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Down 'N Dirty Chocolate Oatmeal Stout - Tyranena Brewing Company
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Reviews by imagese:
3.55/5 rDev -10.1%
Single purchased @ Famous in Lombard, IL
A- Dark dark ruby that lets the slightest bit of light thru. Lighter on the edges. Two finger thin head faded fast and lefy soft lacing
S- Dry cocoa, licorice, and earthy hop
T- bitter chocolate followed by a dry grainy oatmeal taste. Hop bitterness hangs around at the end
M- medium body, but a little oily. Carbonation is a tad high, but not too bad
D- Glad I tried it, but doubt I'd seek it out again. Way better options in the realm of American Stouts from the region
03-07-2011 03:30:17 | More by imagese
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4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
02-27-2014 02:23:32 | More by sabitu
3.63/5 rDev -8.1%
Received as an extra in a trade.
12oz into Duvel Tulip
A: Looks great, nice color and head
S: Smells awesome, a full nose of chocolate and oatmeal with some minor coffee hints. Really a very full smell to a beer
T: Ok, good and theres a bunch of chocolate but it ends up a little watery
M: Some more water, not a lot of flavor in the mouthfull.
O: Promising but overall the actual beer tastes watered down.
01-01-2013 16:46:20 | More by codysjb
4/5 rDev +1.3%
Thanks to blutt59 for sharing this bottle. Always good to have beers from Tyranena.
The beer pours a dark brown color with a tan head. The aroma is a mix of milk chocolate and roasted malt. I also get a little bit of coffee mixed into the aroma. Overall, a very strong, nice aroma.
The flavor is heavy on the milk chocolate. I also get some roasted malt, but that is about it. Even with all of the malt, the beer is very dry. It is also a bit chalky tasting, but that is not a bad thing as the beer tastes very nice.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
12-31-2010 19:42:00 | More by Mora2000
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
05-12-2012 19:38:08 | More by Skye1024
4/5 rDev +1.3%
04-03-2013 02:03:28 | More by bpfrush
3.93/5 rDev -0.5%
Dark brown, black with 1" tan head. Some chunkees in it. Aroma was powder cocoa, like when you'd smell the inside of the chocolate milk powder can.
Smooth taste, another great use of oatmeal, mild roast flavor, chocolate malt complimenting the cocao. Chewy. Great meld together, an easy drinking stout. Something like this, I have no idea how people can't like it, its really easy to drink, sturdy and flavorful. Not really a "chocolate" beer, but the light cocao feel and the oatmeal make it an easy drinker.
Solid beer at a solid price. Would recommend to fans of the style and noobs alike.
05-06-2011 20:03:02 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
(Served in a snifter)
A- This beer pours a jet black body with a creamy light tan head that last as a thick ring.
S- The dark roasted malt is earthy with chocolate malt grown and a Sumatra roasted coffee coming through in the finish. There is a fresh raw grain aroma and some green hop aromas that come through as it opens up.
T- The dark roasted black malt has a slight chalk quality to it with some nice bakers chocolate notes and a touch of oats and tartness in the finish. Green woody hops are light but present in the finish.
M- The medium mouthfeel has a chewy texture and no real alcohol heat noticed.
O- The wonderful dry stout has a nice complex roasted profile that is balanced by very nice coffee and chocolate flavors aswell. This is a big beer but it is very easy to drink.
05-15-2013 20:44:58 | More by rhoadsrage
4.5/5 rDev +13.9%
03-20-2013 22:48:35 | More by richkrull
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
01-15-2012 03:19:34 | More by acurtis
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
07-12-2013 20:47:56 | More by optimator705
4.08/5 rDev +3.3%
Damn near black, with gradients of burgundy at the very edges when the glass is held against a light. The mocha brown head is massive, and recedes moderately to leave the glass stained in lace.
Roasty nose, full of espresso and smoke, with underlying caramel and dark chocolate.
It brings a quick caramel-chocolate sweetness at the beginning of the sip, and this stays the course, reappearing on the close, where it is more concentrated and noticeable. In between, it hits with a big roasted graininess, coffee grounds, cigar ash, and burnt wood. Even with the added cocoa nibs, this focuses on the stout aspects, the added flavoring is subtle and well-intregrated. Hops add some tail end bitterness, and a vague suggestion of pine and mint.
Medium bodied, inching fatter, but stunted with a lively (if tiny)CO2. It's actually a touch too much, and rends apart a developing creaminess that would be more fitting. Regardless, its hugely drinkable and a great cold weather session choice.
Minor carbonation gripe aside, this is an all-around very impressive stout.
02-26-2010 09:28:13 | More by cokes
4.03/5 rDev +2%
Black all the way, with a medium tan head. Beautiful and ornate lace!
Aroma is definitely dark chocolate. Like a slab of silky Belgian confection.
Flavor is smooth, with chocolate-coffee tones and a slight bitterness in the finish. Very tasty and worth doing again. I will drink these happily and perhaps pick up more again.
04-15-2011 03:06:41 | More by secondtooth
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
07-18-2012 14:32:33 | More by danp14
4.63/5 rDev +17.2%
Appearance: Super dark brown body
Head: Frosty dark tan head
Smell: Roosted malts with coffee malts and a little heat
Taste: Light coco bean with big malts and a bit of a hops on the backend
Weight: Medium body with low carbonation
Finish: Smokey malts with subtle hop notes in the back
04-06-2011 03:00:42 | More by Snow81
New York
3.13/5 rDev -20.8%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a Sam Adams perfect pint.
A: Standard pour yields a 1 finger, fine chocolate head with poor retention. Beer is opaque black. Lacing is patchy but with very little cling.
S: Roasted malt sourness, licquorice, chocolate, and cocoa powder. Nose is very subdued here with nothing really peaking out too far.
T: Roasted malt sourness, cocoa bitterness, dark chocolate overtones. Finishes oily and sticky. Sourness dominates the whole experience, but this one doesn't taste infected, rather, its more of an oatmeal flavor taken a bit too extreme.
M: Medium bodied, little carbonation, oily and smooth. Coats the palate and finishes slightly dry but messy, leaves a slightly sticky residue.
D: Just ok, this Tyranena offering lacks degree of complexity, which is a shame since it definitely has the body to pull it off. Characteristic oatmeal stout flavor dominates everything else leaving little to be enjoyed. I'd give this another go but this isn't really one of Tyranena's winners.
05-05-2010 01:34:40 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.38/5 rDev +10.9%
Trying the Tyranena Down & Dirty Oatmeal Stout after a very cool June day here in the Chicagoland area. The appearance is typical of a good stout...rich deep dark color with thin/no-existen ecru head. The smell has a roastness to it with a slight blend of hersey's chocolate kiss. The taste is really good. I like this stout. It has a nice full body that is not over powered by ABV. The roast with chocolate undertones really balance nicely. I could session this during any winter night. On a hot day it might be tough.
06-24-2011 01:40:54 | More by WoodBrew
4.05/5 rDev +2.5%
12 ounce bottle
The pour is almost completly, but not quite, pitch black. Thick and mostly black with just some lighter shades of brown. The head is slow forming, just a film on top initially, before beautifully cascading into a two finger thick pillow of foamy light brown bubbles. A nice, thick lace is left behind.
Smell is a combination of bittersweet chocolate and coffee, with some char thrown in for good measure.
Lots of roasty things make up the taste. Cocoa nibs, coffee and charred barley provide the malty, chocolately, smoked coffee flavors.
Couldn't be any smoother, just what an oatmeal stout should be. A bit more bitter than I'd like, but it is a stout. Chocolate is more for bitter than sweet and bitter dominates any sweetness. No alcohol or hop presence.
Overall it's a good beer from a good brewer and I'm happy to report I've got five more where this bottle came from. It's got some bitterness to it, but it's so smooth it's easy to sip.
04-27-2013 03:10:45 | More by RickS95
4.13/5 rDev +4.6%
12 oz. bottle poured into a tulip glass.
Appearance-Black in color, barely permeable to light, with faint garnet highlights. Relatively clear. Thin tan head with fair retention.
Aroma-Coffee grounds, slight smoke, some chocolate and cocoa. Plum and prune fruit esters.
Flavor-Super roasty, coffee, and chocolate flavors. The mid-palate has bittersweet dark chocolate and plum flavors, and the finish is roasty coffee grounds. Slight tart flavor as well.
Mouthfeel-Medium body with moderate carbonation. Creamy and silky smooth. The finish is bone dry from the dark malt, but it doesn't quite reach astringency.
This was a weird beer experience. The first half of the bottle I drank had low carbonation, which made the beer seem flat, made the roast a bit over harsh, and made the body feel thin and watery. The second pour out of the bottle was moderately carbonated, and all of the other elements of the beer swung into balance. I think the beer doesn't hold its carbonation particularly well, but right out of the bottle its pretty damn good.
03-08-2011 06:00:47 | More by plfahey
3.73/5 rDev -5.6%
A: Dark brown with a thin quickly dissipating head; lacing is okay
S: The oats are the show but really it smells earthy, grainy--like wet grains; not all that much going on in the aromas
T: Luckily this tastes better than it smells: chocolate and coffee; roasted malts are the show and this beer gets better with time
F: A bit thin but enough beer sits on the roof of the mouth to make it tolerable
O: This does end up being a nice, session beer; decent beer from Tyranena
04-16-2011 17:43:29 | More by dbossman
4.1/5 rDev +3.8%
Thanks to jcnd9803 for adding this one as an extra!
The beer pours an especially dark shade of black with a moderate head and some nice lacing.
The smell is a wonderful blend of chocolate, coffee, and a little light tobacco. Very nice.
The taste follows the smell for the most part, but with a little sweetness added. Great aftertaste.
In the mouth it has a nice and creamy texture. Nice carbonation to boot.
I could see this one going into my regular rotation if it was available locally. Very drinkable.
03-15-2010 03:43:42 | More by RomaniIteDomum
4/5 rDev +1.3%
10-04-2012 00:47:06 | More by freewill35
4.05/5 rDev +2.5%
12 oz bottle into a pint glass.
Pours black, with 2 fingers of tight looking milk chocolate colored head. This settles down into a rich foamy layer that throws a good bit of thick spotty froth and light brown oils up on the sides of the glass. The aroma has a nice thickness to it in the nose, with smokey chocolate roast, sweet toffee, and a crunchy layer of coffee all being present. Some green earthy hop character adds some tanginess to the proceedings. Good even mix of burnt roast and a sweeter twang going on here.
The taste is a chewy blend of chocolate and caramel malts up front, with hops spreading earthy bitterness and green citrus out into the other flavors. Burnt and blackened roast just soaks the back portion of the profile with an charred and dry acrid bitterness that I'm surprisingly really digging on. Oatmeal adds a mellow sweetness to this that really holds the profile together. The mouthfeel is medium-fuller bodied, with smooth creaminess to it from the oats but there is some slight underlying sharpness to this as well. This overall just has a nice thickenss to it in the mouth, which nicely matches up with the deepness of the flavors here.
Roasty, and bitter, yet still very smooth, this was definitely a Chocolate Oatmeal Stout to savor and enjoy. I haven't had a bad dark beer from these guys yet. Really nice offering here from Tyranena.
08-03-2010 17:04:07 | More by Kegatron
4.5/5 rDev +13.9%
03-21-2013 00:11:52 | More by menacho1
4.11/5 rDev +4.1%
A: as the story on the label states, this beer is dark as swamp muck. Pitch black with quartet finger beige head. Decent lacing.
S: faint notes of chocolate, roasted malts and coffee bean. It's a tad muted and doesn't open up as much as I expected as it warms.
T: far more pronounced than the smell. The first thing that jumps out is the bittersweet chocolate. It melds beautifully with the roasted coffee flavors. It all comes together at the back in a complex semi sweet and bitter finish. This is very tasty.
M: mid to high carbonation that subdues as you enjoy it. Very thick and creamy with a body that sticks to your tongue. Finishes with that semi sweet hang I mentioned before.
O: this is a model example of an oatmeal stout. From its body to its complex flavors it comes through in all the right areas. It's a fantastic beer to sip on and would make a perfect brew to have with breakfast or to close out your night.
03-16-2013 03:13:41 | More by Infamous7100
Down 'N Dirty Chocolate Oatmeal Stout from Tyranena Brewing Company
88 out of 100 based on 312 ratings.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Sergio Martinez sliced up Mack The Knife.
In a middleweight fight dubbed "Get Your Irish Up" on St. Patrick's night, Martinez dominated Matthew Macklin in an action-packed bout and stopped him after 11 rounds Saturday. Macklin, an Englishman whose parents are Irish, was the clear favorite of the crowd at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, but Martinez was clearly the better fighter.
Although no major belts were at stake because of sanctioning issues, Martinez kept his reputation as the top middleweight in the world with a late surge. He decked the game but outmatched Macklin twice near the end of the 11th round, then Macklin's corner asked referee Eddie Cotton to stop it before the 12th round began.
"It was the right thing to stop the fight," Martinez said. "He will now have a tomorrow. He would not have had a tomorrow if they continued the fight."
Martinez now is 49-2-2 with 28 knockouts. He struggled early and even had his glove touch the canvas for a knockdown in the seventh round after Macklin connected with an overhand right.
But that was Macklin's final big punch as he fell to 28-4 and ended the fight on his stool, the blood from cuts on his face having stained his green trunks.
The crowd of 4,671 featured a rooting section for Martinez waving Argentine flags that was dwarfed by the green-clad Macklin supporters. Macklin's fans vigorously sang the Ireland national anthem, then were invigorated by Macklin's strong early showing.
But the 37-year-old Martinez's maturity began to show in the eighth round, and the bout never was close after that.
On the undercard, super middleweight Edwin Rodriguez easily outpointed Don George for a unanimous 10-round decision. Nicknamed "La Bomba" -- George is called "Da Bomb" -- Rodriguez showed off his boxing skills, particularly his jab, in outclassing the often wild George.
"I think I am showing another dimension," Rodriguez said. "I don't think I have to go out there every three minutes throwing bombs."
Rodriguez is 21-0 with 14 knockouts, while George now is 22-1.
Also, heavyweight Magomed Abdusalamov scored his 14th knockout in as many pro fights, stopping Jason Pettaway in the fourth round. It was the first loss for Pettaway, whose face was a bloody mask when the referee stopped the bout.

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In response to moonslav59's comment:
20th pick overall in 2010.
A reminder that not all top picks make it.
2010 Red Sox first-rounder Kolbrin Vitek has retired, reports Alex Speier of WEEI.com. Injuries slowed the toolsy player, who never managed to translate his raw abilities into production. As Speier notes, however, several other players taken in that draft have panned out quite nicely
2010 still looks like a good year nonetheless (Ranaudo, Workman, Cecchini + Brentz? Coyle? Ramos?), and 2005 and 2011 were obviously superb.
In between, despite the reputation of the Theo era as a player development machine, we actually whiffed on quite a few top picks. Jason Place, Kris Johnson, Caleb Clay, Nick Hagadone, Ryan Dent, Bryan Price.....Casey Kelly and Rey Fuentes may still have a chance, but otherwise those years look pretty darn barren.


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Buffalo, NY (WGR 550) -- Welcome back for another season inside of the Ted Darling Memorial Press Box. As long as it has been, it does just seem like yesterday when we dropped the curtain on the lockout-shortened 2013 NHL season. But here we are again as the Buffalo Sabres make their home preseason debut tonight. The team has gone 2-0 thus far, and welcome the Carolina Hurricanes into the First Niagara Center.
Ryan Miller is still between the pipes for the blue and gold, and head coach Ron Rolston told our Paul Hamilton that Miller will go the full sixty minutes tonight. Matt Hackett will be the backup on the bench. As is the case with the inflated preseason rosters, many of the young prospects will see the ice in front of the home town fans. Nakita Zadorov and Johan Larsson are two, and they will join former first round Joel Armia in the lineup. For more from the morning skate, click here for Paul Hamilton's pregame primer.
Just like in the regular season, you can comment throughout the game in the thread below, and I will add my two cents in between the scoring plays. And be sure to give me a follow on Twitter: @PatWGR and do the same for intermission and postgame host Brian Koziol: @BrianWGR.
First Period
15:58 - Zadorov gets the fans out of their seats momentarily for standing a 'Canes forward up around the goal line. Rasmus Ristolainen may have a better chance of making the opening night roster, but Zadorov will get valuable experience by skating in these preseason games and can take it back to Juniors with him. It is a big if, but if the Sabres' draft picks pan out, it could be a very tough blue line to get through for many years to come. That includes the players already here, also.
13:59 - Does not matter who wears the number 44, 2-on-1's are always an adventure. Andrej Sekera used to wear that uniform number for Buffalo, but this preseason Brayden McNabb is wearing it with Sekera now in Carolina.
11:00 - Not the prettiest of penalty kills by Buffalo, but Brian Flynn served all of his two-minute minor and the score is still 0-0 here in the first. A couple fluky bounces went the blue and gold's way that helped out Miller as well.
6:02 - Johan Larsson with a nice play in the offensive zone while on the penalty kill. Anton Khudobin had a heck of a time playing the puck in his own zone and Larsson nearly stuffed the puck home. Good PK for Buffalo this time around.
4:15 - HURRICANES GOAL. Zach Boychuk takes advantage of some soft defensive zone play and wires a wrist shot past Ryan Miller for the game's first goal. A nice pass out of the far-side corner by Patrick Dwyer. 1-0 CAR.
End of Period
Goal Summary
BUF: none
CAR: 15:45 - Zach Boychuk (1) (Patrick Dwyer, Radek Dvorak)
Penalty Summary
BUF: 6:21 - Brian Flynn (2 min., hooking). 13:25 - Colton Gillies (2min., interference)
CAR: none
Shots on Goal
Second Period
16:38 - The Hurricanes are one of a couple of teams that has changed, and simplified their uniforms starting the 2013-14 season. Gone are the hurricane flag waist border, and it is replaced by alternating black and red lines around the waist. Same for the shoulders where it is a simple red coloring. The logo has not changed, and is still on the front of the uniform. It looks a bit like a Team Canada jersey from where we sit in the press box.
11:13 - Buffalo has just four shots on goal this period, and 12 overall in the game. By contrast, the 'Canes had 19 in the first and 5 so far this stanza. Some things never change.
9:21 - SABRES GOAL. Joel Armia welcomes himself to the hometown fans by stripping Anton Khubobin of the puck and sliding it across the goal line. That is the second time that the netminder has been stripped of the puck this game. 1-1 tie.
7:19 - HURRICANES GOAL. Another piece of shoddy defense by Buffalo in front of Miller has cost them a goal. This time Radek Dvorak passed the puck to the front of the net, and Chris Terry one-timed the chance home. That HAS to be cleaned up, or it will be another achilles heel of this team. 2-1 CAR.
1:07 - SABRES GOAL. Brayden McNabb took a very good low-lying wrist shot from the point with two Sabres in front of the net and Johan Larsson appeared to tip the puck home to tie the game. That line deserved the score. 2-2 tie.
End of Period
Goal Summary
BUF: 10:39 - Joel Armia (1) (unassisted). 18:36 - Johan Larsson (1) (Brayden McNabb, Ville Leino).
CAR: 12:41 - Chris Terry (1) (Radek Dvorak).
Penalty Summary
BUF: 6:03 - Luke Adam (2min., tripping). 13:40 - Cody Hodgson (2 min., slashing).
CAR: Brett Bellmore (2 min., roughing).
Shots on Goal
Third Period
11:41 - Sorry, we have had some "technical difficulties" with the wifi this period. Just a ho-hum stanza to this point with nothing really going on. Shots are 5-1 Carolina and neither team has had a good chance on goal.
9:57 - Tyler Myers has been very active with the puck tonight, and it has nearly paid off for the team. Just moments ago the big rear guard drove the puck into the offensive zone and created a chance while circling the net. That is what he is going to have to do, with confidence, in the regular season to get back to his rookie form.
5:26 - SABRES GOAL. Cody Hodgson is able to tip home a one-time pass from one side of the ice to the other. Great vision and hands by Thomas Vanek to find the center cutting on the other side. 3-2 BUF.
4:52 - SABRES GOAL. A good faceoff win by the Sabres in the offensive zone leads to a one-time goal by Brayden McNabb. We can get into a faceoff discussion during the regular season, but that should seal the deal. 4-2 BUF.
2:09 - SABRES GOAL. WOW. Simply wow on the one-time bomb from Brayden McNabb at the point to make this game a Buffalo win. 5-2 BUF.
End of Game
Goal Summary
BUF: 14:12 - Cody Hodgson (1) (Thomas Vanek, Joel Armia). 15:08 - Johan Larsson (1) (Brayden McNabb). 17:51 - Brayden McNabb (1) (unassisted).
CAR: none
Penalty Summary
BUF: 10:15 - Nakita Zadorov (2 min., roughing)
CAR: none
Shots on Goal


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Couples Clinic: Be a Parenting Team
Do you and your husband disagree on how to discipline your kids? It's a very common problem, but not having a united front can only confuse and frustrate your children. They need consistency and order so they can understand the rules and the consequences of breaking them.
Patricia Dunn Horn, LCPC, a counselor in Alton, Illinois, suggests the following exercise so you and your husband can act as a better parenting team:
Set a kitchen timer for three minutes. One of you uses the allotted time to speak your mind about an area of contention, perhaps deciding on fair ways to punish a child for an offense such as not cleaning her room or not doing his homework. The other person agrees to listen and not interrupt.
Once the bell goes off, set the timer again for another three minutes. The person who was listening last time uses the time to recap what he or she heard and to express his or her own opinion. Next, put the timer aside and combine your ideas. Do you see eye to eye? If not, where can you compromise? Continue until you settle on a mutually agreeable plan of action. Taking the time to talk out your disciplining differences in this way will help you be better parents -- and even bring you closer as a couple.


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SCHOOLS: Woodside School to trim jobs, cut costs
Original post made on Mar 4, 2009
[Web Link ■ ==B Money matters on tonight's meeting of Portola Valley school board==]
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, March 3, 2009, 11:57 PM
Comments (1)
on Mar 4, 2009 at 1:23 pm
From what I understand the school's financial person recommended to increase the school's "rainy day fund" which is causing these positions to be cut. Now that the rainy day is here why doesn't the board start using these funds instead of eliminating positions? And I understand that for such a small district it's too top heavy with administration. We do need a Superintend but I don't understand why there needs to be an Assistant Superintendent along with these other administrators. Doesn't it cost the school more for these positions, and if they are thinking of reconfiguring other positions shouldn't they not think about reconfiguring these admin position to something like coordinators? A coordinator can do the same job as these administrators but not on the administrative pay scale. Better to do that then cut positions that directly help our children. Just a thought.
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Mr. Deanie I remembered when you retired. For some reason I thought you were retiring because you had your time in with your company not that you were old enough to retire. Similar to Mistic Willow retireing because she had her time in. That is why she is working now to get enough points to be able to collect social security next year along with her pension from her work. As for Deanie I still thought she was 59. I guess that was a few years ago. Lol
I hadn't watched the Bacholor in years until I watched some of it with my daughter a couple of years ago. I watched enough that I liked the winner. So when the winner was coming on the Bachlorette last summer, I decided I would watch it to see what had happened with Emeily. Before it was over I was getting a little aggravated with her especially when she sent my favorite Shaun home. So since Shaun was this year Bachlor, I had to watch again. Now he did pick one of the ones I liked. So not only are they actually getting married, it will be on TV. To get ready he is doing Dancing With The Stars to learn how to dance. Could it get any better? Lol It does!. My other favorite woman who was sent home is going to be on the new Bachlorette this summer. Now I see how they have made it so many years. They suck you in again because you like who is playing. I tried to watch the Bachlor Pad last summer because of this but I just couldn't make it through it.
Asti It has gotten colder here too. My dogs are smart. They have started drying their feet by staying on the porch before they come inside. Now when they come in, they don't have to stay in the mud room until their feet dry. I can dry their bodies but I stopped drying their feet. It is too hard on your back staying down long enough to dry 8 feet. If it is raining and I forget to dry them, they just stay downstairs and look at me waiting for me to remember befor they come upstairs.
I worry about you walking to work in the dark. It must be a lot safer where you live.
Graymayne That is nice about Big G. Every time I see a program on the history channel about throwing slings, I always watch just to see if Big G will be on. A lot of times they show people in the background. I can't be sure but I think I did see him one time. I think it was a program on that you sent links to a article. It might not have been the same program but Big G is hard to miss because of his hair and hat. Well he didn't have the hat on when he was throwing the sling but his hair is unforgetable.
Ironsos I can see you punching all the buttons. Lol We know that you love The Hitchhikers Guide To the Universe.
We went through our own packages of processed film that had been turned into prints, the ones from our own vacations and family events, not the grandparents and great grandparent photos. It was horrifying to just throw away bundle after bundle of processed film while only extracting one or two photos out of most of them. It was hundreds and hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars we threw away.
I am so glad we have digital cameras now. If you take the photo and don't like it you just delete it. You don't have to pay to have it processed and find it is no good.
Most of the photos we threw away looked fine. We knew where they were taken and some of them were quite good but what would we do with them? We ended up retaining the ones that had photos of our family and friends in them. Even then we kept far too many but how do you throw away a good photo of someone you love doing something that evokes a good or sad memory?
I just boxed up the photographic slides to go through at a later date. We will have to put them up on a screen to see what is there. The slides we don't keep I will try to sell. It seems slides have a value, especially vintage slides of identifiable places in the past.
COOLG, I agree with you. I worry about ASTI walking in the dark to work. It looks like a fairly non threatening area. I have gone all the way from her work to her house on Google Maps. Here, it doesn't really matter how nice an area it is. All it takes is one bad person capable of overpowering a lone woman in the dark for things to go badly.
CoolG and Lady Hawke, please don't worry about me! It is a safe, well lit road, and while I cannot absolutely guarantee my safety, who of us can, anywhere at any time? I have never had cause to be even slighty worried on my walk to or from work.
Lady Hawke, I do love all the advantages of digital cameras, but I really miss taking that film to be developed, and not quite remembering what was on it…..the anticipation when you collected the prints was lovely!
My iPad and the printer have reached the next phase of their relationship…..I think I have the scanning thing sussed! (Though only through my iPad…as yet I cannot make the printer scan to me.) I have a small chest full of old photos, and am looking forward to getting some of them into this machine and seeing what I can do with them.
Ironsos I posted earlier that I had enjoyed your link to Google and had revealed Marvin, but the post didn't turn up! Anyway, the DS and I are great fans of the original TV series of Hitchhiker… and we also enjoyed the later film. My DS also loves the books but I never read them.
I reported to the consultant at the Rheumatology Clinic today that I had been gout free certainly since before Christmas and he was pleased. He seems to know his job but he gives me the creeps.
CoolG I don't know whether anyone was doing any filming, my son didn't say. He took some photos and will send me a link probably when he is over his cold/chest infection.
Cool G. I was pushing buttons like a madman.
Graymayne: I have the "Ultimate Guide to the Universe" which has the five novels plus a short story.
It is getting a little page worn from the rereads.
Just a 'heads up' to all… DO NOT LOG OUT OF LEAKY If you do you will not get back in… Many folks have been shut out with dusting messages when they try to log back in.
just lurking
The only time I have logged out of Leaky has been when the power has gone off. Hope that doesn't happen.
It snowed sometime during the night. Not much but enough to cover the truck windows and the grass. The weather is crazy. It was warm over the weekend and now snowing!
I think I need to put on a pair of socks. My feet are getting cold.
I dragged stacks of old 78 albums into the house yesterday and reboxed them. They are so heavy. I need to rebox them again because I couldn't lift the boxes I put them in. There was old Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman and lots of old songs and performers I did not know. Some of the music was really old like "Sidewalks of New York". There were lots of waltzes and fox trots. Each one of those were much heavier than the newer 33 LPs.
We quit using the stereo years ago when we couldn't find a needle for it. I know albums are supposed to be making a comeback among music snobs, that they prefer the sounds of a vinyl album over that of a CD. So, I called around looking for a needle and couldn't find one. My father would have liked to have heard some of the 78s.
Lady Hawke That is what happened to my record player. I could not find anyone who made a needle to fit it. I finally gave all my 78's and 45's away.
I think it is spitting snow again.
Is this the 3rd or 4th Pope I have seen become Pope? I think I have saw one or two on TV and the others just on the news.
ok this is the 6th Pope in my lifetime and the 4th one that I was old enough to either see him take office on the news or live like today.
I think I might be slightly psychic: I was watching the special news programme on TV which was covering the action after the white smoke signal. Inevitably the commentators were discussing the likely chosen candidate and wondering whether he would follow tradition with regard to his Papal name or whether he would break new ground. I thought about this and decided that I would be in favour of the name Francis.
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My DS used to be an avid collecter of vinyl records. He has a lot of rare, extended singles up in the loft, but we too have no way of playing them any more.
I was more of a cassette kind of girl. I still have, somewhere, a tape I complied of "meaningful" songs at about aged 17. I called it "The Bottle of Wine in the Dark Tape!"
Ironsos, I no longer have copies of the books…….I read them to they fell apart. I still get the giggles when I think of the word "yellow." One of the best openings to a book EVER!
Asti: My favorite part of all the books was the piece on learning how to fly. The basic
instruction contains the greatest insight ever.
Lady Hawk If you google "Record Player Needle" there are plenty of sites that still carry the needles at not to bad of price.
MR DEANIE, I did Google about needles in general but I haven't looked to see the model stereo my parents have or what needle it needs. The needle page I found was charging $17 to $20 for a needle. Since they are only going to be in the house for two more weeks with the stereo I don't think they will want to invest even that much in something to leave behind, just to hear the records again.
That just scared to me death… two more weeks. I have so much work to do, both here and there. My DS HAS to get the computer room cleared and his stuff out of my dining room.
ASTI, since I already commented on Facebook about your daughter's great success I won't say any more here than to reiterate how proud we are of her.
It is cold again. I hate that I have so much static electricity in my body. Whenever it is cold, I have to be careful what I touch when I get up from sitting. I have to touch something to discharge the static. The dogs sometimes get the shock if they touch me before I have discharged it. I was looking to see what I had on that would cause it today. I figured it was my socks.
More dang dusting!!! :+/
Hit 77F(25C) today. Feels nice. Of course they are calling for snow next week but what do they know.
I see we are dusting, I came in via History. We are having a chilly spell. I have to go out this morning to see my doctor for a follow-up on my leg problem, which seems to have slowly recovered.


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Two Lawton police officers are on administrative leave after a deadly weekend shooting.
Of the 27 brave men who received the Medal of Honor in the World War II Battle of Iwo Jima, only one survives, and he was in Texoma today to talk with some of today's generation of Marines at Fort Sill.
A Lawton jury finds a pastor not guilty of sexually abusing a 16 year old boy inside a church.
The Lawton Police Department is currently investigating Lawton's sixth homicide of 2014.
Lawton Police say they're investigating the city's fifth homicide of the year after the death of a 23-year-old man today.
Formal charges have been filed in Lawton's first two homicides of the year. Four adults and one juvenile are charged.
Lawton police say an inmate who was found unconscious in the GEO Corrections Unit January 20 had a cell phone and made calls to 911 before he was found on the floor of his cell and taken to the hospital.
Five teenagers, including the son of one of the victims, are being held on suspicion of their responsibility in Lawton's first two homicides of 2014.
A Lawton teen is shot during an attempted robbery while walking home from a convenience store over the weekend.
On December 20th, 2013, a 1st Degree Robbery occurred at the Arvest Bank, 2622 W. Gore Blvd in Lawton.
Police say this is Lawton's 4th homicide of the year.
Two people are dead after an apparent break-in and shooting this morning in Lawton
Monday morning Lawton recorded its third homicide of the year at the GEO Prison Center.
A Lawton security company employee who stole close to a million dollars from ATMs she serviced has been sentenced to 33 months in federal prison.
A Lawton man is arrested after police say he shot a convenience store clerk in the face during a robbery.
Police say there were less homicides in Lawton in 2013 than in 2012.
Lawton Police are looking into two armed robberies reported Sunday night, which they say are similar in nature.
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It was an afternoon of fun and adventure at the Discovery Science Place for Brent and myself. Brent is a happy and friendly child. He is a bit awkward socially and appears much younger than he is but he enjoys having friends and playing with others.
"It takes him a little while to warm up to somebody. He likes to get to know you before he's really comfortable and wants talk to you," Intensive Adoption Coordinator Cindy Hodges said.
Brent also likes to do individual activities.
"Play. Video games," Brent said.
Brent loves video games and enjoys anything that he can "zone" in on. He also likes to engage in what some may call "simple things" such as counting and organizing change.
"He likes to play with anything he can get his hands on. He's very tech tile. A lot of touching. He's very organized. He likes to count and organize things by shape and size," Hodges said.
"What's your favorite color? Red," Brent said.
He also likes blue and he loves doughnuts.
"What is your favorite kind? Chocolate with sprinkles," Brent said.
Brent does get frustrated easily due to his communication skills not being on the same level as his intelligence. He needs time to think during a conversation but also needs to be kept on task or he will get distracted.
He can also be whiney and throw a fit when he does not get his way. Brent needs close supervision as he will wander off, walk into the street and/or approach strangers for conversation.
"I think a really calm family that can provide him with the one on one attention that he wants and needs. Someone that would be really patient," Hodges said.
When Brent is at his best, it is in calm environments where he is receiving the attention that he needs.
Brent has been in care for about 3 years and is really looking forward to a forever family.
"He knows that he's going to be adopted. He's a little anxious too. The fear of the unknown. He's really excited and wants us to find him his forever family," Hodges said.
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Why Mrs. Johnson Believes the Arts Are Essential:
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Visual language is developed and explored in art class.
Visual language is developed and explored in art class.
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Open mindedness and flexibility are key to problem solving.
A small change can have dramatic effects.
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The Effectiveness of Lower Limb Neurodynamic Techniques on Pain and Disability in Subjects With Lower Limb Radicular Pain
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Low back-related leg pain (LBRLP), although less prevalent than low back pain itself, is associated with higher economic and social burden, and consists in a predictor of chronicity and disability among subjects with low back pain. Numerous approaches are proposed for its management; however, evidence regarding the best therapeutic approach is lacking.
Neurodynamic techniques are proposed to be effective to manage nerve trunk pain. In light of this, many techniques are described for the management of the dysfunctions of the sciatic nerve.
Thus, this study aims to verify, through a randomized sham-controlled trial, the effectiveness of a single application of neurodynamic techniques on pain and disability in individuals with LBRLP.
Radicular Pain
Entrapment Neuropathies
Procedure: neurodynamic
Procedure: Sham-neurodynamics
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Immediate Effects of Neurodynamic Techniques on Pain and Pressure Pain Thresholds in Subjects With Back-related Leg Pain: a Randomized Sham-controlled Trial
- Pain (numeric pain rating scale) [ Time Frame: Immediate ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Immediately after the intervention, the subjects will be asked about their post-treatment pain scores in the symptomatic leg and in the back, which will be measured with the numeric pain rating scale (NPRS). Pain will be assessed with individuals at rest
- Pain (Numeric Pain Rating Scale) [ Time Frame: 1 week ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]1 week after the intervention, the subjects will be asked about their current pain scores in the symptomatic leg and in the back, which will be measured with the numeric pain rating scale (NPRS). Pain will be assessed with individuals at rest.
- Straight leg raise range of motion [ Time Frame: Immediate ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]With subjects lying in prone, an inclinometer will be positioned in the symptomatic (and therefore the treated) leg immediately after the intervention. Then, they will be instructed to raise their leg straightly. The mean range of motion (ROM) of 3 measures will be recorded.
- Oswestry Disability Index [ Time Frame: 1 week ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]One week after the intervention, individuals will be asked to complete the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI), which is a self-reported questionnaire that addresses functional restrictions in subjects with low back pain. This questionnaire is widely used, with good psychometric properties and excellent responsiveness and is also used in individuals with back-related leg pain.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|August 2014
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Neurodynamic group
In this arm, the individuals allocated will receive neurodynamic techniques, applied according to the results of the physical examination
Procedure: neurodynamic
The joints are positioned in such a way that allows the therapist to promote stress on nerve tissue. The mechanical stress imposed to this tissue is capable of elicit physiological responses that generate hypoalgesic effects.
Other Names:
|Sham Comparator: sham-neurodynamic
Procedure: Sham-neurodynamics
The individuals allocated to this intervention will receive sham-neurodynamic techniques; i.e, techniques that only simulate a neurodynamic approach without necessarily generating treatment effects
Other Names:
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|40 Years to 80 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- have a neural response with abnormal findings; be able to understand and write in portuguese; both genders; age between 40-80 years
Exclusion Criteria:
- systemic illness; diabetes; malignancy; cognitive impairment;
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01954199
|Contact: Giovanni E. Ferreira, PT
|Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre
|Not yet recruiting
|Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do sul, Brazil, 90050-170
|Contact: Giovanni E. Ferreira, PT +5193073774 email@example.com
|Contact: Marcelo F. Silva, PhD
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Giovanni Esteves Ferreira, Mr, Federal University of Health Science of Porto Alegre
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01954199 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|UFCSPA, mscgiovannisecondaryid
|Study First Received:
|September 24, 2013
|Last Updated:
|September 26, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Brazil: The Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre
Keywords provided by Federal University of Health Science of Porto Alegre:
Radicular pain
Entrapment neuropathies
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
Nerve Compression Syndromes
Hereditary Sensory and Motor Neuropathy
Nervous System Malformations
Nervous System Diseases
Heredodegenerative Disorders, Nervous System
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Congenital Abnormalities
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Neurologic Manifestations
Sciatic Neuropathy
Signs and Symptoms
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 28, 2014


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So for all of you suggesting to dump the 7D, at what price point do you think it's worth getting rid of it? As I mentioned in another post, I don't think l could get $800 for my low shutter count 7D. How many of you are willing to "give" it away for a few bucks? For me, that is not worth it, I'll keep mine as a second body.
+1 The 7D is probably the best value Canon DSLR on the market right now. I paid €1,000 for mine new in 2011 and would still have to cough up almost 2x for a new 5D2 and 3.5x for a 5D3, even a the Rebel T4i is only 200 euros cheaper, thus for the speed, mag alloy body, and unique AF system, it's worth every cent.


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Jena, La. -- When you drive through the small north Louisiana town of Jena, it has an old-time country look to it. It's also the home of Louisiana's most senior politician.
At age 85, Dr. L.C. Turnley has been coroner of LaSalle Parish for 52 years. He was first sworn in the same year that Jimmie Davis became governor.
It was 1960 and Eisenhower was president. Turnley had only been out of medical school for a few years and had no desire to become coroner when the powerful local sheriff convinced him to run.
"He came to me and said, boy, you going to be coroner next time," Turnley says. "I said you kidding me, I don't want to be coroner."
The young doctor soon discovered that the local sheriff was going to get his way. "He said I'm registering you as a candidate for coroner. Well what if I don't want to do it, and he said, you'll do it, and he did, and I said well I'm not going to go out and see people about electing me coroner, I don't care about it. And he said, well I'll do all that, you just practice medicine, I'll take care of that".
Dr. Turnley won that first election, and a total of 14 terms as coroner.
"I don't campaign," Turnley tells us. "If they like me, they can vote for me, if they don't they can vote me out."
Once, Turnley says he offered to pay some else's fee to run for the job. Another time, he didn't bother to sign up. "So the sheriff at that time paid my fee, filled out my papers, signed my name and brought it to me. He says you're in. What could I do then?"
Turnley says his 52 years in office have allowed him to give something back to the community where he was born and raised.
When Turnley graduated from medical school, doctors were making house calls after they left their office for the evening. He charged five bucks a visit.
The patients still come to the modest office that Turnley has used since the 1960's.
"Ever heard of retirement?" we ask him.
He replies, "Yes, and I reject it all the time."
But Dr. Turnley says his current term as coroner will be his last. He has no plans to run for re-election next year. Then again, that's something he's said before.
Since he was first elected coroner in 1959, Dr. Turnley has been re-elected thirteen times without opposition.
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Neighbors say the homeowner was getting ready to serve the birthday cake about 9:15 p.m. when the deck, holding about 30 adults and children, gave way.
Natalie Garcia, whose yard backs up to the home, was watching TV with her children when she heard a series of loud pops and then screams. "I thought maybe it was firecrackers," she said.
But when she looked out her back window and saw that the deck on her neighbor's home had collapsed, she called 911.
"People were screaming and trying to get debris off the people on the ground," she said.
Tinley Park Mayor Ed Zabrocki said 13 to 14 were injured and that the village went into disaster mode, alerting surrounding towns, which sent emergency personnel.
"The building department will take a look at what might have caused this," Zabrocki said. But if the deck was original to the house, it could be more than 30 years old, he added.
"The homes in that area were built between 1965 and 1968," he said.
The injured were taken to area hospitals, but Zabrocki said he thought none of the injuries were life threatening.
The gray, wooden deck, about 8 feet off the ground, had just been painted the day before, Garcia said. "We've lived here for five years and this was the first party I can remember them having."
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Manziel's next big test comes at the NFL's Scouting Combine, Feb. 22-25, in Indianapolis. That's where NFL executives get to poke and prod the next group of talented, young players set to come into the game.
Size and speed will be documented, and on-the-field intelligence will be measured. Manziel should pass those tests in good fashion.
Yet, he'll need to sell himself as a trusted NFL commodity.
It's interesting to note how Manziel has tempered his critics and quietly moved up the list of potential top picks in May's NFL Draft. After winning the Heisman, Manziel drew attention, but his off-the-field antics raised concerns. Were they just actions of a silly kid who could toss a ball or something more serious?
As the season progressed, the debate changed. Questions followed Manziel as to whether he was more likely to emulate the Seattle Seahawks' Russell Wilson, who developed a winning style often compared to former All-Pro Fran Tarkenton. Or would he follow the career path of Tim Tebow, another Heisman Trophy-winning collegiate star whose game didn't translate to the pros?
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Green Bay's starting corners will have to keep up the good work against a very tough trio of receivers, each of whom has excellent speed. Austin and Williams, who is having his best season as a Cowboy in his third season with the team, are both gaining an impressive 14.9 yards per catch, with Williams leading the team in touchdowns with five and Austin leading the team in catches with 43. Austin put up big numbers last week in the Cowboys' loss to the Jaguars, with seven catches for 117 yards — already his fourth 100-yard game this season.
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It is not if an illegitimate contractor will knock on your door, but when, Phae Howard said. Howard is the executive director at the National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud.
The nonprofit's main goal is to educate disaster victims on how to safeguard their homes from scammers.
"These guys are really good at what they do," Howard said. "You can no longer just go to the Better Business Bureau or just get a reference from the deacon at your church. You really need to investigate these people you are allowing into your home."
Howard said it is estimated $70 billion a year is lost nationally because of bad contractors.
"It is hard, hard making decisions," John Beasley said. "The only thing I am comfortable with now is going to work, and that's bad, you know. But it's the only thing right now that is still the same in my life because everything else has been turned upside down."
Beasley attended the information forum to help not only himself but his neighbors who are in similar situations.
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One more thing, about "the tanning mom."
Unfortunately this story just won't go away. And the worst part about it is, every so often you're minding your own business watching TV and all of a sudden, there's that horrifying sight again.
The latest on the "tanorexic" mom, Patricia Krentcil, Is that she's been banned from several New Jersey tanning facilities for giving them a bad name.
Some salons there have her picture posted on the wall like a wanted poster. The salon where her daughter, Anna, allegedly received a sunburn while "tanning with mommy" is reportedly going to be investigated by the New Jersey Department of Health.
As for Kristen Wiig's weekend update portrayal on Saturday Night Live, Krentcil said she thought it was hysterical. It was.
Chicago 50th ward Alderman Debra Silverstein is not amused by all this. She introduced an ordinance today that would raise the age ban on children using tanning facilities in the city from 14, up to 18.
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Reviews by QuentinCall:
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
04-27-2013 06:35:03 | More by QuentinCall
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4.2/5 rDev +2.7%
Thanks to maximum12 for this one. Based on my past experiences with Surly IPAs, I jumped at the chance to try their newest one. Overrated pours a solid copper, like a penny straight from the mint; modest clarity with just a touch of haze surrounding the core. The foamy white head lasts for a few minutes and leaves nice, wet lacing legs along the sides of the glass.
The aroma is densely packed with a huge, wet, fresh hop aroma; herbal, peppery, and just a touch spicy, staying very true to the West Coast style. Equal amounts of fruity aromas march in; grapefruit peel, orange zest, and citrus rinds compete with the raw hop aromas for center stage. The hops fire back with more and more oily pungency with each successive whiff. A very raw and unabashed IPA according to the nose - can't wait to finally taste it.
One sip and your tongue experiences a serious raw hop abrasion. A good truck load of oily, resinous, and pungent hops and pine needles are dumped on your palate right from the start. The hops are peppery and highly herbal, again, playing well to the strengths of many West Coast style IPAs. A decent amount of sticky bitterness hits halfway through and gets stronger in the end. Overrated is definitely more (perceivable) bitter than Furious, and I'd go so far as to say it might be more bitter than Abrasive. At least perceptibly.
The citric flavors do not go unnoticed throughout this herbarium, however. Grapefruit and tangerine seem to be the most vibrant, playing more towards the bitter side of things than the sweet side. Peels, rinds, and just a touch of sweetness in the finish to mesh into the bread-like malt body. As often seen with this style, the malts are relatively quiet until perhaps the aftertaste itself, where they coat the mouth with a thick bread and biscuit flavor. Medium bodied, oily and slick with just a touch of stickiness left behind; plenty of carbonation.
Once again, Surly has made an incredibly enjoyable and drinkable IPA, this time with a much more herbal and "spicy hop" stance. I'd definitely give the nod to both Furious and Abrasive over this stuff, but there's no doubt that it's a well-crafted brew. Definitely worth a shot if you're looking for something to scrape your tongue.
04-24-2013 12:04:23 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.3/5 rDev +5.1%
A: A slightly haze copper ale, showing evidence that it's an unfiltered, dry hopped beer with some fine hops particals.
S: A strong citrus hops aroma with medium pineapple, some pine and a citrus peel. There is a moderate malt sweetness with some caramel character. A moderate grassy dry hopped aroma.
T: An aggressive hops bitterness with a strong citrus hops flavor. The hops are lemon, citrus, some pine and a little lemongrass-like. There is a little malt sweetness, just enough to provide support for the large hops bill. The balance is very bitter but it remains smooth. The finish is pretty dry with a lingering citrusy hops aftertaste.
M: Medium bodied with a medium-strong level of carbonation and a little bit of alcohol warmth. A light bit of creaminess as well.
O: A well balanced, bitter IPA showcasing a lot of American citrus hops. This beer is smooth while having a very strong hops bitterness and flavor.
08-16-2013 23:59:18 | More by MadScientist
4/5 rDev -2.2%
04-10-2013 07:18:29 | More by Schlais
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
08-13-2013 01:12:41 | More by supa0525
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-18-2014 21:23:31 | More by danthehopslamman
South Dakota
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
12-29-2013 03:58:07 | More by SD-Alefan
New York
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
01-06-2014 01:12:34 | More by csmartin6
4/5 rDev -2.2%
04-20-2013 06:11:49 | More by Hamburgers
4/5 rDev -2.2%
03-16-2014 15:04:17 | More by 77apm
4/5 rDev -2.2%
01-31-2014 03:03:27 | More by cincysig
4/5 rDev -2.2%
11-10-2013 15:43:28 | More by Dbrulet
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
05-18-2013 03:53:13 | More by megamass
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
06-28-2014 23:55:11 | More by codysjb
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-01-2013 01:58:27 | More by Guinnsslvr
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
04-11-2013 02:32:42 | More by ryancl
4/5 rDev -2.2%
08-06-2013 21:19:40 | More by thaghost
4.16/5 rDev +1.7%
Serving glass: Poured from can into Imperial Pint.
Appearance: Rich golden color with decent white head and some lacing.
Smell: The aroma is typical for when a Midwest brewery makes a "West Coast IPA" - grapefruit, pine and toasted malts all mixed together and milder than anticipated. Maybe some light tropical notes.
Taste: Nice grapefruit, orange and tropical flourishes over a toasted malt backbone. Finish is very piney, bitter and spicy, along with a hint of berry from the Mosaic hops.
Feel: Medium body with moderate carbonation. Fairly smooth, creamy and very, very dry. Great IPA mouthfeel.
Overall: Not quite up to Surly's IPA standard set by Furious, Abrasive and Wet, but that is like saying that Oahu is not as good of a vacation spot as Maui, Kauai or the Big Island. While the Midwest-made West Coast IPAs are not my favorite, this is much better than most. Nice job.
04-12-2013 02:53:47 | More by bsp77
3.69/5 rDev -9.8%
Served from the tap.
The beer looked clear and amber.
Strong citrus-hop nose with a hint of butterscotch.
The taste was a little bitter, butterscotch, citrus-hops. The hops were most apparent and left a dryness to the tongue.
Would I buy it again? Maybe. It was good, but there are much better IPAs out there.
01-28-2014 19:07:36 | More by NilocRellim
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
08-17-2014 17:49:44 | More by ccurrid
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
12-03-2013 18:06:42 | More by mrw1zard
New York
4/5 rDev -2.2%
08-12-2013 14:38:01 | More by virinow
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
Golden hued with excellent clarity. A thin layer of white head covers half of the top of the beer. Pungent grapefruit and mango hop aroma is prevalent. The hop flavor is a bit more mild than the aroma would suggest. While it is still more grapefruit hop flavor forward, it is pleasantly balanced with light malt flavor. The aftertaste is still primarily tropical flavored hops. The mouthfeel is lightly sticky, but refreshing.
08-26-2014 04:19:16 | More by Franziskaner
4/5 rDev -2.2%
06-07-2013 13:53:23 | More by warmbier804
4.1/5 rDev +0.2%
Can (2013)
Thanks for sending me this one, yamar68!
Clear orange and slight golden. Moderate off-white head that's not very persistent. Messy, irregular, and sticky lacing all the way down the glass.
Very hoppy aroma--nice, expressive citrus notes. A bit of melon maybe as well. Simple, but expressive, appropriate, and bright.
The flavor isn't quite as bright or expressive as the aroma, though this is very much an IPA brewed in the West-Coast tradition. Bitter citrus, a touch of melon, and only a mild malt presence. Nice and exceptionally drinkable.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
I like this one a lot.
04-15-2013 00:33:33 | More by ehammond1
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