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Nikon Coolpix S8000 (Black)
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- Reviewed on: 05/25/2010
The good: Great LCD; stereo mic; 10x zoom in an attractive compact body.
The bad: Poor low-light photo quality; no optical zoom while recording movies; mixed shooting performance; no semimanual, manual modes.
The bottom line: A nice design and a couple extra features keep the Nikon Coolpix S8000 from being an also-ran compact megazoom.
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A great point and shoot that takes excellent pictures.
by Ed Abramson on June 8, 2010
Pros: Zoom range, quality of the shots, easy to use and the smart portrait system is amazing.
Cons: Placement of the flash. Once you get used to it, it is fine and if you hold it right, placing your left hand at the bottom of the camera and holding it between your thumb and pointing finger, you can hold it steady.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great pictures, a couple video quirks
by cmhotz on May 15, 2010
Pros: Awesome pictures
Love the sports mode for stop-motion
Video looks great
High quality LCD
Cons: Have to zoom before starting video (only digital zoom once recording)
When using zoom during video, can hear clicks as it adjusts in the video that is recorded
Flash does not always fully open automatically
Summary: Overall I have been quite pleased with this camera. The still shots at 14MP look fabulous, and the 3MP sports shots are great for capturing motion (we used it to ...
Summary: Overall I have been quite pleased with this camera. The still shots at 14MP look fabulous, and the 3MP sports shots are great for capturing motion (we used it to take rapid-fire shots of kids going down a waterslide and they came out great). With the flash popping up on the top of the left side of the camera you have to be careful not to cover it with your finger. The only real downside that I have found so far is that you cannot use the optical zoom while taking video...and even the digital zoom makes noise (clicks) that can be heard in the recorded video...so you pretty much want to just zoom before starting to record, and then leaving it alone.USB charging is another great feature...no need to find an outlet, just plug it into the computer.
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Fabulous camera for the non-pro
by youwantone on May 9, 2010
Pros: This camera has amazing photo quality and so easy to use.
Quick action
Most of the time you don't even need the flash
Sleek look almost sexy
Great zoom
HD quality video is amazing also
Cons: Sometimes takes pictures when you are not expecting it too.
Action button is very sensitive
Summary: This camera 14 megapixal camera is great especially for those that are not on the pro level.It is very user friendly. The video quality is very nice unless you ...
Summary: This camera 14 megapixal camera is great especially for those that are not on the pro level.It is very user friendly. The video quality is very nice unless you don't know how to use it then you will fumble around with it and get poor quality. You just have to read the manual for this option even though most options on this camera don't require the manual.The picture quality is amazing and I can't say it enough!!!
The only reason I did not give this camera a solid 5 is because the HD video part is a little difficult to figure out but that is really the only downfall and if you figure that part out then you really do have the perfect camera.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Average stills, awful video quality
by jakemcgee on April 18, 2010
Pros: Still photos are ok.
Cons: Still photos are JUST ok, and the video is terrible.
Summary: Sure, the still photography is fine on this. It's also fine on all the other p&s cameras on the market. The reason I bought this over the ...
Summary: Sure, the still photography is fine on this. It's also fine on all the other p&s cameras on the market. The reason I bought this over the others is because of the HD video...which is utter junk.
I literally get better video on the 2mp camera on my phone (Samsung Epix) than I do on this camera.
Basically, it looks like the Nikon shoots video in 640x480, and just blows it up to 1280x720.
Moreover, the sound is horrible. There's a high-pitch distortion going on, AND there's some sort of stuttered clicking noise going on ever few seconds. I eliminated all variables on my end in troubleshooting this, but the noise remains.
Bottom line: I wanted a camera that works at least as good as the camera on my mobile phone, one that takes great pics, and as an additional feature, shoots good video. The pics are fine, but the video is HORRIBLE.
So, if you want a camera that shoots great pics with horrible, useless video, this is your camera....but really, if that's what you're looking for, you can probably find one for a lot less than $300, by avoiding the Nikon.
It's surprising & frustrating that the best-selling p&s camera can fall so short.
FujiFilm, Canon, Samsung. and Panasonic ALL make better cameras. I took this back, and exchanged it for the Panasonic Lumix ZS5...which beats this Nikon in every way.
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Even a pro photographer will find this useful!
by nigelcummings on June 5, 2010
Pros: Very good image stabilisation, sharp lens if used sensibly - it is after all, the photographer, not the camera that is usually at fault when photographs are poor - S8000 is largely automated, so a little sense applied to ISO & zoom usage helps
Cons: Battery is a little on the measly side at approx 200 shots per charge - always carry a spare! Controls can seem a little small for large hands, and thus a little fiddly to use. Tripod socket off centre, video sound quality somewhat hissy and reedy
Summary: Your investment in an S8000 gives you an awful lot of camera and an awful lot of build and picture quality from a box smaller than a pack of playing ...
Summary: Your investment in an S8000 gives you an awful lot of camera and an awful lot of build and picture quality from a box smaller than a pack of playing cards - it is an ideal pocketable precisin camera, that also happens to bbe a great little snap shooter to. The S8000 if used with care (read the manual please before complaining) will provide extremely sharp and colourful images that will please the majority . Used at low ISO settings (100 ISO being the best), the S8000 cannot fail to provide good dynamic range, low noise and accurate colours. I used this camera alongside a Nikon D300S equipped with 18-200mm zoom, during a trip around Europe and North Africa last month (May 2010), images of the Parthenon in Greece, the Pyramids in Egypt, Ephesus in Turkey and the various landmarks of Rome, taken with this 'humble' camera held up very well against those taken with my wieldy DSLR Combo. In fact the S8000 turned out to be exceptionally pleasing with A4 and A3 prints beng the norm. This camera is equipped with a number of 'gimmicky modes' though, such as blink detection and subject tracking, enabling them slows the camera down, best to avoid these unless you feel they are absolutely essential. The ability to dial in extra colour saturation, or for that matter decrease colour saturation at will, proves very useful in fine tuning the results you get from this camera. macro mode too is impressive. Nikon have thoughfully added a D-lighting post processing option on this camera, as well as some limited retouching and resizing facilities - these options work well - D-Lighting in particular will make photos taken in harsh and unfavourable lighting conditions 'stand out' - a case in point being shots I took with the S8000 of the Pyramids, Sphinx and tombs in Egypt (lighting can be harsh in North Africa) - wthout the appication of D-lighting , shadow detail would have been lost, the application of D-Lighting has resulted in very pleasing images. Dont buy this camera if all you intend to do is shoot video - the video facility is good for occasional record use, dont expect to use it to shoot an 'epic'! having said that, if used with a little care results from the video feature on this camera can be most acceptable - the S8000 does not zoom optically during video, so compose your video scenes carefully, keep scene length short (8-10 secs each seems to work well), cut them all together later and you will have a good video record to compliment your still images - despite other comments I have seen here, the video quality is very very very much better than the video quality that can be achieved from camera phones. Audio quality is a little harsh, though the stereo microphones do add a little depth, noticeably lacking on mono audio equipped compacts. Considering the S8000's low price, the fact that it has an impressive sharp 10X zoom lens, superior image stabilisation compared with other compact digital cameras I have also used (Canon, Fuji, Pentax and Ricoh) and good low ISO, image quality - it would be hard to find a better more feature filled 'micro' compact camera at any price. Regarding ISO range - auto 100-400 is a great snap shooter setting - as the ISO level is cranked up, images become softer and more pastel in colour - I would for example only use the 1600 and 3,200 ISO settings in 'emergency' situations to capture images that would otherwise be unobtainable. ISO 100-200 V.Good- ISO 400 displays some film like grain, ISO 800 and above yields noticeably softer images - but what do you expect from such a small image sensor? this camea fits in a shirt pocker for good ness sake!
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Excellent photo quality & Good zoom
by Alan796 on February 19, 2012
Pros: Simple to use, good photo quality, pop up flash, HDMI Out, 2 Stereo Speakers, 10X Zoom.
Cons: No adjustable shutter speed.
good at begining, not after 9 months and over 2000 pics
by billcp on November 23, 2011
Pros: easy to use, but began to fail after 9 months of steady use, we took over 2000 pics, but then the close ups began to fail, auto focus was intermittent and time to start and focus became long.
Cons: Sent back to Nikon service in NY was returned after 3 weeks and did not work any better. returned for service and again after 3 weeks it did not work. Returned a third time and Nikon wanted over $100 dollars to fix.
Summary: I would never buy another Nikon product!
Summary: I would never buy another Nikon product!
Very nice camera for the money
by flea77 on April 21, 2011
Pros: So far the images have been very good. The low light capabilities are good for this class of camera, I never expected them to rival my DSLR in that area. Compact, fast, easy, exactly what I wanted for a little pocket camera.
Cons: Not thrilled about the placement of the pop-up flash, if they could have moved it at least 1/2" towards the center it would have been much better, or not made it a pop-up. It workes fine, just have to hold the camera a little different than normal.
Summary: Overall I am please with the purchase. I bought it for a little pocket vacation/events camera when I do not want to carry around a large DSLR or rangefinder. ...
Summary: Overall I am please with the purchase. I bought it for a little pocket vacation/events camera when I do not want to carry around a large DSLR or rangefinder. It will not even come close to the quality and flexibility that those cameras offer, but then it costs less than 1/10th of what my DSLR and one small lens costs so I definately got more than what I paid for it. With realistic expectations this camera will not disappoint.
Not happy with Nikon Service Department!!
by rogerbrucesmith on March 10, 2011
Pros: Compact, Ease of use
Cons: Didn't hold-up under VERY Tender loving care! This camera died after using it a couple of months! The LCD Screen was defective, PERIOD!! Of course Nikon blamed it on me, I paid them for repairs & chalk it up as a lesson learned! No more Nikons!!
Summary: Started out being a great little camera....Then after owning it a few months, the left side of the LCD Screen became cloudy width vertical lines in it making it ...
Summary: Started out being a great little camera....Then after owning it a few months, the left side of the LCD Screen became cloudy width vertical lines in it making it impossible to view the menu or function properly. It was still well before the warranty ended, so I sent it back to the factory. I waited three weeks and heard nothing so I phoned the Nikon repair department and was informed that I must have dropped it, therefore it wasn't covered. This was totally WRONG. I was taking a picture as this happened & I always carry it in a cushioned case. So to make a long story short....they ripped me off for $107.46 on a LCD repair that was defective!!!
CANON will be my choice of cameras in the future!!!
shots are grainy and really awful
by clickfitz on February 21, 2011
Pros: The ONLY thing good is the size
Cons: Takes terrible shots, no matter what the settings. I rely on cnet reviews, and shouldn't have on this one. One of the worst purchases I've made
Summary: Every picture is out of focus!!
Summary: Every picture is out of focus!!
- Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
- Part number: S8000 Black
- Description: World's slimmest 10x zoom camera with wide-angle capability. Nikkor's extra-low dispersion (ED) glass lens ensures crisp results whether you shoot still images or high-definition movie clips and the 10x zoom offers superior compositional freedom, allowing for everything from impressive wide-angle and distant telephoto shots, to stunningly detailed close-ups in macro mode. The advanced flash control system delivers more natural-looking results when you shoot in low-light and the incredibly clear 7.6 cm (3-inch) high resolution LCD monitor enhances both shooting and playback. With its slim body offering exceptional portability, the Coolpix S8000 is a wonderfully stylish way to get creative with how you capture the world.
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- Product Type Digital camera - Compact
- Enclosure Color Black
- Resolution 14.2 megapixels
- Optical Sensor Type CCD
- Total Pixels 14,480,000 pixels
- Effective Sensor Resolution 14,200,000 pixels
- Optical Zoom 10 x
- Digital Zoom 2 x
- Image Stabilizer Optical
- Auto Focus TTL contrast detection
- Image Recording Format JPEG
- AV Interfaces Composite video/audio
Exposure & White Balance
- Light Sensitivity ISO auto (100-800),
ISO auto (100-1600),
ISO auto (100-400)
- Exposure Modes Program,
- White Balance Automatic,
Lens System
- Type 10 x x Zoom lens - 5.4 mm - 54 mm - F/3.5-5.6
- Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 30 - 300 mm
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Min Focus Range 19.7 in
- Macro Focus Range 0.4 in
- Zoom Adjustment Motorized drive
- Features Built-in lens shield,
ED glass
Camera Flash
- Camera Flash Pop-up flash
- Flash Modes Slow synchro,
Fill-in mode,
Auto mode,
Flash OFF mode,
Red-eye reduction
Additional Features
- Continuous Shooting Speed 3 frames per second
- Self Timer Delay 2 sec,
10 sec
- Additional Features 720p HD movie recording,
D-Lighting technology,
USB charging,
In-camera red-eye fix,
Color control,
Audio recording,
Brightness control,
Best Shot Selector (BSS),
Motion Detection Technology,
Saturation control,
Intelligent Scene Selector,
Blink Detection technology,
Smile Detection technology,
Face-priority AF function
- Viewfinder Type None
- Type 3 in LCD display
- Display Features Built-in
- Microphone Operation Mode Stereo
- Connector Type 1 x USB,
1 x Composite video/audio output
- Software Drivers & Utilities
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive
- Microsoft Certifications Compatible with Windows 7
- Included Accessories Carrying strap,
USB cable,
Power adapter,
Audio / video cable
- Body Material Metal
- Supported Battery Nikon EN-EL12
- Supported Battery 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery ( Included )
Memory / Storage
- RAM Installed 32 MB
- Memory Card Slot SD card
- Supported Memory Cards SDHC Memory Card,
SD Memory Card
- Internal Storage None
- Image Storage JPEG 4320 x 3240,
JPEG 3264 x 2448,
JPEG 2592 x 1944,
JPEG 2048 x 1536,
JPEG 1024 x 768,
JPEG 640 x 480,
JPEG 4224 x 2376
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 4.1 in
- Depth 1.1 in
- Height 2.2 in
- Weight 6.5 oz
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
Main Features
- Image stabilizer feature Optical stabilization helps prevent blurry pictures, especially for handheld cameras at slow shutter speeds or when using high optical zoom.
Product series
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
Specs: 14.2 megapixels,
10 x,
30 - 300mm F/3.5,
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
Specs: 14.2 megapixels,
10 x,
30 - 300mm F/3.5,
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- Manufacturer profile
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NORCROSS, Ga. (AP) - Authorities say an off-duty Atlanta motorcycle police officer was seriously hurt in a crash on Interstate 85 in the city's northeastern suburbs.
Gwinnett County police say the two-vehicle crash happened Monday night in the northbound lanes of the freeway near the Beaver Ruin Road exit.
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This video may be old news, but things do move a bit more slowly here at CHF - it only made the rounds around our office recently. Produced by Marie Curie Actions, a funding group within the EU Commission on Research and Innovation, the 2-minute short explains some of the basic relationships between the elements.
A purist may doubt the value of a bit of fluff like "Chemical Party," but it can be a real eye-opener to someone who hasn't given science much thought. The highly-reactive world of atoms and molecules may not come through in a written form, but this silly little film allows it to stick in your memory. In days gone by we had learning tools like the "Chem Study" films that showed potassium exposed to water going up like a Roman candle. Maybe today's students need that fat guy with "K" emblazoned on his sweatshirt getting his face dunked in the Jello mold by "Mr. H2O" to retain the notion. Different times call for different solutions.
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The Trojans also lost their second game, at Bark River later that same week, but won the rematch on Jan. 13. Coach Jeff Syrjanen said the Jets' goal was to stop Lexi Gussert with a box-and-one defense. "They just shadowed Lexi wherever she went." And it worked. Gussert was held to 10 points, one of her lowest point totals of the season. "But because of that, it opened up our outside shooting for Kendra Campbell and Audrey Sholander, and they hit the threes. That really was the game." The Trojans connected on six threes: three by Sholander and two by Campbell. "I've known all along that we have these shooters. They're all good shooters." Now North Central knows, too. Gussert, said her coach, is quite content to look for her teammates if opponents are focused on stopping her. "Last night, she just worked the boards, got steals, played defense and worked hard to get her teammates open shots." The Trojans led 16-7 after the first quarter. In the second quarter, Campbell scored eight points, and Sholander added six. But after Tanner Bartczak was called for her third foul and had to take a seat, Forest Park lost height. "It's just a bad matchup for us" against the Jets' big girls inside. North Central scored 18 in the second quarter, much of it on free throws. But Bartczak returned in the third quarter and scored seven points, helping the Lady Trojans build a 21-point lead. The Jets kept fighting, cutting into the lead but never getting close enough to cause concern. FP's defense made a big difference. "We defended very well." Gussert guarded sophomore Morgan Wells, who scored 17 in that November game. This time, Wells was held to eight. Taylor Granquist led NC with 11 points (five on second quarter free throws), and Dana Rochon added nine (three triples). Sholander led the Lady Trojans with 17 points, followed by Bartczak at 16, Campbell at 12 and Gussert's 10. Four girls in doubles figures. "That's what we've been looking for all year." FP shot 42% to the Jets' 40% but held them to just 35 shots. "We really shut them down. They like to get the ball inside to their bigger girls, and they just couldn't do it." FP made 13 of 17 free throws. Gussert had six steals, and Sholander and Bartczak had three each. Sholander led with four assists. Against North Dickinson, the Lady Trojans quickly took a 15-4 lead in the first quarter and moved on to a 34-14 halftime lead. Forest Park backed off its press after the first quarter, and everybody got to play before halftime. The Nordics this year are young and don't have a lot of size. "We were able to run on them quickly," said Syrjanen, "and get some easy buckets in transition. Our defense played well." ND played even with the Lady Trojans in the third quarter, but Forest Park had another big run early in the fourth. The reserves saw plenty of minutes in the second half. Gussert led the team with 17 points, to go with eight rebounds, five steals and four blocks. Sholander added 10, and Bartczak scored nine. Brittany Charlevoix led the Nordics with nine points. • The Lady Trojans visited Iron Mountain Jan. 23. They will be home to face Rapid River this Thursday, Jan. 26, before a trip to Carney-Nadeau Jan. 30.Trojans 15 19 9 15 -- 58Nordics 4 10 8 6 -- 28Jets 7 18 9 6 -- 40Trojans 16 18 13 10 -- 57
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1/5 rDev -75.6%
02-11-2012 19:46:18 | More by TikiD
1/5 rDev -75.6%
08-27-2014 00:29:10 | More by ErikO
1.5/5 rDev -63.3%
02-02-2012 06:12:28 | More by SopwithCamel18
New York
2/5 rDev -51.1%
03-23-2013 18:54:51 | More by BGsWo22
West Virginia
2/5 rDev -51.1%
08-09-2014 15:32:52 | More by Snodman
2.25/5 rDev -45%
Thanks to jamnescameron for including this as an extra in the Blind Bomber BIF. This was a big want of mine I can now cross off. Thanks man. Included in the package was a Two Brothers branded American pint glass. It only seemed logical to pair the beer with the glass.
The beer pours a deep ruby-orange with a light nutmeg highlighted head covering about three fingers worth of space. Copious lacing make this look really good!
The smell could be better. Muted tropical hops and sweet malts need some work.
Taste is sweet weak brewed tea, metal, charred caramel malt, and more fusel alcohol than what is listed on the label.
Mouthfeel is lightly sticky with very soft carbonation.
Drinkability depends on "do I want another"? I don't really want another one unless its much fresher. Notice u didn't mention anything about any rye characteristics. That's because I didn't get any. I think I'm going to leave this on my wants list for now and re-review it in the future. I do have the appropriate glassware after all. Of course, it might be unfair that I am mentally comparing it to 2 week old Red's Rye P.A. That beer was phenomenal. I don't think this beer can possibly rival one of Founders best, but I do think bottle date might make a difference.
09-15-2010 16:07:04 | More by hopsbreath
2.5/5 rDev -38.9%
07-20-2014 19:57:21 | More by ambiguousfigures
United Kingdom (England)
2.5/5 rDev -38.9%
03-03-2012 01:16:30 | More by Dracook
2.5/5 rDev -38.9%
01-19-2014 05:58:49 | More by kraticus41
District of Columbia
2.5/5 rDev -38.9%
06-19-2013 13:50:45 | More by farrelley
2.5/5 rDev -38.9%
03-21-2013 23:11:35 | More by rjvanston
2.55/5 rDev -37.7%
Allow me to preface saying that Hop Juice is one of my favorite beers I have ever had and I love Bell's Hopslam, and I am no stranger to hops...
Appearance: Pours an amber/red with a heavy head that dissipates rather quickly.
Smell: Heavy hops, that is about all I can smell. Probably Simcoe or Columbus.
Taste: I like IPA's, I really do, but this is just not doing it for me. I know it is a rye beer, but I have not had another rye to compare. This just tastes like it has very little balance besides just heavy hops. I get sweetness on the tip of my tongue, but in the short time it takes to get to the back everything is overwhelmed by hops.
Mouthfeel: Thin, tastes undercarbonated, possibly the reason for the overwhelming hops.
Overall: If you want hops with no balance, here is your beer. I like hops, but I cannot find one bit of sweetness or redeeming taste to allow anything but hops to be tasted in this beer.
03-17-2012 22:58:46 | More by JCrazy84
2.55/5 rDev -37.7%
I was very excited to try this beer. Hopped up Rye Ale sounds right up my alley as Founder's Red's Rye is my absolute go-to beer.
The apperance was average. Reddish-brown with a thin white head. The smell was ALL Rye malt. Very distinct, almost no hop aroma. Smells bready and sweet. The taste is super malty. Tons of rye malt. Little hop flavor but enough to add some balance but the beer is definitely a malt bomb. Big beer. Heavy mouthfeel that doesn't really work with the rest of the beer. Little carbonation. Not very good, it's really a mess.
I didn't really care for this at all. I actually poured out half of the bottle. Skip it.
07-12-2010 15:20:32 | More by Brew33
2.75/5 rDev -32.8%
06-11-2012 12:20:39 | More by Steimie
2.75/5 rDev -32.8%
06-04-2013 12:57:32 | More by Azpittil57
2.75/5 rDev -32.8%
04-11-2014 03:56:19 | More by Nihilistkid
2.75/5 rDev -32.8%
Received in a trade from SPLITGRIN?
Dark amber colored beer with a mostly white head. Looks pretty creamy. Generous lacing.
Aroma was extremely sweet. Hoppy and sweet. I detect a hit of Rye but mostly, this one is sweet and alcoholic. Plenty of maltiness.
Sweet tasting. Hop bitterness smacks the toungue at the end. Caramel maltiness. Rye comes around at the end as well.
Not bad. Medium bodied. Sticky sweet on the toungue and teeth, yet dry finishing as well. Kind of weird. This one was way too sweet for me. There was a nice hop bitterness at the back but way too much sweetness up front. Not a fan of this one.
02-08-2008 20:07:05 | More by SaCkErZ9
2.75/5 rDev -32.8%
12-02-2013 01:10:47 | More by vinny21bal
South Carolina
2.78/5 rDev -32%
This is the second time trying Cane & Ebel. Haven't been impressed either time.
Cane & Ebel gets off to a slow start. It pours a dark, very dark, copper red. Head hangs around for a few seconds before disappearing into nothingness. Lacing is non-existent.
Very sweet, malty, and a bit of rye in the nose. No hops at all here. The same can be said about the taste. Sweet tasting with a hint of hops and rye on the end. This bottle is still in date, so I'm a little confused as to where all the hops have gone. Perhaps it's the Thai Palm sugar that I'm not liking, but this is way to sweet to be considered a hopped up red ale.
Mouthfeel is thin and this beer feels a bit under carbonated. Won't be having anymore of these thanks. I'll stick to Founders & Terrapin for my red ale needs.
09-04-2009 19:40:03 | More by RyanC84
North Carolina
2.8/5 rDev -31.5%
Got this in a mix 12 pack and not sure I will drink the other one. Just not impressed. The sugar cane after taste is just too much. Very sweet, not a fan but always worth trying something different. Never had a beer made with Thai Palm sugar. Oh well.
06-27-2009 00:04:45 | More by Backer2004
2.83/5 rDev -30.8%
Appearance - Pours an extremely dark brownish-amber color with an inch thick, creamy tan head that lingers for a couple minutes. Leaves a nice, creamy lacing as well.
Smell - The sweetness of the palm sugar comes through lightly, with a dominant aroma of rye.
Taste - The spiciness of the rye masks most of the other flavors.. There is a toasty/smoky flavor as well but I think that might be from the rye? The sweetness from the sugar tastes pretty nice.. And the bottle is right about having the wackiest hops. I can detect some pine hops, along with some other earthy and floral hops. Has a strong bitterness in the finish.
Mouthfeel - Has a creamy body with medium carbonation.
Overall - This is the first rye beer I've ever tried. I am not pleased.. lol. To me, this basically just tastes like a nasty IPA, with rye added.
01-01-2013 03:35:33 | More by jsisko01
2.85/5 rDev -30.3%
Served in a Dogfish Head shaped pint glass.
We got destroyed at Quizzo tonight, so hopefully this is enough to make me feel a bit better. It pours a clear ruby topped by a finger of glowing dirty white foam and exhibiting a decent amount of matter floating about within. The nose comprises orange peel, onion, toasted rye bread, black pepper, and dark toffee. The taste holds notes of soil, orange rind, light mandarin orange, potato skin, grass, and a touch of toffee. I winced a bit whilst drinking this. The body is a barely-light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a dry finish. Overall, I was not much of a fan of this at all, really. The flavors don't do anything all that great for me, and the smell comes kinda close to offensive. I can see how this could actually be a lot worse, but that doesn't make it very good.
04-28-2011 05:53:45 | More by TMoney2591
2.95/5 rDev -27.9%
Poured into a snifter.
3.5 A: Two Brothers sure has an interesting take on the color red. This is purplish black. One finger of frothy beige head. Retention is lacking, but a short ring of lacing is left.
4.0 S: This has a hell of a lot more hop character than rye, but in any case it smells great. Citrusy and floral hops. Just a touch of spicy earthy rye underneath. Toasty malts with minor caramel notes.
2.5 T: The taste is confused. Moderate, though out of place, hop bitterness that comes off in an almost burnt nature. Rye is much more apparent, but it doesn't work well with the hops. That isn't to say it can't. I've had rye IPAs that were delicious. A touch of roastiness, toast, and sugary caramel.
3.5 M: Medium body. Good moderate carbonation. Reasonably creamy, but lacking smoothness due to the perceived burnt flavors.
2.5 D: I think this would have worked better if they used less bittering hops. In any case, it's at least interesting.
12-15-2011 03:43:52 | More by DavoleBomb
3/5 rDev -26.7%
08-10-2013 20:42:46 | More by TTripp725
3/5 rDev -26.7%
12-04-2011 23:36:54 | More by leinie13
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19-08-2011 17:03 - edited 19-08-2011 17:36
Reposting some information I found on the net, I've tried it and it works.
For those with splitscreen qwerty keyboard in messaging, etc, but not in conversations after applying the Symbian Anna update, there's a solution:
Open application manager and uninstall conversation appl and conversation server. Then you get splitscreen qwerty in conversations!
Thanks to the person who originally discovered this.
19-08-2011 17:22
19-08-2011 17:35
my n8 cannot get him, how to get him?
19-08-2011 20:17 - edited 19-08-2011 20:18
Thanks for this information. I am a little bit afraid to try this out. What happens after removing these two apps? Are conversations still working normally? How can you get the apps back? Are they reinstalled by using software update function? I can't believe that two apps have just one destructive function of making split screen unavailable. So something must be missing afterwards...? Are both apps permanently removed even after reboot and software update?
19-08-2011 20:24 - edited 19-08-2011 20:25
Here's something interesting, I did a fresh install. However there is no such thing as conversation app and conversation server to uninstall. Using N8 22.014 Product code 059b656
19-08-2011 20:26
from @nokiamy To all Symbian users. There are some country exceptions to the split-view functionality, Malaysia being one of them. Nokia is working to build support for the feature for all the affected countries with the next Symbian software update.
19-08-2011 20:47
I heard this line several times today. This sounds like it is related to the FW itself. On the other hand the above information sounds like it can easily be fixed by uninstalling those two apps. And it is very interesting that donchichisays that these apps are not initially installed. This suggests they are not needed...? But where are they coming from?
19-08-2011 20:54 - edited 19-08-2011 20:55
These apps have been there since PR1.0 and have been upgraded via Software update like App update 1.0 and so on.
This is the latest version which get upgraded from the Anna package. Now APAC countires may use other languages than english and maybe there was some conflict with it.
I can confirm that Removing both files do get splitscreen functionality to APAC users and if you just use English as the language you shouldn't have any issue after removing them.
19-08-2011 21:34
I think the files are leftover from the previous firmware being replaced.
I've always had a shortcut to conversations on your homescreen, prior to deleting these two files, it would show the old conversations icon even after the Anna update. And no split screen view in conversations view.
After deleting the two files and doing a restart, the new Anna style icon for conversations appears instead and I now have split screen keyboard view.
I guess the leftover files were preventing the Anna version of conversations from being used.
19-08-2011 21:46
I can happily confirm: uninstalling those two apps and a reboot finally activated split screen for my German Anna installation! And also I confirm that before I had the old dialog symbol from PR 1.0 while after uninstalling and rebooting I now have a new Anna symbol for dialogs.
BUT: Swype is obviously NOT supporting split screen at the moment! While it does support portrait QWERTY there is no split screen even after the uninstallation procedure. It is not necessary to uninstall swype, deactivating it suffices.
Read here: LINK
Swype seems to confirm this behaviour. There might be an updated version of swype.
So we have to distinguish different problems. It seems officially confirmed that APAC installations of Anna with Chinese character support do not support split screen at all (but may do in the future).
For other versions of Anna the problem can be solved by uninstalling those two apps mentioned above.
At last - Swype does not support split screen at the current moment. Hopefully they fix this soon (I NEED Swype, it's just the best type of input).
20-08-2011 6:29
wow thanks for the help! i was very disappointed when i updated anna on august 18 and found out there no split screen in the conversations view.. that was the feature i was looking forward to the most... i hope deleting those apps wont corrupt the OS... but still i'll take the risk.. i'll just bring it to the care center for a software fix if it crashes...since i'm a regular visitor there because of the purple screen issue.. i'm finally satisfied with my n8 because they replaced it with a brand new purple tint free phone and now symbian anna with split screen!
20-08-2011 16:57
Worked for me, THANX
21-08-2011 12:56
Thanks for the info, it worked on my C7! now i have split screen messaging on the conversations. THanks a lot guys!
22-08-2011 15:10
Thank you so much
it Worked perfectly
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Nokia Thanks for the UPDATE firstly, it is looking v good and My GPS worked somehow even though I reported malfunction yesterday. Time heals after all, and reboots.
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24-08-2011 21:08
but I couldn't find conversation app and conversation server in my application manager ...
24-08-2011 21:10
yessss. me too. couldn't find these 2 apps
26-08-2011 20:00
can any1 tell me how to get splt screen conversations activated after anna update? i hve been told that deleteing 2 conversations apps in manager fixes this? is this true? im in uk on o2
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can any1 tell me how to get splt screen conversations activated after anna update? i hve been told that deleteing 2 conversations apps in manager fixes this? is this true? im in uk on o2
Why don't you read the thread in which you post?
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Another walker who saw some of the soldiers training in the Brecon Beacons on Saturday has said he saw nothing out of the ordinary. Phil Speck told BBC News:
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They did look very hot, they were tired in the afternoon, but it did kind of seem like you would normally see the soldiers when you're walking up there.
I think maybe if we had walked past another walker who was on their own, you might have gone 'Is everything OK? Do you need some extra water?'
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Source: Miley Cyrus Returned to Liam Hemsworth for "Normalcy and Structure"by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Many celebrity gossip followers were surprised by yesterday's divorce announcement from Tish and Billy Ray Cyrus.
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"Miley knew about the divorce awhile ago and she's been taking it really hard," a friend told Hollywood Life. "Pretty much at the same time, she broke up with [Liam Hemsworth], Hannah Montana was ending and then her parents' marriage was falling apart."
Left: Tish Cyrus make her first appearance since her divorce goes public. Right: Miley grabs Liam by the hand.
In a quest for what this insider describes as "normalcy and structure" in her life, Miley got back together with Liam in September.
"She got super stressed out and that's really when she started acting out more," says the source. "Plus, her parents really like him and so she's trying to make it work. She's just doing the best she can."
More than ever, Miley will now be counted on to be the rock of her family. We don't always agree with her professional decisions, but we do wish her the best in overcoming this personal obstacle.
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your actually not insulting her now.when a persons parents get divorced it can really mess with the childs life and can make them really stressed out that explains why shes been on edge lately.
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finally your not insulting miley!! omg...no wonder shes so easily pissed off these few weeks. everything happens all so fast...hannah montana is coming to an end, her dad and mum is breaking up, she and liam is not going too well although they are back together. all the best miley supporting you always!!!
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And "The Truth" shall set you free. Or in this case, save your job.
Brandon Vera was unceremoniously dumped by the UFC after his three round beatdown at the hands of Thiago Silva back on Jan. 1 at the "Edgar vs. Maynard 2" event. The Brazilian's strong performance earned him a crack at "Rampage" Jackson and sent his counterpart to the hospital with a broken nose, pink slip in hand.
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Pregnant Kate discharged from London hospitalTHe Associated Press | December 07,2012LONDON The Duchess of Cambridge left a London hospital Thursday after being treated for acute morning sickness related to her pregnancy.
Clutching a small bouquet of yellow roses, the former Kate Middleton smiled and posed briefly for a photograph alongside her husband, Prince William, before leaving King Edward VII Hospital. She stepped delicately into a waiting car.
The couples office said she would head to Kensington Palace in London for a period of rest. She had been in the hospital since Monday. Officials from St. Jamess Palace have said the duchess is not yet 12 weeks pregnant with the couples first child.
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The duchess is married to the queens grandson, Prince William.
Australian radio personalities Mel Greig and Michael Christian later apologized for the hoax sheepishly noting that they were surprised that the call was put through and that their Australian accents were not detected.
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Clay Clevenger, who spent the past six years as Henderson County's head football coach, resigned today to accept the coaching position at Danville, his alma mater.
"It's about more than a football job. It's an opportunity to go back home and raise our kids around their grandparents. It had more to do with that than anything else," said Clevenger. He and wife Kate are expecting their second child in early July. Both of their families live in the Danville area.
Clevenger posted a 45-27 record at Henderson County, where he took over a program that was in turmoil following the death of player Ryan Owens after a 2006 practice.
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