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Radio From Hell Interviews the Director Jeremy Seifert of the documentary OMG GMO. Jeremy Seifert explains crossbreeding and modification of GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms.)
Director Seifert addresses the issues of agriculture and the negative effects of Round-Up on crops."You have giant chemical companies now feeding us, and you have a chemical company like Monsanto trying to sell more chemicals: Round-Up is the most prevalent herbicide in the world." Round-Up (a chemical pesticide) has been linked to Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, various forms of cancer, and Celiac Disease. "The GMOs have been quote 'proven-safe' from 3 month industry studies or industry-affiliated studies, and yet longer term studies are indicating that there might be serious health implications from GMOs."
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Kelcey, Ryan, and Nik of L.A.-based band Local Natives visited Salt Lake last week for the Twilight Concert Series. They sat down with Richie on a big inflatable couch backstage and recounted their failure of a first show in Utah back in 2006, why they treat Nik "The New Guy" like a second-class citizen in their band (they're joking, don't worry), and how they came to be the hardest working band of 2013 (according to a study by SongKick).
Kelcey, Ryan, Nik
--- First Show in Utah ---
Kelcey: The first time we ever played in Utah was in Provo at some tiny, tiny club and the promoter forgot we were playing. Somehow we show up, there's nobody there.
Ryan: Doors are locked.
Kelcey: We get somebody's number and he's like, "Oh $%*#!" He's calling his friends trying to figure out how to make the show happen…I think that was 2006.
--- Band Formation ---
Ryan: Taylor and I met in junior high and then we met Kelcey in high school and so we kinda started the band then…and really started getting serious about it in college and that's about the time we met Matt. And a few years ago we actually met Nik, and he's the newest member. He's the new guy.
Nik: I still don't fit in.
Ryan: He's still being hazed.
Kelcey: We definitely make him feel like a second-class citizen.
Ryan: He's sitting the farthest away from you.
Kelcey: Yeah he wasn't there, he's just gotta deal with that, you know? This is what he signed up for and he's gonna get it.
Nik: I think I have four more years before they'll call me by my first name.
Kelcey: I'll never accept you.
--- Hardest Working Band of 2013 ---
Nik: We sadly know that statistic.
Ryan: We thought that's what everyone did. We thought everyone was just like, you say yes to everything. You just play as many shows as you can before you fall down. It's nice to realize that that was an insane amount of shows.
Kelcey: It kind of justifies us feeling tired.
Ryan: Yeah, we were all falling apart.
Nik: Granted also, the album came out in January. If someone's album came out in March, we already had a 2-month head start on them.
Ryan: Getting all technical with it.
Kelcey: Don't sugarcoat it man!
--- Writing for Album 3 ---
Kelcey: We're transition in to that [writing]. So we're doing a bunch of festivals and in between we're trying to get a new practice space set up in L.A. and trying to make the hard transition in to saying no to shows and actually start writing and stuff. We're obviously very bad at saying no. That's our issue that's holding us back.
--- Living and Writing Together ---
Kelcey: With this last album, Hummingbird, we ended up living together for a couple months, just kinda working out the end of the record, and that was nice. I think we got to rediscover an energy where, like Ryan said – being in the same house, living and breathing and sleeping. This music – I think it really benefits our process. I think maybe at one point we may be together in one place.
Lou Ferrigno talks to Richie T about being Michael Jackson's personal trainer, coming to this year's Salt Lake Comic Con, and much more!
Being Michael Jackson's Personal Trainer
Well it was different because he [Michael Jackson] was so involved in music that he never really weight trained or exercised as much before. So when I was with him, I would give him a live regiment, like a routine so he could do it to retain his flexibility and stamina.
Going to Salt Lake Comic Con 2014
Well, I do a panel at the Con also, and I tell the fans to stay away from drugs, sex, and violence. That's important because the fact that they come to a comic con that's so positive, and you meet people, and make connections to celebrities, and there's a Q&A. It's always about walking away with a smile on your face instead of being depressed and doing the wrong things to yourself.
After learning of Robin Williams' passing on Monday I was shocked and disappointed and curious about what happened, much like I expected most people were. I logged on Facebook and posted something short like, "Jesus, Robin Williams is dead" and left it at that.
I deleted the post later because I saw the tsunami of personal tributes take over the news feed and felt whatever I had to say wasn't adding anything constructive. Then news came out about how Mr. Williams died and the shock went away, but my curiosity and disappointment didn't.
I volunteered as an usher at The Sundance Film Festival the year Robin Williams' film "One Hour Photo" made its world premiere. I was able to watch the film because the volunteers are rotated into different positions so everyone can see some of the films. It was a very different picture than anything I had seem Mr. Williams in before. For those who haven't seen it, it's an edgy film that focuses on obsession and how loneliness can lead to mental malfunction.
After the film was over Robin hopped up on stage for a Q&A and lightened the mood of the heavy-hearted audience who had just sat though something they obviously weren't prepared for. He turned the Eccles Theatre into the best open mic night I have ever been witness to. He joked about Utah culture and his "Mormon Posse." He went on for about 45 minutes. The audience: in stitches. Then he took time to shake hands and say hello to everyone he could before heading backstage to the volunteer area where I had snuck off to since I preparing for the next screening and grabbing a snack.
I clumsily said, "hello." I was a bit surprised. He asked me how I liked the festival and where I was from. When I told him I was a local he asked me about good places to go biking in Utah. I can't remember my response, but we talked a little about snowboarding as it was something I actually knew a bit about. It was a brief chat and odd in how casual it was since I was talking to THE Robin Williams.
I'm not relating this story to name drop, but with Mr. William's death this chance meeting came to mind. I was in the right place at the right time and got to meet a movie star who just seemed really nice and comfortable with people. He didn't have a security detail with him or a crew - not even his Mormon Posse.
I mention this story because when I think about those 45 minutes Robin Williams was performing impromptu and the amount of enjoyment he brought an auditorium of people with his presence and humor, immediately after a dark drama no less, a well of sadness invites itself into the front of my consciousness. Knowing some people pay for highs with extreme and dangerous lows is a heavy and confusing train of thought.
I have seen those lows with people very close to me - very low. I don't want to go into detail, but I have sat in emergency rooms. I've seen havoc and worry wreaked. I have been through it as a witness and it sucks. It's shit. And it's debilitating and can be distancing at time when distance is not what someone really needs.
So I thought I would post a link to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with the idea that there might be someone around you having a hard time or perhaps they have been for a while, that there may be a discussion to be had there. Maybe you've felt off for a while yourself and think, "That's just how I am." Why bother taking a chance? Maybe ask a few questions. Here is a link. Click if you need it.
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Hercules Double IPA - Great Divide Brewing Company
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Ratings: 3,351 | Reviews: 1,486 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Brilliant copper orange in colour topped by loads of meringue-like head. The long lasting foam almost coats the walls of the glass with thick sheets of lace. The scent of it invites you in with peaches and flowers; biscuit and pine. A little bit of alcohol lurks behind it all. Solid peachy, tropical sort of hop flavour competes with sweet caramel malt. Very balanced. Pine and herbs show up towards the finish along with a firm, strong (but not extreme) bitterness. Fairly full bodied, with a smooth and sticky mouthful. I bet it would be even hoppier if it weren't brewed almost two months ago. Definately worth a try.
06-17-2010 00:19:29 | More by mintjellie
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Quick review - lives up to his name and not even Hercules will stand up to several of these.
My Hercules was poured into a 10 oz globe with not much head. The head I get from swirling the beer is light colored with tight bubbles that don't stick around, but leave a foam lacing. In the dim light of the Saucer, I see a reddish transparent beer. In good light, this beer is probably more of a deep amber.
Smelling this beer, I get an interesting hop note and some black pepper which is a first for me. There's some malt in there also, but not a lot that I can detect. Overall, this beer does not have a strong scent that I can detect. Might be my sinuses though.
The taste is hard for me to describe. While it's between an American Strong Ale and a double/imperial IPA, there's something catching me off guard as much as that black pepper on the nose. Plenty bitterness almost in a Czech pilsner way, but not as malty as I like my double/imperials (Harpoon Leviathan, Breckenridge 471). The flavor itself is rather strong, much stronger than the nose.
The mouthful is somewhat rich. As the pour was light, there's lots of bubbles when I swish. This beer holds its CO2 well.
Drinkability is good for the style, but you won't be throwing back a bunch of these on a hot day.
07-30-2010 03:37:47 | More by TeeCee
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
22oz. bomber grabbed at a local QFC here... last one for the night lol...
- Cloudy orange/copper color.. almost glows... very bright. Minimal head as poured into a tumbler at an angle.. lace all about.
- Very nice balance citrus and floral hop scent with a great medium roasted caramel malt scent... can't smell a bit of alcohol...
- Honey glazed, sweet rich caramel malt... smooth as all hell..more hop in smell than taste... but its a creamy floral hop... flavor and no bitterness.. but a dry bite at the end... very balanced and thick.
- Chewy, creamy.. chalky.. but a robust aftertaste of caramel hop...
- Very drinkable.. hides it's strength too well... just a bit too sweet for my stomach.
04-09-2009 01:49:22 | More by Docer
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Purchased at Utobeer in the Borough Market. 9.10% abv, 35.5cl bottle. Fridge temp into a stein.
Dark brown body, lots of bubbles, thin-ish tan cap.
Nose is a bit subdued. Musty hops - orange rind, oak, floral notes. Some portish dark fruitiness that throws me off a bit. A little boozy.
Palate has a lot of wood, some dark fruitiness, must. Mango comes out in the finish. Grapefruit. Oily, resinous pine and woody hop notes cascade through the finish with a counterpart of rich sourdoughy maltiness to back it up. The finish is an unsurmountable wall of bitterness, really kicks you in the face, just as the kids like it.
Ultra creamy palate feel which finishes off with a strapping astringency and light oiliness. Really something.
Hop to it.
07-27-2008 10:58:29 | More by Antilochus
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Poured directly into the center of my 25 oz. snifter and was greeted by a massive 3 finger head that left a nice web of lacing down the glass.
Smell is extremely potent floral hops with a citrus background. Mesmerizing.
Taste is huge floral hops with some malty sweetness that peeks its head through for a moment before being smothered by a wave of piney hop bitterness. This is a monster DIPA, a hop bomb by any definition. The only problem is the alcohol is not very well hidden here, and it lingers on the palate for quite a while after swallowing. Without that booziness this would easily be a 4.5 or 5.
On the full side of medium bodied, good for the style.
I was very excited upon first sip of this beer but in the end the booze was just a little too pronounced, keeping this from being a top tier DIPA. But I would still call it "very very good"
09-02-2009 22:17:35 | More by alcstradamus
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Guest beer offered at Town Hall Brewery. Poured into 10 oz snifter.
Appearance - Brown/Orange, deeper brown than most IPA's. 1 finger head which fades fairly quick, Thick layered lacing left. Normal head retention.
Smell - Smells of citrus and pine and usual ipa smells, but strong tingle in the nose and smell of alcohol. Small whiff of sweet malt.
Taste- Bitter with tastes of partly roasted malts. Tastes of wood, pine and grass. Very earthy taste. Bites the tongue. Small taste of alcohol and honey? at end. Different than most DIPA's i have had.
Mouthfeel - Perfectly carbonated, not too heavy even for its ABV. Tingles the tongue perfectly.
Drinkability - One or two is enough. I wouldn't drink much more based on abv and bitterness. Powerful beer and mighty tasty though.
Had to try it at Town Hall since I have never even seen it in bottles before and they had it on tap.
06-16-2009 22:01:27 | More by cvaypai
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Beautiful beer. The color is rich and deep, somewhere in between ruby and copper. The slightly yellowish head builds easily into a dense, soupy foam. The hops dominate the aroma with dried peaches and grapefruit. The malt makes a stronger showing in the flavor with a nice caramel and biscuit sweetness that keeps the hoppiness from becoming overwhelming. The alcohol is well covered and sneaks up on you.
09-10-2004 22:26:31 | More by aracauna
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
It looks reddish-gold in the glass, with tiny bubbles everywhere rising to form a dense, off-white rocky head. Smell? Hops. Hops, hops, hops, hops, hops. Not surprising for an IPA, I reckon (we do that in Texas). The taste is peppery and floral. Maybe a bit of pine in there somewhere. It is strongly hoppy but not overpowering. A maltiness comes on after the initial hop assault, then more hops but a more delicate, slightly astringent version. It has a warm, ale-like finish. Mouthfeel is dense and satisfying. Drinkability is very good for a double IPA. I say that because hops really aren't my thing but this one manages to deliver a lot of hops without just beating you senseless with them.
01-04-2007 00:52:29 | More by roblowther
North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
A: Pours a hazy golden orange in color. The beer has an eighth finger tall soapy beige head that reduces to an extremely thin film with a slightly thicker patch and a thin ring at the edges of the glass. Moderate lacing is observed.
S: The aroma starts with some caramel malt sweetness which is followed by the smell of the hops - grapefruit/citrus dominates with lighter notes of pine/resin and floral hops.
T: Upfront this beer has a definite malt sweetness with light notes of caramel and some nuttiness. After that, the flavors are all hops - aggressive grapefruit/citrus with lighter amounts of pine/resin.
M: Slightly heavier than medium bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Slightly sticky.
O: Easier to drink than I expected with the higher ABV but still an amazingly good beer and one for sipping. Alcohol is well hidden and there is a nice complexity to the flavors and aromas. Very enjoyable.
05-29-2012 18:58:59 | More by dbrauneis
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Appearance: Pours a dark, hazy orange with large lingering bubbles residing on top. Strong lacing of foam on all sides of the glass.
Smell: Pine, Pine, Pine with a hint of sweetness and then some more pine.
Taste: Very one dimensional pine throughout. Pine bitterness lingers for sometime after each swallow.
Mouthfeel: Lingering flavors create a coarse mouthfeel.
Drinkability: Not an all-nighter but a good beer if you are looking for a piney hop-bomb. Not for the Miller Lite crowd but something that quenches your craving for some HOPS.
12-24-2009 15:41:46 | More by littleg
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Hazy dark gold/copper with a low beige head and nice slow light carbonation. Godd balanced malt-hop aroma and flavor. A touch of sweetness but nicely balanced by non-descript hops without being bitter. Full bodied and smooth with a nicely balanced but nicely light bitter finish.
Nice but a bit pricey for what you get ...
Per Label: "85 IBUs"
($6.99 / 22 oz.)
03-16-2007 15:30:03 | More by RBorsato
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
A: Pours copper with a bit of red. About a half inch thick head. Good lacing.
S: The smell was citrusy, a little resin, and a nice sweetness.
T: The sweetness came through big in taste as well. i was a little surprised with this DIPA because of how balanced it was. Nice caramel taste blending perfectly with bitter floral hops. Aftertaste is a light lingering malt sweetness.
M: Medium body, i would have to say perfect carbonation with a sticky/oily texture to it.
It's not my favorite DIPA but it is a good showing of the style. Very balanced easy to drink and quite tasty.
08-11-2009 14:24:39 | More by fatkahuna29
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Thanks to Nitrogen for this one...Growling at the Moon Trade.
A-Slightly hazy Copper with a thick light tan head. Moderate lacing all the way thru.
S-Nicely aromatic of pine and citrus with hints of malt sweetness.
T- Firm malt backbone with plenty of citrus hops and hints of pine. Alcohol is well hideen but an amount of warming comes thru. Overall, well balanced.
M-Medium bodies with a certain crsipness. Lot sof lingering astringency. Aftertaste of piney bitterness and citrus.
D-A good DIPA for sure. Not quite the right hop profile / malt balance for me to be a 5 but is surely one I could enjoy off and on.
02-14-2008 11:48:34 | More by Deuane
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Poured from 22oz bottle into a pint glass. Bottled on 7/27/11 so still fresh I hope.
Appearance: cloudy orange hue with a thick finger of frothy tan foam. A good looking beer.
Smell: big malt backbone with a big floral, somewhat funky hop aroma. Notes of citrus and notes of pine are present too. Very nice.
Taste: sweet, strong malt with a good balance of hop flavors, although the overall effect is pretty murky. Citrus and floral hops abound here, and the flavors are quite good if muddy. Bitterness is strong but not enamel-eroding.
Mouthfeel: big body and a good, big carbonation. I'm surprised! This thing has texture like a big Belgian ale! Love it.
Overall: a very good double IPA. This is a good and tasty example of the style; I'll definitely have this again.
10-03-2011 02:53:34 | More by flagmantho
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
A: Pours a hazy rusty red with a great deal of murkiness, creating about half a finger's worth of head and receding into a bit of a cauldron of bubbles
S: Cane sugar, honey, citrus hops, orange zest
T: Initial hit of piny hops and grapefruit, receding into a slight honey malt character, with a bit of a hazy hops aftertaste, though not prominent in either hop intensity, malt sweetness, or aftertaste.
M: This one has great carbonation and goes down very smoothly, it's quite fizzy and is very refreshing. Not sticky or cloying at all.
O: This is a good, solid DIPA, but not one of my favorites. I prefer either hop domination or malt domination, or a really fine balance of both, and this one is smooth on the hops and easy on the malts, and has a bit too much of a citrus fruit thing going on for an IPA for me.
Still, not bad at all.
04-25-2011 03:50:14 | More by Krakistophales
North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
I had this on tap at First Street Draught House. It was served in a snifter.
A-A nice amber with a thin white head that dissipated quickly. No real lacing to speak of.
S-Hoppy and slightly fruity.
T-Very hop forward of course, citrussy, fruity, with some caramel malt in the finnish. It tasted more like an American Barelywine to me than a double ipa.
M-Thick and syrupy, which was great.
D-A sipper for sure.
Overall, this is another solid beer from a great brewery. However, to me, this drank more like a barleywine than a double ipa. I will drink this again in the future for sure.
03-11-2012 22:25:30 | More by thegodfather2701
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Appearance - decent long lasting head, amber brown in color
Smell - citrus, caramel, floral hops, minor pine
Taste - wow is this 10 percent? Citrus, sweet hops, caramel malts, delicious, not too hoppy as I expect from colorado breweries
Mouthfeel - medium to light body, chuggable from the citrus
06-17-2011 04:29:13 | More by claytong
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Poured an amber brown color with yellow highlights that had a half finger og head and left good lacing sticking to the glass. The aroma was a combination of grassy pine hops and caramel style malts along with bready and citrus notes. There was also some faint underlying booze notes to it. Upfront on the palate I did receive a little hop bite but the bitterness was helped out by some citrus grapefruit character and had grassy pine accents. The caramel malt was definitely there to help out on the balance and add a touch of sweetness. The brew was medium to full in body with a good amount of carbonation which had a piney,grassy hop, citric, and mild bitter finish. It drank quite well with the alcohol nicely hidden but I have to say the titan for me had a better hop punch and that's what I really look for in a DIPA.
10-05-2010 19:43:24 | More by Gobzilla
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Poured from 22 oz. bomber into a snifter.
Pours a beautiful red-orangish copper with very fine particulates visible. Produces a one finger off-white head that dissipates to spotty sheets on top.
Aroma is reminiscent of tropical fruits, pine sap, grapefruit, and some sweet malt and alcohol in the background.
Flavor profile first reveals an intense nutty taste in combination with piney hops. Upon swallow, some citrus makes an appearance with a touch of some sweet caramel malt. Bitterness then lingers on after the swallow.
Mouthfeel is pretty full and oily, but not really thick. Carbonation level is appropriate.
Pretty good DIPA. The only thing that puts me off is the initial nutty taste or whatever it is. Think I'd rather just get Dreadnaught for $1.50 more.
07-10-2008 21:21:11 | More by roadhouse
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Pours a semi-hazy copper color with a lacy off white head. Earthy hop aromas and slight alcohol aromas rise out of the glass. Big bold body with moderate carbonation and is flavored with strong vinous qualities and a slight taste of the earthy hops. Mildly bitter and well balanced but strong and filled with alcohol presence. Finishes very dry and vinous and fades into a gentle warming.
11-19-2009 19:43:17 | More by manahansf
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Got this brew on a whim at a local beer store. 12oz bottled on 03/24/10...
A: Penny copper color with a faint hint of ruby red. 1 and 1/2 inch white head that fades at a decent pace. Good.
S: I get a nice creamy maltiness upfront with some bitter hop quickly followed and blended well. I get very faint hints of alcohol and some caramel malt. Almost old ale like. Very good.
T: Super dry, bitter hop wall upfront followed by a boozy malty blend of flavor. I get a creamy sugar on the backend. This brew is good.
M: Full bodied with a nicely balanced carbonation feel. Very good.
D: This one is good once you get past the hop / booze character. Decent.
All in all, this is a very solid brew. I think I might make this one a regular staple of mine. Very unique and good for an IPA, not a standard DIPA. I definitely think you should give this one a try if you like a well balanced IPA.
10-02-2010 03:18:00 | More by steve8robin
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
A- A nice dark woody brown with amazing off-white head. Some of the best retention and lacing I've seen (think Duvel).
S- A little lacking here. This is an up and down beer for me. Some really good things, some things that aren't so good. This is the latter. Nothing too strong, just molasses-like malt and some citrusy/leafy hops.
T- Nothing too exceptional at first: the regular (but not bad) blend of caramel/molasses/sweet malt with some leafy bitter hops. What I really like about this one is the toasty, nutty malt finish that pushes its way through on the end. That's different and nice.
M- A little thin, dry finish. Coating.
D- Very enjoyable and interesting drink... definitely worth seeking out. Another great brew by Great Divide.
07-24-2009 04:00:54 | More by LordAdmNelson
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Had this on 2011-03-14 at Rivermont Pizza in Lynchburg, VA.
A - Slightly hazy copper with a short tan head and good lacing.
S - Caramel malt with some pine, citrus and yeast.
T - Big chalky and sweet malt, moderate caramel, pine, and citrus. The alcohol is well-disguised. More hop bitterness please.
M - Creamy with medium body and light to medium carbonation. Not prickly.
D - Very drinkable. Glad it was available at this pub tonight.
03-15-2011 22:59:59 | More by Tucquan
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
I had this on tap earlier for happy hour.
Poured an amber color, pretty clear with a white head with good retention
Smell of fresh floral hops and slight hottness from alcohol.
Tastes of fresh grass or hay and a bitter end pretty big beer and well balanced
Overall another good beer by great divide
05-07-2008 23:31:16 | More by jmacdaddy2008
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Hercules pours a rich and clear amber hue with a dense white head. Laces very nicely.
Nose is kind of subdued for a DIPA, but there's some spicy, floral hops and sweet, brown sugary malty notes.
This is a very well-balanced beer. It's very hoppy, but I can't get all of that because of the great amount of malt. Just a bit of pine and grapefruit shines through. If I had to chose one modifier to describe the flavor, it would be sweet. It has an almost barleywine appeal, with rich, seductive maltiness a la brown sugar, molasses and toffee. Basically this is beer candy, full of honeyed hoppy goodness. Mouthfeel was awesome: full-bodied and resinous with medium-low carbonation. Drinks incredibly easily for a 10 percent brew.
I enjoyed this brew, though it was a bit too sweet and malty for my ideal DIPA.
07-25-2010 00:50:53 | More by dasenebler
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Consistently earned a spot in the lineup for the Tigers, competing in all six of Mizzou's spring tournaments...finished the year with a 78.10 scoring average...recorded her best finish at the Sir Pizza Terrapin Challenge, competing as an individual, where she placed 12th overall with a 225 three-round score.
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"Listen to my story. This may be our last chance."
20 January 2014
Early adopters. We endure so much. It's hardly unexpected--we're the first run, and there are always kinks to be ironed out. This is just part of the early adopter experience. That's why I wasn't surprised when I had a hardware issue. Boondock Saints II DVD wouldn't eject, but not for lack of effort. You could hear gears turning, trying to spit the disc out, but the little guy just couldn't do it. Decided to call Sony tomorrow. Needed to get some sleep anyway.
21 January 2014
Called Sony. Nice guy. Had to be from the US. Mentioned he hadn't seen The Boondock Saints II, but that the first was awesome. Don't worry, I let him know. It's an unfortunate disc to have stuck in the system. Anyway, the old System Refresh he walked me through was a dud, and I didn't have a screwdriver small enough to perform a manual eject. Got my info, said he'd overnight a box--FedEx, prepaid--and email instructions. He said they'd likely just send a brand new unit. Call took 20 minutes while I was making dinner. Burnt the garlic bread, but spaghetti and meatballs turned out great. Enough leftovers for lunch. Perfect.
22 January 2014
Got home from work to find a box outside my apartment door at around 4:40 P.M. Nothing inside but some foam and a plastic sleeve. I threw in my PS4, packing slip with SR number, proof of purchase. FedEx pickup happened 20 minutes ago. It'd have to wait until tomorrow.
23 January 2014
Left work a bit early to make sure I dropped the package off before FedEx already rolled through the closest drop-off point. OfficeMax. I'd worked at one of those for 2 years while finishing up college. Just left last May. They shipped this year's W-2 to the wrong address. Not a fan.
25 January 2014
Played my fair share of Wind Waker HD. Just gotta nab the Triforce Shards and I'm on my way to stab Ganondorf in the **SPOILERS** forehead **END SPOILERS**. Anyway, I checked the status of my PS4 online. "Shipment Received. Service Pending."
27 January 2014
As I live and breathe. There's a knock on my door and a PS4 is on the other side. Logged into my SEN account online, deactivated the old system, and got the new one up and running. Thank the heavens for cloud saves. I had some pretty baller Resogun scores.
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Lands' End Live, the instant messaging feature that lets online shoppers connect with Lands' End customer service agents via phone or text chat in real time, is producing measurable results for the Dodgeville, WI-based retailer, the company tells Internet Retailer. Shoppers who use the feature are 67% more likely to make a purchase than those who don't, and the average size of their order is 8% higher.
Though the feature has been available on the Lands' End site since 1999, it's been a gradual build to the current level of use, which now represents several hundred instant messages per day. "More people are using it as more people have become web-savvy," says a company spokeswoman.
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May 14 2013 3:31 PM ET
Three Republican U.S. senators who are part of the "Gang of Eight" have expressed concern over any form of the proposed immigration reform bill that may contain provisions to protect LGBT people.
The senators' proposed immigration reform bill does not currently include provisions to help Americans sponsor their foreign-born same-sex partners to become citizens, just as heterosexuals can do with their spouses. Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont introduced amendments to the bill last week to broaden the immigration reform bill to include some provisions for same-sex couples.
"If the [Senate] Judiciary Committee tries to redefine marriage in the immigration bill they will lose me and many others," South Carolina senatro Lindsey Graham said in a tweet Monday.
In January, Sen. John McCain said including gay rights in the immigration debate would be a "red flag" that will interfere with bipartisan support for reforms.
"Well, it's something that is frankly not of paramount importance at this time," he said at the time. "We'll have to look at it, we'll have to gauge how the majority of Congress feels. But that to me is a red flag that we will address in time."
Most recently, McCain said he would do everything in his power to see that LGBT provisions are not in the bill, according to Politico.
Meanwhile, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida has also said he would oppose LGBT protections in an immigration reform bill, according to The Huffington Post.
"This immigration bill is difficult enough as it is," Rubio said on a conservative radio show in April. "If that issue is injected into this bill, this bill will fail. It will not have support. It will not have my support."
In the House, Rep. Jerrold Nadler of New York has been a sponsor of the Uniting American Families Act for several congressional sessions. The UAFA would extend immigration rights to same-sex couples and their families. Nadler said in January that it would be "madness" for immigration reform not to include protections for same-sex couples.
Earlier this month, President Obama reiterated previous statements that he would like to for the immigration reform bill to include a provision to allow Americans to sponsor immigrant same-sex partners for legal status.
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3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
06-11-2014 04:58:26 | More by dt_gbpackersfan
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
12-27-2012 17:42:54 | More by slapperloon
3.63/5 rDev -7.9%
Two finger tan head with nice lacing but poor retention on a jet black body. Coffee and milk chocolate dominated aroma. Flavor has mild coffee and hint of bitterness with more dark than milk chocolate, roasted malts. Medium body and light to moderate carbonation. Finish is dry mostly from the coffee. Nice Irish stout but definitely coffee forward flavor although not coffee heavy of that makes sense.
11-17-2012 21:41:41 | More by kylehay2004
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
06-16-2012 17:31:44 | More by stinadez
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
05-28-2012 04:52:17 | More by ucsbmullet
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Had at the Brewery on 7/9
Served in a pint glass
A: This beer pours an opque black with a 1/4 inch of khaki head. Head recedes to a film immediately and leaves wispy lacing on the glass.
S: Nose is roasted malts, coffee, and milk chocolate.
T: Taste starts with a nice roasted malt flavoring. The middle is filled with a nice dose of milk chocolate and a surprising floral hop hint. Finish is all burnt coffee notes.
M: Light body, medium carbonation, clean and crisp with a dry finish.
D: Goes down easily, not too filling, mild kick, nice representation of style. I could easily have several pints of this brew!
07-19-2010 14:37:33 | More by Jayli
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
Part of the sampler, 5 ounces poured into a sample glass at the brewpub.
Pours a deep black color with a nice tan head. Aromas are dominated with roasted coffee and a little chocolate. Quaff is extremely creamy and again dominated with the coffee flavors. Mouthfeel was medium bodied and very creamy. This was a very drinkable brew, I wished I had more than the 5 ounce sample pour.
02-21-2010 23:41:17 | More by abrand
3.85/5 rDev -2.3%
Pours a black color. 1/3 inch head of an off-white color. Good retention and slight lacing. Smells of roasted malt, sweet malt, slight yeast, and hint of hops. Fits the style of an Irish Dry Stout. Mouth feel is smooth and crisp with an average carbonation level. Tastes of roasted malt, sweet malt, hops, slight yeast, and a hint of grain. Overall, slightly better than average Irish Dry.
02-15-2010 03:40:09 | More by Tone
3.48/5 rDev -11.7%
Sample at the brewpub: This brew is brownish-black and nearly opaque with a medium tan head that has pretty good retention. Patches of lacing. Sweet malt and coffee in the nose. Medium, creamy body that seems thin at times. Roasted malt, coffee and chocolate flavors. Finishes with bittersweet chocolate and light hops. Aside from not being very robust, this was alright.
11-06-2007 18:35:08 | More by Dogbrick
3.98/5 rDev +1%
Excellent apperance with a head that persisted for 5 or more minutes. Served on the chilly side but head and lace did not mind wait so I was patient also.
Chocolate, and dark roasted malts in nose and on the palate. Some rome for improving the complexity but this is an Irish not a robust stout. Mildly dry finish from IBUs and dark malts. Mouthfeel a little light for a stout more porter like (medium light) paired perfectly with their pulled pork sandwitch.
10-30-2006 05:59:11 | More by karst
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Rich dark black color, creamy sticky brown head that leaves a clingy lace in my glass. Chocolate, burnt coffee and smokey aromas. Roasted coffee, chocolate and smoke flavors, nice bitter- burnt dry finish, medium bodied with a full and creamy mouthfeel. Lots of smoke flavor for an Irish Dry Stout, maybe different than advertised, either way I really like it.
04-21-2006 21:23:06 | More by maxpower
4.33/5 rDev +9.9%
Their dry stout was solid, sure to be a favorite among stout luvers. Dark brown/black with a lacey tan head. Good Start. Hints of chocolate and malts in the aroma. Good, good.
The quaff (served in a pint glass at 45 degrees, nice); burnt toast, charcoal and chocolate swirled about, very crisp and dry brew. Medium bodied, I could have drunk these all night except they have other offerings Im anxious to try.
03-06-2006 17:18:57 | More by Vancer
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Andreas Jakl has created a great tutorial on Symbian OS C++ development using Nokia S60 phones. He has ran the course at the university of Hagenberg in Austria. Andreas has translated the material into English (it is also available in German) and kindly agreed to make it available to FN users and developers.
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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 11 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
B&B Roma 2000 reviews
- May 2013
- Venere Guest
Very good location,near tube and short walk to Vatican/ St Peters, but on rather noisy traffic junction,with market outside setting up early, so no possibility of sleeping with windows open. Breakfast terrible, vacumm flasks with coffee and milk on tray left outside room. Coffee ok, but longlife prepacked pastries disgusting - ate out after first day. Had to ask for coffee cups to be washed again. Had barely any interaction with elderly gentleman running on behalf of his son, other than payment. You need to be able to speak Italian. Towels in shower room quite ancient. Bed comfy enough and large. Wouldn't recommend on value for money and you have to like very basic.
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- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Italy
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Germany
B&B Roma 2000 reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at the 3-room Bed & Breakfast Roma 2000. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Vatican - Prati area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks. Private bathrooms are outfitted with bidets, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional comforts include ceiling fans.
Accommodation Services
- Wireless Internet access
- Extra beds
- Hairdryer in each room
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Fan
How to reach Bed & Breakfast Roma 2000By car
Arriving by the car:
Coming from Autostrada Del Sole (Roma nord) can you exit at Settebagni, and you will find yourself on via Salaria heading for the centre of Rome-San Pietro.
Coming from Autostrada Del Sole (Roma sud) drive into Rome ring road (GRA- Grande Raccordo Anulare) and you exit at Casilina so you follow the indications for San Pietro.
Coming from Autostrada A-24 Roma –L'Aquila you will arrive near Tiburtina Station, from here you following the indications for San Pietro.
Coming from S.S. Aurelia when you arrive in Rome, you go straight as far as Viale Giulio Cesare.
By train
Arriving by train:
From the Termini Station, you take the subway Line A and get off at OTTAVIANO-SAN PIETRO.
By airplane
Arriving by plane:
From the Leonardo da Vinci di Fiumicino airport, you can else take an airport train to the Stazione Termini and from there take the subway Line A. You should take a subway which is heading out to Battistini and get off at the OTTAVIANO stop.
From Ciampino airport you again can take a bus to the central station and from there take the metro Linea A toward Battistini, OTTAVIANO stop.
Distances from B&B Roma 2000Vatican Museums - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Vatican Library - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
Apostolic Palace - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Casina Pio IV - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Sistine Chapel - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
St. Peter's Basilica - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Piazza San Pietro - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Piazzale Clodio - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Paul VI Audience Hall - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Auditorium Conciliazione - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Palace of the Governorate of Vatican City State - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Palace of Justice - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Vatican Gardens - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Castel Sant'Angelo - 1 km / 0.6 mi
The closest major airports to Bed & Breakfast Roma 2000 are:
Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 16.5 km / 10.2 mi
Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci) - 21.2 km / 13.2 mi
The preferred airport for Bed & Breakfast Roma 2000 is Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Bed & Breakfast Roma 2000
- Shuttle service
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