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Police: Bishop David Huskins dead from "tragic incident"
WGAA 1340 AM reported late yesterday that Bishop David Huskins was found dead in his home.
Polk County Police say they found Bishop David Huskins inside his home in the Meadow Lakes community late Monday afternoon. He was pronounced dead on the scene. According to Polk County Police Chief Kenny Dodd, detectives believe there was no foul play involved in the tragic incident.
Huskins sent out and email to followers July 10th saying that health concerns could remove him from ministry.
"It has been almost twenty years ago since I had open heart surgery to repair a hole in my heart that had become critical. That started a series of mostly ignored warnings to take care of my heart health. Then in November, I had a mild heart attack (if there is such a thing) and that put me on a path to great introspection of all the areas of my life I had not properly dealt with. I realized I had been in some active church leadership office or role all but the first twelve years of my entire life and even in those first twelve years I taught Sunday School for two years in the little country Baptist church near my home. While I am grateful for all the Lord has allowed me to do I knew sometimes I had let ministry be a substitute for God. I felt Him dealing with me to let go of areas and delegate and release and spend more time with Him and with people not just always in a pulpit. I had started that process much earlier with seeking to place others in charge of the church and! daily duties but still had not relinquished the active roles.
Then over the past few weeks I experienced Congestive Heart Failure twice which forced the cancellation of our annual conference and now I have been told medically I am at the point of complete exhaustion while still dealing with Chronic Congestive Heart Failure. After three nights in I C U and another two night regular hospital stay along with several follow up heart procedures and this past week a Transient Ischemic Attack (minor stroke) and the adaptations of all the medicines (which in some cases have been a nightmare on their own) and the on-going recovery process and having been admitted to bed rest, I am now forced to make some significant and important changes immediately. Even though I have been feeling it and talking about it for a couple of years. The next 90 days minimal will be intensive times of physical therapy and monitoring both heart and neck arteries and avoiding the threat of another heart attack or stroke. Medically over twenty percent of people who ! experience a TIA have a full stroke within ninety days. TIAs are viewed as a warning unless used as a precaution. I am submitting to the precaution.
As most of you know I wrote over a year ago about the need for many of us to take a break, get counsel, seek a sabbatical or otherwise make changes. We even held a January Conference around that concept. I put a plan in place for a sabbatical or even a succession plan. We discussed many of these subjects but I then returned quickly to the rigors of ministry. Now it is medically required and physically necessary for me to adapt. Much of the battle and recovery is dealing with all the side effects and issues of the medicines I am on as well as the physical long term recovery. The truth is however the need for a real sabbatical is long over due. The effects of this mini-stroke and the medicines along with the energy lost from the congestive heart failures keep me very confused, often times unable to articulate my thoughts clearly and then also all the physical limits and battles. I am thankful that they say all that is temporary and will be over in time."
While serving as head of the International Communion of Charismatic Churches, Huskins became ensnared in the controversy surrounding homosexual former Bishop Jim Swilley. Huskins sent GCMW an email and placed a public statement repuidiating Swilley, but soon after removed the public statement and denied he'd ever sent an email to us. GCM Watch reported on Bishop Huskins here and here.
Jesus NAILED homosexuality to the cross!
Now, we know why Jesus never said anything about homosexuality. With all the other sins which had declared war on us, he refused to allow it to escape crucifixion with him. He didn't affirm it because it had power over us. Instead, he destroyed its power over us once and for all on Calvary! And he did all of this in the open so that there would ne no question as to who was the victor at Calvary. Having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in it. Colossians 2:15
Bishop David Maxwell renounces all support for homosexual marriage
Good news to report amidst the serial bad news that continues to gush from the office chambers of the apostate wing of American Christianity. Bishop David Maxwell a former vocal supporter of homosexual marriage and its rider issues, strongly denounced it and renounced his support of it in an May 19th oped.
Via the Gospel Herald:
One of Lansing, Michigan's most prominent Black pastors, Bishop David Maxwell, had been quoted in the press in May of 2012, as saying that he agreed with homosexuals and lesbians who say that so called gay marriage is a "civil right".
Maxwell, Pastor of Eliezer Temple Church in Lansing, Michigan, has also served as head of Mayor Virg Bernero's Office of Faith-based Initiatives, was quoted as saying:
"Many of my comrades in the faith community have a struggle and cannot separate the theology with the civics of the president executing fairness and equity for all persons, It's a civil right. The sad thing about it is: You would have thought that the African-American pastoral or theological community would have sensitivity when they themselves have struggled civil rights-wise."
Maxwell also praised President Barack Obama for promoting an agenda to redefine marriage as other than between one man and one woman, ""I think the president is to be commended. He did not allow his own Christian philosophy or theology to dominate his presidential responsibility." However, in a recent letter dated May 19, 2014, Bishop Maxwell has clearly changed his mind regarding his support of marriage redefinition and his criticism of predominantly Black churches as being "homophobic".
"After reading statements attributed to me in a recent article, of which did not completely state my position on same sex marriage, and may lead some to view my statements as an endorsement of sort of same sex marriage. I am compelled to set the record straight".
Maxwell also recanted all of his previous accusations against black churches for being "homophobic".
Our favorite new blog and book
San Francisco based author Erik F. Wait has jumped to the forefront of scholarly exposition on gay christian theology with his new book Do Not Be Deceived: A Christian Worldview Response to Gay Theology and a blog of the same name.
We've known Erik for many years and his work is a welcome addition to the massive task of educating the church and equipping the saints on one of the most insidious attacks on the faith in recent memory.
The 674 page book is no lightweight read. It thoroughly addresses flawed epistemological foundations, as well as the hermeneutical errors of this growing movement and provides a thorough exegesis of the relevant Biblical texts on human sexuality.
Sadly the gay church movement and its parasitic theology has caused massive damage to foundational beliefs which have sustained the church through many challenges. But this is an internal spiritual infection and its unassuming until the symptoms began to appear.
Deception and spiritual identity fraud is just as much a growing problem for the church as it is in the secular world. They take it very seriously and have developed all types of protective measures but the church still treats identity fraud as a low priority issue. This is why gay church theology has been able to deceive so many so quickly.
You can protect yourself and innoculate yourself with this powerful resource Do Not Be Deceived.
ERLC Conference features three EXLGBT speakers
The Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) should be highly commended for the inclusion of three EXLGBT Christians in their speaker lineup for its upcoming October conference in Nashville.
Jackie Hill, Christopher Yuan and Rosario Butterfield are among some 28 featured speakers during the conference on the Gospel, Homosexuality and the Future of Marriage.
Among denominational bodies, none come close to the SBC's active and ongoing engagements to educate and equip the church on its most pressing contemporary challenges.
Including former homosexuals in the dialogue helps to balance out the information perspective and affirms the redeeming work of God in the homosexual community.
Overcomers Network convenes dialogue on "homosexuality in the church" [full audio]
Almost 70 pastors, elders, bishops, apostles and church leaders representing churches all over the nation, as well as family members of people who struggle with homosexuality joined the Overcomers Network on July 9th for a groundbreaking panel dialogue on "Homosexuality in the Church. The two hour event produced a seminal body of teaching, instruction and enlightenment.
Here is the full audio.


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Steven Lee Bryant
Steven Lee Bryant, 26, of Lookout, died June 21, 2013.
Born June 12, 1987, in Summersville, Steven was the son of Lawrence Homer Bryant and Carla Faye Petitt Bryant of Winona.
He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Charles Bryant, and his maternal grandparents, Carl Petitt and Alice Petitt.
He was a member of Keeney's Creek Missionary Baptist Church of Winona and a stocker for Wal-Mart of Fayetteville.
Surviving: his wife, Mindy Sue Halstead Bryant of Lookout; his son, Bryce Bryant at home; sisters, Lisa, Alexis, Jeannie, Tiffany, Christina, Kylee, and Katelyn, all at home; a brother, Joshua Bryant of Winona; and paternal grandmother, Betty Bryant of Winona.
Funeral service will be 12 noon Thursday, June 27, at Keeney's Creek Missionary Baptist Church in Winona with Rev. Mark Secrist and Rev. Joe Shaffer officiating. Burial will follow in the Bryant Family Cemetery on Flanagan Mountain in Winona.
Online condolences may be sent to wallaceandwallacefh.com.
Arrangements by Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home.
Ralph Crist
Ralph Crist, 85, of Conneaut, Ohio, died June 10, 2013, in Houston, Texas.
Born June 4, 1928, in Ansted, he was the son of the late Henry and Evie Koontz Crist. He also was preceded in death by his wife, Lucille Crist; a son, Stephen Craig, who was killed in Vietnam and whose name is on the Wall; and a daughter, Brenda Phillip.
An area resident for the past 50 years, Crist retired in 1984 from Union Carbide.
Surviving: daughter, Wanda Perry of Houston, Texas; sons, Thomas D. (Lillie) Crist of Houston, and Brian (Carrie) Crist of Dade City, Fla.; grandchildren, Eric Perry, Thomas C. Crist, Jennifer Crist, Stephanie Crist, Shanda Warren and Martin Dunn; great-grandchildren, Katrina Perry, Nicholas Warren and Sylvia Warren; sister, Nancy Bryant of Virginia; brothers, Charles Crist of Virginia and Billy Crist of Arizona; and nieces, nephews and more distant relatives.
Funeral services were June 15 at Marcy Funeral Home and Cremation Center, Conneaut, with the Rev. George Fink, pastor of the Conneaut First Assembly of God, officiating. Burial was in Greenlawn Memory Gardens, North Kingsville, Ohio.
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By E.J. DIONNE JR., Investor's Business Daily
E.J. Dionne Jr
Victories often contain the seeds of future defeats. So it is — or at least should be — with the Senate's morally reprehensible rejection of expanded background checks for gun buyers.
The outcome is a test of both an invigorated gun safety movement and a gun lobby that decided to go for broke.
The National Rifle Association assumed that blocking new gun legislation in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre would firmly establish its dominance.
Advocates of sane gun regulations would scatter in despair and be torn apart by recriminations.
But there is a flaw in the gun lobbyists' calculation: Their strategy leaves the initiative entirely in the hands of their opponents.
The early evidence is that rage over the cowardly capitulation of so many senators to raw political power is pushing activists against gun violence to redouble their efforts.
What was striking about Wednesday's vote is that many of the senators who had expressed support for universal background checks after the slaughter at Newtown meekly abandoned their position when the roll was called.
Proponents of the measure, including Mark Kelly, the husband of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, spoke of private meetings in which senators offered no substantive objections to the compromise negotiated by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa.
The wobbling legislators simply hinted that politics would not permit them to vote "yes."
Giffords, the victim of the 2011 mass shooting in Arizona, founded Americans for Responsible Solutions to battle on behalf of gun reforms.
She responded to the Senate vote with an Op-Ed in the New York Times that declared plainly: "I'm furious." Senators, she said, "looked over their shoulder at the powerful, shadowy gun lobby — and brought shame on themselves and our government itself by choosing to do nothing."
Giffords' frustration echoed sentiment all across her side of the debate. In the past, Democrats who support gun safety had reacted benignly to members of their party from rural states who opposed sensible gun measures for expediency's sake.
Not this time. The response to Democrats who opposed background checks — Sens. Max Baucus, Mark Begich, Heidi Heitkamp and Mark Pryor — was indignation.
Begich invited scorn by insulting those who insisted that the Newtown massacre ought to be the last straw.
"It's dangerous to do any type of policy in an emotional moment," he said. "Because human emotions then drive the decision. Everyone's all worked up. That's not enough." Describing the reaction to the death of so many children as "emotional" rather than rational should be electorally disqualifying.
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Larson Electronics reveals new explosion proof LED tank light
Larson Electronics announced the release of an explosion proof LED tank light mounted to a portable wheelbarrow cart. The new EPLC2-16C-150LED Explosion Proof Tank Light is sure to make 2014 bigger and brighter than ever!
The EPLC2-16C-150LED is rated Class 2 Division 1-2 and is a cart mounted explosion proof LED light that provides 10,000 square feet of work area coverage. This portable LED cart light has a removable light head measuring 16 inches in diameter which allows the unit to fit through the standard sized manholes or entry passages commonly found in the petrochemical and marine industries. The LED light head produces a brilliant flood pattern of light that is ideal for illuminating enclosed areas and further adds to this units desirability as portable tank lighting solution. Included with this LED light cart is 250 feet of SOOW cord which combined with the 360 degrees of rotation and 90 degrees of tilt offered by the LED light head provides an effective alternative to often cumbersome explosion proof string lights.
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Indian IT consultant becomes idol to legions of football fans
Jubilant Manchester United fans have celebrated Robin van Persie's astonishing hat trick by bombarding an Indian IT consultant with congratulatory tweets. Despite a picture that clearly shows him to be a bespectacled middle-aged Indian man rather than the slick-haired striker, football fans have mistaken Ravi Visvesvaraya …
Who'd have thought there would be more than one individual in the world with the initials "RVP"?
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Certainly not me.
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looks like they are now outsourcing twatterizing too
Can't be Man Utd fans
"He has now become something of a Twitter star, with a suspiciously large number of followers from Manchester."
Hang on, all the Man U fans live in Surrey and Asia !
He's lucky
At least they didn't also accuse him of setting off bombs in Boston.
I don't think Robin Van Persie is his real name. He changed it from Thieving Van Penis.
Note to the confused: I'm channelling an old Dick Van Dyke joke here...
Trust a footie fan to balls it up! Not the brightest of stars in the galaxy!
I know, right? Would you believe not a *single* tennis fan has been dumb enough to send this guy a tweet, but these football fans - they're just useless!
Just change your Twitter handle. Not that big of a deal.
monetise the twits
he should just start twittering pay-per-click links.
A TLA is about the the level of comprehension of a Manchester United fan. Why do you think they call it Man Utd? Most off them probably don't even realise they support a Manchester team so it's hardly worth the effort of Mr Prassad to explain that RVP could possibly be anything other than their idol.
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Before we send authors into outer-space.. I think Envato should spend more money on a complete redesign of the entire marketplace so it's as good as it can be and sustainable for the next 10 years. For a multimillion dollar company, you should have a marketplace design that reflects that – but it has the same layout since it started . The site isn't even responsive yet, come on!
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I just wanted to add to the "home page paranoia" that since the begining of August sales are very good a lot better then in July and I haven't released anything new….
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By Julia Green
They had lots to say and what they said was overwhelmingly negative.
The majority of comments made by area residents at two public hearings held by the Roxbury Planning Board regarding the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed Moresville Wind Project last week were given by those opposed to the project.
By Matthew J. Perry
After more than a decade in limbo, the vision of a comprehensive plan for the Town of Middletown is taking shape in extensive discussions on the planning board, although it remains an open question what the final result will look like.
By Matthew J. Perry
The Andes Planning Board held a public hearing Monday on an 88-acre, eight-lot subdivision on land owned by Harold Cole above the Andel Inn on Route 28. Several neighboring landowners attended the hearing to review site maps and ask questions of Cole and Doug Wooden, acting surveyor, but no objections to the project were raised.
The Pakatakan Farmers' Market, held at the historic Round Barn in Halcottsville, is gearing up for its 17th season, which opens on Saturday, May 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The opening reception for the 11th Annual Platte Clove Artists-in-Residence Exhibition will be held on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Catskill Center's Erpf Gallery on Route 28 in Arkville.
Twenty-seven education grants totaling nearly $135,000 were recently approved by the Catskill Watershed Corporation Board of Directors. The awards will go to schools and nonprofit organizations serving school age students in the Catskills and in New York City.
Andes Central School students displayed a year's worth of experiments and research at the ACS annual science fair on April 26.
Todd Mountain Theater Project is celebrating its 10th season of bringing fully staged professional productions of new plays to the Catskill Community. To kick off this landmark season will be a Memorial Day Weekend Brunch & Live Auction Benefit at Cantina Restaurant on Route 28 in Andes, on Sunday, May 25 from noon to 2:30 p.m.
Like lost and abandoned pets, some of the best gifts just need to find their right "forever" homes. Thanks to the ambitious vision of its board, the tireless muscle of many volunteers and the generosity of landlord, Andy Wos, the Heart of the Catskills Humane Society (HCHS) now has a more permanent home for its own gift store at 119 Main Street in Andes, next to Hogan's General Store.
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Clear red-amber appearance. 1 finger head which leaves a fair amount of lacing.
Truckloads of citrussy, resiny, piney hops. There is a good amount of sweetness in the smell to back up the hops, but not too much by any means. A sort of savoury smell that I cant put my finger on too. Loverly!
Immediately presented with hop flavours ranging from grapefruit, orange and even maybe kumquat to piney resiny flavours. Strong bitterness too. Great malt backbone in the sense that the sweetness adds balance but doesnt encroach on the hop territory. Just great. One of my favourite beers for sure.
Moderate to low carbonation, probably due to the growler with a smooth but not too viscous mouthfeel. Each sip screams out for more!
03-31-2010 09:41:37 | More by jbowers56
4.4/5 rDev +16.7%
Growler straight from the brewery. Poured into a Great Divide glass
A-- Poured an reddish gold color with a white brown head that slowly disappeared into a film. Not a lot of visible carbonation.
S-- Pine, grapefruit, lemon, want to say orange or tangerine but not sure with carmel or toffee hints to this. Great smell with a nice touch of malt to back this up.
T-- Aggressive hops with a malt finish. NICE. Lots of pine and citrus, backed with a very carmel malt finish. Almost a cross of a East Coast US IPA with a West Coast IPA.
M-- Has the flavors of a West Coast IPA. Big hops and citrus with the Eastern US malt and drinkability. Almost perfect carbonation, very creamy and the flavors just last for a long time and get more pronounced as it warms.
D-- Excellent. Not massive and over the top like US ones are currently. This beer is more about being sessionable and very much fits that bill. Closest thing to being at home again!! An excellent replica of a US IPA and maybe the best beer in Australia. Worth the drive to get it and will be worth getting in bottles come fall.
03-15-2010 11:55:21 | More by mulder1010
4.18/5 rDev +10.9%
Big, amazing hop aroma with grassy notes. Grapefruit, citrus and pine are all over this. A sweet, crystal malt backbone is present but is clearly (and pleasingly) dominated by the hops.
Pours a beautiful amber colour with a slight haze from dry hopping. A tight, creamy off white head is nice.
What a great beer. Masses of hops with clean, crisp pine and grapefruit flavour. I also get a hint of tangerine. A strong pervasive bitterness is great and really stands up. The crystal malt backbone is stunning. It is prominent but only enough to let the hops shine. While some more hop flavour would be nice the whole is well constructed and a pleasure to drink.
Medium body with moderately low carbonation (probably due to the growler format). Perfectly suitable and it actually works with the flavours here as higher carbonation could accentuate the bitterness too much.
This is surprisingly drinkable for such a beer. The sweetness helps to send the bitterness down and make a great beer. Very good.
02-14-2010 02:43:57 | More by dgilks
4.22/5 rDev +11.9%
My 500th review, and I am glad to have this beer for the milestone.
Served by Murray Howe at the brewery outlet. A fresh minikeg too.
Pours a superb dark orange, with a white head & lace. Sitting in the courtyard, it looks fantastic in the morning light.
Smells like a malt factory, with lovely tropical fruit aromas. Fresh, piney, herbal. Tastes similar to aroma, with a lovely balance & firm bitterness.
Chewy, remarkable
07-20-2009 03:10:27 | More by vancurly
4.1/5 rDev +8.8%
Pours a lovely ruby/amber with a small off-white head that shows good persistence and lacing.
Aroma is fruity as! Tangerine, pineapple, paw paw, grapefruit and passion fruit. Then there's some spicy and resinous hops in the background, along with some sweet malts.
Taste is some brief citrus fruit up front before a strong sweet malty backing and some alcohol show their presence. Green hoppy bitterness follows in a finish of reasonable duration.
Smooth alcoholic heat creeps up on the palate. Lovely cream body.
Murray's continue to amaze me with their brews.
05-24-2009 10:33:39 | More by CrazyDavros
3.98/5 rDev +5.6%
330ml bottle. best before 270809. after a trip across the strait (thanks to brendan13) i wont leave it that long.
similar in color to jamieson beast. maybe a bit more haze and a shade darker. leaves a fine layer of sediment in the bottle.
head is over 1cm thick and very stable, egg shell white in color.
big sweet malt aroma with a light hint of alcohol. so far this jamieson beast could pass as being from the same brewery. good dose of floral hops with a bit of citrus. actually, the alcohol presence starts to pick up a bit as it warms.
starts with a good firm malt flavor and finishes off with a sharp bitterness. certainly not too sweet, but heavy with both malt and hops to maintain some sort of balance (if you want that sort of thing. i would be happy if this were a bit drier personally).
and thats really my only gripe. yes its a big beer, but comes across as though it reminds you with each sip. really borderline with being a double ipa, and i would even say move it up. a good regular ipa should be much more easy to drink than this. even so, this is incredibly flavorful and im glad to have tried it.
03-03-2009 08:42:32 | More by joecast
3.65/5 rDev -3.2%
This pours a copper colour. Not much of a head but some lacing remains. Obvious sediment.
The nose is of hoppy fruitiness and toffee. Some alcohol is evident.
Bit too much alcohol on the palate for me initially but it seems better as I go. Not quite as out of balance as first feared. Lots of bitterness.
A medium to high carbonation.
A beer with a good kick to it.
12-18-2008 09:19:23 | More by Macca
3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Dark amber in colour with a small white head that only slightly hangs around.
Massive pine notes meet citrus in a very strong hoppy bouquet. Also contains an interesting iodine meets caramel note in it. Can't put my finger on it, but I think I like it!
More of a tropical fruit palate with some caramel, biscuit and dark fruit sweetness and aggressive bitterness. A little hollow on the palate.
Creamy, well balanced and good length.
It loses a few marks for being a touch cloying, but otherwise this is a bruiser of a beer that is well balanced and hides the big alcohol level well. Good effort and worth checking now it is in 330mL bottles.
10-28-2008 09:53:26 | More by koolk
3.8/5 rDev +0.8%
A 330ml bottle
Beutiful amber /orange tone with acushion of tightly packed white froth.
Delivers on the promise of big aroma.It smells of fruity bitter hops
Also delivers on promise of taste .It is sharply bitter , but the overall flavour is moderate , perhaps like water melon pith.
It hides its 7.5% well ,although it is a bracing mouthfeel it is balanced enough to be quite refreshing.
A braver soul than I would drink this in quantity but for me is well suited to a small sampling whilst solving the problems of the world
10-24-2008 04:54:28 | More by jarmby1711
3.93/5 rDev +4.2%
Pours a clear amber colour with ridiculously huge beige head. First pour was all foam. It's nice though, sinking at the top around the edges and webbing out with tendrils of cream-coloured lace. Damn fine-looking IPA; if only the head were more modest.
Lots of floral, grassy hops on the nose, with lots of fruit esters coming through with lemon, grapefruit and melon. Slight resiny touch as well with a slight hint of mould at the back. The assault is all floral and fruity, nice complexities and nice IPA characters.
Malty front palate with caramel and some sticky toffee underlying. Melds nicely into the mid where hop bitterness begins to emerge, but not with any great aplomb or vigour. In fact there's a hop complexity lacking for an IPA. But lots of nice fresh tropical fruit with passionfruit and pink grapefruit. A really pleasant trail on the finish with very little sharpness. The malt is still lingering so gives it a sweet edge, but mostly a nice bitter twang to remind you of its punch. Very refreshing beer and quite enjoyable, just a bit lacking in the IPA stakes.
Thick mouthfeel, but smooth, good body but not over sticky. Pretty close to perfection.
02-25-2008 08:57:44 | More by laituegonflable
3.7/5 rDev -1.9%
750ml with best before date of 4/09/08...
Appearance - Crazy huge head on a careful pour. Beautiful copper color with zero haze. Thick and creamy head that stays around a while and leaves a full-covering of lace throughout.
Smell - Overwhelming bitter piney hops with acidic hints and sweet/overripe pineapple malty flavors coming through - though hops are dominant (as appropriate for style).
Taste - Super-bitter, with more malt balance that advertised by the smell. Big, malty palate-numbing bitter hoppiness. Certainly a hop-bomb with an almost harsh ending... perhaps strong on the high-alpha hops? Alcohol present, not totally hidden but certainly not boozy.
Mouthfeel - High carbonation creates a burst of flavor directly after hitting the tongue. Oily, resiny textures from high hopping.
Drinkability - Bitterness is great for polishing off a single 750ml bottle, but that's it. Certainly a deceptively easy brew to drink for the ABV, but somewhat palate-ruining. All in all, a great DIPA from one of my increasingly favorite Aussie craft brewers.
12-09-2007 11:03:47 | More by willjansen
4.22/5 rDev +11.9%
This is a mighty beer that will strip your palate for an hour. I first had this on tap at the Newcastle Craft Brew festival in September and I couldn't taste a thing for half an hour after. I bought a bottle but the cork was so tight it broke the neck off the bottle. Anyhow...this one was OK and I got to spend some quality time with it. Beaut looking copper with a creamy head and powerful hoppy aromas. Flavour is rich caramel/toffee with a massive hop blast that will overwhelm most. There is even a warning on the label "not a beer for the faint-hearted". True, but I love it for its mouth-smashing over-the-topness. I had it after some Malaysian food and after a glass of this bloke, there was not a trace of dinner left. I won't buy this very often (apparently they only do 700 cases or so because the volume of hops clogs the lines and requires a lot of maintenance) but I will from time to time as it is a real treat for the hop-head.
11-10-2007 10:29:15 | More by rjimlad
3.9/5 rDev +3.4%
Tried on tap at The Australian Beer Fest at the Rocks.
Golden bronze colour, with a billowy white head. Fine carbonation. Looks good. Very nice.
Very strong hops on the nose, with a vegetative character as well. Aromas of freshly turned earth and crushed leaves. Very solid. Nice.
Very pronounced, almost constricting bitterness on the palate. It goes beyond the classic bitter character to a plane almost resiny, minty or hypersour. It's pretty crazy, but damn that's ballsy. The mouthfeel is like being kicked in the teeth from inside your mouth.
It's pretty heavy, too heavy to make it a good sessioner - and usually pretty pricey too - I just love the fact that this was the same price as any other beer on the day.
But it's impressive. Cheers to Murrays for bringing this to us!
11-01-2007 04:47:43 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.43/5 rDev -9%
a: deep, clear amber color, steady stream of carbonation in the middle, thick cloudy head dissipates very slowly to finger-thickness, impressive lacing
s: earthy, hoppy aromas, very spicy
t: very spicy hops just about from beginning to end along with sweet malty middle and finishing with alcohol warmth and bitter aftertaste
m: medium body, high carbonation in front, settles to near creamy in middle and carbonation again in back
d: hop spiciness almost undid this one, but definitely got much better as it warmed. worth a try despite the overpriced tag & extreme difficulty in opening this bomber. a pretty good interpretation of a double ipa
10-17-2007 10:44:16 | More by belgbeerdrinker
3.85/5 rDev +2.1%
Corked & caged 750ml bottle with best before date of 4/09/08.
Normally I don't mention the label but this one is great. I didn't notice in the picture on the internet but seeing it in the flesh it is one kangaroo "behind" another kangaroo with the slogan "Make love not war." Extra .5 appearance point right there. Anyway....
A - Nice cooper colour with an off white fluffy head that slowly falls away. Little bit of lacing left behind.
S - Great floral & fruity fresh hop aroma hits upon opening the bottle. A definate alcohol note comes through as the beer warms.
T - The biscuity, slightly sweet caramel malt comes through backed up by some citrus fruit, piney hop presence. Alcohol too.
M - Medium bodied with a lowish carbonation level. A fairly high bitterness.
D - A pretty damn good beer. Obviously wouldn't have a session on it given the price and availability but definately get some while you can.
10-04-2007 10:23:28 | More by brendan13
Murray's Icon 2IPA from Murray's Craft Brewing Co.
85 out of 100 based on 40 ratings.


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Eisenbud's Odyssey: Intellectual war crimes against Israel
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There is absolutely no 'moral equivalency' to be found in this war, despite profoundly misguided attempts by journalists in the international press to present one.
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Undoubtedly, you have watched and read innumerable journalists from news organizations around the globe analyze the tragic conflict, many of whom patently blamed Israel for its "aggression" – for having the audacity to finally try to put an end to over 12,000 rockets fired into this country over the past 12 years.
However, many of these same news organizations unremittingly, and glaringly, failed to mention Hamas's dual crimes against humanity: purposely launching attacks against densely populated Israeli civilian areas; and then strategically using their most vulnerable population as human shields – ostensibly as media props – during retaliations.
What you also probably didn't hear from these same news organizations is that the IDF preemptively and repeatedly dropped tens of thousands of leaflets throughout Gaza
defending itself – beseeching the region's non-combatants to seek shelter and stay as far away from Hamas terrorists as possible.
You also probably didn't hear how Israel used unprecedented pinpoint retaliation militarily to spare the lives of as many innocent Gazan men, women and children forced into this conflict by Hamas as possible.
If you were made aware of this by the majority of journalists reporting the "facts," it was likely cited at the bottom of the story, after a litany of false and indelibly damaging allegations against Israeli soldiers, including staged murders of Gazan children and women.
Then, of course, there was Israel's widely condemned assassination of Ahmed Jabari, Hamas's equivalent of Osama bin Laden – despite bin Laden's internationally lauded murder by US forces.
And, perhaps the coup de grace: the media's refusal to make it crystal clear that no other country in the world has allowed
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– to be fired at its citizens, without retaliating with fire and brimstone (think 9/11); while Israelis use surgical precision in retaliations, lest they be accused of more falsified war crimes.
In short, it was a replay of the libelous and fictitious Goldstone Report in real time, just without the useless apology after the damage was already done.
AS MOST Jews and intellectually honest people know all too well by now, the mind-numbing hypocrisy of this ongoing intellectual misrepresentation of the IDF is tantamount to a war crime, in and of itself. A crime that is no less dangerous than the unconscionable moral and physical atrocities perpetrated by Hamas against this country, as well as against its own people.
For my money, though, one instance in the myriad unfair assaults on Israel that served as a classic encapsulation of this uninformed, reckless and biased reporting during the eight-day war, included BBC journalist Mishal Husain's November 20 "interview" of my
Jerusalem Post
colleague, Senior Political Reporter Gil Hoffman.
Actually, it wasn't so much an interview between two journalists as a misguided, unprofessional and delusional inquisition and attempted take-down by Husain of a respected veteran reporter trying to inform her considerable audience about the realities of the conflict.
Indeed, during the four-minute, internationally televised diatribe, Husain did everything short of calling Israelis victimless murderers to express her clear and profoundly biased support for Hamas.
Some highlights from the interview:
"You say Israelis have been 'running for their lives' from rockets fired from Gaza," Husain said to Hoffman in a patronizing tone. "So, tell me then, until this current confrontation, how many Israelis have been
by these rockets from Gaza this year?"
"Well you know the numbers don't matter," Hoffman rightly responded. "The fact that Israel has shot down hundreds of rockets fired from Gaza..."
"No, no! I think the numbers
matter," Husain interrupted him, in a confrontational manner. "Do you know – do you know the answer to this? How many Israelis have
this year until this current..."
"No, I really,
know that the numbers don't matter, ma'am, because..." he attempted to respond.
"Why doesn't it matter?" Husain interrupted again. "I'm asking you the question!"
"Because each one of those rockets could have
five people," Hoffman calmly replied.
"No, but how many Israelis were actually killed by these rockets?" she implored him.
At this point, Hoffman attempted to explain the dynamics of attempted mass murder, as if informing a petulant, slow child.
"Do the math," he said. "Assume that every rocket can kill five people, and there have been more than 700 fired since last week."
(With all due respect to Gil, I would have argued that each of the 12,000 rockets fired into Israel over the past 12 years could have easily killed a minimum of 10 people. Now, I've never been good with numbers, but I'm pretty sure that amounts to 120,000 attempted murders.)
"That was not – that was not my question," Husain indignantly responded.
"The fact that Israel is protecting its citizens a lot better than any other country is... Israel has no reason to apologize for that, the same way that England and every other country wouldn't apologize for protecting its citizens well," Hoffman stated.
Husain was livid at this point.
"Let me give you the answer... you are either unwilling or are unable to give us the answer to that question," she said. "So, let me tell you."
"Because it's irrelevant, ma'am," Hoffman continued. "It's irrelevant because Israel is protecting its citizens well."
"Well, that's
view," she retorted. "But we're trying to bring this story to our audiences around the world.
"Since 2004, according
The Economist
," she said triumphantly, "
20 Israelis
were killed by rockets that came from Gaza into Israel. And this year
not one
Israeli was killed by these rockets until this current confrontation began. Do you accept those figures?"
To this, Hoffman, the father of two young Israeli children, finally responded with a degree of emotion:
"Mishal, I would like you to see what it's like to be stuck in a [bomb shelter] where you can't leave with your children for hours on end, [because] at any given moment a siren will go off [because a rocket could] go through your roof. The fact that Israel has managed to stop that from happening using defensive measures has prevented war – has prevented a lot of people from being killed on both sides..."
Still unconvinced, Husain then used perhaps the most idiotic and puerile logic I have ever heard regarding this conflict (which is saying something), by offering this insightful gem:
"Or, certainly you could argue, couldn't you, that Hamas was also stopping worse [from] happening all of this period because although there were [1,500] rockets being fired [by them], they weren't the
big rockets
that have caused damage in recent days – they were mostly homemade contraptions," she said.
Hoffman then effortlessly hit Husain's slow-ball out of her absurd park.
"Because Israel, at the beginning [of the conflict]... destroyed the long-range missiles that Hamas had," he countered. "Otherwise the damage would have been much more. Hamas was trying to kill civilians with
every single
rocket that they fired, and the fact that they didn't succeed – the fact that Hamas is a failure over the past week – is a very good thing for both sides."
You get the idea...Evidently, at the BBC, attempted mass murder is not considered a crime. Only direct kills warrant coverage.
Bloody brilliant.
I WISH I could say that Hoffman's interview was an anomaly – that his interrogator was an aberration in an otherwise honorable field.
But I can't.
The interaction was par for the course for the BBC – and innumerable other journalistic institutions – when it comes to Israel's treatment in the international press.
And it's a damn disgrace.
The double standard Israelis are subjected to in the media is not only breathtaking in its scope and damage, but also fully represents an intellectual crime. A crime against truth and a country desperately attempting to ethically protect its people against an incomparably and incomprehensibly unethical, evil enemy.
As Operation Pillar of Defense has made all too clear, this crime is still being committed without any accountability or policing the world over – in newspapers, on the radio, on the Internet and on television – and it must finally come to a stop and be identified for what it is: an intellectual war crime.
There is absolutely no "moral equivalency" to be found in this war, despite innumerable journalists like Husain making pathetic attempts to present one, in defiance of all logic.
Perhaps the only way this obscene reporting will finally change will be when their societies are attacked by the very monsters they now perversely defend.
But by then, it will be too late.
Won't it, Mishal?
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- Around 40 languages were found to have diffused across Asia and the U.S.
- The findings also reveal that migration may not have been a one-way trip
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Scientists from Georgetown University used a technique called linguistic phylogeny to discover a direct link between the Na-Dene family of languages in North America, and the Yeniseian languages of Central Siberia.
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Scientists from Georgetown University used a technique called linguistic phylogeny to discover a link between the Na-Dene family of languages of North American tribes and the Yeniseian languages of Central Siberia. Stock illustration of an Apache Indian is pictured
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An engraving showing Native Americans running, shooting arrows and throwing balls in Florida during the 1500s. Most Native Americans are descended from a small group of migrants that crossed a 'land bridge' between Asia and America during the ice ages more than 15,000 years ago
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