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Specific crime data for Nickelsville does not appear to be available. In 2011, the FBI reports 9,063,173 property crimes were committed. 24% of those were burglaries. And while property crimes decreased from 2010 to 2011, burglaries actually increased by 0.9% . Which is why you still need to consider protecting your home with a burglar alarm.
Property Crime-9,063,173 occurrences
Larceny Theft-6,159,795 occurrences
Burglary-21,888,005 occurrences
Motor Vehicle Theft-715,373 occurrences
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According to the FBI Uniform Crime Report, your chances of being burglarized this year are about 1 in 143. Every 14.4 seconds a burglary occurs, and nearly three quarters of those are committed in residential properties. However, according to a university study, homeowners in Nickelsville with home alarm systems, such as those with ADT monitoring, improve their odds, making their homes up to 3 times less likely3 to experience a burglary. Helping protect your home immediately makes your chances closer to 1 in 429.
Break-ins are more costly to Nickelsville residents than installing an ADT monitored home security system. According to the FBI, there was about $15.6 billion lost nationally in 2011 because of property crimes. And the burglaries of homes across the U.S. accounted for $4.8 billion of that. What does this mean for you? People in Nickelsville stand to lose about $2,200 in the event of a burglary. Investing in an affordable ADT monitored home alarm system is worth it.
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THE pain and heartache suffered by the families of 96 Liverpool fans who died at the worst ever international football accident may be eased today, as official documents about the disaster are finally released.
Six Halton victims were among supporters who died at the Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffied, on April 15, 1989, at the semi-final FA cup tie between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.
Many were crushed to death in the overcrowded Leppings Lane stand but families claim the truth about what happened has constantly been covered up.
Lifelong Reds fan and Halton MP Derek Twigg witnessed the tragedy and has campaigned for years with Merseyside MPs in their quest for the truth.
Mr Twigg said: "One of the guarantees we got from the Government is that the families will see the documents first.
"I hope this will help them to find the information they want.
"It is a major milestone.
"Justice Taylor made it clear that the reason it happened was a loss of control by the police and the authorities."
Mr Twigg vividly remembers the terror of the appalling scenes as fans were crushed to death.
He said: "It was terrible watching the disaster unfold in front of our eyes. I was in the north stand but three of my friends were in the Leppings Lane stand.
"You just couldn't believe those moments could happen."
Janet Spearritt of Halton Village, Runcorn, lost her 14-year-old, son, Adam in the disaster.
Her husband, Eddie, left fighting for his life, died this year.
Mr Twigg said: "Families I have spoken to are concerned about various issues.
"I understand the hurt they still feel. They felt terribly treated by the inquest system. They want an apology and justice."
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164 police statements significantly altered - one hundred and sixty four - and criminal checks carried out to blame the victims.
And no one held to account within the police - instead it's happy retirements on full police pensions.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio says his detectives have arrested three people on identity theft charges, one in Mesa and two in Phoenix.
Arpaio says a 34-year-old man has been arrested for using stolen identification to get a job at a Mesa restaurant. The investigation began in August when a woman reported being denied benefits, including food stamps, after being told that her household income was too high. Detectives eventually learned the suspect had been using the victim's identify. Arpaio says the suspect was in the country illegally.
He says two other identity theft arrests were made this week at a Phoenix business after a four-month investigation.
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I thought this was interesting, that so much stock in a 2-mile run built using state-of-the-art technology, to now be reduced to just 100 feet...by state-of-the-art technology. I guess a snake that eventually grows so long where it can't see it's head does eats its own tail.
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On the second day of the FAA furloughs, the mandatory budget cuts were already causing problems for airlines, airports and travelers -- but even smaller airports are bracing for other big cuts.
Michael Janes is a former Marine, and he uses that training as a contract employee in the control tower at the St. Cloud Regional Airport -- at least for now.
Janes told FOX 9 News he is frustrated because, despite overseeing some of the 40,000 take-offs and landings at the airport each year, he'll soon be out of a job thanks to the sequester.
The Federal Aviation Administration says budget cuts are forcing them to close Janes' tower and 140 others by June 15th. That means instead of being directed by air traffic controllers, pilots in the St. Cloud airspace will have to rely on communicating with one another. Janes compares the switch to changing from a traffic light to stop signs.
"It can be done, but it's kind of a hassle," Janes told FOX 9 News. "If someone is not paying attention, it could be catastrophic -- not saying it's going to be."
Meanwhile, 47,000 FAA employees -- including air traffic controllers -- are being forced to stay home one day every other week because of furloughs. Some flights out of New York, Baltimore and Washington saw delays stretch over two hours on Monday. So far Twin Cities International Airport is in the clear.
"We haven't seen anything different then we would normally see, so there is no way to quantify if that is an impact or not," said Melissa Scovronki, a spokeswoman for the airport.
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"We believe that the FAA has the discretion not to furlough the air traffic controllers. They keep the planes in the air, get them to the ground, and keep travelers moving, keep shipping moving, and that's critical to our economy," said Nicholas Calio, president of Airlines for America.
During White House briefings Monday, Press Secretary Jay Carney said, "Furloughs cannot be avoided. Seventy percent of the FAA's operations budget is personnel. The FAA must furlough 47,000 employees for up to 11 days between now and the end of the fiscal year."
Bob Hajek is a licensed commercial pilot and former flight instructor based out of the Twin Cities. He believes additional hassle at larger airports is far outweighed by the potential hazards of losing a control tower staff completely.
"It's a real danger, not a potential danger," said Hajek. "In St. Cloud, there are student pilots. There is a very large difference between the type of aircraft and the training capabilities of the pilots there. It would be like taking a go-cart and putting it on 494 at rush hour with no stop lights "
Janes said he can only hope those in Washington get it figured out fast.
"It's way out of my pay grade to decide where the money gets cut," said Janes. "I was kind of, you know, more-or-less joking saying if it's a 5 percent across-the-board pay cut they are worried about, please -- take my 5 percent. You go ahead and have my 5 percent and I'll keep my job any day."
The cuts are part of an attempt to trim $637 million from the FAAs budget by the end of September; however, there are bills in both houses of Congress -- and an ongoing lawsuit -- that could change things.
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The bag is very thinly padded. Not a suitable to carry ones expensive DSLR. Usual Chinese quality(made in china). Will accommodate a DSLR with a 18-55 and a spare lens easily. However if one tries to keep a zoom lens of 55-200 fitted to the camera it will stetch the bag a little bit.
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I own a Sony A200 DSLR with a 18-70 kit lens and a Tamron 70-300 zoom. I needed a small bag that could carry them both. When I ordered this bag Flipkart stated it needs 6 days for delivery. And I received it in 2 days flat!
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Got this bag delievered to me as promised on time.. Thanks to flipkart for keeping the delivery time..! Bag is of good quality,. one can have a DSLR with one prime lens ( 18-55 mm ) along with one 70-300mm.. A good product !
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This project records what the snow left on show on one street, on one day. St Bede's Close, Durham, January 1 2010.
I had walked this road before, but never been inspired to photograph it. Funny how just a few inches of snow could have such a dramatic effect on the street - and my outlook. A fresh white canvas on which previously hidden photographs suddenly presented themselves.
I noticed how snow disguises the boundaries between spaces. Footpaths and roads merge. The lines between public and private are temporarily obscured. And ignored. These changes are not just physical. Social barriers, too, are removed. The casual interactions people usually avoid are now accepted. Encouraged, even. But just as the white blanket covers some things, it draws particular attention to those left exposed. Things that may normally go unnoticed suddenly assume heightened importance, thrown into sharp relief against the crisp whiteness.
I challenged myself to make the most of this temporary opportunity, and shot for a day without leaving the street I started on. You can see the project in the book preview, or on my website.


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I have written multiple articles about analyzing chess positions and about playing strategies in losing, drawish and winning positions. However, I did not specifically emphasized how to think during the game of chess in general.
I understand, that each player is different and things that one uses may not work for the other or vice versa. I will try to summarize main ideas that can be applied to all or at least many different kinds of chess games.
1. Chess is a compromise game. Usually it is impossible to keep everything under control and achieve something without giving something up (blunders don't count). If you are defending you may keep all you pieces safely defended for some time. But, eventually you may not be fast enough to regroup your forces and to defend yet another weakness. Playing strictly defensive chess is not very wise. At the same time, if you're attacking your opponent with all your forces, your own King's safety may be compromised, since there may not be enough pieces for multitasking (simultaneous defense and attack).
What's the best plan? The answer is simple, there isn't one simple plan which will lead to success. Else the game would be too boring. The main principle is to mix the defense and offense in the right proportions. Attack in the non-committing way, so that if danger arises you can retreat and defend your own King.
2. From the previous idea there is a follow-up about importance of space in chess. The side who has more space is usually the advantageous one. The space is a very important chess resource that can be used mainly to organize your pieces in the way you want and to prevent you opponent from organizing his pieces. By having space you don't need to waste time maneuvering the pieces around the board just to get them in the right places. At the same time, if your opponent don't have enough space (as the result of your space advantage), he will not be able to regroup and attack as fast as you can. In chess the side which checkmates first wins, regardless if the other side checkmates the move after.
However, there are positions possible when too much space is not an advantage but a weakness. For example, if all the pawns of one side are overextended and occupy a lot of space. But they do not serve a good defensive purpose anymore and that side's King maybe vulnerable. Again, chess is a compromise game, once you occupy space with your pawns you King's position may suffer.
3. We said that space is an important parameter because it creates the possibility to regroup pieces in the shortest amount of time. That leads are to a concept of good/bad pieces and piece activity. Basically, to make full use of pieces we need to regroup them, so that they have maximum activity. For example, bishops should be placed on the open diagonals, knights - at the center (preferably on squares when they cannot be easily exchanged or chased away with pawns), rooks on the open files and the queen near the opponent's king or near the place where main activity is.
Good pieces are the pieces that can be made active. Bad pieces are the ones that cannot be made active (bishops in dead locked pawn structure, knights with a lot of open diagonals, rook with no open files). The main rule of piece activity is simple: exchange bad pieces and preserve good ones. Similarly, you should try exchange good pieces of your opponent's for your bad pieces. That would lead to activity and an upper hand for you.
4. In order to be a good chess player you should think not only in terms of the point system (pawn = 1, bishop = knight = 3, rook = 5, etc.) but also in terms of good and bad, active and inactive pieces. You should make or prevent major positional changes according to your piece activity. For example, if you have active rooks and bishops you would not want to lock up the position. But if you have knights and your opponent has bishops, you would probably want to lock the position up and to dominate with your knights.
5. When you need to come up with a plan for a chess game, let the position dictate it for you. There is no need no reinvent in wheel in chess. For example, if you have knights on the board you should always look for the knight forks to surprise your opponent (or at least to destruct his attention away from something else you're planning). If you have bishops you should look for pins, since these long distance pieces are great for that. if you have rooks, there are definitely some skewers to come around.
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Liberal Media Smears of Sarah Palin Have Reached Russia
In an interview on NBC's Rock Center on Wednesday, Russian opposition leader Alexi Navalny demonstrated how pervasive media distortion of Sarah Palin and American conservatism has become: "Conservative groups, some of which support me, are far more liberal than their counterparts in the USA. Rallies in support of Sarah Palin have much more nationalistic slogans than in Russia."
That was in response to correspondent Harry Smith describing vicious attacks launched against Navalny by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin: "In an attempt to discredit him, a pro-Putin web video was produced comparing Navalny with Adolf Hitler. Your critics say the problem with Navalny is he's a nationalist. He may also be a racist."
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"distortion"... a nice word
Submitted by clancie on Sat, 03/03/2012 - 1:15pm.
"distortion"... a nice word for propaganda. The radical, far left media in this country is worse than Pravda in Russia every was. My understanding is that Pravda was 'coerced' into their lies and support of communist. Over here, our idiots do it willingly.
At least Palin has become an international icon!
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Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Sat, 03/03/2012 - 1:23pm.
is only a matter of degrees. The Soviets that worked for Pravda did it so they could have bread and toilet paper.
The majority of the American press work for Obama so they can act as his toilet paper.
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Submitted by Fredy on Sat, 03/03/2012 - 2:21pm.
Did Harry Smith ask this guy for an example of what he calls 'nationalism'?
I am willing to bet he did not. Which is exactly why I would never watch nbc propagandists. Thi sguy makes some bizarre statement attacking a political enemy of Harry Smith, so Harry will replay that attack on an nbc propaganda show and pretend this is true.
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Didnt Harry hit him with his "facts"?
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This guys always been a far leftist, and this crap show is perfect for him!
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More Liberal BS
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Since I do not watch MSNBC this is the only time I hear anything offered by MSNBC in the way of propaganda. So, I refer to my Subject statement.
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It's only just now getting to Russia? The motherland must still be on dialup internet and switchboards.
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Ok, where to begin? First, I noticed this has been put under American Double/Imperial IPA but apart from the Double, there is nothing american here. This is truly a "Double English" IPA.
A: Nice cloudy medium amber colour. Thick head showing good retention and lacing.
S: Don't expect smelling an American IPA, this is not one! Yes it has pine needles and citrus but there is something more medicinal to it. If you know what great English IPA's smell like, well you won't be disappointed here.
T: Same here. You know English IPA's? Well, enjoy this one!
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Aroma is malty and grassy,underwhelming.
Flavor starts out with a hefty English toffee blast followed by a moderate amount of balanced bitter dank hops. Alcohol well hidden for the abv.
Mouthfeel is creamy and smooth, low level of carbonation.
I continue to question the freshness of New Zealand exports every time I pick one up, and can't help but feel this would have been much more vibrant had it been fresher. I feel like I get a better representation of New Zealand hops when they are brewed here in the States and offered fresh rather than ending up in a warehouse waiting to be shipped.Decent drinkability, but my sample was too malt forward for my taste. Stands to reason that since the California IPAs are typically 2-3 months old by the time they hit the shelves in Vermont, that this import is likely over 6 months old and not a good representation of what this ale once was. Moving forward,undated beer, especially imports, are better left on the shelf for the next guy and not for me. With so many choices offered that offer reliable bottle dating and freshness, this bottle has proven to be another waste of the $8 plunge.
05-18-2014 03:38:54 | More by Hendry
Ontario (Canada)
5/5 rDev +31.9%
05-12-2014 21:08:40 | More by stevergca
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
05-01-2014 13:43:53 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
4.75/5 rDev +25.3%
03-26-2014 00:04:48 | More by litchity
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
03-13-2014 14:27:30 | More by beerhunter13
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +5.5%
Renaissance Brewing 'M.P.A. Imp IPA' @ 8.5% , served from a 500 ml bottle purchased for $6.25
A-pour is murky gold from the bottle to glass with a smallish off white head leaving a streaky lace along the pint
S-rakua hops , more pine than citrus
T-big hop bomb tasting imp IPA
MF-WEIRD carbonation , full bodied
Ov-good big beer , decent enough imp IPA , especially if you like Rakua hops
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02-16-2014 22:22:28 | More by LampertLand
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
02-10-2014 06:41:26 | More by Gasc0igne
Ontario (Canada)
3.81/5 rDev +0.5%
Appearance: vigorous carbonation requires careful pour and creates a big, bubbly, lasting head; murky brown, unfiltered, a little like real apple cider
Aroma: toffee, creme brulee, vanilla - it's coming off like dessert, lot's of rich malt
Taste & Mouthfeel: carbonation intense enough that it stings isn't helping, but could be worse; diverges significantly from the aroma with caramelized apple flavours briefly showing at the start, quickly giving way to fairly unique hop notes - pine, but light, with touches of fruit - want to say citrus, but feels more exotic; great length and finish; carbonation calms over time, not a hindrance; some bubblegum; midway through it's really becoming well balanced between the resin and caramelized apple/pear flavours
Overall: interesting stuff going on here, and different; they've done a good job of highlighting a rarely seen hop variety in North America; just a few kinks to be worked out, but definitely worth a try
01-22-2014 14:05:05 | More by BGDrock
British Columbia (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev -0.3%
NZ is exciting because of the promise of their hops which are unique in the beer world. This is very different DIPA because of the hops involved. There is a bit of aging going on due to travel but I still get a real sense of the way the hops are both citrus but also slightly like lemongrass. Big malt backbone makes things interesting but the star is the uniqueness of the NZ hops
12-12-2013 01:44:55 | More by canucklehead
3.7/5 rDev -2.4%
Hazy dark amber color with a thick three finger head with long retention and leaving lots of laces.
Malty aroma with notes of caramel and a mild citrusy. I was expecting much more, though it is close to its best date.
Very condimented taste with notes of toasted and toffee malts, green grapes and pine. Hints of wood and tobacco. Quite dry and bitter aftertaste.
A malty DIPA that is a bit difficult to interpret, likely due to its uncommon Kiwi hop. Very assertive and hoppy with peppery notes.
11-29-2013 18:34:39 | More by FLima
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +5.5%
11-03-2013 01:07:28 | More by Molson2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.76/5 rDev -0.8%
As I am responsible for letting this bottle age, am regretting not reviewing directly after Jeffo's summer tasting when the batch was fresher. It still pours a beautiful reddish amber, with an impressive head and good retention that leaves decent lacing. The malt-forward aroma is as I remember, although now there is a caramelized tone of slightly faded hops. The flavour is still impressive, with a decent malt base that has good hop highlights. A very nice finish that has citrus and nelson sauvignon elements that aren't found in many US DIPAS - and as this is a couple of months after release, that's even more impressive...
Very excited to be a supporter of this "upstart" kiwi brewery!
10-19-2013 03:22:49 | More by hopsolutely
Ontario (Canada)
4.06/5 rDev +7.1%
500 mL BB Nov. 30th. Poured into a tulip glass, gave a great soapy light orange head with really outstanding retention and curtains of lacing. Colour is a deep burnt orange brown, very hazy and opaque. Fairly dark and brown for the style. 4.25
S – the advertised NZ hops are in strong presence. Notes of green coffee bean, kiwi fruit, lime, tropical fruits, slightly antiseptic with the bracing hop intensity, it has a strong 'green' rawness to it. Very rich. 4.25
T – follows a similar pattern to the smell. Rick coating layers of tropical fruits and thick bitterness, has some more malt balance but a thick hoppy IPA. Some coffee bean comes again and earthy nuttiness, mango, pine resins, some crisp malt notes and a whack of strong herbal flavor, a lot of juicy and herbal flavor backed by a coating smooth bitterness. Finish is bitter but not super-slick and some malty aspects to it. As it warms it becomes more balanced and pleasurable, but the flavor and depth is pretty impressive. 4
M – big pronounced bitterness, moderate carbonation, some alcohol presence and heat to it. Definitely something to sip, and the hop burn is an invigorating kick, but there is enough malt to make it an intensely hopped but fairly balanced DIPA. Long lingering herbal bitter aftertaste. 4
What a roller-coaster! this is one for fans of hopped-up DIPAs and a good argument for the potential for NZ hops, they certainly make a winning tasty DIPA here! Really enjoyable, it can be a bit harshly bitter but the hop flavor is quite interesting, notable flavor of pine, ripe tropical fruits, maybe some pepper, its maybe a step back from the best but still a really enjoyable and tasty beer. 4
09-23-2013 23:28:51 | More by mick303
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
09-22-2013 20:51:51 | More by kaelingirl
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
09-10-2013 02:46:19 | More by kwjd
Ontario (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -5%
Could not find freshness info on this bottle.
A - Opaque dark amber colour with one finger of dirty white head.
S -Floral and tropical fruit aromas. Some mango, pineapple and a touch of pine with a fairly big caramel malt sweetness.
T - Moderate bitterness for the style with a big caramel malt backbone adding sweetness. Some pine, mango and tangerine notes. Very "balanced".
M - Medium body. Some stickiness. Light carbonation.
09-08-2013 16:43:37 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -14.2%
Bottle: Poured a bright golden color ale with a large foamy head with OK retention and minimal lacing. Aroma consists of dry bitter hops with light floral notes with light sweet notes that are also perceptible. Taste is also dominated by dry and bitter hoppy notes with light sweet malt notes with very timid floral notes. Body is about average with good carbonation. Another Renaissance beer that fell a bit short in terms of hops punch.
09-05-2013 20:29:55 | More by Phyl21ca
New Hampshire
3.25/5 rDev -14.2%
09-05-2013 19:11:15 | More by Rochefort10nh
Ontario (Canada)
3.91/5 rDev +3.2%
The very murky rusty orange body screams unfiltered, which means it's conserved every possible bit of hop goodness. A finger's worth of creamy paper white head floats on top, but not for long. This is one heavy looking DIPA!
The nose isn't as pungent as I had anticipated but it is still very intriguing. It's fresh and very floral. A hefty sticky sweet malt backbone is apparent. Biscuit, toffee, and rich bread all come to mind. This is however a DIPA and the hop character does well at asserting itself as such. The characteristic tropical notes of New Zealand hops come streaming through in the form of mango and papaya but it is ripe field strawberries that steal the show. The strawberry character is incredible and leaves me salivating.
The beginning is floral, grassy, and earthy. This hop character quickly spreads itself across the palate before reaching the height of its bitterness where mint leaves and pine assert themselves. The sweet and bready malt character stays at the back of the palate the whole time, letting the hops put on a show. The tropical fruity qualities of the papaya and strawberries hold strong on the middle of the tongue but almost get bulldozed by the bittering quality of the beer.
One of the first things that I noticed was how clean the feel of this 8.5% ABV DIPA was. It's almost exceptional in that regard. It still carries with it a soft creamy feel that's typical of the style.
Overall, a solid offering in the DIPA category coming out of New Zealand. I absolutely loved the nose; it was so inviting with the melange of ripe fruits. Unfortunately, in my opinion, the bittering hops used in this beer overtook a lot of the flavourful qualities of the aroma hops used. Perhaps that comes with the style of beer. If more focus was placed on the flavour of the hops rather than their bittering qualities, this would be an exceptional DIPA in my books. As is, it's still good and I'm glad I tried it!
08-26-2013 01:37:27 | More by ludachris
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev +0.3%
Pours a turbid russet red with a patchy white head. Plenty of lace trails line the glass. Soft passionfruit and lemon aromas in the nose. Alcohol is also noticeable in the back. The taste is hoppy with a classic NZ tropical fruityness and some pine sap. A bready malt counter-balance keeps things in check. Booze creeps in the background and increases quickly with warmth, adding a spicy heat. The mouthfeel is lightly carbonated but rather full bodied. The finish is moderately bitter and fruity.
A very nice DIPA. The hop flavors could be more intense and centre-stage, especially with such delicious NZ hops, but this is still great stuff. Worth a try, if the price is a little steep.
08-09-2013 01:38:40 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +5.5%
08-04-2013 03:18:26 | More by HATS4BATS
Ontario (Canada)
4.14/5 rDev +9.2%
500 mL bottle from the LCBO; best before Nov 30 2013. I loved the Stonecutter scotch ale from these guys when I tried it a few years ago, but I hadn't seen anything else from this brewery on the shelves - until now, that is. As a hophead, I'd be remiss to skip this one, apparently brewed with a native Kiwi hop variety I know nothing about. Served slightly chilled, and poured into a tulip.
Pours a hazy amber-bronze colour, topped with one half-finger of dense, frothy off-white head that melts away within a minute or two. It leaves behind a thin, soapy collar and a few scant smears of lacing. The aroma is fruity and juicy, with lots of pink grapefruit and orange pulp, peaches, passionfruit and some earthy pine sap, with underlying caramel malt notes. There's something to please every hop fan in this bouquet.
Bready malts, toasted biscuits and a slight toffee/molasses sweetness start the flavour off, but these notes are soon swept into oblivion by the intense floral, fruity Rakau hop bill. Grapefruit, peaches and mandarin orange give way to vinous notes, juniper and earthy pine sap, the latter lingering into a long, bitter finish interrupted briefly by a flash of warmth from the ethanol. Bitter, resinous aftertaste, with a somewhat slick, oily mouthfeel. On the hefty side of medium-bodied, with moderate carbonation levels and a smooth feel on the palate.
Final Grade: 4.14, a respectable A-. Renaissance Brewing's Marlborough Pale Ale isn't the most drinkable DIPA I've ever had, but it's definitely one of the tastier ones. The alcohol becomes more prominent as this one warms, but it integrates nicely with the powerful, earthy bitterness of the Rakau hops - so I consider the added heat a feature, rather than something to find quarrel with. A solid brew any way you slice it - and given the difficulty of finding quality DIPAs in these parts, I'd definitely consider it worth another pick up in the future. Worth a try for sure, and I hope to try a few more of Renaissance's brews before the local stock runs out.
07-29-2013 05:03:00 | More by thehyperduck
2/5 rDev -47.2%
07-16-2013 02:45:45 | More by DonFrap
M.P.A from Renaissance Brewing
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Once the practice column was moved, the new corner column was set in place.
In a series of back-and-forth moves, the column was scribed and fitted to the adjoining trim.
Adjusting the column to match adjoining trim.
To facilitate the process, the crew created a solid, level base covered with plastic laminate just in front of the column's final location. They experimented with rollers, but found that two men could slide the column across the slippery laminate without them.
A round support pedestal was built to replace the Parallam post in the old corner column.
The carpenters carefully checked the pedestal's final position on the porch.
The carpenters slid the pedestal — dubbed "the plug" — into the column, where it was secured with lag screws driven from the outside.
The raw wood of the scribed column was primed before final installation.
Because of all the scribed trim and intersecting rooflines, the columns at each end took a lot longer to install than the middle four columns. We knew we would have to move these columns back and forth to achieve a tight fit, so we first built staging platforms in front of and in the same plane as the corner plinths. We covered the staging platforms and the plinths with plastic laminate, initially thinking this would protect the limestone plinth from the wood and steel dowels we placed under the column to enable it to roll back and forth.
After a couple of moves, however, we realized that there was very little friction between the polycarbonate ring on the bottom of the column and the plastic laminate, and that two men could actually slide the column back and forth without using the dowel rollers. Suffice it to say, it took many moves back and forth to properly align and scribe the new columns to the existing moldings and rooflines, including the large built-up entablatures that intersected the columns at right angles, several porch railings, and some radiused copper flashings protecting the rubber roof membranes over the flanking porches.
We also had to carefully cut beam pockets to receive the ends of structural girders from the abutting porches. Plywood jigs helped us align the flutes with the previously scribed moldings. We actually practiced the cuts on an old column first, which allowed us to rehearse the entire process before trying it on one of the new columns.
Structural plug. As mentioned above, one of the corner columns housed a structural post that supported the end of a porch girder. The girder had been added during a previous remodel, to support the extra load created when the rooftop deck was covered with heavy masonry pavers. The builder had inserted the post by simply cutting a wedge out of the column, then patching it back in.
We wanted to do something a little cleaner, so instead we built a structural "plug" that would be inserted into the column before we set it in position. We framed the plug like a small round room, with radiused top and bottom plates and studs in between. We used 3/4-inch pressure-treated plywood for the plates, and framed in a 5-1/2-inch by 5-1/2-inch Parallam post to support the girder. We also had to allow for the taper of the column, meaning the top of the plug was slightly smaller than the bottom.
It was more than a little tricky to position the post in its exact orientation inside the column. First we had to lift the column into place "empty" to test fit it — to the end of the beam, the entablature moldings, and the porch railing. Once we were satisfied, we had to move the column back onto a set of horses so we could install the plug, which we did by pushing the snug-fitting assembly inside and securing it with LedgerLok screws driven from the outside.
Then the lift operator had to once again stand up the column with straps, attach it to the cradle, and move it back into place. When the column was close, we manually slid it into place. We had to twist it as it went so that the projecting beam landed inside the beam pocket (which was only 1/2 inch wider than the beam) and so that the flutes aligned correctly with the entablature and the porch rails. It was a challenge we don't care to repeat.
Once the column was home, we secured it with the Simpson brackets top and bottom, then used long Spax screws to secure the porch beam to the post inside, tying everything together solidly.
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ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) - The Republican Party chairman in the U.S. Virgin Islands says Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney has won the territory's GOP caucus.
Chairman Herb Schoenbohm says Romney can count on seven delegates from the Virgin Islands. He already had three superdelegates before Saturday's caucuses and he picked up three more in voting in St. Thomas and St. Croix. After the vote, an uncommitted delegate switched to Romney.
Ron Paul got one delegate, and one delegate remains uncommitted.
Residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands can participate in primaries but like residents of nearby Puerto Rico cannot vote in the general election.
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