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a crazy old fart who has never really grown up and has been watching anime since the 60's, been around a bit and done a few things some i am proud of some i'm not, i'be been disabled and retired for some 20 years now and my time is spent on gaming on the comp and anime along with posting on this forum, that is when there is not a call for fire fighting or search and rescue which i have been involved in as much as i can for nearly 20 years now...
A little edit now my disability has gotten to the point I can no longer fight fires or do any field work for search and rescue....I'm pretty much spent.....but the sar group still wants me around if only at the meetings to share my experience with the new members....it's a bit sad I can do this anymore but.....that's life..
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I have been here since 2008, but i'am more of a listener/reader on the forum. Ofcourse i also came across some of your posts, so i was 92% sure that you would like this anime for some reason.
The shows you mentioned are very good and i really enjoyed them. These kind of animes stick with me for days. They really go deep into the emotions between characters.
I have a couple more recommendations if you like. White Album 2 (Not part 1, that one is really bad).
5 centimeters per second and Kotonoha No Niwa. Both movies, but done amazing.
And Kamisama Hajimemashita.
I wanted to recommend you 'Nagi No Asukara'. Cause i felt like you would enjoy it. But i see you already watched it. Good to see :).
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Pffft, Like devil is afraid of some lolicon ghosts :3
and if you eat my snacks , ull just hurt yourself ! they are full of poison :troll:
So, Natsu is great, but needs to be accompanied by a box of tissues. Got it.
I'm watching Pet Girl now, no one warned me it is also a tear-inspiring series. Glad you warned me!!!! Appreciate it, my friend.
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After months of haggling lawmakers in Harrisburg have agreed on a plan to fix a problem decades in the making.
Finding funding to repair Pennsylvania's crumbling road and bridge system.
The 2.3 billion dollar plan is not painless; it raises the cost of getting a license and registering a vehicle and perhaps most onerous, it also raises taxes on gasoline to some of the highest in the nation in the next four years.
There's a lot of blame to go around. A number of governors and lawmakers balked at making the tough call of finding the money to fix the problem, so the problem got worse as a result.
Now with the situation critical, the republicans who have been preaching belt tightening suddenly find themselves in a situation where the funds have to be raised.
You could argue that there are some politics at work. The gas tax will be raised over five years, which will make the impact minimal for the 2014 election.
The full force of a 25- to 28-cents per gallon increase won't be felt until 2018, when a second term Governor Corbett would be leaving office.
Still, if you believe that this is an issue that had to be addressed then going to the people who use the roads and bridges makes the most sense.
If you are one of those people who do you've probably already come to the conclusion that the crisis is real and we've run out of lag time.
There's no getting around that it cost a lot of money to get around. Finding a plan to fund repairs on an on-going basis could go a long way in easing the sticker shock Pennsylvania drivers are about to feel.
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Desert Breeze Villas Condiminum-10030 W Indian School RD. Phoenix,AZ
Quiet Gated Community in West Phoenix / Avondale area - This very tastefully furnished PREMIUM condo has a great location close to lots of golfing, many major sports venues, good restaurants, exciting night life, Tanger Outlet Mall shopping and tourist destinations. This is a fully equiped unit; all you need to bring is your toothbrush and a bathing suit. Queen bed in master bedroom and Queen bed in the second bedroom. Sleeps 4.
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This beautiful condo is located on the 2nd floor and has a balcony with access from the kitchen and master bedroom.Condo is just a few steps from the pool and spa. Extremely well furnished unit has all new furniture, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, washer & dryer, walk-in closets in both bedrooms and assigned covered parking. The Condo is just a few steps from the Heated Salt Water Pool, Hot Tub and 24 hr. Fitness Center. Gas BBQs are provided for your convenience. Unit has New 43" TV with Digital Cable, Wi-Fi Internet, DVD. All the linens, towels, dishes and kitchen equipment are furnished for you. Both bathrooms are equipped with hairdryers. This is an alergen-free unit: No Pets / No Smoking.
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UPDATE: Darren Sproles has suffered a concussion and will not return to the game, according to John Clayton.
New Orleans Saints running back Darren Sproles has gone to the locker room after taking a big hit against the New York Jets and is undergoing concussion testing, according to Jeff Duncan of the Times-Picayune.
Sproles caught a short pass in the flats on the Saints' first possession of the game and was met by a hard hit from safety Antonio Allen. Sproles looked shaken up as he headed to the sideline and is now in the locker room. Whether he will be able to return to help the Saints in their quest to improve to 7-1 is unknown.
Sproles has been an impact player on the Saints' offense this season, piling up 484 combined offensive yards and scoring a pair of touchdowns. His role has diminished in recent weeks, however -- since scoring two touchdowns in a win over the Dolphins on Sept. 30, he has just 25 rushing yards and 89 receiving yards over three games.
The Saints missed a field goal on the opening drive in which Sproles was injured.
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When holding a concert at a massive botanical garden/environmental center located in a large crater, there isn't much needed to enhance the environment. But when French dance-electronica duo Air headlined at the summer music Eden Sessions at the Eden Project–an environmental biosphere set in a sunken crater in Cornwall, UK–Entec, Avolites, and James Thomas's Pixel range team joined forces to enhance the visuals and sound.
Entec supplied both lighting and sound production for the UK and European legs of Air's extensive 2004 tour, working with the FOH team of LD Dave Byars and sound engineer Paul Ramsay.
Light as Air
With Dave Byars in the creative control, Air's lighting has touches of imaginative magic and visual invention. With the band primarily static onstage, lighting plays an important aesthetic role in the show. Byars wanted to keep the fixtures low, shooting through the band into the audience, in a visual attempt to transfer the energies of the live performance from the stage to the crowd.
The lighting rig consisted of 14 Studio Spots, 8 James Thomas Pixelline LED battens, and four Manfrotto stands on risers. For control Byars chose an Avolites Diamond 4. He first used the console on one of the US legs, and finding that it was lightweight, easy to hoist up the FOH towers, and still offered plenty of creative power, he decided it was essential to have it on the rest of the tour.
Byars thinks the desk is "brilliant;" he especially likes the way he can lay it out exactly as he wants, and the fact that all faders can be used as playbacks, so he never runs out of space or options.
Byars ran his touring Pixellines via PixelDrive Lite PC based software, giving two graphics layers, one mask layer and the PixelDrive front end, making programming straightforward and quick.
Biomagic Illumination
After the first site visit to the Eden Project, Byars was struck by the huge translucent spheres, known as Biomes, at the site. He was determined to light them–the opportunity of having the giant translucent structures as a backdrop behind the stage was just too good to miss. It would be the first time that the attraction's famous Biomes had been illuminated with Pixel fixtures. Integrated into the live performance, they formed a beguiling multi-colored backdrop to the stage.
Chris Ewington of the James Thomas Pixel team arranged additional Pixel fixtures to be delivered to site for the Eden Project show, and Avolites supplied a second Diamond 4 console and another PixelDrive computer to control the in-Biome lighting.
Eden Project biomes lit with the James Thomas Pixel range
Twenty-four PixelPAR 90 (A) architectural firings were positioned around the Tropical Biome, chosen for this location because of their solid wash type of light output, and their sturdy weatherization–not flinching in the 98% humidity in the environment. The Temperate Biome featured less extreme weather, so the Pixelline 1044 battens were used.
Fraser Elisha of Entec handled the environmental lighting at Eden. Locally based Wavelength Sound & Lighting Systems run by Ade Bart also helped.
They used an Avolites eDMX system to control the Pixel fixtures. Scattered far and wide throughout the Biomes, conventional data cabling would have been unwieldy, time consuming, and impractical.
You Can Hear it In the Air
Entec supplied consoles, FOH racks, multicores, monitor control, specialist monitors, and all mikes for the sound department throughout the UK and European legs of the tour, including a full d&b PA for Air's non-festival shows. Paul Ramsay used his own Digico D5 live console at every show, tying it in to any locally provided racks and stacks.
Ramsay's effects rack included an Eventide H3000 and a TC D2 delay for the vocals, both MIDI'd to the desk, and he utilized all the D5's internal effects engines. One of these "special" effects is an Electric Mistress guitar effects pedal, a flanger type effect which he uses across the snare on "Sexy Boy," replicating the effect Air used in the studio.
He mixes a smooth hi fi sound coming off stage, with fat low end and plenty of sub. Air are great to work with, he says, and are extremely precise in their sonic requirements.
Gerry Colclough, who carries his own Midas XL3 board, looked after monitors, they are also supplied by Entec. Air uses Neumann KN105 mikes. The only monitor enclosures carried on the tour were two pairs of Entec's d&b E3s, used for keyboards and drums, with the other 5 pairs of wedges on the PA spec sourced locally.


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There\'s a very real chance the Bucs waive [Revis] before next season. At the very least, it will be a discussion worth having.
Even though it's just for fun...the first 5 picks would actually make this team a hell of a lot better.
i would burn all my bucs stuff and pick another team if we actually did this, but I would die from ejaculating out all bodily fluids, if we took 'noles with every selection
I think we'll see a lot more out of Danny Noble next year at TE. He was a West Virginia guy but one who could develop into a really nice pass catching TE.
Geno Baby ! Would love to have a cam on Freeman when they announced the Bucs pick Geno with the #13 pick.
All the other mocks I've seen don't have Geno lasting till pick #13.
Quote from: Dolorous Jason on January 14, 2013, 07:52:41 AMAll the other mocks I've seen don't have Geno lasting till pick #13.I read something on Geno the other day. He has all the tools, and size and athleticism. But apparently is the worst interview some have ever seen.


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Kay Granger on Crime
Republican Representative (TX-12)
Proponents support voting YES because:
Rep. CONYERS: Some 650,000 men and women are leaving the Federal and State prisons each year. While the vast majority of the prisoners are committed to abiding by the law and becoming productive members of society, they often encounter the same pressures & temptations that they faced before prison. More than two-thirds of them are arrested for new crimes within 3 years of their release. This exacts a terrible cost in financial terms as well as in human terms. The Second Chance Act will help provide these men and women with the training, counseling and other support needed to help them obtain & hold steady jobs; to kick their drug and alcohol habits; rebuild their families; and deal with the many other challenges that they face in their efforts to successfully rejoin society.
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. GOHMERT: The programs that are sought to be renewed are ones we don't have information on how successful they were. I can tell you from my days as a judge, there was some anecdotal evidence that it looked like faith-based programs did a better job of dramatically reducing recidivism. In addition:
CURE (Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants) is a membership organization of families of prisoners, prisoners, former prisoners and other concerned citizens. CURE's two goals are
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AZ-5: Matt Salmon(R)
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NY-24:Dan Maffei(D)
TX-36:Steve Stockman(R)
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MA-5:Ed Markey(D,to Senate)
MO-8:Jo Ann Emerson(R,resigned)
MO-8:Jason Smith(R,elected June 2013)
SC-1:Tim Scott(R,resigned)
SC-1:Mark Sanford(R)
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CA-2: Jared Huffman
CA-7: Ami Bera
CA-15:Eric Swalwell
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CA-29:Tony Cardenas
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It's taken a while, especially given that the film comes out about four months from now, but some proper looks at James Franco, Michelle Williams, Mila Kunis and Rachel Weisz in Sam Raimi's "Oz The Great And Powerful" are here. And yes, another look at a monkey.
While this entry won't have the Scarecrow, Tin Man or other recognizable faces from the classic, it will approach the yellow brick road from a different angle, with Franco playing a struggling magician who is transported to the world of Oz, where he is mistaken for the next king of Emerald City. He'll have to battle the evil witches Theodora (Kunis) and Evanora (Weisz), while Glinda The Good Witch (Williams) will probably lend him a helping hand.
Audiences will also see Chinatown, which is not what you're thinking. "Everything in the land, the houses and people made of china, have been broken by the Wicked Witch and her army," Sam Raimi tells USA Today. "Oscar find the pieces of this china doll and puts them together, and hence the China Girl (voiced by Joey King) is saved."
Coming for you in 3D, "Oz The Great And Powerful" lands in theaters on March 8, 2013.
E | November 12, 2012 7:21 PM
Rachel Weisz is playing Evanora.... :)
Atasi | November 12, 2012 3:20 PM
Awww I love the pics thanks guys!! This movie is going to be huge who knows it just may be a bigger hit than "Skyfall"!!
Oztastic | November 12, 2012 10:55 AM
This movie is going to be freaking brilliant and I'm calling it now and instant classic. I can't wait any longer to see this movie. So, glad Franco has the lead in this, and from the further photo's we can all see (not a 14 year old attached), I can't stress this enough, it just looks simply amazing (wow, the detail on that monkey is outstanding) - everyone seems to fit their roles.
We really need to see the official trailer now...(monster hit of a movie, coming our way).....


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13th ANNUAL TEXAS AUTOCROSS RALLY
Student engineers from universities across North America will compete in scaled-down versions of Indy racers that they have designed and built from scratch July 19-21 in the 13th Annual Texas Autocross Weekend on The University of Texas at Arlington campus.
UT Arlington will host teams from Texas A&M, the University of New Mexico, UT Austin, University of Kansas, Texas Tech University and University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada.
UT Arlington FSAE car
UT Arlington FSAE car
One of UT Arlington's cars features new Active Aero technology, which uses a student-developed, on-board computer to open or close the "wings" reduce drag and increase downforce to make the car stick to the road. KU's team plans to compete with an all-electric car.
UT Arlington will showcase 10 cars, including the very first championship formula car from 1986, and a hybrid formula car that integrates electric motors with a 250cc single-cylinder motorcycle engine.
Dallas based Texas rock band Treeside is releasing their debut album EP "Thirteen" this July 9, 2013. Treeside's Blaine and Brady Mitchell cut their EP album in LA with producer Ethan Kaufmann and studio musicians Aaron Sterling (John Mayer) and Dave Amezcua (Awolnation) along side mixer Will Brierre (Killers). The EP is complimented by Blaine Mitchell's lyrical lasting memory styled writing, and melodies that touch the heart of your inner ear where it will choose to reside in you cinematic mind. The EP takes you through romantic dancing influenced rhythm to the dark tones of synth folk pop, and the rock vocal saturated sounds of Blaine Mitchell's voice throughout the EP. If you are a fan of heartfelt lyrical content and driving rhythm, Treeside is a band to follow for years to come.
Members: Blaine Mitchell (vocals) Bryson Funk (guitar) Jon Franks (lead guitar) Evan Scallan (Synth) David Darnell (Bass) Brady Mitchell (drums)
Treeside's Blaine and Brady Mitchell look to release their debut EP, "Thirteen" later this spring. This is a music video of their first single "Spin Around."
This music video was won by Treeside from Atonement Entertainment's first music video competition.
Moon day kicks off tomorrow morning at the Frontiers of Flight Museum located at 6911 Lemmon Avenue
The Doors open at 10 am.
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DeClutter for a Cause event. Be one of them and RSVP/buy tickets today. All proceeds go to the Moreno family and charities benefitting HLHS.
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Mick Lafata, who owns and manages several properties, including the charter school site at 2 Blackburn Drive, said Tuesday he places no blame on charter school officials, though he wishes the state could step in to help pay the five year lease signed by charter board trustees. The state is not responsible for paying the remaining 30 months of the lease at the cost of $35,000 per month, he said.
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Some residents have peddled the idea of Gloucester moving a city school into the building, but city officials have expressed no immediate need for the building.
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Bambic - Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
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Ratings: 196 | Reviews: 102 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by emerge077:
4.58/5 rDev +13.4%
Thanks Dave for busting out this 750, it's been on the radar for awhile!
Review from written notes.
Into a small tulip glass it pours a peachy opaque orange, a wispy skim across the surface after it settles down relatively quickly to other JP beers. Spotty lace all around the glass.
Acidic, tart fruits, lychee, passion fruit, grapefruit. Lactic tartness alternating with a slight natural fruit sweetness later on as it warms.
Pink grapefruit, peach, lychee... the fruity tropical citrus flavors dominate. Intensely fruity, tart, and dry. Tannic oak dries out the finish, cidery with a slight stickiness on the lips. Effervescent and lush with juicy fruit flavors. I could easily drink this all day and would never tire of it. Super fruit forward, not intensely sour, and very quenching. What's not to like?
Note to Jolly Pumpkin: Please put this into regular distribution! TIA
05-24-2011 01:48:35 | More by emerge077
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4.12/5 rDev +2%
08-22-2014 11:56:19 | More by tectactoe
3.5/5 rDev -13.4%
01-29-2012 22:18:15 | More by Soonami
3.88/5 rDev -4%
A - Dark golden hazy beer with a small white head
S - Tart, white vinegar, lactic acid and oak. Really tart in the nose that makes you almost want to back off while smelling it
T - Tart vinegar with lactic acid but not as tart as it smells. Slightly metallic, lemon peel and a small amount of funk to it
MF - Light carbonation with a creamy mouthfeel overall.
O - Decent Lambic but not as good as the Belgians. Soft sourness to it but not much funk to it. I think this would be better if it was as tart as it smelled
03-09-2013 03:18:26 | More by jeonseh
4.58/5 rDev +13.4%
Had out of Duvel style bottle bought from the brewery
A: Straw yellow with about one finger creamy head that sticks around
S: Smells fruity, barnyard, and a little acedic
T: I think this has a great balance of fruity belgiany esters and sourness. The sourness is definitely noticable but is not overpowering. Delicious
M: Good carbonation, not sticky or over or undercarbonated.
D: Very drinkable for a beer blended with lambic, wish I could have gotten more of these.
02-21-2011 23:44:59 | More by Bay01
4.03/5 rDev -0.2%
A - pours with a very short lived loose, white film. settles to a thin ring. the beer is almost crystal clear, pale yellow in color...odd for a sour/wild.
S - nice mix of sour/funk, with prominent green apple, farm fields, lemon rind and a pleasant grassiness. smells very much Belgian and authentic.
T - begins with a flash of sweet, almost corny and wheaty malt flavors. turns towards slightly lactic sourness, bringing along some pear, green apple, and a slight funk.
M - lightly bodied with crisp carbonation. finishes extremely dry yet nicely balanced between sweet, sour, and funky. very well put together, thirst quenching, yet not overpowering in any way.
O - solid beer all around, very happy to have picked this up at an Ohio store recently. great balance, though nothing spectacular. would love to try again, if it can be found.
02-04-2012 04:23:15 | More by Stigs
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -10.1%
Perhaps mellow after 2 years but still the foamer. Dark brown, with initially lots of foam. Neutral aroma. A wild ale, some acidity, but not that sour. How shall I say it, dish soap soapy residue aftertaste? Good drinkability, though just OK. Thanks for the rarer one in these parts, Steve.
08-10-2012 02:14:08 | More by Sammy
New York
3.9/5 rDev -3.5%
A huge thanks to Mikey (MIkey711) for this one. 4oz. pour from a capped 750ml bottle into a Hill Farmstead snifter. Had at a tasting on 6/4/11. Reviewed from notes.
A: Standard pour yields a .25 finger fine white head with good retention. Beer is a clear goldenrod. Lacing is stringy with good cling. Solid.
S: Nose is straw, lemon barnyard funk, and Brett in the back. Also citrus, apple rind, and some lemon zest. Not overwhelmingly aromatic but pleasantly mellow.
T: Lemon, apple, citrus, band-aid, and straw. Tartness grows towards the middle with a Brett presence really coming on strong. Slightly lactic, more citrus towards the end with a quiet apple finish and an apple skin bitter aftertaste. Very enjoyable.
M: Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Abrasive and prickly in the mouth and filmy going down. Smooth at the end with a mellow finish and a quiet aftertaste. Great for the style.
O: This beer is essentially a carbonated and therefore, livelier, crisper, and ultimately, better Lambicus... which in itself was a beer that I enjoyed a lot. A big sleeper in my opinion.
06-05-2011 13:54:36 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
05-19-2013 00:57:42 | More by Photekut
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
11-26-2013 02:25:27 | More by Gonzoillini
4.55/5 rDev +12.6%
11.2 oz bottle purchased at Winking Lizard. Blend 1, bottled on 12-1-10. Pours copper with a small head. Big lemon aroma with a touch of barnyard and Belgian yeast. Flavor is really lemony with some tart funk and a crisp finish. This beer is awesome and extremely drinkable. Not as bracingly sour as Lambicus and a bit more interesting than Bam... the best of both. I see a lot of negative reviews here, and I guess if you're not a sour fan I can see the point. But if you like sours, this is a really good beer... although the price is fairly insane.
02-12-2011 23:27:10 | More by miketd
3.98/5 rDev -1.5%
330ml bottle, big thanks to Ryan011235 for this.
Hazy golden in color with a small bu lasting off-white head.
Nice wild aroma, lambic-like, funky, oaky, and lemony. I like it.
The flavor is big on the lemon with considerable -bal notes, oak and bourbon. Some barnyard funk.
Medium body with less sourness than i expected, but hey, sourness is overrated. Mostly hype if you ask me.
Pretty solid beer overall.
02-18-2011 17:07:45 | More by nickd717
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
06-17-2013 12:20:38 | More by hiphopj5
3/5 rDev -25.7%
04-27-2014 04:54:29 | More by ohiobeer29
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +7.2%
This one was shared by funkydelic with beeruser, StayWhatYouAre2, 67couple, others, and myself at a recent tasting graciously hosted by beeruser! Blend 1! Bottle 12-01-10! 330 mL bottle. Served from bottle into a Duvel Parra tulip. Poured golden yellow with a half finger white head that subsided to a minimal amount quickly. Maintained excellent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, massive funk, tart cherry, sour, and pineapple. The flavor was of sweet malt, sour, big funk, and citrus. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was an excellent brew. Did I really just get pineapple on the nose of this one and citrus in the flavor!? Nice... The nose on this one was excellent as was the flavor. Everything on this brew worked really well together at complimenting each other and not leaving any component 'out to dry'. A must try for any sour fan out there that has not done so already...
08-25-2011 19:10:02 | More by thagr81us
Nova Scotia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1%
10-24-2013 16:49:32 | More by arniepnminne
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
05-19-2012 20:15:04 | More by KnightRider
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
08-07-2012 23:17:22 | More by GRG1313
4.33/5 rDev +7.2%
Poured from 330ml bottle. Many thanks to Eric (gratefulbeerhead) for the bottle.
A- Pours a hazed golden yellow color. Two finger white head shows great retention. Tons of web style lacing all over the glass when I drink this one down.
S- Barnyard funk really stands out in this one a lot in the inital aroma. Cider vinegar with hints of oak come through next with a hint of lemon as well. More funk and something else almost peach like in the ending along with a nice linger of alcohol. The funk really gives this beer a interesting appeal that makes my mouth water.
T- Banryard funk right upfront with a light vinegar flavor to it. The oak to me makes a nice presence right after this and I feel should be right there. A nice tart lemon flavor comes in next which packs a nice light sourness to it. Peaches once again show themselves in the ending but ever so lightly to me. Another cider like funk rides the ending along with a crisp warming alcohol.
M- Medium mouthfeel. Carbonation is fantastic for this beer beyond the first pour I think. Lots of funk and oak notes left on the palate. Aftertaste is hints of sourness and alcohol along with a boatload of cider vinegar funk. Flavors were well balanced for the style. No off flavors were present although it would be hard to tell anyways. Heavy alcohol drying on the palate which I expected from this beer.
O- I freakin loved this beer. I thought the funk on this was perfect not making it hard to drink. The ABV was drying and went well with the oak that seemed to bring this beer together quite well. I am looking for a couple more bottles of this beer as it is going to be good with a year or two on it!
05-20-2011 04:10:12 | More by alleykatking
4/5 rDev -1%
330ml bottle---Blend 2 (bottled 3/15/11). Poured into my Rodenbach snifter.
Pours cloudy straw color with an inch of white head. Fairly standard for the style.
Smells of some straw, white wine, slight funk
Taste is pleasant. Slightly tart but nowhere near puckering. Some lemon, dry white wine, orange peel towards the end. Not actually that funky on the tongue and I don't get much oak bitterness. Actually backs off flavor-wise on the end.
Carbonation is medium, not bad. Fairly smooth actually. If you like more tart and mouth-drying, this is not your sour.
Overall glad I was able to try this and pick several up; Had been wanting to try this for a while.
09-15-2011 00:47:26 | More by CruisaC
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
08-05-2013 12:27:03 | More by claaark13
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
First of all, a huge thanks to both sirotan and GuruDel for hooking me up with a couple bottles of this amazing beer from JP. Thanks again and cheers!
Second of all, I just do not understand why the Chicago crowd (I'm from Chicago...) absolutely ripped this a new one. I understand everyone is entitled to their own opinions but something doesn't add up here...oh well, not my problem.
Split with my brother-in-law in memory of my grandfather. We miss and love you!
Appearance - Pours into a Ladyface Tulip with a hazy golden straw color. About a finger of fizzy white head is achieved with a careful pour (read this may be a gusher - no such case here - perfect amount of carbonation). The head dissipates slowly and leaves nice lacing on the sides of the glass.
Smell - Damn is that a potent aroma. More funk than I can remember in most JP beers, lactic sourness, slight wood (not so much rotting as others have mentioned), barnyard, wet hay, and some nice strawberry and banana aromas along with Belgian spice/yeast.
Taste - Thankfully similar to the nose. Acidic and nice tartness up front. More tart than any JP beers I can think of off the top of my head (that I've tried). More so lemon and green apple peel tart flavors emerge as the beer warms, the typical and even more so than average barnyard funk midway through, and finishes dry and spicy with a hint of vanilla and oak.
Mouthfeel - Lighter bodied, decent carbonation, finishes a hint dry.
Drinkability - Immensely so. One of my favorite JP beers. I find it different than the "normal" line up of JP beers which makes it so intriguing to me...because it IS out of the ordinary of their typical beer. Absolutely can't wait to have this again and am SO thankful to my fellow BA's for hooking me up with this beer. Downright tasty.
03-06-2011 02:35:41 | More by SpdKilz
4.28/5 rDev +5.9%
Blend 2 Bottled 3-15-2011. Poured into my Russian River -tion glass.
Pours an every-so-slightly hazy orange/tangerine with absolutely no head. Minimal active carbonation seen in the glass. Nice looking.
The nose has tons of oak, funk, and acidic armoas. Total funkiness and barnyard going on here. The oak is pretty dominating as well.
The taste is full of funk, oak, lactic acid, and a slight butteriness on the end palate. The flavor does die pretty quickly after a sip. Take your tums with this one.
The mouth feel is quite prickly and relatively thin bodied. Very refreshing.
I'm very happy to have tried this brew and would love to taste it again with a few years on it.
12-10-2011 23:22:02 | More by hippityhops85
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
12-13-2011 14:39:44 | More by jsilva
3.55/5 rDev -12.1%
330 ml bottle, Blend 2, bottled 3-15-2011. Served in a Unibroue tulip glass, the beer pours a cloudy gold color with about a half inch white head. Head retention and lacing are both decent. Aroma is lemon and orange peel, white grapes, tart apples, funk and oak. The taste is similar to the aroma, the brew tastes like lemon peel, funk, oak, bready malt, white grapes and light tropical fruit. It's somewhat tart, but the tartness isn't very strong and it doesn't linger around for long in the finish, either. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's a bit slick and creamy with good carbonation. I think it's a decent brew, but I was hoping the tartness would have a little more kick to it. Hopefully it will get better with age, but right now there's nothing that impresses me about this beer. I expected more from Jolly Pumpkin with this brew. For $8.99 a bottle, my money could have been spent on something better. It's still worth a try if you're never had it before.
12-26-2011 00:46:53 | More by bluejacket74
Bambic from Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
90 out of 100 based on 196 ratings.


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Mutla Ridge - Kuwait
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Mutla Ridge - Kuwait
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The cliffs of Mutla Ridge in the deserts of Kuwait. This area was a strategic fortification for liberating US forces in the Persian Gulf war. Nearby is the "highway of death" - the road Iraqi forces used in their attempts to flee back to Iraq. Now the ridge is used as a recreation area. There are many four-wheelers, off-roaders, and picnicking families.
A famous shopping complex in Kuwait called 360 Mall. In this spot, there is a huge glass sculpture ha...
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9:00am Tuesday 4th March 2014 in Headlines By David Pritchard , Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
Long-awaited contract negotiations between Oxford United and James Constable are due to begin today.
The 29-year-old, nicknamed Beano, is the highest-profile member of the squad whose existing deals expire this summer.
A haul of 11 goals so far this season has put him on course to become their top scorer for the sixth successive season, and leaves him only three away from their all-time record.
Constable, who joined in 2008, is the longest-serving player in the squad and last month admitted he was "desperate" to stay.
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The U's chairman has revealed he is scheduled to meet Constable's agent, who is his father, Stuart, today and has also held talks with at least two other players.
Lenagan said: "Mickey and I are heavily involved in contract discussions with a number of players.
"We have had a lot of discussions with Josh Ruffels and Tom Newey and a number of other players.
"I'm not excluding anybody by mentioning those three."
Lenagan has been clear he does not want a repeat of the end to last season, when the club had to make decisions on most of the first-team squad.
Goalkeeper Ryan Clarke and youth team prospect Josh Ashby are the only players to sign new deals so far, but more appear to be in the pipeline.
Lenagan said: "It's an ongoing thing and I've had years of experience of doing that with players in contract situations.
"I'm quite comfortable about where we are for the end of the season."
United are among the promotion contenders, but there is no intention of waiting to see which division they will be in for the next campaign.
He added: "It's a factor, but many of the players we are talking about – and this was Chris Wilder's view as well as Mickey Lewis's – is they are capable of playing in League One.
"There's no panic about whether we are in League One or Two, but we obviously want to be in League One."
- JAMES Constable's volley at Torquay United failed to make the final shortlist of five for the Mitre Goal of the Year at the Football League Awards later this month.


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5/6/14 – While the Wild are down 2-0 to the Hawks, the second-round series is headed home to Minnesota for Games 3 (avg. $286) and Game 4 (avg. $394). While Zach Parise leads the team with 11 postseason points, he'll need some help from the other Wild players if they want to get back in this series. What better way to do it than on home ice; prices are for the Wild's first home game of the series are down 8 percent while Game 4 prices have seen a 13 percent jump in the last five days. Minnesota is undefeated in three games at home in these playoffs, outscoring the Avs 8-3 at Xcel Energy Center in the opening round. Behind a loud home crowd, a tied series heading back to Chicago is highly attainable.
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4/30/14 – It's just got wild Wilderness! Following Minnesota's 5-2 Game 6 win on Monday, the Wild will try to close out the series tonight in Denver. While the Wild have outscored the Avalanche, they'll have to win on the road in order to advance to the second round, something they have yet to do this series. Zach Parise leads both teams with 10 points, which includes three goals. And, since Darcy Kuemper took over in game two, the netminder has outplayed Colorado's Semyon Varlamov posting at 1.53 GAA. Will we see a fourth overtime game between the two squads? It will all be unveiled tonight!
4/21/14 – The Wild hope to get themselves back into the Western Conference quarterfinals on home ice Monday at Xcel Energy Center. Down 2-0 to the Colorado Avalanche in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in a best-of-seven series. Hoping to kick start something that isn't working, Minnesota is swapping goalies for Game 3 replacing Ilya Bryzgalov for Darcy Kuemper. Find out if the switch was the right choice with Minnesota Wild tickets. Prices are cheaper for Game 3 (avg. $125) than Game 4 (avg. $146), down 9 percent and 5 percent respectively since the start of the postseason.
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4/9/14 – After winning three in a row, the Wild are comfortably sitting in the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference. Minnesota is seven points ahead of Dallas who is holding on to the final playoff spot. Following Tuesday's shootout win over Boston, the Minnesota Wild clinched a playoff spot and secured the seventh seed which means they'll face the division winner with the fewest points in the opening round of the postseason. If the NHL playoffs started today, that would be the Anaheim Ducks whom the Wild recorded a 4-2 victory over in their last meeting (Jan 28). Two regular season games remain on the Minnesota Wild schedule – 4/10 vs. St. Louis (get-in $36) and 4/13 vs. Nashville (get-in $48); both games will be played at Xcel Energy Center.
4/3/14 – Minnesota will try to stay in front of Dallas and Phoenix in the Western Conference behind netminder (and former Coyote) Ilya Bryzgalov. Goaltenders Niklas Backstrom, Josh Harding, and Darcy Kuemper are all out with injuries. The Wild have distanced themselves from the pack, now four points ahead of the Stars who hold the second wild card spot. Thursday, the Minnesota Wild will look to secure their 40th win of the season against the Chicago Blackhawks, a team they've beaten three of four times this year. Should the Wild get the W, it'd be the first time the franchise has hit the 40-win mark since 2008-09.
3/28/14 – With 85 points, Minnesota (37-26-11) currently holds the first wild card spot in the Western Conference. With the Phoenix Coyotes recent 7-2-1 record, the Wild's ride to the NHL playoffs just got slippery. Separated by just one point, Saturday's showdown (avg. $60) in the desert between the two teams will be one for the books. The teams split their two previous meetings this season, each winning on the road. Can the Wild win for the fifth time in their last six in Phoenix? A top wild card spot would likely avoid an encounter with the current No.1 Western Conference Blues, whom the Wild lost to Thursday 1-5, in the first round of the NHL Playoffs.
3/19/14 – Former Isle Matt Moulson returned to Nassau Coliseum for the first time since being traded last Fall and scored two goals in the Wild's 6-0 rout of New York Tuesday night. The Wild hope to have a similar result Thursday, when Zach Parise visits New Jersey for the first time since leaving as a free agent. Following the Devils vs. Wild game, Minnesota will play a weekend home-and-home series against Detroit (avg. $226). If the
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3/11/14 – Of the nine remaining regular-season games at Xcel Energy Center, the cheapest games will be played this week. First, the Wild will host the Edmonton Oilers (avg. $96) where Minnesota will look to get the season sweep. Thursday, the New York Rangers (avg. $91) will be in town and the Minnesota Wild will look to reverse December's 1-4 loss. With 18 games remaining, the Wild are four points ahead of the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference. In a massive deal with the Buffalo Sabres right as the NHL trade deadline was closing, the Wild acquired star forward Matt Moulson and Cody McCormick in exchange for Torrey Mitchell and a second-round draft pick. The move proved that the organization was ready to make a run deep into the playoffs.
3/4/14 – The rumor mill was churning this morning with talks of the Wild acquiring Jaroslav Halak or Martin Brodeur as they made it clear they were in the market for a goaltender; instead, Minnesota went with veteran goalie Ilya Bryzgalov from the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for a 2014 fourth-round pick. The new lineup will next take home ice Sunday against the St. Louis Blues in which Minnesota Wild tickets are averaging $127. The March 9 meeting will be the first of four in a row at Xcel Energy Center.
2/25/14 - The Minnesota Wild will return a number of talented Olympians—including Mikael Granlund & Mikko Koivu (Finland), Zach Parise & Ryan Suter (USA) and Nino Niederreiter (Switzerland)—who are all expected to play in the first post-Olympic game Thursday night against the Edmonton Oilers. The Wild are currently ahead by five points in the Western Division race for the wild card. Though this healthy lead should hold off competition for a while, Minnesota is looking at a tough March schedule that includes 14 games in 24 days. There will be no room for slip-ups, so get Minnesota Wild tickets if you want to see some intense action! The Calgary Flames will be the Wild's first opponents at home; tickets start at $37 in the Upper Level and $67 in the Lower Level.
2/21/14 – The Wild returned from their Olympic break Wednesday at the Braemar Arena in Edina without their goaltender Josh Harding who has been out with multiple sclerosis medication issues since January 2. The Wild's goalie led the league with a 1.65 goals-against average and was third with a .933 save percentage before being placed on injured reserve. The Wild did call up defenseman Jonathon Blum and forward Jake Dowell from their AHL team in Des Moines and will return to Xcel Energy Center Mar 3 to play the Calgary Flames. The young club is currently in sixth in the East and will look to secure at least a Wild Card berth in the NHL playoffs this year.
2/4/14 – Tonight's matchup against the Lightning in Minnesota is the second and final meeting this season for the two teams. Ninety minutes before the puck drops, last minute Minnesota Wild tickets are available from $36. Fans who cannot make the game Tuesday at Xcel Energy Center, grab Wild tickets for Thursday's matchup against the Predators for a similar price, upwards of $38. Three weeks ago the Wild shutout Nashville 4-0 with goals from Dany Heatley and Jason Zucker in the first period and from Matt Cooke and Marco Scandella in the third.
1/30/14 – The Wild picked up a road win in Anaheim Tuesday night against the best team in the NHL. It was just the second loss in regulation for the Anaheim Ducks at the Honda Center. Minnesota will take their physicality to Colorado Thursday where they'll try to stop the Av's Gabriel Landeskog who has been a point-per-game player in the last 17. Minnesota Wild tickets at Xcel Energy Center are hovering around the league average at $122 for remaining home games, 40% less than they were at the beginning of the year.
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3/22/13 - At the halfway point of the NHL season, the Minnesota Wild lead the Northwest Division. With significant contributions from free-agent acquisitions — Zach Parise and Ryan Sutter — the team is on its way to the NHL Playoffs. Youngsters Charlie Coyle and Jason Zucker give us the impression that the future is bright in Minnesota. A couple more years with this team playing together and the MN Wild will be in position to win their first Stanley Cup.
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Following the many additions to the Wild roster in the 2012 off-season, Minnesota Wild tickets increased 46% on the secondary market. Now averaging $111, MN Wild tickets are still under the League average. The most expensive game on the Minnesota Wild schedule is against the
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High nitrate levels in this area are not uncommon. However, the T.C.E.Q. took the sample June 26th and didn't notify the city until July 11th of the problem. And, it's not clear what caused the levels to spike in the first place.
Shortly after 2:30pm Thursday, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality notified the City of Burkburnett water system, that nitrate levels in the drinking water had exceeded the maximum contaminant level.
"We need to be well informed for one thing and in advance especially, with the water this time of year. You know, every year we go through this," said a Burk resident while fixing his car.
The Environmental Protection Agency set the limit at ten milligrams per liter, anything above that is a health concern. Burkburnett's nitrate level was 11, one milligram over the maximum.
"It's scary. I mean what about the people who might get sick," said another resident, just before entering a convenience store.
High nitrate levels can cause serious illness in infants under six months old, even death if untreated. Pregnant women are also cautioned about the health effects caused by water with high nitrate levels. Burk city officials notified residents about this issue Friday, in a public notice posted to the city's website.
"It makes me feel a little bit more secure, knowing that someone is going to notify us anyway," said the resident.
Spikes in nitrates can be caused by the environment for instance, heavy rains carrying fertilizers and toxins into the groundwater or by an equipment malfunction. City officials said, neither have occurred and the spike may have been a sampling or lab error on the part of the T.C.E.Q, so the water is being re-tested.
Many Burk residents say they drink bottled water because, they just don't trust the tap. "You just can't trust it. You don't know what's coming up out the ground. And with all the oil field work going on around here you never know," said another resident.
City officials took samples to the Red River Water Authority for testing and the levels came back normal. Another sample was sent by the city to be re-tested. The T.C.E.Q. is re-testing the water as well. The results are due back by the middle of next week.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The 33.5 million people who saw President Barack Obama's fifth State of the Union made it the smallest audience for the annual speech since Bill Clinton's last address in 2000.
The Nielsen ratings company said Wednesday it was down from the 37.8 million people who saw Obama's State of the Union last year. The 52.4 million people who watched his first address in 2009 were his largest audience.
Sixteen networks aired the speech Tuesday night. The 6.5 million people who saw it on NBC just barely gave the network bragging rights over CBS, which had 6.4 million viewers. Nielsen says ABC had 5.5 million viewers for the speech. It says 3.7 million people saw Obama on Fox News Channel, 3.6 million on CNN and 3 million on MSNBC.
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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international medical humanitarian organization working in more than 60 countries to assist people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe.
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international medical humanitarian organization created by doctors and journalists in France in 1971.
Today, MSF provides aid in nearly 60 countries to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health care, or natural disasters. MSF provides independent, impartial assistance to those most in need. MSF reserves the right to speak out to bring attention to neglected crises, to challenge inadequacies or abuse of the aid system, and to advocate for improved medical treatments and protocols.
In 1999, MSF received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Every year, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides emergency medical care to millions of people caught in crises in nearly 60 countries around the world. MSF provides assistance when catastrophic events — such as armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, or natural disasters — overwhelm local health systems. MSF also assists people who face discrimination or neglect from their local health systems or when populations are otherwise excluded from health care.
On any given day, close to 27,000 doctors, nurses, logisticians, water-and-sanitation experts, administrators, and other qualified professionals can be found providing medical care in international teams made up of local MSF aid workers and their colleagues from around the world.
Source: www.doctorswithoutborders.org