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(CNN) — Want to marvel at California's giant sequoias or hike the Mount Katahdin section of the Appalachian Trail? With most of the United States' national parks still shuttered, the country's stunning state parks are getting some well-deserved attention.
There are more than 7,800 state park sites around the country, attracting over 720 million visits per year, according to the National Association of State Park Directors. By comparison, the National Park Service's 401 sites had over 282 million visitors last year. Many state park visitors are repeat visitors, enjoying the state parks near where they live. Here are some of our favorites.
Calaveras Big Trees State Park, California
Known for its North Grove of giant sequoias, Calaveras Big Trees State Park became a state park more than 80 years ago. Within the grove is the first redwood documented by Augustus T. Dowd in 1852, known as the "Discovery Tree" and the "Big Stump." This park is considered the state's longest continuously operated tourist site. The South Grove has a five-mile hiking trail through the sequoias. Located about 150 miles north of San Francisco, the park is open for day visitors and campers.
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By JOHN CORYER
---- — PLATTSBURGH — It continues to be a learning process for the Plattsburgh State men's basketball team.
The Cardinals, who had their share of good moments, led by as many as 22 points Friday night before settling for a 72-58 SUNY Athletic Conference win over Fredonia at Memorial Hall.
"I'm happy with the result and effort," said Plattsburgh coach Tom Curle. "But I'm unhappy with our level of concentration.
"At times, we did everything we're trying to do. But great teams don't commit 27 turnovers. The turnovers were more a mental problem."
The Cardinals (6-2, 2-1) fell behind, 5-0, to start the game and then went on a huge roll, scoring the next 23 points, including a trio of 3-pointers by Shamoy McIntosh, for a 23-5 advantage. The lead got as big as 26-7 before Plattsburgh took a 42-25 edge into halftime.
Plattsburgh's biggest lead in the second half, with John Perez scoring five points in a row during one stretch, was at 59-37 before the Blue Devils (4-4, 1-2) drew as close as 12, at 65-53 and then 67-55, late in the contest.
Perez tallied a couple of two-point baskets off rebounds as the Cardinals went back up, 72-56, in the closing seconds.
"We came out and played well," said Curle. "But we got sloppy at times and still need to learn how to finish games. We won't have many games like this where we have a big lead. We got caught up in the 'wow' factor after getting the big lead, figured we were going to win and that's not who we are. We're a blue-collar team.
"I want us to be as good as we can be."
Perez had a big game for the Cardinals, going 7-of-11 from the field on the way to a game-high 18 points. He also grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds.
"For just about the entire game, John Perez personified who we are," said Curle.
Four Cardinals hit in double figures, with Kalik Parker scoring 12, Shamoy McIntosh 11 and Shavar Fields, 10. Chris Manning added six rebounds and dished out a game-high eight assists.
"They couldn't guard us inside," said Curle. "I felt we should have gotten the ball inside more — we didn't pass the ball that well tonight.
"We ended up shooting 9-of-23 on 3-pointers, but it could have been 9-of-16 if we went inside and then outside more."
Joe Monahan paced Fredonia with 16 points and six assists, while Dalton Kashmer added 11 points and Tyrone Clark eight.
The two teams combined for 51 turnovers, including 24 by the Blue Devils.
The Cardinals, who avenged two losses to Fredonia last season, did a good job on the boards, finishing with a 43-28 advantage.
Plattsburgh is back at Memorial Hall for a 4 p.m. conference game today against Buffalo State, which is unbeaten in SUNYAC play. The Bengals, however, needed a basket with three seconds left Friday night for an 85-84 victory at Potsdam.
"Tomorrow's game is going to be a different story," said Curle.
Today's contest will be the final one of the first semester for the Cardinals.
Plattsburgh 72, Fredonia 58
Fredonia (58)
Monahan 5-3-16, Clark 4-0-8, Kashmer 4-1-11, Billups 1-1-4, Deboy 2-0-4, Parris 1-2-5, Lyles 0-0-0, Rogers 2-0-5, Kovach 1-1-3, Case 1-0-2. Totals: 21-8-58.
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Manning 0-4-4, McIntosh 4-0-11, Perez 7-4-18, Moody 2-2-7, Hodgson 1-0-3, Mitchell 0-0-0, Ottey 0-0-0, Outlaw 0-0-0, Tibbs 1-0-2, Fields 3-4-10, Baker 0-2-2, Parker 4-1-12, O'Shea 0-0-0, Correa 1-0-3. Totals: 23-17-72.
Halftime: Plattsburgh, 42-25.
3-point goals: Fredonia (8): Monahan 3; Kashmer 2; Billups; Parris; Rogers. Plattsburgh (9): McIntosh 3; Parker 3; Moody; Hodgson; Correa.


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It was a fantastic cruise, smooth seas for the most part, and fairly good weather.
The food was amazing and much enjoyed by all. My son could not get enough of the delicious bread!
The ports we visited were Brisbane, Airlie Beach,Cairns and Newcastle, and we anchored off of Willis Island where there is a weather station, so we could be in International waters to allow the ship to sell us duty free goods!
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School security is tighter around the country in light of the Connecticut shootings, and metro Atlanta area campuses are no exception. Gwinnett County Schools is among the districts that are expanding their police presence. When students arrived at Peachtree Ridge High School on Monday, they may have noticed an increased presence of both school police on campus and officers from the Gwinnett County Police Department. In response to concerns expressed by both parents and staff, they've been added on campuses both inside and out. "They're here at our schools providing an additional presence at our schools, and we really believe that's going to serve as a relief and a reassurance to those in our schools and our school communities here as we end the semester," said Gwinnett County Schools spokesperson Sloan Roach.School officials say the additional security is not in response to any particular threat.
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METAIRIE, La. – Newly-acquired linebacker Barrett Ruud participated in practice Thursday, opening the door for him to possibly play in the New Orleans Saints' preseason game against the Houston Texans on Saturday.
"We are integrating him into the defense so we could see him maybe later on in the second half," Saints acting head coach Joe Vitt said.
Ruud is among the players listed as possibilities for this game, including several players who were either injured or have sat out practice recently.
Vitt said cornerback Marquis Johnson, after sitting out two days this week, practiced Thursday and has a good chance of playing.
Defensive end Turk McBride, meanwhile, practiced all week and, if all goes well in evaluations the next couple of days, he could see time against the Texans.
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In all, nine players either didn't practice or went through the session barely.
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If you think of server virtualization in terms of VMware, SWSoft Virtuozzo will turn that thinking around.
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I looked at Version 3.0 of SWSoft's Virtuozzo for Linux. First released in 2001, Virtuozzo for Linux has come a long way, and this version has a lot to offer, not the least of which is the v2.6 kernel base -- better late than never.
SWSoft's approach to server virtualization has some definite benefits over VMWare's. Among them, it requires much less overhead, so more virtual servers can be run from a single server without noticeable performance degradation. Further, the management of the servers is simpler.
On the other hand, it's impossible to run Windows virtual servers on a Linux host with this version of Virtuozzo -- and vice versa -- and each VPS is much more dependent on the underlying host OS than with VMware.
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Virtuozzo is capable of running different Linux distributions on a single host. Thus, for example, it's possible to run CentOS, Red Hat, and Suse VPSes on a Fedora Core 4 (FC4) host. A lot of low-level masking makes that possible. For instance, SWSoft has customized the host OS kernel to function with each of the supported OS distributions, and installing a new distribution template really installs a complete distribution under the /vz partition.
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Habitat and Congress Build Together During National Homeownership Month
Habitat for Humanity International Kicks Off Homeownership Month by Launching 'Congress Building America'
WASHINGTON – June 3, 2003 – Habitat for Humanity International launched this year's National Homeownership Month by announcing a new program, Congress Building America, to provide the opportunity for hundreds of low-income families to become homeowners. A bipartisan group of Senators and Representatives are original co-sponsors of Senate and House Concurrent Resolutions supporting Congress Building America, which encourages all members of Congress to build Habitat houses in their respective states and districts during each session of Congress.
Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity; The Honorable Mel Martinez, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; Nic Retsinas, Director of Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies and eleven members of Congress held a press event this morning at the Russell Senate Office Building announcing Congress Building America and addressing the issue of homeownership. Members of Congress participating in today's event included: Senators Allard (R-CO), Conrad (D-ND), Dole (R-NC), Landrieu (D-LA), Reed (D-RI), Chambliss (R-GA), Sarbanes (D-MD) and Representatives Harris (R-FL) and Walsh (R-NY), Etheridge (D-NC), Ney (R-OH).
"I am pleased that the Senate has seized the opportunity to promote homeownership nationwide by unanimously passing this legislation," U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, co-sponsor of the Senate Resolution said. "I am confident that Congress Building America will direct new resources and attention to this important issue and enable Congress to be a catalyst in the creation of strong families and stable neighborhoods, one home at a time."
"We need all the bipartisanship we can get, and thanks to Habitat for Humanity we're going to achieve it when members of Congress from both sides of the aisle join together en masse to help build homes for families in need," said U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop, who co-sponsored the Concurrent Resolution in the House. "Separate Habitat for Humanity collaborations with the House and Senate have succeeded spectacularly in the past, and this ambitious new project involving both houses at once promises to be the most successful of all."
Nic Retsinas, Director of Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies, offered preliminary findings from the Center's report – State of the Nation's Housing –scheduled for official release on June 17th. Among other facts, the report shows that with the addition of 1.1 million owners, the national homeownership rate reached another high of 67.9 percent in 2002.
The Congress Building America launch concluded with Millard Fuller and Secretary Martinez showcasing HUD's 'Homeownership Express.' The Homeownership Express is a HUD sponsored bus that will travel the country during National Homeownership Month. The bus will travel throughout June, attending events and highlighting features of affordable homeownership: homeownership education, affordable homes, down payment assistance, and mortgage financing options.
"HUD strongly supports this valuable opportunity for members of Congress to demonstrate their commitment to increasing minority and affordable homeownership in a hands-on approach, one family at a time," said Secretary Martinez.
"When these members of Congress roll up their sleeves and pick up a hammer to build Habitat homes, they leave behind a legacy of stronger families and stronger communities," said Millard Fuller. "We are so grateful for their dedication and commitment to providing safe and decent shelter for families in need."
The original 10 co-sponsors of Senate Concurrent Resolution 43 include: Senators Allard (R-CO), Brownback (R-KS), Cantwell (D-WA), Chambliss (R-GA), Conrad (D-ND), Dole (R-NC), Landrieu (D-LA), Reed (D-RI), Santorum (R-PA), Stabenow (D-MI). The original 7 co-sponsors of House Concurrent Resolution 184 include: Representatives Sanford Bishop (D-GA), Boehner (R-OH), Harris (R-FL), Jerry Lewis (R-CA), Mollohan (D-WV), Price (D-NC), and Walsh (R-NY).
The National Underwriters for Congress Building America are: America's Community Bankers, Andersen Windows Corporation, The Dow Chemical Company, Fannie Mae, Federal Home Loan Banks, First Horizon Home Loans, Freddie Mac, National Association of Home Builders, National Association of REALTORS®, Noesis, Inc, PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., and Whirlpool Corporation.
About Habitat for Humanity International
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Founded by Millard Fuller, along with his wife, Linda, Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliates in more than 3,000 communities in 87 nations have built nearly 150,000 homes with partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages. For more information about Habitat for Humanity International, please visit the web site at http://www.habitat.org/.
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I've done a handful of galleries and they typically ask for 50%-60% percent of sale price. Those percentages always sounded a bit high to me. But when I considered that I'm not terribly well known in gallery circles and that my work was getting shown in front of an audience I wouldn't normally have access to, 50% didn't sound all that terrible.
Of course, I know jack shit about gallery shows. I don't do enough of them to really know when I'm being ripped off or not. Also, what kind of work sells. Actually, that's a general problem that I have.
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Kane, Ally, and Bodie sit inside.
We have to bring the booze, but Gene said it's pretty easy to get a one-day permit for that.
What's he charging us?
Bodie smiles.
He just wants forty percent of any art that gets sold.
That's awesome. I figured locking down a venue would be our biggest headache.
Kane throws up devil horns.
What are we calling this open house, art show thingy?
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It's con season which can be kind of a hassle for creators. So here are two alternatives to trying to get into that big show.
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The Hiveworks team is hard at work migrating the YP comic CMS into something less crazy then the Comicpress madness. As a result, you'll notice a few 404′s if you click around here as well as comments missing on some posts. Those have been sucked into the new system and will be back up once we're able to finalize the migration. Hopefully, everything will get sorted out soon.
I've been meaning to update the website for a while now, but the WordPress/Comicpress combo has too many pieces that I'd need to change in order to refresh everything. There are so many bits that are connected with so many other bits that it'd be like digging for gold to make the changes I want.
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A week after fireworks and a festival of music saw out the Summer Olympics of 2012, it's quite clear that the Games proved to be anything but the nightmare than many Londoners had feared: the city's transport infrastructure held up, while London saw nothing like the onslaught of visitors that many had expected (and which had prompted many city dwellers to flee on holiday).
Fuelled by hundreds of enthusiastic purple-shirted volunteers, the logistics around the sites seemed to work seamlessly — while Britain's sporting success cheered a nation, which with little prospect of economic growth in sight, sorely needed a boost.
Unsurprisingly perhaps, politicians have sought to draw on some of that enthusiasm, with Prime Minister David Cameron calling for the "ambitious" spirit displayed over the course of the Games being used to help the country face its economic challenges.
Britain's public spend on the Olympics – £9 billion (Rs 78,700 crore) has been more restrained than many nations. For example — learning from previous hosts that had struggled to find the promised alternative uses some of new, expensive sporting arenas created as part of the Games — it opted for more temporary spaces (around a third of the venues are permanent and newly built).
Still, the final tally of expenditure is far in excess of the original £2.4 billion (Rs 21,000 crore) spend estimated at the time of the bid — perhaps hardly surprising given the huge contractual demands that hosting a Games places on a nation.
The exacting demands placed on a host nation and its National Olympic Committee, usually kept confidential, were made public a couple of years ago by the organisation, Games Monitor, which published the Host City Contract as well as the long list of technical manuals on everything — from the thousands of rooms that must be provided for the IOC (International Olympic Committee) and others, to the transport (from free transport for everyone from judges and competitors to media and sponsors) and even economy class travel to London, to the stringent brand protection, comprehensive medical services and doping controls, cultural programmes, to name a few.
The burden to deliver clearly falls on the host city and its organising committee (the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic games, or LOCOG): "The City, the National Olympics Committee and the Olympic Games Organising Committee undertake to indemnify, hold harmless and exempt the IOC, its officers, members, directors, employees, consultants, agents, contractors…from all payments and other obligations in respect of any damages suffered by the IOC…resulting from all acts or omissions of the City, NOC and/or the LOCOG…relating to the Games," the contract reads.
A nation also cedes a lot of authority: everything a country should wish to do around the Olympics — even coin and stamps issued in commemoration, or marketing programmes — must be run past the IOC, which retains the full intellectual property rights associated with the Games and its brands.
While the core infrastructure (including the permanent venue), security, and so on are paid for out of the public coffers, other aspects such as some temporary venues, ticketing, the provision of Olympic cars, the Opening and Closing ceremonies and technology relating to the Games, all come from the budget of the organising committee, LOCOG.
This body is in part funded by the IOC — the Olympic contract states that the amount received by the national organising committee is at the "sole discretion" of the IOC.
London's organising committee received around half of its £2 billion (Rs 17,500 crore) budget from this. The remainder has come through its own private sponsorship deals, ticketing sales (according to the contract it is entitled to 92.5 per cent of revenues from ticket sales), and merchandising sales.
While the funds raised by a national organising committee are meant to cover its expenses, any cost overrun must be funded by the host nation (LOCOG has insisted that it has kept to its revenue targets). LOCOG has sought to raise additional revenues, through the auctioning off of torches, as well as items such as the men's 4 x 100 relay, and tennis balls used at the Games.
The IOC itself makes most of its money (just under 50 per cent) from broadcast rights — which have soared from $1.2 million in 1960 from the Rome Games to $1.7 billion in Beijing.
The remainder comes from sponsors, and a fraction from ticketing and licensing — of this 90 per cent goes to other parties, including the National Olympic Committees, International Olympic Sports Federations and other bodies such as the World Anti-Doping Agency. The host nation itself does not receive any part of those revenues.
The way the costs are divided between the different parties is meant to ensure the bulk of what is paid by a nation such as infrastructure, are investments that will deliver returns over the next few decades — whether through the creation of jobs for domestic suppliers and infrastructure firms, better transport links, boosts to tourism and so on, says HolgerPreuss, a professor of Sports Economics at the Johannes Gutenberg-University in Mainz, Germany.
Of course, the extent to which these deliver over time is questionable — various studies conducted over the years of past Games have pointed to limited long-term tourism gains, while the experience of cities such as Athens and Beijing has demonstrated that its one thing to pledge that the new infrastructure and buildings will be put to great uses in the future and quite another to deliver on this.
Their experiences haven't fazed the British government: David Cameron has estimated that some £13 billion (Rs 1,13,700 crore) worth of economic benefit — including investment from overseas, tourism, and new contracts for British firms — will be reaped as a result of hosting the Games and an accompanying series of business summits for foreign investors.
The Park is set to be redeveloped once the Paralympics are over, while there is fierce competition amongst various sporting organisations (including Premier League club West Ham) to take over the 80,000-seat capacity stadium, and the Olympic Village, sold to Qatar in a £557-million (Rs 4,880-crore) deal last year, is set to become a residential neighbourhood.
Whether all this prevents London soon from being home to a host of white elephants remains to be seen.
The experience of Athens and Beijing does not support the view that the London Games will lead to long-term economic spin-offs.


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4/5 rDev +5.8%
07-18-2014 22:47:54 | More by Beer21
4/5 rDev +5.8%
07-04-2014 15:51:57 | More by GClarkage
4/5 rDev +5.8%
06-18-2014 20:34:01 | More by Tanger112
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
05-06-2014 01:55:58 | More by rxthree
4.23/5 rDev +11.9%
Poured from bottle into Chimay Chalice
A: Poured a deep amber to what I would call a "chocolate orange." Head isnt exceptional, but pours at a finger and dissipates to half a finger in sticky lovely foam.
S: This hits you in the face. Let me tell you that I am typing as it sits within hands reach and I can smell it from here. I don't even have a good sense of smell... and I'll be damned if I am pregnant. It smells delicious from here... let's get a closer scent.
Orange. Grassy hops, almost earthy. Chocolate malt. Coffee. Toffee. Carmel. Roasted barley?
T: WOW. Roasted and Toasted flavor. Barley. Chocolate malt. Toffee. Carmel. Hops are not right in your face. They are more of a subtle balancing act. That does not mean that there is a lack of hops... but they aren't hitting you in the face over and over as you sip. Entireably sessionable from a taste standpoint. Alcohol is hidden well.
M: Medium bodied. Malt taste makes this seem thicker than it is. Although... it is a heavy beer.
O: I like this... but it is not what it is advertized to be. Expected more hops. Expected an in your face and punching you at will hop experience. However, for the style, this is pretty damn good. It is no Green Flash Brewing... bur it is tasty. Sessionable - even at 10%. High marks.
03-30-2014 00:20:58 | More by ahommell
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3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
03-08-2014 17:14:57 | More by petermethot
4.25/5 rDev +12.4%
02-22-2014 23:03:56 | More by appetiteforparis
4/5 rDev +5.8%
11-16-2013 16:14:02 | More by jaydoc
2.75/5 rDev -27.2%
10-20-2013 23:29:31 | More by Dr_Bahmbay13
1.75/5 rDev -53.7%
09-21-2013 03:32:00 | More by jbierling
3/5 rDev -20.6%
08-14-2013 13:58:19 | More by RangnaR
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
08-13-2013 14:50:47 | More by Hopheadjeffery
2.75/5 rDev -27.2%
08-04-2013 02:16:14 | More by makasi
4/5 rDev +5.8%
07-16-2013 01:55:31 | More by pathman
3.63/5 rDev -4%
07-06-2013 03:55:53 | More by rkarimi
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
06-10-2013 22:51:01 | More by Jas45678
3.34/5 rDev -11.6%
Pours a super black amber with a half finger chocolate head that dissipates fairly quickly. Has some apparent alcohol legs, as I'm not surprised seeing as this is 10 percent!
Smells of roasted grains and some cocoa with a touch of burnt brown sugar and raisins. Kinda reminds me of some quads only very hoppy. Herbal hedgerow hoppy notes with a touch of citrus. A little bit of alcohol comes though.
Taste comes through with the citrus and herbal hop notes that leads to brown sugar and roasted burnt chocolate grain. Bitter-sweet is a great way of describing it. Alcohol comes through on the after-taste.
Mouth-feel is fairly velvety with a lower carbonation. Reminds me of a stout more than the usual stickiness from double ipa's.
Overall, it's an interesting double black ipa. One I'm glad to have tried, especially since I do like exploring the black ipa's. The off-putting were the excessive amount of roasted burnt notes. Which I know is a characteristic of black ipa's but this one didn't match up. Also the Alcohol note was a detraction.
04-20-2013 00:50:25 | More by lsummers
4.5/5 rDev +19%
03-26-2013 05:48:51 | More by Jamison85
3.8/5 rDev +0.5%
Fair warning, I have a slight cold, so the rating could be affected.
A - Poured a nearly opaque deep bittersweet chocolate black and brown into the glass (a Dogfish Head strong ale glass), with an inch of dark tan foam that very slowly sinks into a tidal pool swell on top of the beer and thick lacing on the glass.
S - Here's where I may not be giving a fair review. I'm no picking up much of anything other than the hops. I was thinking i'd get some roast barley, but really just a light orange aroma with some hop astrengency.
T - The beer shines for me here, now I pick up the roasted barley, maybe some chocolate, burnt coffee in a good way, and molasses, with a lot of hop bitterness in the back of the throat. Oddly, very little warmth from the alchohol.
M - Relatively light on the palate for a beer of this type, in a pleasing way. Relatively crisp, you could drink this on a hot day.
O - I like the beer, even though I really didn't get the aroma, it has a pleasing taste and mouthfeel, and is dangerously easy to drink.
03-23-2013 17:50:59 | More by bschinelli
3.95/5 rDev +4.5%
Pours an opaque deep brown/black with a frothy inch and a half tan head that slowly dissipates, leaving spotty lacing.
Roast malt and chocolate leap from the tulip, along with nutty aromas. Earthy hops and a bit of citrus and pine are present, but I struggle to find additional hop character. Malt overwhelms.
Flavor is more hop focused, with extremely tart citrus fruit at the base giving way to deeply roasty, bitter malt at the finish. Dank cannabis and fresh cut grass accompany grapefruit, lemon, and tangerine initially, and coffee grounds surface at the finish. Herbal, tea-like hops surface in the aftertaste.
Body is smooth and lush, a little full, with moderate to low carbonation, significant astringency, and moderate to high alcohol warmth.
Must be an old bottle or not have been dry hopped. Definitely dry and roasty, with enough hop character to keep the palate intrigued. Doesn't meld as well as some examples of the style, but good on several levels. A little bitter for my palate.
03-14-2013 03:03:10 | More by barczar
2.5/5 rDev -33.9%
02-10-2013 19:06:37 | More by jtyson
4/5 rDev +5.8%
02-08-2013 01:29:29 | More by avalonct
3/5 rDev -20.6%
On tap in a pint glass at King's Table on 8/13/12
Faded, hazy gold. It's a pretty color. A fluffy one finger head rises above the glass.
Soapy, herbal aroma - smells an awful lot like lemon pine-sol. Brutally sharp zesty citrus notes. Sugar cookie and biscuit dust. The taste is a wash of juicy orange, tangerine and lemon. Very herbal with lots of leafy tea. Ripe and dense. Strong hop crackle with a moderate bitterness. Some alcohol. Medium body for a DIPA. Oily slickness is balanced by sticky resin. Carbonation has a lively fervor that sets the overall tone for the hops. The carbonation is too vigorous.
Overall impression: Not my choice hop profile but it's pretty drinkable.
01-31-2013 05:15:33 | More by Ryan011235
4/5 rDev +5.8%
01-01-2013 22:20:20 | More by coz
3.55/5 rDev -6.1%
Got this on trade, this Imperial. Pours a fine, deeply foamy, pitch black brew...moderate light does not penetrate. Smells of coffee, and late fruit, and chewy malt, that mostly hides the hoppiness. Taste is the same, the hop is strong, almost mono-dimensional, and warmth of alcohol. Bitter notes don't sustain much. I think an OK black IPA, but a bit heavy on the booze, and too unbalanced in its elements, keep it from being great.
11-17-2012 02:08:02 | More by Bitter_Echo
Incredible Hop Imperial Black IPA from The Fort Collins Brewery
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3:49pm Friday 4th January 2013 in U's News
Oxford United have strengthened their squad by signing striker Justin Richards, midfielder Lewis Montrose and forward Josh Parker.
Justin Richards, who spent the second half of the 2007-8 season on loan with the U's, joins on a month's loan this time from Burton Albion and goes straight into the squad to face Sheffield United in the FA Cup third-round tie at the Kassam Stadium tomorrow.
Montrose has signed on loan from Gillingham until the end of the season.
Parker has made three substitute appearances since signing non-contract terms with the U's before Christmas.
The former QPR youngster can play up front or out wide and has agreed a deal to stay until the end of the season.
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Beau champ mummy wrote:Why do you post on here we know you are not an Oxford fan. As long as you are not a SCUMMER from down the 420 I know you WOULD not sink that low. lol otid............. yellow & blue all the way.
I'm dismayed with this rubbish they can't even get into league two sides and we get them unbelievable
7:24pm Fri 4 Jan 13
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RADIOFAN wrote:I agree with your post glad to see him back. Just hope we can keep the run going.
Do not know much about Montrose but absolutely delighted to see Justin back. As long as we stay 442 he will get chances and he has proved since he have been gone that he can be a good finisher in this league. Bonus not being cuptied too. Suddenly im really looking forward to tomorrow. Pity its only for a month. Oh well beggars cant be choosers..
7:38pm Fri 4 Jan 13
Megastar07 says...
Has one good game then two bad
Still a different manager and team might bring the best from him
# onlytimewilltell
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Doctor69 says...
Jury out on Parker.
Lets make the upset happen today. COYY!!
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12:31pm Sun 6 Jan 13
mikek says...
Magiltonmagic. wrote:The cups are a distraction we are more concerned with back to back promotions and getting into the championship with one of the best managers in the game. Slightly worrying for you rabble as the gap will be two Divisions come May eat our dust Magiltonmagic As for Cox he will be heading to a proper football club with four stands Ha Ha.
Nice to see some positive posts about the new signings apart from the mindless drivel from down the road, It made no sense to sign Cox as once Whing and Chapman returned he would be 3rd or 4th choice at best. Mikek, good luck in the cup today, OH sorry your lot were knocked out!
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PLAYBILL BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Cameron Mackintosh; The Impresario Brings Les Miz to the Movies
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British producer Cameron Mackintosh, who shepherded the musical Les Misérables from its French album/arena roots to the London, Broadway and international stage, talks about the new movie version.
It took 27 years for the 1985 stage hit Les Misérables to get a big-screen version — not that the cinema is the ultimate goal of plays and musicals. But Les Miz fans couldn't help wonder over the years: "Wouldn't this decades-spanning epic about social conflict and romance look great in a sprawling, cast-of-thousands, wide-screen movie?"
It finally arrived from Universal and Working Title Films on Dec. 25, with the release of Oscar-winning director Tom Hooper's cinematic version (and vision) of the musical by writers Alain Boublil (book and lyrics), Claude-Michel Schönberg (book and music) and Herbert Kretzmer (English lyrics). William Nicholson ("Shadowlands," "Gladiator") penned the screenplay with the above trio of writers. As you probably know by now, the movie stars Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman (The Boys From Oz) as Jean Valjean, Anne Hathaway as Fantine, Russell Crowe as Javert, Tony winner Eddie Redmayne (Red) as Marius and more (all of them singing their songs live as the cameras rolled rather than lip-synching to pre-recorded music, which has been the industry norm for 70 years).
Original stage producer Cameron Mackintosh, who put all the pieces together for the stage smash, first seen in London in 1985 before it stormed Broadway in 1987, where it won the Best Musical Tony Award, is among the film's producers — along with Working Title's Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan and Debra Hayward.
Playbill snagged Mackintosh for a chat in the weeks leading up to the film's release.
Tom Hooper's use of close-ups during musical sequences, particularly with "I Dreamed a Dream" and "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables," lends an almost experimental visual feeling to the film.
Did you know early on, in your conversations with Tom Hooper, that the film would stress close-ups and intimacy?
Sure, on DVD.
[Those filmed concerts are] why it's always been in the back of my head that if we ever got to do this [as motion picture], it has to be [sung] live. The power of Les Misérables is the fact that it is a story that happens to be sung.
CM: Tom was passionate about it, but I decided years ago that if we ever got the opportunity, that's how I want it done. Partly, I remember, seeing Alan Parker's "The Commitments" — [Alan Parker] was going to direct this [Les Miz] film 25 years ago when we had it on Broadway. And, I remember saying to Alan, "Oh, God, it has such excitement!," and he told me, "We actually recorded that live on the bus in various bits." And then with [the Alan Parker film] "Evita," [which starred] Jonathan Pryce, who had done The Engineer [in Miss Saigon] for me, I went, "You're fantastic at this," and I loved that particular scene that he confronted the generals. He sort of leapt out of the screen. He said the reason is, a lot of his stuff he did live [during filming].
So, look, me, personally, I didn't know who Tom Hooper was when he went to see [the show] — without any of us knowing it was his idea [to consider it as a film]. He picked it up from Bill Nicholson that it was going to be done [on screen], and he thought he'd go and see it — something went off in his head — and then he rang Eric Fellner at Working Title. He said, "Look, I'd be really interested to do this." At that point, he'd only made one film because "The King's Speech" hadn't been released, and Eric said to me, "Would I meet up with him?" And, I said, "I'd love to." I could tell that he was really smart, and I loved the way he talked about the film and what he would do, embracing it. Then, of course, he said, "I would really love to record it live," which was music to my ears. He was passionate to do it live.
The naturalistic, conversational quality of the singing in the film seems to have its roots in the recent 25th-anniversary production that you created in the U.K., which is now on tour in the U.S. It's less "pop-opera" and much earthier. It's not casual singing, but you know, it's more conversational singing than in the original production from the '80s. Did the rebooted revival inform this film?
And, of course, visually, because the new version is based on the paintings of Victor Hugo himself, the film has an affinity to that look. There's a number of things which Tom has brilliantly found a cinematic way of doing; there were so many wonderful surprises and revelations to us as we watched a film being made.
CM: Yes. But the point is, Tom was full of admiration for the stagecraft of the show. What he wanted to do, as we wanted to do, was not film the stage show, but take the material of the stage show and remake it. To be honest, in the same way as Alain and Claude-Michel and I had to remake what, although I didn't see it, the original French version [was], which was half the material but we treated it like a new score. This is, as Alain said, "We're just going to work again 30 years later. Aren't we lucky?" Of course, there are many iconic things that Tom wanted to find his own version of, and some of the stuff — some of the iconic stuff — you can only do in the theatre.
I also love the magic, filmic, visual touches in the garden between Cosette and Marius — with the wisteria and the butterfly. Tiny, sensual details.
Producer Debra Hayward told me that Russell Crowe came up with some moments in the film, like Javert walking on the edge of rooftops, paying homage to Gavroche in a memorable, wordless moment, and more. He brought ideas to Tom.
I didn't know that Eddie Redmayne could sing.
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Re: Rod Bearing Condition on 240 Utility
Paul -bearing clearance affects oil pressure because it provides resistance to flow. It's like holding your finger over the end of a water hose to make the water squirt out with more pressure. The fully open hose provides lots of flow under low pressure but as you restrict the flow the pressure in the system builds to push the fluid through. The tighter bearing clearance the higher the pressure that is developed by the pump to push the volume of oil through the smaller openings.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Re: Rod Bearing Condition on 240 Utility
Paul that is a grimey looking engine. I have parts out of a 330 U if you need some valve train stuff. Just let me no
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I think you will be fine with just putting in new bearings. But check the sizes on all the mains IH had a habit of putting in a few thousands oversize bearings on some of the journals
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Re: Rod Bearing Condition on 240 Utility
Thank you very much for the offer. I actually had a tough time finding three aftermarket replacement valve push rods (to replace my bent ones) earlier this year. I could only find them at IH, and while I forget exactly they wanted something like $20 apiece for new ones. I purchased serviceable used ones through Hoober.com (IH mail order) for $9 each. Wish I had asked you first!
Here's that same head after I sent it out for rebuilding. They did all the work, I just painted it!
51 Cub; IH 340 Utility; IH 240 Utility http://public.fotki.com/PWS/
Re: Rod Bearing Condition on 240 Utility
I miked all of the crank journals with a micrometer and a dial caliper when I couldn't get the micrometer in. I found them to be within spec, and also the difference 90 degrees apart was 0.003 or less. So they look good.
Problem is how do you check the main journals while the crank is still in the engine? I can't get close enough with a micrometer or caliper to do so.
51 Cub; IH 340 Utility; IH 240 Utility http://public.fotki.com/PWS/
Re: Rod Bearing Condition on 240 Utility
Plastigage. Use the largest diameter stick you can find.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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