siu, SARAH Abstract: N-linked glycosylation is a post-translational protein modification that occurs in all three domains of life. Methanococcus maripaludis archaellin proteins are known to be glycosylated by a tetrasaccharide composed of N-acetylgalactosamine, a di-acetylated glucuronic acid, a modified mannuronic acid with an attached threonine, and a novel terminal sugar. Disruption of the N-glycosylation pathway has consequences for archaella assembly and function. Genes located in two adjacent operons were targeted for study based on their annotations and proximity to mmp0350, which encodes a known acetyltransferase involved in biosynthesis of the second sugar of the tetrasaccharide. Mutants carrying deletions of mmp0351, mmp0352, or mmp0353 synthesized archaellins of lower apparent molecular weight compared to wild type archaellins, and are likely modified with only a 1-sugar glycan. These deletion strains were also non-archaellated. Deletion of mmp0357 resulted in archaellated cells whose archaellins were modified with a 2-sugar glycan as suggested by Western blotting and confirmed by mass spectrometry of purified archaella. Based on their gene annotations, M. maripaludis genes mmp0350, mmp0351, mmp0352, mmp0353, and mmp0357 are hypothesized to be functionally equivalent to the Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 wbp gene cluster (wbpABEDI) involved in converting UDP-N-acetylglucosamine to UDP-2,3-diacetamido-2,3-dideoxy-D-mannuronic acid for formation of lipopolysaccharide O5-specific antigen. This hypothesis is strongly supported by the successful cross-domain complementation of the final step of the P. aeruginosa pathway. Description: Thesis (Master, Microbiology & Immunology) -- Queen's University, 2014-07-28 12:09:50.04 2014-07-28T04:00:00Z IL-27 Enhances LPS-Induced Proinflammatory Responses in Human Monocytes: Augmented Inflammasome Activity and IL-23 Expression http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12256 Title: IL-27 Enhances LPS-Induced Proinflammatory Responses in Human Monocytes: Augmented Inflammasome Activity and IL-23 Expression Authors: WYNICK, CHRISTOPHER Abstract: Inflammation plays an important role in responding to injury and combating infections. In this thesis, I examine how inflammation is regulated by cytokines responsible for driving initial immune responses to combat infections. Toll-Like receptor (TLR)-mediated activation of monocytes, macrophages and dendritic cells can lead to the co-expression of proinflammatory cytokines including IL-1β, IL-23, and IL-27. IL-23 and IL-27 belong to the IL-12 cytokine family yet have distinct functions; IL-23, along with IL-1β, regulates TH17 cell differentiation, while IL-27 supports TH1 proliferation and inhibits TH17 differentiation. Our lab has previously demonstrated that IL-27 can modulate inflammasome activation, the multi-protein regulatory complex that produces bioactive IL-1β; however, the mechanism behind this is poorly understood. Similarly, the effect of IL-27 on IL-23 expression has not been well described. Using the CD14+ THP-1 monocytic cell line as a model system, I investigated the role of IL-27 on LPS-mediated inflammasome activation and IL-23 expression. To induce inflammasome activation, CD14+ THP-1 cells were treated with LPS and/or IL-27, followed by treatment with ATP. I demonstrated that IL-27-enhanced inflammasome activation, which is associated with increased surface expression of LPS and ATP receptors: TLR4 and P2X7 respectively. Furthermore, costimulation resulted in increased secretion of ATP from CD14+ THP-1 cells. Inhibition of ATP signaling and inflammasome activation significantly decreased secreted IL-1β, suggesting that an ATP autocrine feedback loop is driving IL-1β secretion. Moreover, LPS and IL-27 costimulation increased IL-23 expression concurrent with that of IL-1β and ATP secretion. Furthermore I showed that IL-23 secretion is dependent on inflammasome activation and IL-1β, and ATP signaling following IL-27 and LPS priming. My data point to a novel mechanism of IL-27 enhanced LPS-induced IL-1β and IL-23 secretion from CD14+ THP-1 cells through an ATP autocrine feedback loop. Description: Thesis (Master, Microbiology & Immunology) -- Queen's University, 2014-06-26 15:18:20.124 2014-06-27T04:00:00Z Us3 disrupts PML nuclear bodies through its interaction with KLHL21 to promote viral gene transcription in interferon-exposed cells http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12126 Title: Us3 disrupts PML nuclear bodies through its interaction with KLHL21 to promote viral gene transcription in interferon-exposed cells Authors: Jung, Masany Abstract: Us3, a serine/threonine kinase encoded by all alphaherpesviruses, plays diverse roles during virus infection. Recently, work done in our laboratory determined that Us3 orthologues from herpes simplex type 2 (HSV-2) and pseudorabies virus (PRV) are capable of disrupting promyelocytic leukaemia (PML) protein nuclear bodies (-NBs). PML-NBs are discrete, dynamic nuclear bodies named for PML, their essential structural component and one that plays a key role in diverse cellular processes, including transcriptional regulation, apoptosis, and cellular antiviral defense. In infected cells, PML-NBs exert transcriptional silencing on the viral genome to prevent viral gene expression and virus replication. Based on this finding, my studies were aimed to understand the mechanism and physiological function of Us3-mediated PML-NB disruption. The degradation of one or more cellular proteins seems necessary for this Us3 activity, as the proteasome inhibitor, MG132, dramatically reduced Us3-mediated PML-NB disruption. The target of this proteasome activity is not likely PML protein, as Us3 expression did not lead to detectable PML protein degradation. Nonetheless, the involvement of proteasome activity suggests that Us3 may utilize the host ubiquitylation pathway to disrupt PML-NBs. Supporting this hypothesis, PRV and HSV-2 Us3 orthologues were shown to interact with KLHL21, a substrate adaptor protein for cullin-3 ubiquitin ligase. PRV and HSV-2 Us3 were re-localized to PML-NBs when co-expressed with KLHL21, and knock-down of KLHL21 prevented Us3-mediated PML-NB disruption. Taken together, these findings suggest that Us3-KLHL21 complex recruits the cullin-3 ubiquitin ligase to PML-NBs, where subsequent ubiquitylation of unknown target(s) leads to PML-NB disassembly. Since it is well established that PML is an important antiviral effector induced by interferon (IFN), Us3 may contribute to viral resistance to IFN by disrupting PML-NBs. Favoring this hypothesis, virus yield and viral gene transcription were dramatically reduced in IFN-exposed cells in the absence of Us3. These reductions were associated with an increased number of PML-NBs in the absence of Us3, and were partially recovered in cells knocked down for PML. Therefore, by disrupting PML-NBs, Us3 may alleviate IFN-induced, host-mediated transcriptional silencing of the viral genome, allowing efficient viral gene transcription and replication in cells exposed to IFN. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, Microbiology & Immunology) -- Queen's University, 2014-04-28 16:36:54.079 2014-04-28T04:00:00Z The role of HSV-2 proteins ICP0 and Us3 in counteracting cellular antiviral defence http://hdl.handle.net/1974/8580 Title: The role of HSV-2 proteins ICP0 and Us3 in counteracting cellular antiviral defence Authors: Wan, STEPHANIE Abstract: In response to viral infection, host cells activate various antiviral defence mechanisms to inhibit virus replication. Therefore in order for a virus to replicate efficiently, it must counteract cellular antiviral defence. Promyelocytic leukemia protein (PML) is a cellular protein involved in intrinsic immunity. It inherently forms nuclear bodies (PML-NBs) that assemble at the site of viral genomes. Proteins related to epigenetic regulation are recruited to PML-NBs, and silence viral gene transcription. This study focuses on the role of two herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) proteins, ICP0 and Us3, in disrupting PML-NBs and counteracting cellular antiviral defence. En passant mutagenesis was used to create recombinant HSV-2 viruses lacking ICP0, Us3, or both ICP0 and Us3. Growth analysis of these recombinants indicates no growth defects for the ICP0Δ virus, while the Us3Δ virus grows to one log lower titres than wild type virus (WT). By contrast, the ICP0Δ virus displays a delay in PML-NB disruption, but the Us3Δ virus is as efficient as WT. However, Us3 is still important for PML-NB disruption, since the ICP0Δ/Us3Δ double mutant exhibits a greater delay than the ICP0Δ single mutant. Although PML is a mediator of the interferon (IFN) response and it was predicted that ICP0 and Us3 interfere with the IFN response through disruption of PML-NBs, my results show that only some HSV-2 Us3Δ clones are hypersensitive to the effects IFN, and others are resistant. Us3 affects more than one cellular pathway, and those cellular pathways are affected by more than one viral protein. I conclude that the activities of multiple viral proteins create a fine balance between activating cellular pathways to promote virus replication, and inhibiting cellular antiviral defence. Description: Thesis (Master, Microbiology & Immunology) -- Queen's University, 2014-01-23 10:55:16.715 2014-01-23T05:00:00Z


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Sensory Series V.1 - Lower Dens - Stillwater Artisanal Ales
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Ratings: 108 | Reviews: 29 | Display Reviews Only:
4.1/5 rDev +4.3%
Beautiful looking beer, solid aromas an extra dry finish. Spot on for a saison(that rhymes, depending on how you pronounce saison)
08-21-2014 23:16:17 | More by Modernrickk
4.12/5 rDev +4.8%
08-21-2014 05:23:29 | More by KVNBGRY
4/5 rDev +1.8%
08-04-2014 23:59:01 | More by hilgart1
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
07-25-2014 20:24:03 | More by DamienI
3/5 rDev -23.7%
07-15-2014 16:24:56 | More by QueerBeer
3.8/5 rDev -3.3%
375ml brown bottle purchased from Leura Cellars.
Uncaps with a fizz and proceeds to froth over the countertop. After a little time, it pours rather sedately, in fact, a clear golden hue with a surprisingly minimal head of white. Stacks of carbonation though feeding it, and it rushes through the rather light body.
Nose is pleasant. Mild, dry white wine acidity, with a touch, perhaps, of the hibiscus lending a little fragrant sweetness. Some earthy tones come through as well, especially as it warms. Pretty nice.
Taste has a slight soda acidity on the front, developing into a rather dry mid-palate laced with a little funk. Musk and earth towards the back, with a chewy finish that's sweeter than I expect. Feel is rather pleasantly subdued. Despite the seemingly robust carbonation, there's a smoothness to the fizz that stops it from getting too aerated.
Overall, yep: this is another solid beer from Stillwater. Clean and bright facade with earth and funk hiding underneath it. The hibiscus is only subtle, but it does add a little twist to add some interest to it. I think it's fair to say though that this is mostly just another solid beer in the same style Stillwater always does.
07-05-2014 02:22:17 | More by lacqueredmouse
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
06-09-2014 00:29:02 | More by KevMo84
New York
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
06-06-2014 04:10:02 | More by ausonius
4/5 rDev +1.8%
375 ml bottle into tulip glass, no bottle dating. Pours lightly hazy/cloudy bright gold color with a 2-3 finger fairly dense and fluffy white head with good retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing clings around the glass, with a large amount of streaming carbonation retaining the head. Aromas of lemon zest, pear, apple, white grape, black pepper, hibiscus, wheat, cracker, herbal, grass, and yeast earthiness. Very nice aromas with good complexity and balance of fruity/spicy yeast, pale malt, and hibiscus/hop notes; with good strength. Taste of lemon zest, pear, apple, white grape, black pepper, hibiscus, wheat, cracker, herbal, grass, and yeast earthiness. Moderate yeast spiciness on the finish; with lingering notes of lemon zest, pear, apple, white grape, black pepper, hibiscus, wheat, cracker, herbal, grass, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Very nice balance and complexity of fruity/spicy yeast, pale malt, and hibiscus/hop flavors; with a great crisp malt/yeast flavor balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium-high carbonation and medium bodied; with a very smooth, crisp, and fairly prickly mouthfeel that is great. Alcohol is well hidden with only a slight warming present after the finish. Overall this is a damn nice spiced saison style. All around good complexity and great balance of fruity/spicy yeast, pale malt, and hibiscus/hop flavors; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A very enjoyable offering.
06-02-2014 01:01:51 | More by superspak
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
05-22-2014 20:25:42 | More by afsdan
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +1.8%
05-12-2014 23:45:37 | More by jfstilling
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
05-06-2014 05:09:47 | More by MrMaestoso
4.51/5 rDev +14.8%
This beer was released over a year ago, in December of 2012. It is bottle conditioned, so there is hope that is has held up to the expectations of the brewer. This is the first beer in Stillwater's Sensory Series, a concept that allows him to partner with musicians and create flavors and aromas to accompany the sights and sounds of particular music videos and artists. This beer is matched with Lower Dens' video "In the End is the Beginning," a true mixture of shoe-gazing, tone poem, and grungy guitar. I picked this bottle up from The Greeks in Narberth. A 375ml bottle, poured into a ballon glass, and served at room temperature.
In the glass is is a bubbly, airy looking beer. The bubble collect, rise, coagulate, and eventually pop and die away. The liquid this white head sits on is a hazy field of pale golden wheat. Bright yellows, and some golden orange highlights.
The smell of this beer is incredible and unique. The base of the aroma is a saison that delivers a fresh cut grass and hay field aroma, but on top of that, and more present and distinguishing is the aromas from the herbs and spices used in the process. I'm not sure if there is anything in here other than hibiscus, but that aroma comes with a beautiful profile, lending floral and minty notes, and some spiciness as well, but with a certain sweetness to it as well, like cinnamon. I find it elegant, and appetizing.
Brian hits the target here: "White, but not bright". He succeeds in creating a very light bodied beer by making it quite effervescent and with a dry finish, but offering the drinker flavors that are earthy, floral, and at times even spicy. A slight amount of bitterness keeps the beer together, but what steals the attention on the palate is the hibiscus flavors, with notes of curaçao, rosewater, and a light cocoa flavor.
The concept for this beer is great, and the 12 minute song is just long enough to allow the drinker to capture the "flavor" of the sound, and find the inspiration for the taste and aroma of the beer. It's a hazy sort of post-modern tone poem, based more in feeling than in structure....and this parallels the beer perfectly. A good opening beer for the series that focuses on what Stillwater is known for, and making some alterations to fit in with the feeling of local band Lower Dens. Absolutely is something I would buy again, especially for a revisit to this series.
04-02-2014 03:28:00 | More by MusicaleMike
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
03-18-2014 12:49:35 | More by jklecko2
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
a saison brewed with hibiscus flowers. i didnt go all the way with the music download part of the sensory series, im not much for pop culture, but i enjoyed the beer a lot in spite of all that. i expected more of a jolly pumpkin io clone, but its nothing like that masterpiece unfortunately, very little funk for the style. it pours golden and shockingly clear for a saison. good white head on it too, but it fades out. the nose is a little perfumy on the hibiscus, but its got a little tartness that really helps. its the same saison yeast in nose and taste as most stillwater stuff, very familiar, lighter, but effective in this brew. the hibiscus is lighter in taste than smell, but influences this beer well, floral and bright, fun and summery, subtle, and i like it. the flowers done impact this like the jolly pumpkin one, so dominant, but that has rose hips too. this one it just compliments a really light grain bill and that yeast. well carbonated as they come, and extremely light in feel. i am frustrated by how expensive this is, six or seven bucks a bottle for a beer i feel like i want four or five of you know? if these were ten bucks a sixer, i would buy it all the time, but this just left me wanting more. a bit pedestrian, but a cool brew.
edit: with a little more time on this, it gets a lot different. brett has started to develop a little bit, and the floral hibiscus thing has largely faded to bitterness. this may not be aging real well, so go ahead and drink up sooner rather than later i advise.
03-14-2014 16:04:03 | More by StonedTrippin
New York
4/5 rDev +1.8%
03-04-2014 01:27:31 | More by thatisgrossman
New York
3.5/5 rDev -10.9%
02-27-2014 21:25:08 | More by RollBounce
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
02-26-2014 14:09:42 | More by Griffith
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +1.8%
02-02-2014 03:02:05 | More by cjgiant
North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev +0.5%
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy goldenstraw with a two inch ivory cap; quite a few dots of lace line the tulip glass
Smell: Wheat bread, yeast and pear with faint lemon and floral tones
Taste: Bready, up front, with pear fruit developing; subtle lemon, herbal and floral tones interplay in the mid-palate; a little tart, a little bready and rather dry in the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Overall: A nice Saison; perhaps the floral flavors were bolder when the beer was fresh as they are very subtle now
02-02-2014 01:15:19 | More by brentk56
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
01-16-2014 00:13:01 | More by pesekad
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
01-14-2014 04:07:47 | More by jaydoc
4.24/5 rDev +7.9%
Bottle poured into belgian tulip
A - deep straw with excellent carbonation, solid head that dissipates into a consistent thin cap that leaves excellent lacing.
S - Sweet doughy malt bill with a touch of spicy Belgian yeast character.
T - The hibiscus really comes out, touch of lemon grass and funk in there as well.
M - Light, airy and refreshing, with a drying finish. Makes you want to take another sip like a great Saison should.
O - Really phenomenal example of the style. Another knockout from Stillwater.
01-10-2014 02:42:52 | More by Zach136
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -10.9%
01-07-2014 00:31:45 | More by ScaryEd
4.08/5 rDev +3.8%
Poured a hazy, golden color and produced a fluffy, creamy, rocky, white head. Lemon drops and wet grass smells; some faint esters in the background. Delicately sweet flavor with a lightly bitter backdrop. Medium bodied, soft and delicate; dry finish.
I wasn't sure what to expect when trying this beer, but I was pleasantly surprised at the subtle complexity and depth with this beer. The bottle says it was brewed with hibiscus, which probably explains some of the delicateness, yet there is also a nice complement of wheat smoothness (I don't know if wheat was used) and an interesting, light-handed citrus/floral hop presence. Well, whatever the ingredients, the brewers did an outstanding job producing this easy drinking beer.
12-29-2013 23:47:55 | More by beergoot
Sensory Series V.1 - Lower Dens from Stillwater Artisanal Ales
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Gabriel & Dresden - Dance Department (1-07-06)
Carl Cox - Live from Avalon, NYC (12-24-05)
quote:Originally posted by Trancer-X
Carl Cox - Live from Avalon, NYC (12-24-05)
That must be mistagged because he didn't play here.
"Go back to bed america your government is in control
Here's American Gladiators, here is 56 channels of it,
Watch these picturary retards bang their fuckin' skulls together and congratulate you on living in the land of freedom,
Here you go America you are free to do as we tell you
We want your soul
Your cash, your house, your phone, your cash, your house, your life" -Adam Freeland - We Want Your Soul
quote:Originally posted by Groundhog Boy
That must be mistagged because he didn't play here.
You're right!
I just did a search for it and all I could come up with is this:
quote:Avalon - Coast To Coast
From the East Coast to the West Coast in six hours. Traveling 3000 miles through the earphones of a DJ recorded live at venues in Boston, New York and Los Angeles. This is the full Avalon experience hosted by one of the worlds great DJs from England who know resides stateside - Dave Ralph. Co-Hosted by Mason David of Thump Radio with interaction with the security, the staff, the bartenders, the club goers and the DJs.
Featuring all the residents such as Alex Whalen, Randy Deshaies, Eli Wilkie, Sol, and Dave Ralph - not to mention all of the amazing headlining talent that rolls through the Avalon clubs week in and week out. So buckle your safety belt, by plane, train or automobile and travel 3000 miles.
It's weird, though - at the beginning of the set the 'flight captain' says we're approacing LaGuardia airport, and then it has the voice of a guy hailing a taxi where he says that he's going to Avalon.
Either way, I like it!
Maor Levi - Shining
nice marley sample incorporated in a groovin tune
aloud- sex and sun (eric prydz remix)
fall out boy- dance dance (tommie sunshine's brooklyn fire re-touch)
i love it because it has a sample from beta boy around 2:18
omg 80's...
hyper loves aha- take on me
i think i need to learn to dj because i have WAY too much good music for just my own pleasure!
Dj liljo-Holy Devotion What a great set hehe.
quote:Originally posted by trancEyes22
omg 80's...
hyper loves aha- take on me
i think i need to learn to dj because i have WAY too much good music for just my own pleasure!
Wonder where you got that
quote:Originally posted by Tranz
Wonder where you got that
Last edited by trancEyes22 on Jan-25-2006 at 01:15
quote:Originally posted by trancEyes22
omg 80's...
hyper loves aha- take on me
i think i need to learn to dj because i have WAY too much good music for just my own pleasure!
and you could get girls to go down on you =)
In the beginning there was Jack. And Jack had a groove. And from this groove came the groove of all grooves. And while one day viciously throwing down on his box Jack boldly declared "Let there be house!" And house music was born. I am the creator and this is my house and in my house there is only house music. But I am not so selfish because once you enter my house it then becomes our house and our house music and you see no one man owns house because house music is a universal language spoke and understood by all. You see, house is a feeling that no one can understand really unless you're deep into the vibe of house. House is an uncontrollable desire to jack your body and as I told you before this is our house and our house music. In every house you understand, there is a keeper and in this house the keeper is Jack.
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