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You know things are bad when the CEO of NBC Universal goes on Charlie Rose to try and save his job.
Jeff Zucker took full responsibility for the programming experiments that haven't worked, such as putting Jay Leno on at 10 PM. He believes in taking chances, "not stupid chances, chances that have some degree of possibility of success," he said: "Nothing tried, nothing gained."
He must improve NBC's programming in future, he said, while pointing out that network ups and downs are cyclical. And he stands by the current management that is in place. (He has no choice, having tried out Ben Silverman and failed.) He's confident that they will do better. He didn't let Charlie Rose throw him off-message. Rose was tough about how many people are saying that NBC is a "shambles" and that Zucker needs to be replaced. Zucker feels confident that the current media firestorm--overblown, in his mind--will soon pass, he said.
Now the media is focused on who gets to keep such O'Brien props as Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. And Revision 3, fancifully, wants to lure Conan to the Internet.
Truth is, Leno's ratings were higher at 10 PM than they were on The Tonight Show, but weren't competitive for prime time. His Tonight Show ratings were much higher than O'Brien's or any other late night show. But can he recover them? His older viewership likely will be less rattled by all this craziness than O'Brien's younger fanbase. Leno may have picked up new viewers, too. But for the moment popular opinion and ratings are surging O'Brien's way.
Did Zucker improve his situation with this transparent PR maneuver? No way. He just gave Rose a chance to lay out everything that has gone so terribly wrong.
Tony Turko | December 3, 2010 4:52 AM
Dec 2 2010 Rebroadcast of this Charlie Rose interview, Jeff Zucker shows Fox news his white flag. And he should! Praising a failed case in anger management, Keith Olbermann. Zucker must think where all suckers if he thinks we would pay to see Hoodwink Left wing propaganda dribble. The BS platitude king President Obama and his loyal followers may enjoy sacrificing brain cells that once could interpret a hot stove, and now follow Godless, sex perverted, global warming nonsense! I on the other hand choose fair and balanced Fox news and Jon Stuart.
informedbutindifferent | January 22, 2010 12:33 AM
Zucker should've lost his job years ago. He's had far more competent underlings take the fall for his ineptitude.
Whydopeoplekidthemselves? | January 21, 2010 8:14 AM
If anyone appreciates comedy, they know Leno sucks. Simple as that. Leno is a money-grubbing goon who has a sexual fetish towards old automobiles and right-wing politics. Were he a horse, he would have been put down before he ever got to host The Tonight Show for one night a week. So terrible. Shameful. And after he milked a bazillion dollars out of job he never deserved, spent on excesses he didn't need, he wanted the audience (who is REALLY getting ripped off) to side with him?
Jerry | January 20, 2010 3:29 AM
If Comcast doesn't fire Zucker when they gain control of NBC I'll be surprised.
He's a first class representation of an anal retentive, self absorbed, clueless executive. He says it's just "business", but with him it's been anything BUT business, as evidenced by how he's handled this whole Late Night mess.
I've been watching O'Brien this week, and I have to say comically speaking, the guy is on fire. You can't say that about Leno.


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Moravian College sees engaging its students in community service as integral to its mission. Through our student s civic engagement we give them the opportunity to put what they are learning in the classroom into use where it benefits humanity. The lesson that we are trying to teach them is that education is not an end in its self, but rather the invitation to see and know the world and to respond to its ever changing needs.
One way in which we are doing this is through a program which we have named The Learning Connection, or TLC for short. TLC brings together Moravian College students, two area Elementary Schools, and the generosity of a number of corporate sponsors in an effort to provide a mentoring program for fourth grade students.
We began this program last year after our funding was put in place through an initial grant from Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Through its funding and their assistance in helping us secure other corporate sponsors we were able to raise close to $25,000 to run the program. This money allowed us to hire a part-time employee to coordinate the program.
This coordinator then began working with two area elementary schools to identify students and their families who would most benefit from the experience of being paired with a college student. At this same time we also began the process of recruiting and training the best Moravian College students for the mentoring positions. When all of that was completed we wound up with twenty-one fourth graders, and twenty-one college students to begin their partnerships.
TLC works by having the mentors go to the elementary schools once a week to meet with their mentees for about one hour. This is done during the school day. The teachers know when this will be happening and more often than not have an assignment for the pair to work on that helps in an area in which the child is having difficulty. In addition to this once a week meeting we then bring the children and their families to our campus twice a month for a Saturday morning program which includes more one-on-one time with their mentors, and an enrichment program for the entire group which is led by a Moravian College faculty member. While the children are involved with their programs, the parents are also given the opportunity to take part in workshops to strengthen their skills. This past year these workshops included topics such as how to best help your children with their homework, how to help your children with bullies at school, and how to best form a partnership with your child s teacher.
Besides the benefits that these programs provide, our hope is to give these students and their families a chance to be on a college campus with the hopes that they will make attending college a part of their long-range plans.
Assessment of the program shows that over 70 percent of the students participating in TLC showed a grade improvement in at least one subject during the year. Many also showed an improvement in the classroom behavior as well.
TLC has also been of benefit to the families as well. In particular the mother of one of our fourth graders, through contacts she made in this program, was able to secure employment with the College in our Physical Plant department and is now taking courses in our evening school.
In the coming year we hope to keep all of those students who began with us last year, and to add another contingent of fourth graders, essentially doubling the program.
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Legendary 'San Francisco Sound' Artists Convene For AES Convention Special Event
From 'Big Brother And The Holding Company To Country Joe McDonald
SAN FRANCISCO: Christopher Smith, Special Events Chair for the 133rd AES Convention, has collaborated with award-winning photographer, journalist Mr. Bonzai, on a special salute to "The Sounds Of San Francisco." Set for Saturday, Oct. 27, 11:15 am – 12:30 pm, the panel will feature members of super-groups that helped create the soundtrack for 'The Summer of Love.' Also lending his keen perspective to the proceedings is Joel Selvin, a Bay-area journalist, who provided eyewitness coverage of those halcyon days for Rolling Stone, the LA Times, SF Chronicle, Billboard and Melody Maker.
Participants in this soulful 'gathering of the tribe' include: Big Brother And The Holding Company, founding member/songwriter/guitarist, Peter Albin; Huey Lewis And The News, bassist Michael Cipollina, and, Woodstock Festival legend, Country Joe McDonald
"Our panel looms as an historical, attitudinal, and philosophical show stopper." Mr. Bonzai, aka David Goggin, remarked. "Their shared love of music, spirit of adventure and collective memories about this universally acknowledged high point in creativity, community and social awareness remains relevant today. And … it will totally rock. They'll be mixing musical notes, recording anecdotes, and well-sewn wild oats. A high old time is guaranteed for all."
For a detailed Preliminary Calendar of Events please visit: http://www.aes.org/events/133/calendar/calendar.cfm
1. Country Joe (sans The Fish) at Woodstock, 1969
2. Peter Albin (right) with Big Brother And The Holding Company
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Charter Flights Halve As Trade Hit By Political Chaos
June 09--The political situation in Thailand has had a crippling affect on charter airlines.
The number of charter flights from Japan to Bangkok have fallen by half since last October, a senior aviation official said.
Woradej Harnprasert, director-general of the Civil Aviation Department, said normal flights have dropped by 5% since last month, with various factors including the low season to blame.
The number of charter flights in particular has dropped significantly, with tourist arrivals falling by 10-15%.
Mr Woradej attributed the sharp drop in charter flights to the political turmoil, which since October has included protracted protests, the invocation of martial law and a military coup.
Mr Woradej said Jet Asia Airways, which operates direct flights to China and Japan, has been affected by the dwindling number of tourists.
The airline operator has sought permission to adapt its services by using two out of its four aircraft to operate as charter flights on other routes.
The airline has not yet scheduled a date to bring back the two aircraft for operation in Thailand, he said.
"Thailand has been affected by falling numbers of Japanese tourists, but the country has not been hit by falling numbers from its main markets, such as China and Russia," he said.
The number of charter flights to and from these countries remains high as usual.
During the past eight months of this fiscal year, from October last year to May, 31 operators of both new and old charter flights sought permission to operate services, mostly on the Thailand-China route, he said.
The department initially planned to stage an auction to select private operators to offer services at its 28 airports.
So far, Airports of Thailand, Bangkok Airways and Thai Airways International have shown interest in operating at the airports, Mr Woradej said.
Most are eyeing profitable airports such as Krabi, Surat Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, Udon Thani and Khon Kaen.
Each airport has more than one million passengers a year.
Bidding is expected to take place next year, he said.
Copyright 2014 - Bangkok Post, Thailand


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Obesity and Price Sensitivity at the Supermarket
AbstractIn this paper, we employ a rich data set at the individual level in order to examine which factors are most highly correlated with obesity. Our main result is that, even after controlling for income levels and other factors, we find that high 'price-sensitivity' for food products is associated with high obesity rates. We find that a woman who stated that prices were 'not important at all' when purchasing food products had a Body Mass Index (BMI) that was 1.3 units below those who stated that price was 'very important.' This suggests that the price effect is not trivial and obesity is a problem that is not limited to those with low income levels. A 1.3 unit reduction in the BMI would move approximately 28% of women who are in the 'overweight' category to the 'normal weight' category and 25% of women who are in the 'obese' category to the 'overweight' category.
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QUANTONG trainer Gaye Longley enjoyed multiple successes at the 2014 Independent Miniature Horse Registry National Show at Tamworth, New South Wales in March.
Longley and her 10-year-old small horse mare Sheer Elegance – which was bred by Danielle and Diane Cotton at Mirrindel stud – won three awards on day three of the five-day show.
Sheer Elegance was awarded national champion in the mare over eight years – 34.5 inches to 38.5 inches – national reserve grand champion in the small horse senior event and supreme in the supreme veteran exhibit.
Longley said it was her biggest accomplishment in three attempts at the show.
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Cut Coin - Halfpenny, Cnut, England, 1016-1023 Reg. No: NU 84
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- Silver coin; Denomination: 1/2 Penny
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Cnvt (1016- 1035) King of All England
Moneyer: Aelfnoth; Type: Quatrefoil Type crowned bust (1016-1023) cut in half to serve as a half penny
Cnut became king of England when he defeated and killed Eadmund Ironside, son of Aethelred the Unready in 1016. In 1017 he married Aethelred's widow Emma to secure his position in England. In 1019 he succeeded to the throne of Denmark and in 1028 he was recognized as King of Norway. Cnut brought an end to years of Viking raids by his control of Denmark and Norway and by maintaining a standing army and navy in England. He died on 12 November 1035 but his son, Harthacnut was unable to leave Denmark to claim his English throne. As a result, Harold, Harthacnut's half-brother and illegitimate son of Cnut, was appointed regent, with Queen Emma holding Wessex for Harthacnut. Harold drove Emma out of the country in 1137, he became Harold I she returned to Normandy where her brother was the Duke.
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|0.500 g (Weight)
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|the original coin was 18mm dia. it was cut in half down the line provided by the long cross
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|Reverse Description:
|Half a long cross, voided within a quatrefoil; around, NOD ON L
The original coin was cut down the line provided by the voided long cross.
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To me, criticizing a traditional center for not being able to guard the arc is like criticizing a point guard for not being able guard a seven-footer in the post. It takes a special talent like Boris Diaw - who isn't a traditional anything - to be able to do that, so how is that Splitter's fault? All this came to mind when I read this series preview from Bleacher Report, where they surprisingly dedicated an entire section to Splitter. Here is some of what they had to say:
With the Thunder proving that San Antonio hasn't quite figured out how to use Splitter versus stretch 4s—Serge Ibaka's return made him a glaring minus offensively and mitigated his effect on the other end—Diaw and Ginobili will get long looks from Pop's end of the bench.
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Guess their origin (answer: Irish)
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voted Ireland.ReplyDelete
Looks Celtic, in a population with brown hair, mixed blue/brown eyes and fair skin.
They look Balkanic or from the proximity. Since Romania is closest, I voted for it.ReplyDelete
I voted Austrian...They look like people from that general area to me...With the brown hair and the like. I remember watching a Rick Steves' program and he was in Austria...those people look like that to me...ReplyDelete
I really don't think they look like they are from eastern Europe. People need to look closer.ReplyDelete
It is a trick question. It is a composite picture of dozens of faces from all over Europe.ReplyDelete
The guy looks a bit more central European. I'd say Swiss or Austrian.ReplyDelete
But the girl is straight out of Holland. She even looks a bit like Carice van Houten, at least IMO.
I was thinking about saying European...but I did not want Dienekes to think I was being a prick...lol I sort of thought it was a composite of all the countries listed...But then I said Austrian because that is what they look like to me, but I can be and have been wrong...lolReplyDelete
Its very interesting how people voted for Ireland much more than they voted for Scotland. They also voted for Spain much more than Portugal.
People must like voting for more "popular" countries. Ireland, LOL.
I am guessing irish, scottish seems fairly likely too. The faces are not dark enough to be southern european except italy, and two dark for scandinavia, the face is to long and zygomatics to wide for eastern europe. The wide gonials, thin lips and high wide foreheads indicate irish to me. I would expect lighter eyes from a irish composite but its my best guess.ReplyDelete
The faces/eyes/hair are too dark for Austrian averages, but there are regions close by that harbor darker people yet with relatively little Slavic component: Hungary and Romania. There also seems to be a little resemblance to Portugal (of the listed countries) as well, but both faces are too central European looking for that (also towards German, considering the bone structure - which is partially similar to Hungarian).ReplyDelete
So, I vote Romanian - although Romania is quite diverse, and some people look nothing like these. That's the problem with averaged faces: they don't give you a feel for the variation and outliers.
Wow, Irish...never saw that one coming.ReplyDelete
Wow, so that is what a composite of Irish people look like...hmmmm. Nice one, Dienekes.
Such dark looks...Is that because of the Irish possibly having some Basque heritage?
The woman was undoubtedly northern, while the man was difficult to identify.ReplyDelete
This show as to form an ethnic image is used extreme characteristics and not the averages.
Irish... that does seem really odd. her face seems too wide and his skin too dark. neither have any pinkish to them. oh wellReplyDelete
I knew that the composites were from North Europe rather than South (both because of facial features and complexion). BTW, the man and the woman look so similar to each other (at least they look like each other more than I and my brothers look like each other :D) that they could be siblings if they really existed.ReplyDelete
Some comments:ReplyDelete
The supraorbital foramen is often lower than the average European face in the Scots and Irish. This is slightly detectable in these averages.
The distance from the bottom of the nose to the top of the lips is slightly longer than the average European face.
The Scots and Irish often have narrower spacing between the eyes. You can pick that up slightly in the male picture here.
British noses often have a slight narrowing between the bridge and the tip which is subtly captured in the male picture.
Natural Athlete said: "The wide gonials, thin lips and high wide foreheads indicate irish to me." Agree.
The freckles are missing. It would be common for the woman to have a dusting of freckles across her nose.
The male image looks very much like a young picture of my father. Being of Scots/English ancestry, with most of the Scottish half originating in Fife, he had dark brown hair and grey Scottish eyes, with a hazel ring on the inner rim, next to the pupil. Apparently, that's a Scots/Scots Irish characteristic. I tried picking up the ring in these pictures but wasn't sure if I could see it.
The Welsh also look like this, with the same dark hair and fair skin, but with few instances of blue or grey eyes, unlike the Irish and Scots. Catherine Zeta-Jones, the actress, looks a bit like the female averaged image.
Gregory Peck, Rock Hudson, Pierce Brosnan and Alec Baldwin, all with either Scottish or Irish ancestry, are Hollywood versions of the averaged Irish male image.
I'm Romanian and I would have also thought that those two people are Romanians. There are so many Romanians who look like them.ReplyDelete
I think some of marnia's comments are relative in this case but to me this still seems like these composites are not very close to the averaged Irish face.ReplyDelete
which people formed the composites
Irish? Interesting.ReplyDelete
I am somehow fooled by a "red hair" stereotype of Irish people. Hehe.
I forgot if I picked Italy or Spain, because I thought, specially the male looks "Southern" to me.
The female is undefinable to me. She looks European through. LOL
One thought about averaging.ReplyDelete
I wonder if some populations have more variation from the average than others, and if a composite is confusing in a population with high variation because few people are at the mean.
Irish? Interesting.ReplyDelete
I am somehow fooled by a "red hair" stereotype of Irish people. Hehe.
I forgot if I picked Italy or Spain, because I thought, specially the male looks "Southern" to me.
The female is undefinable to me. She looks European through. LOL
If the pictures belonged to real individuals, they could easily be South European (northern parts of the Balkans somewhat resemble Central Europe in looks BTW), Turk, Caucasian, Jew or even northern Arab or Iranian. But as they are composites thus averages, that is a low probability IMO.
I voted Scottish. Well, I am only slightly wrong. ;pReplyDelete
BTW, the complexion difference between the male and female composites is easily explained by the scientifically established fact that males are darker than females on average in humans.ReplyDelete
I didn't want to reveal my preference before now, as I'm from Ireland and I voted Irish - to bias the results. The only other country I would have suggested was Scotland - though the hair is spikier there and lighter on average.ReplyDelete
Some of the give aways are as Marnie stated, but the male eyes and thick eyebrows, along with both having short mouths and thin lips, and strong chins are all classically Irish.
Have a look at the wiki page for red hair. Although about 40% of the Scots and Irish carry the recessive trait for red hair, it is expressed only about 10% of the time. It is very common to have both red and brown hair run together in the same families. Brown haired carriers tend to freckle easily. Their hair is often a deep brown with a red undertone.
Sean Keane, the fiddle player of the Chieftains, has a very classic Irish or Scottish red haired look.
There's a nice BBC series "The History of Scotland," hosted by the archaeologist Neil Oliver, that sheds some light on the genetic picture of Scotland. Someone has been nice enough to upload the entire thing onto Youtube. In my experience, the Scottish descendants of the Vikings are more often blond haired and have different features than other Scots.
I was wondering where you where!
"The only other country I would have suggested was Scotland - though the hair is spikier there and lighter on average."
"male eyes and thick eyebrows, along with both having short mouths and thin lips"
Yeah, must be the thick haired version of the trichohyalin gene.
I'd agree lighter on average, but if you where to look carefully, using surnames and regional differences, you'd come up with something approximating dark/red haired Scots and blond/light brown haired Nordic looking Scots.
I'll leave it at that. For anyone interested, the "History of Scotland" BBC special I mentioned goes a long way toward sorting out the different regions of Scotland.
I am very surprised that so few people saw these faces as irish or scottish and more surprised that the most common answer was Romanian. Compare this previous post with composite male Romanian face. HereReplyDelete
The impression of face that is relatively both long and wide, with prominent forehead and long straight nose, low cheek bones, and long straight nose and relatively thin lips seems to be typical across the atlantic area.
Irish at first glance then unsure.I'm happy now. I'm tend to think that Irish men have youthful/boy like proportions?features, so when I saw the photos I automatically thought Irish.I maybe its the forehead eye ratios. I don't know if they're Irish but they remind me of it.ReplyDelete
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The male composite reminded me of John Cusack, who, as I have read afterwards, is fittingly an "Irish American" - albeit, as an American, undoubtedly mixed.ReplyDelete
I think if they eyes had looked light I'd have probably guessed right away, but the dark looking eyes threw me (although my own Irish family are dark haired,some even black haired, with brown or hazel eyes...including myself.) I was thinking northern Spain for the man and really just anywhere in northwestern Europe for the woman. Now I can see it of course; the 'Atlantic' look, the 'Irish' chin!ReplyDelete
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3.9/5 rDev +12.1%
Poured from a bomber into a nonic glass.
A: Slightly hazy, medium golden color with one finger of diminishing off-white foam head. Heavy lacing remains on the glass.
S: Mild grapefruit hops are mostly unaccompanied in the clean smell. A faint bready quality gains footing once the beer warms in the glass a bit.
T: Begins dry, with neutral pale malt and herbaceous hop aromatics of moderate intensity. Acidity is fairly aggressive into the middle; carbonic. Malt becomes more bready as acidity recedes, with aromatic hops gaining their second wind in the form of a dynamic floral display. Bitterness in the finish is moderate intensity and long-lasting in duration. It packs a late punch thanks to the endearing floral qualities, making a case for memorability.
M: Thin to medium viscosity, moist and balanced on the palate, with moderate carbonation.
D/O: This beer is everything that the label advertised, presenting a respectable pale ale with just enough interesting hop character to warrant the wet hop pedigree. It is the late hop flavors that shine brightest here, presenting some of the most honest floral qualities recently encountered. It also has some house Bridgeport flavor in it that reminds of earlier times when Bridgeport IPA was the only IPA available worth drinking.
12-02-2011 22:21:54 | More by beagle75
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2.5/5 rDev -28.2%
01-19-2012 22:29:46 | More by HoptimusPrimal00
4.78/5 rDev +37.4%
I really love this brewery but they can make some bad beers just like every other brewery. It is not a knock on them.
This beer has a very good beer. It has a very golden amber look to the beer.
Smell the hops. I really love this smell
Taste and mouthful is awesome. It is not over bearing like every other IPA or Pale ale out there. This is very balance.
Overall I have to say this is a beer I would love to drink 4 pints. That's my rule if the beer is good. Check this one out! Cheers!
10-24-2011 23:28:56 | More by chicagobill13
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
Thin whitish head, hazy light amber.
Nose is subtle, some apple, nutty hops.
Hops at the front, then a wash of nut, then leaves at the finish. Neat, not super bitter. I guess this is 'dripping-wet-hop'! A bit steely, but in a hoppy way.
Feel is pretty smooth, slightly frothy.
It's a pretty good IPA-- I can't say I've had anything hopped this fresh.
01-21-2012 01:28:09 | More by zaphodchak
3.6/5 rDev +3.4%
A: Golden hue with a huge, frothy head that has great retention and wonderful lacing
S: A bit subdued but pleasant lemon and grapefruit from the hops mingling nicely with a grainy malt bill; I wish it was more pronounced but this smells pretty good
T: A surprising pungent bitterness and even boozy elements but then the slightly sweet malts and citrus flavors balance things out and in the end it finishes well
F: Fairly sticky and oily medium body
O: A decent hoppy brew that comes close to real good thing but in the end is just a nice beer
01-18-2012 01:22:13 | More by dbossman
3.1/5 rDev -10.9%
I just bought this bottle so I hope it's a 2011 because there is not a date on the label.
Poured into a tulip glass. Cloudy orange color with a half-finger of head, short retention but good lacing.
It has a musty smell, not very appealing. It has the faintest lemon smell.
The taste is nice and clean. Moderately bitter and hoppy throughout. No other real flavors coming through. It's nice all the same.
Crisp texture. Moderate carbonation and medium bodied.
A straight up IPA. The smell was off, hopefully it's not widespread.
02-18-2012 23:51:32 | More by Fatehunter
3.28/5 rDev -5.7%
Pours honey colored with 3+ fingers of fluffy of cream colored head. Great head retention & lacing
S: Grassy & piney, bready
T: Piney & lemony hop notes along with a touch of breadyness up front. A touch of grainyness & then grapefruit as this warms, thins out as this warms. Finishes with lemony hops & grainyness
MF: Medium bodied, creamy, body thins out a bit as it warms, alright balance
An alright IPA/Hop Harvest Ale. Wish I would've tried this a few weeks earlier when I bought , got buried by newer beers. Would try again if I could find this Mid-Fall as opposed to late Fall. Easy to drink all things considered
12-20-2011 01:33:44 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
02-10-2013 23:07:18 | More by fivetime
3.25/5 rDev -6.6%
12-27-2012 21:35:21 | More by DerekCarruth
3.75/5 rDev +7.8%
06-06-2012 22:58:40 | More by Hopmodium
3.23/5 rDev -7.2%
22 oz bottle pours a hazed honey color with an ample cap of white head. Nice bubbly sheen and swiss-cheese lace.
Hops are almost exclusively citric, not much pine, floral or tropical here. Alcohol is a bit fusel smelling and the malts are light and honey accented. It does not smell good, smells like the ABV is 11% or so...why does it reek of rocket fuel?
Taste is much better than the aroma. A nice spectrum of fruity-citric flavoring hops to a fair amount of bittering hops is the most notable aspect. Malts stay light and biscuity. The fusel ABV in the nose is tempered greatly on the palate. The yeast seems to throw off some light fruits akin to kiwis and strawberries. Mouthfeel is fine, middle of the road. Not near as bad as I feared after smelling it. Whats up with that? I am not sure I have come across too many beers that smell as bad as this one but taste just fine. Not bad for $4...Dare I say I might buy it again?? Es possible...
01-29-2012 03:31:07 | More by twiggamortis420
3.75/5 rDev +7.8%
05-08-2012 00:42:32 | More by Pugs78
3.15/5 rDev -9.5%
1 pt 6 fl oz bottle served in a snifter, reviewed live:
(Note: I got this bottle at a heavily discounted price, and I assume the reason is this bottle is none too fresh. I can't tell how old it is though as there's not a bottled on or drink by date).
A - Pours a cloudy orange color with 2 fingers of off white, decently creamy head. Retention is poor, though the head leaves a good bit of lacing.
S - Orange, lemon grass, a fair dose of caramel and crystal malts, candy, and an odd dose of cream. It's surprisingly mild, but seems well balanced.
T - The hops dominate, as expected, and are just a bit overbearing. The crystal malt isn't as strong as the nose predicted, throwing the balance off. Lemon, orange, and tropical fruit notes throughout, though they're subdued. Standard fare, I'd say.
M - Light bodied and a bit watery. It's carbonated well, though.
D - It's a pretty standard IPA, though I think my bottle is suffering from freshness issues (and will not be reflected in the review).
02-15-2012 22:17:16 | More by blakelive784
3.03/5 rDev -12.9%
Chill hazed amber colored ale with a small white colored head.
Smells herbal with a strong green hop smell. Fruity apple smell. English style hops possibly Kent.
Starts out dry and fruity with a cherries and pears taste. Very dry and herbal, not much sweetness here. Woody and bitter without any citrus flavors.
Mouthfeel is average.
Overall an OK beer but I have had better.
12-17-2011 02:14:15 | More by Zorro
3.88/5 rDev +11.5%
Poured in to a belgian tulip glass - hazy golden color - a hint of hop green?
Lacing is straight down the glass post sip.
Wow - a huge perfume hit on the nose - fresh floral hop cone - not sure of the variety, but it is Bridgeport through and through. So floral, perfumey....fresh cut grass.
Nice, hashly hopped entry. Tea, honey, grass, grapefruit - so complex. Flavor is not overly pleasing to me, but I love the complexity of flavor and the craft of this fresh hop ale.
Lip smacking dry finish. Like sucking on a hop crusted lemon.
An ode to a unique varietal hop - and so well done on that. This is not IPA - it is fresh hop ale! We need a new category folks - fresh (wet) hop ales are not IPA!
12-11-2011 04:06:35 | More by sweethome
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
08-05-2013 15:14:29 | More by Hopheadjeffery
1.78/5 rDev -48.9%
22 oz from the N.Salem Freddys. $5.25
typical orange coloured IPA,slightly hazy..large thick creamy white heid
Strange chemical/alc aromas..candied sugar and some spice..strange and not good
Taste is also bad..semi sour sweet barely any hop..this is awful
Mouthfeel i suppose is OK but this is disasterous
Terrible terrible stuff from Bridgeport.
I hope this was a bad bottle but it really didnt seems so..just an awful beer
10-19-2011 03:28:33 | More by Reidrover
4.08/5 rDev +17.2%
22oz bottle poured in Dogfish Head tulip pint.
A- Poured 1 finger head that stuck around for a while leaving very little lacing. Body is hazy orange.
S- Smell is very nice. Interesting hop profile here. BIG citrusy hops and I am getting a big sweet lemon smell. My first though was lemonheads. Like it a lot.
T- Big bitter citrus hops. Tons of lemon here. Nice sweet malt balances this somewhat, but this is a hop forward beer. Nice.
M- Mouthfeel has a nice medium body. Carbonation creates a nice creamy mouthfeel.
O- I am surprised how much I like this beer. Bridgeport did a really nice job with this one. I am glad I got to try it. I realize this is a fresh hop beer and it is not exactly fresh now, but it has held up really nice. I will seek this out next fall for sure.
02-21-2012 04:19:51 | More by bstave
3.15/5 rDev -9.5%
The harvest is upon us! "From field to Brew in one hour"
22 bomber poured into a pint glass
A-Pretty, very light, semi clouded. Orange golden, well carbonated. Welcoming frothy one finger head. Carbonation delightfully visible through the cloudiness.
S- Smells of green fresh oily hop flowers. Tiny bit of lemon citrus coming through
T- Not much of a finish here.
M- Flat. Flatter than I would have ever expected with the pour that I witnessed. Bit of oiliness.
O- I had bigger expectations from this brew (maybe because I *wanted* to??). I feel Bridgeport has been rather conservative with their brews lately. It is what it is I suppose. Id pass on this bottle.
09-28-2011 02:36:48 | More by coastiefish
3.53/5 rDev +1.4%
22oz bottle poured into a Pint glass.
A - Pours a nice cloudy, medium orange with a one finger light tan head. Fades down a bit and leaves good lacing on the glass.
S - Mild citrus, malts, and some wheat.
T - An interesting earthy citrus with some pine in the background.
D - Good carbonation and average body.
O - Interesting flavors, not sure how to place it or how I really feel about it.
09-20-2011 03:01:18 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.75/5 rDev +7.8%
10-21-2012 20:53:40 | More by NeutroMan
2/5 rDev -42.5%
11-12-2012 03:21:47 | More by bghozali
3.25/5 rDev -6.6%
07-06-2013 04:19:42 | More by Zbeetleman
3.9/5 rDev +12.1%
Good carbonation, small head, very floral and citrus. Some nutty undertones to me, but thinking back I may have been eating some nuts when I drank the beer. I really need to work on not eating foods that don't compliment the beer. I think just like wine you need to know what beers go with what foods and I haven't spent the time I need to learn this trick, thank goodness for BA. I love IPAs and I think Bridgeport is the best Pacific Northwest Brewer when it comes to an Ale.
06-02-2012 19:59:08 | More by BaileysBrews
3.68/5 rDev +5.7%
A-Clouded, slightly rusty orange color. Decent head, mild lacing.
S-Smell is a little weak compared to my expectations, but I can smell the fresh hops.
T-I would have liked a bigger finish -- something that kicks -- this is pretty mild and dissipates quickly.
M-Not bad, sort of like a lot of random beers I've tried on tap in different places. Nothing outstanding, but not bad by any means.
Overall: I agree with the previous reviewers that said it doesn't really seem like an imperial IPA, but my bottle wasn't weird or chemically -- just tasted like a basic IPA.
10-23-2011 02:01:12 | More by ellswrth
Hop Harvest Ale (2011) from BridgePort Brewing Co. / Brewpub
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Princeton, KY (Caldwell County) - The Kentucky State Police investigated a single-vehicle, injury collision that occurred on Hopkinsville Road (KY 91), approximately two miles south of Princeton, on Sunday, April 27, 2014, at 6:00 p.m.
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George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic Birthday Funkathon at Yoshi's
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This was my 3rd time seeing The Grand Master of Funk. The first 2 were in big arenas. He brought the party to Yoshi's! The sound was great, but the stage was TO TO small for the whole band.
There were some low moments: George Jr. did a down and dirty rap that had the crowd walking out. It was disgusting and rude, I had to walk away. Worse than him though was the Masters grandson! The dude had NO flow.
A lot of people took bathroom breaks at that point,and I saw a lot of poeple sitting at the bar out side. The momntum was almost lost ,but they managed to bring it back for the final couple of tunes.
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It was an awesome show w/a beautiful venue to showcase all the p-funk that is George Clinton & his crew. Yes, he is missing his trademark rainbow dreads & he doesn't have much of a voice left, but the mothership band he captains holds him up....continued
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We had a FANTASTIC time. Great dance music and a wild show!
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Think of George Clinton and you'll likely conjure an image of a crazy black man with rainbow dreads and garb befitting a galactic shaman literally barking at phat bottomed girls with a sub-atomic "WOOF!" This lovable nutcase is the legendary and internationally renowned grandfather of funk and the founder of the Parliament-Funkadelic MOB, taking the sonic innovations of James Brown and Sly Stone to both outer space AND Neptune while selling millions of records and concert tickets in the process. Quiet as its kept, however, George Clinton's initial approach to the ladies was crooning (when he wasn't cutting hair) as the leader of a standup vocal group he formed in `55 called The Parliaments, emulating the doo wop and love songs that were popular when he was in diapers (well…he STILL wears those on occasion).
What is there left for the North Cackalackee-born grandfather of funk to do after five decades of rockin' steady on the one? He can dip back to an era of sweet street corner soul that was his initial inspiration, take some folks back into time while blowing their minds.
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The haves and the have-nots come face-to-face in the Broadway hit Good People. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole), this Tony-nominated dramatic comedy finds struggling single mother Margie Walsh laid off from her job at the dollar store and left with the reality that her South Boston neighborhood is providing the same level of opportunity it always has: none. It's the kind of place where, for many people, this month's paycheck covers last month's bills. Facing eviction, Maggie's forced to turn to an old high school flame for help. But he's now a successful physician living in the suburbs ... and Margie is way out of her element. With his signature humorous glow, David Lindsay-Abaire explores the struggles, shifting loyalties and unshakable hope that come with having next to nothing in America. Learn More
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Had dinner after the show at Pete's Cafe and Bar -- great food within walking distance of the theater. Next door to Baco Mercat, where we could not get a reservation when we called 5 days before.Non-Stop Sounds dining • Jul 21 2014 star this tip starred
The theatre was warm. U will not need a sweater. Parking across the street is $8.00.Bright Light City info • Jun 17 2014 star this tip starred
The play runs 90 minutes with no intermission and is recommended for audiences age 15 and older.


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Still waiting on the prototype case from Hammond ...
Just an update because I know many of you have been patiently waiting for the DoodleBug:
1. We had an issue with the production PCB's. It took us awhile to determine a fix and get that negotiated with Imagineering. They've fixed them and are shipping them back to me, but I don't have them in hand yet - probably next week sometime.
2. Meanwhile, I received the custom case sample from Hammond this week and carried it over to my anodizer. I picked it up this morning, anodized in RED. However, I then delivered it to the laser-etcher who will have it until probably Thursday.
After that - or in-between - I'll build another using the production PCB and parts, see how it fits the case, then give Hammond the go-ahead to start production.
I'll post some pics of the production sample when I get it built.
I'm sorry that this is taking so long, but these things don't happen overnight. Anyway, just thought I'd let you know that a lot of things continue to go on behind the scenes.
Further update:
I again apologize for this, it seems we've got teething problems all along with the DoodleBug - but nothing related to Avro's circuit or performance.
The first results from the laser-etcher were not acceptable, so I took it back for another round after revising the graphics. The graphics were not really causing the problem, but they may have been exacerbating it. Anyway - not to bore you with the details - but the reports tonight are good and I will pick up the prototype case again from the laser-etcher tomorrow. Assuming that everything is fine, I'll turn on Hammond to do the production run of the cases.
Meanwhile, I'll get the website built and then we should be good to go. Thanks for your patience, everyone!
The laser-etching on the production cases will differ slightly, but this will give you a good idea of what it will look like:
Hammond will be given the go-ahead on the production cases Monday.
Looks good! Can't wait to put mine into one of those cases.
Want. Where can I throw money at it?
Looking good!
I'm sure it will be worth the wait. :D
Very nice Tomb
What, no blue?


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Extended tune available from iTunes (and Amazon soon)
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'Cos a moustache adds a little bit of class
Oh Baby
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Looks so sharp avert your gazes
Think your beard is so flash?
You cannot handle this tash!
My moustache was%uFEFF cut by lasers
Looks so sharp avert your gazes
Ladies want to touch it daily
I let them 'cause...
I like ladies.
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This is Fucking Sweet!
Pretty good
See title
Moustaches are gods gift to men.
Funny, and great video! Enjoyable song and nice artwork :)
What about beards though??
I'm convinced!
A mustache I will have.