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3.35/5 rDev -5.1%
Pours a very hazy copper/orange with a nice persistent cream head leaving nice lacing.
Very sharp hoppy aroma, lots of grapefruit, pine and spicy notes. A hint of tropical fruit later, namely pineapple. Sweet caramel malt evident underneath. Hops is to sharp, I would have liked more sweet fruit or resiny notes.
Flavours follow in the footsteps of the aroma: aggressively hoppy, with little in the way of supporting malt. Some hints of grapefruit and caramel. The finish is impressively long-lasting though.
Good rich body, carbonation is a bit full-on though.
Needs more crystal malt or similar to balance the almost medicinal bitterness.
10-05-2009 10:25:36 | More by CrazyDavros
2.78/5 rDev -21.2%
330mL bottle from Warners@The Bay
Freaky brown residue inside the neck, but I'll ignore it for now. Sunset amber, largely opaque, with an off-white head of a finger or so which falls apace to a bare ring and film.
Nose shows some tangy citrus pungency, but not a lot of dimension. It's kinda orangey, kinda lemony, kinda sweet, a little sweaty, a bit of herbal spunk, but it refuses to branch out like a good IPA should.
Again, an agglomeration of citrusy hops and a beefy toffee malt backbone that merges into an incoherent hulk. It's not at all unpleasant, it's just that it completely resists separating into its constituent parts.
Moderately chewy, with nicely buzzy carbonation and an appropriately enduring bitter, astringent finish.
Plenty of punch, but it feels like a lumbering brute of a beer that doesn't know how to display it's wares. Subtle it aint.
03-24-2012 05:37:46 | More by spicelab
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
Drank from my Stella Tulip
A - Pours a hazy littel reddish, copper colour with an off white head that retains well and laces
S - Sweet caramel malt, pine aromas. Mostly malt aromas with a pine citrus background.
T - Hopps more present in the taste but doesn't out do the malt earthy notes. Needs a little more pineapple or grapefruit flavour.
M - Medium body and decent carbonation makes for a decent mouthfeel.
O - Won't wow you but well worth a try. Not sure if this fits an AIPA
04-15-2011 12:51:51 | More by eric5bellies
3.14/5 rDev -11%
A: Pours with a tiny head that dissipates to spotty foam. Hazy orange/copper in colour.
S: Orange with tons of caramel.
T: Lots of caramel sweetness (too much Crystal malt??) . Nice crisp clean hop bitterness.
M: Light body with good carbonation.
O: For my taste this has too much caramel sweetness.
07-01-2013 08:11:32 | More by Hoptron_3000
3.23/5 rDev -8.5%
Another lovely beer from danieelol. And one off the wants list, nice one!
Darker end of the spectrum but a nice red hue nonetheless. Sediment takes some of the shine off. Head struggles to form leaving only a thin tan lace. Thought maybe it was a touch cold but warming up and swirling doesn't improve things much.
Mellow hops mixed with soft sweet malt aromas. Enjoyable but not what I hope for in an ipa. Hops should be much more up front and distinctive.
Taste has a much stronger hop impression, particularly bitterness. May be a case where the hops have faded from the nose but still lingers here. Full on citrus and hop resin but does come across dated. Bitterness is strong but nicely balanced by the malt yet manages to avoid being heavy.
Good intentions here and it's not far off being a real good ipa. Would like to try it on tap and see if there is any difference.
05-05-2012 11:44:03 | More by joecast
3.65/5 rDev +3.4%
This pours a dark amber/orange colour. Hazy. A centimetre of head that goes down to a light covering.
Some fantastic tropical notes on the palate. lots of hops at play here. Some sweet malts coming through as well.
Distinct buttery diacetyl character on the palate. Some sweetness. Nice bitterness at the back.
Medium bodied.
Not normally a fan of IPA's but this was a cracker.
10-17-2009 09:38:40 | More by Macca
3.55/5 rDev +0.6%
Not at all what I expected. Probably because it's actually an English IPA. Pours a beautiful copper hue with a tight persistent head, laced very well. Nose is quite restrained, hints of pine and some marmaladey toffee and for some bizarre reason some tobacco like smokiness (just a little). Fairly well weighted in the mouth. Assertive bitterness but not at all over the top and some hop flavours supported well by the malt. Touch high in carbonation for my likes. A good beer but would prefer a little more aromatics.
03-13-2010 09:12:12 | More by juju7
3.73/5 rDev +5.7%
330 ML poured into a tulip
A-- Poured a cloudy carmel color ( it did say unfiltered), lot of particles in the beer. Loosely put together light brown head that settled to a half finger with patchy lacing. More carbonation than I would have expected for this type of beer.
S-- More earthy that I would have thought. Citrus and pine with a lot of wood or dirt in it. Different but good in a way. Malt is there and mutes the citrus (mostly lemon with soft grapefruit). More I smell this the more I think this is a English IPA, not a US IPA. More malt than citrus and the hops are soft.
T-- Bigger taste than smell. Hops were there right off the bat. A toffee taste as well in this but a much bigger toffee taste than other IPA's I have had. Citrus is softer and more lemony. Miss the aggressive grapefruit taste. Still quite earthy though.
M-- Toffee and lemon mostly. A finishing kick of grapefruit does make this nice. Really earthy though. Kind of kills the taste buds as this is much heavier than other IPA's. The unfiltered part that is. A bit overcarbonated but good.
D-- Nice IPA but one is enough. Too heavy and earthy. Maybe a bit less carbonated and go to a filtered version. 7% does creep on you with only a half a glass. Good end of night IPA. Will buy again in a heartbeat as decent IPA's are hard to find in Australia.
03-17-2010 15:30:59 | More by mulder1010
4/5 rDev +13.3%
Pours a dark browning orange with a small off white head that has little retention or lacing.
Powerful nose that is very nice - bubblegum, hop resin and tropical fruits seem to dominate. Perhaps even a little citrus fruit in there. Good gear.
A ton of fruit flavour on the palate of tropical fruits as well as a real lick of malt sweetness that is matched well with the bitterness and alcohol. Got a good bitterness kick, but once the palate is tuned in it looks good and feels balanced.
Full, rich and sweet/sour in the mouth. Very low carbonation that is leaning towards cloying as the bottle runs dry.
Good job this. Highly unoriginal name, but a nice beer.
06-29-2009 10:31:10 | More by koolk
2.53/5 rDev -28.3%
Pours a red-tinged amber with modest off-white head promoting some decent cascades of lace. Appearance is slightly hazy, but not very. Pretty good.
Nose is quite hoppy, with a floral and slightly herbal aroma over some quite strong barley malt characters, fairly Irish red character, like solid barley sugar, but a slight diacetyl character as well. Not bad, but not great.
Very sweet, buttery diacetyl character on the palate unfortunately. Slightly tart with a resiny hop character on the back. Hints of syrupy, barley sweetness that are not wanted, very buttery mouthfeel with a slight tartness at the back. Bitter pang from the hops doesn't mesh well with the sweet, syrupy flavour or mouthfeel.
Yeah, an odd mix, not well balanced and definitely not very well brewed. Could be just an unfortunate batch, but am not really a fan of this.
07-09-2009 04:04:29 | More by laituegonflable
3.23/5 rDev -8.5%
On tap at Sydney's Local Taphouse US Beer SpecTapular.
Hazy golden amber colour with a filmy but decent head of off-white foam. Some lacing. Not bad overall.
Some light herbaceous characters on the nose, hints of cut grass and pipe tobacco. Even a light pickled tomato character. Not bad at all. Not particularly pungent but tasty enough.
Light butterscotch character on the palate. A bit disappointing. Some sharp bitterness on the back, but it's too little too late, and it conflicts with the diacetyl butterscotch character; a civil war in your mouth. Not a fan overall.
Starts quite pleasantly, but there's an unpleasant dichotomy to it that makes it slightly wrong. Not great overall.
07-12-2009 05:43:05 | More by lacqueredmouse
4.03/5 rDev +14.2%
330 mL bottle in a mug
A - dark amber body with 30-40 mm of creamy head that persisted
S - hops and sweet malts, very simple but nice
T - same as smell, sweet malts with strong hops
M - medium bodied, initially sweet before the hoppy bitterness kicks in
D - very good IPA that was drinkable, wouldn't drink two many in a row due to bitterness
01-27-2010 12:52:39 | More by Hanger
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3.23/5 rDev -8.5%
Bottle at a pub in Melbourne. From notes.
A - Really hazy copper colour. One finger of white head. Good carbonation leaving spotty lace and a film of retention. The colour turns a murky light brown the yeast from the bottle is added.
S - Orange, citrus, tropical fruit.
T - Pineapple, tropical fruit, thick fruit juices, and a yeasty/egg sorta flavour in the finish.
M - Medium to full body with good carbonation and a dry finish.
O/D - Odd flavour with the yeast being so powerful but otherwise alright. Tasty but needing work. All the elements of a good IPA were there, maybe the bottle conditioning could be left out though.
02-26-2012 21:30:55 | More by tbeckett
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
01-07-2013 15:18:23 | More by dansmcd
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
Hopefully three times a charm as this is the third and final brew i bought from this brewery and didnt really find the first two that appealing anyway this brew pours a suprisingly dark copper almost plum jam colour with average carbonation that leaves behind a fast vanishing one finger head and a smog of lacing here and there,the smell is really earthy with aromas of pine,wood and some dark fruits,the mouthfeel is quite nice and medium bodied which suits the style and it has a rather woody,pine needle taste to it which finishes with hardly any bitterness at all and no hint of its 7.0% ABV,overall its definately an interesting brew that has heaps more flavour and body to it then any of their other offerings that i have reviewed and could drink again im just glad i saved the best til last.
06-19-2010 04:30:21 | More by ADZA
3.8/5 rDev +7.6%
Pours a cloudy dark amber, one finger head. And a whole load of dark bits floating around. Head has some brown speckling. Did the wonderful huge bubbling thing on pour which I am sure has a name that I do not know. Good lacing.
Lovely moderate aromas of sweet malts, with some citrus added, you know you are in for Balanced Beer.
Taste is well balanced, quite sweet overall as malts drive, some citrus/pine/caramels/toffee/pineapple but hop bitterness there as well at the back palate.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, lightly carbed. Somewhat oily and slick
Overall, another reviewer noted into Murrays 2IPA territory. A very well made beer, which I suspect given appearance may have sat in Warner's fridges a little too long.
04-15-2012 08:10:06 | More by heygeebee
4/5 rDev +13.3%
On tap at The Local Taphouse St Kilda 7/7/09.
A - Poured into a tulip glass a cloudy dark orange colour with a 1.5 cm dense white head that hangs around for a while.
S - Citrus fruit and some floral and herbal hop notes along with a slight sweetish biscuity & caramel malt note.
T - Also quite fruity in the taste with more biscuit malt sweetness. A bit of an alcohol hint.
M - Light side of medium bodied. Moderate carbonation with a dryish finish. Noticeable bitterness but not too full on.
D - A decent IPA indeed. One of the first beers I've ordered twice in a row at such a great beer bar.
07-07-2009 11:12:50 | More by brendan13
3.7/5 rDev +4.8%
Pour is that of a good barleywine rather than an IPA. Dark, malty body, but honestly real nice head and lacing.
Nose: Ah, at least this is hoppy. Seems like the same NZ-style hops Murray's is so fond of, with something else in there; perhaps Galaxy or a CCC hop. Think passionfruit, plastic with a hint of rockmelon. Nice stuff.
Taste is big on bitter hops with some sweetness. More fairly pleasant fruits.
Mouthfeel is really pretty good. Rather big bodied, partly from hop oils. Good amount of laid-back carb, giving it a silky texture.
Overall I rather enjoyed this beer. It's really pretty similar to Murray's Icon in pretty much every component.
04-05-2012 08:54:53 | More by danieelol
4.05/5 rDev +14.7%
Bengal IPA pours a deep mahogany with a smooth off white head. Head retention is below average and lacing is not great. None the less very appealing.
Aromas of caramel and grapefruity hops are the first hit. Pine sap and resin are also there.
Grapefruit comes right away and is backed up by lots of sweet malt. This is quite a balanced IPA which is nice. An odd Belgian type of fruitiness seems to be present but it does not detract greatly from this beer. A pleasant and not overpowering bitterness lingers.
Mouthfeel is slightly ticker than average and carbonation is not particularly high, simply tickling the tongue . Very nice.
This beer is tasty and is one of the better IPA offerings on the Australian market. An ABV at 7% makes this a bit of a bruiser but it is tasty and a fine brew. The use of American hops here is a nice change in a Australian IPA.
06-29-2009 04:10:59 | More by dgilks
Red Duck Bengal IPA from Purrumbete Brewing Company (Red Duck)
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9:00am Thursday 19th June 2014 in News By Jon Robinson , Reporter
A MAN found dead at high rise flats in Blackburn is believed to have fallen to his death.
Paramedics were called to St Michaels Court to reports a man had fallen from a third floor balcony.
Neighbours had heard maintenance workers at the flats off Whalley Old Road shouting just before the incident at 8.20am yesterday.
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At first glance, the 2002 NFL Draft looked like a good one for the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys held the sixth overall pick of that draft, but they decided to trade down to the eighth pick when the Kansas City Chiefs offered them a package that they couldn't turn down. The Cowboys also picked up the Chiefs 2002 third-round and 2003 third-round pick.
The Chiefs moved up to draft UNC defensive tackle Ryan Sims. Sims never amounted into what Kansas City had hoped for. The Cowboys managed to pick up extra draft picks and were very happy when the player they were targeting was still on the board.
That player was All-American Oklahoma safety Roy Williams. Williams was one of the most physically dominating players of his era. He dominated the college game and earned the nickname "Superman". I remember this draft like it was yesterday. It looked like the Cowboys had picked up a great looking prospect in Williams, but they drafted the wrong safety that year.
Being a fan of the University of Miami, safety Ed Reed was a player that I watched during his college career and was a huge fan. Reed was a game changer at safety who was always near the football, but his lack of size (5'11", 201) made scouts question whether he could play at a high level in the NFL.
As it turns out, the Cowboys were not looking for a free safety, but rather a strong safety. Bryan Broaddus was working as a scout for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2002 NFL Draft. Broaddus supports that the Cowboys made the right decision by picking Williams over Reed because they were looking for a certain type of safety.
I remember when Newsome drafted Ed Reed out of Miami in 2002. We were in the market for a safety as well and ended up taking Roy Williams from Oklahoma. At the time, we had Darren Woodson and were looking to pair him with a big, physical safety, which is what we saw in Williams. It was not that we didn't like Reed, because we did. His college tape was quite impressive and you always saw him around the football, whether it was an interception or a fumble recovery. If we had been looking for a player that was more of a true free safety rather than a strong safety, he would have been an outstanding consideration.
The article written by Broaddus was one of the most interesting articles that I have read in the last six months. That draft took place over ten years ago, and I have never really seen a member of the Cowboys come out and say why they chose Williams over Reed. It was really interesting to see such a well-established and respected scout like Broaddus come out and publicly stand by their pick.
It's also very interesting that the Cowboys were looking for a big and physical safety to pair with Woodson. Woodson was a very large safety (6'1", 219) that was basically interchangeable and could play either safety position. It may have made more sense for the Cowboys to add a more natural free safety, but their logic of having two physical safeties was exactly what NFL teams had in mind back in 2002.
You really can't fault the Cowboys too much for not taking Reed over Williams. Back in 2002, the NFL wasn't the passing league it is now. Scouts probably still had the mindset that big and physical was what you looked for at safety. 23 teams passed on Ed Reed before the Baltimore Ravens made him the 24th overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft. Obviously the Cowboys weren't the only team to miss out on a safety who will probably go down as one of the best to ever play the position.
It's unfortunate because Roy Williams and his physical style led to a short career with the Dallas Cowboys. Ed Reed is 34 years old and is still going strong in his 11th NFL season. Reed has 59 career interceptions and is an eight-time All-Pro selection. He has had a fantastic career for the Baltimore Ravens. Hopefully Reed doesn't have another great game against the Cowboys. If I could suggest one thing to Tony Romo, then I would suggest that he stay away from Ed Reed.


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Last week protesters rallied against a new drone command center coming to Battle Creek.
The protestors claim the machines are used to kill innocent people and spy on others.
Harry Arnold has turned his hobby into a business. He's a big fan of remote controlled unmanned flying machines known as drones. You may have heard of them being used by the military in combat. Arnold flies them over construction sites, taking video for real estate companies and developers.
"I knocked on the door of the trailer and just asked if I could take some pictures, and they said yeah, yeah, go ahead, go ahead," said Arnold.
Arnold landed a contract because developers liked his work. Arnold says he's certified, which is a requirement by the FAA for commercial work. But anyone can fly one of these for recreational purposes.
Sheriff Mike Bouchard in Oakland County used a drone last November in a deadly standoff. He's a big believer in this new high tech police tool.
"It was a trap, he was waiting for them, he opened fire on them, fully automatic weapons and ended up killing a police officer," said Bouchard.
The sheriff didn't want to put anyone else's life on the line. He sent in robots but the bad guy shot them up too. Bouchard finally sent a deputy to do some shopping.
As enticing as the drones may be, not all cops are jumping on the drone bandwagon. WNEM checked with Bay County Sheriff John Miller, and he's not interested. Genesee County Sheriff Robert Pickell says he has bigger fish to fry.
"Right now we're lucky if we can even afford to put a car on the road no less a drone up in the air," said Pickell.
Pickell describes a wild west right now on the use of drones. That means there's nothing to stop people from using a drone to spy on their neighbors and nothing to stop police from using them recklessly.
The feds allow drones with some restrictions. They can fly no higher than 400 feet and must be within the line of sight of the operator. At the state level, a new proposal currently in committee in the legislature in Lansing would require police to obtain a warrant or to prove imminent danger before deploying a drone.
Right now the battle over drones rages on in Lansing. Some lawmakers want to restrict how authorities use them and police chiefs are fighting back.
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60-second rant: Hester's production dipping, and O-line not helping
WR Devin Hester may not have many opportunities to catch many deep passes with the Bears' offensive line struggling.
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Falcons rookie Matt Bosher isn't going to have the luxury of easing into his debut as the Falcons' kickoff specialist and punter.
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Hester is active for Sunday's game against Minnesota.||||||| Hester went through a full practice Friday after missing one game with a concussion.
Hester has left Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings with a concussion.||||||| The injury occurred early in the game, although it was not clear exactly when. The Bears announced he would miss the remainder of the game with about five minutes left in the half. Eric Weems replaced Hester at receiver and on returns.
Hester (quadriceps) is probable for Monday.||||||| Hester's last return for TD was in Detroit's visit to Chicago last season.
Hester is active at Green Bay on Sunday.||||||| Hester was questionable with an ankle injury.
A suburban Chicago man has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery for slapping Hester while at an Illinois casino.||||||| Daniel Rago of Mount Prospect was arrested after police said he slapped Hester in the back of the head on Oct. 14 while the football player was standing in line at Rivers Casino. Hester didn't retaliate.


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reasoning, preventing ministers from cooperating.
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text: Camilla Duchess of Cornwall Biography Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall: Royal Mistress Turned Grandma by Annie Gabillet 7/17/13 243 Reactions 22 Shares Print 0 2 14 6 0 Today is Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall's 66th birthday, and she'll soon be celebrating the birthday of her sixth grandchild, the royal baby! She recently revealed her excitement ahead of the birth of step-son Prince William's child, saying, "We are all just waiting by the telephone. We are hopeful that by the end of the week he or she will be here." As Prince Charles's wife and former mistress, the Duchess of Cornwall has certainly spent some time in the royal spotlight over the years — and public opinion wasn't always so favorable. Today, she's a prominent royal figure with admirable charity involvements, public support, and a storied royal romance. Ahead of the royal baby's birth, get to know more about Camilla's childhood, her longtime relationship with Prince Charles, her children, and more. — Additional reporting by Laura Marie Meyers Source: Getty She's Been in Charles's Inner Circle for Decades What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camilla, seen here with then-Lady Diana, first met Prince Charles in 1970. Some say they met at a polo match, while others say they met through a mutual friend. In any case, the two shared an immediate connection, and they dated until the following year when Prince Charles joined the Royal Navy. Months later, while Prince Charles was away, Camilla started dating Andrew Parker Bowles (the queen mother's godson and the former love interest of Prince Charles's sister, Princess Anne.) While Camilla was married to Andrew, she stayed close with Prince Charles, remaining in his circle of friends and eventually engaging in an affair with him. Source: Getty / Express Newspapers 1 / 14 Her Great-Grandmother Was Mistress to the King What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although Camilla was not born into the royal family, she does have a royal connection in her lineage — her great-grandmother, Alice Keppel, was the mistress of King Edward VII. In fact, her love affair with Prince Charles reportedly started after Camilla said, "My great-grandmother was your great-great-grandfather's mistress, so how about it?" Source: Getty / Max Mumby/Indigo 2 / 14 She Has a Well-Known Ex What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When Camilla met Andrew Parker Bowles, he was a British Army officer who also happened to date Princess Anne, Prince Charles's sister. The two married in 1973, and had their first child together the following year. In 1995, the couple divorced, and in 1996, Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. That same year, Andrew married his mistress, Rosemary Pitman, who passed away in 2010. Source: Getty / MJ Kim 3 / 14 She Was at the Center of Scandal What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded," Princess Diana famously said of Camilla making the royal mistress one of Britain's least popular women. She and Charles carried on a romantic relationship from the 1970s and into their marriages to other people, and a low point came when a flirty conversation between Camilla and Charles was caught on tape and published in 1992. The tapes included an exchange in which Charles said he wanted to be Camilla's tampon. Source: Getty / Sion Touhig 4 / 14 Their First "Official" Date Came in 1999 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For decades Prince Charles and Camilla weren't photographed together, arriving and leaving separately for events. It wasn't until 1999 that the couple was pictured as a pair, when they were photographed leaving the Ritz Hotel in London. The couple's first public kiss didn't come until 2001, more than 30 years after they met. Source: Getty / UK Press 6 / 14 She Was Accepted Slowly What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although public favor hadn't always been on Camilla's side, as her relationship with the no longer married Prince Charles became more public, she gradually gained more favorability with the British and their royal family. She started to show up at official functions, albeit in the background, and it helped, of course, to have the support of both Prince William and Prince Harry. Ahead of Prince Charles and Camilla's wedding, the two princes released a statement saying, "We are both very happy for our father and Camilla and we wish them all the luck in the future." Source: Getty / MICHAEL DUNLEA 6 / 14 They Were Engaged in 2005 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 On Feb. 10, 2005, it was announced that Prince Charles had proposed to his longtime friend and lover. 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Primer Pete's parts have mostly made it out of the de-ruster, sandblast, parts wash stage. Only things left to blast and prime is the front wheels and tie rods. oh, and the hood.
i was totally unsuccessful at returning the adjustable axel back to 'adjustable'. a week in the de-rust, heat, pb blaster, and the hydraulic jack set-up... nothing doing. soooo, i it's going back together as-is. perhaps i can find another axel that wasn't subjected to so much weather. but that's the only thing that refused dissassembly, so i'm happy.
my steering gears were junk, the seat post took nearly two weeks of coaxing before coming apart, and one front spindle nut was brazed in place. that was to hold a 5/8 NF nut on a 9/16 NF spindle. same spindle had extra timkin rollers floating around in the dust cap. they were catching on the brazed spindle and trashing the dust cap into the hub threads. i had to cut the cap off and carefully peel the cap away from the threads.
a couple of thing's came up.
1. both spindle tie rod links are the early bolt into spindle shaft type, yet one bolt is larger than the other? Both look factory done.
2. my PTO shifter lever shaft was about 1/4 inch too long? The replacement was the correct length.
i'll post up a couple of progress pic's when it's mostly reassembled.
my form of 'tractor fever', and i'm enjoying it immensely.


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Editor Profile
Allan S. Brett, MD
About the NEJM Journal Watch General Medicine Board
Dr. Brett is the Orlando Benedict Mayer Professor of Medicine at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. He serves as Director of the Division of General Internal Medicine and Vice-Chair of the Department of Medicine, and is a core faculty member in the university's Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities. Dr. Brett is clinically active in both inpatient and outpatient settings, and teaches medical students and residents at all levels of training. His academic interests include medical ethics, clinical decision-making, and a variety of clinical areas relevant to primary care. Dr. Brett has been writing for NEJM Journal Watch General Medicine since 1988 and has served as its Editor-in-Chief since 1994.
Dr. Brett has no disclosures.
Summaries by Allan Brett
- August 21, 2014Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw, RevisitedFree
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In a study from Taiwan, this condition developed in 1 of every 200 long-term users of oral alendronate.
- August 21, 2014What Is the Positivity Rate for Colorectal Cancer Screening by FIT?
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In recent studies of initial fecal immunochemical testing, 7% to 8% of tests were positive.
- August 13, 2014Sodium Intake, Potassium Intake, Blood Pressure, and Cardiovascular Events
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In an observational study of 100,000 people, the associations were complex.
- August 7, 2014Medication Errors Immediately After Hospitalization
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In a prospective study, errors were documented in half of patients.
- August 7, 2014Is Polymyalgia Rheumatica Associated with Excess Risk for Vascular Events?
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In an observational study, risk was more than doubled.
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While nearing four years since my first column was published, it has been an adventurous run. Compliments abound and I'm sincerely grateful for all of them. Hardly a day goes by that my wife, my family members, or I don't get kudos for an article that was published by The Goshen News pertaining to my "The Dirt on Gardening" column.
I was somewhat hesitant when first approached by the publisher and editor (as I had never done anything like this before) but they gave me a chance to prove myself with my somewhat-better-than-average knowledge of many of gardening's trials and tribulations.
The 16 years that I managed Everett's Garden Center was a blessing to me because it gave me first-hand knowledge of all the various annuals, perennials, shrubs & trees, and the fertilizers and treatments to protect and enhance them.
I conveyed to them that I wasn't a journalist or that I had no horticultural degree to tack on the wall — only a love of gardening with my spin and tongue-in-cheek approach at times. I like to make them an easy read with a little humor at times so that everyone can enjoy them with a little chuckle or smile but at the same time gain a little more knowledge than they first had.
I relish all the inquiries and am thankful that each and every one of you stops me at the store with a question or a compliment or the gardeners that call me with pertinent questions about their particular problem. It's part of my job and always a new challenge that I relish so keep them coming.
One of my more recent calls was about putting grass clippings on gardens. While I don't object to this practice, care should be taken for more than one reason.
What is the main reason for putting clippings on a garden? It may be for mulching or it may be to build and replenish the soil with humus.


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2 Bedroom at La Playa Condo in Sunny Isles Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
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55% Off two Bedroom apt Hollywood Fl, 33019
La Playa Condo located North Surf Road, Hollywood, FL 33019, United States 3 night minimum stay 0ne parking spot and internet is include. * 120 $ last cleaning fee not include
- $400 $180/night (55% off)
- parking ($30)
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La Playa
is located North Surf Road, Hollywood, FL 33019, United States
Playa condo description
La Playa is a beautiful six-story building, directly on the boardwalk/ocean. Steps from the beach, New Boardwalk, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife. It has an unobstructed ocean view, and the inevitably relaxing sound of waves can be heard clearly from your living room. There is a beautiful pool that sits parallel to the boardwalk oceanside.
This unit has 2 Bedrooms 1 king sized bed in the masterroom an 2 full beds on the second , sofa bed in the living room. There is a complete kitchen, with cooking pots, silver wear, microwave, dishwasher. We don't have a private balcony but we have a spacious veranda that is practically just ours. We are right above the pool so it's perfect for children and easily accessible to the boardwalk with out having to use the elevator. This is a corner unit so it is more spacious than other units.
The condominium is located in the middle of a recently renovated two and one-half mile boardwalk. The boardwalk runs parallel to the ocean, and is designed for walkers, bikers, and joggers. Along the boardwalk you will find several dozen restaurants, ice cream parlors, shops, bike rentals and much more. You will also find the Hollywood Beach Theater a couple of blocks away, which hosts many evening musical events. Holidays prices vary.
*washer and dryer is out side the apartment (laundry room shared)
contact owner for availability
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apartment rental amenities
- 2 bedrooms 1king bed , 2 full beds plus sofabed in the living room
- full kitchen
- Coffee Maker
- TV In Room
- wi-fi included
- Air conditioner
- Clothing Iron
- Hair Dryer
- one parking spot include
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Northborough — Margaret T. ( Baggett) Szostak of Northborough, died on Thursday with her family by her side. She was 84.
ARRANGEMENTS: Family and friends will honor and remember Margaret's life by gathering for calling hours at Heald & Chiampa Funeral Directors ~ The Sumner House, 5 Church Road, On the Common, Shrewsbury Center on Saturday, February 16th from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. followed by a Funeral Service at 11:00 a.m. in the funeral home. Burial will take place on Monday in Elmwood Cemetery, Methuen.
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Sandra Underwood, the system's director, said the program is open to children, ages 5-12, and is designed to encourage reading throughout the summer to keep children's skills sharp until they return to school.
Sumiton, Carbon Hill and Double Springs libraries opened their summer reading programs last week, while Jasper, Arley and Haleyville kick off this week. Underwood said each library in the system will hold six programs throughout the summer.
"We have some interesting programs for the children," she said. "Most of them tie into the theme, such as digging or animals that live underground. We think the children will enjoy themselves."
Programs this week include "Dig into Rhythm" at the Sumiton Public Library at 10 a.m., Cary Ledbetter performing magic at the Carbon Hill Public Library at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, a presentation of "Beneath the Surface" at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Arley Public Library, "Just Dig It" at the Haleyville Public Library at 10 a.m. Thursday and the Jasper Public Library hosting member of the city's street department, who will show off their digging equipment Thursday at 10 a.m. The Double Springs program will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, but the guest was not known as of press time.
"The street department is going to bring three different large pieces of excavation equipment," Underwood said. "Last year, the fire department visited and the children loved it. I think this will be similar."
Underwood said registration for the summer reading program will continue through Friday. For more information, visit the library system's website at www2.youseemore.com/cerl or call 205-221-8512.


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The Rams, in recent years, have had to heavily rely on the run in order to stay in games, or not get blown out of them. Steven Jackson has been a mainstay. Inconsistency in performance at the WR position, injuries, poor QB play, offensive line woes, a simple case of butter fingers, and a litany of other things, have made the passing game in St. Louis rather anemic for the better part of the last decade. And though the Rams have found a few bright spots in the WR department in 2012, establishing the running game is still essential for the Rams offense in order to win games. Would it surprise you to know that the Dolphins are probably glad to hear it?
The Miami Dolphins, through the first five weeks of the season, have played Texans, Raiders, Jets, Cardinals, and Bengals. Outside of the Raiders, who have Darren McFadden, the list of the Phins opponents is a pretty respectable one. In Week 2, the Dolphins defense held Run DMC to just 22 yards rushing, and their ability to limit the opposition's running game is a large reason why they're ranked Number One in the NFL in rushing defense coming into Week 6. They've only allowed two rushing TD's through five weeks, and both of those came in Week 1, by way of Arian Foster who recorded 79 yards on the day. They're allowing their opponents, on average, 61.4 yards per game and at an extremely impressive 2.7 yard per carry. For the Rams, SJAX has yet to eclipse the 76 yard mark on the season, and is averaging 3.5 yards per carry.
The Rams, who will be without their most dangerous receiving weapon Danny Amendola, may find it easier to prove successful through the air than in weeks past. Aside from the their matchup against the Washington Redskins, Sam Bradford has faced some of the more respectable defenses in the NFL - in division rivals Seahawks and Cardinals - and despite less-than-stellar stat lines, has found a way to lead his team to victory. Sam eclipsed the 300 yard mark in Week 2, but has only surpassed 200 yards in one other game this season. This week, he may be able to expose a Dolphins secondary who are allowing nearly 282 yards per game [27th]. Opportunity knocks.
If the number one ranking for stopping the rush doesn't surprise you, then I suppose knowing that rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill connecting with Brian Hartline for a league-leading 514 yards isn't startling either. To be fair, the majority [nearly half] of that yardage came in Week 4, when Hartline scorched the Cardinals D for 253 yards on 12 catches. The Rams have done an excellent job in limiting the big play ability of the NFL's best WR's thus far in the 2012 season. And though he's not Calvin Johnson or Larry Fitzgerald, Cortland Finnegan and Janoris Jenkins will need to cover Hartline as if he is. A quiet day for Hartline means more desirable matchups against the likes of Davone Bess and Anthony Armstrong for other members of the Rams secondary.
The Rams are, if they haven't already, gaining an identity for having a physical defense that capitalizes on pressuring the quarterback. Tannehill and his offensive line will have their hands full this weekend. Just ask Kevin Kolb. And the Rams secondary, who prior to last weeks sack-fest, had been the highlight of the defense, amassing eight INT's through it's first four games. If Chris Long and Robert Quinn aren't kept out of the backfield, rookie mistakes could lead to points for the Rams defense. The Rams defense are making us believe that they're winners. What is yet to be seen is whether or not they can make us believe they can win on the road. Outside of Week 15's matchup against the Bucs, this will most likely be their best chance to prove they can.


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December 24, 2011
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Due to CB Aqib Talib's season-ending hamstring injury, Myron Lewis and Anthony Gaitor are expected to receive extended playing time this Saturday in Carolina and possibly next Sunday in Atlanta. How they perform may whether or not they return to the Tampa Bay roster in 2012.
Aqib Talib landing on injured reserve this week continues to be the latest bad news for Tampa Bay's inconsistent secondary. Given the reality that playing beyond Week 17 is out of the conversation, there is a silver lining to the situation.
The Buccaneers' coaching staff and front office will get two full games to assess the value of gently used cornerbacks Myron Lewis and Anthony Gaitor. Considering Talib's uncertain 2012 status because of a March trial date for felony assault with a deadly weapon and veteran Ronde Barber's looming decision to come back for a 16th season, the position could be in for some big changes.
What the team sees or fails to see from Lewis and Gaitor, as well as E.J. Biggers and Elbert Mack, in Carolina and Atlanta may heavily dictate what the Bucs focus on come draft time in April and in the free agent market.
Biggers and Mack have appeared in all 14 games this season, with Biggers' four starts being the only ones earned by any of the four corners. Lewis (eight games) and Gaitor (seven games) will have an opportunity the next two weeks to prove they belong in Pewter and Red.
"It certainly opens up a door for Anthony Gaitor or Myron Lewis to get if not one of them maybe both of them out there at different times and different situations to cover different people," Tampa Bay head coach Raheem Morris said. "It's no secret we like to match up and play some man-to-man so you want to put the best guy to match up on those best guys. Whatever situations present themselves.
"We've got to go out there and see; let these guys go out there and play football and use them all. We think they're all quality football players and they'll give us quality work on Sunday."
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Eight men who stole railway cable from the Cotswold Line between Oxford and Worcester have been jailed for a total of 23 years.
The thieves cost Network Rail more than £450,000 and caused delays and disruption between November 2011 and May this year.
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Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc. of Twinsburg, OH, has acquired an equity interest in fiber-optic lighting systems maker Fiberstars Inc. of Fremont, CA. The equity position of Advanced Lighting Technologies totals approximately 18% of Fiberstars' shares outstanding, which were formerly held by Pacific Technology Partners, a venture capital fund. Wayne R. Hellman, chairman and CEO of Advanced Lighting Technologies, has joined the Fiberstars board of directors.
A strategic partnership between the companies was announced by David N. Ruckert, president and CEO of Fiberstars. Says Ruckert, "Advanced Lighting Technologies has superior metal-halide lamp technology. The opportunity for both our companies to design lamps and power supplies expressly for fiber-optic lighting systems has the potential to deliver a competitively significant increase in the performance of Fiberstars products, at pricing that is generally competitive to conventional electric lighting products." The tie-up is expected to expand the use of fiber optics throughout the lighting industry.
Advanced Lighting Technologies also recently purchased UK-based W.J. Parry Electrical, which makes power supplies and electronic ignitors for metal-halide lighting systems.


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Senator Joe Scarnati - (R) Jefferson - drives thousands of miles a month coming from a rural county to the Capitol. He's got plenty of time to think about, and analyze, Pennsylvania's roads.
He's confident there are plenty of stretches of highway and turnpike that can handle a 70 mile per hour speed limit, so he sent out a co-sponsorship memo last Friday to fellow senators looking for a 5 mph hike.
Scarnati says his prime motivation is economics. He wants the Commonwealth to keep on truckin' and those trucks to keep on movin'.
"It's about getting goods and services to markets as quickly as possible," Scarnati said. "If you can do it safely, we oughta to do it."
Scarnati's proposal would NOT require the speed limit to be raised to 70, it would ALLOW PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike to hike them in stretches where they could do so safely.
Monday motorists on I-81 and I-83 around Harrisburg say that's not likely on the Capital Beltway.
"I think it's a little too congested in this area," said Dave Stilphen, a former Harrisburg resident who now lives in upstate New York. "Too many people on the road at once means there would be more tailgating of trucks and at those speeds I'd be very concerned about that."
abc27 drove 65 mph on I-81 South at noontime in the right lane and was perpetually passed by cars and trucks traveling much faster. If 65 is the law, and it is, then the law was largely being ignored. What would increasing the speed limit to 70 mean?
"I just put 2,000 miles on my car in the last four days," said Don Wehrmann, at a Harrisburg rest stop en route to Rhode Island. "I go with the flow, and there's still cars blowing by me at 85 or 90. But I like the idea of increasing the speed limit."
Scarnati says cars are more fuel efficient now so consumption is not as big a deal as it once was. He also says cars are safer.
Don agrees. "In my wife's car, you're doing 80 and it feels like you're doing 55."
But others just aren't comfortable putting Pennsylvania in the fast lane.
"I think we're fine just the way we are," said Jean Attanasi of the Poconos. "I think we use more gas going faster, and it's a little less safe, I think."
Scarnati concedes there are more pressing issues for lawmakers at the Capitol.
His says his bill won't likely be fast-tracked.
But he is in Senate leadership, and he is jump-starting the conversation.
"Look, there'll be critics and obviously I'm not afraid of hearing from the critics. Maybe it will make the bill better."
In his memo, Scarnati said 34 states have speed limits of at least 70 mph.
In Pennsylvania, the speed limit was increased from 55 to 65 in 1995 under Governor Tom Ridge.
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