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Desmond Tutu 'certainly invited' to Mandela funeral
A spokesman for the South African president said he was "certain" Archbishop Desmond Tutu was invited to Mandela's funeral.
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Spokesman Mac Maharaj said the Nobel laureate, who has preached at the funerals of most anti-apartheid funerals, was welcome.
Certainly he is invited. He's an important person.
Mr Tutu's daughter, the Reverend Mpho Tutu, said in a statement that her father had not been accredited as a clergyman at Mr Mandela's funeral, to be held in Mr Mandela's home village of Qunu. Mr Maharaj said no credentials were needed.
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Thanks for faving the derpiest pic in my gallery, I'm glad you like it
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Hehe you're welcome, it may be derpy but it sure is adorable xD
And you can have my watch too, I looked through your gallery and I love the stuff that you draw! <3
I'm glad, I'm trying to improve right now so I might be uploading quite often if the fast drawings won't come out too horrible xD
I mean the Toothless was kinda horrible, but it was cute enough to stay.. at least for a few days
Awesome, practice makes perfect!
Noo don't say that, the toothless was adorable, I think that you should keep it! I've made a vow to never delete my old/bad drawings so that people can look back and be inspired by the improvement.
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OXFORD, Miss. — A Mississippi man charged with mailing letters with suspected ricin to national leaders wrote in online postings that he had uncovered a conspiracy to sell human body parts on the black market, and on Thursday his attorney said he was surprised by his arrest and maintains he is innocent.
Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, wore shackles and a Johnny Cash T-shirt Thursday in a federal courtroom. His handcuffs were taken off for the brief hearing, and he said little. He faces two charges on accusations of threatening President Barack Obama and others. If convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison.
He did not enter a plea on the two charges. The judge said a preliminary hearing and a detention hearing are scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday.
Attorney Christi R. McCoy said Curtis "maintains 100 percent that he did not do this."
"I know Kevin, I know his family," she said. "This is a huge shock."
McCoy said she has not yet decided whether to seek a hearing to determine whether Curtis is mentally competent to stand trial.
Curtis, who was arrested Wednesday at his home in Corinth, near the Tennessee state line, was being held in the Lafayette County jail in Oxford, Miss.
An FBI affidavit says Curtis sent three letters with suspected ricin to Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker and a Mississippi judge. The letters read:
"No one wanted to listen to me before. There are still 'Missing Pieces.' Maybe I have your attention now even if that means someone must die. This must stop. To see a wrong and not expose it, is to become a silent partner to its continuance. I am KC and I approve this message."
The affidavit says Curtis had sent letters to Wicker's office several times before with the message, "this is Kevin Curtis and I approve this message."
In several letters to Wicker and other officials, Curtis said he was writing a novel about black market body parts called "Missing Pieces."
Curtis also had posted language similar to the letters on his Facebook page, the affidavit says.
The documents indicate Curtis had been distrustful of the government for years. In 2007, Curtis' ex-wife called police in Booneville, Miss., to report that her husband was extremely delusional, anti-government and felt the government was spying on him with drones.
Curtis was arrested Wednesday at his home in Corinth, near the Tennessee state line. He was being held in the Lafayette County jail in Oxford, Miss.
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Wicker's spokesman, Ryan Annison, said the party occurred about 10 years ago.
Police maintained a perimeter Thursday around Curtis' home. Four men who appeared to be investigators were in the neighborhood to speak to neighbors. There didn't appear to be any hazardous-material crews, and no neighbors were evacuated.
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You may want to rethink the rear wheel drive on the Model S. I guess performance on dry pavement is best with real wheel drive but that is not the case in difficult conditions. Front (and of course all wheel) drive vehicles are sooo much better in snow and ice. I would much rather be in my old Honda or even my old Plymouth van in snow than than in my current BMW. Please reconsider.
Timo, I am not disputing the icy-hill-scenario. Obviously, on a slippery slope, you'd need every bit of traction you can get, at the expense of most everything else. Also the author of the blog post I linked above does not deny this.
The point of the argument is: In all other situations, RWD is actually better (assuming short/light overhangs, low center of gravity and even distribution of weight between front and rear axles). Everybody has to judge for himself/herself: Which situation is more typical for my driving needs?
I guess, why I bring this up, is this: There is a tendency to see AWD as an option that improves handling in some situations and has no negative effects in others. But that's not true: If you optimize for 1% slippery slope driving, you still have to carry the burden of the AWD for the remaining 99% of your driving. Either way, it is a compromise. It is easy, but unfortunately wrong, to assume the AWD is "simply better".
I've had an AWD subaru, and have auto 4wd on my Explorer. Most of my other cars have been RWD. My wife's current car, a Volvo C70 is front wheel drive though.
I HATE fwd. I can't stand the feel of it constantly fighting me for control of the stearing wheel when I'm accelerating while cornering. And her front wheels break free easily on wet pavement, especialy when starting from a stop on an uphill slope. We used to have a steep uphill gravel drive, and it was constantly being ripped up by FWD cars.
So FWD is not allways a better option. It's only effective when the car is front heavy, eiether from the engine, or from not going up hill. But mostly, I hate the torque through the steering wheel.
AWD, when made properly, is "simply better" when you talk about handling. If you value everything else as high, then you can say that RWD might be better...when you are talking about ICE car. With BEV AWD with very precise traction/torque control between front and rear wheels is a lot easier to make.
AWD, when made properly, is "simply better" when you talk about handling. (Timo)
I know this is starting to become a religious discussion, not unlike Apple and Orange, eh, Microsoft. Yet, I stand by the obvious: Even in conditions where you do not need AWD at all (which once in a while, if not most of the time, will be the case even in Finland) you have to carry around the weight and complexity of front wheel propulsion. Even if the front motor is unused and front wheels are not propelled, handling will be negatively affected because steering is more complex and the front axle is heavier to support propulsion "just in case".
I'm not going to convince any die hard AWD enthusiasts, and I'm not even trying. I don't know where you live, but where I live and where I drive I'd like to have AWD for around 1% of my driven miles (winter holidays in Switzerland) and for the rest I'll not be just as happy, but in fact much happier with plain ol' standard RWD.
Think of it this way: Traditionally, AWD is a cure to problems the Model S does not have in the first place (long/heavy front overhang, uneven weight distribution, high center of gravity). Yes I know, the icy-hill-scenario. You are right. I said that.
Also, as I said before, I concede that many of the massive disadvantages of AWD in ICEs are mitigated in a BEV vehicle, but the gist of it remains true. There is no free lunch. It is a compromise either way, and it is up to each individual driver/owner to decide whether or not the pros outweigh the cons. I am curious to see data (weight, range, prices) revealed for the Model X RWD vs. AWD versions.
I forgot to explicitly mention larger turning radius as one of the obvious disadvantages of FWD and AWD. That's something most drivers will suffer every single day of their driving life. Does the very specific advantage of AWD outweigh this disadvantage? Definitely yes for some drivers, but not for me.
Question is not about needing most of the time, it is needing for that small amount of time. For most of the time you can do with single wheel drive without matter which wheel it is.
Timo, you should not settle for less than a chain-driven tank. Best traction, and best passenger protection. Just in case...! ;-)
You are exaggerating to illustrate your point, and so am I. There is no denying that we must make compromises. Single-wheel drive may have some advantages, but with my requirements in mind, I prefer both rear wheels driven and I accept the disadvantages that come with it. I do not want chains on my vehicle although there is a chance that chains would save my life or that of my family in some situation in the future; the disadvantages are just too big and the odds too small. With regard to AWD, you have different requirements and priorities than I have, and therefore our assessment of the advantage (one single very specific advantage) and the disadvantages (many in theory, the importance of which in daily driving is debatable) leads us to different results.
My wife bought a 2012 Acura TL Advance some months ago. It's got what they call "super handling all wheel drive" (SH-AWD).
She got it because we have hills and snow, and, as you say, about 3 times per year it makes her feel more comfortable about going to and from work.
I must say, though, powering around clover leaf entries to highways is really, really good with this car. It's programmed for different power to different wheels depending on the situation. Then again, it's been a long time since I've driven a RWD car with any power and no one else in the car. I'm looking forward to seeing how a powerful RWD car compares.
I was thinking a lot about this lately as I had to drive in snow and ice for a week in my FWD car, and I was thinking how great it was to have the drive wheels also be the steering wheels.
I know that RWD is sportier or whatever, but I'm kind of worried about it.
I think I would not absolutely need AWD but it would be very useful to me. I live in a place where it is hill in every direction. Just to get out of garage is a quite steep slope. Just few days ago I watched in delighted horror how one of those crossover things with all-season tires slide sideways down (literally down) the street (got out of parking space next to my apartment and immediately started to slide). It somehow managed to not hit anything.
Having driven AWD:s, RWD:s and FWD:s in winter and actually having trained for slippery condition driving I really appreciate the extra grip AWD gives in those conditions.
(I hate tanks, they are cramped smelly and loud things. I prefer light APC:s with capability of crossing rivers and swamps).
I asked about Tesla's performance in ice and snow at the Santana Row store today, and their answer is really clear -- the Roadster handles very well in ice and snow, and the Model S will beat or exceed that performance.
An interesting video here. I've seen others, similar, that show the Roadster coming to a full stop on a snowy hill and starting up again without even a hint of slipping.
IMO, driving on snow just requires having the right tires and the right driving technique. I think the only thing FWD gives you is a little additional traction from the weight of the ICE.
And the battle between various drive wheel configurations continues....
As Volker points out, they all have their advantages and disadvantages. FWD cars like Mini and Mazda dominate the SCCA racing series. Move up to the big powered cars and thay are all RWD. A couple teams have tried AWD in Formula 1 for instance, but that series is dominated by RWD. Rally cars and off road races are dominated by the AWD for obvious reasons.
So it all goes back to what's most important to you. Small FWD cars are a blast to race in corners. Big powered RWD cars can be a breathtaking accelerating experience. AWD can get you out of slippery situations the others would wreck in. (And will also get you into deep doo doo when you don't understand AWD has very little assistance to braking or cornering!)
My 2 cents.
FWD once saved my life. I was in mountain roads, in a FWD Honda, and a corner came up suddenly that had had a recent "gravel fall", just enough to sprinkle the road with ball bearings. As I slid towards the fall-off, I instinctively lifted my foot off the gas and then "blipped" it. The wheels spun the gravel out of the way, contacted pavement, and pulled me around the corner.
That was about 40 yrs ago, and is vivid in my mind to this day.
And will also get you into deep doo doo when you don't understand AWD has very little assistance to braking or cornering! (BruceR)
Just thought this is worth repeating... ;-) Audi Quattros seem to fly off the corners in winter more frequently than other cars, probably due to their great traction in forward motion -- the drivers lack the sense for the real slippery outside conditions. Of course that would not happen to any members of this forum, as we are all conscious, careful and trained drivers and won't be so easily betrayed.
Timo, wrt the SUV that you watched sliding down sideways... I wonder how AWD would have helped that situation? If it is not even possible to come to a standstill, i.e., if traction is similarly close to nothing in any direction and tires even slip sideways -- the situation would only become worse when you start spinning all wheels.
All-seasons in snow and ice suck. Save money by not buying winter tires, and cost yourself lotsa body work, maybe for both you and your car.
V.B, it wouldn't, but gives you (and others) a picture of what kind of place I live. I would obviously get for my Tesla car set of decent winter tires and not some slippery all season tires. I think whoever did own that car does so also in the future.
Happens here in Vancouver, too. Snow is rare enough that lots of the clueless have all manner of semi-comical trouble. The heavy-foot tire-spinning ices up the roads for the next guys, too.
OK, I'm now a believer in RWD for EVs...let me explain.
On my business trip to the Bay Area this week, I rented a Nissan Altima Hybrid. Very nice car in many ways, but severely marred by the steering/handling. I could tell, absolutely, that the front wheels were simply being asked to do too much: ICE power, EV power, EV regen, braking, and steering.
Shifting some of these responsibilities to the rear would have left the front with just steering and (half of) the braking, which would have been a much better driving experience.
For the fun of it and slightly off subject, I call your attention to this You Tube vid - not all AWDs are equal.
FWD, RWD, AWD … in all cases, when driving in adverse conditions you should engage your brain and common sense.
This is the aspect that I am most nervous about, even though it will only affect me a few days a year (though potentially a lot more if I need to worry about wet roads too). I ahve never driven a RWD car.
I live and work in the Pugent Sound area around Seattle. To leave and return to my home city, I have to go down and back up large hills which are also curved. Whenever it snows, the snow usually becomes ice within the next day or two because of the mild and wet weather we have. When this happens, I always see some RWD cars and trucks which cannot climb the hills.
Does anyone know, with the Model S, or the Roadster, for that matter, to the non-drive wheels freely turn? That is, if you put the car in Drive (D), and were to lift the car off the ground, would you be able to rotate the front wheels backwards using your hands? Or does something "lock" the wheels into only turning forward. I'm not even sure if that would make a performance difference, but I'm just trying to imagine what it would be like trying to go uphill and turn at the same time in a low-traction situation.
Th non-drive wheels usually turn freely as far as I understand it from my experience changing wheels and brakes on my cars.
Yes, the non-drive wheels definitely will turn freely. This is not just normal but universal on cars with drive at one end or the other.
olanmills, the Tesla Roadster has RWD, just as the Model S. Maybe you find some these videos interesting to watch:
Turns out that with its even weight distribution, long wheelbase, low center of gravity and top notch traction control, the Tesla Roadster is an excellent winter car -- and IMO it's unlikely that the Model S will be any worse.
Cool, thanks.
Tires, tires, tires. Get some Nokian snow tires and you'll be just dandy!
One detail to keep in mind: On a steep incline, weight shifts to the rear axle. With weight shifting away from the front axle, driven front wheels will increasingly less likely be able to pull it off (intentional pun). Thus, maybe counter-intuitively, the Model S RWD with its low center of gravity may actually be better in some situations than an AWD Jeep. (No doubt there are more tough-terrain situations where the AWD Jeep will have advantage over the RWD Model S.)
There are two forms of "Traction Control" that are used in many cars.
One method applies the brake to the wheel that is spinning or starting to spin. Because a differential is a constant torque device that allows the wheels to turn at different speeds, if one wheel has no friction, it will spin at nearly zero torque; this then puts nearly zero torque on the wheel that has friction. If the brake is applied to the spinning wheel, this puts torque on that axel and thus puts torque on the wheel with some traction, and the vehicle can start to move. I call this real traction control.
Another form that is used in the Prius and the Tesla Roadster 1.5 that I have senses a spinning tire and then reduces torque and power from the motor to the wheel. This helps reducing spinning by applying less force, but if there is nearly zero friction on one wheel, it can be very frustrating to have nearly zero power applied to the wheels and not move. I have experienced this many times in a Prius that I used to own and the Roadster 1.5 that I currently own. BTW, I call this anti traction control.
Here is a video of getting up the driveway at my other home in the Rockies, called Hole in the Wall. The last pitch before the house and after the last turn is a 15% grade. All I want is an electric vehicle that can make it up this most of the time in the winter. Even my jeep with air lockers and good snow tires can't make it up after a 2 foot, 60 cm snowfall until its plowed. The worst case conditions are when the winter packed powder is melting in the spring and the road is covered with slushy ice. Then the only thing that will make it up my drive is my ATV with 4 tracks in place of the 4 wheels. Most of the time, if I put chains on all 4 wheels of the jeep I can make it up, but that is a serious pain...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lKoHO3AEPk&list=UU0jDCIQFr4H_-Gybc-lbmFw This video was done in a 4WD Chevy pickup in low range with the transfer case locked.
As far as I can tell the Model S will have "Real Traction Control." The Model X has two motors, one for the front and one for the rear, somewhat like the Lexus Crossover hybrids (400h and 450h). I have driven the 400h and it is pretty good in low traction situations. If the Model X with its two motors has real traction control front and rear, it should be excellent in low traction situations.
BTW, my approach to my driveway in the jeep is to use my air lockers. They allow me to lock up or put all the differentials in solid mode, as if it had solid axels. On solid pavement, this mode is difficult to steer, and grinds up the tires, but if one wheel has traction, the jeep will move. On snow, grinding the tires is not an issue; the snow gives. The comment on tires is very true. In the winter, I only use good snow tires.
The Range Rover in the video from the last post ran out of torque, not traction. If she had put the Range Rover in low range and turned on its traction control (one of the best made), it would have gone all the way to the top, no problem. I have climbed such hills in my jeep and in Range Rover test drives. BTW, the Range Rover traction control, works on all four wheels, applying brakes to any wheel that starts to slip.
I have been assured that the Model S, competing with BMW 5 series, etc, has real traction control. I have to assume that the Model X will have real traction control front and rear. My question is do I wait 2 years for the Model X or take my Model S reservation this year...
The real question is this:
If tesla offered AWD as an option, would you consider it?
If it cost $500 and range loss was only 3%, I think we would ALL ADD THAT OPTION!!
In reality it is just a matter of how much $$ and possibly how much change in RANGE. I know I would be willing to pay a couple $k for this. Especially if the design is such that 99% of time it is RWD
Btw I drive GT-R. Great car, inspires incredible confidence with AWD and MANY MANY electronic systems for stability, grip. Including accelerometers. But during a recent FREAK snowstorm, I was able to get where I needed to go with the practically slick tires... If we had more than 3 days of snow here, I would have to buy different winter tires... I also feel much more confident in rainy conditions. But you must "drive for the conditions". I spun out my Subaru WRX pretty bad in icy conditions one day, four wheel spin BAD!! Not much traction control systems on the '03 WRX
The wife's FWD Volvo XC90 usually ends up powering ONE WHEEL when pulling out into traffic... Not at all confidence inspiring... When one wheel slips and it takes car 2-3 seconds to institute power transfer...
Subaru makes symmetrical AWD vehicles. Subaru demonstrates the superiority of their system on YOUTUBE.
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Iyanna Elise Richardson was born at 4:01 p.m. July 27 to Camry Richardson and Dominique Jackson of Brunswick.
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Julian Brian Rivera was born at 7:14 p.m. July 21 to Shawna Norris of Denton, Texas, and Christopher Rivera of Dallas, Texas.
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The crash happened Friday, Feb. 7 in Lapeer County's Goodland Township.
Deputies from the Lapeer County Sheriff's Office responded to a one-car rollover crash on Van Dyke (M-53) near Caldwell Road in Imlay City.
Investigators say 24-year-old Joshua Taylor from Imlay City was driving a Volkswagen Jetta southbound on Van Dyke Road when he crossed into the gravel shoulder and into a snowy ditch. The car continued for a distance before striking a snow embankment which resulted in the vehicle becoming airborne. When it returned to the ground, the car rolled, striking a street light and tree before coming to rest on its side.
Donald Tuscok, of Leonard, was the front seat passenger.
Imlay City police officers Tim Wolford and Dave Rock were the first to arrive and discovered Tuscok not breathing. Lifesaving efforts were started and Tuscok was taken to McLaren- Lapeer Region with life-threatening injuries.
On Wednesday, Feb. 12 police reported Tuscok passed away from those injuries.
Taylor was also taken to the hospital after the crash but has since been released.
The investigation into the crash continues but preliminary results indicate alcohol and speed maybe contributing factors.
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3/5 rDev -20.6%
09-20-2012 00:58:11 | More by t0rin0
3.78/5 rDev 0%
On tap at Story Tavern in Burbank, CA.
Pours a clear orange with a foamy bone head that settles to a partial film on top of the beer. Foamy streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, honey, fruit, and slight herbal and spice aromas. Taste is much the same with a fruity flavor on the finish. There is a mild amount of spice bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer with an interesting back story but the flavor is quite sweet.
04-23-2013 04:22:40 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -20.6%
01-05-2012 18:19:22 | More by djrn2
3.6/5 rDev -4.8%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a moderate golden color into might tulip. A slight amount of haze and a light head and some lacing that falls a bit too quickly. The nose is spice with some green apple, grapes, and honey. The taste is fairly sweet with a tad bit of spicing and some mild fruit flavors. Zesty feel with a nice body. Drinks pretty well; a nice and interesting brew.
11-10-2010 00:48:18 | More by Thorpe429
New York
3.83/5 rDev +1.3%
A: It pours clear golden yellow in color with a nice frothy head. A moderate level of carbonation is visible.
S: There is a moderate smell of grapes in the nose.
T: The taste is relatively sweet, complex and has a good balance; the grapes and honey flavors really stand out but are nicely balanced by the underlying malts and the other flavors.
M: It feels medium-bodied and rather smooth on the palate.
D: This is a good beer to sip as the interesting flavors will continue to hold your palate's attention. The alcohol is relatively well masked, so I think I would try this again.
05-02-2010 22:58:39 | More by metter98
4.1/5 rDev +8.5%
Radiant tangerine-amber that looks like a perfect mixture of orange juice and pineapple juice. The head is no slouch either. It's either dark ivory or pale ecru, with a firm look rather than a creamy one. Only a semi-quick descent, a complete lack of rockiness and a near-complete lack of lace keep the appearance from a higher score.
The nose is fantastic. I can definitely appreciate the Muscat grape juice and I'm pretty sure I can pick out the wildflower honey, but beyond that I'm lost. Of course, it's difficult when you have no idea what hawthorn fruit or chrysanthemums smell (or taste) like. There's also a mild funkiness, complemented by a light spiciness, that reminds me of a Belgian saison.
I'm glad the flavor profile takes after the aroma, more or less. With a richer, creamier, more expansive mouthfeel (think world-class tripel), Chateau Jiahu would be a much better beer. It's still damn good, just not *as* good as the outstanding beer lurking just beneath the surface.
White grape juice and honey continue to co-star on the taste buds. It's no surprise, then, that the beer is on the sweet side. That means that I need take it slowly, but then I have the rest of the night to finish the '750'. Something is giving the beer an earthy fruitiness, so I might as well attribute it to the hawthorn fruit. Still no floweriness, though. I wonder if I'm imagining fresh pineapple.
The mouthfeel has a fruit pulp lush stickiness that I love. Again, more carbonation, properly used, would have sent it into the stratosphere. This beer cries out for a Belgian brewer's touch. The silver lining is that fewer bubbles will help me get through the bottle with relative ease.
I never know what to expect from one of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery's experimental ales. Midas Touch, to use but one example, was less than compelling. Chateau Jihau is another matter entirely. It has an interesting back story and is, much more importantly, delicious beer. It probably doesn't much resemble what the Chinese were drinking 9000 years ago, but it's fun to pretend. I have no regrets about spending $8.99 for the bottle.
05-26-2007 23:05:14 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +15.9%
Appearance: Pours a hazy golden color with a modest head that quickly declines to a film but leaves some splotches of lace around the chalice
Smell: Bananas and honey with subtle undertones of one of the more expensive sakes I have tried; fortified grape aromatics as well
Taste: Starts with a rice pudding flavor that is quickly joined by the banana and honey aspects; all of those flavors blend nicely by mid-palate; after the swallow, the grape flavors kick in and are joined by a subtle herbaciousness that creeps in that I cannot identify but must be the hawthorn and chrysanthemum
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and creamy with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: I approached this with some trepidation as Dogfish Head has been hit or miss with me; but this one knocks it out of the park; well-blended with tremendous complexity
05-28-2007 21:03:56 | More by brentk56
3.25/5 rDev -14%
08-13-2014 08:20:18 | More by zestar
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -14%
Bottle courtesy of Plucier: Poured a golden yellow color ale with a nice white head with average retention and not much lacing. Aroma of malt is weak with some sweetness probably coming from honey. Taste is quit sweet with honey dominating and some light spices also noticeable. Body is about average with some good carbonation and no alcohol was noticeable. Overall, I thought this lack complexity and was slightly too sweet for my palate. Definitely not the best from this great brewery.
07-11-2007 20:05:40 | More by Phyl21ca
4.47/5 rDev +18.3%
Newly distributed to Central Kentucky, this is a warm welcome. The orange / straw, murky look promises honey sweetness, fruity flavors and a firm body. The beer doesn't disapoint. Tremendous honey sweetnees without cloying. Very fruity with pears, peaches, and ripe apples. Very wine-like with a satisfying malt base. Spices of giner, clove, nutmeg and corriander give the beer an added complexity and compliment the beer well. An earthy, herbal quality persists. The beer, though viscous in the start, finishes with a drinkable tartness and dryness. Quite clean for such a sweet and varying beer; sorta Midas Touch-like, just better. Dogfish just won me over again.
10-11-2006 01:24:05 | More by BEERchitect
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +14.6%
750ml capped bottled poured into several Goblets
A Poured a very hazy and extremely sediment filled golden yellow, almost a honey color with no real head to speak of. No visible carbonation, nor was there any side glass lace. There were more suspended particles in this then I have ever seen before. Everything was floating and swimming throughout it.
S The aroma was very sweet. Lots of honey and sweet grain like smells. There was a touch of some light grass and a touch of some kind of light grape or other light fruit as well. This smelled a lot like mead or a honey braggott. Very sweet and very light.
T The flavor was surprisingly very good. I thought for sure this was going to be like a honey overload or another bland novelty but this was quite tasty actually. The initial flavor was full of honey with a touch of grain melded into the back. This gave way to a more light grape mixed in with honey sort of taste. Hard to describe other then very sweet with absolutely no hop profile at all, but this was to be expected. Very light profile not too heavy at all and not overboard on the sweetness. A good amount of rice flavor mixed in as well, and this gave it a lighter profile on top and helped balance out the sweetness a good deal.
M Very syrup like feel, albeit much thinner. But with very little in the way of carbonation in here it took on a definite slick like feel and it made it a little difficult to enjoy the finish. Very flat and very mead like, which is fitting with the style I suppose.
D Now here it is interesting. At first I was not so taken by it and was wondering how this bottle was going to go down, but surprisingly it actually was very drinkable and I was easily able to complete it. No hint of ABV at all and really an effortless drink.
Overall this was quite unique. Something that was very much different then most other things I had tried. There was a certain amount of oldness to it. Kind of weird having something that has been consumed in one form for thousands of years but it works very well. Lots of honey and rice and a good deal of sediment. This was something I would try again with no issue. It was definitely interesting and was worth the price.
12-17-2007 23:50:04 | More by mikesgroove
4/5 rDev +5.8%
12-02-2011 18:05:15 | More by kjkinsey
4/5 rDev +5.8%
11-17-2011 03:58:16 | More by Texasfan549
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
03-10-2013 19:05:10 | More by spycow
4/5 rDev +5.8%
11-27-2011 02:20:16 | More by GRG1313
3.3/5 rDev -12.7%
Single finger head with excellent thick lacing on a golden amber murky body. Aroma of orange juice, candied fruits, honey and caramel. As Is the case with so many dogfish head brews the initial taste is strong, complex. A few more sips one can pick out orange blossom, honey, candied fruits up front finishing very sweet and floral. Oily, medium body and light to moderate carbonation. This one is pretty boozy and too sweet for me. Complex and worth trying. I would share the bottle with a friend or three.
12-25-2012 03:11:10 | More by kylehay2004
2.4/5 rDev -36.5%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy, pale gold body with a teeny, tiny white head.
Smell: Faint aroma of pears, white grapes, and honey.
Taste: Weak, meandering flavors of thin strawberry juice, dusty grapes, subtle spices, and sweet grains. Finishes with a tangy-sweet zip.
Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Low carbonation.
Drinkability: Thanks, but no thanks. So far, I haven't been a big fan of these "residue beers".
06-20-2007 20:39:51 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
11-14-2013 04:13:08 | More by jaydoc
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
This beer poured out as an orange color, expected red for some reason. The head fizzled away pretty quickly just leaving a white ring. The smell is sweet and has a good herbal aroma to it. The taste gives off a wine like flavor, along with some floral and fruity flavors. The mouthfeel is on the lighter side here and it's pretty smooth also. I'd like to try this one again sometime because it's been a while. This deserves another taste for sure.
06-02-2011 02:19:49 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev 0%
On tap at the Mellow in Greensboro.Poured into a goblet a medium to darker golden with a thin quick to fade white head,white grap juice aromas along with sweet honey,a little leafy heb in there as well.Sweet white grape skins and honey flavors dominate,there is enough of herbal dryness in the finish to keep it from being overly sweet.Its pretty good,its not nearly as complex as I would have thought,nice to try it but one and done is good enough for me.
03-07-2011 21:50:16 | More by oberon
4.28/5 rDev +13.2%
Served in a glass akin to a flute, but not quite one...
Pours a slightly cloudy golden amber, with a very small head and appropriately minimal lacing. The nose is honey, peach, white grapes, lemon, and coriander. The taste is similar, with notes of honey, white grapes, citrus, blood orange, and lemon zest. The body is on the heavier side of medium (or the lightest side of heavy...whichever), with relatively low carbonation and a somewhat syrupy feel, leading to a high but hindered drinkability (it would be a bit higher if the body were slightly thinner and the ABV a tad lower). Those ancient Chinese had a winner here...
03-15-2010 03:42:43 | More by TMoney2591
3/5 rDev -20.6%
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This morning I awoke to a pale grey haze, skimming the tops of the trees and floating listlessly on a mist that dampened the breeze. I was immediately transported to the scene in Pride and Prejudice when Mr. Darcy emerges from the fog, walking across the meadow looking terribly forlorn and hopelessly in love. It was in that moment that I realized that I am, have always been, and forever will be a romantic.
What would the world be like without a little romance? I shutter at the thought!
It probably also explains why I am so in love with the peony because I am convinced that it is a flower for the romantic. It is most certainly not for the one who looks at the fog and sees nothing but a nuisance but is definitely for the one who sees magic.
I am not sure what kind of flower a realistic would choose, though at times I would call myself that as well. For today, I hope you will indulge my romantic side just a little and enjoy these peonies with me. They are so delicate and fragrant, reminding me of a swan gliding across a lake. It seemed only appropriate, given the pale, colorless sky outside, to pair them with an equally simple backdrop. Here is a little more of my peonies, a very romantic gift from my husband which he sent while he was traveling…


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A MODEL railway exhibition is coming to Leigh on Saturday.
The Bassett Lowke Northern Railway Exhibition and Swap Meet is being help at St Joseph's Hall from 10am until 4pm and will feature working layouts and new and second hand books.
To book a stall for £16, call 017062 10058, admission is £3 for adults, £1 for children and parking and refreshments will be available.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Ś President Barack Obama was interrupted three times by a woman who shouted about drones and detainees in Cuba as he delivered a speech on national security.
The woman was identified as Medea Benjamin from the anti-war group Code Pink. Benjamin yelled from behind a bank of cameras before security removed her from the hall at National Defense University in Washington.
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