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He'Brew Rejewvenator (Year Of The Grape) 2010 - Shmaltz Brewing Company
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Reviews by thepeter:
United Kingdom (England)
3.8/5 rDev +4.1%
I thought this beer was just as advertised, and I liked it! Pours a dark amber brown with a medium head that lasted a while before turning to foam. Smelled of sweet bread, and concentrated grape juice, this I liked. Maybe some spice adn brown sugar as well. Taste began like a dubbel with bready sweetness and finished like the doppelbock with a bit of a sharp boozey end to it. All throughout the drink you could taste the grape though and that made it an interesting and Unique beer. The palate was so soft, smooth and enjoyable a wonderful feel to it. Overall this was a great drinking experience. I may get it again, I may not but I will always remember it!
04-16-2011 04:26:36 | More by thepeter
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North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev +0.8%
This was an interesting beer I have to say.Poured into a .5 liter stein a deep mahogany brwon with some deep amber colored hue,a toasted almond colored fluffy head atop.Deep red grape aromas really jump out at ya during the pour wich is something I have never encountered before,sweetish alcohol and caramel as well.Cakey sweet flavors with the fruitiness being a little subdued wich I was relieved a little to see,sweet alcohol really comes in as well.Its big and sweet but its a pretty good "out of the box" beer,the grape adds something to this beer.
10-25-2010 20:30:11 | More by oberon
3.25/5 rDev -11%
A - Pours a reddish brown with very little head. Not really any lacing to speak of.
S -- As advertised, smells like a dubbel/dopplebock mix. Candi sugar, raisin, a bit of rum, caramel and grape.
T -- Similar to smell. For me, the grape presence seems out of place. An undesirable top layer on what might have been a pretty good base beer.
M -- Medium mouthfeel with low carbonation. Finishes somewhat earthy and dry.
O - Interesting, but not something I would come back to.
10-08-2011 17:45:33 | More by warnerry
2.5/5 rDev -31.5%
22 oz bottle. Pours a hazy light brown that looks slightly purplish and has a smallish off-white head that quickly diminishes to a dusting.
The aroma is sweet figgy caramel malts, candy sugar, sweet grape juice and wood.
The flavor is sweet grapes with some vinous alcohol and some off bitter notes (card-boardy). The fruitiness fades as it warms and figgy caramel malts become more pronounced. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation and is a bit watery.
Overall, an interesting idea. It's a bit watery and I didn't care for the flavors much - it just wasn't too interesting.
08-25-2010 06:05:20 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev +9.6%
Thanks to jjfoodie for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours an amber color with a white head. The aroma is grapes with some toffee and sugar. The grapes are not that strong in the aroma but are present. The flavor is caramel and toffee malt with some sugar and a little bit of grapes. I really thought the grapes would be more prevalent but this is pretty much just a regular doppelbock with a little grape. Not that that is a bad thing, since I really like this style of beer. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
08-04-2010 05:42:09 | More by Mora2000
4.08/5 rDev +11.8%
On-tap at the Porter Beer Bar in Atlanta. Brewed with Concorde grape juice. I'm not sure why the previous entries are classified as American Strong Ales as I'm fairly certain these are brewed with lager yeast so I'm going with doppelbock.
Pours a clear purplish-amber color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving light lacing.
Smells of sweet dark malts with large amounts of grape aromas - not quite as Concorde-grape as I was hoping but still with a good deal of the distinctive character. Also present are good amounts of brown sugar and whiffs of crisp lager yeast make their way in and out of things.
Tastes similar to how it smells, though the grape flavors aren't as robust as the aroma intimates. Sweet caramel malt flavors buttressed by crisp lager yeast kick things off. Shortly thereafter earthy grape flavors make their way into things and carry through to a decidedly sweet ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with active carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass without any problems and could have another.
Overall I almost bumped the drinkability up a notch however I had about 8 oz and I'm not sure any more would go down as easily. Still, a nice beer that I'm afraid many will compare to Welch's grape juice although I think the other flavors work themselves in there nicely.
05-27-2010 02:11:18 | More by glid02
3.78/5 rDev +3.6%
ST: 750 ml poured into a w wine glass.
A: A light purplish brown with a light tan head, when held to the light the beer takes on a butterscotch color. It leaves spotty lacing.
S: Interesting to say the least: concord grape leaps out of the glass followed by bread and spice.
T: What a weird, yet good, beer. It has sweet malts, some fig, and grape interlaces throughout the beer, a bit of alcohol warms up the back of the throat. The finish is very mellow, a bit of alcohol and grape lingers on the tongue.
M: Medium-bodied and creamy.
D: It is smooth and blends its alcohol well.
Overall: I have been told before that the Rejewvenator series is very good, and this year the beer was to unusual to pass up. I was afraid that the concord grape would make the beer too sweet, but that was not the case. Yes, there are sweet malts, but it is balanced. It is worth a try.
12-23-2010 01:54:19 | More by ianjsullivan
3.63/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured a darker amber brown color with a very small beige head on it.
Smell is light sweet malts with a bit of grape aroma as well.
Taste is sweet caramel malts. I don't get much of a grape taste on this one. Slightly bitter finish with some alcohol as well.
Mouthfeel is fairly light. Went down pretty easy.
Overall I thought this beer was OK. I don't know that I'd try it again though with all the other stuff out there too explore. I certainly wouldn't mind drinking it thought if somebody else bought it.
07-20-2011 19:46:47 | More by richkrull
Alberta (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +6.3%
My grape harvest from Cali is in, crushed and de-stemmed, so it is time to crack this bomber - more than appropriate for the occasion.
This beer pours a clear dark reddish brown hue, with one finger of soapy off-white head, which settles to a thin cap, leaving nothing in the way of lace. It smells of soft yeast, sweet concord grape juice, and molasses. The taste is dark tangy fruit, more of that musty grape juice, a bit of demarara sugar, and some mildly spicy yeast. The big ABV is pretty well hidden, just a slight warming. The carbonation is on the low side, the body full, smooth, and fleshy. It finishes dry, in an almost tannic way, and fruity.
Hmmm. This tastes like what I would imagine the Belgians would come up with: yeasty, (red grape) fruity, sugary, and malty. Still, kind of weird, with the childhood grape juice flavours married to a strong Belgian ale. But that's the intent, so, nicely done, but not something to consider as anything more than a celebratory tipple.
09-18-2010 02:38:34 | More by biboergosum
2.85/5 rDev -21.9%
Thanks to THECPJ for the share. Review from notes 11/20/10.
A: Pours a dark copper with a small white head. Head reduces to a layer of small bubbles on the top. Little wisps of lacing form.
S: Lots of grape and also some apple. also get some sweet dates/figs and a little vanilla.
T: Taste like grape juice with a little bit of malt in it. A letdown based on the aroma, not really much going on.
M/D: Medium bodied with low carbonation. Overall, its just not great. It seems a bit watered down and I am not a huge grape juice fan to begin with.
02-01-2011 04:05:50 | More by mdaschaf
4.7/5 rDev +28.8%
Appearance: Brownish amber color with a mercy haze
Head: Light brown with a nice frosty head
Smell: Concord grapes and subtle malts, more like grape jelly
Taste: Liquid grape jelly with hints of a caramel sweetness and a very little hop note
Weight: Light to medium body with a low carbonation
Finish: Grapes with very little malts and hidden hops
If you ask me for another I would say, yes please
03-29-2011 05:44:52 | More by Snow81
4/5 rDev +9.6%
22oz bottle
Half Dopplebock/Half Belgian Style Dubbel Ale Brewed with All-Natural Grape Juice
A- Pours a brownish copper color with a light tan head that quickly disappears.
S- The aroma is sweet malt, dark fruits and hints of spices. The aroma has the maltiness of the dopplebock and the fruitiness of the dubbel. The grape juice is definitely evident in the aroma but it blends in so well you really have to concentrate to pick it out.
T- The taste like the aroma starts out with sweet malt along with some spices and a yeasty finish. The grape juice is pretty well hidden in the taste as well.
M- The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation.
D- Overall, I must admit I was hesitant when I read the description of this beer but it exceeded my expectations by far. This is a really tasty brew that is definitely worth a try.
08-20-2010 04:05:02 | More by cjgator3
3.88/5 rDev +6.3%
Pours an effervescent ruby color with 1 finger of khaki colored head. Good head retention & lacing
S: Grape juice, figs & other dark fruit, plus brown bread once warm
T: Follows the nose along with dryness, cherries, mineral hoppyness & burnt candi sugar up front. I also get a slight juicy fruit flavor as this warms, along with earthy funk, a bit of boozeyness & general winey type notes. Finishes fruitty, slightly dry with a bit of earthy bitterness
MF: Medium bodied, low carbonation & good balance. Becomes fairly slick when warm
Drinks real easy, more dubbel than dopplebock IMO, but a fun offering that is easily the best beer with grapes I've had so far
07-06-2010 14:39:33 | More by russpowell
3.93/5 rDev +7.7%
Into a wine glass from a 22 oz. bottle, this Dubbel/Doppelbock hybrid pours a clear and deep ruby in color leaning toward amber. Half an inch of off white foam settles out to a surface cap in a couple minutes and drops off spots of lace.
Grape and caramel notes coexist with deeper malts and dark fruits more notable after a bit of agitation. Light earthen hops and with a hint of chocolate and clove spice as well. I'm not seeing much Dubbel notes as for yeast esters but just the dried fruit, yet they're no strangers to Doppelbocks either. And the carbonation isn't firm enough to keep the Belgian influences on the nose around long after a pour.
Flavor is vinous in nature and with a light bready texture. Concord grape juice appears briefly on the finish before deeper caramel malt notes tackle it and firm up the mouthfeel in doing so.
Still light in body for the style but certainly not thin. It seems as the the grape juice bolsters the alcohol and lends some character without leaving the usual thickness. Easy drinking as a result of the lack of apparent residual sugars and with a well hidden ABV. Body does become fuller with warming. Spends more time in the Doppel corner vs. Dubbel from my experience; a Dubbel on the nose with a swirl and a Doppel when still, and on the palate.
12-31-2010 04:18:20 | More by HalfFull
South Carolina
3.55/5 rDev -2.7%
Served from bottle into a Boulevard tulip. Poured a massively dark red-orange with a half finger off-white head that subsided to a minimal amount slowly. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, grape, bread, and dark fruit. The flavor was of sweet malt, grape, and bread. It had a light feel on the palate with medium carbonation. Overall this was a pretty decent brew. I went into this one not really expecting too much and it definitely delivered. It was fairly good for the style, but definitely lacked complexity in my opinion. I know they said it was the year of the grape on this bottle, but maybe they should have tried something else??? If you like grapes in your brew this one is for you, but if not, I wouldn't bother.
07-06-2012 10:54:34 | More by thagr81us
3.45/5 rDev -5.5%
redish purple brown see through very thin head fades quick little to nonw carboantion
big grape smell up front malty sweetness nd some spice
grape again is right up front some roasted maltiness carmal and on the backend i get some rich dark fruit
fairly little but not to where its water leaves some tingling on the cheeks and some drying on the tongue
overall its a decent beer not one of my favs but worth trying
12-13-2010 20:11:04 | More by bierguru
3.45/5 rDev -5.5%
Appearance - Pours a cloudy light chocolate brown color with about a finger of tan head that dissipates relatively fast leaving decent lacing on the sides of my SA perfect pint glass.
Smell - Right off the bat, it smells more like a dubbel than a doppelbock. There are sweet malts, caramel, slight grape, breadiness, and yeast.
Taste - Similar to the nose, however, there is just an odd grape flavor that saturates the overall flavor profile. It reminds me of Welches grape juice as a kid (the grape flavor). Sweet malts and caramel, cloves, brown sugar. However, overall, nothing that really stands out besides the odd grape flavor which does not mix well with the other flavors.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied, lower carbonation.
Drinkability - One and I'm done, and also I will not buy again. Saw it at the store, thought it sounded interesting so I picked it up. Not what I was really expecting and nothing that stood out to me once drinking it. Meh.
09-08-2010 03:37:57 | More by SpdKilz
3.83/5 rDev +4.9%
Notes from 01/03/2011:
22 oz. bottle at 48 degrees into a Chimay chalice.
A: It pours a murky deep brown color with reddish hues and a half-finger of head that does not last long.
S: Intense concord grape juice and not much else. Is this carbonated Manischewitz?
T: The taste is a little more dynamic; grape juice up front, light toffee, burnt caramel, and some vanilla-like bourbon notes.
M: The body is much thinner than I'd expected with a creamy feel and lightly sticky finish.
D: This is disappointing in that I expected the "half Doppelbock, half Dubbel" part to play more of a role but the concord grapes overrode most of those flavors.
01-12-2011 14:44:51 | More by bucklemyshoe
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
Wanted to try something different & saw this. I liked a couple others Shmaltz did & found the grape concept amusing, figured why not?
Can smell the grape a bit even before pouring. In the mug a slightly blurry orange-red, over an inch of dense head. The grape continues, plus a bit of something like honey (that was a shock).
Taste is a little boozier than would expect, and no real bitterness I can tell. Goes down more thin like the dubbel style than the doppelbock mentioned on the bottle. The grape actually suggests -- you guessed it -- wine.
It's definitely distinctive, I'll give them that much. It'd get annoying as a regular compared to their others IMO, but for what it is it works.
10-09-2010 03:58:31 | More by longbongsilver
North Carolina
2.88/5 rDev -21.1%
A: Pours a hazy copper color with about a finger of beige head that fades into a thin ring with a little lacing.
S: Some dark fruits like plum at first followed by a scent of grape juice. The grape juice is pretty overwhelming.
T: Similar to the aroma, there is some dark fruit up front and then the grape kicks in. It's pretty strong, but not overwhelmingly so. The finish is yeasty and slightly bitter.
M: Medium-light body with medium combination. Slightly oily characteristic.
D: For a very fruity beer, it's not too bad. The grape's a bit too strong for me, but it's not like some fruited beers that taste like they just mixed fruit juice with beer.
02-15-2011 22:27:19 | More by n2185
3.7/5 rDev +1.4%
Pours a deep, translucent ruby color with a 1/2-finger off-white head. Minimal lacing.
The smell is mainly fruit--red grapes and rasberry along with some yeast and caramel malts. The taste is very fruity--grape juice with some cherries along with wheat and sweet malts. Mouthfeel is carbonated; slightly acidic and light-bodied.
This is a drinkable beer, but you have to like grapes to really enjoy it. I liked it, but I couldn't figure out the style. I picked up some of the doppelbock qualities, but the Belgian elements came through as well.
07-27-2010 03:41:55 | More by theghost3
4.83/5 rDev +32.3%
Color: pours medium golden-brown. sits a slightly hazy orange-brown
Smell: well balanced profile with lots going on. intially you get chocolate and obvious concord grape aromas. pick it apart to get that bready, caramely and dark fruit character of Dubbels along with a little additional sweetness from the dopplebock. grape presence is subtle - just enough to add character. really works well with this style of beer
Taste: aromas translate almost perfectly to flavors. chocolate, plums, raisins, bready yeast character, concord grape jelly, malt sweetness and caramel. finish is slightly dry with a tinge of bitterness and dried, dark fruit
Mouthfeel: medium body with medium carbonation
Notes: thought that it would VERY grapey, but im blown away at how well the grapes work with this style of brew. very delicious and well made
12-17-2010 03:29:19 | More by Frosty80
4/5 rDev +9.6%
I poured this bomber into a wine glass.
A: cloudy, cider-like color, creamy head quickly falls into a splotchy cap with decent lacing.
S: very bock-like, malty, raisin, the grapes linger in the background.
T: the vinous character explodes in the front, the middle is all bock, with sweet bread, raisin, cherry, and fruit yeast funk, the finish is very Belgian, off-dry, yeasty, with a nice lingering floral hop note.
M: medium weight, silky, good carbonation.
D: I will pick up more of this. Good stuff.
11-25-2010 18:41:11 | More by Erish
2.35/5 rDev -35.6%
this was aged 2 years, 22oz bottle poured into a Duvel tulip.
Appearance: Good look to start, Browish-red, with very little head, no retention, and very little lacing.
Nose: Grapes, Figs, dates, and candy sugar
Taste: Grapes and raisins at the beginning with a bit of malt and toast, then it just fades into a nasty grapey finish that is hard to overlook
Mouthfeel: Carbonation supporting a medium body, but it's impossible to shake the grape aftertaste, it carries over into the finish.
Overall: This started out nicely, but there was way too much grape and raisin- it was a drain pour for 4 out of 7 of us.
01-17-2012 13:21:47 | More by 2378GCGTG
3.88/5 rDev +6.3%
appearance: Reddish brown with almost no head and no lacing. Lots of bubbles.
smell: The Dubbel part is up front here. Sour up front with the malty Dobblebock in the background. Interesting.
taste: Interesting again. Rich combo of sour and malt.
mouthfeel: medium with good carbonation.
drinkability: Pretty decent for a >8%.
Interesting beer. Glad I tried it, not particularly excited to stock up.
08-15-2010 19:40:18 | More by cindyjeffsmith
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Women Ruled Zentan for 2014 Series Launch - Posted March 7, 2014
Last night, POLITICO, Google and the Tory Burch Foundation kicked off the "Women Rule" series for 2014 at Zentan. The cocktail reception brought together participants from last year's series and invited them to share their aspirations for the coming year. The event also featured Zentan's ... [PRNewser]
Politico's Romano To Take Over Events in New Role - Posted August 2, 2013
Politico's senior political reporter Lois Romano is stepping into a new role, editor of Politico Events. In this newly created position, she'll help conceive, promote and plan events in conjuncti... [FishbowlDC]
Afternoon Reading List 07.18.13 - Posted July 18, 2013
That's "Mr." to you -- Though the lede mentions the Trayvon Martin verdict, don't worry. It's not another opinion piece about the trial or verdict. Instead, Slate's Katy ... [PRNewser]
Politico Lois Romano's Sparse Bylines - Posted January 17, 2013
It's coming up on Lois Romano's one-year anniversary as a senior political writer at Politico. Curiously, she has a grand total of 45 bylines since her move there last February from The Daily Beast. Anyone... [PRNewser]
Politico Lois Romano's Sparse Bylines - Posted January 17, 2013
It's coming up on Lois Romano's one-year anniversary as a senior political writer at Politico. Curiously, she has a grand total of 45 bylines since her move there last February from The Daily Beast. Anyone... [FishbowlDC]
Politico Sends 8 Scribes to Long Island - Posted October 15, 2012
Leading up to what is sure to be a nail-biter of a second presidential debate Tuesday night, Politico has sent a whopping eight scribes to be on-site at Hofstra University. They include Alexander Burns, ... [FishbowlDC]
A Soir e for Manuel Roig-Franzia - Posted May 15, 2012
An unusual group of Washington journos is convening on June 23 at the home of Politico's Lois Romano and politico bigwig Sven Holmes to celebrate The Rise of Marco Rubio by WaPo's ... [FishbowlDC]
Politico to Hire Down? - Posted March 15, 2012
Politico typically tries to hire up. They snag reporters from the aggressive media mindset of Manhattan. They steal people who haven't been places long -- such as the recent hire of ... [FishbowlDC]
Morning Chatter - Posted February 7, 2012
Quotes of the Day Ezzy's Oops! FishbowlDC Fan Club Prez and WaPo liberal blogger Ezra Klein set off a firestorm Monday when he declared that Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.) was sporting facial hair. Okay, ... [FishbowlDC]
Politico Rescues Romano from The Beast - Posted February 6, 2012
The Daily Beast's Howie Kurtz may have convinced longtime WaPo reporter Lois Romano to join him at The Beast in April 2... [PRNewser]
The Daily Beast Swallows Up WaPo's Lois Romano - Posted April 4, 2011
WaPo's Lois Romano is leaving the publication after 29 years to go to work for The Daily Beast. See the extremely flattering internal memo... To: NEWS - All Newsroom <firstname.lastname@example.com... [FishbowlDC]
Gibbs Amazed Anyone Cares Who the President Calls On - Posted March 26, 2009
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says he's "absolutely amazed that anybody in America cares about who the President picks at a news conference or the mechanism by which he reads his prepared remarks." Gibbs sat down with WaPo's Lois Romano to discuss President Obama's choices for reporter questions for the latest "... [FishbowlDC]
Morning Reading List, 01.15.09 - Posted January 15, 2009
Good morning Washington. Got a blind item, interesting link, funny note, comment, birthday, anniversary or anything of the sort for Morning Reading List? Drop us a line or let us know in the tips box below. We've got your morning mix of media Muesli after the... [FishbowlDC]
WaPo.com Catches up with Obama Confidants - Posted January 14, 2009
The Washington Post's Web site has launched a video series featuring Lois Romano as she interviews many of Pres.-elect Barack Obama's closest confidants. The series begins with campaign ... [WebNewser - SocialTimes.com]
More Post Buyout Updates - Posted April 10, 2008
Marc Fisher tells FishbowlDC that he's considering the WaPo's buyout: It's just sad that the state of the industry has put so many of us in the position of having to choose whether to leave work that we dearly love. Lois Romano will probably not take the buyout, we hear. A round-up: Gene Weingarten: Maybe. Tamara... [FishbowlDC]
In The Loop Page Continues To Evolve - Posted June 12, 2007
You may have noticed Peter Baker taking a stab at the Post's "In the Loop" page Monday (which already features Jeffrey Birnbaum, Al Kamen and Lois Romano). Since Kamen took the buyout, he's now on contract and one of the things he wanted to do was scale back from three columns a week... [FishbowlDC]


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The evening begins when you walk through the door and are handed a bag of cigars; you will also be able to sample various scotch or whiskeys. A Steak Tip and Chicken dinner will be provided by the Chicken Connection. You can also enjoy the Patriots vs. Jets game on various TVs. There will be give-a-ways and a silent sports auction. This is all included with the purchase of your ticket.
Tickets are $100.00 and can be purchased at Cigars Etc. (next to Papa Gino's in Plaistow) or online at www.plaistow.nhlions.org. For tickets, contact Roy Walling at 617-270-3803, Steve Halloran at 603-498-8266, Dave Reppucci at 339-223-7310, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Proceeds from this event go to various Plaistow Lions Club charitable projects including Thanksgiving Baskets for those in need during the Holidays. Please come out and help support the Plaistow Lions Club so they can continue serving the community. Like them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PlaistowNHLions. The event is being sponsored by Cigars ETC. and Altadis Premium Cigars.


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HERSHEY, Neb. (AP) The Nebraska State Patrol is investigating a crash that killed a 19-year-old woman and injured the 18-year-old woman driver.
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The Morristown/ Morris Township-Morris Plains Patch Person of the Year is Bike and Walk Morristown co-founder Kendra Arnold. Congratulations!
A Morristown resident for over 10 years, Arnold is a familiar sight around town, either leading an organized walk, on her bike, walking dogs or manning a booth seeking new members for Bike and Walk Morristown, an advocacy group promoting more and better options for bicycling and walking in town. She also has been a semi-regular blogger here on Patch.
"I was super flattered that I was included on this list, but I'm really thinking that this just shows how people in Morristown want to live in a place where it is a pleasure to walk and bike, and where they can hang out and meet their neighbors," Arnold said when informed of the honor. "I think everyone who was been volunteering like crazy and leading walks and planning fun bike events for Bike and Walk Morristown really deserves this award, but I'll totally accept it for them."
To learn more about Kendra Arnold, check out this 2011 profile Patch did on her where she noted she didn't even know what the cost of gasoline was. To learn more about Bike and Walk Morristown, visit their Facebook page.


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SBNation writer Steven Godfrey shares an anecdote about shooting promotional photos for a video game with former WWE and TNA wrestler Tyson Tomko which reveals why wrestlers can get so cranky. Reason No. 1: because everyone calls it fake when the pain is damn real.
Bill Connelly, SBNation's resident stats guru and preseason previewer, today previews MSU, and has some pretty good things to say. Bill talks about how State could be primed to seize a good season, aided by depth and a favorable schedule. As always, really good stuff from Bill. I encourage you to check it out
If you haven't already seen it suggested by the 13245135351239 other State people who may have passed it to you via email, twitter, or Facebook today, I suggest you take the time to read Spencer Hall's recap of his day with Dan Mullen and the Mississippi State football program. An outstanding job by Spencer, even though Dan thought he was a dormitory! (no joke) Check it out
Man, maybe I just have an old phone (3GS), but the app does not work on my phone. Maybe every 4th time, if I wait long enough, it will load. I added BTB to my home screen and access it that way. Works fine, but the app, when it works, is much easier to read comments, etc. Anyone else have any information? The app store feedback section is weak, to say the least.
Our friends and fellow SBNation-als over at MLB Daily Dish have prepared a very thorough and well-rendered mapping of the Reds' system, which includes executive structure, rosters, salaries, arbitration and option details, and recent BA prospect rankings. I think you'll agree they've done a bang-up job and that this tool will enable you to waste even more time thinking about players you barely knew existed. It's meant to be a living document, so MLBDD urges feedback and corrections. We've passed along the bit about Pensacola, but feel free to chime in over there.
Some inter-network news this morning for you all. As you guys may very well know we here at Stumptown Footy are part of a much larger, bigger and all around fantastic sports network of blogs and sites. This works out great for you guys since it means we have more resources available and more clout with which to get us into sports events and the like. Today (actually yesterday) our MLS corner of this network got a little bigger with the addition of the Massive Report, SBNation's newest MLS blog. Some of you might have stumbled upon their site prior to its SBNation-izing. It's the same guys and really the same site... they're just part of the family now. I hope this site can serve as a resource for you guys when the Timbers play the Crew this upcoming season. We plan on exploiting them in a similar manner for our match previews. In the mean time, feel free to hop on over to their fanshots and give em a jolly welcome!
Apologies if this has been posted, but I didn't see it today and I went through the list a couple times looking for an old post. It's glowing about Portland, and calls out the world for not focusing on how together the Blazers were, and what their potential could be actually right now, or 8 weeks from now. Great, great writeup.
I love this bracket with a capital "L." K-State would mess Boston College and BYU up something fierce. And who doesn't want to see the Jake-Jimmer rematch?
SBNations inaugural Bubble Watch was released today. UTEP, with an RPI of 72 and SOS of 137, is on the list but not in a great spot. Chris Dobbertean is worried about the strength of UTEP's remaining opponents since the Miners don't play any of the C-USA powers twice this season. UAB, Memphis, and UCF also make the post.
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A recent case of a drug sniffing dog being threatened by a man during his arrest has led to the possibility of a new law being passed by Governor Christie. Dano's Law has a penalty of 5 years in prison and a fine for threatening a police dog.
Kate got the chance to talk to the Captain involved in the original arrest and he says that he is all for the passing of this new law. He emphasizes that this is about protecting all kinds of officers. And, Kate got a firsthand look at how Dano and his human partner work together to catch the bad guys!


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Reviews by mtomlins:
Ontario (Canada)
3.96/5 rDev -2.7%
Poured from a bomber into a stemmed tulip glass and shared with a coupe friends.
Pours to a bubbly white head that leaves some lacing. Straw, amber in color. A pleasant piney, hoppy nose with a bit of spiciness and a touch of fruit; a bit dank. Pine bitterness up front, spicy and crisp with a mild malt backbone. Medium body and carbonation, maybe a touch thin on the palate. Overall, a very pleasant and drinkable APA; nicely done!
12-18-2013 12:49:09 | More by mtomlins
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Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
11-06-2013 23:58:36 | More by Sammy
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
06-11-2014 00:32:29 | More by Rutager
Ontario (Canada)
4.19/5 rDev +2.9%
Enjoyed only 4 days after bottling on November 9, 2013.
Poured in to Bellwoods tulip.
A - Translucent dark yellow with one finger of cream coloured head.
S - Orange rind, peach, pine, caramel and a general musky/dank aroma.
T - Sharp bitterness up front. Orange zest, peach, pine and a big musky/dank presence with a hint of tropical fruit and slight caramel malt sweetness.
M - Medium body; creamy. Light to moderate carbonation.
11-20-2013 23:59:15 | More by TheSevenDuffs
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
11-08-2013 00:34:08 | More by dipso123
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
11-26-2013 00:39:57 | More by liamt07
4/5 rDev -1.7%
01-10-2014 18:38:14 | More by 111213forlife
Ontario (Canada)
3.33/5 rDev -18.2%
This is bright golden amber in hue with a touch of haziness. A moderate level of carbonation combined with a steady pour produces less than a finger's worth of fizzy white head. It moves from the center outwards quickly, forming a ring around the glass. Concentric rings of lace trail the beer as the glass empties.
Despite plenty of bread and honey being present in the nose, the malt bill doesn't come across as too heavy. It didn't click why this is called Cat Lady until I picked up on its hop character which gives the overall impression of cat pee. It's also quite leafy and a little resinous with some grapefruit pith as well.It's clean but reserved and straight forward.
The hops flesh out more in the taste. Its cat pee quality is at the forefront mixed again with pine, leafy flower hops and a twist of grapefruit. Fresh biscuit comes through nicely in the finish with a little hop bite clinging on top. Its bitterness is minimal and restrained.
The body sports a clean and crisp feel. Based on its weight and taste it's hard to believe its alcohol content. If it is indeed 7.2%, kudos to them. Its bready malt character gives it a nice texture that it would be a mess without.
I've had a chance to have a few of Bellwoods offerings now and this lies on the weaker end of that range. Sure this is a sessionable easy drinking IPA and maybe that's what they were going for. I myself found it bland and it to be a run-of-the-mill IPA in today's Ontario craft beer scene. Witchshark all the way!
12-09-2013 23:08:59 | More by ludachris
Ontario (Canada)
4.16/5 rDev +2.2%
Bottled Nov 5, 2013. 1 day old.
Beer is light amber in colour, with a large white head. Decent retention and lacing.
Not sure what hops are used in this one, but it smells like Simcoe to me. Pine and a damp weedy scent. Some light fruits, blend of citrus and tropical.
Taste contains a strong pine flavour upfront, but also juicy fruit flavours. Like the nose, I get a blend of tropical and citrus flavours, the former more strongly. Moderately bitter. Very good.
Medium bodied, moderately carbonated. Quite oily.
Overall, very nice. I like the pine focus, and the fruit flavours are very nice as well. Another winner from Bellwoods.
11-06-2013 21:30:23 | More by jrenihan
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -14%
12-25-2013 02:11:31 | More by lgmol
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
12-16-2013 04:59:21 | More by evil_liver
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
06-08-2014 00:29:12 | More by andrenaline
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
07-25-2014 16:54:36 | More by Jerboat
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -14%
04-24-2014 01:43:04 | More by KeKeKumba
Ontario (Canada)
4.21/5 rDev +3.4%
Pours a lightly chill hazed bronze with a chunky, everlasting head. Orange, grapefruit and mango in the nose. Curacao orange, lemon, herbal hops fill the first sip. This stuff is very hoppy and full of interesting flavors. Some toasty malt provides a minimal balance in the background, never pushing out in front of the hop onslaught. The finish is moderately bitter and medium lengthed, this beer is no palate wrecker by any means. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a smooth, creamy carbonation.
This is a great IPA with a unique flavor profile. Complex, hoppy and very drinkable. Seek this out.
12-11-2013 02:32:34 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
4.06/5 rDev -0.2%
Bottled Nov 5 and purchased at the brewery Nov 12. Stunning APA that's bordering on DIPA, both in ABV and flavour profile.
Pours a relatively insipid golden amber colour with a decent white head that leave an impressive amount of lacing. Aroma of pure "hops", piney and lovely. Flavour is less focused, with a nice tropical fruit malt balance underpinning the citrus bitterness.
This is a spectacular beer for anyone who enjoys the typical "west coast" portfolio - and shame on me for thinking "citra" was the answer to all of life's dilemmas!
11-23-2013 03:16:51 | More by hopsolutely
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
11-19-2013 00:42:07 | More by yancot
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev -0.5%
Cat Lady looks something like fresh-pressed orange juice; it has a pulpy complexion and orange-y colour. Despite the mist there are flashes of clarity and eye-striking highlights. Its head is stretched over the surface like a tarp and makes the glass look something like a salt shaker.
Presumably the beer gets it name from the notorious 'cat pee' aromas that are sometimes a product of the Summit and Simcoe hops used in this recipe. Oddly enough, I don't get much of that particular flavour in this aroma, though I do detect a lot of the onion skin and leafy notes I so often do with those varieties.
More of the fruity components come out in the flavour, which tastes kind of like a guacamole if you were to replace avocado with a combination of orange and grapefruit; there's garlicky spice and a bunch of lime-like acidity. Or, less abstractly, it resembles an especially savory and citric marmalade - either way, I'd spread it on toast.
Speaking of, the malts are prominent enough to evoke a toasted bread-like flavour and near crunchy mouthfeel (or perhaps 'chewy' is more appropriate, owing to the nutty, nougat-like notes). Nods to the grain notwithstanding, of the two, hops again shout the loudest. Their dank, (oddly contrasted) onion and grapefruit notes vibrato throughout the aftertaste.
Cat Lady is a fair substitute for the awesome Roman Candle - they are different but pretty much equal IPAs. I'll take either. Give Bellwoods a bag of hops, some grain, and a fermentation tank and they're sure to come up with something great. They can pretty much do no wrong. Dear brewery: on the behalf of Toronto hop-heads, thank you.
01-27-2014 01:15:35 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +0.7%
A friend brought me this from Toronto.
A - Two fingers of pillowy white head on a bright dark golden body with strong carbonation. Amazing lace rings all the way down and a half finger of retention. Fairly perfect.
S - Ripe melon, grapefruit, lime, lemon.
T - Lemon, citrus, a mild alcohol note, some breadiness. Syrupy fruits, pithy, juicy oranges.
M - Nice strong bitterness, good carbonation, medium body.
O/D - No hint of the 7.2% Easy drinking and complex with layers of hops with a decent malt backbone. Nothing is too intense, but it's quite delicious. Quite drinkable.
04-16-2014 21:31:04 | More by tbeckett
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
03-27-2014 01:38:33 | More by ArrogantPrick
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.7%
05-01-2014 04:57:03 | More by AugustusRex
New York
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
04-14-2014 02:05:01 | More by deonreds
Manitoba (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
06-14-2014 00:34:56 | More by kjyost
Ontario (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +16.7%
05-16-2014 22:02:32 | More by KrizzlyBear
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
02-02-2014 00:40:44 | More by sbarre
Cat Lady from Bellwoods Brewery
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Princess Necklace Craft Kit (1 dz)
All the girls at your daughters princess fairy tale party will wow in awe in excitement when they see this Princess Wood Necklace Craft Kit. This fun kid is ideal for divas of all ages.
- Makes 1 dozen complete necklaces
- Charms measure: 1" - 1 1/4"
- 30" Nylon Cord
- Wood Charms
- Pastel Plastic Beads Included
Design Your Own Foam Bracelets (2 dz)
Girls love making jewelry, especially fun jewelry like these Design Your Own Foam Bracelets! These bracelet are the perfect summer camp projects or as fun projects at any slumber party!
- 2 Dozen Design Your Own Foam Bracelets
- Bracelets Measure 8"
- Foam Shapes Measure 1/2" - 1"
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CHENEY, Wash – DNA evidence can often make or break a case, and the evidence collected in Sharlotte McGill's murder is top priority at the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab in Cheney.
Spokane Police are hoping the evidence collected at the murder scene helps them find the killer. While the lab manager can't say specifically what was collected, or how many pieces they're testing, we do know the evidence collected in McGill's murder arrived days ago, and that the analysis is already underway.
"Yes, we do have the evidence from the McGill case in the laboratory, and we are expediting that," said lab manager Kevin Fortney.
The Spokane Police interim chief asked the lab to make the case a 'top priority,' meaning that the case was pulled from the rotation of incoming cases to be processed now. Since the lab in Cheney takes DNA samples from crimes all over eastern Washington, it's backlogged with cases, and it's usual turn around time right now is 6 months. That means had this case not gotten the 'rush' orders, it may have been fall before analysts got to work.
Now, at least two analysts – including a DNA specialist – are already working full time to process the evidence.
"We are definitely working on it," said Fortney. "The analysts may not be with their hands in the evidence the entire time, because there are processes where something had to sit and soak or sit and extract, has to run on an instrument... So there are processes where the work is ongoing."
But a 'rush' case doesn't mean a 'rushed' scientific process or DNA analysis.
"This is a top priority," Fortney added. "We also are citizens here in the City of Spokane, and any time the public is at risk, in a case such as this, it does become our top priority. Just understand we are working on this, we want to make sure we do it in a rapid time frame, but we also want to make sure there are no mistakes."
It still may be weeks before the DNA analysis is complete. Once one specialist examines the evidence (i.e. a piece of clothing), they identify where biological stains may be and take samples. They write a report and compile the data, and then a second specialist repeats the process to make sure everything is double-checked and correct.
"We don't want to accuse someone wrongly, and we also - if we do have the right person - don't want the things that we do to cause that whole thing to be overturned in court. So we're very particular about how we do this analysis."
The crime lab must be very careful, because it's the results that come from that building that will hopefully lead to a suspect's identify, and later down the road, the killer's potential conviction.
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Spokane police say they have DNA evidence that may identify the man who killed Sharlotte McGill on May 3 as she was walking her dog along the Spokane River.
As days pass, the level of community concern has increased dramatically. Because of the limited description of the suspect, citizens have been simply reporting people they see acting suspiciously who meet the general description.
The description of the suspect is based on information obtained from the victim. Responding officers heard McGill's basic description of the suspect: "A black male, in his 30s, with a bad eye." Unfortunately, McGill was unable to provide any additional information before she passed away.
The Police Department must strike a critical balance, protecting the rights of innocent people with the need to locate a single man suspected of murder.
On May 3, 2012, just after 8 a.m., Sharlotte McGill was stabbed to death along a dirt path in the 1800 block of East South Riverton while walking her dog. When McGill cried for help, citizens rushed to her aid and called police.
SPD would like to caution citizens from approaching anyone they believe may be the homicide suspect; instead, SPD encourages citizens to contact 911 immediately. Officers will screen each call and respond appropriately. Meanwhile, a Major Crimes detective has been assigned to review every single tip received in this case, and proceed accordingly.
Forensic evidence has been submitted to the WSP Crime Lab and WSP Chief John Batiste has assured SPD that this case will be a top priority. Investigators are waiting for DNA results, which could take weeks to months.
SPD Crime Analysis has researched past police reports and compiled a list of names of individuals matching the suspect description. Patrol officers and detectives are attempting to contact those individuals to determine if they had any involvement with this crime. We are working step by step to eliminate any possible persons of interest.
UPDATE: Spokane Police Officer Jennifer DeRuwe visited our studios today to answer questions about a killer on the loose. DeRuwe cleared up questions surrounding the suspect's description.
Thursday (5/3/12) At 8:11 a.m. on 5/3/12, 55yo Sharlotte McGill was walking her dog (Lily) on a trail near the area of 1800 E. South Riverton. McGill lived in Apt Complex across the street from the scene with her daughter). According to McGill, a man jumped out of the bushes, stabbed her several times and fled. McGill screamed for help and made her way from the trail up to the street where a construction worker (Chris Kunz) heard her cries, rushed to assist her and called 911.
McGill was transported to the hospital where she died from her injuries. The dog was uninjured in the attack.
The suspect was described as a black male, 5'5" to 5' 10" in early to mid 30s wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black pants, and having a "bad" or "crazy" eye.
Neighbors in the area say they had seen a man matching the description in the area recently. Spokane Police detectives detained a person matching the description (Robert Yovino) but released him.
Friday (5/4/12)
On 5/4/12 Police Chief Scott Stephens said they're using all available resources to catch the killer. The entire Major Crimes Unit, Patrol officers and special investigative officers were assigned to the case for a total of 25-30 people. He also said that they are looking at homeless shelters because they believe the suspect might be a transient. Stephens said they had collected a lot of evidence and had sent it to the WSP Crime Lab and managers there said they would make it a "top priority".
Some of the evidence includes clothing from Robert Yovino and McGillis' dog which had blood on it.
Chief Stephens said they've received a lot of tips from people in the community.
Later that day police released a picture of a car battery found near the crime scene and said that it was possibly stolen be the suspect and asked for help from the public locating the car it came from.
KHQ talked to a woman (Sherrie Wright) who said a similar thing happened to her by a suspect with a similar description. There was a police report, but detectives wouldn't say if there was a connection.
Sunday (5/6/12) Memorial for McGill.
Monday (5/7/12)
On Monday 5/7/12, Police located a car that had its battery stolen and processed the car for evidence. The battery however didn't match the car but police processed it anyway.
Tuesday (5/8/12)
Obtained 911 calls from Billie McKinney, Chris Kunz and Janelle (neighbor)
Police went to at least one homeless shelter to hand out a flier about the case and got a name from a security guard there of a guy who matches the description.
Learned that police have a 2nd working theory that the suspect was a car prowler that was stealing car batteries and selling them at a local recycling center. Chelsea talked to the manager out at Pacific Steel and Recycling. They provided police with months worth of surveillance footage and I.D. for customers.
Alex went to Wenatchee and talked to former co-worker and friends who all describe Sharlotte as a super awesome person.
Talked to the city about the upkeep of the trail. They aren't responsible for that portion of the trial but they still do some maintenance of it. The last time they trimmed the bushes in that area was about a week before the murder.
There was a stabbing in Bremerton on the 3rd. A young woman was stabbed to death by an unknown suspect. Doesn't sound like the two are related but KOMO Radio contacted SPD about our case to discuss similarities.


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Born in Croydon; Elliot Daly started playing rugby at Beckenham, aged 5 and was there until 2006 before spending three years with Dorking up to 2009.
Elliot attended Cumnor House School in South Croydon and then headed to Whitgift School, before joining the London Wasps EPDG and then Academy.
With honours already for England at U16 and U18 level, Daly was a key part of the 2011 U20 Grand Slam Six Nations winning side and the side who reached the Junior World Cup final where he started alongside three of his Wasps team-mates.
Daly became a fulltime professional at the Club ahead of the 2012/11 season and played an important role in his first season out of school with a monster 60 metre kick against Gloucester helping his side to a vital win at a key time in the season. Daly ended the 2011/12 season being awarded the Academy Player of the year and then made the full step up into the senior squad.
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I've acquired my third (and final) Mark IIN body and have a question:
1) when setting the body to AI-SERVO (using central AF point only/no expansion/standard AI Servo tracking sensitivity) using a standard 50mm 1.4 USM lens, the camera tends to continuously "refocus/move slight fine focus" even when locked solid on a tripod and the subject is not moving (like a resolution chart). This I find strange (I shoot Nikon also and none of my Nikon's do this) because the camera tends to feel overly erratic/hyper and doesn't stop focusing. Could this be the normal way the Canon's focus in AI Servo? It tends to feel overly active and aggressive at wanting to refocus immediately.
Any help is appreciated.
PS: these 1D-series bodies are dust magnets! The viewfinder area (condenser lens sandwiched btwn the pentaprism and focusing screen) tends to get dust permanently trapped inside regardless how careful you are at changing lenses/protecting the body when body cap is off). It keeps building up.
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Your subject is not moving but your 50f1.4 optical projection plane does while its element(s) was/were moved by 1D2N's AF. This sequence repeats until the AF sensor(s) no longer see any error.
Regarding the dust...avoid the blower and use any low speed vacumn with small tube ( starbuck coffee straw) to suck them all out. You need to lock your shutter and mirror (sensor clean mode) before doing anything. This vacumn process is not recommended if you really don't know what you are doing. I hardly clean my 1ds2 sensor...maybe once/twice a year.
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Thanks a bunch.
This is quite strange because the target in front (focus resolution chart) was prefocused and had achieved focus already but the lens continues to "chatter" the focus slighting and continoulsy. My cheaper Rebel/30D/EOS T2 film bodies don't have this "continual chatter" when in AI Servo and have focus achieved. Like I mentioned: could this be a characteristic of the 1D bodies or just a faulty body, I don't know.
Firing a burst of 20 RAW images (locked on the tripod with neither camera or target moving), the camera managed almost all focused w a few slight OOF images.
I've also noticed with this 1D body, when the two subjects (of different distances) are nearby to each other, the AF tends to "shuffle" forward and back sometimes (can't decide to focus on further or closer subject). This may be due to the AF point indicator being a bit smaller than what the AF sensor is really detecting, but this again is totally different from Nikon's AF approach.
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The differences between 1dseries and lesser AF bodies is the AF motion prediction firmware. Your 50f1.4 is low contrast lens when it's in wide open. Just look at the 50f1.4 projection curve from SLRGEAR you can tell the movement of 50f1.4 focal plane does fool the 1D2N's AF motion prediction firmware. Try another lens like 135L then you won't see the same action from 1D2N in AF SERVO mode.
just playing with aperture tag, you can see the 50f1.4 focal plane changing but not much in 135L
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Thanks again!
Ok, so from what you're saying is due to the lens being "low-contrast" (since the lenses are always wide open before the shot is taken to allow light hit the AF sensor), it confuses the 1D body to do this chattering (due to its high-speed prediction algorithm vs. the lower-end AF modules) and become overly re-active in AI-servo mode.
I'll have to dig up a 70-200 2.8 and a slower speed lens to test the above soon. But it sounds very interesting (especially coming from Nikon's AF).
I did notice when I had borrowed the 70-200mm II IS (stablizer off) attached to this 1D IIN body, that the AF is far quicker to initially lock focus vs. my D700 with the 80-200mm AF-S. The fine focus mechanics on the 70-200mm II IS is far shorter than the 80-200mm AF-S (as much as 1.5" more of turn mechanically from infinity to MFD). But the tracking method is far more stable on the D700 vs. the 1D IIN: hence the erratic/quick refocus of the Canon's AI Servo AF. I love the focusing speed, but not this overly erratic focus method too much (this was evident with all 3 bodies I had).
Also, when focusing from a near to close subject (such as focusing a quarterback then onto a receiver), the Canon is quicker at acquiring focus. Tracking is same with both system (with the Canon being more erratic).
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AmatureMic, i am not a sport shooter and hoping someone will chimp in and help you soon. At the mean time, we have one canon document that might help you to fine tune your 1D2N custom AF tracking to prevent the erratic that you have mentioned:
Page 14, Custom Function 20 controls the degree of focusing sensitivity in AI Servo AF
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The chattering is normal and the 1DIIn. The chattering will vary from lens to lens but it never bothered me. I also had dust in the viewfinder of all my MKIIn's, but that never really bothered me either
The camera has a great AF and is always searching in servo mode. Of course there is no chatter in one-shot mode. That camera makes some wonderful images no matter what you are shooting.
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10 Gorgeous Table Decorations for Fall and Winter
October 7, 2013 at 4:31 pm , by Bethany Cianciolo
Hosting for the holidays? It's time to revamp your frumpy tablecloths and outdated dishware. Get inspired by these craft bloggers and recreate one of these simple (and chic!) DIY tablescapes.
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To give your tablescape a modern and classy feel, leave it simple and clutter-free. Use leaves as name cards and cover tiny pumpkins with glitter. Stick to metallic shades and find napkins with clean, structured lines.
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Personally, I'd really like to see Yahoo Messenger integration. While Facebook is great and all, it's not my primary choice.
Apart from that I have no complaints. Nokia <3
15-01-2012 14:19
16-01-2012 10:57
"Allow background connection" should be seperate for both wifi and mobile network. When I turn on one of them the other one is turned off too. This should be fixed. And the infamous gps. When background connection isn't turned on ,foursquare,maps and drive doesn't work at all. The device can't find my location using only gps. and sometimes the feeds screen which supports facebook feeds doesn't refresh when I click it manually when "allow background connection" is turned off.
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video calling on skype
That's about it.
19-01-2012 7:48
1.Video Calling
2.Browser with tab page support and some kind of fast switching.
3.A better synchronize with google account, with full support of calendar, tasks, contacts, etc.
4.Some icon-based notification for message, email and facebook would be great.
5.Maybe some more deeper integration with social network like facebook and twitter.
6.The whole Swipe-to-change-the-input-method thing isn't that convenience to use.
And if N9 is really going to be the only Meego phone, I'm pretty sure there r some more tweak can do to improve the performance. Just changed my phone from HD7 to N9, love the interface but is obviously not as smooth as WP7, hope PR 1.2 would be better.
19-01-2012 12:00
I've only had my N9 for a day now, but I would like to be able to copy complete appointments in the calendar application and the use of one of the hardware buttons as a camera button. It's far easier to take a good photo using a button on the side of the phone, than having to stop, look, press the screen - especially if you wear reading glasses.
21-01-2012 4:50
To have a HANDWRITING OPTION for writing all your messages, notes, etc. in additon to the key board and swype.
25-01-2012 10:49
25-01-2012 14:54
1. FM transmitter. Really miss this. So many times people were really impressed by the inclusion of this feature, felt very "expensive" and high tech.
2. Be able to send SMS to emails. Currently it says "invalid phone number"
3. Alien Dalvik PLEASE!
4. MS office document editor
5. When being sent multiple files from another phone, it would be nice to have an "receive all" instead of having to hit Yes to receive each file.
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Check "Calendar Feed" in Nokia store:
Or "Kalender Feed" for German users:
30-01-2012 7:28
1. Vlingo integration for various voice control and reading features, even if they make it a paid addition on the store like for other nokia phones.
2. In the music player there is already a feature where swiping the album art to the side skips songs, swiping up and down should skip to the artists other albums.
3. Also in the music player their is already a feature to set song as rington but additional options to set song as contact ringtone and the ability to select multiple contacts at the same time would be great as trying to sort through a massive music collection to set the song as a ringtone for a contact in the contacts app is plain cumbersome and frustrating.
4. chromeless web browsing, the browser on android phones has the task bar at the top disappear when scroll down webpages and then reappear when scrolled back to the top of the page, can't the n9 browser do so. Or to match the theme of the phone the task bar minimize to a few pixels thick at the top and have it auto hide and reappear when tapped.
5. flash player in the browser.
6. built in swype manager and calender event feeds instead of having to download an app off the store.
7. FM Radio and transmitter if possible.
8. Video calling.
9. better store integration that actually notifies of installed aps updates.
10. release pc software to reflash/update the n9 so i don't have to send it to nokia care when the next pr update somehow manages to screw up my phone like last time.
11. option to change the colour of the clock on the lock screen to reduce light output without me having to hack the phone.
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12. evernote integration, it's great that dropbox is being added in pr1.2 so lets get evernote too.
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04-02-2012 1:49
The N9 is my 'perfect' phone, but the main thing I'm missing is a Vlingo like app. When I had my E7 and I was walking quickly somewhere, I could just press the widget, say "Text Stephen Elop, Message, Please don't post a photo of you in speedos" Then it would wait a few seconds, I could quickly glance to check the words were correct then just hit Send. It was a very useful app.
Now with my N9, I'm WAY too scared to drop it while texting and walking, so I either walk really slowly or just stop. I feel that because there are apps that do allow some voice-to-text (like Quick Voice keyboard, or something like that), a really good voice app like Vlingo should be possible, if only they'd port it over.
Apart from that, I'd like charging to be quicker, and I'd like the option to have more ringtone profiles.
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I followed your garden site on the other Forum a couple of years ago. It was really interesting but since than I haven't had the time to follow up. Please keep posting!!!
One question, how do you keep the weeds out of the strawberries? That's my big problem.
I'm really good at doing nothing…With that said…I'm really, really good at doing nothing
Weeds in the strawberries are the biggest problem!--I am always pulling some out all during the year, even when berries are not bearing! I may have to resort to chemical use at the new garden until I get weeds under control!
I have done season long garden threads on other forums, for the members so they could get a hands on look at how we do it , and if there would be enough interest and participation from the gardening members here on the cub forum we all could share our experiences for all to see with pics. and descriptions and do a thread here too!--kick the idea around and let me know what you think! thanks; sonny
The season long thread I followed on the other forum was very interesting. The one I followed was about two years ago, I guess when you were at your other farm. It was really something how everybody showed their progress through out the growing season.
Two of my sons started a garden about seven or eight years ago. They keep the family in vegetables year around and sell the rest. They're doing pretty good, but its hard work for them, in which I'm grateful so they can see what work is all about.
Some of the members on this forum did post their gardening experience this year. I'll to search back, but if I remember some had pretty big gardens in sweet corn.
I think it would be great to see a "garden season thread†on this site.
One question, what type of spray are you going to use on the strawberries? We did the same thing (pulling weeds) and its not working.
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I would love to see a gardening thread from others, on how they play in there gardens. This year Barbara and I will have a 1/4 acre garden space to play in. We have it all turned under at this time and have soil samples to send to the University. We are now making a plan as to what we would like to grow and how to use the space that we have. We have had a garden for lots of years and really enjoy all that goes with our garden. There has been a bad drought for the last 2 yrs. I have been working on a rain water storage with barrels,,,,I am up to 400 plus gallons. using a 12 vdc RV water pump I can water my garden plants. I found some devices that you can put on top of a 2 liter pop bottle and insert in into the ground and get the water right to the roots,,,,this saves you lots of water. We also used newspapers around the plants to help hold the moisture in the ground. I know there are a lot of you big farmers that have other ideas lets hear them.
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Michael revisits Goodwood in the year 2000. Whilst walking around the track he talks about his life and his 10-year racing career during the 60s.
About the AuthorMichael de'Udy
Born in England on 27th April 1941, his early years were spent in Bermuda, later attending school in England. He has lived in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Australia, New Jersey, Chicago and currently lives in New York. He was educated at Worth Priory in Sussex, Fort Augustus Abbey in Inverness-shire and Millfield School in Somerset. After he graduated from the Jim Russell Racing Drivers School in the 60s, his motor racing career began. He retired from motor racing at the age of 30 (a difficult decision to make at the time). Cars: Ferrari 250 GTO, Ford Mustang Boss, Porsche 904 GTS and the 906, Lola T70. Tracks: Kyalami, Killarney, Roy Hesketh, Silverstone, Crystal Palace, Brands Hatch, Lourenco Marques, Kumalo, Zeltweg, Vila Real, Rheims, Bulawayo, Nurburgring, Mugello, Castle Combe, Mallory Park, Sebring. Co-Drivers: Frank Gardner, Peter De Klerk, Hugh Dibley, Paul Hawkins, David Piper, Mike Hailwood, Colin Davis. South African Land Speed Record 1968, Lola T70 - 191.8 mph
Publish Date February 15, 2012
Dimensions Small Square 200 pgs Standard Paper
Category Sports & Adventure
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