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12 oz / 340 g
4.5 oz 52% Nylon / 48% Polyester Plain Weave, DWR Finish
32 in (Size 8)
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Patagonia Byway Pants for WomenWear the classy and trendy Patagonia Byway Pants for Women for everyday use or for any outdoor adventure. The Patagonia pants comes with mechanical stretch woven fabric, making them strong and resistant. The DWR (durable water-repellent) finish protects you against moisture, sweat, or unexpected rain. The waistband has belt loops so you can clip on important small gear or wear your favorite belt. These pants come with a zip fly and snap closure that make them easy to use. The front welted pockets give this product an amazing look and let you carry your keys or phone safely. The zippered pockets with button flaps keep documents secure. Thanks to the seams on the center back leg, these pants give you a contoured and feminine fit. These pants can easily be converted into capri pants, thanks to the self-fabric tab and snap. The low-rise and straight leg design on the Patagonia pants give you an extremely comfortable and relaxed feeling. Get the Patagonia Byway Pants for Women and be comfortable on all your outings.
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Mechanical stretch-woven fabric with DWR finishWaistband with belt loops, zip fly and snap closureFront welted, zippered pockets with button flaps; back welted drop-in pockets with button flaps and cargo pocket on right legSeams on center-back leg for a contoured, feminine fitConverts to capri length with self-fabric tab and snapInseam length (size 8) is 32Low rise; straight leg4.5-oz 52% nylon/ 48% polyester plain weave, with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish340 g (12 oz)Made in Vietnam Material: Deluge(R) DWR Patagonia's proprietary durable water repellent fabric finish, Deluge DWR, lasts substantially longer than standard DWRs. Garments with the Deluge DWR finish have like-new repellency after years of extensive use.
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Climbing mountains taught us to carry only the lightest, best-performing gear available. The Byway, our most technical travel pant, is the product of our high-altitude education. They're made from a nylon/polyester blend that is lightweight, quick-drying, wrinkle-resistant and has mechanical stretch. With contrasting grosgrain taping, a nifty adjustable waist and pockets in front that tuck or zip closed. The right leg has a cargo pocket, and there are two welted drop-in pockets in the back. Pants convert to capri length with self-fabric tab and snap, and have contrast-color bartacks and stitching detail. Inseam (size 8) is 32". Low rise, straight leg.
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Bloodhound diary: Uplifting news for six-tonne supercar
Published: 27th Jul 2012 17:28:39
A British team is developing a car that will capable of reaching 1,000mph (1,610km/h). Powered by a rocket bolted to a Eurofighter-Typhoon jet engine, the Bloodhound SSC (SuperSonic Car) vehicle will mount an assault on the land speed record. Wing Commander Green is writing a diary for the BBC News website about his experiences working on the Bloodhound project and the team's efforts to inspire national interest in science and engineering.
The aerodynamic refinement of the world's first 1,000mph car continues. The computational fluid dynamics work at Swansea University is giving us more data on the (now-fixed) shape of Bloodhound.
Firstly, the good news. The "Configuration 12" shape is producing exactly the right amount of lift - almost none.
Any significant lift is obviously unacceptable, as the car would fly. Significant downward force, like that in a racing car, is not much better - at 1,000mph it will be so high that the suspension will be hugely overloaded.
So it's a big relief that Config 12 produces no major changes of load on either the front or rear wheels, at any speed from "very slow" (<200 mph) to "very fast" (1,000mph+).
This is a terrific achievement by aerodynamicist Ron Ayers, working with Dr Ben Evans and the Swansea University team. In my opinion, it's perhaps one of the most impressive technical achievements of the whole project - and it means that the car will stay on the ground at all speeds.
After five years of work, we're confirming that we have a fundamentally safe design. Speaking as the driver, this is great news!
Now to the not-quite-so-good news.
While the lift is impressively low, the drag for Config 12 is slightly higher than our target. To get to 1,000mph, we need the "drag coefficient" - which is a measure of the drag per unit area of the car - to be a maximum of 1.3.
The Config 12 shape, as it stands, has a drag coefficient of 1.4 at maximum speed. So does this excess drag mean that we can't reach 1,000mph? No - but we will have to refine the design to reduce it a little.
Current options are to make the top half of the fin slightly thinner, and improve the wheel fairings. Little tweaks here and there can make a huge difference to the final result - ask any F1 team - so that's the process we're starting now. For a light-hearted view on drag, have a look at our latest Cisco BHTV episode.
The other thing to remember is that this is still a computer model, and this prediction may be a few percent more or less than the true figure.
We won't know the exact numbers until we get to the desert in South Africa next year and take the car supersonic. If the drag is a little too high at that point, then we have time to make further refinements before the "very high speed" (1,000mph) runs in 2014.
The drag target of 1.3 also assumes a rocket thrust of 122kN (27,000lb). We're now in the process of verifying this figure, with the first high-test peroxide (HTP) firing of the monopropellant rocket motor due in the next few days.
This is Part 1 of getting the rocket thrust - proving that our Cosworth F1 engine can pump enough HTP through the silver oxide catalyst pack. Pumping nearly 40 litres per second at 76 Bar (over 1,000psi) is a huge task - which is why we need a Cosworth F1 engine as a pump motor, of course.
Part 2 of the testing, the hybrid rocket firing to produce the full 122kN of thrust, will come later this year, and we aim to do it live on the internet - we'll let you know when!
Work continues on the wheel brakes package, for both the UK runway tests and the desert runs. Current figures indicate that the carbon/carbon runway brakes will be able to absorb the energy of the car from 160mph - but that does not allow for aerodynamic drag.
Add the extra drag from the airflow, and the brakes will probably be good for at least 200 mph, which is great news, as it will let us test full power on the runway before we go to the desert.
Once out in South Africa, we will replace the carbon brake discs with steel discs, which are strong enough to survive the huge loads of spinning at over 10,000 rpm, but will probably be limited to a safe maximum 'brakes on' speed of about 100 mph.
That should be fine - nearly all the braking is done by the airbrakes and parachutes on the desert.
The chassis build of Bloodhound continues to go well. Hampson are pressing on with assembly of the lower chassis, while Umeco is starting to produce moulds that look like the front end of the car.
Hyde is still refining the fin structure, which will include a "bullet" fairing along the top. This will house the video cameras that are going to relay live video pictures from the car every time we run.
We've also hit over 12,000 names on the fin now - with more room still available if you want your name to travel at 1,000mph.
It's a busy time of year for public engagements, with our Show Car out on the road at a number of Bloodhound events.
The public's interest at the Goodwood Festival of Speed was a high as I've ever seen it, and we were also approached by some potential new sponsors at Goodwood (which is always nice!) - they were clearly impressed by the huge public interest in the project.
During the weekend, I joined Bloodhound rocket expert Daniel Jubb to present at the Goodwood schools event, and I also got a chance to drive the new Noble M600 - a 650-horsepower road car is a great way to do the Goodwood hill climb!
I'm doing some more driving in the Bloodhound Radical, as part of my training for 1000mph.
The Radical made a static appearance at the Festival of Speed, but has since been on the Goodwood race circuit this month - our thanks to the circuit team for letting me show some (quite nervous-looking) journalists why track training is useful training for me.
We were also at the Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford this month, watching the world's largest military air show. Bloodhound was sharing (OK, mostly dominating) the education zone, which was enthusiastically staffed by the Air Training Corps.
As well as promoting their great range of activities, they had around 600 cadets helping out with the organisation of the event (and able to enjoy a free air show in the bargain). If this group represents the future of the Royal Air Force, then it looks to be in good hands!
With the car coming together month by month, I'm starting to think about the track in South Africa more often.
There's good news from the Northern Cape team this month, as they have now finished clearing the main track (all 10 million square metres of it), so I'm off to South Africa next week to see how they got on.
I'm also going to meet up with the South African Motor Sports Association, who will be officiating for all our record attempts.
The last time a World Land Speed Record was attempted in South Africa was by Malcolm Campbell in 1929, so this is not something they do very often.
It's something that they are determined to do well though - and with the Northern Cape team now finishing off the world's best race track, it's getting closer all the time.
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Barry Levinson's "Jimmy Hollywood" has a wonderful opening shot in which Jimmy Alto, would-be actor, walks down Hollywood Boulevard reciting the name on every star on the pavement, by memory. There are people who can do this. And there are a lot of people like Jimmy (Joe Pesci), holding on desperately to the leftover dreams of many years ago, still hoping to be "discovered." Pesci's own life is a case in point: He had given up hopes of an acting career and resigned himself to real life in 1980, when Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro discovered him and cast him in his careermaking role in "Raging Bull." That stroke of luck is still awaiting Jimmy Alto, who hangs out in coffee shops, lives in an apartment where the rent is paid by his girlfriend, and sometimes gets a job as a waiter. His hair, long and blonde, is about the only feature that looks the same as his aging publicity photo. But he has been close to glory: "I was up for the role of Cliff on 'Matlock,' " he tells a cook. "But they felt I was a little too strong for Andy Griffith." Jimmy's best friend is William (Christian Slater), a harmless, dim-witted street person who plays the sidekick in Jimmy's nonstop talk show. Life is a monologue for Jimmy, who has opinions on everything, from the mummy movies on the late show to the Hollywood epidemic of street crime. One day the car radio is stolen from Jimmy's beater, and when Jimmy finds out that the cops don't much care, he decides to become a video vigilante. He'll capture the perps on videotape.
That sets up the story gimmick in "Jimmy Hollywood," which is that Jimmy teams up with William to tape the bad guys, send the tapes to TV stations, and represent himself as a shadowy vigilante organization named "S.O.S." - which stands for "Save Our Streets" and is inspired, he explains, by the initials of "Steven O. Selznick," whose name was David, but why sweat the details? Leadership of the S.O.S. is the greatest role in Jimmy Alto's life, and he plays it to the hilt, monopolizing the Los Angeles media with a crimestoppers campaign that grows more daring and dangerous.
Lorraine (Victoria Abril), his longsuffering Latina girlfriend, thinks he has taken leave of his senses, which of course he has, but the movie knows that an unemployed actor who thinks he has finally found a great role cannot be reasoned with.
"Jimmy Hollywood" was written and directed by Barry Levinson ("Rainman," "Good Morning, Vietnam"), who has probably had a lot of Jimmy Altos through his office. In Pesci, Slater and Abril he has actors who find the right tone for the material. But the plot weighs them down. They'd be at home in a human comedy about their dreams and other ways of killing time. When they get caught up in the whirlwind of Levinson's plot mechanism, they lose their goofy street credibility and become characters in a sitcom: Events drive them, and the scale of the story escalates, until finally nothing can be believed - which is a shame, because for the first hour we believed in them.
John Cassavetes knew how to make movies like this without letting the plot take over. His "Minnie and Moskowitz" was about a lonely museum curator (Gena Rowlands) and a parking lot attendant (Seymour Cassel), and Moskowitz could be Jimmy Alto's first cousin: A guy on the outside physically, but on the inside in his mind. The whole point of such characters is that they drift. And it is important that they drift in a recognizable version of real life (romanticized, to be sure).
"Jimmy Hollywood" goes wrong when Jimmy starts pulling off stunts that would make you famous in the movies but would get you killed in real life. Once the story cuts loose from its base of realism, it doesn't much matter what happens; Jimmy, William and Lorraine, who seemed so real in her cluttered apartment, become plot devices, not people.
Too bad. I felt my heart sinking when I saw the plot machinery gearing up. There's probably a theory that audiences demand heavy plotting - that unless there's some kind of dumb manipulated crisis as a climax, they'll lose interest. I wonder how valid that is.
Today's audiences have been exposed to so many hours of TV and film that they can sense it when a movie cuts loose from its convictions and goes on automatic pilot. Here are characters who might have really amounted to something, and we can see the movie dying right under their feet.
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After only two months as chairperson of the Israel branch of UNICEF, Judy Shalom Nir Mozes has decided to step down.
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It's not that she's lost her love for children. After all, she has five of her own whom she loves dearly, and she has a record of standing up for children's rights. But she also has a record of speaking her mind on a whole load of issues and often ignoring what might be considered politically correct. During Operation Pillar of Defense, Shalom Nir Mozes, who went south to deliver toys to children who had been traumatized by the barrage of rocket fire from Gaza, tweeted that she hoped Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu would not surrender to the pressures of Israel's enemies and their lobby, but would continue the operation until the last terrorist in Gaza had been killed. She wrote, "They shoot our children and hide behind their children."
The tweets created quite a furor because part of UNICEF's mission statement specifies, "We involve everyone in creating protective environments for children. We are present to relieve suffering during emergencies, and wherever children are threatened, because no child should be exposed to violence, abuse or exploitation."
A lot of people were angry because a continuation of Operation Pillar of Defense would mean the deaths of more children in Gaza and there was a flurry of demands that Shalom Nir Mozes be unseated on the grounds that she had violated UNICEF's mission by introducing politics to her role. Although she still thinks UNICEF is a great organization doing great work, she thinks it is unfortunate that it is under the umbrella of the United Nations because that creates bureaucratic and political obstacles for those who care about children but are not subservient to diplomacy. She has resigned from her post as chairperson.
With all the empathy and sympathy that she has for the children of the world, Shalom Nir Mozes was raised to take care of her own first and then worry about others, and in the face of the suffering of Israeli children in the South, she decided to direct her endeavors toward helping the children suffering in the South through other channels.
■ SHALVA, THE Jerusalem-based NGO founded in 1990 by Rabbi Kalman and Malki Samuels to provide a therapeutic environment in which children with special needs can thrive, has been awarded the Seal of Outstanding Effectiveness by Midot, Israel's leading organization for rating the effectiveness of nonprofits.
SHALVA, which has achieved remarkable results with therapies for mentally and physically challenged children, grew out of the personal need of the Samuels family when there was nothing available for the couple's own son, Yossi, who at the age of 11 months received a vaccine that rendered him blind, deaf and acutely hyperactive. There was no one to help Yossi until he was eight years old. He lived in his own isolated world until Shoshana Weinstock, a special education teacher, began to teach him finger spelling in much the same way that Anne Sullivan brought Helen Keller out of her solitary world. This inspired the Samuelsto establish SHALVA, through which they have provided help and hope and have enabled many children to reach undreamed of potential.
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the state of Israel in 1958, a Bible Quiz for adults was inaugurated by the Israel Society for Biblical Research with the blessing of founding prime minister David Ben-Gurion, who was himself a biblical scholar and who held regular biblical study circles in his home. The winner was Amos Hakham, a 30-yearold employee of the Jerusalem Center for Education for the Blind, who in addition to his blindness also had a severe speech impediment. But neither of his impairments got in the way of his Bible study. Hakham, who died only a few months ago, was so desperately poor that he had to borrow a decent shirt to wear to the finals of the Bible Quiz. After winning, he became quite a personality in Bible study circles and he helped in the publication of various Bible commentaries.
The Bible Quiz for adults continued until 1981, after which there was a 32-year hiatus, which enabled the 1981 winner, Rabbi Aharon Ben-Shoshan, to hold the championship title for just over three decades. At the request of the prime minister whose late father-in-law was a biblical scholar, whose brothers in law were all junior Bible Quiz champions and whose younger son, Avner, was a national Bible Quiz champion, Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar this year revived the International Bible Quiz for adults, which was won last week by 26- year-old Raphael Meyuhas from Netanya, who in the final round answered all eight questions correctly.
Netanyahu and Sa'ar were both in the audience to applaud him.
Netanyahu underscored the importance of the Bible Quiz in that the legitimacy of the State of Israel is rooted in the Bible, as are the values of the state. After reviving the Bible Quiz, Sa'ar is not resting on his laurels, but has now launched another quiz on the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in advance of the 70th-anniversary commemorations in April 2013 of that momentous example of resistance against the Nazis. Up until recent years, it was thought that only left-wing movements produced the leaders of the uprising, the main one being Mordechai Anielewicz, the head of the Warsaw branch of Hashomer Hatzair, but in-depth research by Prof. Moshe Arens, a former foreign minister and defense minister, has proved that right-wing Betar members, especially Pavel Frankel, also played a prominent role in the uprising. Arens has documented this information in his book, Flags over the Warsaw Ghetto.
■ ONE MIGHT ask whether French Ambassador Christophe Bigot has a surfeit of honors to bestow on Israelis of merit. It is almost mindboggling to tote up the number of Israelis on whom he has conferred French decorations during his three years of tenure. Among the recent honorees in two separate functions were two Moroccan-born Israelis and one Sabra, the latter being former Supreme Court president Dorit Beinisch, who was the first and so far only woman to rise to the top of the legal totem pole.
Bigot conferred the honor of
Chevalier dans l'Ordre National du Mérite
(Knight in the National Order of Merit) of France on Prof. Shimon Benita, director of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem School of Pharmacy and head of its Institute for Drug Research, at a reception at the French residence in Tel Aviv-Jaffa in recognition of Benita's scientific achievements and his contribution to the forging of close ties with French researchers.
Benita came to Israel from Morocco in 1967 and earned his PhD at the Hebrew University School of Pharmacy. Following his doctoral studies, he participated in pioneering research in Israel on drug delivery based on micro- and nano-particles.
This brought about revolutionary improvement in the administering and efficacy of chemotherapy drugs.
He spent many years doing research in France, where he participated in a team working at the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Paris-Sud. In 2000, he founded the Novagali Pharma pharmaceutical firm, which specialized in drug delivery for optical illnesses.
Bigot also bestowed the Order of Merit to Jean-Claude Niddam, an expert on legal systems in Arab countries, who participated in the research and drafting of the Muslim Law Legal Dictionary at the National Center of Scientific Research (CNRS - France). Niddam, who is a highly respected lawyer in Israel's Ministry of Justice, also counseled lawenforcement agencies in the United States and in Europe in major criminal and anti-terrorism cases. He was involved in the Middle East peace process and particularly in the Wye River Plantation talks in 1998. He testified at the US Senate and in international forums, including the United States Institute of Peace, the European Council, the World Intellectual Property Organization and the European Union. Among those in attendance at the ceremony were Justice Minister Yaakov Neeman, Supreme Court President Asher Grunis, former Supreme Court president Aharon Barak, Bank of Israel governor Stanley Fischer and Supreme Court Justice Edna Arbel. Meanwhile, Dorit Beinish waited patiently for her turn to receive the more prestigious knighthood of the Légion d'honneur.
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Although many attempts have been made, robots with human intelligence were not easy to produce.
As the efforts of AI started to feel like a mirage, three scientists emerged from the abyss.
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Everything good excpet voice acting
The story line and graphics are good, but the voice acting is terrible
we are back to boring again...
thats it? that was really lame man, no action whatsoever, i mean come on, PRIORITIZE! our entertainment first, then crappy cliffhangers (if you could even call that a cliffhanger). also isnt it kind of ironic that mason wants the destruction of robots but he is using a robot body and robots to meet his ends?
i will say that the previous two disappointed me greatly. It was (as alot of other people are saying) mostly the voice acting.
this episode seemed like alot more time was put into it, and it looked like you at least tried on the humor this time around. which made me think of how the progression will be further down the line. As always, i am intrigued to see where this series will go. Keep up the good work.
Was this supposed to be Robo-cop?
Great graphics, great sound. BOOOOORRRINNNGGG story, WTB episodes half the time in length for double the action.
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Somebody incorrectly stated that Seymour was the only living enemy in FFX. The temple guards, for example, are actually living humans — but they vanish without a trace upon death, unlike Seymour (who gets a long death scene).
: Someone was wrong about MGS. In the original game, where dead enemies disappear, lockers cannot be used, at all, ever.
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do serious injury to the Goombas and Koopa Troopas that he stomps, they're never 'killed', but instead, 'defeated' or 'eliminated', according to Nintendo's censorship policies.
The comment about the cars in GTA that stay longer if you leave the door open being illogical considering the number of carjackings. I've heard that in South Africa where the crime rate and number of carjackings are notoriously high. if you parked your car and left the window open, crooks would avoid it suspecting a police sting. I'm sure there's a "So obvious it couldn't possibly be a trap" trope, but can't be arsed to find it.
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I stop and think back, "How did we ever stand the heat when I was growing up? How did we stay cool?"
We had no air conditioning, very few fans, no swimming pool, plus, my mama made me wear goofy dresses.
I do believe that when you are young, the heat doesn't seem to bother you as much. In fact, we would all play outdoors from early morning till sun down. We ran barefoot through the grass, stepped on bees, fell and skinned our knees, but I never once recall it being "too hot" to play outdoors.
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British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
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3.25/5 rDev -5%
05-12-2012 01:52:09 | More by chickenm
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
07-31-2013 05:26:30 | More by CWVegas
3.28/5 rDev -4.1%
16oz draft at an establishment in beautiful Victoria, BC
appearance: presentation is a clear amber body with no head, standard based on expectations
smell: more malty than hoppy...toasty and caramel driven, hop feel is light and in the background
taste: caramel-malt, nutty, lightly hopped...unsettling skunk characteristic that becomes noticeable in the aftertaste that is usually reserved for cheap imported green beer
mouthfeel: medium
drinkability: average
07-08-2006 19:11:56 | More by dirtylou
British Columbia (Canada)
3.18/5 rDev -7%
Pint served in a mug at some fish and chips joint in Victoria. To be honest, I'm not really a fan of pale ales, but it was the only thing they had on tap, and the bottle selection consisted of four different macro lagers.
A: honey, light skim of head
S: sweet, pale malts, very mild
T: pale malt sweetness, corn, not much hop presence
F: a bit lighter than medium-bodied. might have been better with more carbonation.
04-26-2014 23:18:00 | More by souvenirs
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -12.3%
11-17-2013 03:49:28 | More by Boozecamel
4.4/5 rDev +28.7%
What a great ale. I had this on tap at a restaurant lear Victoria on Vancouver Island. We just finished walking the Bouchart (sp?)Gardens and this beer tasted so great! I visited the brewery, but was disappointed, but still bought a couple of 6-packs.
02-18-2003 11:33:18 | More by Fabric8r
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -12.3%
02-17-2012 23:15:27 | More by LampertLand
3/5 rDev -12.3%
07-12-2013 01:27:19 | More by Braz
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -5%
05-20-2012 20:59:30 | More by bumchilly25
2.5/5 rDev -26.9%
05-26-2013 03:10:30 | More by WynnO
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +17%
12-02-2011 21:47:11 | More by papawu76
British Columbia (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev +0.9%
A: This is a golden ale with a fluffy white head, that leaves a little lace.
S: Fresh hops and bready malt.
T: Well balanced, some citrous hop flavour, slightly cidery, crisp (bitter) finish.
M: Light to moderate body, slightly creamy, moderate carbonation.
D: Good. Should certainly appeal to the masses.
12-24-2005 18:35:16 | More by Derek
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +17%
12-21-2011 22:15:08 | More by fizzyted
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +9.6%
04-16-2014 17:59:49 | More by rogerdandy
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
08-22-2012 03:42:44 | More by Stizz19
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -12.3%
10-26-2013 06:39:05 | More by Erik-P
British Columbia (Canada)
2.85/5 rDev -16.7%
A - Brilliantly clear light copper. Finger of fizzy white head, poor retention.
S - Indistinct hop aroma with bready malt. Corn.
T - Hop flavor is still indistinct but citrus in nature. Bready malt and corn again.
M - Fizzy and over carbonated. Crisp finish though.
03-04-2011 00:37:59 | More by IllNate
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev -8.5%
Started with a good head. Light copper in colour.
Not enough hop flavour. On the bland side. A slight bitter aftertaste.
Needs to be umphed up to make a quality micro beer. While it is better than the general commercial fare, it just does not have "IT".
12-03-2003 22:41:44 | More by saskguy
Alberta (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev +5.3%
431ml bottle poured into pint glass 28/1/12
A clear copper with a shitload of bubbles that don't just retain the head but increase it for a while, only leaves a few patches of lace but it looks great
S leafy hops with some caramel and a faint fruity aspect
T tastes a little metalic on top of what I smell with some candied core
M a little bite too it with a fairly clean aftertaste, from what I saw in the glass I expected it too turn to foam but things are good in this department
O not a bad glass of liquid but I'm not blown away by anything other then how it looks
another decent beer in my mixed pack, not worth searching for but I'm not upset I have two more
01-28-2012 18:21:20 | More by wordemupg
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +17%
12-01-2011 06:42:45 | More by EskimoDave
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -12.3%
This pale ale pours a crystal clear, light colour with a 1 finger frothy, bubbly just off-white head that doesn't last long and leaves almost no lacing.
Smells of bready caramel malts and a touches of citrus and pine from the hops.
Taste is predominantly of bread and grain with light caramel notes and, again, mostly bready on the finish. The hopping is light, yet gives this beer a bitter back bone throughout. Its got a bit of that corn-y sweetness, however, which I am not too fond of.
Mouthfeel is light and crisp with an almost clean, slightly oily finish.
It is a pretty easy beer to drink. The only thing I could complain about is that the relative sweetness of this beer's corn-y profile makes it a bit more of a chore to finish. That being said, I don't know if I could drink this beer all night. I would likely look for a change after just one. Not my favourite beer from this brewery. Very average.
04-27-2010 22:49:42 | More by Graham5161986
British Columbia (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev +5.3%
This beer is a bit strange because it has real malt leaning with a sweetish finish. This is not exactly a bad thing as the beer is very drinkable and quite full bodied. The nose has a very nice brewery smell that is very unpale ale like. A decent beer especially since it comes in a can but it seems wrong for the style.
04-26-2005 23:59:39 | More by canucklehead
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
Can returned for me from Victoria. Turns out to be a surprisingly decent beer! Pours with a suddy head, clear (light) golden body. Not much aroma, no many hops. Tastes like a "rookie" pale ale. I enjoyed it enough, a fair bit actually, seemed to embody all thsoe stupid words they use in macro commericals... "smooth, clean and crisp." Certainly nothing too far from the ordinary, fairly average pale ale, that would need alot of work to be anything all that noticeable. Not too shabby at all though...
03-09-2007 15:02:31 | More by biegaman
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There used to be an old pacifist witticism that went: "What if they had a war and nobody came?" In Washington at the moment, the question might be: "What if they slashed public spending and nobody noticed?"
The dreaded sequester is now upon us. Here it is within our very midst: what was billed as the fate too terrible to be contemplated, the Abomination of Desolation, the end of absolutely everything, in which federal spending would be cut to levels that would mean the collapse of airport security, the instant mass sacking of teachers and the rise of the living dead.
Everybody still there? Good. Airports at a standstill? Nope. Pupils roaming the streets untaught and unsupervsied? Nope. Any noticeable alteration in life as we have known it? Nope. Of course, it's early days yet. We are only a week or so into the Terror so maybe eventually the sky really will fall in and the taps run dry. But then again, maybe they won't. Or maybe, by the time there is any impact, people will have learned how to adjust and adapt. The White House and the Congressional Democrats are beginning to wonder whether they haven't – to put it mildly – overplayed their hand on the predicted consequences of spending cuts. What if the electorate takes a good long look at what is – or is not – happening in the wake of the most severe expenditure reductions that could possibly be imagined and thinks, "Hey, this isn't so bad. How much of that spending was really necessary at all? Maybe we should do more of this." Imagine that. And imagine if it caught on over here.
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Between Riverside and Crazy Bares Its Wounds
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Ever Hear the One About Hamlet's Mother?
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If you want to take the fake-blood spirit and extend Halloween into a mini-season, then Frankenweiner (The Piano Store) is for you. A spoof on Frankenstein, the musical finds inspiration in Pygmalion spiced with Medusa imagine a kinkier, campier version of Mary Shelley's nightmare, with a dominatrix in the role of the monster. The four-member cast romps through the story you know by heart, "Master, it's alive!" and all. Only the supercool maestro, tinkling Beethoven and Chopin from above the stage, tempers the outrageousness. The Project 400 Theater Group, along with Ground Floor Theatre Lab, makes great use of the minuscule space, but at times you're so close to the action that Frankenweiner's ego-driven zeal rains down on you in spit. Anna Wilson's monster is a marvel of misguided science and lust. In a leather bustier, platform boots, and cherry-red fur panties, she upstages her creator more deliciously than any of her grunting, green, and towering predecessors.


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What you find when you explore!
When exploring San Francisco yesterday with my California Architecture class, we came across the Tonga Room inside The Fairmont Hotel. The atmosphere looks amazing! And every hour, they make it rain right there inside! The manager was kind enough to turn the rain on for my class. While usually a little pricey, I hear their happy hour deals are pretty good, and they have a small buffet for only ten dollars. When I come back to sit and eat you can be sure I'll do a review!
Posted on December 6, 2013, in Blogs, Pictures and tagged entertainment, happy hour, hotel, knob hill, Queer, restaurants, San Francisco, swimming pool, the Fairmont, Tonga Room. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.


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