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The Effects of Occupational Licensing on Complaints Against Real Estate Agents
AbstractDoes licensing increase the quality of services? This is a major unresolved question in the economic analysis of occupational licensing. This paper provides the first empirical evidence on the simultaneous relationship between anticompetitive effects and minimal quality standards. Using data on real estate agents, we find that restrictions on entry improve the quality of services (by lowering complaints), but, at the same time, there appear to be significant anticompetitive side-effects.
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Volume (Year): 3 (1988)
Issue (Month): 2 ()
Pages: 1-9
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- Peter F. Colwell & David W. Marshall, 1986. "Market Share in the Real Estate Brokerage Industry," Real Estate Economics, American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, vol. 14(4), pages 583-599.
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Robin Hull
August 16, 1974
|Sport country
|1992–2008, 2011–2012, 2013–
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Robin Hull (born 16 August 1974 in Espoo, Finland) is a Finnish professional snooker player. For some time he was the sole Nordic player on the game's main tour. Hull was born and raised in Finland, to a Finnish mother and English father.[3]
He qualified for the World Championship in 2002, knocking out Steve Davis in the final qualifying round. In the first round proper, he lost 6–10 to Graeme Dott. He has twice reached ranking event quarter-finals, the 2003 Welsh Open[4] and the 2006 Malta Cup.
Hull is a solid break-builder and has compiled 115 competitive centuries during his career: as of 23 October 2011, this is the 3rd highest amount for a player who has never featured in the elite top 16, behind Andy Hicks (134) and Dominic Dale (117).[5] However, he once missed the final black during a 147 attempt.[6]
A potentially-fatal viral infection kept him out of much of the 2003/2004 season. He was forced to pull out of qualifying for the 2007 World Championship, due to an irregular heartbeat thought to be linked to his past illness.[7] After a similar problem in 2008, he decided to retire from professional competition.[8]
Hull returned to competition in 2011, taking part in the Q School tournaments as he attempted to qualify for the 2011/2012 main tour. He qualified for the main tour as one of the semi-finalists from the first Q School event.[9] He only played in a handful of events during the season with his best run coming in qualifying for the UK Championship in November where he beat Lucky Vatnani and Yu Delu, before losing to Peter Lines 4–6.[10] Hull did not enter another tournament after this and finished the season ranked world number 84, outside of the top 64 who retain their places for the 2012/2013 season and therefore did not retain his spot on the main tour.[11] In the 2012/2013 season Hull entered qualifying for the World Championship as an amateur, where he lost in the first round of preliminary qualifying 2–5 to Paul Wykes, despite making a 137 break during the match.[12][13]
Hull regained his main tour place for the 2013/2014 season by winning the EBSA European Snooker Championships in Zielona Góra, Poland, beating Welshman Gareth Allen 7–2 in the final, finishing the match with two consecutive centuries.[14] He qualified for the 2013 International Championship by beating Liu Chuang 6–2, although he had to withdraw from the venue stages in China, and came close to beating the reigning world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan in the last 64 of the minor-ranking Kay Suzanne Memorial Cup, losing 4–3 after leading 3–1. However, Hull failed to win any other match at the rest of the tournaments, and due to financial reasons skipped most of the second part of the season until the World Championship, where he delivered his best performances in years.[15] He scored an impressive 10–3 win against Tony Drago in the first round, followed by a 10–6 defeat of Tian Pengfei, and a 10–4 win from 3–0 behind against Ian Burns in round three, to set up a final round match against Peter Ebdon, which Hull won 10–8 to reach the Crucible for the second time in his career.[15][16] Hull played O'Sullivan in the last 32 and lost 10–4, despite making a century in one of the frames.[17]
Tournament wins[edit]
- IBSF World Under-21 Championship – 1992
- EBSA European Championship – 1997, 2013
- ^ "Robin Hull". CueTracker - Snooker Database. Retrieved 24 April 2014.
- ^ "Centuries". Pro Snooker Blog. Retrieved 18 May 2014.
- ^ "Snooker: Contenders wait on O'Sullivan's shoulder" (The Independent)
- ^ "Snooker: Hull conquers Higgins" (The Independent)
- ^ "Chris Turner's Snooker Archive – Snooker's Top Century Makers". 23 October 2011. Archived from the original on 10 February 2013. Retrieved 6 January 2012.
- ^ European Billiards & Snooker Association Player Profile: Robin Hull[dead link]
- ^ World Snooker News: Hull withdraws from Prestatyn qualifiers
- ^ BBC Sport: Ailing Hull quits snooker circuit
- ^ "Hull Back On Pro Tour". worldsnooker.com. World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association.
- ^ "Robin Hull 2011/2012". Snooker.org. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
- ^ "Official World Ranking List for the 2012/2013 Season". Retrieved 24 May 2012.
- ^ "Robin Hull 2012/2013". Snooker.org. Retrieved 5 April 2013.
- ^ "Betfair World Championship Pre-Qualifiers". World Snooker. Retrieved 5 April 2013.
- ^ "European Snooker Championships Men – Zielona Góra/Poland 2013 – knockout results". European Billiards and Snooker Association. Retrieved 6 June 2013.
- ^ a b "Robin Hull 2013/2014". Snooker.org. Retrieved 6 May 2014.
- ^ "World Snooker Championship: Peter Ebdon fails to reach Crucible". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 May 2014.
- ^ "World Snooker Championship: Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Hull". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 May 2014.
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I'm sure that there isn't too much behind this rumor, but I think that it's interesting enough for it's own thread. Pete D is said to be after Klay Thompson:
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This is a tea I'd wanted to try for a while, and I was lucky enough to get a sample from Nicole_Martin at the NYC meetup on Friday. The tea is very delicate, but what flavor there is is really lovely. It's a bit sweet, faintly creamy, and nutty. There's not much in the way of vegetal notes. This could be a good green for people who don't generally enjoy green teas, I think, since it's so gentle. I'd like to get my hands on some more of this – when I do, I think I'll try brewing with a significantly higher leaf/water ratio (this time I used about 1.5 tsp/8 oz. water) since I'd like to see the flavors pop just a little bit more.
Waybacklogging here… I had a tin of this last fall/winter. This stuff is pretty good, especially for the price. It doesn't taste at all like pumpkin, but it is a nice spiced rooibos. The rooibos itself is on the gentler side, without that awful pipe tobacco flavor it sometimes has.
I love genmaicha. It's one of my favorite kinds of tea – it may even be my favorite. Cheap bagged genmaicha from the grocery store, fancy loose genmaicha mixed with matcha – I love it all. I have peasant tastes, what can I say?
I also like teas with lots of roastiness, so this blend seemed right up my alley. It certainly delivers on the roasted front, but I find it's strong on the hojicha and weak on the rice. Plus there's something about the flavor of hojicha that I find slightly off. I'm not sure how to describe it, and I can't think of anything it compares to. It's not the roasty quality per se, but I think it must be some kind of consequence of the roasting process. I've noticed it here and in Den's hojicha, so I don't think it's staleness or anything like that. It's not an awful flavor, but I could do without it.
I definitely prefer classic genmaicha – I love the contrast between roasted rice and vegetal green teas, and the hojicha's weak on the vegetal notes and strong on the unidentifiable weird notes. This isn't bad, though, and I am enjoying my cup.
I tried a five-minute steep today, and, unsurprisingly, this tea is much bolder than it was last time I drank it. The Ceylon's even more pronounced, I think – I'm getting even more fruitiness, which I'm enjoying quite a bit. I am getting the faintest hint of leather, but I'm pleased to say it's not strong enough to detract from my enjoyment.
This is a really lovely green – seaweedy and vegetal, but delicately so. I'm never good at identifying just what sorts of vegetal notes I taste in green teas, but if I had to take a stab at it here I'd go with edamame. Now that the tea has cooled a bit, I'm also picking up on the lemon Fuzzy_Peachkin mentioned in her review. I've never tasted a straight tea with such a pronounced citrus note. There's some astringency and bitterness, but nothing that detracts from the experience. This is definitely a tea I'd be interested in restocking – I hope Bellocq keeps carrying it!
ETA: Not so impressed by the second steep, which is too bad given how pricey this tea is.
My mom helped me finish off my sample pack of this last night. She thought it tasted like liquid Grape Nuts, and I think she nailed it (for me, at least). Maybe Grape Nuts with a light dusting of cocoa powder. I'm still glad I got to try this one, but a second tasting confirms that it's just not really my thing.
This smells super maple-y and wonderful, both dry and while steeping. The flavor's pretty impressive too – the maple is assertive without becoming overwhelming, and it's quite natural. I did let it steep for around five minutes, which resulted in a very strong, dark, malty base. There's a bit of bitterness to it, but to me this is a nice foil for the sweetness of the maple. I'm really enjoying this – thanks so much for letting me try it out, Fuzzy_Peachkin!
This is intensely grassy and woodsy, but surprisingly light at the same time. No snickerdoodles here – I wish! – but I am picking up on the pine notes. This reminds me of some Darjeelings – the driest, grassiest, most herbal kinds. Those are not my favorites, and this isn't either. Still, it's my first yabao, and I'm glad to have been able to try it. It's unusual, for sure. Thanks (very belatedly) for this sample, moraiwe!
Another sample from Teamore. I like this one better than the Thurbo, although they're not entirely dissimilar. I'm getting lots of grassiness and a fair bit of astringency from this one as well, but here these notes are brighter and crisper and juicier than they were in the Thurbo.
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By BINOY KAMPMARK | CounterPunch | July 2, 2010
'I was the child of the survivors of the Holocaust.' With that, Roz Rothstein of the activist group Stand With Us that hopes to transform the image of Israel on US campuses sets the moral authority before a small audience at an office on Howard Street, San Francisco. One can, she explains, disagree with Israel, but there are 'limits' to such doubting behavior. Exceeding those limits constitutes the gravest sort of anti-Semitism. As people devour the food and drink put on by the associates of Blumberg Capital, serious politics is being discussed. 'We are being demonized,' she insists. Whether she means Israel, Jews or Jews in the US is hard to tell. Presumably, no true distinction is intended.
The gathering teams with Republicans, many of them competing with each other for various posts in upcoming elections. Candidates who are going to be competing for House positions are also there including John Dennis who hopes to undermine Nancy Pelosi. The room smells of political hustling and over-eager libidos.
All are, however, there for one reason: defending Israel. Israel is besieged, the David in a sea of overly keen Goliaths. A good deal of agitprop is necessary to convince the audience, and perhaps the speakers, of this bizarre scenario. Pro-Palestinian groups are swarming across American campuses attacking Jews and pro-Israeli students alike. The UN is 'obsessed' with Israel and prefers, we are told, not to look at the stain of character on other states. One must be on the look out for the 'Three Ds' suggested by Natan Sharansky. (The speakers intone this in irritating fashion – we are in a kindergarten of ideological instruction. Remember 'demonization', 'double standards' and 'delegitimization', for one.)
The language merchants are busy attempting to find the right good to sell. 'We must be out there to counter our enemies.' Evidently, the Gaza dead, with their galvanic properties must be astonishingly good at public relations – they are, it would seem, the ignoble savages who dare speak from their status as the deceased.
The campaign being waged is yet another indication of how the Israeli lobby, so peevishly dismissed by Israeli supporters as non-existent, arises with effective force when fear is packaged and retailed in this faux salon manner. These are the first people who would insist that such a thing is anathema, only to then gather their forces and funds to effectively provide assistance to a foreign power. Young, well-groomed men listening intently will be doing service at some point with the Israeli Army, a problematic situation given mixed allegiances. The framers of the US constitution would have had something to say about that.
What is most striking in this display is the rehearsed language of doom. (We are 'besieged', a 'well planned tsunami' is being put into place, argues Rothstein.) The Palestinians do not exist except in the negative, a dark eminence with Satanic overtones. Hamas, a body once supported by Israel for Machiavellian purposes, is not a force that can or should be dealt with other than through force. Beware their Charter.
It all comes down to 'information'. 'They do not know the information,' explains Dr. Michael Harris, who was a founder of San Francisco Voice for Israel before it became the San Francisco chapter for Stand With Us. So, with this in mind, a packet is distributed, bulging with fascinating 'facts' rendered on glossy paper. How far it will go is not something these agitprop peddlers make clear.
A brief summary of what is on show then. A booklet entitled 'Middle East: Apartheid Today' is designed to focus on Arab and Muslim prejudice (murderous 'gender apartheid' is practiced amongst the Palestinians). 'We don't do apartheid in the Holy Land'. South African apartheid is also singled out as spectacular, singular and totally different from Israeli policies. And besides, many want to leave Islam – they want to assimilate, to become like 'us'.
There are pictures of hanged men from Iran reproduced in distributed booklets showing homosexuality to be a capital offence in that benighted part of the world. (Would Orthodox Jews disagree with such treatment, one wonders.) In short, the apartheid fiends, the promoters of segregation, sexually motivated crimes, honor killings and institutionalized racism, lie outside Israel's sacred, threatened borders. Instead, focus is directed on such things as 'Israel's gift to the world' on a card that speaks about its 'Intel laptops' and 'mobile phone technology' amongst other things.
On the coattails of doom is that of self-praise. No one would hate us if they knew how humanitarian we really were. An example is adduced: the hospital in Haiti, emphasized in the publication 'Israeli Heroes in Haiti'. This gesture, it seems, rinses guilt and cheers the consciences. Far better to build hospitals in Haiti than Gaza, where a humanitarian crisis is all too real. The mantras are almost hypnotic, and said with repeated, mechanical hollowness: 'We are the glowing light in the Middle East'. This is the Winthrop covenant of the Holy Land, Americans who have confused Israel with the 'light on the hill' and a puritan assertion of exceptionality, and would prefer to be there than in San Francisco. (Dare one ask?)
The questions posed by the anesthetized audience are variously comical and absurd in their businesslike approach. A political candidate for the twelfth district in San Francisco suggests a screenwriter for an appropriate film to display Israel on American campuses in a good light. Another suggests 'feel good' images that re-enforce notions of the genteel Jew. 'Cuddly, yes, cuddly and warm.' Things are getting rather slippery here, and the hold on reality, if it was ever there, is now being lost. Another suggests that Israel is 'the canary in the coal mine.' An announcement of thanks is made to the speakers: an anonymous donor has just penned a cheque for an undisclosed sum running into the thousands. Money for jam. This place, presumably a refuge from the coalmine, is an asylum of unreality. And one is simply happy to leave it.
Binoy Kampmark was a Commonwealth Scholar at Selwyn College, Cambridge. He lectures at RMIT University, Melbourne and is currently in San Francisco. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Deprivation, Dispossession, Destruction. These are the three D's of the light unto all nations. If you're not legitimate in the first place, well, the delegitimization talk rings quite hollow. Israel is fighting a losing battle, both on the ground and in the PR realm. They have no shame, obviously, though will continue shrieking about the holocaust just for dramatic effect. Seen any good holocaust movies lately?
Comment by Alyosha | July 3, 2010 | Reply
Always playing the victim. Child of the holocaust? There are no many of them. Exactly how many Jews did Hitler kill anyway given the number of 'survivors'? they never seem to go away nor their shakedown racket nor their plundering of the countries they live in aka Goldman Sachs.
Comment by mike | July 3, 2010 | Reply
Given the numbers of Jews supposedly killed in the holocaust its surprising the Germans ever found the time to fight a war for six years.
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I had to 'pre' ANTI SEMITE this post, so that the zionist jew son's of bitch's out there won't bombard you with inane shit about how jews are victims and us GOYIM are swine to be slaughtered by them for sport..
anyway, enjoy the show, and remember; "It's not LOUSY unless it's NANCY PE LOUSY!!!"
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06/23/2014 22:40
Peres is right. Politics is dead. Murdered by art in Nablus.
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Peres' erudite talk expressed the hope that peace would come when Israel's neighbors join it in creating a better life for its people through apolitical scientific research and artistic creativity. In his multiple roles in the Israeli government, he was a close-up witness to the dismal failure of all "peace processes" and "road maps" from Oslo to Obama.
His "politics is dead" speech was confirmed the next day as Fatah teamed up with Hamas, branded a terrorist organization by EU, US, Egypt and numerous other countries. While the newly formed government in Ramallah posed for a photo-op, rockets from Gaza were fired into Israel. Fatah's "moderate" mask has been removed to reveal terrorists in suits. All along, Fatah was no different than the militant jihadist Hamas that called for destroying Israel and massacring of all its Jews.
Fatah hoodwinked the world in English into believing it sought peace while in Arabic they called for the annihilation of Israel and celebrated terrorist mass murderers by naming squares, streets and schools after them. In a children's show on Palestinian Authority television, you can view a child proudly reciting a poem calling Jews "the most evil among creations, barbaric monkeys and wretched pigs."
At least they were honest stating in English that they will never accept Israel as the nation state of the Jewish People. They were backed by the emphatic declaration at the 2014 Arab League summit in Kuwait in March: "We express our absolute and decisive rejection to recognizing Israel as a Jewish state."
Hamas always remained up-front, explicitly stating its aims on its English website for all to see: "So-called peaceful solutions and international conferences are in contradiction to the Islamic Resistance Movement." The Hamas charter states that the sole path is the violent destruction of the Zionist state through armed struggle and mass murder: "The Day of Judgment will not come until Muslims fight Jews and kill them."
Forgetting 9/11, US President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry are being joined by EU's modern-day Chamberlains in chanting "peace in our time." They are ignoring their own terrorist designation to embrace the united Hamas-Fatah front's effort to wipe Israel off the map. These misguided Americans and anti-Semitic Europeans chose to ignore that fact that PA's new "technocratic government" is headed by Rami Hamdallah, longtime president of An-Najah University in Nablus, the hotbed of hatred for Israel and America and the center for recruitment of terrorists.
In President Peres' call for peace through joint efforts of Arabs and Jews in science and art he echoed the words appearing on The Peres Center for Peace website proposing that art and creativity can inspire new approaches and create new metaphors to transform attitudes fixed in old patterns of mutual mistrust and prejudice. His hopes are dashed by the use of art by Hamdallah's students to glorify the mass murder of Jews. Instead of creating art to embrace peace, they created an artwork reveling in the death of 15 Israelis including seven children and a pregnant woman, and the maiming of over a hundred others in August 2001.
At Hamdallah's university, a grotesque art exhibition was mounted celebrating the slaughter by a Palestinian Arab suicide bomber of women, men, children and entire families eating pizza in the heart of Jerusalem. A group of An-Najah art students constructed a replica of the Sbarro pizzeria, site of the massacre.
Visitors pushed to see realistically sculpted body parts and pizza slices strewn throughout an environment set for a performance artwork.
Wearing a terrorist's military uniform and black mask, the performance artist entered the mock pizzeria under a sign reading "Kosher Sbarro" and set off a simulated explosion to the cheers of the crowd. Upon entering and leaving, the visitors enthusiastically wiped their feet on Israeli and American flags used as doormats.
Visitors then encountered a mannequin outfitted as a terrorist standing next to a large boulder. A recording placed behind the rock called out in Arabic: "O believer, there is a Jewish man behind me, come and kill him." In another room, two students dressed as suicide bombers, each with the Koran in one hand a Kalashnikov assault rifle in the other, were reenacting the grisly last testaments in front of a video camera that suicide bombers create before carrying out their deadly attacks.
Historian of Islamic art Elisabeth Siddiqui writes in the Arabic journal Al-Madrashah Al-Ula that art is the mirror of a culture and its worldview. She emphasizes that there is no case to which this statement more directly applies than to the art of the Islamic world.
As former professor of art at Columbia University and research fellow at MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, I concur with Siddiqui.
The values of Hamdallah are mirrored in his students' art that praises terrorism and genocide.
Another artistic indictment is the logo design of An-Najah's student council. A green map of Israel and the territories is partly obscured in the background. A black M-16 rifle is superimposed over the upper section of the map with a black flag, attached to the rifle, to the left. To the right, black lettering translates as "Muslim Palestine Bloc." The gun rests on a globe, which in turn rests on the Koran. Encircling the globe and Koran is a red crescent with the inscription: "An-Najah National University."
Green is the color of Islam; the fact that both Israel (and the territories) and the globe are in green signifies the group's desire to Islamize them. The rifle and the flag are symbols of militancy. The Koran, upon which the globe rests, is considered the foundation of the movement. The red crescent symbolizes Islam.
Under Rami Hamdallah's watch, the An-Najah student council has promoted anti-Israel violence and recruits Palestinian Arab college students into terrorist groups. The council, almost completely controlled by factions loyal to Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Fatah, glorifies suicide bombings and propagandizes for jihad against Israel. Hamas itself has described An-Najah as a "greenhouse for martyrs."
The gruesome An-Najah art exhibition, logo symbolizing the elimination of Israel leading to Islam's conquest of the entire world, and the terrorist activism of its student council reveal the values of Hamdallah.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who appointed Rami Hamdallah, assured Secretary of State Kerry that his new technocratic government is committed to the principles of nonviolence and negotiation.
Hamdallah, a PhD-holding head of a university where mass murder is celebrated, is a fitting choice for Abbas, who builds monuments for terrorists and wrote his own PhD thesis denying the Holocaust. Neither are mere technocrats.
Peres is right. Politics is dead. Murdered by art in Nablus.
The author is a member of the Council of the Wolf Foundation. His book The Future of Art in a Postdigital Age: From Hellenistic to Hebraic Consciousness is published by Intellect Books/ University of Chicago Press. He was art professor at Columbia University and research fellow at MIT.
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The bill passed 24-16 in the Senate and 42-33 in the Assembly. In the Senate, three additional votes are needed to pass an override, while in the Assembly an additional 12 are needed for the two-thirds majority required to override.
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"He didn't close the door entirely, but he said he firmly believes that civil rights should not be on the ballot," Gusciora said. "I agree, but I think the worst thing that can happen is the status quo."
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3.6/5 rDev +3.2%
Poured crystal clear brown/orange under a foamy cap of foam. Mild citrus scent of hops over sweet biscuit & honey malts.
Taste is mostly consistent with English bitter, but there is a heightened hop presence. Ends bitter. Not particularly strong, and the citrus is lost on the tongue. I'd like something like this on tap, especially on a nitro pull. Mouthfeel consistent with a bittered ale: light and nicely carbonated.
A step above even a best bitter, but this is not quite comparable to the best British IPAs. Nice.
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Pours the classic English IPA with golden amber body and thick tempting white head.
The aroma is the best thing about this beer fresh cut roses, ground black pepper, hops and malted milk biscuits.
The taste is nice cutting in with malt and joined by hops then unfortunately overwhelmed by a bottled mineral water taste
this makes the mouthfeel seem watery.
It has a nice low carbonation and a decent enough brew but not for me.
01-27-2012 00:25:23 | More by EmperorBevis
3.08/5 rDev -11.7%
The brew is hazy mild copper toned, an off-white smallish head that settles leaving good lacing, some curtains are seen.
The smell is toffee, lemon, lime, grass.
Starting with a soft bread sweetness, some toffee, ripe apples and pears, then a sharp bitter grape-fruit tang.
Medium low carbonation, soft and slightly oily, a rather big body, a coarse dry finish.
An ordinary IPA, on the bitter side.
09-29-2011 16:08:40 | More by rarbring
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3/5 rDev -14%
02-13-2013 01:24:58 | More by cfalovo97
3.98/5 rDev +14%
Yes this is good. It's not outstanding, or world-class, but its solid good beer. I agree with my buddy cervezango when he says that this is not that hoppy for an IPA. But "not that hoppy" for an IPA still means hoppy, crisp, and refreshing. Smells malty and grassy. Feels smooth and clean. The hops are really nice, not overpowering. This beer is good, pick it up at a Marks and Spencer.
07-31-2012 01:40:59 | More by cambabeer
New York
3.43/5 rDev -1.7%
Too-pale amber with rocky piles of white head that rings. Flinty grain and vague hop spice.
Toast and tart apple then Earl Grey tea hops. Caramel pear drop finish and tightening linger.
Medium, chewy, round.
Nice bitter with some decent hops, but not an IPA by any definition I like to use.
08-01-2011 22:11:48 | More by StJamesGate
3.63/5 rDev +4%
looks like watered down coke but and inviting two fingers of head.
smells like bready malt,citrus and hops
watery mouth feel very drinkable, but nice and hoppy not as hoppy as the best ipa's butnice amount. saltine cracker, lemon and granny smith apples.
its pretty refreshing.
not as hard core as and ipa shold be, but worth the buy
05-24-2012 21:48:47 | More by cervezango
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3.68/5 rDev +5.4%
Purchased at the local branch of the Marks & Spencer chain store, this filtered bottled ale is said to be "brewed exclusively for Marks&Spencer". Now that the bottle-conditioned line of ales have all but disappeared from the shelves of this chain, I suspect this filtered product along with several other newly found bottled contract brews (brewed by other breweries, all "exclusively for M&S"), are introduced to compensate for the earlier failed bid to go "real"... Coming in a 500ml slim brown bottle, BB 11/2010, served cool in a straight imperial pint glass.
A: pours a very dark golden hue with glows of blood oranges, coming with an abundant amount of tiny bubbles ascending steadily in the nectar, and a well-lasting, thick layer of off-white froth.
S: light dustiness comes with a semi-thick, sweet theme of pale malts but also balanced by the citric-zesty fruity hops. Clean, and slightly sulphurous after a swirl, which is apparently attributed to the Burton water used to brew Marston's ales, while the fruitiness+grassiness of hops are also underlined as a result. Pretty decent.
T: the clean, mildly spritzy palate of zesty citrusness and earthy hops comes light and pleasant, followed seamlessly by a pronounced backbone of slick, aromatic pale malts along with faint, tolerably stinky, notes of sulphur; as the flavour settles, an undercurrent of medium-plus level of zesty/tannic bitterness takes over, leaving a pretty clean, faintly chewy, finishing touch.
M&D: despite added CO2 (as specified on the back label), the palate is not too fizzy at all; at the same time, the flavour comes quite light, clean-ish, and still decently bitter (as compared with the same brewery's Old Empire IPA), thus refreshingly quaffable. Not bad at all, this ale.
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I just upgraded to Maya 2011 from Maya 8.5. Previously I was able to create render passes by following these steps:
1) create a new render layer, add objects
2) under render layer, go to presets > occlusion
Maya 2011 doesn't seem to have the presets function under render layers. I thought it might be under: Add New Render Pass > Ambient Occlusion, but no success. The image looks the same as the beauty pass. Mental Ray is selected.
Anyone able to get the occlusion pass in Maya 2011? I tried searching online, but everything I came up with seemed to be for older versions of Maya and dealt with adding shaders, etc. If you've seen a tutorial for this in Maya 2011, could you post the link?
Thanks in advance....
I'll reply to my own post:
Right-click the layer, go to attributes, then use the presets button and select occlusion.
This information came from the CGSociety.org forums. My question was answered within half an hour of posting it there, and a few people responded with some different methods. Here my question has languished for days — several views, no replies.
My original subscription with Autodesk (back in the days of 8.5) included a forum that Autodesk tech support personnel actually responded to, usually within a day or two.
My current subscription appears to lack this important feature. And it includes many of the exact same (and therefore outdated) downloadable DVD content from the 8.5 days.
Not wishing to be rude, but I am wondering what exactly I paid for.
Where are the Autodesk technical support personnel?
We apologize for the delay, We handle only Installation & Licensing Issues in this forum, All other Maya Issues are better answered in the following Forum.
Also you can open Support Request in the subscription center for more critical issues, Someone will contact you directly.


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