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My ESB has been in the primary for about two days now. I'm concerned with the color. It's looking quite dark, almost like an amber ale. I thought bitters were supposed to be blonde. Will it lighten up through the course of fermentation?
Primary: Axe of Angus Scottish 80/-
Primary 2: Quark Brown Ale
Primary 3: Edwort's Apfelwein
Bottled: Kenosis Rasberry Stout, Not-Really-Irish Stout
On Tap: HefeWifen
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If it is an esb it can be coppery reddish hue at the darker end of the spectrum (which I perfer) but do not judge it on how it looks in the fermeneter. It will appear MUCH different with yeast in suspension. It will still appear alot different from what a glass of it would look like once the yeast settles. It is a much larger mass, so, much less light gets through.
sláinte!Bristle Bros. Brewing
You cannot judge beer color by how it appears in the fermenter or secondary. I have an IPA in secondary that looks as dark as an English brown, when I take samples, the color is golden just like it should be.
Even very light colored beers i've done looked dark in the fermenter. Like wise Dark beer like my hobgoblin clone looked a very pale light brown when I looked at it in the trial jar of my Hydrometer. As has been said its all to do with how much beer your looking thru and how much light there is

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The war has begun and battle is being waged. AMD started this particular battle with their HD 7790. NVIDIA is here today hoping to win it with their newest addition to the Kepler line – the NVIDIA GTX 650 Ti BOOST.
As evident in AMD's slides, the HD 7790 was aimed at the GTX 650 Ti. Now it gets more interesting. NVIDIA has introduced GPU BOOST (v.1.0) to its GTX 650 Ti in the hopes of enticing those all-important mainstream 1080p gamers. Can NVIDIA take the day? Let's find out!
Specifications & Features
The GTX 650 Ti BOOST uses the same GK106 GPU contained in the GTX 660. The GPU in the GTX 650 Ti BOOST is reduced to 768 CUDA cores and 64 texture units (versus 960 & 80, respectively on the GTX 660). Both GPUs have 24 ROPs. While the GPU is cut down a bit, it operates at the same 980 MHz base / 1033 MHz boost as the GTX 660. The new GPU's TDP is 134 W. Memory is also identical, with 2 GB of GDDR5 operating at 1502 Mhz (6008 MHz quad-pumped) with a 192-bit interface. There will also be 1 GB versions available.
The actual stock boost frequency on this particular card ends up coming in at 1071.3 MHz, as shown via monitoring in 3DMark 11 and HWBot Heaven Xtreme.
As you can see, the GTX 650 Ti BOOST is more closely related to the GTX 660 than the GTX 650 Ti. As such, it performs considerably better than the GTX 650 Ti.
This slide is a bit over stated, so let me break it down. If you wait five years between upgrades, you can get a large increase in performance. that applies to GPUs from both sides of the fence, making this a little silly. NVIDIA says people usually wait two years or greater to replace their GPUs in this product segment, which is why they like to mention this.
This graph is a bit more relevant, comparing the GTX 650 Ti BOOST with the HD 7850 in NVIDIA's internal testing. You also see the target for this GPU is not, in fact, the HD 7790 that came out last week, but the HD 7850, which hints at its pricing. The GTX 650 Ti BOOST with 2 GB of memory (as tested in this review) has an MSRP of $169. That may increase depending on board partner choices like overclock and cooler, but that's the base pricing.
That said, they do expect to release a 1 GB version in April that has an MSRP of $149, just like the HD 7790. Did I mention a war was being waged? I love it!
In our conference call, NVIDIA also says their open beta of the GeForce Experience is getting positive feedback. They say they've even tweaked the experience based on user feedback. If you're not familiar with it, GeForce Experience is a program that will monitor your PC's GeForce driver version and notify you when upgrades are available.
More importantly, it can automatically set games' video settings to match your system's performance level. Most overclockers prefer to set their own settings, but if you want to give it a try, check out the GeForce Experience page.
AMD has a strong hold on the biggest titles for their gaming bundles, but NVIDIA isn't letting that stop them from sending something with their cards. Rather than giving free games, they're using Free-to-Play (F2P) games and giving you $75 in in-game credit.
Now you've seen the company line, let's look at the GPU itself.
Meet the NVIDIA GTX 650 Ti BOOST
Unlike the reference GTX 650 Ti, the GTX 650 Ti BOOST comes with a bit stronger squirrel-cage cooler. As you can see it also has a single 6-pin PCIe power plug.
Photo shoot time.
Not a bad looking card at all so far, but you probably won't see too many identical models; most will have custom coolers placed on them by board partners.
As far as video outputs, there will be dual DVI and single HDMI & DisplayPort outputs.
Let's take the cooler off and see how it looks underneath.
Under the Hood
The good thing about NVIDIA is that they use actual thermal paste unlike that chunky mess ASUS used on the HD 7790. Both are effective I suppose, but from a reviewer's standpoint, if nothing else it's easier to remove.
Like the reference GTX 660 Ti cooler we saw, the shroud is much larger than the heatsink itself, which is really a small slab of copper attached to aluminum fins. It's definitely not much of a heatsink as GPU heatsinks go, but this is a budget GPU. Regardless, you'll see better solutions than this on most, if not all partner cards.
Ahh, here's the GTX 650 Ti BOOST in the flesh, sans cooler. It's a short PCB like the rest of the low- and mid-range GTX series (as well as the HD 7790 we reviewed Friday).
The power section is also very similar to the HD 7790, with four phases for the GPU and one for the memory (you can see the memory phase in the photo above left, to the left of the far left memory chip).
Speaking of memory, NVIDIA continues to go with Samsung GDDR5 memory clocked at 1502 MHz (6008 MHz quad-pumped).
Lastly we have the GK106 GPU.
Overall, it looks the part of a solid budget card. Time to install it in a system and see what we can get out of it.
Test Setup
Our test setup includes a 4.0 GHz i7 3770K with memory clocked at DDR3-1866 / 9-9-9-24. Competition comes courtesy AMD and NVIDIA above and below the GTX 650 Ti BOOST's price range.
|i7 3770K @ 4.0 GHz
|ASUS Maximus V Extreme
|G.Skill TridentX DDR3-2600 @ 1866MHz 9-9-9-24
|ASUS HD 7790 DirectCU II OC
EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC
Galaxy GTX 660 GC
PowerColor PCS+ HD 7850
|Windows 7 Professional x64
**Important note about drivers** The HD 78xx cards graphed in this review have not been re-benched with the 12.x (or later) Catalyst drivers, which showed large performance gains over previous Catalyst versions. We are in the process of reviewing a newer HD 7870 and a HD 7850 is on the way for review as well, so you'll get those numbers in the future.
Installed on the Maximus IV Extreme, it's not a bad look for a reference card at all.
Cooler Performance & Power Consumption
The GTX 650 Ti BOOST comes in right where it should, with cooler performance very similar to its slightly more powerful GTX 660 brother. Temperature wise, it just doesn't compare to the HD 7790, but neither does the cooler itself, so that's to be expected.
Being a blower-style cooler, it definitely doesn't compare to the acoustics of the partner-designed cooling on the HD 7790. While the latter couldn't ever be heard over my under-volted radiator fans, it was pretty obvious when this cooler kicked in. That said, it's not really a fair comparison, because that was a partner-designed cooler and this one isn't designed to compete with it.
Power-consumption wise, it is and acts like a cut down GTX 660, trimming a few watts off the top. The card is driving power consumption here too. While the HD 7790′s peak came when the CPU was loaded (in the 3DMark 11 Combined test), the GTX 650 Ti BOOST's peak was during the GPU tests.
It fits right where it should in the power consumption chart. While it's not as efficient as AMD's latest offering, if it out-performs it, that wattage might be forgiven. We'll just have to see.
Overclocking comes to us courtesy of EVGA's PrecisionX. The total overclock, with voltage control, was +110 MHz on the GPU and +300 MHz (in PrecisionX, which translates to +150 MHz in reality) on the memory. It's not as strong MHz wise as the HD 7790 and this overclock had voltage control to help it out. However, it's not a bad overclock by any stretch.
These are the settings used to obtain the overclock. Disregard the Temp Target; this was the version of PrecisionX already installed on my system from the Titan review. Rest assured, this card has GPU Boost 1.0, not 2.0.
Interestingly, this overclock was the max 24/7 stable, but it was not hammering up against the card's power target. It picked a frequency and stuck to it. In this case, the actual boost frequency ended up being 104.5 MHz over stock, and it kept it throughout the benchmark.
Stability testing comes to us courtesy 3DMark 11 and HWBot Heaven Xtreme.
Not a bad clocking card at all and the overclock you set keeps on giving, without running into the pesky power limit and throttling back all the time.
Performance Results
All of our benchmarks are run per our GPU testing procedure guidelines, which you can check out right here. Long story short: benchmarks are run at their default settings and games are run with everything maxed. Because of the previously mentioned driver notes re: HD 78xx GPUs, I'll keep my comments between the GTX competition and the HD 7790.
Synthetic Tests
3DMark03 is a known variable when it comes to Kepler cards. They just don't have what they used to for this now-ten-year-old, which is pretty irrelevant to anyone but benchmarkers. However, we still keep it for old times' sake (and because benchers are a solid chunk of our audience).
Moving to more relevant benches, it looks like the GTX 650 Ti BOOST steps up to the plate and takes out the HD 7790 in DirectX 10.
Well, look at this. Looks like we might have a battle on our hands for benchmarking. The HD 7790 wins the day in 3DMark 11.
The HD 7790 is quickly unseated in Heaven Xtreme, with the GTX 650 Ti BOOST taking a healthy lead.
The newest 3DMark is a back and forth even within the same benchmark. The GTX 650 Ti BOOST wins at stock, but the further-overclocking HD 7790 takes the overclocked prize.
In case you're wondering, 3DMark Fire Strike wasn't included in the last review because there weren't enough results in the HD 7790′s price range.
Game Tests
Now we reach the point where the rubber meets the road – game tests. Getting right to it, the GTX 650 Ti BOOST gets a solid "W" in Aliens vs. Predator.
More of the same, with results over ten FPS better in Batman: Arkham City
Even Battlefield 3 falls in favor of the GTX 650 Ti BOOST.
Civilization V is closer and the overclocked result takes a step back (not uncommon for this game in cards from both sides), but still doesn't lose to the HD 7790.
Dirt 3 continues the slightly-over-10-FPS lead.
GPU killer Metro 2033 is much closer, but the GTX 650 Ti BOOST still comes out on top.
In every game test, the GTX 650 Ti BOOST beats the HD 7790. That's to be expected for $20 more and it does precisely what NVIDIA set out to do – stave off AMD's newly increased power in this market segment.
Frame Times – a Short Introduction
There has been a lot of talk on the interweb recently about frame times, and this is the first step in considering including a frame time component in our reviews. It will start with with just me and just one game. It is a point of discussion with our editors and when Haswell comes, if we upgrade our test platform, we may include Frame Time testing in the future. If you have an opinion on frame time measurements, please feel free to share it in the comments.
If you're unfamiliar with frame times, it is how long the GPU takes to render a frame. FPS is a good measurement to tell how many frames are being produced per second on average, but as we all know, FPS can vary as you're gaming. That's because your GPU often takes longer than that average to produce the frame. The simplest explanation I've seen came from SKYMTL, who writes for Hardware Canucks from his research:
- Below 20ms: unnoticeable
- Rapid, cyclical fluctuations above 25ms: you'll notice it
- Sudden "spikes" (non-cyclical) above 40ms: you'll notice it
- Grey area between 21ms and 25ms: debatable. Some will notice it while others won't.
What I went with in our first frame time graph is the first 3000 frames of our Battlefield 3 run. As you can see, both of these GPUs have their moments above 30 s, some as much as 45-50 ms. The big spikes came from the GTX 650 Ti BOOST and it spent more time north of 30 ms than the HD 7790 did.
That said, don't make a mountain out of a mole hill here. This is a lot of data thrown into a small graph and it looks intimidating. Both of these GPUs felt fine coming out of my monitor, even on Ultra settings, which is what you see graphed, and that's what's important.
Final Thoughts & Conclusion
The war wages on, but this battle between the newest GPUs from NVIDIA and AMD has come to a close, with the NVIDIA offering coming out on top.
In this market segment, money talks. The GTX 650 Ti BOOST is listed as having a (reference) MSRP of $169. That's $20 more than the HD 7790′s $149, or 13%. However, that 13% price premium translates to 17-31% FPS increase, depending on the game. AvP, Batman, CivV & Dirt 3 come in at 27-31% higher FPS. That's nothing to sneeze at. In fact, those games increase double FPS per dollar over the HD 7790.
Now, that said, the HD 7790 we reviewed was quieter, cooler, overclocked better and sipped less power. If it had been able to access voltage control it would likely have overclocked even further. However, we'll have to see what NVIDIA's board partners come out with before making any snap judgements on temperatures and acoustics, as reference coolers on the GTX 650 Ti BOOST won't really be coming to market, just like with the HD 7790.
Also important to consider is that the HD 7790 comes with a copy of Bioshock: Infinite. Sorry NVIDIA, but to me, a brand new premium title is worth more than some credit to spend in some F2P games. The latter may have a large fan base, but a full game is better than some weapon upgrades. Of course, if you have no interest in Bioshock: Infinite and just want more horsepower for the games you have, there goes that advantage.
A significant problem for AMD is that the GTX 650 Ti BOOST (both reference and overclocked models) will be on sale at e-tailers today. AMD's HD 7790 "launch" was a paper launch, with availability expected in early April. NVIDIA expects to get their 1 GB, $149 version of the GTX 650 Ti BOOST out in early April as well. The pricing and positioning wars continue on and that's great news for everybody in the market for a GPU.
Reference vs. non-reference acoustics and temperatures aside, the GTX 650 Ti BOOST does one thing well – it beats its competition in this market segment with pure horsepower. When you're looking at saving every dime you can but still game happily at 1080p, that's the most important measurement.
- Jeremy Vaughan (hokiealumnus)
Tags: 650, boost, card, gk106, Graphics, gtx, gtx650, kepler, nvidia, review, ti
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- This card has a very strong showing. I am really impressed with the price/performance ratio.One painfully time consuming benchmark at a time, I'd guess :DGood review, I like the gaming benchmarks how did you do them?:cool::popcorn:Liked the review as usual. Well done. :thup:
This card has me wondering about taking a 1/2 step before any bench-worthy plunge into a higher end card. Guess I'll wait for the partner cards to be reviewed....hmmm.....just haven't gotten enthusiastic about many others 'cepting the 670s. But the dog needs neutering as he's becoming an embarassment. And more taxes. Biding my time...Thanks for the review !HD4000 isn't remotely close to this card. ;)Oooh I love it, looks like a mini Titan.
How much better is this than HD 4000 (i think that's the one intel is on now... lol)
Is the $150+ worth it?
I know that the 610m is hardly better at all than the HD 4000, but its sort of apples and oranges. Just wanna know.
XD and I just updated my nVidia drivers and this exact model was on the installer.The other thing of course is that you need the equipment to actually test whatever it is you're reviewing. Sometimes that's easy, other times (PSUs for instance) it's not.ok thanksProbably the best thing to do is pick out a piece of hardware you have and write a review of it.
Read some of the reviews on the OCF frontpage, that is the writing quality and review quality that you'll need.
Do note that it takes a while, it's far from a free lunch. My average PSU review for instance takes 4-6 hours and is 3000-4000 words and 3-5 dozen pictures.
Average GPU review, excluding testing time (which is significant) is probably 3-4 hours for me, and another 3000-5000 words.
Longest so far was about 6000 or 7000 words, somewhere in there.
Shortest PSU review all time was "only" 2900 words.
So, start writing, post a thread with your review in it, and go from there.briansun1ok, noob question how did you guys start doing reviews?
DarrenPYeah, i also want to know how one could get on the review team.. i buy a lot of misc parts and would like to review them for other people so they can know if they should buy or not.. :)
If you want to get involved, here's the info sticky from the News Team sub-forum. Just read up and create a thread with questions.
That info sticky is a little dated though.I started by writing tutorials on forums ages ago. I was also a moderator at the abit (former motherboard manufacturer) technical support forum, so that gave me a small bit of hardware/industry knowledge credibility. Then when I heard through a friend a site he wrote for wanted a writer, I used those tutorials as writing samples and was added to the team of a smaller site.
Then, when Overclockers revamped their home page about four years ago now, I jumped in on the ground floor. Several of us core editors built our industry contacts (most of the manufacturers had worked with past people on our site, but we were a new team so we had to rebuild those relationships). We're a large enough site that we have the privilege of working directly with Intel, AMD (both sides - CPU & GPU) and NVIDIA as well as the vast majority of their partners. After doing this in some form for the past six'ish years, it's just grown to the point we're at now.
Anyone is welcome to submit reviews for the front page with the caveat that you have to meet our editorial standards and it has to be on something we haven't either already reviewed or have already planned for review.Yeah, i also want to know how one could get on the review team.. i buy a lot of misc parts and would like to review them for other people so they can know if they should buy or not.. :)ok, noob question how did you guys start doing reviews?I forgot to note in the review that I've already got an EVGA GTX 650 Ti BOOST SuperClocked in-hand and will be reviewing that soon so we'll also have some SLI results for you.
Other cards are starting to roll in as well. EarthDog has a Galaxy version coming and I think one other is supposed to be coming. :thup:Oh that is correct.. Nice!
*Edit: after re-reading the article I see the guidelines for game benchmarks.. My bad.
Thanks!The Ultra preset uses 4xMSAA.Is the BF3 1080p test with Ultra settings done without AA enabled?


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Author: Stephen Borowitz, MD, Professor of Pediatrics and Public Health Sciences, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition, University of Virginia School of Medicine.
Editor: Bhupinder Anand, MD
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- Since then, UN peacekeeping troops brought to the island following intercommunal fighting in 1963 have patrolled a buffer zone separating the two communities.
- In 1975, the island was partitioned into Greek and Turkish territories separated by a UN-occupied buffer zone.
- The French troops withdrew, leaving a buffer zone separating the north and south and set up elections in order to form a government in the south.
1.1An area of land designated for environmental protection: each park will be bordered by a buffer zone where farming will be encouraged
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LMAO!!!! They're the biggest bandwagoners out there. Combined with the fact that they've been given the misnomer of "America's Team", a lot of people stick to the team despite not having any ties to the team. When the Cowboys suck, those Cowboys fans in the DMV area go in hiding.
What ties should you have with the team? Cowboys were "America's Team" in the 90s and suddenly because they've fallen from grace, it's expected for them to sever ties?
Thats not bandwagoning, thats being a true fan. Face it, Cowboys aren't winners but most fans I know from my age group, maintain that fandom based on the glory days. Severing those ties because the Cowboys have only made the post season 2 out of the past 5 years and showing allegiance to another team (especially division rivals the Redskins) is the biggest example of bandwagoning of all time.
The rule that you should support your local team is so fucking stupid. People usually become fans of certain teams based on childhood memories, family allegiance or something as simple as liking the jerseys or thinking the QB is hot. And as long as they maintain that fandom, nothing is bad about it.
Try living in southern West Virginia when Ahmad Bradshaw made it to the Super Bowl his rookie year and won. I didn't know a single Giants fan beforehand but if Bradshaw is having a good game, my Facebook is out of control with the AB44 dickriding. Thats bandwagoning.
But, this isn't the place to discuss sports so let's end it here. Don't want to keep taking this thread off topic.
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Good morning everyone, this is a very quick post to say hello and Thank You to all the fabulous people who visited our stand at the NEC this weekend. The show was a fantastic success for us and you all seemed to love the new LOTV Additions Range, especially the Ribbon Stamps and the Post Card, we sold out of them both, twice. The new Sentiments were also a big hit.
We saw lots of familiar Lili of the Valley Lovers, and made lots of new converts. Richard Lucy, Lisa Laila, Bev, Dawny P and myself were all completely exhausted by the end of Sunday but it was well worth it. Thank you all once again.
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BMW has announced the BMW Vision Gran Turismo race car for the Gran Turismo 6 game and it likely gives us some hints as to the styling of the upcoming 2016 BMW M2.
A new virtual race car, the BMW Vision Gran Turismo, takes to the racetrack in Gran Turismo® 6, the acclaimed racing title available exclusively on PlayStation®3. The race car, created by BMW Group Design, boasts a virtual three-litre six-cylinder inline engine developed by BMW M GmbH, which promises a peak performance of … CONTINUED
We're excited to show you photos of the first BMW M2 (F87) prototype spotted!
How do we know this is the M2?
• We've recently confirmed that the M2 is coming at the end of 2015 – early 2016 so the timing of this prototype makes sense.
• Flared fenders and wider track.
• M3/M4 (19″ Style 437M) wheels fitted for testing purposes.
• Same blue steel brakes as M3/M4, with positioning the same as the M3/M4 (different than the M235i and M235i Racing).
• Drilled rotors like M3/M4 (M235i … CONTINUED
We've recently learned from multiple inside sources (who have been accurate in the past) that the BMW M2 is a go!
The M2 start of production is currently scheduled for late Fall 2015, which places the first deliveries at the very end of 2015 or early 2016.
Confirming what we reported earlier, we've been told that the M2 will be powered by the N55 turbo inline 6 engine (N55B30T0), producing around 370-380 PS (365-375 HP).
BMW M reportedly also considered a "S48″ engine for the M2, presumably … CONTINUED
Here's our latest news on the BMW M2! The M2 has been discovered as having been tested with N55 (N55B30T0) engine and in both manual and auto.
A member who has access to BMW development model info has discovered that an M2 has been tested with an updated N55 engine:
And an update just two weeks more recent than the previous one brings us The News of the Year. Some of you may remember me from the crazy bmw.com-sourced pre-prod info dump in early … CONTINUED
Autoexpress reports that a BMW insider they spoke to at the M235i launch in Las Vegas last week let on that the BMW M2 "makes a lot of sense." In addition, a "source" confirmed that a road-going version of the M235i Racing (a track-only customer race car) was considered for production, but this plan was nixed so as not to "step on the toes of something else higher up the range." The source added that this refers to a new M car. The article … CONTINUED
Here are the very first looks of the BMW M235i and 228i coupes on display at the 2014 Detroit NAIAS show starting tomorrow!
Even more footage of the self driving and drifting M235i coupe.
Here is the Canadian BMW Product Planning Bulletin for the BMW M235i and 228i.
Action video of the BMW M235i prototype self automated driving car.
BMW has earned an undisputed status as one of the world's leading carmakers with developments – grouped under the BMW ConnectedDrive banner – focusing on every aspect of the link-up between the driver, vehicle and outside world. The company is underlining its position in the vanguard of technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014 in Las Vegas. The company will use the headline US fair – which spotlights advances from across the world of digitalisation and connectivity – to present innovative previews of … CONTINUED
As you already know, the BMW M235i and 228i Coupes will be officially presented to the world at next week's 2014 Detroit NAIAS, where we'll be to bring you live coverage.
We've already posted much information on the F22 2 Series in our Official M235i and 228i Thread, as well as the U.S. Pricing/Ordering Guides.
If you still have any unanswered questions regarding the F22, please submit them here as we'll be interviewing the 2 Series product specialists.
Here are two BMW M235i coupes, spotted in Mineral Grey and Estoril Blue II.


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INDIANAPOLIS – The most accomplished Indianapolis 500 field I ever saw never made it whole through the parade lap.
It was 1992, and the mercury was down there where no mercury is supposed to go the last weekend in May – gasping and wheezing, struggling to clear 60 degrees – and suddenly there was your pole sitter, Roberto Guerrero, getting out of shape on cold tires, smacking the concrete. On the bleeping parade lap.
This was a bit like watching Peyton Manning throw a pick-six in warmups, and it was only the beginning. In a starting field with a record 10 former winners, six crashed, usually coming out of yellows on tires that wouldn't heat up except at speed.
Mario Andretti crashed. Emerson Fittipaldi crashed. Tom Sneva crashed and Arie Luyendyk crashed and Gordon Johncock crashed and even Rick Mears crashed – Mears, the four-time winner who knew how to get around the square-as-Mayberry old Speedway as well as anyone.
In the end, nearly half the race (85 laps) was run under caution. Only four cars completed the full 500 miles.
So you can see why I'm looking at the field for this weekend and thinking that while this might be one of the best 500s in 98 years, it might not be.
You can see why I'm leery to predict this sort of thing, even if this is the best starting 33 in at least two decades. Six former winners fire the engines Sunday, including a couple for the auld lang syne crowd, Jacques Villeneuve and Juan Pablo Montoya. One of the rookies is a former NASCAR Sprint Cup champion who's won 25 Cup races.
Three of the former winners (Scott Dixon, Tony Kanaan and Helio Castroneves) have led at least 200 laps at Indy. One (Buddy Lazier) is lining up for his 18th start. And in a race that has been international in scope since the very beginning – four of the first six 500s were won by either the Italians or the French – 10 nations are represented.
It's like the United Nations on fast forward. Or fast-fast forward, given that 13 drivers qualified north of 230 mph.
It's the fastest field in history. It's also the closest by time, with just 2.1509 seconds separating pole sitter Ed Carpenter from the 33rd starter, Lazier.
And now I'm thinking of those 2.1509 seconds, and I'm thinking there are six rookies not named Kurt Busch in the field, and I'm thinking there are a whole bunch of others who haven't seen these kinds of speeds in 10 years. And then I think of '92 again, all those presumptions we had about the most accomplished field in the race's history, and it occurs that Indy has a particularly cruel way with presumptions.
You think you're going to get one thing, and you get something entirely different. It's both the lure of this place and its curse, this tendency Indy has to bring down the full weight of its history where and on whom you least expect.
You have to really understand how to run very close to cars, because that's what you'll be doing all day no matter where you are in the field, Will Power said this month. You can't get away.
And because you can't well, last year, 14 different drivers led the race. There were 68 lead changes. It was one of the great 500s ever, and, with this field in play, we may be looking at a repeat on steroids Sunday.
Or we may be looking at chaos, a la '92.
The guy who watched '92 unfold says wait and see. And the guy who's older now but not particularly wiser?
He'll take Door No. 1.


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- Remove thin membrane from the back of ribs. Rub ribs with cut lemon; set aside.
- In a small bowl combine buffalo wing mix garlic powder black pepper and cayenne. Sprinkle seasoning over ribs and pat in. Cover ribs with plastic wrap. Chill in refrigerator for 1 to 3 hours.
- Soak 2 cups hickory wood chips in water for at least 1 hour. Set up grill for indirect cooking over medium heat. Let ribs stand at room temperature for 30 minutes.
- Drain wood chips. Add some of the soaked wood chips to the smoke box if using a gas grill or place chips on hot coals if using charcoal. Place ribs on rib rack on hot grill over drip pan (or place ribs bone sides down directly on hot grill). Cover grill. Cook for 2 to 2 1/2 hours. Rotate ribs around rack every 30 minutes. If using charcoal add 10 briquettes and a handful of soaked wood chips to each pile of coals every hour. If using a gas grill add a handful of soaked wood chips to the smoke box every hour.
- About 20 minutes before ribs are done remove ribs from rib rack and place meat sides down on grill. Generously brush with wing sauce; stack ribs over drip pan. Cover and cook for 10 minutes. Turn ribs; brush with additional wing sauce and restack. Cook 10 minutes more or until tender. Remove from grill; cut into portion sizes.
- Serve hot with extra wing sauce blue cheese dressing and celery sticks (optional). Makes 4 servings
- INDOOR METHOD: Prepare ribs as directed. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place ribs bone sides down on a wire rack in a shallow roasting pan. Cover tightly with aluminum foil. Bake in oven for 1 hour. Remove ribs from oven and carefully drain fat from roasting pan. Continue baking ribs uncovered for 30 to 45 minutes more or until tender turning and brushing occasionally with wing sauce during the last 20 minutes of cooking. Serve as directed.


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These yummy deviled eggs are always at the top of my family's list for our holiday appetizer buffet. Everyone loves the addition of bacon and the balsamic vinegar is a nice flavor twist.
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Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
12 hard-cooked eggs
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4 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
1/4 cup finely chopped red onion
1 tablespoon white balsamic vinegar
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Lil Wayne's not exactly jumping for joy.
A judge in Yuma, Ariz., has set a March trial date for the Grammy-winning New Orleans MC on felony drug and weapons charges stemming from a January 2008 bust along the U.S.-Mexican border.
Wayne, whose full name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., has pleaded not guilty.
The "Lollipop" MC was busted after his tour bus was searched at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 8 just east of Yuma. Agents allegedly turned up cocaine, Ecstacy, marijuana, a pistol and $22,000 in cash.
A lawyer for the 27-year-old hip-hopster could not be reached for comment, who's keeping his legal eagles' pockets full these days.
Wayne's also facing trial in New York City for criminal weapons possession after police turned up a gun in—you guessed it—his tour bus following a 2007 concert.
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Life and thoughts while living "undocumented" in America
Monday, October 27, 2014
Melancholy Solitude
While I can't help be melancholy, I do look at the positive and the growth I have made for myself. What would have taken months to realize now only takes weeks. I'm a better communicator, I do what I can to be mindful of the other person and make sure there is a balance in how things are split and shared going into something. Above everything else, I've had to work through a lot of issues that dug into me and were tied with being undocumented.
I don't think that'll ever stop being an issue, for different reasons, but I'm in a better place with than I've ever been. It's not so much about being able to access services, the system, and all that jazz, but more with my past experiences and how those turned out for the worst because I didn't have both the mental and emotional maturity to process those experiences in a healthy fashion. Just thinking back on how I use to deal with dating and set backs and I can't help but laugh.
However my experiences dating come to an end, I'm in a place where it doesn't throw me in a loop or sidetrack me like it would have once. I like that, yet I'm still left with a sort of longing for companionship above anything else. I do so much that I eventually get to a point in which I wanna share it with someone else. Whether it's going to the movies, museum, art show or even a gala event, I want to share that with someone else who can appreciate it as much as I do or is willing to learn about it with me. I enjoy doing all this stuff by myself, but the experience of sharing with someone else makes it even more special.
But I think that has been an underlying issue with me all this time. Past relationships I've been in, I've been doing the same thing. I'm the one getting invited to cool art shows, parties, movies etc. I'm the one that's like: let's check this out, you know. Whether it's something subconscious or just how things turns out, I have yet to date someone who gives me a run for my money. And it's not like I'm looking for someone that knows about more events or things to do, but someone that'll compliment that. And vice versa. I dunno, it's complicated and the fact I can't define it for myself only adds to the frustration.
At the end of the day, I want what anyone else wants out of a romantic relationship: to be with someone they can connect to one a deeper emotional, metal, spiritual level. To be with someone that will compliment you and vice versa. Someone you can growth with. Learn from each other and try new things. Someone I can cuddle with while watching netflix, you know. Seems like the solution to my problems would be to adopt a cat/dog, but I'm gonna avoid that route altogether and just stick it out. When it comes to matters of the heart, I have endless patience.
Tuesday, October 07, 2014
Echoic Childhood Memories
Of all the sounds I remember growing up around as a kid, the music my father played in his drunken stuper's late into the night. Most Latinos/as and working class folks know what I'm talking about. Unless you didn't have a father figure in your life, which just makes this post awkward. Anyway, drunken father figures playing music really loud, yeah.
Growing up I wondered what the hell was going and why he needed 4 ft tall speakers to blast music I had no comprehension of, till now. Acting like a delayed recording that is only now kick in for various reasons, I find myself latching on to anything that plucks the strings of nostalgia. However, a lot of those romanticized memories come with the kind of emotional baggage and trauma that can slap you out of no where.
As a kid, I knew that my father getting drunk meant a few different things. It meant that random people would be over to the house, there would be barbecue on deck, a beer run to a store that also mean getting to buy a bunch of junk food and soda. That they would go late into the night talking about all sorts of random things while simultaneously playing music so loud that you can't hear anyone talk. And no matter how hard we pleaded with him to turn the music down or to go to sleep, it would just make it worse.
While I'm able to comprehend the situations I was in growing up with an alcoholic father, I find myself mirroring his behavior, for better or for worst. While I don't have kids to emotionally scar nor four foot speakers to blast music from when I'm drunk. I only have four inch speakers attached to a back pack, but some of the music is the same though. Sort of.
Rediscovering those tunes I heard in the middle of night as I tried to go to sleep have a different meaning now that I'm older and sober. I have a choice in how I can remember this music and I chose to enjoy it for what it is, music about heart-break and romance. Needless to say that my current binge of musical taste was inspired by real life events, but that's for another time.
Music today doesn't hold a candle to oldies and classics like Los Angeles Negros. It was another time and era, but their music is timeless. I literally spend hours listening to albums and playlist to rediscover as many bands as possible. And while my current obsession I'll eventually give way to heavy metal or wu-tang, I'll continue basking in them.
Saturday, October 04, 2014
Of What Could Have Been
That kind of stuff comes to my mind not only because I'm observant of my surroundings, but because I've recently been dwelling on the fact that I am a college drop out. When I started out in school, I wanted to get a journalism degree and graduate with that. For all those years I've spent at my community college and then getting politically active with the DREAMER/undocumented student movement, I reassessed those journalistic endeavors and decided to focus those skills somewhere else.
So what does it say when I find myself in spaces that celebrate institutional success in academia, politics, and other high end professions? I like to think that it's a combination of the work I do mixed with those I know and sprinkled with a little bit of actively putting myself in these spaces. Comparisons and wondering what if can't be helped in terms of self reflection. I goes along with the territory. But it's something I don't dwell on much.
For everything that could have been and is yet to be, I'm proud of who I am and how I got here. I respect friends who put in their time in academia for years and they work hard for their hustle. Game recognize game if you will. I like dwelling in these moments every once in a while because they provide an opportunity to continue to analyze my own personal growth and to keep it at 100.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
I Never Tell My Story The Same Way Twice
Recently, upworthy, a click-bait wed site, decided to highlight an old-ish documentary I was a part of, Limbo. I for one thought it was hilarious how they dug it up and got some clicks out of it. There was a cool minute of folks seeing it for the first time and recognizing me. I'm proud to have done this documentary and I'm always happy to share it when appropriate with others, but something about Upworthy just bugs me the wrong way. It feels like my work is being taken for someone else's purposes, as if they're not sharing it correctly, that make sense? Nother thing I started to think about was how I never told the same story twice. I catered to different crowds, but more than anything I just got at "telling my story." I've practiced it so many times that I knew which points to hit and at what crowds to not only engage the audience, but to fuck with people too. They expect you to be all sob story and inspirational because you've over come adversity, but I'd be up there telling jokes and being all casual about it, because that's how I am. For example.....
In this video, which was made a year ago, I am completely being myself and purposely doing what you see me doing in those pics. Why? cause fuck it, that's why. I'm not trying to look "cool" or show off, nah. At that point I was just tired of the same old rhetoric that is that of the "DREAMERS" movement. I've since long stopped identifying that way and have moved beyond it because of the complexities of the human experience. But I ain't gonna lie, I ham that shit up hahaha
Monday, September 01, 2014
Life Lessons from Riding a Bicycle
I was beginning to connect with friends and spaces that used bicycles as a point to connect to larger, systematic issues of in equality, harassment, lack of equal representation and advocacy. I never heard the phrase 'accidental environmentalist' until I started becoming part of those spaces and I realized how just riding my bike was another tool to organize with.
Monday, August 25, 2014
A Family Visit
Every time I visit my family I notice how I'm taller than my parents, aunts, and uncles and my nieces, nephews, and cousins keep getting taller than I am. My immediate family, along with most of my extended family from my moms side, have been living in the state of Utah for the last seven years. Cheaper cost of living. I use to visit every summer, but over the years I've stopped going all together. I've seen my family here and there when they come to Los Angeles to visit, and this weekend was the first time in a long time that I've made the trip over there.
Before, I would make a summer trip out of it. I'd take a week off from what I'm doing and take Amtrak over there. This time around though, I'm better off financially than I've ever been and I can afford to fly over taking the bus or train. While I only spent two days over there, it was more than enough for me. While the more things change, the more they stay the same for the good and the bad.
I've missed out on a lot of things in terms of my family and I've been ok with that. When I decided to leave I knew it was for the better and what I needed. Standing here now and being able to tell them how good I'm doing puts all those sacrifices in perspective. I've missed seeing my sisters grow into young women and into mothers. As much as I wanna pick up and hug my nieces, they're still to young to understand that they have an uncle who cares about them. Seeing them turn away and cry when I reach out to them sums it up nicely.
In the past, it was distance and time that kept me away from visiting. Now a days, what keeps me away is more of a cultural divide. My parents have always know I was going to be different from what they expected, if they expected anything at all. They thrusted me into American culture without hesitation that there's no way for me to be anything else but Mexican American. Here in LA, I cherish and protect that which reminds me of the home I shared with my family growing up and the one I left at seven years old to come to the US.
I'll go out of my way just to reminisce about something because I look through a romanticized lens. I think back on how good it was the first and no matter how hard I try, it's just not the same. That's how I am with my family. I've grown and changed dramatically from how my family pictures me. I know this cause they were surprised to see me karaoking to Selena and dancing cumbias. They've never known me to do any of that kind of stuff, let alone bask in it.
My family ask how I'm doing, and me saying "good" is enough for them. Being there again for my least favorite sisters' wedding felt like being in a bubble, mostly because that's how things are over there for them. My sisters may be moms now and are moving out to live with their partners, my parents keep getting shorter the older they get because they're from the old world like that, along with all those aunts, uncles, and cousins who suddenly have a hard time remembering me because of my facial hair.
During the party on Saturday night, it hit me on what I was missing out on by not being there. I shared my first dance with my mom, along with one of my nieces. I shared drinks with men who I use to literally look up to. I saw how through years of family drama, almost everyone was still keeping it together and supporting each other. All those familiar faces from parties of yesteryear were still there and it seemed like I never left in the place. Kids are running around everywhere, boy and girls separating to do their own thing while the teens try and look all cool and grown up with each other.
I really wonder what idea and/or image they have of me. I rarely talk about the kind of work I do, let alone that I'm active in organizing and social justice spaces. But I know they've seen or heard something or other cause my parents would probably say something when asked about me. That and the fact that I use to be on spanish news segments every once in a while back in the day. Those are the kinds of conversations I use to be around as a kid. I always hated them because despite being right there in front of them, they would talk about you in the third person.
Then there's inkling in me to want to talk to my older cousins, nieces, and nephews about what they're doing and what they might have planned. I wanna ask them how they're doing in school and if they are even thinking about college. To offer myself and all of my resources to help them get to where they wanna get. To leave the family behind for a while and go do their own thing. But I don't know them like to be asking anything other than if they remember me.
There's a lot of lamenting on my part for what could have been and for what isn't. I move forward knowing the choices I made can't be change, but they can be mended. Once my nieces get older and can speak in full sentences, then maybe that's when I'll start visiting on a more regular basis.
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Palmistry 3 - Hand Shapes
There are four basic hand shapes and distinct hand shapes can reveal quite a bit of basic information about a person. That being said, hand shapes are only occasionally distinct enough to warrant notice during a palm reading. Most of us have 'mutt' hand shapes that are some middling combination of the four basic shapes. However, it is important to be able to recognize the main hand shapes because when a pure-ish type DOES appear, it gives you loads of information about the person you are reading.
It is easiest, and most accurate, to try to think of the hand shape as having the personality of the element that describes it.
An earth hand type is fleshy and strong. It almost appears to be made of clay. It shows a square palm in which the width of the palm is about equal to the length. Fingers are meaty and short, being no more than ¾ the length of the palm. Lines are simple, often deep as if carved into the palm and strong as well. An earth hand is more likely to be what is called an 'empty hand.' This means that only the main lines are present and the palm presents with an abundance of clear skin unmarked by shallow, criss-crossing lines.
You will see a lot of similarity in the description of an earth hand and a hand with coarse skin texture. Not surprisingly, the two are often found on the same owner. But since this is not always the case, it is good to know the characteristics distinctly. Below is a listing of earth hand characteristics.
Loves manual activities
Enjoys the out-of-doors
Physical drives are strong
Tends to repress emotions
Admires practicality and stability
Trusts tried-and-true methods vs. innovation
Technology and change are only accepted when proven useful
Old preferred vs. new
"built-to-last" "solid" are good descriptors for the earth hand
An air hand is less meaty than an earth hand and though it also sports a square palm with the width of the palm about equal to the length, the fingers are significantly longer and do not give a short, stubby or sausage-like appearance. Fingers on an air hand are almost 7/8 the length of the palm and tend to be thinner and more elegant than fingers on the earth hand. An air hand's lines are also clear and strong, though not necessarily as deep as the carved-looking ones of the earth hand. An air hand is more likely to be a 'full' or 'busy hand' with many fine extraneous lines running here and there across the palm.
Air hands:
Enjoy a lot of personal space
Freedom loving
A 'systems' person
Avoids emotionalism as it interferes with mental understanding
Loves ideas, analysis and contemplation
Abstract ideas are preferred to concrete or physical ones
Rationality valued over emotions
"free thinker" "abstract thinker" are good phrases to describe an air hand
A fire hand is one with a rectangular palm where the length of the palm is clearly greater than the width. The fingers on a fire hand are short (no more than ¾ the length of palm) and the lines are often reddish in color and have a generally vertical presentation in the hand... that is, originating from the wrist and flowing up towards the fingers. Fire hands are also apt to be 'full' or 'busy hands' but this is not a requirement. Some schools of palmistry identify a fire hand as one having a bulging of the bottom of the palm opposite the thumb. This appears as a slight to moderate protrusion over the wrist. Though this bulging will alert you to a fire hand, the lack of a distinct bulge doesn't mean that the palm is not a fire hand. If the palm is rectangular with short fingers, bulge or no bulge, it is likely a fire hand.
Fire hand characteristics are:
Mobile and dynamic, not a sit-arounder
They're likely to define themselves by their job/role
They are bored easily
Find it hard to relax
Like stylish, challenging activities
Like 'insider' lingo
Are risk-takers
"action hero" "reactive" describe fire hands
Of all the hand types, a water hand is possibly the most easy to identify and the most rare. Rectangular palm and long graceful fingers (at least 7/8 the length of the palm) make this hand appear like it belongs on a mermaid or a space alien. The lines are often fine and myriad on water hands and are almost never deep.
With water hands:
Relationship concerns dominate
They have vivid imaginations
Emotional intelligence dominates over rational intelligence
Industrious when emotions engaged
Naturally avoid conflict, competition, harsh regimens and strict discipline
Strives to bridge barriers between people
Fosters cooperation
"sympathetic" "sensitive" are words that describe water hands
Try to get comfortable with the earth, air, fire, water tetrology outlined here. It should sound a good deal like the discussion of skin quality types and you will see many similarities when we discuss finger print types in a later tutorial.
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In its biggest inroad yet into the Greater Cincinnati sports scene, Time Warner Cable SportsChannel said Tuesday it will produce and telecast five Xavier University men's basketball games this season.
Time Warner Cable SportsChannel will broadcast the games across Ohio and in Northern Kentucky, it said in a news release.
It will carry the games on channel 311 and on channel 1311 in high definition, and on Insight Cable channel 9 in Northern Kentucky.
Xavier's Jan. 10 game against Temple will mark the first time Time Warner Cable SportsChannel has carried a Xavier men's game. It will also broadcast games Jan. 19 vs. LaSalle, Feb. 9 vs. Duquesne, Feb. 13 vs. Fordham and March 6 vs. Saint Louis. Time Warner Cable is able to broadcast the games as part of a 10-game Atlantic 10 package it licensed from rightsholder CBS Sports.
Bob McElligott will handle play-by-play for the Xavier broadcasts while former Ohio State basketball player Tony White will be the color commentator for all but the Temple game. Ex-Ohio State assistant coach Dave Cecutti will accompany McElligot for that Jan. 10 game.
"We are thrilled to add Xavier basketball to our ever-expanding programming lineup," Vince Jones, director of sports programming for Time Warner Cable in Ohio and Kentucky, said in a news release.
Time Warner Cable SportsChannel is a 24-hour-a-day sports network that covers Ohio high school sports and Miami University sports. This could be the first step in additional expansion for the network, which could provide significant competition for Fox Sports Ohio. That network broadcasts games of most of the major sports teams in Ohio, including the Cincinnati Reds, Xavier and University of Cincinnati basketball, the Columbus Blue Jackets and Cleveland Cavaliers.
Time Warner has made major inroads with its sports channel in Los Angeles, where it won the rights to broadcast Los Angeles Lakers games. It broadcasts those games across numerous TV systems beyond Time Warner's cable networks.
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I like to begin the year focusing on our names. It is a word that all of the children can read and most can write. They can begin the year feeling like they are confident readers and writers! Plus, it is a nice way to get to know one another.
I usually use songs or poems to learn names and to examine the letters in our names. I made a small packet of 3 songs that I use. They are to the tunes of some familiar songs. I made two copies of each song. The second copy has a blank line where the name should be in case you would like to have the children write names. You could also print the song sheet into a poster size, laminate it, and use a wipe-off marker to fill in the names. Click the image below to grab this fun freebie!
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