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Black Bear Crossing - Roseville CA
in Uncommon Crossing Signs
One can purchase this sign. This is meant to be a hungry people crossing.
posted by: sbcamper
location: California
date approved: 8/25/2014
last visited: never
Geese Crossing - Campbell, CA
A geese crossing in Campbell, CA.
posted by: saopaulo1
Horse & Buggy Crossing - Highway 11 (Ontario) Canada
a horse & buggy crossing sign located on the road of Northern Ontario, Canada
posted by: oiseau_ca
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 8/17/2014
Snow Mobile Crossing - Highway 117 Québec
un panneau de signalisation représentant un skidoo situé sur l'autoroute 117 dans le nord du Québec - a snow mobile crossing sign located on highway 117 in the north of Quebec
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 8/16/2014
Logging Truck Crossing - Highway 117 Quebec
un panneau de signalisation représentant un camion transportant des troncs d'arbres situé sur l'autoroute 117 dans le nord du Québec - a logging truck crossing sign located on highway 117 in the north of Quebec
I Tawt I Taw a Puddy Tat - Rossland, BC
In the rear of the driveway beside the Rotary Health Center on the south side of Columbia Avenue in Rossland is a somewhat unusual crossing sign.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 8/8/2014
Duck Crossing - Boerne River Road Park - Boerne, TX
A duck crossing sign stands on the south side of busy TX 46, at River Road Park, Boerne, TX, where lots and lots of ducks hang out in and around Cibolo Creek.
posted by: QuarrellaDeVil
location: Texas
date approved: 7/14/2014
Traverse de Lutins - Rivière-du-Loup, QC
This sign is located on both sides of the rue de l'Ancrage in Rivière-du-Loup.
posted by: Laval K-9
date approved: 7/8/2014
Traverse de piéton et texteur - Montréal, Qc
Affiche unique de traverse pour les piétons et pour les texteurs.
posted by: poildecarot
last visited: 8/23/2014
Farm Equipment Crossing - Durham (Ontario) Canada
A sign of a tractor crossing located on secondary provincial road number 1 in Durham Region (Ontario) Canada
Duck Crossing - Gainesville Outlet Shops - Gainesville, TX
There are two ponds on either side of the main entrance to the Gainesville Outlet Shops, and a duck crossing sign advises drivers to be careful.
date approved: 6/30/2014
Horseback Riding, Granite Bay, California
There are a lot of horses corralled in this area of Granite Bay.
posted by: FolsomNatural
date approved: 6/23/2014
Bobtail Crossing, Whiteman Park , Western Australia
A bobtail crossing sign at the entrance to Whiteman park
posted by: blingg
location: Western Australia, Australia
date approved: 6/14/2014
Duck Crossing - Flower Mound, TX
A duck crossing sign stands near the corner of the intersection of Flower Mound Rd and Clearpoint Dr, Flower Mound, TX, across from a pond.
date approved: 6/10/2014
Boat Crossing Signs, Harbour Rd, Sidney BC
An uncommon crossing sign warns drivers of a boat crossing on Harbour Rd in Sidney BC.
posted by: arby101ca
date approved: 6/2/2014
Kangaroo Crossing, Freycinet National Park, TAS, AU
This sign emphasizes how dangerous it would be to hit a kangaroo.
posted by: ronjean
location: Tasmania, Australia
date approved: 4/13/2014
Prairie Dog Crossing - Tucson, AZ
Watch Out for prairie dogs!
posted by: Team2002
location: Arizona
last visited: 4/5/2014
Jackalope Crossing - Jackalope Ranch Restaurant - Indio, CA
This unusual crossing is located at the entrance to the Jackalope Ranch Restaurant in Indio, CA.
posted by: thebeav69
date approved: 3/25/2014
Snowmobile Crossing - Rt 6 - Near Wellsboro, PA
There are quite a few of these along this stretch of US Hwy 6!
posted by: fossilgirlerin
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 2/8/2014
Horseback Riding - Folsom, CA
A horseback rider crossing in Folsom, CA.
last visited: 6/22/2014
Equestrian crossing - Granite Bay - Folsom CA
In Folsom State Park are trails and paved ways for mountain bikes, road racers, joggers, and horses. There are areas with poison oak and folks are encouraged to stay on trails.
Llama crossing - Wilsonville, OR
Frogpond Llama Farm has a llama crossing across Advance Road.
posted by: dkestrel
location: Oregon
last visited: 2/1/2014
Burro Crossing - Havasu Lake, CA
You encounter this crossing sign while still in the residential area of Havasu Lake on the California side of the Colorado River.
posted by: brwhiz
Wildlife Crossing, Merritt Island Natl Refuge, Florida
This sign is at the entrance to the wildlife refuge.
posted by: Queens Blessing
location: Florida
Bighorn Sheep Crossing
This truly Unusual Crossing Sign is located at the point where Nevada Highway 172 (Old US Highway 93) leaves the new route of US Highway 93 and drops down into Black Canyon to cross Hoover Dam to a turnaround at the dead-end on the Arizona side.
location: Nevada
last visited: 5/19/2014
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It seemed like celebrity day 2-4 p.m. Saturday at the Barnes & Noble store in Ladue Crossing as Ladue Patch Moms Council member Dr. Cindy Haines signed copies of her brand new book "The New Prescription," How to get the Best Health Care in a Broken System.
Ray Hartmann, Ladue resident, former publisher of the Riverfront Times and a regular on television's much discussed show Donneybrook on KETC Channel 9 was a customer. He bought a copy of the book.
So too did Ladue resident and fellow Community School parent (to Dr. Haines) Buddy Reisinger.
Monica Ross Straub of University City was a customer. She is developing Barkadero Finery Co, selling cotton collars for pets. She also owns the local company Leashes for Pets.
All together, there was pretty steady traffic at the signing table. Dr. Haines will have another signing at Left Bank Books in the Central West End in July.
For more on Dr. Haines and her new book, go to http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-New-Prescription/Cynthia-Haines/e/9780757315558.

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12 August 2014
Lexington Partners has teamed up with The Carlyle Group's secondaries offshoot AlpInvest Partners to buy approximately 50 per cent of the portfolio companies held by JPMorgan Chase PE arm One Equity Partners.
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Amsterdam-based fund of funds Alpinvest has reportedly deployed $1.74bn from its $4.2bn secondaries fund, according to Secondaries Investor.
23 July 2014
Private equity secondaries majors Lexington Partners and AlpInvest are reportedly set to pick up half of JP Morgan buyout arm One Equity Partners' $4.5bn portfolio.
27 February 2014
The most frequently cited reasons given for pursuing co-investments is to lower effective fees and shorten the J-curve. Although both are important, the dominant reason should be to enhance returns through deal selection, according to a new white paper.
30 January 2014
Fund of funds investment giant AlpInvest has acted as lead backer for SwanCap Partners as it closed its first fund on $1.2bn.
13 January 2014
The Carlyle Group has added Neil Collins added to its Global Solutions unit, the private equity fund of funds programme, which comprises €37bn asset manager AlpInvest.
7 January 2014
Arle Capital Partners is reportedly planning to exit UK oil services company Expro as soon as this year through either a float or sale.
29 November 2013
Secondaries-focused private equity firm AlpInvest has brought Michael Camacho into its Hong Kong office to concentrate on Asian investments.
17 October 2013
The Carlyle Group and its recently-acquired fund of funds arm AlpInvest have assumed management of two vehicles focused on backing funds targeting Indiana life sciences companies.
16 October 2013
Carlyle-owned private equity fund of funds business AlpInvest Partners has brought its secondaries programme to $4.2bn thanks to the $750m hard cap final close of its fifth vehicle dedicated to the asset class.
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Apple TV 6.0 reposted, seemingly with iOS 7.0.2 inside
Apple TV has reposted its 6.0 software update. Interestingly, the update now appears to be based upon iOS 7.0.2, making Apple TV the first device to include this version of iOS. The iPhone 5c and 5s currently run iOS 7.0.1, as did the original version of the 6.0 software update. Apple pulled the most recent software update on Monday after complaints of bricking devices, among other issues.
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A former senior manager at the Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital in south-east Queensland says she was told inadequate staffing at the facility led to the death of an elderly patient.
Topics: health-administration, healthcare-facilities, government-and-politics, birtinya-4575, maroochydore-4558
The Federal Government's Regional Development Australia is working with the Sunshine Coast council to develop the region's digital capacity.
Topics: information-and-communication, internet-technology, computers-and-technology, maroochydore-4558
The Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service says it is working to develop a strategy to reduce the region's low vaccination rates.
Topics: vaccines-and-immunity, maroochydore-4558
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People living in Queensland's Indigenous communities now have the option of private home and land ownership under new freehold laws.
Topics: state-parliament, states-and-territories, government-and-politics, housing, laws, indigenous-policy, indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, brisbane-4000, cairns-4870, rockhampton-4700, longreach-4730, mount-isa-4825, townsville-4810, bundaberg-4670, maroochydore-4558, toowoomba-4350, mackay-4740, qld
Organisers of the Gympie Music Muster say the event will highlight the need for ongoing drought support in the bush.
Topics: community-and-multicultural-festivals, lifestyle-and-leisure, drought, gympie-4570, bundaberg-4670, maroochydore-4558
Police have charged a 28-year-old man with armed robbery and assault after a violent home invasion on the Sunshine Coast.
Topics: courts-and-trials, assault, armed-robbery, yaroomba-4573, maroochydore-4558
The Gympie Regional Council says it will look at fast-tracking improvements to high-risk zones, after a spate of recent fatalities along the Bruce Highway.
Topics: road, emergency-planning, local-government, gympie-4570, bundaberg-4670, maroochydore-4558
A road trauma counselling service says the Sunshine Coast community is still reeling from Friday's fatal crash at Glenview that claimed the lives of four people.
Topics: road, kawana-waters-4575, maroochydore-4558
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A system that tracks the number of ambulances on the road at any one time in Queensland has been made public.
Topics: emergency-planning, state-parliament, brisbane-4000, bundaberg-4670, cairns-4870, gladstone-4680, longreach-4730, mackay-4740, maroochydore-4558, mount-isa-4825, rockhampton-4700, southport-4215, toowoomba-4350, townsville-4810
The Gympie Regional Council says it supports a proposed shooting range in Cooloola.
Topics: activism-and-lobbying, states-and-territories, lifestyle-and-leisure, cooloola-4580, gympie-4570, maroochydore-4558
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A four-year-old girl has died in hospital after a fatal crash where her mother and two siblings were killed on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
Topics: road, accidents, disasters-and-accidents, maroochydore-4558, qld
The federal Member for Wide Bay, Warren Truss, says new closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) in Gympie will improve security for residents.
Topics: crime-prevention, programs-and-initiatives, crime, gympie-4570, maroochydore-4558, bundaberg-4670
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Voters in Clive Palmer's electorate have criticised their MP for his recent comments on China and failure to attend parliamentary committee hearings.
Topics: federal-parliament, government-and-politics, maroochydore-4558
The Noosa council says it supports the Queensland Government's appointment of an independent accountant to settle a funding dispute over de-amalgamation costs.
Topics: local-government, noosa-heads-4567, maroochydore-4558
Police say they have had to extend a 28-day traffic operation targeting dangerous driving because of how poorly the region is performing.
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Two teenage boys will be dealt with under the Youth Justice Act for setting fire to a Sunshine Coast primary school.
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Fire investigators will today return to a Sunshine Coast primary school to determine the cause of a weekend blaze.
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Two Sunshine Coast men will be honoured with Australian bravery awards today for risking their lives to rescue a man from a burning vehicle.
Topics: awards-and-prizes, emergency-incidents, sippy-downs-4556, maroochydore-4558
The Gympie council says weekend rain will help to green up pastures across the region but was not enough to refill dams.
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A revolver handgun and a replica AK-47 were uncovered by police in a series of raids that lead to the arrests of four alleged members of the Rebels Motorcycle Club on the Sunshine Coast.
Topics: crime, maroochydore-4558
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Voluntary euthanasia advocate Philip Nitschke has hosted his first public seminar since being deregistered by the medical board.
Topics: activism-and-lobbying, laws, suicide, doctors-and-medical-professionals, maroochydore-4558, qld
Queensland's south-east is added to the official drought list, meaning farmers in the region may qualify for assistance.
Topics: drought, programs-and-initiatives, water-supply, brisbane-4000, maroochydore-4558, southport-4215, toowoomba-4350
A team of four has constructed the first "submarine" for the world's only dry river bed regatta, the Henley-on-Todd.
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As outback Queensland farmers face the likelihood of another failed wet season, inland communities closer to the coast are experiencing their second-driest year on record.
In the past 12 months a large swathe of land, from Bundaberg in south-east Queensland, west to Roma and south to Coffs Harbour in NSW, received just 41 per cent of its usual rainfall.
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Gympie politicians say the old Bruce Highway should be made safer while it awaits an upgrade.
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Fletcher Allen has two new facilitiesJanuary 07,2013PLATTSBURGH — Fletcher Allen Partners, the parent organization of Fletcher Allen Health Care and Central Vermont Medical Center, received approval from the New York State Department of Health to partner with two health care facilities in northeast New York.
The affiliation between Fletcher Allen Partners and Community Providers Inc., which operates CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and Elizabethtown Community Hospital, took effect Jan. 1, and now awaits confirmation by the New York Supreme Court.
"Fletcher Allen Partners holds incredible potential for the patients and communities located within the boundaries of this innovative regional approach to addressing health care needs," said Stephens Mundy, president and CEO of CVPH Medical Center.
The affiliation was finalized following nine months of state and federal regulatory reviews that began last March after the organizations gave their initial approvals to proceed. Fletcher Allen Partners has governing powers over all of its members including approval rights over budgets, strategic plans and major financial decisions.
"The affiliation also will foster the academic mission," said Dr. John Brumsted, president and CEO of Fletcher Allen and chief executive officer of Fletcher Allen Partners. "With an integrated health care system, we have an opportunity to train the next generation of physicians, nurses and other providers in a clinical environment of the future — one that emphasizes coordination and integration — and to provide expanded opportunities for clinical research."
Under the proposed affiliation, the four hospitals would participate with Fletcher Allen Partners in developing and implementing system-wide initiatives and programs to increase access and improve the quality of health care services.
Each health care institution will retain its own board, management and medical staff.
Gustafson joins
Vt. Computing
RANDOLPH — Matt Gustafson will fill the new customer manager position at Vermont Computing Inc., a technical products and services firm based in Randolph.
Gustafson's background is in the security and technology fields, and he most recently worked as site security supervisor at Central Vermont Medical Center.
Walmart donates
to Home Share
BERLIN — Walmart has made a $5,000 donation to Home Share Now, a central Vermont nonprofit group that helps people to stay in their homes.
The group works in general to create affordable housing options with positive community and environmental impacts.
Information is available at www.homesharenow.org
Vt. Farm Show
is back Jan. 29-31
The 81st annual Vermont Farm Show returns to the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction from Jan. 29 to Jan. 31.
Last year was the first year the show was held at the Expo fairgrounds. Previously, it was hosted by the Barre Civic Center. The new, more spacious venue provided a better experience for guests alike in 2012, according to Farm Show management.
The Farm Show is Vermont's largest agricultural showcase. For agriculture professionals, it is an opportunity to meet with vendors, preview products and machinery, attend trade association meetings and network within the farm community.
With tractors, farm animals and agricultural products on display, the show also holds wide appeal for the general public.
This year Consumer Night will be held Jan. 30. Show hours will be extended until 7 p.m. that evening.
Food enthusiasts will enjoy the Buy Local Market, which will showcase foods and products from Vermont farms.
The "Capital Cook-off" — an Iron Chef-type competition in which teams from the Vermont House of Representatives, Senate, and Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets will face off in a battle of culinary skills — will take place again this year. Teams will have 90 minutes to create a dish using Vermont products bought at the Buy Local Market.
There is no cost for parking or admission, but attendees are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food donation for the Vermont Food Bank.
For more information, including a list of scheduled 2013 exhibitors, visit www.vtfarmshow.com.
IRS opens at new
site in Burlington
BURLINGTON — The IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center has relocated its Burlington office to 128 Lakeside Ave. and will reopen there are noon today.
Taxpayers should keep in mind that the IRS website and the toll-free taxpayer assistance hotlines provide free technical guidance and tax forms without requiring a trip to the office.
Individuals who need tax help with a question may not have to travel farther than their computer. The IRS website at www.irs.gov is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For those without Internet access, assistance is available through the IRS toll-free number at (800) 829-1040. Tax forms can be ordered at (800) 829-3676.
Taxpayers can visit the new office from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office is closed for lunch from 1 to 2 p.m.
CCTV Center adds 4 board members
BURLINGTON — CCTV Center for Media & Democracy, operators of Channel 17 / Town Meeting Television, welcomed new four members to its board of trustees.
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Answer #1pushrod March 06, 2013, 23:27Master
Move the valve on the rear by hand while helper pumps brakes. Load sensing proportion valve i think it is called. Also be sure bleeder screws are not stopped up.
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get a shop to pwr bleed system for u
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Issues in IE6!!
7 November 2007 at 1:30pm
Hey there,
I was looking at the two themes available, and the one called black Candy looks bad in IE6! There are margin issues with the side menu and others...I looked at the "themes" folder and the css and there is an IE6 css doc with some hacks, but they aren't right...just look here in IE6:
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eek! I don't have IE7 but why isn't the css correct right out of the box on this theme?
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7 November 2007 at 9:10pm
mmm this isn't good, we'll take a look at it.
Re: Issues in IE6!!
7 November 2007 at 9:24pm
Ive just had a look and its fine on our IE6 version here at work. Maybe you have caching issues. a screenshot would be helpful as then I might be able to detect the issue!
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7 November 2007 at 9:32pm
k i have just checked a second copy and it appears there is a 10px or so overflow on the right of the menu.. I will check it out and try and fix it for 2.2 release
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I've done a few screen grabs to illustrate a few oddities in IE6.
I've compared a menu I just changed from the "blackcandy" theme. One in Firefox and the other in IE6. I've also grabbed a few shots of the demo here on Silverstripe showing the issues in IE6 and there is a weird thing happening with the lightbox popups in IE6 on the "Gallery" demo page.. ( image attached ). I think This CMS has HUGE potential, and I'd love to utilize it, but with IE still being the dominant browser, these issues would need to be resolved. Oh yeah, the "Member Map" demo page is left aligned in IE6 as well! I guess all you guys are using FF exclusively!
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ok I have looked into the menu bugs and it should be fixed for the 2.2 version of black candy.
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Thanks Willr! I think you guys have a winner here! I'm looking forward to the next update. If I continue to build this website with the current version, is it fairly simple to update when it becomes available? Thanks.
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yes sir it *should be fool proof updating hopefully. Well its one of our goals anyway! normally tho you will have to only recopy cms/sapphire/jsparty. But for this version to make sure you get the new blackcandy fixs make sure to copy themes/blackcandy as well.
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Catherine and Isabella pursue two young men down the street. They are surprised to see their brothers, James Morland and John Thorpe, coming down the street in a carriage. James and John join their sisters. James pays his respects to Isabella. He seems romantically interested in her, which Catherine does not notice. John tries to show off to Catherine by bragging about his horse and carriage, but she is only mildly impressed. John offers to take Catherine for rides in his carriage, an offer she accepts timidly, for she is uncertain whether such a thing is proper. Catherine is dismayed to find that John does not like novels, but she is also slightly ashamed of herself for reading them. John asks Catherine to dance with him at the ball, thus "engaging" Catherine for that night, which greatly pleases her.
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5/5 rDev +17.9%
11-17-2011 01:44:21 | More by Photekut
New Jersey
5/5 rDev +17.9%
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New York
5/5 rDev +17.9%
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5/5 rDev +17.9%
11-19-2011 15:30:14 | More by RCM505
5/5 rDev +17.9%
09-23-2012 14:17:08 | More by Rempo
New York
5/5 rDev +17.9%
12-29-2011 16:18:17 | More by htrae2014
New York
5/5 rDev +17.9%
Popped in celebration of finding an apartment with my girlfriend, a 750ml bottle from the 2011 vintage cellared since the release poured into a Southampton IRS release day snifter. Bottle number 39. I've had this on tap but this is the bottled version.
Look: A little gun smoke once the cork is popped and the pour reveals a solid, black body and an aggressive pour yields a thick, creamy mocha colored head that retains until the last sip and leaves sheets of sticky lace behind as I drink. Exceptional looking beer.
Smell: just how I remembered it from the release day, except a lot stronger. Once its out of the bottle, sitting on the table in front of me, I'm already picking up some aromas from this one! Roasted malt, chocolate fudge, coffee and alcohol stand out to me. No one aroma seems to dominate and all of it smells amazing.
Taste: I remember now why this is my favorite IRS of all time. Big, dark chocolate, subtle coffee, roasted grain, hints of vanilla and dark fruit and a slight alcohol taste. Wonderfully complex without being too aggressive.
Feel: this is the area where this beer has improved most when comparing the bottle to the tap version. Full bodied and perhaps the creamiest beer I've ever had. The texture is almost like melted whipped cream. The beer is dry and carbonation is spot on for the style. Its one you have to force yourself not to gulp down.
Overall: exceptional. I've never given straight 5's before but I can't see how this beer could improve in any aspect. For the next release, I doubt I'll be trading any of my bottles of this because its really a big step above the other release day stouts I've had to this point. I can't wait for the next special occasion we have so I can pop another bottle... Cheers!
05-11-2011 12:20:17 | More by SkunkWorks
5/5 rDev +17.9%
11-27-2011 15:41:47 | More by johnbjaeger
5/5 rDev +17.9%
11-15-2011 08:21:16 | More by doughanson78
4.97/5 rDev +17.2%
Big thanks to Cory for hooking me up with this brew! 2010 release #59/500.
A- Body is a big, thick, and vicious opaque motor oil black hue. A 1/2 foamy dark tan head emerges after the initial pour- this fades to 1/4 finger and has great retention from there. Some lacing is left behind in the glass.
S-Wonderful, complex, and perfect for an RIS. A perfect balance of dark chocolate, anise, a hint of licorice, a hint of sweetness, dark fruit (particularly plum), a hint of alcohol, and a slightly roasted malt background. There is so much going on in the nose and there has to be the perfect balance in order to be able to pick this all up.
T-Taste follows suit and has the same wonderful balance and complexity of the nose. There is a lot going on up front but I am able to pick up anise, dark chocolate, licorice, and plum. The overall impression of the initial flavor is slightly sweet, slightly fruity, yet there is a dry and bitter component that keeps the perfect balance. As these initial flavors intensify for the finish a moderate roasted malt flavor and slight accompanying bitterness come through to give this brew a slight roasted component that compliments the other flavors well. The flavors fade slowly as a mild to moderate alcohol heat arises and fades with them.
M-Carbonation is medium to high. Body is thick an viscous with a wonderful, exceptionally smooth and creamy mouthfeel and no alcohol consistency comes through.
D- I was expecting this brew to be very good-but it goes above and beyond the call of duty. It's exceptional and my favorite stout so far (I don't foresee it being topped anytime soon). It has all the components of a typical RIS but the balance and complexity of this brew are exceptional. The flavors here are really big but its so smooth. The alcohol is not hidden but it adds to the complexity of it all. Its too bad this was consumed on a beautiful day in April because it would be perfect on a snowy day.
04-22-2010 14:57:28 | More by PittBeerGirl
4.9/5 rDev +15.6%
On-Cask @ David Copperfields Cask Fest. I travelled 2 hours on a bus to drink some of this brew, and I have to say that it was worth the trip. Dark, dark nearly opaque black with a head of strong Italian espresso coloured foam. Looking down at this beer is like staring into a black hole. The aromas are very enticing. Dark belgian chocolate, deeply roasted strong coffee, hints of currant and licorice, burnt sugar/caramel aromas, and maybe just a whiff of a Vanilla/alcohol like scent. Whilst these aromas are excellent, they are all a bit subdued, and not "in your face" enough for me to warrant a 5 rating for smell. The taste is exceptional. Roasted malts, Espresso beans/grinds, DARK Belgian chocolate, and leafy green hops struggling to be noticed somewhere in the background of this intense flavor combination. This really is an excellent Imperial stout, but what makes it so good is its finesse. Sure, it has a lot of extreme aromas and flavors, but it never really gets over-the-top. It goes right up to the line, but does not cross it. Superb. The mouthfeel is awesome. On cask this is almost like melted down chocolate/coffee cake. This is so smooth and warming going down the throat. In fact my dry/sore throat was gone, after I took my first swig of this brew. Impressive. Drinkability is also insane for such a high-octane brew. I had three pints of this, and I could have had more if I didn't have to catch a bus back to Bethlehem from Port Authority. Oh well... I have heard people comment on this as Southamptons finest brew. Well, it just may be that. I've also heard that it takes a while to integrate, and it gets better with age. Well, i'm not sure about that. I've never had this on tap yet, but on cask it was kickin' ass young. God only knows what aged bottles are like. A superb creation from one of my favorite breweries.
03-03-2005 16:34:28 | More by francisweizen
New York
4.88/5 rDev +15.1%
Essentially black, with ruby tinge. Viscous liquid with coffee-and-cream-colored head. The carbonation and head lingers through to the end of the beer. Smell is quite vinous, reminiscent of tawny port, chocolate ganache, and concentrated dark fruit, like blueberry syrup. A bit of alcohol is present in the nose, as well. A fantastically complex flavor -- coffee with amaretto cream, bittersweet walnut, cocoa powder, anise and a little soy sauce -- just phenomenal. Mouthfeel is rich and creamy, yet light and airy for such a dense beer. Drinkability only suffers slightly because this beer is just a tad hot still. Oh to try this beer again in, say, four or five years. I could never wait that long. Stunning.
02-15-2006 03:17:31 | More by bultrey
4.88/5 rDev +15.1%
11/25/05- Received via trade with Jetsbeer.
Presentation- 22oz bottle, year 2005. Poured into my Duvel tulip.
Appearance- Darker brown, close to black pour with some cherry like highlights. Larger inch plus dirty colored head and patchy lacing.
Smell- Lots of dark chocolate and espresso scents. You can get a whiff of some of the alcohol qualities as well. Maybe some super dark fruits also. Great smeller.
Taste- Like those dark chocolate chunks you get from Gihradelli infused with some dark coffee bean flavor. Rasins and plums hit your taste buds as well. One of the most flavorful stouts I have had.
Mouthfeel- Very low carbonation, especially after it warms to room temp. Creamy and a pretty darn heavy mouthfeel. Thick and viscous.
Drinkability- Right up there with Stone IRS in my book. You can pick up the alcohol a tad more, but I still felt like I wanted another after having to share the bottle. One of my top brews I have ever tasted. Thanks so much to Jetsbeer for another great brew!
11-28-2005 02:49:50 | More by GClarkage
British Columbia (Canada)
4.88/5 rDev +15.1%
22oz courtesy of Malto
Pitch black with a smallish but lingering dark tan head. The nose is old prunes and rich chocolate. The taste is like being stroked by cashmere albeit big coffee backed cashmere that is soaked in hops and chocolate. Much like the Heresy or Stone Impy this beer is so good time seems to slow down with every sip. Dry finish just adds to the sublime drinkability.
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11-14-2005 16:46:23 | More by canucklehead
4.88/5 rDev +15.1%
2005 vintage. Beer pours a dark as dark black color with a finger of deep tan head that falls to a near complete cover over top of the brew. Solid looking beer. Lively and enticing. Nose is very chocolatey with lighter roastedness hanging out behind it with a puff of alcohol when I take a deep breath. There is a touch of coffee in there as well. I am excited to taste it. Flavor is even more complex than the nose. It hits hard with chocolate, almost burnt roasted malt and a touch of dark figgy fruit. It moves to a moderate hop bitter and coffee, turning around to a mocha finish. A superbly tasty brew. I had a sip of this one once in the past and I remember it being thin. That must have been an oversight on my part. This is as thick as any stout should be with a light-moderate carbonation that keeps it from being too thick. I don't think I would want this beer to be much more drinkable. At over 10%, this one does little to let me know its that big. Even a big sip doesn't hit me hard. I am going to have to find another bottle of this beer. Just awesome.
01-04-2006 02:29:19 | More by kmpitz2
New York
4.85/5 rDev +14.4%
2011 vintage Bottle 301 of 650 split with a friend poured into snifters.
Pours jet black, used motor oil black with a dark brown head.
Smells of roasted malt, coffee and ripe plums
Taste is amazing, huge malty taste up front with a pleasent coffee aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is pure velvet its so smooth carbontion is perfect.
Overall mind blowing RIS can't wait until this comes out again next year.
10-21-2011 05:48:21 | More by joefuzz
New York
4.8/5 rDev +13.2%
Deep, dark chocolate color completely covering any possibility of light passing through. Light, fluffy head of tan foam. Roasty smell of coffee, chocolates and anise. Smooth, creamy and decently carbonated, this brew starts off with a flourish and keeps going. Remarkably easy to drink, the aocohol well hidden. Really, really great.
03-02-2005 17:52:30 | More by ChowHound
4.8/5 rDev +13.2%
Had this on tap at the release.
this beer pours an absolute pitch black with a nice thick brown head. no light makes it through this beer
the smell is wonderful roasted malt smell with hints of chocolate
the taste is roasty malt, a little hint of chocolate, nice balance between the roasted bitterness and the malt sweetness. the abv is not even noticeable
the mouthfeel is very full feeling and the drinkablitiy is very high, its a smooth easy drinking ber
01-31-2011 03:52:40 | More by rowingbrewer
4.8/5 rDev +13.2%
Poured opaque black as night with a small, tan head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of port, cherries, raspberries, smoke, chocolate, and roasted malt. Taste of chocolate and roast, more vinous qualities, certainly a little bit of tar, with a superb mouthfeel. Finishes with light, dry, alcohol. Phenomenal!
02-15-2005 12:57:25 | More by egajdzis
4.78/5 rDev +12.7%
2010 bottle poured in my Darkness glass. Bottle 99 of 500. A birthday present from my girlfriend, what better night to open up then to hopefully celebrate OSU's Sugar Bowl win...Midnight black pour, looks good. No head at all though, looks like a barrel aged beer with only the slightest dark tan head. No lacing. Disappointing look...The aroma is full of fresh cocoa, brownies and dark fruits. At first its sweet, but then its real backbone is lightly bitter with cocoa being the major player...The taste is awesome with extreme balance. Sweet and bitter at the same time, main player again is the cocoa. However, the sweet chocolate brownie note is huge, its almost like drinking a liquified brownie. This is what a RIS should be, best one I've had in a long time that WAS NOT barrel aged...The feel is a little lacking, on the lighter side for a stout, but a nice tannic and warming sensation...Incredibly drinkable, because it taste great and you can't detect the alcohol on the nose or taste at all.
This is a must try. For a pure stout (not barrel aged) this is probably the best I've had besides stormaktsporter. Get this!!!!
01-05-2011 02:41:00 | More by jrallen34
4.75/5 rDev +12%
10-26-2013 17:50:11 | More by roostor07
4.75/5 rDev +12%
2005 in May 2006. Picture perfect on the pour dark black with a dark brown head. The nose was also picture perfect with roasted malt, dark chocolate, espresso and an alcohol smell giving you fair warning. Once I poured it I couldnt wait to try it so I had a teaspoon and it was BIG and tasty. The taste matched perfectly and is both a sipper rich thick complex and also so tasty that big sips are oh so easy. This goes back on my want list and yes Jetsbeer I want another one.
05-25-2006 03:24:26 | More by lou91
4.75/5 rDev +12%
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I had the great pleasure of spending the last couple of days in Mendocino, relaxing, eating and spending time searching through the woods looking for one of my favorite mushrooms—the venerable porcini. Oh, and did I mention eating?
Christie and I went with Thierry Lovato—a Frenchman and sommelier (now running the wine program at Zuni)—and Sandro Rossi, former owner of Oakland's Caffe 817, and a truly knowledgeable and elegant Italian gentleman. The latter two are experienced foragers and took us to some good spots they knew. Day one, we hit a mother lode, but it was clear it was the end of the season—had we been even a few days earlier, a number of the giant porcini we found would've been delectable. As it was, a number of the ones we encountered in their dark nooks under bushes and pine needles were too old and would've been mushy if we picked them.
Of course, the main attraction was eating what we cooked, and drinking perfect wines alongside. To that end, we had six straight porcini meals. For breakfast: a porcini frittata. For lunch: tagliatelle porcini. For dinner: duck confit and fried rabbit with sauteed porcini. And we drank lovely wines—a wonderful Bandol rosé, Louis Michel Chablis and a host of Burgundies and Italian wines.
We hit the mushroom fields at the end of the season, which is why we didn't end up finding quite the bounty we had hoped for. Next year, we'll get it right.
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European Commission praises Google, condemns Apple for in-app purchase policies
The European Commission has issued some words to Google and Apple about both companies' steps to ensure children don't rack up huge amounts of money on in-app purchases without their parents' permission.
In a statement released by the Commission on Friday, Google is praised for a series of changes that will be put in effect by the end of September — while Apple finds itself on the receiving end of some harsh criticism.
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Google recruits world's first iPhone jailbreaker to plug security holes
No name in the world of iPhone hacking looms larger thank George Hotz. At only 17 years old, Hotz, aka geohot, became the first person in the world to jailbreak the iPhone back in 2007. He also released a few jailbreaks and ended up in a legal battle with Sony after hacking the PS3, but now Hotz is taking his talents to the other side, by joining an elite team of security hackers at Google.
To help plug security holes in every major piece of software that touches the internet, Google has recruited an elite team of talented hackers called Project Zero. Their mission? Find as many zero day vulnerabilities as possible, and get paid a lot of cash in process.
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Amazon tests all-you-can-read Kindle subcription
Unlimited music streaming services are still struggling to make a profit, but Amazon is turning to its bread and butter for its next subscription service: Books.
Amazon is testing a new ebook and audiobook service that will give subscribers unlimited access to over 600,000 titles, according to spotting by Kindle Book forum users, but it won't come with your Amazon Prime subscription.
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Rickroll any Chromecast-equipped TV with this tiny remote
The Rickrolling meme will never die, and if Dan Petro has his way, you may soon be able to drive down your neighborhood and rickroll every TV on the block in seconds.
After finding a vulnerability in Google's Chromecast Wifi implementation, Dan Petro built a device for less than $100 out of a Raspberry Pi, a touchscreen, wireless cards and 3D-printed pastic case. It's name: The Rickmote Controller. It's superpower: Takes over any Chomecast-equipped TV within Wifi range and plays Rick Astley's legendary "Never Gonna Give You up."
Check out this video of the Rickmote in action:
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Meet Level, the premium audio lineup that cures Samsung's Beats envy
After Apple acquired Beats, it wasn't going to be long before Samsung was selling expensive audio accessories of its own. Rather than buying an already well-established brand, however, the South Korean company has today launched its own. It's called Level, and it currently boasts three sets of headphones and one good-looking wireless speaker.
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DoubleTwist's Magic Radio service finally supports AirPlay streaming
Magic Radio, the music streaming from DoubleTwist that boasts more than 13 million tracks, finally supports AirPlay streaming thanks to a new update that's available now in Google Play. The release also adds Qualcomm AllPlay integration, but strangely, support for the Google Chromecast is still missing.
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Samsung could be about to splash $200m on home automation startup SmartThings
While Google has Nest Labs and Apple has HomeKit, Samsung is reportedly looking to enter the home automation space by acquiring Internet of Things company SmartThings for $200 million, according to TechCrunch.
SmartThings is a home automation platform that allows users to connect devices such as lights or doorlocks to a system controlled by their smartphone. It has previously raised over $15 million from investors.
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The best mail client on mobile just got even better
CloudMagic, the best third-party email client for mobile, just got even better thanks to a major new update that's available right now on Android and iOS. In addition to adding quick filters for things like unread and starred messages, the release brings customizable alert tones, account nicknames, access to spam folders, and lots more.
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Fake it 'til they make it: Free theme turns Android Wear into an iWatch
Apple sure is making us wait for the iWatch, and if recent rumors are to be believed, that wait isn't about to end any time soon. If you've decided to spend your cash on an LG G Watch or Samsung Gear Live instead, then why not add a touch of iOS to it yourself with the free iWatch theme for Android Wear.
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Google Maps now measures the distance between multiple locations
Google Maps now gives users the ability to measure the distance between two or more locations simply my placing markers down on a map. The feature, available only in Maps on the web for now, lets users choose a starting point and then creates a path to each additional "measuring point."
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Demonizing Putin vs. Behaving Responsibly
After presenting evidence that all sides bear some of the responsibility for the loss of 298 lives on Malaysian Air Flight 17, my recent Huffington Post article concludes, "Even without the above evidence, common sense alone would question the overly simplified narrative we have … Continue reading
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Ukraine and Nuclear Risk
The Ukrainian crisis and Putin's annexation of Crimea badly soured Russian-American relations. But an even more dangerous situation would result should Putin move Russian troops into additional portions of the eastern Ukraine. Certain events that are almost unknown in America increase the chance that will happen. In its own small way, this post hopes to combat that lack of information and thereby reduce the risk that the Ukrainian crisis will escalate further – potentially even to nuclear threats. Continue reading
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Preventing Ukraine From Spiraling Out of Control
The crisis in Ukraine continues to simmer, but thankfully has not yet boiled over. Here are some of the developments since I last wrote on this topic, followed by some thoughts on what is needed to minimize the risk of the conflict spiraling out of control. Continue reading
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Is the Ukrainian Crisis Spiraling Out of Control?
Today's news indicates a heightened nuclear risk due to a dangerous feedback process at work in the Ukraine. The New York Times' page 1 ominous headline was, "Striking Town, Ukraine Forces Defy Warning," and the Wall Street Journal echoed that warning, "Ukraine Sends Troops East As Pro-Russia Forces Strike." Is the Ukrainian crisis spiraling out of control, and if so, what might we do to reverse that dangerous process? Continue reading
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Henry Kissinger's Perspective on the Ukrainian Crisis
Former Secretary of State and National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger had an OpEd last week in the Washington Post which just came to my attention, and which presents yet another, interesting perspective on the Ukrainian crisis. I've excerpted some key parts. Continue reading
Ukraine: Why We Need to Stop and Think
Pictures of Ukrainians – some dead, some alive – with blood all over them tugs at our heart strings. And well it should. But, before we let our emotions get the better of us, we need to stop and think: What do we really know? Unless we do that, we risk spilling far more blood. Continue reading
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Unusual Perspectives on the Ukrainian Crisis
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Ukraine: The Value of Risk Analysis in Foreseeing Crises
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Censorship in Russia?
The American mainstream media tends to give the impression that Russia under Putin is not that different from the good ole USSR. Having visited the Soviet Union a number of times prior to Gorbachev's reforms and keeping abreast of the Russian press today, I know how false that picture is. Before censorship was lifted, the only honest political discussions I could have with my Russian friends was when no other Russians were present, and we were out of range of any possible, hidden microphones (e.g., in my hotel room). Compare that to an article in yesterday's Moscow Times, which reads in part: Continue reading


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CML welcomes ombudsman's findings on interest-only lending
We welcome the confirmation in the recently published Financial Ombudsman Service annual review that there had been "relatively few complaints" from interest-only borrowers.
Help to Buy effect is muted on basis of numbers, says CML
The combined impact of both the Help to Buy equity loan and mortgage guarantee schemes does not appear to be creating an amplifying effect on the more active parts of the UK housing market.
Gross mortgage lending continues to grow in April
Gross mortgage lending was an estimated £16.6 billion in April, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
How will borrowers cope when interest rates begin to rise?
On Sunday, during an interview for Sky News' Murnaghan programme, the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, warned about "deep structural problems" in the UK housing market.
Survey reveals new concerns about flooding insurance
Insurance brokers are highlighting what they see as potential market failure for some groups of home-owners and small businesses following their exclusion from the Flood Re model that will be introduced following the enactment of the Water Bill last week.
CML supports new guidance for customers with mental health problems
The CML has given its backing to a new guide published by the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCP) and the Money Advice Trust (MAT) on Lending, Debt Collection and Mental Health.
Welsh lenders celebrate – but mortgages will remain in the spotlight
Lenders in Wales were told at our annual lunch that while changes in the market over the last year may seem "almost seismic," the industry could look forward to the future with confidence.
First time buyers up 24% in March compared to same period last year
New CML data released today on the profile of UK lending in March 2014, including first-time buyer, home mover, remortgagor and buy-to-let lending.
Shared equity and shared ownership - the pros and cons
Recent house price growth in London has highlighted housing affordability and re-ignited a debate about what can be done to help those on the margins of home-ownership.
Mortgage arrears down in first quarter of 2014
Both the number and the proportion of mortgages in arrears fell during the first quarter of 2014, according to new figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Interest-only contact strategy is working as intended, CML reports
One year on from the agreement between the CML and the FCA, the CML is able to report a significant reduction in outstanding interest-only mortgage debt.
CML: New mortgage rules are to protect consumers
Michelle Vosper from Council of Mortgage Lenders discusses the changes to the UK mortgage rules.
Life outside London - What's the market like if we ignore the Capital?
The London housing market is attracting significant attention at the moment - not least because house prices are rising rapidly in the capital.
Housing strategy in London to tackle demand/supply gap
The declared target in the strategy of 42,000 homes per annum, with over a third being affordable, is welcome – if challenging.
First-time buyers buck usual seasonal dip in February
There were more first-time buyers in February than any previous February since 2007.
CML welcomes Hodge Lifetime as a member
We are delighted to announce that Hodge Lifetime has become a member of the CML.
UK mortgage lending in February continues strong year-on-year growth
The dip in mortgage lending in February was primarily due to the expected seasonal factors associated with this time of year but year-on-year growth comparisons remain strong.
Mortgage lending by postcode: updated data published today
Major mortgage lenders today publish updated figures for their total outstanding residential mortgage lending broken down by around 9,000 postcode sectors across Great Britain at the end of September 2013.
CML director general addresses annual lunch
CML's director general, focused his speech on the impact the Mortgage Market Review (MMR) will have on the UK mortgage market when introduced this month and urged the FCA to be patient in the transfer.
CML News & Views: what's happened to remortgaging?
Today, we look at trends in remortgaging. Almost seven million borrowers have refinanced since 2005, but current levels of remortgaging are at a 15-year low.
Gross mortgage lending rises in April
The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that total gross mortgage lending increased by 4% on March to £12.1 billion in April, but cautions that meaningful comparisons with last April are difficult.
CML Northern Ireland announces new chairman
Brian McCormick, head of mortgages at First Trust Bank, has today been appointed the new chairman of CML Northern Ireland. He replaces Derek Wilson of Ulster Bank who has held the position since April 2011.
First-time buyer activity up again in March
First-time buyer activity remained strong in March with the number of first-time buyers increasing by 20% according to data published today by the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
CML: Buy-to-let sector continues to grow
Gross mortgage lending of £4.2 billion across 33,500 mortgages was advanced to buy-to-let landlords in the first quarter of 2013, according to latest survey data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders. This compares with £4.6 billion the previous quarter, and £3.7 billion in the first quarter of last year.
CML: Repossessions 17% lower in first Q of 2013 than in 2012
The rate of repossession in the three months January to March remained at 0.07% for the fourth consecutive quarter, according to data published today by the Council of Mortgage Lenders. This rate is the equivalent of fewer than 1 in 1,400 mortgaged properties being taken into possession by lenders each quarter.


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kitesurf & snowkite comps
Kitesurfing videos
The run down from the whole week at the core slider jam.
Check out Steeves Fons riding the new Airush Vapor X during the Cuba trip.
The participant event Red Bull Ragnarok will select up to 200 riders from all over the world to race for 3 hours; 6 rounds of approximately 30 minutes each, stretching from 10-20km.
Since 2007, Kiteboarding 4 Cancer has been raising and distributing funds for cancer preventative, awareness, and treatment programs throughout the United States.
Snowkiting a new spot near Orillia, Ontario using a 10m Epic Screamer LTD and a Custom Jellyfish Snowboard.
Promo video of the 2010 North Evo
A short edit from Perth, WA. Featuring wakestyle with Nils, Viktor and Sofia. Also a few shots from the core jam 2010.
Video of a kite wakeskate session with Dre and Jason Stone… powered by Cabrinha