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English Oxford Murders Trailer
A few weeks ago we brought you the Spanish trailer for Alex De La Iglesia's thriller The Oxford Murders. Visually it looked great, but unless you were fluent in Spanish, the plot was a little tough to make out. To sum things up John Hurt and Elijah Wood try to use very complicated mathematical equations to figure out who, where and when a local serial killer will strike next.
Splice Rolling for '09
If you happen not to remember us talking about a film called Splice, let me refresh your memories. Sarah Polley, Adrien Brody and Delphine Chanéac will be under the direction of Cube helmer Vincenzo Natali as he takes us into a world of beautiful and terrifying world of genetic engineering...
I Am Legend Video Blowout
Next week we'll finally know if I Am Legend will finally be the adaption of Richard Matheson's book we've been waiting for since 1954. The third time may be the charm, right?
Cox in Red!
First The Lost (review) then The Girl Next Door (DVD review) and now Red; seems like Jack Ketchum's work isn't quite as unfilmable as some may have theorized.
Exclusive: DePalma's Phantom Lives Again?
Remember when we told you guys about the badass series of films being programmed by Edgar Wright at the New Beverly Cinema ("Beverly Cinema Gets it Wright" – November 2007)? Sure you do. Well, our man Andrew Kasch was in attendance at last night's screening of Brian DePalma's Phantom of the Paradise and got some very interesting news.
Dante 01 Videos Gallore!
We've been waiting for years for City of Lost Children co-director Marc Caro to do something new, and finally we'll be getting it with Dante 01, his first solo project that we last mentioned back here.
The Truth About 1-15-08
I'm going to assume you've heard of this movie called Cloverfield, right? Giant monster, New York City, handheld footage: pretty much the Blair Zilla Project. I hear there's a lot of hype surrounding it. Something about a viral marketing campaign too. Lots of anticipation. Comes out on 1-18-08.
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DVD Releases: Horror Next Door
Check out your list of DVDs both good and bad come Tuesday, December 2nd, 2007...
Exclusive: Broken Director Talks New Projects!
The other night I got on the horn with Broken (DVD review) director Adam Mason for our first "formal" interview (which you can hear right here).
Parisse Booth Ready to Howl
Last week we showed you a new poster from and gave you the first details on Howl, a new werewolf horror/comedy being produced by Moviehole owner Clint Morris ("Exclusive Update on Werewolf Movie Howl!" - November 2007).
Evilshop Gets Ashley J. Williams!
So most recently we told you about the books we'd soon be stocking from Leisure in Evilshop, but what about those of you who want something a bit more ... interactive? Rejoice!
New Images From Halloween: Nightdance!
All right, so putting Rob Zombie's Halloween behind us is what most horror fans really want to do, right? Right. Devil's Due Publishing has decided to help with Halloween: Nightdance, a brand-new story taken from Carpenter's original world. In Halloween: Nightdance, a young girl named Lisa discovers that a horrible secret from her past, more than likely Michael Myers, has resurfaced and is leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.
Halloween Producers Lay Down the Hurt
This moring, Daily Variety reports that Trancas International Films, the production house behind almost all the Halloween films including the recent remake, have chosen newbie director Adam Finberg to helm Hurt, from a script by Anthony Grieco (no relation to Richard) and Jeff Drongowski, marking the duo's first script sale.
Noe Finally Set to Enter the Void?
The German-French Film Funding Commission has granted a nice chunk of change to Irreversible director Gaspar Noe for his long-awaited feature Enter the Void; $700K according to Variety.
Men Who Fell Released Abroad
It's been a very long time since we've heard anything about the low-budget horror/sci-fi flick The Men Who Fell, which had made us all stand up and take notice when it was being made for how simply badass it looked considering it's lack of funds.
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Witnessing life in Goma, a city that's been invaded, ransacked, inundated with refugees, and flattened by a volcano -- all in the last 17 years.
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The Obama administration might not have fully considered the implications of hosting the bloodstained Sudanese presidential adviser.
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The horrific statistical realities of the two-year conflict
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A country chief got too close to the Zanu-PF and fired an officer who was trying to stop a deadly disease.
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A recording from 1939 captures the tumultuous eight-inning career of a 33-year-old rookie pitcher playing a crueler, simpler sport than the one we know today.
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A desolate island is a reminder of Qatar's ambition to pacify the African nation, even if it meant subsidizing one of the most oppressive governments on the continent.
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The M23 rebel group remains strong even though the Congolese general is behind bars.
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Here are the reasons for why we're seeing such a remarkable turnaround -- and how much it actually matters.
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A recent UN resolution assumes that the country has made serious progress. Here's why it may be wrong.
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Winning Bundesliga difficult, says Guardiola
Bayern Munich manager believes winning Bundesliga will prove harder than winning Champions League.
Bayern Munich go ten points clear in Bundesliga
Bayern Munich went 10 points clear in the Bundesliga on Friday with a convincing 2-0 win at third-placed Borussia Moenchengladbach to extend their record unbeaten run to 42 matches.
Bayern Munich surge ahead in German Bundesliga
Champions maintain their 13-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga.
Hamburg coach van Marwijk sacked in Bundesliga
Hamburg fires coach Bert van Marwijk after just 143 days in charge in the wake of 4-2 drubbing at Bundesliga bottom side Eintracht Braunschweig.
Dortmund lifted to top of Bundesliga
Berlin Borussia Dortmund knocked Bayern Munich off top spot in the Bundesliga on Sunday as new signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored both goals in their 2-1 win at Eintracht Frankfurt.
Schalke ease coach stress in Bundesliga
Ciaran Fahey Schalke eked out a 2-0 win over relegation-threatened Freiburg to ease the pressure on coach Jens Keller on Sunday in the German soccer league, while Bayer Leverkusen lost 1-0 at home to Eintracht...
'Ghost goal' sends Bayer Leverkusen to top of Bundesliga
Bayer Leverkusen snatched top spot in the Bundesliga but only after a "ghost goal" allowed them to beat Hoffenheim 2-1.
Bayern Munich move top of Bundesliga
Ryland James Bayern Munich extended their unbeaten Bundesliga run to 34 games on Saturday by coming from behind for a 4-1 home win over Mainz to go back top of the Bundesliga.
Kruse scores first Bundesliga goal
Socceroos striker scores his first goal in the Bundesliga as Fortuna Dusseldorf play out a 1-1 draw with Hoffenheim.
Kruse scores in Bundesliga loss
Ryland James Australian midfielder Robbie Kruse scores for Fortuna Dusseldorf but the strike wasn't enough to prevent a 3-2 loss to Bundesliga strugglers Augsburg.
Bayern wins again in Bundesliga
Bayern Munich picked up its 16th win in 20 Bundesliga matches on Saturday to maintain its stranglehold on the German league as Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic scored twice in a 3-0 win at Mainz.
Nuremberg extend Bundesliga run
Berlin Japan midfielder Hiroshi Kiyotake again shone in Nuremberg's 2-1 win over Mainz 05 on Sunday as they extended their nine-match unbeaten run on the weekend Bayern Munich were finally crowned German...
Fuerth look to avoid Bundesliga drop
Berlin Bundesliga bottom side Greuther Fuerth breathed some hope into their survival chances with a 1-0 win at Nuremberg in the Franconia derby on Sunday, their first since February's shock win at Schalke.
Bundesliga chief slams FIFA
London The head of the German Bundesliga says the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, saying the decision ''is not for the good of the game.''
Raul fires Schalke to second in Bundesliga
Berlin Spanish veteran Raul fired Schalke 04 to second in the Bundesliga on Sunday, just behind leaders Bayern Munich on goal difference, in a hard-fought 1-0 win at Borussia Moenchengladbach.
Schalke keep pace with Bundesliga leaders
Berlin Spanish veteran Raul was on target as Schalke 04 kept in touch with the Bundesliga leaders on Sunday with a 3-1 win at home against Augsburg.
Gladbach wobbling in Bundesliga
Berlin Borussia Moenchengladbach's hold on the fourth and final Champions League spot for next season weakened on Tuesday after they were held 2-2 by 10-man Werder Bremen in their Bundesliga clash.
Ribery fires Bayern top of Bundesliga
Berlin France international Franck Ribery fired German giants Bayern Munich to the top of the Bundesliga on Sunday for the first time since winning the title in 2008, beating Hamburg 1-0.
Langerak secures Bundesliga deal
Michael Lynch Melbourne Victory is set to reap a multimillion-dollar bonus from the sale of goalkeeper Mitch Langerak to German giants Borussia Dortmund.
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Deal with OnLive or Gaikai reportedly struck
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Includes all new improvements made specifically for the Vita
George Hotz had met with Sony four months after the company had filed a lawsuit against him
Kick some ass wearing these original game outfits. Surprised some of these girls can still slip into their old duds...
Because if you're going to kick some ass, you might as well expose as much skin as possible
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While the skinny models, skimpy bikinis, glossy magazine editors, department store buyers and boutique owners storm the shores of SoBe for the fifth annual Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim shows, so will the Make Up For Ever team.
As the official make up sponsor of the event, Make Up For Ever Alliance artists will be providing make up services backstage at top swim shows and at a number of events and lounges during the long weekend. We chatted up artist and Make Up For Ever Alliance member, Lottie, and got the scoop on summer's hottest make up trends, what to expect this weekend and more.
What kind of looks should Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim attendees expect? Expect a lot of fresh skin combined with jewel and sea-toned colors. Think aqua, turquoise and golds. Of course, there are some surprises!
What kind of Make Up For Ever activities can locals participate in Miami during this week's events? A team of artists will be doing makeup applications in Make Up For Ever's cabana at The Raleigh Friday, July 16th through Monday from 6 to 11 p.m. each night so guests can get their make up touched up in between shows — which is often necessary thanks to the humidity. If you aren't attending any shows, we're also hosting a "Smudge Proof Your Summer Make Up Party" at Sephora (Collins Avenue) on Saturday, July 17th from 4 to 7 p.m. Anyone and everyone should stop by to have their make up done for free before going out.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim aside, what is the key to "every day" makeup? Anyone can look amazing with some mascara and blush in a peach tone — it's universally flattering.
What are this summer's biggest makeup trends? We are seeing beautiful pops of color; orange lips are very big now as are sheer color washes in blues and golds.
Which essentials should be found every woman's purse? Right now, I am obsessed with Make Up For Ever's Aqua Cream. It's a collection of cream colors that can be used on the eyes, lips and cheeks — and completely waterproof.
What's your stance on guy liner? I think any make up that makes you feel comfortable or confident is great — gender aside!
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- Jingjing Chai & Raimond Maurer & Olivia S. Mitchell & Ralph Rogalla, 2012. "Exchanging Delayed Social Security Benefits for Lump Sums: Could This Incentivize Longer Work Careers?," Working Papers wp266, University of Michigan, Michigan Retirement Research Center.
- Janusz Jablonowski & Christoph Müller, 2013. "3 sides of 1 coin – Long-term Fiscal Stability, Adequacy and Intergenerational Redistribution of the reformed Old-age Pension System in Poland," National Bank of Poland Working Papers 145, National Bank of Poland, Economic Institute.
- Ota, Hitoshi, 2013. "India's senior citizen's policy and an examination of the life of senior citizens in North Delhi," IDE Discussion Papers 402, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization(JETRO).
- Bo Honore & Aureo de Paula, 2013. "Interdependent durations in joint retirement," CeMMAP working papers CWP05/13, Centre for Microdata Methods and Practice, Institute for Fiscal Studies.
- Michael D. Hurd & Angela Lee Duckworth & Susann Rohwedder & David R. Weir, 2012. "Personality Traits and Economic Preparation for Retirement," Working Papers wp279, University of Michigan, Michigan Retirement Research Center.
- SHIMIZUTANI Satoshi, 2013. "Social Security Earnings Test and the Labor Supply of the Elderly: New evidence from unique survey responses in Japan," Discussion papers 13017, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
- David C. Stapleton & Frank H. Martin, 2012. "Vocational Rehabilitation on the Road to Social Security Disability: Longitudinal Statistics from Matched Administrative Data," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 7674, Mathematica Policy Research.
- G. Delprat & M.-L. Leroux & P.-C. Michaud, 2013. "Evidence on Individual Preferences for Longevity Risk," Cahiers de recherche 1304, CIRPEE.
- SHIMIZUTANI Satoshi & OSHIO Takashi, 2013. "Revisiting the Labor Supply Effect of Social Security Earnings Test: New evidence from its elimination and reinstatement in Japan," Discussion papers 13016, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
- Marie-Agnès Barrère-Maurisson, 2013. "Seniors en emploi et conciliation travail-famille," Université Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Post-Print and Working Papers) halshs-00802656, HAL.
- Cordoba, Juan Carlos & Ripoll, Marla, 2013. "Beyond Expected Utility in the Economics of Health and Longevity," Staff General Research Papers 36067, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.


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The problem here is the very expensive delivery system. Do we really need to hit multiple sites simultaneously and with quite so much plutonium? A less expensive method would be a bomb dropped from an aircraft (I believe our Tornadoes could accomplish this?) or one of the lower tech options - say in the back of a parked car near the offending site?
Another option we might consider would be to outsource this completely. I'm sure given sufficient financial incentive we might be able to persuade one of the current WMD holders (US, Israel, Russia, ...) to build, store, maintain and deploy it for us? The US clearly does a fine job of the first three for us with Trident.
Taking it further still surely Goldman Sachs could sell us a call option on a nuclear strike for much less than even the low tech option outlined above? These premiums would allow the current WMD holders to realise a return on an investment which has, so far, delivered very meagre returns indeed and compensate them for the opportunity costs (education, healthcare, etc.,).
We should consider a market approach to this solution. In the words of the Godfather, 'After all, We are not communists'.
BRITAIN'S traditional policy on nuclear weapons can be summed up in a single quote. Ernie Bevin, the foreign secretary in Clement Attlee's post-war government, was referring to the condescending attitude of the nuclear-armed Americans when he said, in 1946:
"I don't want any other foreign secretary of this country to be talked to or at by a secretary of state in the United States as I have just had in my discussions with Mr Byrnes. We've got to have this thing [a nuclear bomb] over here whatever it costs. We've got to have the bloody Union Jack on top of it."
Despite the economic mess the country was in after six years of total war, a blank cheque was duly written, and, six years later, Britain became the third member, after the Soviet Union, of the international nuclear bomb club. Ever since, nuclear weapons have been uniquely important: during the Cold War, they provided the ultimate insurance against Soviet attack. These days, they are seen as ensuring a seat at the "top table" for a mid-sized, mid-ranking country whose influence wanes a little more with every passing year.
But today, in the midst of another age of austerity, George Osborne, the chancellor, may have brought the Bomb down from its pedestal. He broke with decades of tradition when he announced that the money to replace Trident, Britain's ageing system of submarine-launched nuclear missiles, would have to be found within the Ministry of Defence's budget, instead of being paid for by a special grant from the Treasury.
This is not just a boring accounting change. Effectively it amounts to a big cut in Britain's armed forces. Replacing Trident is expected to cost around £20 billlion over the next two decades. If the MoD wants to replace it, it will have to cut the same amount of money out of the army, air force and navy, all of which are grappling with other big cuts already. If, on the other hand, it wants to preserve Britain's conventional armed forces in something approaching their current form, the price will be the nation's nukes. Britain is unlikely to give up nuclear weapons altogether. But it may opt for a cheaper (and less effective) system than the current one, in which at least one of four nuclear-armed submarines is on constant patrol, ready to unleash Armaggeddon at an instant's notice. The number of subs could be cut from four to three, perhaps, or missiles could be mounted in land-based silos, or the bombs attached to short-range cruise missiles fired from sea or air.
Interestingly, Mr Osborne's announcement achieves, in a rather roundabout way, a Liberal Democrat manifesto pledge. The Lib Dems have long argued that Trident ought to be included in the Strategic Defence & Security Review (SDSR), the first comprehensive attempt in a decade to decide what sort of armed forces Britain needs to defend its interests. The argument advanced by Labour and the Tories - that Trident is so important that it should be kept out of the review - has never made much sense to me: why would you exclude the foundation of Britain's defence policy from a review of Britain's defence policy? Pleas for an exemption from the SDSR make more sense if you realise that there is a significant constituency within Whitehall and the armed forces that thinks that the benefits no longer justify the costs. Under Mr Osborne's scheme ministers will have to think long and hard about whether they can justify ponying up for a replacement.
Superficially, it seems odd that a chancellor from the party that is strongest on defence and security should be the one to ask these implicit questions about the value of Trident. But this is a real Nixon-in-China moment: when Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, spoke in the pre-election debates about replacing Trident with a cheaper, less capable system, the public were decidedly unimpressed. Only the Tories have a strong enough reputation on defence to even raise the question. But that doesn't mean that everyone in the party will be happy about it. Liam Fox, the defence secretary, is widely seen as a standard-bearer for the Tory right, which is not terribly happy with the chumminess that has grown up between the party leadership and their Liberal Democrat counterparts. Downing Street strategists are already exasperated with Dr Fox, and Mr Osborne's announcement is widely viewed as a rebuke. But Dr Fox is unlikely to feel cowed: he is sincere in his belief that a replacement for Trident is vital to Britain's national security, and should therefore be exempt from the axe. And pointing that out will do him no harm among his backbench supporters.


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Holiday Ale
I'm looking at brewing a Christmas Ale for my next batch. Anyone have a a good 5 gallon extract/partial mash ale recipe worth sharing? I hoping to keg it in time for my brother's annual Christmas party which is usually the first of second weekend in December.
Thanks in advance
There are a couple of very similar recipes posted on here for Great Lakes Brewing Company Christmas Ale. beau, it's got that "Holiday Ale" kinda flavor. It's about the biggest thing since sliced bread in Cleveland. You should try one of the recipes.
Clone 1
Clone 2
Here's the gist:
IBUs: 21
Color: 17 SRM
Mash @ 154
12 lbs 2-row
1 lb White Wheat
1 lb Crystal 40
.25 lb Special Roast
.15 lb Roasted Barley
1.5 oz Hallertau - 60 min
.5 oz Cascade - 10 min
.5 oz Cascade - 5 min
2 Cinnamon Sticks
2 oz Fresh Ginger
1 lb Honey
Wy1028 - London Ale Yeast
I just ordered my ingredients for my first effort at this on Sunday.
If you're an extract brewer, just substitute Light Malt Extract for the 2-row and steep the rest.
It should be about 10 lbs of liquid or 8.5 lbs of dry.
How much LME would be needed to replace 12 lbs of 2-row?
To quote from above:
If you're an extract brewer, just substitute Light Malt Extract for the 2-row and steep the rest.
It should be about 10 lbs of liquid or 8.5 lbs of dry.
Ok how about a partial mash, just do half of that and
Maybe try deathbrewer's method?
Here's one we patched together and brewed this weekend. Its happily fermenting away. SWMBO pulled the grain bag this morning after a 4 day soak in primary and said it tastes like the beginnings of "christmas in a carboy." Its got a really nice golden color. Very excited to see where it goes.
2.5G boil
8 lbs Extra Pale LME (1/2 at 60, 1/2 at 15)
1lb 6oz of Crystal 75 (150 for 30mins)
1 oz Calypso at 45mins
1 cup brown sugar at 15mins
.5 oz Williamette at 15 minutes
1 oz Melissa's Mulling Spices (allspice, clove, orange and cinammon - whole, not ground) at 15 minutes in grain bag.
Safale US-04
Topped off in fermenter, transferred grain bag as well. Pulled grain bag at 4 days in primary.
transferred grain bag? As in the grain bag was sitting in your primary for 4 days?
sounds like you'd be inviting a lacto infection to me. why did you do that?
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Brooklyn Local 1 - Brooklyn Brewery
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Ratings: 1,746 | Reviews: 885 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -4.6%
A fairly straightforward Belgian style by a US brewer. With some sugar. Yeast, quite secondary spice, a bit lemoney, cinammony and pineappley. Strong carbonation. Middle mouthfeel and some honey consistency. Drinkable although nothing extraordinary. Lacey. Aroma of yeast and grassy hop.
Same rating 6 weeks later.
Two and a third years later yeasty and tasty drinkable stuff, much better mouthfeel.
09-30-2007 04:00:59 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
09-02-2012 14:58:10 | More by t0rin0
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -15.5%
02-18-2012 05:04:50 | More by djrn2
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
12-07-2011 19:50:54 | More by nmann08
New York
4/5 rDev -3.4%
A: The beer is cloudy yellow in color and poured with a three finger high head that has very good retention properties. A moderate amount of carbonation is visible from the rising bubbles.
S: Aromas of candi sugar, fruit esters, herbal hops, spices and yeast fill the nose, along with some hints of alcohol.
T: The taste is similar to the nose and relatively complex, consisting of flavors of black pepper, candi sugar, cloves, pale malts and yeast. The finish has a moderate amount of lingering bitterness
M: It feels medium-bodied and crisp on the palate with a high amount of carbonation. Dryness is also present in the finish.
D: The amount of bitterness, dryness and spices makes this a beer that can only be slowly sipped.
09-25-2010 04:28:42 | More by metter98
3.53/5 rDev -14.7%
Sparkling lemony gold with a generous amount of carbonation that settles down in short order. There are no visible yeast on the first pour, but they should make an appearance on the second or third. The high quality crown resembles whipped marshmallow, both in terms of color and texture. The bottle and the label look great, as does the beer itself.
I've seen Local 1 described as a BSPA (above), as a strong saison (by Garrett Oliver) and as a Belgian-inspired strong golden ale (on the Brooklyn website). Yeah, any one of those works according to the nose. Positives include golden orchard fruit and musky-herbal hops. Negatives include a lack of power, a lack of Belgian yeastiness and a little too much alcohol.
Local 1 tastes like a BSPA. I'm now into the middle of the bottle and am still waiting for the yeast to appear in the glass and on my tongue. A beer of this style without an appreciable bready yeastiness can only be so good. As in the nose, alcohol is slightly too prominent.
There are some excellent Belgian-style strong pale ales brewed by Americans. Too bad this isn't one of them. It's as if all of the requisite pieces are present, but they're only tasted as outlines, not filled in with something of substance and color. That's another way of saying that depth and complexity are lacking.
A Golden Delicious apple fruitiness combines with snappy pears, ground clove, zesty white pepper and alcohol. The sweetness is balanced by at least as much bitterness... and the whole thing is imbued with, again, a solvent-like alcoholicity that demands to be noticed each time beer hits buds. While it's tolerable, great beer never asks for concessions.
By this point, it isn't surprising that the mouthfeel is less than spectacular. It isn't bad, but it isn't even close to Belgianesque. More suppleness is needed, as is more creaminess and more volume. Oh well, bottle-conditioning is a crap shoot anyway.
Brooklyn Local 1 really isn't bad beer, it just isn't in the same area code as the world's best. Considering the price, I'd just as soon buy the Belgian BSPAs that make it to these shores. And the better American-brewed Belgian-style BSPAs. Thanks Sudsdog.
04-24-2008 21:50:21 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy golden color with a prodigious head that literally sheets the chalice with lacing
Smell: Spicy, with herbal coriander and clove aromatics dominating; white pepper and green apple underneath
Taste: Starts out with a peppery, yeasty flavor that builds in the spicy aromatic dimension of coriander and clove by mid-palate; candi sugar, banana and green apple tones also forge their way into the mix; after the swallow, there is a balsa wood element that dominates but does not overwhelm the other flavors; grassy and bitter Germanic finish
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body, slightly creamy; moderate carbonation
Drinkability: I respect it but I don't love it; for a Belgian, it is just a bit too grassy and spicy for me
10-31-2007 00:35:04 | More by brentk56
4/5 rDev -3.4%
11-02-2013 04:39:25 | More by zestar
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
07-07-2013 13:37:51 | More by acurtis
Quebec (Canada)
2.35/5 rDev -43.2%
Bottle courtesy of mgermani: Poured a hazy beige color ale with a medium foamy head with OK retention and minimal lacing. Aroma of candy with some pears and apricot and some sweet malt is somewhat reminiscent of some of the Trappists. Taste is surprisingly not that well balance with a mix between the candy like sweetness and some dry fruits with sweetness just getting to be gross at the end. Body is quite full with some medium carbonation and alcohol was not apparent. I really wanted to like this and I am glad I had the opportunity to try this but I thought the flavour really clash and were not properly balanced.
01-18-2008 17:40:40 | More by Phyl21ca
4.36/5 rDev +5.3%
Brooklyn pushes, and pushes, and pushes into the culture of Belgium brewing with the "Local" series that is done in unique authenticity or not at all. This in one of the two that they have done masterfully well.
Upon the pour, the beer erupts with a cloudy haze of what's froth and what's beer. But after its canary yellow liquid situates just below the billowing ivory white foam, the beer settles in with a light yeasty appearance of gold and straw. And with authentic aesthetics, the foam proves long-lasting and the lace is intricate and persistent.
Very peppery and fruit at the onset, the strong pilsner malt influence delivers an earth-sweet scent that's candy-ish, bready and pleasantly grainy. Vibrant fruit, earthy hops and high peppery spice plays on the nose, edging ever so close to saison-status.
Its focus on flavor resides with the malts first and foremost. Bread, grain, and confectioner's sugar settles onto the palate just before the honey-like floral taste comes in with bee pollen, hop piney spice, and yeasty phenols- pepper, coriander, and clove all do part in the beer's balance against its sweetness for a strong finish of wine, cork-like wood, and damp hay. Light tropical fruit further seduces the palate with hints of mango and apricot.
Medium in body, the beer's sheer enormity might make you think heavier. But despite its large, biscuity hop bill, the dry taste leads to dry texture and the sweetness is short lived- all leaving the finish somewhat postponed and rewarding with even-keel alcohol warmth, honey sweetness, and spicy prickle.
The beer's sweet/warm interplay makes is best suited for the same interplay in food. I simply can't wait to pair this beer with Pad Thai or other sweet and spicy cuisine.
08-13-2007 12:34:56 | More by BEERchitect
South Carolina
4/5 rDev -3.4%
So, I finally decided to pick up a bottle of Local 1. Now it was not like I was boycotting or anything, far from it. It was just that I had only seen in up in Ashville for like 12-15 a bottle which I thought was a tad bit much for it. Come to see now that it has come down to 10.00, but that is neither here nor there, as we have finally arrived and it is on the shelves pretty much everywhere in South Carolina, or at least the upstate for 7-9 bucks, that I will take. So in my travels today I had gone and stocked up on numerous items at Greens, and this being one of them. The bottle gave me the impression of a firehouse or a firefighter theme, don't know if it was intentional, but very classy and well done for sure. Big freakin bottle by the way. I have my fridge sheleves set for a 750, and this wouldnt fit, just by about a half inch. Anyway, onto the beer.
Poured a pale golden yellow, very clear and lighter then what I would have thought and that suprised me a bit. I figured that the big black bottle would hold something a little darker, but it was cool. Lots of carbonation, bubbles rippling up from the bottom of the tulip glass formed a nice two inch white frothy, sudsy like head. This quickly faded and left behind a a quarter inch layer of fizzy lace that lasted all the way until the end of the glass. No real lace on the sides though, as I would not expect it from this. Had a very light quality about it. Overall it looked pretty decent, not very thick, but pretty decent looking.
So for the smell, first impression was very fruity. Lots of notes of bananas mixed in with a bit of peach or pear. Nice strong aroma, you did not have to go searching around for this one like you do on soem others. A good bit of spice was also playing around in there, maybe some clove or nutmeg, correander. Very yeasty on the nose as well, bread aromas were easily evident from the beginning. Overall great smel. Very lively and easy to enjoy. Very light feeling, seemed like a summerish or at least warm weather type of blend of aromas, nothing that would be soo heavy as to not really be able to enjoy. No real pickup of alcohol on the aroma, which again is nice, seems to be blended out very well.
So now for the taste, first impression was rtemarkably smooth. Great carbonation gave it that silky, lighter then air, just gliding over the tongue type of feel. The fizz could still be felt on your tongue for a good few minutes after word. Not heavy at all. A slight warming from the alcohol, but hardly noticeable, and very well blended out. Lots of flavors here. Peaches, pears, banana, plum or verry well blended. Good use of lots of different flavors to give this a different feel then some others I have tried. A light fruity yeast flavor was dominant, not a earthy heavy flavor at all. This was very nice. Long lingering taste, this stayed with me for a good long while after I had taken my last sip. Overall great flavor profile and I really enjoyed what they have done. A very light tasting belgian. If I didnt know better I would say t was in the class with a complex tasting single ale. Very well done as for flavors and feel. Easily drinkable all night, and not even put into the class of having to be a sipper, very well crafter, flavor profile shows.
Overall I would have to say this was very well done. Definatly worth a try and you can tell much time was spent on the production of it. Not too heavy and the alcohol really is well hidden. A more then decent offering and a good one to grab a bottle of for sure.
07-12-2007 13:41:53 | More by mikesgroove
4.08/5 rDev -1.4%
Big thanks to haningj2 for sending me this bottle in a trade recently.
For those that haven't this one before: watch out when you open it. Luckily I had it pointed away from me, but I loosened the cage and removed it. About one second after doing so, the cork flew out of the bottle and smashed into the wall.
A: A cloudy pale golden color with a very fluffy white head.
S: Banana, clove, yeast, mild hops.
T: A honey like sweetness, ester fruitiness, cloves, a nice hoppy finish that is mildly bitter. The yeast flavor is not as present as is typical for Belgian yeast strains.
M: Nice dry mouthfeel, quite solid in terms of body.
D: A very different beer, good flavors and mouthfeel. Glad to have tried this one.
09-04-2009 02:41:04 | More by womencantsail
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
12-02-2011 15:28:07 | More by kjkinsey
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
12-21-2011 20:47:19 | More by Texasfan549
3.5/5 rDev -15.5%
01-29-2012 04:13:24 | More by ygtbsm94
4/5 rDev -3.4%
01-13-2013 22:39:52 | More by spycow
4/5 rDev -3.4%
11-26-2011 14:04:43 | More by GRG1313
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
05-05-2013 15:05:45 | More by kylehay2004
3.1/5 rDev -25.1%
Appearance: Pours out a slightly hazed, golden-orange body with a tall, foaming, white head.
Smell: Pils malt wrapped in perfumy floral notes and wafting trails of sinus-clearing alcohol mixed with humble hints of banana, spice, and canned pears.
Taste: Confectioners' sugar on the tip of the tongue for a forwardly sweet start, with a smooth taste of pils malt. An upfront bite of alcohol surpasses subtler fruity elements of banana, lemon, and pear. Light hop notes, relatively low bitterness. Pops of coriander and peppercorn here and there. Sweetish, warm, raw finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Medium-plus carbonation.
Overall: I had tried this years ago when it was first release. I didn't like it. I thought I'd give'er another shot in 2012. I didn't like it.
03-21-2012 17:14:21 | More by ChainGangGuy
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
11-03-2013 15:08:20 | More by jaydoc
3.68/5 rDev -11.1%
This beer pours out as a hazy looking yellow color with a fluffy white head on top. The smell of the beer is sweet and yeasty, has a bit of citrus in there too. The taste of the beer is floral and hoppy. There is an aftertaste of bread in there. The mouthfeel is light even for the strength of the brew, it leave a dry feel in the mouth after each sip. Overall it's a pretty good brew.
06-04-2011 02:13:18 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +1.9%
Poured into an oversized wine glass a rich deep golden color with fluffy one finger head that slowly dissipates into a creamy mass leaving streaks of lace behind.Belgian yeast imparting some phenolic aromas as well as some herbal and floral hop notes with an underlying mineral quality to it,wow what a nice creamy mouthfeel full but it glides down with ease.A real central European hop profile in my mind on the palate quite herbal with some grassiness and hints of citrus the Belgian yeast shows itself with gentle phenolic and tropical fruit tones.I liked it much more than I thought I would its very well made and way to easy to drink,well done.
06-10-2007 22:47:09 | More by oberon
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
Sampled tonight as a part of a Belgian-style tasting...which also included Matilda, and N'ice Chouffe.
Pours a fine golden tone, into a Duvel tulip glass. Foam creeps up to the lip of the glass, true to style. Smells of Belgian yeast and candi sugar, slight fruit component.
Taste is dry, slight tangerine, and bubblegum. A bit more fruity and "wet" than Saison Dupont. Noticeably less herbal as well.
Easy to drink, good carbonation. Among the best domestic Saisons available here, right next to Hennepin, but with it's own distinguished character.
04-15-2007 08:03:06 | More by emerge077
3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
A - Poured out a clear, golden color with a small, off-white head of bubbly foam. It left thin rings of lace on the glass.
S - A very spicy aroma with yeastiness and some caramel & toffee notes.
T - It had a spicy bite at first sip. Nice caramel sweetness to balance the spice.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium to full bodied ale with a dry finish.
O - This is a good Belgian-style ale. Another fine ale from Brooklyn.
09-03-2011 05:05:45 | More by zeff80
Brooklyn Local 1 from Brooklyn Brewery
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You've answered yet? Seems easy, yes, but maybe you can read a couple of paragraphs first and I'll repeat the question. It could be that the answer had changed by then.
The Player Trracking Stats implemented by NBA are tailored for Fanposts. The Eye Test* (C), lately, convinced me that our extremely unselfish players are helping Love with his rebounding numbersanp that his shadow is hiding Pek from the spotlight..
Any missed FT which provoke an uncontested rebound is left for Love to grab. Anytime a teammate is positioned for an easy defensive rebound jumping against Love retire hiss arms first. It doesn't bother me, exactly the opposite, but I cringe my teeth when I hear some announcers talk about Pek rebounding numbers.
If you think that The Eye Test* (C) can be fooling me ant the montenegrin is worst at catching stray balls, let's play a little bit with the magical stats from NBA.com.
First, let's check Uncontested Rebounds.
It's no surprise that the three first positions are taken by Dwight Howard, Kevin Love and Deandre Jordan, the three contestants to best rebounder of the year. Everyone of them grab 8 plus uncontested rebounds per game. Let's search for Pek... He is the 48th wit 4.5.
-That's positioning, pal!
Well, maybe. We can measure that with REB Chances per Game.
REB Chances per Game (The player is 3.5 feet away from where the rebound is taken)
WOW, Love sweeps the competition with more than 21, but Pek only misses the Top10 by one, five chances away from his teammate. The positioning is not the only answer, then.
But... There is another team in the court most of the times, at least if you are not playing the Jazz.
So, what about the contested rebounds? The best rebounder must be a beast against opposition.
Contested REB per Game (two or more players has the REB Chance)
The sheer numbers put Kevin Love in second position by total contested rebounds and Pek shines with a seventh place; a hell of a rebounding battery we have... but there is a better reference, the % of rebounds won against opposition. Here we must use a filter to get rid of the players who contest only a rebound or two per game so let's put the minumum total chances at 10.
Contested REB Percentage (min 10 or more REB Chance por Game)
Nikola Pekovic is only bested by Kanter, Ryan Anderson and Brook Lopez. Kevin Love... Where is Love? He is 39th of 78.
It seems that his advantage is vanished and Pek now has an opportunity to win this poll. Am I right?
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Wednesday, 02 November 2011 10:46
Three Ventura City Council Representatives are unopposed in seeking re-election on Tuesday.
Darwin Avery and John Quintus say they were motivated to seek re-election to see projects such as the Main Street/West Lake Street street project get completed after several years in the planning. They, along with Mike Thackery, also note they hope to make a difference and help the community grow and move forward through their service as Council members.
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The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the resignation of Executive Director Gary Bright. His last day at the Chamber will be Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011. Bright has accepted the position of President/CEO of the Lehigh Acres Chamber of Commerce in Lehigh Acres, Fla.
"This decision was a tough one for Jackie and me," Bright said. "In the three years and eight months since we came to Clear Lake we have been amazed at the love the people have for their community and the willingness to volunteer to make sure all the good things about Clear Lake continue to happen."
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Wednesday, 26 October 2011 11:06
Friday, Oct. 28, is the final day to pre-register to vote in the Nov. 8, Regular City Election.
The office of the Cerro Gordo County Auditor will be open an extra half hour – until 5 p.m. – on that date for eligible electors who wish to register in person. Completed voter registrations may be mailed to the county auditor, but must be either received by the above deadline or postmarked on/before Monday, Oct. 24 in order to be valid for the Nov. 8 Regular City Election.
CL, MC School Districts interested in new school
Wednesday, 26 October 2011 11:05
The Clear Lake School Board joined its Mason City counterparts Monday and authorized Superintendent Anita Micich to send in an application of intent to establish an Iowa Innovation Zone School.
Kelli Mason, Technology Integration coach for the district, presented information about New Tech Network, a type of academy school which uses "project-based learning" for high school students. Mason recently visited four New Tech schools located in Indiana and Illinois in mid-September. Clear Lake and Mason City are thought to be the first districts in the state considering establishing a New Tech Network School.
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Born: September 21, 1933
I played Jazz in New York City, Paris France and Frankfurt Germany from 1949 through 1962 at Nick's, Melody Lounge, Central Plaza, Cinderella Club, Kit Kat Club, JazKeller, Vieux Colombier, etc., with Coleman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge, Sidney Bechet, Chuck Traeger, Phil Napoleon, Billy Maxted, Gene Schroeder, Pee Wee Erwin, Johnny Windhurst, Jack Fine, Yank Lawson, Bob Haggart and others.
I left music in 1963 for a day gig. Then in 1992 started to play again. Now gig 160 times a year in the Philadelphia area with my own band, The Barbone Street Jazz Band. Some top gigs in 2003 included; West Chester University Jazz Festival, Berks Jazz Festival, Media Jazz Festival, Media Blues Festival, Dover Downs Wine & Jazz Destival, Clifford Brown Jazz Festival, Rehoboth Jazz Festival. We played on stage with Preservation Hall and Dirty Dozen bands, and opposite some of the top jazz bands in the USA such as Lincoln Center Jazz Band, Herbie Hancock, Arturo Sandoval and others....
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"End of the Summer" by Joyce Manor
"Falling in Love Again" by Joyce Manor
This year has had a few albums that really go hand in hand with where I'm at in life. This album is another one and I love it so much. #neverhungoveragain
Saw one of my oldest friends get married this weekend and had a flipping blast! Plus I'm going hiking tonight! AND I had my interview for a promotion at work this morning and I killed it! So happy right now its not even funny.
Walked into work and I have an email for a job interview on Monday!! I'm geeking out right now!
So pumped for this weekend!! Hanging with a friend tomorrow night down in akron!
One of my oldest friends getting married on Saturday.
Whiskey Sunday at my buddies house!
Plus whipps ledges on Monday night!
—Come Thru
Drake - Come Thru
We had type of nights where morning comes too soon
Drake 4 Eva.
(Source: cabeekz, via getmeclean)
I love sleep. My life has the tendency to fall apart when I'm awake, you know?
—Ernest Hemingway (via feellng)
(via bellezadentro)
Bleached is headlining studio a rama this year! Saweeeet.
This whole being an adult thing is bullshit.
—Tibetan Pop Stars
Hop Along // Tibetan Pop Stars
the reason i haven't written back is because i'm still doing all that bad shit i was
my love is average. i obey an average law.
(Source: xjoeyjoejoejrshabadoox)
—Furthest Thing
Furthest Thing | Drake
—Falling in Love Again
I think you're funny
I like your friends
I like the way they treat you
Falling in looove again…
(Source: brujecita)
Joyce Manor.