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Richard Cohen is, supposedly, a liberal columnist for the Washington Post. Never mind that he embraced the Iraq war, belittling those who did not buy the Bush administration's trumped-up case for war as "fools or Frenchmen." Never mind his defense of the Bush administration's outting of Valerie Plame, or his defense of Monica Goodling, or his defense of financial services executives who ran their companies into the ground and the business media that stood idly by while it happened, or his outrage that Stephen Colbert dared make fun of President Bush's low approval ratings at the White House correspondents dinner -- or the fact that he didn't seem to mind Bush's jokes at an earlier dinner about failing to find WMD in Iraq.
Never mind all that. Richard Cohen is the Washington Post's idea of a liberal. And Richard Cohen loves him some torture.
Here, Cohen describes the capture of a hypothetical terrorist:
Now he is in American custody. What will happen? How do we get him to reveal his group's plans and the names of his colleagues? It will be hard. It will, in fact, be harder than it used to be. He can no longer be waterboarded. He knows this. He cannot be deprived of more than a set amount of sleep. He cannot be beaten or thrown up against even a soft wall. He cannot be threatened with shooting or even frightened by the prospect of an electric drill. Nothing really can be threatened against his relatives -- that they will be killed or sexually abused.
"Harder than it used to be"? Only if torture works. If torture doesn't work, it may well be easier than it used to be.
Note, also, Cohen's nonchalant descriptions of torture: The repeated use of the word "even," designed to make the tactics (physically assualting a captive, making her think you're going to drill a damn hole in her head) sound like no big deal. A prohibition on making a captive think you're going to rape and murder his seven year old daughter is turned into "nothing really can be threated against his relatives."
Next, Cohen suggests that torture is little more than what New York Times reporter Judith Miller went through: "Special prosecutors are often themselves like interrogators -- they don't know when to stop. They go on and on because, well, they can go on and on. One of them managed to put Judith Miller of The New York Times in jail -- a wee bit of torture right there."
Yes, that's right: Judith Miller's prison sentance -- during which she had to suffer the indignity of her newspaper arriving a day late, leaving her woefully uninformed for her frequent visits from people like Tom Browkaw and Bob Dole -- was kind of like being waterboarded and having your captors threaten to rape and murder your children.
Back to Cohen:
No one can possibly believe that America is now safer because of the new restrictions on enhanced interrogation and the subsequent appointment of a special prosecutor.
Nonsense. If you think torture doesn't work -- and there is a great deal of evidence that it doesn't -- then of course America is safer for not torturing. We no longer waste time on tactics that don't work. We no longer enrage the world by engaging in barbaric and inhuman torture.
Cohen's claim is absurd on its face. But it is also a striking reminder of one of his darkest moments as a columnist:
Richard Cohen, in a column headlined "A Winning Hand For Powell," declared that Powell's presentation "had to prove to anyone that Iraq not only hasn't accounted for its weapons of mass destruction but without a doubt still retains them. Only a fool -- or possibly a Frenchman -- could conclude otherwise." Cohen was careful to make clear that he based his own conclusion not upon an examination of Powell's arguments and evidence, but on Powell himself: "The clincher ... was the totality of the material and the fact that Powell himself had presented it. In this case, the messenger may have been more important than the message."
Once again, Richard Cohen mistakes his own inability to see through conservative talking points for the truthfulness of those talking points.
Sure, Cohen makes a late assertion of his "abhorrence of torture." But after wading through his spurious claims about torture working, only a fool would believe him.
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Remember that fawning Washington Post profile of National Organization for Marriage executive director Brian Brown? The one that omitted facts that make NOM and Brown look bad, and -- despite running more than 2,000 words -- didn't contain a single quote critical of Brown? Well, I just stumbled across something else Washington Post writer Monica Hesse left out.
Hesse's profile opens by drawing an explicit contrast between Brian Brown and people like Pat Robertson and James Dobson:
The nightmares of gay marriage supporters are the Pat Robertsons of the world. The James Dobsons, the John Hagees -- the people who specialize in whipping crowds into frothy frenzies, who say things like Katrina was caused by the gays.
The gay marriage supporters have not met Brian Brown. They should. He might be more worth knowing about.
The thing about the John Hagees and the Pat Robertsons is that some people consider them "fringe." And when they speechify, the people they're most persuasive with are the ones who already believe them.
But this country is not made up of people in the far wings, right or left. This country is made up of a movable middle, reasonable people looking for reasonable arguments to assure them that their feelings have a rational basis.
Brian Brown speaks to these people.
That set the tone for the profile: Brian Brown isn't like "fringe" activists like Robertson, Hagee, and James Dobson.
A bit later, Hesse makes passing mention of Brown's previous job:
After UCLA he accepted a position with the Family Institute of Connecticut, and worked to prevent the distribution of condoms in schools.
No explanation of what the Family Institute of Connecticut is. Well, guess what? Here's how the Hartford Courant described the group in 2005:
"It now is associated with Focus on the Family, the group headed by the nationally known conservative James Dobson, but the institute's budget of $450,000 comes entirely from individual contributions, Brown said."
Huh. So, Brown's last job was running a group associated with James Dobson's Focus on the Family. Seems like the kind of information that should be included in a profile that portrays Brown as nothing like that nasty James Dobson, doesn't it?
And, given that the profile echoes Brown's argument that he is just interested in preserving the "history" and "tradition" of "the institution of marriage" being "between a man and a woman," doesn't it seem like the Post should have mentioned that Brown opposes even civil unions?
And shouldn't a profile that adopts Brown's portrayal of himself as a friendly guy who doesn't have anything against gay people -- some of his "friends and family" are gay! -- but just wants to limit "marriage" as something between a man and a woman perhaps note that not only does Brown oppose gay marriage, he wants to keep gays out of his church?
Brian Brown, executive director of the Family Institute of Connecticut -- which led a petition drive for the Defense of Marriage Act -- was also among those marching with Wyatt. Brown said the acceptance of homosexuality in the church marked the destruction of the American family and marriage.
"That radical of a departure from Christian tradition ... warrants a march," Brown said as he wheeled his children, Elizabeth, 3, and Brian, 1, in a stroller. [Hartford Courant, 8/20/03]
And shouldn't a profile that emphasizes how reasonable and sane a person is maybe mention that he opposes cohabitation between men and women?
In the view of some, the increase in cohabitation between men and women is eroding the institution of marriage.
"I think the whole idea that you shack up, and this is how you figure out what you're going to do with your life, that isn't conducive to the type of commitment you need for a lifelong stable relationship," said Brian Brown, executive director of the Family Institute of Connecticut. [Hartford Courant, 3/13/03]
And shouldn't an article that describes Brown as someone who "takes nothing personally. He means nothing personal. He is never accusatory or belittling. His arguments are based on his understandings of history, not on messages from God that gays caused Hurricane Katrina" maybe acknowledge that Brown has referred to gay marriage as "the largest battle in the culture wars since Roe v. Wade"? [New York Times, 7/6/03]
At this point, you have to wonder whether Monica Hesse did any actual research at all -- or if she just met Brown, found him pleasant, talked to a couple of his buddies, and dashed off her profile.
I've frequently written that the media should stop giving a platform to people they know have told lies. Here's an example, and another.
It's not an uncommon position. If you know, for example, that Betsy McCaughey has a 15-year record of making false claims about health care, why on earth would you call her for comment about health care? Why would you quote her? Why would you take anything she says seriously? Why would you give her attention, and give her a platform from which to continue to make false claims? Even if you debunk her false claims, you're probably doing a lousy job of it, and you're certainly letting those falsehoods shape the debate. What's the upside? Why is it important that people who have no credibility be part of your coverage?
Now, there are arguments against this shun-the-liars approach. For example, you can argue that some people -- say, Sarah Palin -- are famous enough and have enough fans that their statements are newsworthy, even if their history of untruths should have torpedoed their credibility by now.
But the basic premise that people who lie repeatedly shouldn't be trusted, shouldn't be relied upon for analysis, shouldn't be called for comment, and shouldn't be rewarded with media attention, is quite common, and should be easy to understand.
But, incredibly, Washington Post reporter Perry Bacon appears to be entirely unfamiliar with the concept:
Washington, D.C.: At what point does the media declare somone an unreliable source and stop giving them a platform? I'd think that anyone who continues to spout inaccuracies and/or falsehoods, no matter their political leanings, would be banished at some point. Why do they continue to get platforms on TV and in print to keep giving out bad info?
Perry Bacon Jr.: I don't quite know who you are referring to. I think most writers, myself included, try to note in a story if someone is quoted saying something that is flatly wrong. It's not like falsehoods like the "death panels" thing grow from people declaring it on CNN. It stars on blogs, then gets to talk radio and people believe things before the more traditional media has time to look into the issue.
Forget about the second half of the answer, in which Bacon blames everything on blogs; that's nonsense. It wasn't the blogs or talk radio that invented the falsehood that Al Gore claimed to have discovered Love Canal; it was Perry Bacon's Washington Post colleague Ceci Connolly (who Bacon praised in the same discussion.) Yes, a lot of misinformation starts in the fever swamps and blogs and talk radio and message boards -- and a lot starts at the Washington Post, too. But that isn't at all relevant to the question Bacon was asked.
The question Bacon was asked was very simple: Why does the media continue to give a platform to people who have proven to be unreliable sources? And Bacon doesn't understand the question. It has apparently never crossed his mind that it's one thing to "try to note in a story if someone is quoted saying something that is flatly wrong" -- but the obvious next step is: Stop taking them seriously. Stop quoting them. Stop giving them a platform.
Again: There are reasons you might not agree with that approach. But Bacon isn't disagreeing with it; he appears to be unfamiliar with the concept. That speaks volumes about the elite media: it never occurs to one of the Washington Post's star reporters that maybe he should stop giving attention to liars.
How far out there is right-wing website WorldNetDaily? So far out that most of its fellow conservatives are not only disassociating themselves from it as fast as it can, but are actively figuring out how to boycott it. From an Aug. 31 post by Jon Henke at The Next Right noting WND's embrace of the claim that the federal government is building concentration camps for U.S. political dissidents:
The Birthers are the Birchers of our time, and WorldNetDaily is their pamphlet. The Right has mostly ignored these embarrassing people and organizations, but some people and organizations inexplicably choose to support WND through advertising and email list rental or other collaboration. For instance, I have been told that F.I.R.E (The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education) -- an otherwise respectable group that does important work -- uses the WND email list. They should stop.
No respectable organization should support the kind of fringe idiocy that WND peddles. Those who do are not respectable.
I think it's time to find out what conservative/libertarian organizations support WND through advertising, list rental or other commercial collaboration (email me if you know of any), and boycott any of those organizations that will not renounce any further support for WorldNetDaily.
Ouch. That's gonna leave a mark -- well, it would if Joseph Farah, Jerome Corsi and crew had any sense of shame.
Oh, and one of the organizations that has rented WND's mailing list is ... the Republican National Committee. Here's a screenshot from an RNC email sent out August 27 on the WND list:
After playing a clip of Bill Clinton saying that as a matter of politics as well as policy, Democrats need to pass health care legislation, MSNBC's Norah O'Donnell asked Rep. Anthony Weiner:
Congressman, isn't it your colleagues in the House that are preventing something getting done, that they want all or nothing?
I've made this point before, but this is a ridiculously loaded question that could just as easily be asked of those who oppose, for example, a public plan -- but it never is.
Before I explain the double-standard, it's important to note that O'Donnell's question is simply false. House liberals aren't insisting on "all or nothing"; they have already made huge concessions. In fact, Weiner had said just seconds earlier that what he really wants is to "bypass the insurance companies altogether and have something like Medicare for all Americans."
But just seconds after being reminded that Anthony Weiner has already made concessions, giving up the single-payer plan he really wants, O'Donnell accuses him of stubbornly insisting on "all or nothing."
Now, the double-standard.
If people who want a public plan and won't vote for a bill without it can be described as "preventing something getting done" by insisting on "all or nothing," so can people who don't want a public plan and won't vote for a bill with it.
If two sides are fighting over an element of a bill, and neither will back down, it can't be the case that only one of them is stubbornly insisting on their way or the highway.
Yet only one side in the health care debate is asked questions like this.
Finally, O'Donnell's question suggests that what's important is passing something, anything, rather than making sure it's something worth passing. That suggestion is dubious on both policy and political grounds, and isn't an assumption that should guide O'Donnell's journalism.
Washington Post reporter Perry Bacon reacts to the finding by his paper's ombudsman that about 85 percent of Post articles about health care reform have "focused on political maneuvering or protests":
Washington, DC: Hi Perry,
So even the Post's own ombudsman says that the paper's coverage of health care reform has focused way too much on politics and failed to explain the policy issues to the American people. How are you going to change your own reporting, in light of the ombudsman's conclusions?
Perry Bacon Jr.: I think we've had excellent coverage of the some of the major issues. Ceci Connolly wrote an excellent piece about end of life counseling, Alex Macgillis has wrote several smart pieces about the public option and had a great outlook piece laying out the bills themselves. Joel Achenbach took a smart look at the legislative process to write the bill. Shailagh Murray wrote about some of the medicare reforms. Could we write more? Of course. But I think and Andy agreed, we have to cover the politics as well.
So, confronted with evidence that the Post has focused overwhelmingly on politics rather than policy, and that the public doesn't understand the basics of health care reform, Bacon turns his Ombudsman's finding that the paper hasn't done a good job of explaining the policy into an endorsement of the coverage of politics. Smooth.
The bottom line is that the mass confusion about health care makes a strong prima facie case that every news organization could do a better job of explaining the basic facts. When that case is augmented by data showing that 85 percent of a given outlet's coverage has been about the politics rather than policy, the only reasonable response for an employee of that outlet is "We must do better." Instead, they all too often get defensive, pointing to this article or that. Fine. Let's say every article Bacon referred to was excellent -- a dubious assumption, but let's make it. The fact remains: The Post must do better.
Howard Kurtz writes:
Obama's essential appeal in 2008 was his vow to move beyond red and blue partisanship. But that has disappointed some of the liberal pundits who thought he shared their goals.
Really? To the extent that it's possible to identify Obama's "essential appeal" in 2008, it was probably "change," not "his vow to move beyond red and blue partisanship." Kurtz seems to think people who want change are disappointed because they don't understand what's really important: bipartisanship. That's typical of the way the media elite views the world, as I wrote back in January:
To many journalists, bucking your party -- like "centrism" and bipartisanship -- is a noble goal all by itself. But I suspect most people recognize that these things are means, not ends.
Sure, people want the politicians to stop bickering and get things done. But, more specifically, most people want the politicians to stop bickering and do things they want done. A single mother working two minimum-wage jobs to feed her kids might want politicians to come together in a spirit of bipartisanship -- but she doesn't want them to pass bipartisan legislation lowering the minimum wage; she wants a bipartisan bill raising the minimum wage. If she can't have that, I suspect she'd take a party-line minimum-wage increase, even if it means a decrease in the bonhomie at Washington cocktail parties she'll never attend.
For most people, bipartisan consensus is great -- but it is as a means of accomplishing tangible results, not a goal in and of itself. But many political reporters seem to have an ideological, if not religious, commitment to bipartisanship and centrism. But -- and here's where things get really problematic -- they don't really have any idea of where the "center" is.
Kurtz' line explains why the media is so eager for Democrats to cave on health care reform -- to them, it's more important that there be health care reform that passes with Republican votes (no matter how unlikely that is) than it is for health care reform to actually be good. They care more about "bipartisanship" than about effective solutions to the nation's problems.
Washington and Lee journalism professor Edward Wasserman takes a crack at explaining journalism to Howard Kurtz:
W]hen it came to the ''death panels,'' The Washington Post's influential media reporter, Howard Kurtz, observed: ''For once, mainstream journalists did not retreat to the studied neutrality of quoting dueling antagonists.'' Reporters took the additional step of pointing out, on their own authority, that the proposals don't contain any such provision. To ''he said, she said,'' was added: ''we say.''
Trouble is, it hasn't really mattered. Even though news organizations debunked the claim, 45 percent of respondents to an NBC poll still believe the reforms would indeed allow the federal government to halt treatment to the elderly -- a staggering number.
Why? Maybe because, by Kurtz's count, Palin's ''death panels'' were mentioned 18 times by his own paper, 16 times in The New York Times and at least 154 times on cable and network news (not including daytime news shows.)
Plainly, refuting a falsehood doesn't keep it from doing harm. The solution isn't some cheap fix, first giving end-of-the-world play to some incendiary fantasy and then inserting a line that says the preceding was utter rubbish. The real problem goes to the core of traditional news practices. As Greg Marx noted in a sensible Columbia Journalism Review posting, the solution is ''making a more concerted effort not to disseminate false or dubious claims in the first place.''
As the saying goes, what really matters isn't what people think, it's what they think about: Debunking falsehoods is fine, but the more that news media embrace it as if it's a cure-all, the worse we'll all be. The solution isn't to refute, it's to ignore. End the practice of rewarding the most sensational, the most irresponsible, the most baseless allegations with top-of-the-news billing. The media bury worthwhile news all the time; how about burying the worthless stuff?
Wasserman makes an important point: As bad as the media's handling of misinformation about health care has been, the bigger problem is that they've done a lousy job of telling readers and viewers what is true. By not focusing -- repeatedly and clearly -- on the central facts about health care reform, they guarantee that the falsehoods will be what people think about.
Telling the truth requires more than telling people what the lies are.


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The state of New Jersey continues to pull itself together in some parts in the after math of last year's Super Storm Sandy forcing many to leave their homes. The effects of the storm left a number of people without a home or business and popular sight seeing destinations were reduced to rubble floating in ocean and storm water. This spring Rutgers football is going to pay tribute to the victims of the storm with specially designed uniforms and helmets to be used during the team's annual spring game.
In all, players will wear the names of 90 different towns in the state that were affected by the storm last year. It is a nice little way of keeping the destruction and tearing apart of many communities close to the minds of the program. Sports can often serve as a release and an escape for those going through troubling times. College football is no exception, so it is warm to see a football program embrace their role as the state's college football team reaching out in any small way they can.
The efforts do not cease there though. Rutgers is raising money to donate to Sandy relief efforts, with a new t-shirt with the "R-Strong" label printed on it already raising $148,000 for storm victims.
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Police hunting for masked robbers who attacked pensioner, 80, with ornament during raid on his Baildon home
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Police are hunting masked robbers who burst into a pensioner's home and hit him over the head with one of his own ornaments.
The 80-year-old victim needed hospital treatment for a cut to the head after the vicious attack.
Detectives condemned the raid as a "nasty robbery."
The man, a widower, was alone at his home in West Grove, Baildon, at 9pm last night, when he answered a knock at his door.
As he did so, two masked men forced their way inside.
The men made demands for money and the shocked victim was held down by one of the intruders while the other ransacked the house. At some point during the incident the pensioner was hit over the head by an ornament that one of the intruders had picked up from the house.
The raiders escaped with a small amount of cash, believed to be about £40 stolen from a drawer. They are also believed to have taken a mobile phone.
The victim was taken to hospital for treatment to a cut to his head but was not detained.
Detective Inspector Ryan Bragg, of Bradford District CID, said the complainant had been left very shocked and was being cared for by his family.
He added: "This was a nasty robbery on an elderly man.
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Officers are carrying out house to house and CCTV inquiries and the house has been forensically examined.
Det Insp Bragg urged anyone with information to come forward. He said: "This happened close to the town centre. It is a close-knit community and it is likely someone will hear something about this. Anyone who can help, we would ask to contact us."
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The legend of Florida State Seminoles redshirt freshman continues to grow.
In 48-34 come from behind victory over the Boston College Eagles Saturday, the Bessemer, Alabama native completed 17 of 27 passes for 330 yards with four touchdowns and an interception. He also rushed for 67 yards on 14 carries. That performance earned praise from the Atlanta Coast Conference. The ACC awarded Winston with the conference's Offensive Back of the Week award for the first time in his career. Winston has twice been named the conference's Rookie of the Week.
Winston's performance by a 55-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Kenny Shaw on the last play of the first half. Winston avoided two tackles before launching the ball down field to Shaw.
On the season, Winston is 67-of-91 for 1,048 yards with 12 touchdowns and two interceptions. He's also rushed for two touchdowns.
Winston wasn't the only Seminole to take home an award this week. Senior linebacker Telvin Smith was named the Linebacker of the Week after making 10 tackles, including two for a loss in the Seminoles' victory.
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4.35/5 rDev +6.1%
Bottle (2012)
Acquired via trade
Thanks, cosmicevan!
Nearly black in color with a moderately sized dark brown head that dies down to a film atop the beer. This leaves messy sheets of stick down the glass.
A very nice aroma quite similar to the Barrel Select Black: lactic sourness, wood, vinegar, black pepper, and some currants and/or cherries. Very nice.
This is quite sour, with very nice wood and black currant notes, and mild vanilla. The alcohol is very well hidden. There's some vinegar here as well, along with big red wine notes throughout. Very nice, complex, evolving.
Medium bodied with high carbonation--somewhat spritzy.
Very nice.
08-12-2012 02:30:03 | More by ehammond1
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
06-19-2012 13:33:59 | More by acurtis
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
11-14-2013 02:13:25 | More by weonfire
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
06-30-2012 17:07:13 | More by jh1982
New York
3.08/5 rDev -24.9%
The label for this and Barrel Select Black is exactly the same. The only difference is, this one has the new Captain Lawrence cap and a bottling date of 4/12.
Looks exactly like Barrel Select Black. Better head retention though. Pitch black. Light cream mocha head. Oily legs. Light, non-stick lace.
Nose is cream, dark, tart fruit, peat, and some woodiness. Some sour roastiness also. Average.
Opens tart red fruit. Soy sauce and vinegar tartness. Big sour red fruit notes towards the middle and end. Boozy. Wood and peat at the end. Finishes puckering. Not this brewery's best work though not bad by any means.
Medium to full bodied with ample carbonation. Oily and filmy in the mouth and prickly going down. Finish is messy with a long, lingering aftertaste. Average though this gets a bump for hiding the big-time ABV.
This is easily the worst of the Barrel Select series for me. The flavors here are very muddled and there's a great big vinegar and booze presence right at the end that kicks me in the face. Not really a fan though I can see how others might enjoy it.
07-02-2012 02:09:17 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
03-19-2013 02:54:35 | More by Gonzoillini
3.55/5 rDev -13.4%
375 mL bottle to a snifter. No name. Come on, Captain Lawrence... Bottled 4/12, which I guess is the only way you know it's Mother Barrel.
Appearance - Dark, not quite black. Wispy lace and leggy for a sour ale.
Smell - Sour. Flemish red smelling. Soured dark malts with a cherry twang. Chocolate in the back.
Taste - Cherry sour. Immediate vinegar, which is unpleasant. Oaky finish. Not much base beer remaining. This is extremely sour.
Mouthfeel - Very vinegary, but not boozy. High carbonation and extremely puckering.
Overall - Vinegar sour. I don't love it. It's tough to avoid when you sour those dark malts, though. It's decent and clean, but too acetic for me.
08-28-2012 23:19:29 | More by Alieniloquium
New York
4.5/5 rDev +9.8%
02-02-2013 03:21:39 | More by innuendobrewskiman63
New York
4.13/5 rDev +0.7%
375ml bottle dated 4/12.
The appearance is judged after the insane frothyness recedes. Deep brown, very light at the edges.
Musty smell, faintly sour. Not much in the nose, but that leaves little to be wrong with it as well.
From the description - this pretty much hits all the right spots "It has some bright sour notes, a touch of musty wood, and fruity undertones." The fruit undertones are mostly lemon rind, that picks up the sour as well. This hits my favorite sourness level, but I could see it needing *funk* for others to enjoy it. The warmth helps this one expand and would allow it to heat back up after chilling to prevent explosion.
Really a nice mouthfeel which I was not expecting from the pour, which left 3" head on top of 2.5" brew. Pops a bit up front, finishes mostly, slightly lingering but tolerable.
07-29-2012 03:01:49 | More by CooperEllis
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
04-04-2013 01:18:32 | More by hoppymcgee
New York
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
07-13-2013 00:30:44 | More by WeisGuy
4/5 rDev -2.4%
Big thanks to Greenplastic615 for bringing this to our weekly bottle share. 375 ml bottle served into a tulip.
A: Dark brown, not hitting inky black but almost there. Reddish hues appear in the light towards the bottom. Small beige head forms but leaves on a thin ring. Minor lacing.
S: Huge acidic sour notes, dark roasted malts, dry Merlot and some simple sweet red berries. Perhaps some cherry and grape, with a good amount of oak on the back.
T: A nice sour bite up-front that does follow into the back end, but it's balanced with the dark malts, caramel and wood. There plenty of fruitiness here too, black cherry and more grapes. The roasted malts come back in the linger.
M: Nicely carbonated without being overdone. For a big barrel aged sour black ale this is quite nice. A bit dry from the oak to finish off.
I was really excited to try this one, so thanks again Jason. This almost tasted like Weyerbacher Sour Black on steroids. A really nice beer, it leaves me wanting more from Captain Lawrence.
08-03-2012 15:35:05 | More by ShanePB
New Jersey
4.2/5 rDev +2.4%
Bottled 4/12.
Pours a pitch black color with no visible light illuminating or any reddish hues, just black. Smallish khaki brown colored head that immediately dissipates leaving some decent spotty lacing.
Aromas begin with sour cherries and super tart berries, I was not expecting that from the appearance. Some light earthy and oakiness emerge as well. As it warms you get the nice subtle background coffee and dark bitter chocolate. No sweetness just coffee bean and sour black cherries.
The tastes begin with the same punch in the face of dark cherry sourness coupled with some lesser sweeter black raspberry fruitiness. There is also some malt to be deciphered here but not exponentially more or less than the aroma. Hints of earthiness and oak with notes of a fruit infused balsamic vinegar poke out as well. Mild roast once again highlighted by dark bitter chocolate but the sourness continuously bombards the taste buds over and over so it is hard to grasp anything else. Dark sour cherry explosion.
The mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium to higher carbonation (for a 10% beer). Finish is super dry with mouth-puckering amounts of sour and tartness.
Overall this is once of, if not the most sour beers I have ever had; to be honest I am super blown away. With each sip you want to go back for more in hops to satiate the dryness on your palate, but to no avail. I can't imagine how this is going to develop overtime as it is super sour and ready to go right now. Oh yeah 10%, HAHA, that is stupid because I wouldn't have pegged this for more than 7.
07-13-2012 00:20:49 | More by claspada
4/5 rDev -2.4%
03-04-2013 03:50:52 | More by aasher
2.83/5 rDev -31%
Big thanks to Huhzubendah for sharing this one. Served in a Captain Lawrence cervoise. Black. Nose has a bit of fruit and fairly-heavy acid. Flavor has a touch of roast and dark fruit. Mild acetic. Dry. A bit harsh. I generally haven't been a huge fan of Captain Lawrence sours, so it's not too surprising that I wasn't a big fan of this one.
12-16-2012 19:34:54 | More by Thorpe429
4.48/5 rDev +9.3%
375 ml bottle into a snifter. Bottled on 4/12.
A - Pitch black body, just a hint of red/brown when held up to the light. One finger high light khaki head forms and does not go away. Really nice lacing and retention considering the high abv. Forms some alcoholic legs as well. Looks like a stout.
S - Not what I was expecting. Really complex, and frankly just all over the place. Strong anise/liquorice notes followed by some smoke and peaty malts. A touch of vanilla and oak, but just a massive anise presence. A bit of grapes and spice on the finish. Not detecting too much barrel or dark fruits like others are getting. Really unique and pleasant aroma.
T - About as sour as sour gets. Its interesting because its not based off of fruit flavors, like cherries in a kriek. Instead its based off of really strong smoke and anise flavors. Anise leads into intense smoke along with some acetic and vinegar notes that you'll find in a flanders oud bruin. Some sour cherries, oak, and vanilla. Mouth puckering with a nice medium and coating mouth feel. Carbonation is really spritzy and works with the body and keeps the flavors from coming off as syrupy. Its a sipper though, drinking this too quickly results in flavor overload!
O - What a wild beer. This really changed my view on what a wild ale can be. This is like a super sour anise heavy porter with a flanders vibe. I loved it though. Really unique and just proves that the Captain knows how to use their barrels.
07-17-2012 05:08:33 | More by davey101
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
12-30-2012 20:54:32 | More by Kuemmelbrau
3.93/5 rDev -4.1%
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Vintage 2012
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App- This poured out like a flat cola color (color only). Really had no head behind it and maybe 2 dots of cling.
Smell- What the hell is in this glass? It's got a ton on the nose. A bit that opens up with a deep lactic note and moves into a cherry cough medicine aroma.
Taste- The final note of the cherry cough medicine is the opening flavor of this with a good mix of tannic, oak, sour and a bit of booze flavor.
Mouth- A smaller medium body with a medium carbonation level. Fairly medicinal but still was nice.
Drink- A very tasty beer with a good depth of flavor. Small oak with some anise and dark fruits. Reminds me of a thicker Marrone Aciddife.
07-29-2012 05:43:51 | More by FosterJM
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
04-26-2013 00:14:52 | More by nrs207
4.23/5 rDev +3.2%
Josh, you're the man! Bottled 4/12.
Same label as BS Black, though this sports the new CL cap. Nearly black pour, decent lace. Honestly looks like a stout with the frothy tan head. Aroma is sour, funky, and oaky with mildly dark/roasty notes too.
Taste seems to be a slightly roasted blend of CdC and Rosso. Fruity; lots of oak too. Tart with mild sourness & acidity, but plenty of lacto. Works surprisingly well, finishing clean and dry.
Another winner from Captain Lawrence!
06-17-2012 02:27:33 | More by brystmar
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev -2.4%
10-14-2012 19:12:01 | More by oldp0rt
New York
4.35/5 rDev +6.1%
Thanks to nick for picking this up for me at brewery, was pleasantly surprised to still see it available yesterday when I was there so grabbed another bottle or two. Enjoyed from a Captain Lawrence tulip.
a - brew poured a deep shiny brown that settled into the glass black with a finger plus of off white almost cream colored tan head. The head was a layering of bubbles that slowly fizzled away while new ones bubbled to the surface adding new layers. No lacing to speak of and swirling the glass rebuilt the fizzy head quickly.
s - on pouring the beer a sour odor filled the air. Upon closer inspection a sweet tart vinegar odor waffled into my nasal passages. Quite pungent. Some oak is in there adding to the tartness, but this is mostly vinegary cherry. Very reminiscent of barrel select black.
t - big burst of sourness almost knocked me out of my seat. You can definitely find the nor Easter base with the red wine notes, but they are soured over immensely. Strng vinegar on top of sour cherries, but a nice balance of dry red wine nor Easter notes. Quite nice.
m - puckeringly sour, medium to full bodied. Finishes a touch dry but extremely smooth and I am surprised to say a quenching drink for the warm weather.
o - overall a sour for the sour fans. Although I am not drinking this side by side with the black, memory tells me this is like the black but on sour steroids...much sharper and vinegary, but quite tasty indeed. I really am digging all the experimentation coming out of capt Lawrence lately and this is another winner. Souring nor Easter is interesting since the base is deeper and richer than your standard sours, but the oak really brightens it up. Don't be fooled by the color this baby is sour and with a red wine twist. India it. Glad to have a few more of these. Thanks capt! Keep them coming.
06-24-2012 18:47:16 | More by cosmicevan
New York
3.75/5 rDev -8.5%
02-14-2013 22:10:28 | More by DanH83
4/5 rDev -2.4%
07-08-2012 23:29:51 | More by Archemedies
New York
4.5/5 rDev +9.8%
06-24-2012 17:49:25 | More by stevec32
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Tax Incidence in a Life Cycle Model with Variable Labor Supply
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Noahs calendar origin of China and Japans, p1
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The Day Kiah Tse (Jia Zi)
The Chinese day known as KiahTse cycles every 60 days. It comes from
every ten days being the day Kiah three times a month, which is six
times in two months, and then every 12 days being the day Tse (rat,
muskrat or water rat) five times in two months. This system comes from
copying the year cycle of 10 and 12 which counts 10-year decades but
also counts 12-year Jupiter (passing thru the 12 zodiac constellations
which are also marked by the 12 months of the moon).
This Chinese day is an important day in determining the year of Noah's
Flood, and in determining that an impact causing the Flood altered the
Earth, and in determining the actual year that man adjusted to this
fact and created new calendars.
According to Moses who wrote the book Genesis, China divided at
Peleg's death creating its calendar in 2029 BC which is 340 years
after the Flood (2369-2029 BC). This belief that it began centuries
after the Flood is similar to Egypt and Babylon, Moslem and Maya.
Moslem 3122-2782 BC 340 years
Maya 3114-2774 BC 340 years
Egypt 3090-2770 BC 320 years
Babylon 2947-2770 BC 177 years
China says its calendar is 316 years after the Flood (2953-2637 BC) as
320 x 360 days. while Japan says it began at the Flood (3060 BC) at
year's end, as does Greek belief (Flood 2958 BC). The two contemporary
concepts are easily explained in that man created the calendar so many
years after the Flood, but realized it was the Flood that had changed
the spin of the Earth. NeoBabylon chronology reveals that although
Sothic leap day was not civilly recognized until 177 years after the
Flood (2947-2770 BC) that its existence as a reality in the forces of
nature began at the Flood so that they recognize Peleg's death (year
740) as 185 leap days. So in this particular miscalculation by Babylon
in 747 BC, Egypt creates the 365-day calendar by adding 5 days to the
360-day calendar in 2770 BC as year 177 but recognizes that stars leap
forward one day every 4 years since the Flood 2947 BC. However, this
leap is only seen as an astronomical phenomenon not yet as a leap day
inserted into the calendar as they are aware of in 747 BC.
According to MOSES in 1513 BC
Flood year is 2370 BC
2 years to Arpaxad
35 years to Shelah
30 years to Eber
34 years to Peleg born in year 703 (2269 BC)
Peleg Mesanepada founds Ur in 2239 BC at Reu's birth
Year 739 (2233 BC) is short 180 epagum days
Year 740 (2232 BC) is short 185 epagum days
Reu begins Ur's rule for 177 years in 2207 BC
239 years until Peleg dies in the year 339
340 years to Peleg's death in 2030 BC
2030 BC the end of Ur's rule for 177 years since 2207 BC
1513 BC Israel becomes nation 720 years after 2233 BC
1467 BC Israel becomes New Chaldea 740 years after 2207 BC
According to NEOBABYLON in 747 BC
Flood year is 2947 BC
2 years to Arpaxad
135 years to Shelah
130 years to Eber
134 years to Peleg
339 years until Peleg dies Year 720 (2227 BC) is short 180 days
(leap days)
740 years to Peleg's death in his year 339 presumed 2207 BC
Year 740 is short 185 days (presumed to be leap days)
The city Ur rules 177 years to 2030 BC
+740 = 1467 BC borders of Israel
NeoBabylon says Israel claims to be New Chaldea in Ur's year 740.
Babylon declares itself the city or New Chaldea of 1460 years in 747
1000 years (1625-625 BC) Neo Babylon Era (reborn Amizaduga)
CHINA and Rome Flood year 2953 BC
2 years to Arpaxad
135 years to Shelah
130 years to Eber
134 years to Peleg
339 years until Peleg dies
Sothic Year 720 (2233 BC) is short 180 days (leap days)
740 years to Peleg's death in his year 339
This Year 740 (2213 BC) is short 185 days (presumed to be leap days)
The city Ur rules 177 years 2214-2037 BC Year 600
After 6 years the city Ur rules 177 years 2207-2030 BC
Sothic year 2233 BC +720 = 1513 BC nation of Israel (exodus)
Peleg's death 2213 BC +740= 1473 BC land of Israel
753 BC Roman Era honoring land of Israel as 720 (180 leap days)
honoring Peleg's death as 1460
honoring Ur's Sothic year as 1480
honoring Flood as 2200
NeoBabylon thus reveals that it knows the city Ur ruled 177 years
beginning when Reu Aanepada became king in 2207 BC. They presume this
year to be the year 740, apparently recorded as short 185 days, and
also as the death of Peleg Mesanapada the founder of Ur leaving
kingship to his son. By their interpreting the shortage of 185 days as
leap days for 740 years, they recognized all of them as seasonal from
the Flood year as an astral change for planet Earth. In China's
chronology this recognition is in 720 years (2953-2233 BC, half-way to
1513 BC) as 20 years before Peleg dies in year 740 (2213 BC).
And Moses says the Flood year ends as year 601, so in reality the year
2232 BC is Noah's year 740 of 360 days because year 137 years is 139 x
360 days and 601 + 139 = 740. So the issue is not a dispute of 720
years 180 leap days or 740 years 185 leap days, but rather just the
one year 739-740 being Peleg's days measured as 36-37 calendar years
of 360 days being in need of 180 epagum days (36 x 5 days) for 36
years (2269-2233 BC), or in need of 185 epagum days (37 x 5 days) for
37 years (2269-2232 BC). The true recognition of 180 leap days as 720
years comes at the birth of Jannes in 1650 BC Egypt, measured not from
Egypt's 365-day calendar inaugurated at Peleg's death in year 340
(2030 BC), but from the Flood 2370 BC. The span of 857 years from
Flood to Exodus can be measured as Sothic whether 137+720 or 720+137.
Because 137 is year 739-740, adding 720 until the exodus could be
regarded as year 1460, but 720 Egyptian equal 730 x 360 days making
1513-1512 BC as Noah's year 1469-1470. The 6-month reversal occurs in
the 720 years.
The blame for all records being misinterpreted by men who are
administrative survivors goes to sudden short longevity which began in
2030 BC as 700 years less than Noah that year. And it is why king
Gilgamesh is a prime example in that year of misinterpreting a direct
conversation with Noah on the isle of Kittim Cyprus.
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