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Monday, February 21, 2005
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An early morning jogger spotted in the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram. Though the mercury has climbed appreciably in recent times in the State, days are markedly short with sunrises being recorded with a lag beyond the normal. The early morning ... More
SBT in pact with Kuwait exchange
STATE Bank of Travancore (SBT) has entered into a rupee drawing arrangement with UAE Exchange Centre in Kuwait. Under the arrangement, non-resident Indians in Kuwait can make remittances to more than 300 designated branches of SBT in India ... More
ICAI withdraws 4 Guidance Notes
THE Central Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has withdrawn four Guidance Notes issued in the past by the institute. Guidance Notes are issued by the ICAI to assist members in their attest functions. They ... More
TMB sanction for windmills
MADURAI: The Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank is promoting the setting up of windmill units to augment the sources of energy for generation of electricity. According to the TMB General Manager (Operations), Mr P.R.Varadharajan, the bank has so ... More
Manufacturing, services cos post 10 pc growth in Apr-Dec
Sales in the services sector too rose by 36.8 per cent in the first three quarters of 2004-05. More
`Electronic, chemical sectors hold promise for developing nations'
FICCI seeks excise duty cut on five items
INDIA Inc has listed out five items in its Budget-eve agenda for excise duty cut to boost demand generation and investments in the economy. Steel, cement, petroleum products, automobiles, and auto components are the five items that top the list ... More
Bengal signs trade agreement with Chinese province
THE Indian Chamber of Commerce has signed an agreement with Yunnan Provincial Chamber of Commerce to facilitate joint ventures and enhance trade ties between West Bengal and the Chinese province. The two signatories on this agreement are Mr ... More
Kamal Nath to inaugurate first Indo-Pak JSG meet
Apitco delegation for Taiwan
Trust looks to prevent kidney ailments Calls on Govt, NGOs to target groups
THE Kidney Help Trust, which has been running a programme to prevent chronic renal failure by regular screening in a specific area, is hoping that the government or small groups or non-governmental organisations will take up similar programmes to ... More
`Need public-private participation on AIDS awareness'
Going gets tough for pharma cos in Jan-March quarter
APRIL will be a particularly cruel month for pharma companies, as it will reflect the strain that companies have had to bear over the three-month period ending March 2005. In January came the Centre's directive to levy excise duty on the ... More
Steel wire makers seek classification in customs tariff
STEEL Wire Manufacturers Association of India (SWMAI), the apex national body of steel wire and wire rope industry, has urged the Centre to classify separately steel wire rods and steel wires in the Customs tariff schedule. Citing technological ... More
Mahindra Intertrade sets up steel service centre in Sharjah
Stir against VAT
Members of the Sadar Bazaar Vyapar Sangh demonstrating against VAT in the Capital on Sunday.
THE three-day conference of small industries of SAARC countries ended with a decision to form a permanent forum for exclusively serving their interests. The proposed forum will have its headquarters and secretariat here. This was the first ... More
THE city-based KG Information Systems Pvt Ltd's (KGISL) foray into online education space is expected to provide great opportunity for those with a good command of the English language. "This (online education) initiative is neither for the ... More
Kerala: `Foreign varsities welcome'
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The State Government is of the view that there is no harm in allowing foreign universities in, subject to checks and balances. The Education Minister, Mr E.T. Mohammed Basheer, conveyed the Government's position to a ... More
Call for affordable education
HYDERABAD: The Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Mr S. Jaipal Reddy, today called for quality education at affordable prices for the common man. "While education is becoming increasingly internationalised, it is also ... More
HYDERABAD: UCH Heritage Healthcare has announced the launch of UCH Heritage Learning Centre, a training centre for nurses. The CEO of United Church Homes, Mr Brian Allen, in a statement said that Indian nurses are well-trained and ... More
AFTER prolonged delays, the Rs 350-crore Calcutta Leather Complex is finally going to be operational in March. For a change, the tanners, who had created a number of obstacles in the past in the way of their relocation to the complex from ... More
BIOTECH industry may become the single largest sector for employment of skilled human resource in the years to come, according to Dr Manju Sharma, former director, Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. Giving a presentation at ... More
THE Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Mr G. Madhavan Nair, has been selected for the prestigious Dr Y. Nayudamma Memorial Award for 2004. The award, instituted by the Tenali-based Dr Y. Nayudamma Memorial Trust, will ... More
GOLD prospecting in the Nilambur belt in Malappuram district by the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and the Department of Mining and Geology, Kerala, has revealed presence of deposits estimated to be worth Rs 600 crore at current gold prices. ... More
`No compromising environs'
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Minister for Industries, Mr V.K. Ebrahim Kunju, has said that investment initiatives in the mining sector in the State will be allowed only after taking into consideration their impact on the environment. ... More
HE employees of Chennai Container Terminal Limited (CCTL) have threatened to go on strike from February 27 alleging that the management is adopting "unfair labour practice." This has brought into focus the issue of ... More
HYDERABAD: The Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED) is organising an entrepreneurship development programme for youth and women from February 26 to March 23 at the CED campus, Gajularamaram in Ranga Reddy district. The ... More
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Chicago's Rush University Uses Health of the Public Funding to Expand Its Community Service Initiatives Program
Health of the Public: An Academic Challenge
From 1993 to 1997, Rush University built on its pre-existing Rush Community Service Initiatives Program (RCSIP), a network of community service and educational programs, established in 1990, matching medical students with the social and health needs of disadvantaged communities.
Project staff aimed to build on the progress of program by creating a core didactic curriculum integrated with an expanded series of community service projects with a focus on prevention, including population-based research at the community level. The program received a grant from the Northern Trust Company to support the Henry Horner Pediatric Asthma Program (see below), as well as donations from pharmaceutical firms.
The project was part of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Health of the Public: An Academic Challenge national program.
Key Results:
- A new course sequence for all medical students covering five subjects (community health, health care systems, primary care practices, biostatistics and epidemiology) was pilot tested in 1995 and 1996 for full implementation in 1997. The course, called Health of the Public, covers subjects including:
- Understanding what constitutes a community.
- Determining existing health problems from a community perspective.
- Describing health care from a community perspective.
- Designing a plan that combines both a community and a health professional perspective for meeting the health needs of a population.
- Rush arranged for medical students to work in nine community service programs that serve disadvantaged populations, including a homeless shelter, a pediatric asthma program and a refugee mentoring program.
Four of the nine also welcomed volunteers from other health sciences. Four of the programs were clinical sites, providing health education, preventive care and management of acute and chronic illnesses. The five non-clinical sites addressed health promotion, education, public health and patient advocacy, risk management and/or prevention of secondary problems or diseases.
At the same time, a faculty working group began formulating a practice/research plan involving an interdisciplinary approach to teaching both health promotion and a population-based perspective to care within an existing community setting.
- Rush sponsored five community-based summer fellowships (two international) in population-based research, and one senior elective was created for students who want more training in the field. Additionally, a major component of the Health of the Public course sequence is to train 10 primary care scholars who will pursue careers as leaders in academic primary care.
- The Rush Community Service Initiatives Program helped develop and sustain Rush's partnerships with local community groups. One example was the Henry Horner Pediatric Asthma Program where local residents of the housing project were trained to become community asthma workers, thus providing education, service and jobs.
After pilot data showed positive programmatic impact, the program developed a proposal in conjunction with the Chicago Housing Authority and the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to replicate the program in two other housing developments.
Project staff wrote two book chapters and a journal article, and made presentations at a variety of conferences and events.
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It's been 4 years since the first bunnies blasted off into space. A great time to announce that I'm collaborating with Pedja from Glyphed to get more bunnies into space soon! Here are some first graphical elements.
Follow our progress on the BlastOff Bunnies Tumblr blog here: http://blog.blastoffbunnies.com.
While Unity3D had its flash exporter in beta, I've created a bridge to be able to add MochiAds to Unity3D flash games. Unfortunately this bridge didn't work anymore since Unity released version 3.5.7 and later 4.
My latest game Kamikaze VampFlyer was released last week! Check it out on DailyTopGame.com or read some more on the portfolio page or check the trailer on youtube.
I've been creating a little plugin for Unity3D Flash to enable some of the features that MochiAds (Advertisements, leader boards, awards, etc) has to offer. Wrote an article about it with instructions on how to use it in a MochiLand article. Check it out:
Finally, more than 2 years after it won the Global Game Jam NL back in 2010, the flash version of Resonance is released! Huge thanks to everyone who made it possible and many thanks to Spil Games for publishing it!
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Workers began setting up a new security system on Friday at the Bowie County courthouse in New Boston.
Bowie County Sheriff James Prince says the idea of improving security started in October 2010, six months before the death of Bowie County Sheriff's Deputy Sherri Jones. Jones was shot in April with her own gun by an inmate that she was escorting from a hearing.
"What we are trying to do right now is do everything we can to protect the citizens of Bowie County and anybody that comes inside this courthouse," says Prince.
Prince says a $154,000 federal grant allowed them to install several cameras, alarms and other security equipment. Money has also been set aside to hire additional security employees.
Prince added that although the county is making the courthouse more safe, what happened to Jones will never be forgotten.
"Well, it will always be in the officers's minds what happened here in the courthouse when Sherri was murdered and it is something we will carry with us for the rest of our lives," says Prince. "As far as deputy Jones when she was killed, the equipment we are installing now would not have prevented her murder."
Prince says crews are working almost around the clock to get the surveillance cameras up and he hopes to have all the courthouse changes finished by the end of the week.
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We've written a lot this week about Fahamu Pecou , the featured visual artist of this weekend's Culture Fest and the current exhibiting artist at The Arts Company. Comment?
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As a matter of fact, in the just-announced batch of roughly 50 dates, a Nashville stop appears to be the last scheduled show. Comment?
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Whenever I get the chance to sit down and speak with Darek Bell, the owner/distiller of Nashville's Corsair Distillery , I am impressed with his passion and creativity toward his craft. Comment?
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An Evening of Poetry and Music With Joseph Whitt and R. Stevie Moore When : 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 Where : David Lusk Gallery It's no accident that Joseph Whitt featured heavily in our 25th anniversary issue's oral history of Nashville's art scene - people are still talking about the handful of shows he curated in the mid-Aughts. Comment?
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Turning it over
May, 3, 2011
By Greg Payne | ESPNBoston.com
In the hype-filled buildup to the Eastern Conference semifinal clash between the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat, turnovers were the talk of the town. And in the aftermath of the Heat's 99-90 Game 1 victory, the same held true, but for all the wrong reasons from a Boston viewpoint.
Marc Serota/Getty ImagesThe Celtics can't turn the ball over around these guys.
The Celtics knew they couldn't afford to turn the ball over against the Heat. They said so themselves in the three practices days leading up to Sunday's tilt. They knew the likes of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade would corral their miscues and feast on them. They knew they would have an immensely difficult time vanquishing the Heat if they handed them extra possession after extra possession.
But knowing didn't stop them from doing it. The C's handed the ball over 14 times -- certainly not an egregious amount, but many were the unforced, make-you-want-to-pull-your-hair-out miscues that Boston cannot afford over the course of this series. They were the ones that were mostly preventable. Worse off, they came at inopportune times, particularly in the first frame when the Celtics were attempting to establish a rhythm and a pace after having not played for a whole week, and over the final seven minutes, when the C's were attempting to claw back from a double-digit deficit without Paul Pierce who picked up two technical fouls earlier in the period and was ejected.
Miami simply played the part everyone knew it would play: It took Boston's handouts and converted them into 26 points.
"We turned the ball over and gave up [26] points and it was the one thing before the game -- I told [reporters], 'You can't turn the ball over,'" said Celtics coach Doc Rivers afterward. "They don't force a lot of turnovers, but when you do turn the ball over, it's a guaranteed basket. It was a guaranteed basket when LeBron was by himself in Cleveland, and Wade was by himself in Miami on a turnover. Now they're together. You just can't turn the ball over. We gifted [26] points."
Nearly a third of those points came in the first frame, when Boston sputtered on offense, and scored just 14 points on 5-of-20 shooting, committing four turnovers in the process, which the Heat converted into eight points. What was a credible first quarter defensive effort by the Celtics (Miami shot just 36.8 percent in the opening 12 minutes) was cast aside as almost half of the Heat's 20 points in the quarter came courtesy of Boston's miscues.
"We had plays where we just absolutely -- there wasn't even [anybody] there -- we just turned the ball over," said Jermaine O'Neal. "We weren't in the right spots defensively, and like I said, a lot of it is when they get out in transition and they really scramble around on defense. But most of it was really what we [did]. And against a good team like Miami you can't have self-inflicted wounds, because they tend to make you pay for it."
The Celtics might have paid most dearly for their errors in the fourth quarter, when, despite at one point in the game facing a 19-point deficit, and despite Pierce getting tossed with seven minutes to play, they still had a chance to steal the game, and, on cue, fumbled away a host of opportunities to cut further into Miami's dwindling lead.
Rajon Rondo, who was tabbed with five turnovers in the game, committed all of them in the final frame, as part of an underwhelming effort brought on by early foul trouble he could have avoided. The Celtics, as a team, were credited with six giveaways in the final quarter, good for 10 Miami points, which helped the Heat survive a flurry of late activity from Boston, which cut the deficit to as few as seven points at one juncture in the fourth period.
Not only were the Celtics sacrificing precious opportunities of their own to score the basketball and chip away at Miami's advantage, but they were practically asking the Heat to build it right back up by routinely handing the ball back to them. The Heat actually turned the ball over more than the Celtics did (18 times), and Boston capitalized to the tune of 26 points of their own, but they were unable to truly gain any sort of edge because of their own errors.
"Those extra possessions are very difficult to make up, and we didn't make them up tonight," said Rivers.
Rondo was willing to take the blame afterwards, acknowledging that his giveaways impeded Boston's recovery effort.
"I turned the ball over, I think [in] the last four or five minutes, maybe three times, maybe four," he said. "I think if I took care of the ball we still had a chance to win. And we still cut it to, I think, eight or 10, so [if we] take care of the ball in the beginning part of the game and closing games, we'll be fine."
As the Celtics learned after a week of preaching, that's easier said than done.
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4.6/5 rDev +19.2%
I am spoiled : I work with one of the brewers that produced this beer!!!
Nice color of orangey butterscotch.
The aroma of a toasted rye slice of bread with a hint of grass and butter.
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
Big thanks to blutt59 for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is a ,mix of lemon and orange notes from the hops, as well as some rye, candy sugar and wheat notes.
The flavor is similar. The predominant flavor is rye, but I also get some wheat, biscuit malt and some sweet, sugary notes. The citrus notes from the aroma are not as present in the flavor, but they are still noticeable.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
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750ml bottle, served in a couple snifters
A - barely any head on this, just a short-lived layer of thin offwhite film. the beer is mostly clear, pale gold in color. a bit dull and lifeless.
S - mostly sweet, lightly toasted malts with some fruitiness and spice from yeast. very light grassy hops at the end. there's rye in here?
T - light graininess, joined by a bit of pear-like fruits. finishes with just a mild bittering kick, grassy and piney hops. rye barely noticeable until this warms a bit.
M - thin bodied with just a bit of tickly carbonation, lacking a bit here for head retention and feel. finishes mostly clean.
D - eh, pretty standard if not uninspired across the board. hard to pull out any rye from this, which is otherwise just a bland run-of-the-mill BPA.
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Bottle that just arrived from M.-P. in PA so perfectly chilled and a little foaming. After she settled down, it was a golden ale with lots of white bubble bath head. Funky and spice aroma. A bit above average mouthfeel that yielded a nice sweetish funky yeasty golden ale, with a small but significant rye characteristic. Very drinkable.
02-25-2011 01:01:31 | More by Sammy
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
Clear golden color with a small head that did not last long before settling to a thin cap. A little sticky lacing is left on the glass. Wonderful aroma of the Belgian yeast and all its spiced glory. Some of the rye malt could also be interpretated as yeast elements. Some subtle vinous qualities as well. The hops are a bit lost in the aroma but I do pick up on some herbal, lemony qualities. The only problem in the flavor is that the yeast dominates to much. Clove like qualities dominate the flavor. I miss the rye. This seems to be aggressively hopped as even the yeast could not push the hop flavor completely away. Herbal and citrus/lemon hop notes come through. The hops add a level of complexity that is welcome. The body was a little bit of a disapointment. Seemed a little lifeless. A beer like this would of benefited from some aggressive carbonation. After the disapointment of Exit 4, this beer rejuvinated enthusiasm into Flying Fish.
12-11-2010 16:27:17 | More by morimech
New Jersey
3.95/5 rDev +2.3%
A: Poured a buttery gold with a fizzy, quickly dissipating off white head. A slow steady display of macro-bubbles lazily makes its way upwards with a medium density. Within lied a fine misty haze. Even though the capping was originally slight in nature and quick to dissolve, when swirled it left a good film coating on the glass that slowly slid down.
S: Spicy tangerines with a faint Belgian candy sweetness is highlighted by a spicy hopping of EKG. A touch of grapefruit and pineapple juice gives this a bit of fresh and wet fruitiness that compliments the spicy English hops.
T: Spicy bite of hops meets tropical fruitiness with the bold spicy nature of the Sorachi hops lending a fresh offering of grapefruit and citrus. The rye influence was light, not as much as I expected from a bill of 20%. Bold tangerines stand out with some dried pineapple, apples, and warm cypress notes. Think the sorachi hops were the highlight here for the beer more so then the rye which didn't lend the typical spiciness I was expecting. Overall very good.
M: Buttery mouthful, with a nice viscose feel with a near full body effect. Soft carbonation with a good warming of spicy citrus hops appear on the fade. I only became aware of this style prior to posting as a belgian pale ale and felt it just wasn't as crisp or edgy per style.
D: Good drinkability. The sorachi hops makes this a spicy affair and one I like to see utilized more and makes this worth checking out more so then the rye addition which lent little to the overall aspect of the drink.
08-03-2010 22:27:48 | More by beerthulhu
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
01-13-2012 15:55:34 | More by bonbini26
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Bottle: Poured a dark brown color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma of Belgian-style malt with notes of rye with balanced sweetness. Taste is also a mix between a solid Belgian-style malt bill with balanced sweetness level and some notes of rye with a somewhat dry finish. Spicy yeast strain is well balanced into the mix. Body is quite full with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Interesting take on Belgian ale with nice rye notes.
08-20-2011 03:14:15 | More by Phyl21ca
New York
4/5 rDev +3.6%
01-07-2012 01:32:50 | More by Homebrew42
4.03/5 rDev +4.4%
Woah, retired beer alert! Poured from the bottle into a tulip glass.
Deep apricot orange, with nice pinhead tan fine bubbles of carbonation along the edges. Head is creamy off white, kind of yellow tan about two fingers tall. Settles to a slow puck and one finger head.
Really nice nose. Spicy breads, and light nutmeg like sweetness. Some hints of honey and clove and light brown sugars too. Very nice.
Palate is real interesting. Lots of red apple and pear like flavors. Big bread sweetness mixing with honey and a crisp spiced clove. Finishes thick but not too much and a pillowy soft body feel. Big apple bread and pie sweetness on the finish.
This came out really nice.
08-11-2014 23:51:08 | More by smakawhat
3.3/5 rDev -14.5%
As long as Flying Fish is making these awesome Exit beers, I'll be buying them.
APPEARANCE: Pours into my New Belgium tulip a slightly hazy orange gold. A firm, white cap forms on top and slowly drops to a full surface covering.
SMELL: A Saison-like yeast quality with a bit of spicy funk. The rye surely aids the spiciness and is quite formidable. Other than that, some light peachy fruit rounds it out nicely.
TASTE: Quite sweet with the rye's harshness just not quite cutting through it enough. The fruitiness is here too along with a light bitterness on the back end. My biggest complaint with Belgian-style ales is when they don't dry out enough. This beer seems to suffer that problem.
MOUTHFEEL: Carbonation is soft and seemingly a tad low with a body that seems a bit more thick than it probably is. Hard to tell, but something seems off.
DRINKABILITY: Unfortunately not the best. I'll enjoy my bottle for sure, but it might take a while.
Wow, a miss! I guess it was bound to happen one of these times. I'll still look forward to the next one.
06-30-2010 21:01:42 | More by jmalex
3.73/5 rDev -3.4%
Poured from a bomber into a snifter.
A:Clear and golden w/ a slight amber tint. one finger of bright white head.
S: smells of bread, yeast. and citrus and piney hops
T: lots of Belgian yeast flavors and rye. slightly hoppy and spicy after taste
M: medium carbonation helps keep things balanced.
D: This beer seems to fill me up quickly. Half a bomber was enough and on to the next thing.
06-29-2010 22:03:03 | More by IdrinkGas
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
09-14-2012 21:31:56 | More by cde1218
New Jersey
1/5 rDev -74.1%
01-28-2012 13:54:44 | More by Imsothirsty
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Poured from 750ml into a standard pint glass.
Appearance: Pours a medium golden with a tiny bit of head that quickly settles to next to nothing.
Smell: Belgian yeast, spiciness from the rye, some subtle funk, some apple tartness. Good smelling beer.
Taste: More hops and rye in the taste than in the nose. Peppery and some lemon zest. The best part of this is the Belgian yeast and the flavor it has.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and refreshing on a hot day like today.
Drinkability: Another off the way beer in the Exit series and another hit from Flying Fish. I can't wait to get some more of this and to see what is next in the series.
07-07-2010 22:39:55 | More by Axic10
5/5 rDev +29.5%
11-16-2011 00:46:55 | More by oline73
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
This beer pours a rich orange gold with some cloudiness and a head that is bright white and bubbly, but fades quickly leaving no lace. The aroma is fairly subdued, but I do detect some pale malt sweetness, green apple, lemon and a touch of funk. It pretty much smells like your run of the mill saison. Taking my first sip I am blown away by all the rye. There is also a fair amount of pale malt and slightly funky citrus and fruity apple and pear notes from the yeast. At its heart, this beer seems like a tug of war between classic Saison and spicy rye. It is disconcerting at first, but the more of this beer I drink; the more I enjoy the dichotomy. The mouthfeel is medium, and a bit lacking in carbonation, but nice and smooth. It finishes nicely and is not too dry or sweet. Pretty drinkable, but I hope you like rye. A very interesting brew, but perhaps not the most well executed. The exit series continues to provide thought provoking beers.
08-13-2010 23:00:48 | More by zoso1967
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
12-28-2011 02:35:30 | More by Etan
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
11-29-2011 17:09:20 | More by claspada
3.6/5 rDev -6.7%
Poured into a wine glass. Glass of cold water on the side to sip from periodically.
Appearance: As poured the beer has a light golden color tinged with a slightly hazy orange. There is a ½" off-white head that soon recedes and leaves a modest ring around the glass and some modest lacing early on. Later sipping leaves no lacing at all.
Smell: The aroma is definitely spicy Belgian yeast with some nice soft malt, some traces of rye bread, some faint citurs zest and no real hops or alcohol showing.
Taste: The flavor is subtle mix of yeast, malt and rye bread flavor. There's also some citrus in the taste that seems a lot like lemon or orange zest.
Mouthfeel: The mouth feel is medium bodied and slightly soft with persistent fine carbonation. The finish is medium long begins in the malt sweetness tinged with the yeast and then trails off to a light bitterness that seems just barely dry.
Drinkability: Sipping came easily with this one and I enjoyed it both before and with dinner. That being said however it was not a beer that I'd rave over. It is a good solid well made Belgian style pale ale that offers simple enjoyment even if it is not particularly complex.
11-27-2010 02:36:56 | More by drtth
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
I had decided to cellar a few bottles of Exit 6 months ago. I've cracked this bottle and have another dormant (since Jan 12).
A - clear, golden. some lacing, nothing extraordinary. When I opened the bottle, it foamed up. No bottle shock to the bottle, so I figure this was an interesting sign to come
S - Apple-y. Wonderful for the season. Ripe fruit, with sweet malt. Kind of like the macintosh apples from NY state i have sitting in in the kitchen.
T, F - here is where it gets interesting. This displays much more a BPA taste profile than a rye. The settled carbonation matches well with the taste. Appley, with a bit of pear, malty, but not overwhelming or off balance. Any 'sharp' edges to the taste profile have been rounded off. Mature. Malt plays well in the taste profile, but does not make its prescence felt at the front of the stage. a good complimenting actor.
Overall - well, it was an experiment to take a great 6.99 rye BPA and cellar it while it was avail for a limited time only. The results are very very very drinkable. Nice, tasty, subdued. I think I will bring the other bottle up soon as i believe this beer does not have the stuff to age for too long. Good science project.
10-20-2012 02:04:22 | More by noel2977
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
A: Poured from a 750 ml bottle into a tulip. The brew pours a golden shade that just a tad hazy. My pour resulted in a small head that did not have any retention. After a sip there's some lacing on the side of the glass that slowly descends down until it disappears.
S: Beautiful bouquet of hops, just a bit of yeast, and some citrus and lemon. Somewhat pungent but not overwhelming. Fitting for the style and alcohol content. Enticing!
T: Nice hoppy flavor in the front that gently slopes off at the end. Delicate hops all the way through. I really enjoy the finish. Not overpowering, rather mild and balanced. Just an allusion of bitterness that comes then goes as quickly as I noticed it.
M: Nice and Smooth (more so than the 90's rap duo.) So easy to drink. Not much carbonation but not flat by far. It feels like a Belgian Pale should, at least to me. Dare I say velvety? Probably overstated but it's delicate and soft from start to finish.
D: For me, very enjoyable to drink. I'd enjoy this brew from late spring to early fall with grilled foods or fish. I've had several rye style beers in the past and this has been my favorite thus far. When I think of a rye I think of a very complex beer that is not meant for sessions. For me, this one a fine example of the KISS principle. Its beauty is that it's simple in its approach. Nothing overpowering, but the clarity of the several flavor points is distinct. If not for the limited release (and price point) I'd drink this regularly. The rye does not really come through and for that I'll rate this a bit lower than I would otherwise if only for the fact that it really doesn't nail the labeling and hence the niche style.
08-13-2010 22:28:51 | More by etownrizzo
3.85/5 rDev -0.3%
Well this is one good treat after the previous expierence I've had with this beer. Appearance has not changed much. A cloudy golden color with a nice white heading that holds up for a few ticks. Good lacing left thorughout the tasting.
Smell is well more of the same. I get a spicey mustard aroma at first I assume from the sorachi and rye mixture. Then a subtle nice belgian yeasty aftermath.
Taste is very unique a beautiful mixture of lemon zest and spice. In the middle is a hot flash of warm alchol with great hoppy finish.
Mouth is medium bodied with decent bubbley carbonation and again that same spicey rye. Not an overkill but always there to let you know.
I like the bottled version the best and I am very glad I've tried in 3 different versions.
09-01-2010 17:18:38 | More by TheFightfan1
Rhode Island
4.08/5 rDev +5.7%
Acquired from bonkers, courtesy of Quick & Easy High Card BIF so a big "Thank You" goes out to him. Poured from a 750ml bottle into a tulip glass.
A: The beer is a light gold color, with a short white head that fades quickly and leaves a thick on the glass.
S: The aroma contains Belgian yeast, spices, light malts, some hops and some citrus.
T: The taste starts out bready with a hearty malt character and strong Belgian yeast backbone. It actually seems kind of creamy which is odd for this type of beer, but pleasant. Then there's a subdued hops presence that comes in and brings some balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet and slightly bready.
M: Crisp and very smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is sticky.
D: Tasty, goes down easily, slightly filling, good kick, good representation of a few different styles, when I read the script on the bottle's label describing the ingredients of this beer I thought "What a Frankenstein kind of beer this is." However as I drank it, I thought was quite enjoyable in the sense that it's something different.
08-22-2010 01:07:20 | More by TheManiacalOne
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I've always had a hate/hate relationship with the concept of Kickstarter. I figure that if your product (script or movie or whatever) is good enough, then you can find investors to finance it. I always figured that Kickstarter was strictly for amateurs and to use Kickstarter would tell everyone that you weren't good enough for prime time, so to speak. I've only been involved in two other projects that Kickstarted (both times as an actor). One of them basically took the money and ran - I went and shot my scenes for a few days, but the actual movie was never completed and as far as I know the rewards were never sent out to donators. The other one is an on-going project that we're still not done with. I've contributed to a few friends' Kickstarter campaigns, but I've always felt a bit resentful that they were coming to me with their hands out, basically begging for money. Like I said, amateur hour …
… But then they kept reporting how "professionals" like the Veronica Mars movie and Zach Braff and Spike Lee were able to raise a shit-load of dough to make their passion projects and Kickstarter became even more clogged-up with people that totally COULD find financing if with just a few phone calls. The massive downside to this (and the fact that successful people began to use KS didn't help at all) is that it's not the best projects or filmmakers that were going to get financed … It was the person with the best marketing abilities or social media savvy that was going to win at KS. Success on KS has less to do with the actual product being made and more to do with the person's begging abilities. In essence, Kickstarter only seems to work for the people that don't really need it.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that KILLJOY'S PSYCHO CIRCUS deserves to get made over any other project on Kickstarter. I'm just saying that we could easily have collected a million dollars if it was the exact same campaign but we had Justin Bieber play Killjoy instead of Trent Haaga. And that, to me, is sort of the problem with Kickstarting a project in the first place …
… Yeah, yeah, I participated in the videos for the Psycho Circus Kickstarter. Hell, I want to work as much as the next guy. And the incentives are pretty good if you're a fan of Full Moon. But I think that the average Killjoy fan probably doesn't have $2500 to visit a film set. Most would be happy to simply donate 10 or 20 bucks for a DVD of the movie and a signed picture or something … but then there would have to be anywhere from 3,000-6,000 Killjoy fans out there. Maybe there are that many, but there's no way to directly contact those 6,000 fans that may or may not exist … It's a conundrum.
Not only that, but the fact that we've been able to previously shoot 3 other Killjoy films since 2001 without Kickstarter might not have helped the campaign, either.
Some dude raised 60 grand to make potato salad and didn't really offer cool incentives. But he did it. And that, to me, is the fundamental reason that I refuse to try and Kickstart a project of my own. Because their success has little to do with the product at all.
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Meteorologist Scot Haney said the computer guidance models were in agreement with the track of the storm, but were at odds with the intensity.
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Many websites refuse to accept email addresses of the form `firstname.lastname@example.com`, despite the fact that the `+sometext` is perfectly legitimate1 and is an advertised feature gmail offers for creating pseudo-single-use email addresses from a base email address.
My guess is that the developers of these sites think, because they're either lazy or incompetent, that email addresses have more restrictions than they in fact have. It's reasonable (and fairly easy) these days to check the syntax of the DNS part of an email address, because few people use non-DNS or non-SMTP transfer methods anymore, but the mailbox part is extremely flexible and hard to check accurately. A sane thing to do is just trust the user, and send a test mail to validate the address.
I picked on Yahoo in the title of this post: Yahoo are by no means the only offender, but I just signed up for a yahoo account, so they're for me the most recent. Their signup form also refused to provide any guidance about why they were rejecting the form submission: I had to use my previous experience of sites wrongly rejecting valid email addresses to guess what the problem might be. Fail.
Footnote 1: According to my best reading of the relevant RFCs, anyway. See the definition of `dot-atom` in section 3.2.4 of [RFC 2822](http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.html), referenced in this context by section 3.4.1.
Dave Cridland
As someone who has (and ought to continue) edited an internet draft on the subject of "plus addressing", or "subaddressing", I'd agree it's entirely legal.
Yes it's legal in my reading of the RFC too, and yes it's annoying the number of sites who do this – unhappy that it extends to companies like Yahoo with such a large email customer base.
The reason I tend to block e-mail addresses with plus signs in them is when I'm trying to combat multiple account spam. Plus signs allow e-mail addresses for the same user to be considered "non-unique" when I run the database query, and I don't want that :)
Even your blog can't accpet email like these: email@example.com
Funky valid email addresses: (from : http://haacked.com/archive/2007/08/21/i-knew-how-to-validate-an-email-address-until-i.aspx )
Oh this is one of my major pet peeves. I completely agree with you, and in fact ran into just this same problem the other day. I'm tempted to start a simple re-mailer that will allow me to use Gmail's useful auto-sort feature.
Fred Clausen
It would be a valid complaint if you were talking about Yahoo not relaying your email messages, but if you are just talking about them rejecting it in the course of an account signup it's not like the RFC compels them to accept anything there.
If you were rejected (a) trying to create a Yahoo email address with a plus in it, that has nothing to do with compliance – just with their business logic. If you were rejected (b) trying to provide them with an 'alternate email' address that had a plus in it, that might be annoying but it is their privilege.
Out of curiosity, was it (a) or (b)? Also, do you complain when a sysadmin doesn't let you specify whatever username you want?
@Test User: Thanks for that haacked.com link, it's a good one. Regarding this blog: WordPress clearly gets it wrong, too! :-( How annoying.
@Fred Clausen: It's the latter — they seem not to accept "alternate email" addresses with plus signs in the local part. They are of course free to do what they want — nobody can force them to play nicely — but the behaviour they (and many other sites) have implemented is in violation of the RFC and so limits email interoperability. The haacked.com link above gives a little more detail, or of course you could take a look at RFC 2822 itself to see what's required.
I agree that plus sign should be valid. On the other hand RFC 2822 accepts some email addresses that are completely broken in real world. My favorite is routing information in email address:
Section 4:
Though some of these syntactic forms MUST NOT be generated according to the grammar in section 3, they MUST be accepted and parsed by a conformant receiver.
Section 4.4:
The route is simply a comma-separated list of domain names, each preceded by "@", and the list terminated by a colon.
Example A.6.1
I'm not sure if conforming to this RFC is a good idea.
Marek, section 4.4 covers a bunch of deprecated obsolete forms. As you observe, these have to be accepted, but are forbidden from being generated. I think bringing up section 4.4 in this context is a bit of a red herring: my complaint was about the rejection of tokens conforming to production
dot-atom, which is not an obsolete production. If you were to strip all mention of the deprecated syntaxes from the RFC, Yahoo et al would still not be conformant.
God, united.com fails at this too.
Also virginamerica.com! Sigh
I had this same problem with yahoo. So I thought I would give it a different email address just to get past the sign-up process. But once I was in their system I tried to add another address to my account and it still would not accept the + character.
I only use this feature so I can easily deal with the possibility that I just gave my good email address to a company that is going to send me stuff I don't want. My email provider translates email@example.com to be an email to 'email@example.com' and puts it the IMAP folder 'bar' where it can't get mixed in with my mail from REAL PEOPLE.
I recommend never giving out the one-and-only email address that maps to your inbox. For instance, someone might have a great address like firstname.lastname@example.com that they would like to always keep and its good because humans can actually remember it in their minds (can you imagine!?). I could make something like email@example.com and have that forward to firstname.lastname@example.com or to firstname.lastname@example.com. Later the forwarding could be shut off if necessary or changed to point to a different email address. Although if it forwards to email@example.com and the messages in turn go into their own IMAP folder called 'yahoo' there would be almost no reason to ever end the forwarding even if they send tons of crap because it is all nicely contained in one folder, never mixing with important mail.


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South Dakota video lottery casinos are starting to see customers returning to the terminal following an absence going back to the start of the recession. Video lottery revenues saw their first increase in five years in 2013. The increase was slight, less than a percentage point. But casinos say even a small increase is a good start.
The recession sent South Dakota's video lottery industry into a tailspin that many casinos are just now emerging from.
"The recession hurt big-time. It wrecked a lot of places; a lot places went out of business," Stubbie's Bar & Grill owner Chico Sharpe said.
The statewide smoking ban also took a toll. And even though the economy's improving, some players are still shy about spending money at the machines.
"Probably in the last five years, I've spent $20 here. It's just something that I do now and then but very, very seldom," Larry Engelsen of Sioux Falls said.
But new games are reviving video lottery at casinos like Stubbie's Bar & Grill. Half of Stubbie's terminals now feature Las Vegas-style slot machines.
"And that's why business is slowly picking up because people are finally discovering, 'Hey. There are new games; they're fun,'" Sharpe said.
Sharpe says the Las-Vegas line games are a good start. But he thinks the state should explore other options, including higher bet limits.
"I'm saying for our neighborhood, higher limits would be awesome because there's a lot of money around here," Sharpe said.
Sharpe says higher limits could raise new security concerns because of having more cash at the casinos. But he thinks raising the limit could improve the odds of better years ahead.
"And I don't know if we're ever going to get to the hay days of video lottery, but we're getting closer and closer," Sharpe said.
Sharpe says despite the popularity of the new Las Vegas line games, customers are still drawn to the older, traditional video lottery games because of their familiarity.


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Find My Friends shows location unavailable during phone calls
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Q: I have the Find My Friends app on my iPhone only, as do the other people I use this app with. Our phones find our locations accurately almost all of the time. We have noticed, however, that our locations become 'unavailable' during telephone calls. Are there any apps which we may have running on our phones which could also make our locations unavailable as we have experienced this a few times.
For example, one of my friends and I were speaking in Skype (on our desktop computers) and their location was unavailable even though "Hide from Followers" was switched off. They were at home which is already a labelled and recognised address by my iPhone. Thank you.
- Donna
A: The first thing to keep in mind is that Find My Friends relies on your iPhone's cellular data connection, so if the person you're trying to locate doesn't have an active data connection, their location will appear as unavailable.
Unlike other location tracking apps such as Google Latitude, the Find My Friends app doesn't actually update your location automatically as you move around; your location is only reported when somebody who you are sharing with specifically requests it. This means that if you don't have a data connection on your iPhone when such a request is actually made, your location will generally appear as unavailable, even if you had a data connection only a few seconds prior to the request coming in. Note that your friends' Find My Friends apps will cache your location for up to 2 hours since they last asked for it, so if they've checked recently, they will see the results of their last request, with an appropriate timestamp, rather than simply "not available" but the same basic logic applies—they don't get your current location unless you have a data connection when they actually request it.
If you're using a Verizon or Sprint phone, this means that Find My Friends will not work when you're actually on a phone call unless you also have a Wi-Fi connection, as the iPhone does not support simultaneous voice and data on these networks.
This issue definitely does not have anything to do with any other apps installed on your iPhone; one of the advantages of iOS is that Apple doesn't allow third-party apps to interfere in any way that would cause Find My Friends or any other location-based app to fail. In fact, you can even use a GPS navigation app or another tracking app like Google Latitude alongside Find My Friends simultaneously and they'll all play nice together, as they're essentially all just hooking into the standard location services in iOS.
However, even with a Wi-Fi connection, or on cellular networks that do support simultaneous voice and data, Find My Friends can still sometimes fail to report a location simply due to network communication problems. Again, the iPhone must be online with an active and reachable data connection when the actual location request is made, so even if it's out of coverage for a few seconds, that can cause the request to fail and the remote iPhone to show your location as unavailable. If you're using a Wi-Fi network, this can also be affected by firewalls used in some businesses and schools, and even on home Wi-Fi networks, it's possible for router settings or network congestion to impact this. For example, if the Skype problem happens regularly, it's likely that the way your router is handling the Skype call is interfering with the traffic necessary for Find My Friends to work. In these cases, you can determine if the Wi-Fi network may be the problem simply by switching Wi-Fi OFF on both iPhones and seeing if Find My Friends is then able to report your location properly.
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Jambo, an interactive, animatronics gorilla, created by Animated Extras walks past Gorilla sculptures at the launch of 'Wow! Gorillas' project on November 2, 2010 in Bristol, England. A series of life-size gorilla sculptures are set to appear on the streets of Bristol in a mass public art event to celebrate Bristol Zoo Gardens' 175th birthday. The sculptures also aim to raise funds and awareness of the threats facing gorillas and other apes in the wild, as well as celebrating the Zoo's birthday with the people of Bristol and encouraging civic pride.


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