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'Later Windoz'? Which versions are those?
I have a couple of unused installations of XP, I shan't be buying any 'later Windoz' if I can possibly avoid it. Then there's a Raspberry Pi coming.
Given the variety of Windows versions and the difficulty of being sure exactly what processing is taking place before the DAC, I prefer to leave the OS volume controls set to maximum and deal with any level control externally.
It's a simple, low-effort (no-effort) procedure that leaves no room for lingering doubts.
Maybe I'll think differently when Windoz goes open source.
Even with a mixer in between the soundcard and the amp (with it's own volume control) hiss is inaudible. You can adjust the controls so that it becomes audible, but why would you do that?
Digital volume control may, in theory, leave any analog control in the dust, but inaudible is inaudible is inaudible. Unicorns notwithstanding.
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thats unusual, consumer audio DAC are mostly 2 Vrms, its a rare high sensitivity power amp that clips on 500 mVrms input - only 12 dB - you can use fixed R dividers if you don't want to/can't fix the system gain structure in the amps or DAC
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Can someone comment on the multi-CMOY array with unity gain or a gain of 2 idea? I feel like that might be a winner, and sounds kind of fun to boot. Especially if i manage to source my parts from a single supplier and dont go crazy with the opamps.
I borrowed the preamp/stereo poweramp combo from my gf's dad today. it is a Toshiba C15 preamp with a Toshiba M15 power amp. About 40 watts per channel. It has 2 pre-outs, so it should work perfectly fine for everything. I will go preamp outputs to power amp and to active speakers, and probably the other output from DAC directly to subwoofer, as it will preserve the most low end and the subwoofer is the least difficult to control in terms of volume. I'll probably post a thing up later asking for advice on it too to see what people think.
I also figured that there were basically 2 ways to go about this. In summary, i could either get a receiver with a power amp built in, or I could get a power amp for now and build myself a preamp. Either way it will cost me about 250 bucks, so while I have this thing i'm just going to use it until I save up about 250 and then buy the dang 5.1 receiver with a single pre-out and sub out. It will give me the most flexibility in future upgrades too and if I HAVE to spend that money, i'd rather do it there and get a warrantied product (possibly for free for my birthday) than to build something that only kind of sort of works.
However, i'm still pretty interested in building a single CMOY with a constant wall power supply. The audioengines need some kind of headphone amp before them in order to control sound, and I figure the CMOY with a gain of 1 or 2 is the best bet to do this. That way I can easily dial down line level voltages while keeping the audioengine's built in power amp at 50% or so, maximum efficiency according to audioengine themselves.
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Do you think you could buy the pre/power amp off of him?
However, i'm still pretty interested in building a single CMOY with a constant wall power supply. The audioengines need some kind of headphone amp before them in order to control sound, and I figure the CMOY with a gain of 1 or 2 is the best bet to do this. That way I can easily dial down line level voltages while keeping the audioengine's built in power amp at 50% or so, maximum efficiency according to audioengine themselves.
If you do this, you should build the feedback loop so the gain is as close to 1 as possible. And check the input sensitivity of Audioengines, you don't want to destroy them by double amping the line signal.
It controls the audioengines' volume absolutely brilliantly. They are at just about exactly 50% right now. The subwoofer needed a tiny bit of a boost, it is past the 50% gain mark, but that is OK. I might need to tweak the crossover setting on the sub a bit because there are places where the HPM's woofers do a fine and dandy job of hitting notes, and I dont need the sub to interject at those frequencies. I might need to play with some damping material panels here and there to take care of a bit of sibilance/harshness issues, but it doesnt get too bad unless you accidentally walk RIGHT in front of the tweeters on the HPMs.
It turns out the audioengines dont need the CMOY thingy at all, and with the preamp at about 20-30% volume and A5's at just short of 50%, everything is just about perfectly volume matched, if just a tad bit bass heavy.
There is no stereo image to speak of, but that is to be expected considering my room is 10x10 and doesnt have any sort of room for such huge speakers anyways lol.
When I get done with these other purchases, I think a proper pioneer 5.1 receiver or something will be the best route to take. Depending on how long i can borrow this pre/amp I might be able to spend a bit more than 250 on the receiver and eliminate some wires here or there. I'm considering an el-cheapo sound card like the Xonar DG or something just for the sake of optical or coax output going to the gamma 2, which I can then feed into the receiver's AUX. The amp itself in the receiver is not something i'm terribly worried or finicky about, as my budget constraints and speakers dont really call for that kind of precision. If I had a set of B&W 800 diamonds though i'd be pretty concerned with the amp i'd be using lol.
Ive made a note about the cmoy thing though. I might let my GF keep the audioengiens at her dorm, and she'll DEFINITELY need something like that to control the volume if she uses them, assuming she uses proper optical or digital output to a DAC of some sort. I'll let her use them out of vanilla headphone output initially just so that when she gets a DAC like the Fiio D3 or D5 she will literaly be able to taste the difference.
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Wine Description
Open fruit, rich, lush and layered, serving up a complex mix of plum, blackberry, black licorice and spices. Full-bodied and supple-textured, ending with a long, persistent finish that keeps repeating the core flavor themes.
Beautifully crafted, rich, intense and powerful, yet supple, graceful and polished, offering a generous core of spicy blackberry, black licorice, wild berry and light cedary notes. Full-bodied and expressive.
Winemaker's Notes
(From «nv» Vintage) Opaque crimson color, intriguing nose of freshly tilled Napa vineyard soil. The presence of this wine includes fine textural components balanced by an array of flavors including; ripe cherry, dried rose petal, cacao, mocha and cassis. A seamless, rich and alluring, youthful Napa Cabernet.
Dark scarlet color and near opaque. Nose is assertive with a vibrant array of showy characteristics—cassis, vanilla, cranberry, French oak, coffee and potpourri. The palate of this wine shows ripeness of mature grapes, fruit impressions then expands to richness with fine gritty tannins. Abundant with layered flavors of brown spice, toasted oak, white pepper and creme de cassis— very rich yet harmonious and supple..
The new vintage of Caymus Napa Cabernet is here! This is a beautifully perfumed, supple wine, drinking amazingly well considering how young it is. The wine will be available for shipment in July, but you can choose to ship your order up to 6 months later if you want to wait for cooler weather. Steven Tanzer in his International Wine Cellar called the 2008 vintage in Napa Valley for Cabernet a "very pleasant surprise. The low yields and vine stress made for small, deeply colored, highly concentrated grapes. Many cabernet producers in Napa Valley told me that the skins were rich in phenolic material and easy to extract... I particularly enjoy the immediate aromatic appeal of many of these wines—especially the floral and mineral tones that are not yet as widely evident in the generally denser and more serious 2007s. In retrospect, it may turn out that winemakers who got their fruit sufficiently ripe, yet made wines with a somewhat wider range of ripeness than usual, will have produced wines with atypical complexity."
Black fruit and black pepper on the nose. On the palate, black currant, dark red plum, black pepper. Nice long finish with mild cocoa? Really smooth and silky texture.
cassis, rich full smooth
dark red fruit, slight/light pepper taste, cedar and chocolate finish, with fine tannins
Fragrant bouquet, very smooth with a touch of spice. Absolutely delicious!
dark red fruit, bell pepper, cedar and chocolate with fine tannins
underlining ultra smooth, currents, berries and light pepper.
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slightly peppery, smooth, mild finish
cassis, coffee, vanilla unbelievable
Dark fruit, chocolate, coffee, etc
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too supple
Robert Parker(From 2011 Vintage) Rating: 95/100 - As reviewed by Robert Parker on 10/07/2013
Ken's Wine Guide(From 2004 Vintage) This wine recently won a blind tasting of High End wines that we conducted. This wine stood out for its "Poetry to the Panel." This opaque dark red wine opens with a lovely and inviting crème de ca...
Wine Spectator(From 2005 Vintage) "A showy young wine that's smooth, rich and concentrated. Delivers firm, intense yet supple layers of currant, cedar, toasty, cedary oak and tannins that firm up, offering hints of mineral, sage and dusty berry. Best from 2009 through 2013. 32,344 cases made."
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Avgas is the lifeblood of general aviation and must remain available while the industry develops a safe, affordable alternative, officials with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) told members of the Senate General Aviation Caucus during a Nov. 21 briefing. "There's uncertainty related to the future of avgas right now, and that's affecting people's decisions from purchasing aircraft, making upgrades, and developing new products," Rob Hackman, AOPA vice president of regulatory affairs, is quoted in a report at AOPA.org.
M08 adds mogas
BOLIVAR, Tenn. — Mogas has been added as a new product line at the Hardeman County Airport (M08) in west Tennessee, otherwise known as Whitehurst Field in Bolivar.
Our expert's take on the future of fuel
Every fall I help local farmers haul grain to the elevator. This year we had a very good harvest and the lines at the elevator were long. To pass the time, I brought along magazines from this summer to read and reread. I noted that every magazine had at least one article about the future of aviation gasoline. Since my byline in General Aviation News says I am an aviation fuels expert, I thought maybe I should address the subject and shed some light on it.
Air Elite Network grows to 32 FBOs
World Fuel Services reports that the Air Elite Network is continuing to grow with the addition of Concord Regional Airport (KJQF), located in Concord, N.C., and Quintessentially Aviation Handling, located at Shannon Airport (EINN) in Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland.
Owned and operated by the city of Concord, Concord Regional Airport's 24-hour FBO is located 15 minutes northeast of Charlotte's central business district. Concord Regional Airport boasts a 7,400-foot runway and a control tower that operates from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m daily (with extended hours during peak events).
The FBO offers Phillips 66 Aviation branded fuel, hangar space and ramp parking, along with all of the other ground services for business and general aviation customers, including flight planning room and a renovated pilots lounge featuring satellite TV and high-speed internet workstations. Concierge services, free wireless internet access, and meeting spaces are available for passengers.
Quintessentially Aviation Handling (QA FBO), officially launching their new FBO at NBAA 2013, has begun operating at Shannon Airport, a popular gateway airport for European, Russian and Middle Eastern business aviation flights destined for the United States. The 24/7/365 operations, clear weather records, 3,200 meter runway, and the fact that it hosts the only pre-customs clearance facility outside of the Americas makes the airport an attractive technical stop for transatlantic flights to the USA, according to company officials.
Though the FBO is operational and providing full ground services to aircraft, the construction of the terminal facilities is ongoing and slated for completion in December. The 1,750-square-foot passenger and crew facilities will include a flight planning center, crew rest area, showers, WiFi, satellite TV and a passenger lounge.
With the addition of Concord Regional Airport and Quintessentially Aviation Handling, the Air Elite Network now includes 32 locations worldwide. The network was established in late 2011 and each FBO must meet a number of airport, facility and service quality standards to qualify for membership
Sheltair joins Avfuel network
Sheltair, which has 14 FBOs located across Georgia, New York and Florida, has joined Avfuel's branded FBO network.
Pilots want mogas support from AOPA, EAA
There is a surprising gem among the results of the AVweb Avgas Survey published on Oct. 6. This statement really caught my attention: "Nearly two thirds of respondents told us they think AOPA and EAA should get more involved in trying to get mogas on more airports."
$1 avgas experiment to end early
SAN MARCOS, Texas — The $1 a gallon avgas experiment at Redbird Skyport at San Marcos Airport will end Oct. 15, not Oct. 31 as originally planned. That's because demand for the discounted fuel far exceeded projections.
The mogas debate
By MICHAEL G. MOONEY
The debate about using mogas in aircraft has been around my entire aviation career. I'm a pilot and love all things aviation, but after 25 years working as an aviation fuel supplier, I have some real concerns about the use of automotive motor gasoline (mogas) in aircraft.
Aviation fuel suppliers are often portrayed as the bad guys due to our strict policy prohibiting the sale of mogas by branded FBOs. I will try to explain what drives this policy. [Read more…]
Is CNG a realistic fuel option for GA?
Is your home, or hangar, hot water tank gas fired? If so, you might have a plentiful, and affordable, supply of fuel for your airplane. At least that's what Aviat Aircraft owner Stu Horn is trying to see come to fruition.
Details about $1 avgas experiment released
The folks at Redbird Skyport in San Marcos, Texas, are getting a lot of calls and emails about their upcoming $1 a gallon avgas experiment during the month of October. To ensure there's enough fuel to meet demand, officials have released a few guidelines for the experiment.


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Telugu likely to be made compulsory in schools
By Express News Service - HYDERABAD
Published: 27th November 2012 09:59 AM
Last Updated: 27th November 2012 10:03 AM
The State Official Language Commission is contemplating making Telugu language compulsory from primary education to higher education.
Commission chairman Mandali Buddha Prasad held a review meeting here on Monday on implementation of Telugu with the minister for school education and principal secretaries of the primary and higher education departments.
Prasad said they were committed to making Telugu a compulsory language of study in the state.
The commission is also planning to make classical dance and other fine arts compulsory in school education to keep the Telugu culture alive.
"US president Obama also encouraging fine arts in education," Buddha Prasad said.
Asked if it would burden a non-Telugu child who would have to learn four languages - Telugu, English, Hindi and his mother tongue, Buddha Prasad evaded a direct reply and simply said study of Telugu would be made compulsory to preserve the language.
A similar predicament was faced by Telugu students in Tamil Nadu five years ago when the Tamil was introduced in schools as a subject of compulsory study. The Hosur (Tamil Nadu) MLA called on Buddha Prasad here recently and explained how Telugu students were disadvantaged and losing the score in the Class X examinations as they could not learn Tamil.
Minister Sailajanath said the Andhra Pradesh government was printing Tamil and Kannada language textbooks for the benefit of the students whose mother tongue was Tamil and Kannada. However, making Telugu compulsory was just a proposal as of now and they would take up the matter with chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy, the minister said.
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Elitist Release New Song
Not liking the vocals very much
is it good?
Instrumentally captivating. Lyrics seem kind of uninspired and generic, though. Chris' vocals are
earnest, but just barely misses communicating unadulterated passion. It's hard to have a strong
opinion about it one way or the other for me :/
Song sounds a lot like the last one they released. These guys have potential but one of their major problems is repetitiveness. That was one of the biggest problems with their last EP release. Every song was around the same tempo and had very similar riffs....
I'm digging this.
"Metalcore act Elitist"
pretty awesome stuff.
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i like this guy's vocals
Same here. Way better than the last guy's vocals imo.
This is awful. You can tell they suck by that pic right there.
it's ok
I like it. And I also really like Chris vox
instrumentation is awesome, vocals are so-so
metalcore band Elitist rofl [2]
This sounds really great. New album will be a treat.
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way too repetitive. whole song is basically 3 riffs. bleh
sounds so much like Erra
The guitar and drum tone are the only things that sound like Erra imo. The song sounded okay but it's pretty much just the same riff the entire time, kinda boring.
The Elitist Law: If you like one of their songs, you have to like all of them.
^Couldn't be more true haha
This is growing on me, instrumentation is incredible.
Yeah sweet riffing
Instruments are good but the vocals and lyrics are just awful :/
I like vox
Vocs are meh..so sad.
Dig it. What's their label? I remember them not being signed
Why don't they just release the album isn't this like the 5th song?
@KSK1 this is off their new cd coming out in 2 weeks...
This rules face
this, the title track and the Earth EP all sound the same. still kinda like it doe. it's OK
I'm also assuming all the songs on the album will sound the same
@shane, yeah I know but I feel like this is like the 5th song they've released ahead of time when the maximum a band will generally release is like 3. Idk maybe i'm going nuts but I feel like i've seen the article "New Elitist Song" a lot haha.
@KSK1 im pretty sure this is their thrid they released, and thats if dreamwalker is on the album, but yeah i know what you mean lol
@Shredzilla ... they both start off similar... however when i looked on itunes and listened to the previews they have up right now every single song sounds completely different
the samples on itunes sound fucking amazing. every song sounds awesome as fuck. I can tell I'm gonna love this album.
This is the 2nd song KS lmao
Really only 2nd? Oh well I resign my argument lol.
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Welcome Home
So, two UW alumni have this huge cornfield and every year they cut a design in it. Some years the carving has been done to shine a light on a charity (Big Brothers, Big Sisters 2004; Gilda's Club 2008; US Transplant Games 2010; Ronald McDonald House 2011 and 12; ) and other years it has been to celebrate Bucky's national accomplishments (Bucky Owns College Hockey 2006; Multi-sports National Titles 2007). Two years ago it welcomed Coach Anderson to Madison! Last year it was in tribute to the Badger Honor Flight.
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Schuster's Playtime Farm would like to "Welcome Home" Paul Chryst with a big 8 acre sign cut into their corn maze. Paul's history in Wisconsin is well noted and the Schuster's, both being UW alum, wanted to make sure he knew how excited they are to have him run Wisconsin's football team.
Wanna whisper in Coach Chryst's ear, come on out to play and "get lost" in this larger than life welcome mat.
About the maze experience …
The corn maze offers adventure by day or night. If you're coming at night, be sure to grab your flashlight–It's darker out here in the country!
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- Edgar's Place Coffee House
Edgar's Place is a folk music venue, established in 1992 and named for Reverend Edgar Peara, UUCC minister emeritus. It is one of the finest folk music listening rooms in the Midwest. Edgar's has hosted all varieties of folk music including talented local musicians as well as nationally known acts. Currently, concerts are held 6-7 times a year, from October through May. Performances usually begin at 7:30 p.m. on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Check this website's calendar for show dates. Also check out the Edgar's Place Facebook Fan Page and click "like" to join. We hope to see you at one of our upcoming concerts. Edgar's Place: Past and Present.
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Shows run from October through May and are the 2nd Saturday of each month at 7:30 PM. There will not be a show in the month of January. (stay home and cuddle with someone you love; it's gonna be a lot colder then…) The cover charge is $15.00 and includes snacks, coffee and tea. There are additional beverages and homemade baked goods available for purchase. Come check out top notch performers in an intimate and friendly venue nestled in a beautiful woodland setting.
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The Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, the border between the past and coming years; the past, present, and future. It represents new beginnings and great new possibilities, leaving behind what does not serve us, and embracing that which does. Come celebrate the New Year at our Candle Labyrinth. Enjoy a calming, yet invigorating meditation. Peacefully walk the labyrinth to consider the passing year, and the coming new year. A $10 donation is requested from non-UUCC members.
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2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs News And Notes
NY RANGERS 1, WASHINGTON 0; series tied 3-3 Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves for his seventh career playoff shutout and Derick Brassard scored the lone goal midway through the second period to help the Rangers hold serve at home and force a Game 7.
TORONTO 2, BOSTON 1; series tied 3-3
Dion Phaneuf and Phil Kessel scored early in the third period to break a scoreless tie and James Reimer made 29 saves ? but came 24.5 seconds shy of recording his first career postseason shutout ? to lift the Maple Leafs to their first home playoff victory since April 30, 2004.
DETROIT 3, ANAHEIM 2; DET wins 4-3
Henrik Zetterberg put Detroit ahead 1:49 into the game and the Red Wings never trailed en route to picking up their 14th Game 7 victory in franchise history and setting up a second-round matchup with the Blackhawks.
The Red Wings came back from a 3-2 series deficit to advance to the Western Conference Semifinals. Detroit improved to 14-9 all-time in Game 7s, including a 3-4 record on the road. The Red Wings? 14 wins in Game 7s are the most by any franchise in NHL history.
Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg scored less than two minutes after the opening face-off to give Detroit an early lead. The goal was the 54th of Zetterberg?s postseason career, tying him with Nicklas Lidstrom for third in franchise history. Zetterberg recorded 3-4?7 and a +4 rating in the last three games after totaling 0-1?1 and a -1 rating in the first four games of the series.
Valtteri Filppula?s goal at 13:45 of the second period proved to be the game-winner for the Red Wings. Filppula has 18 career postseason goals, four of which have been game-winners. In fact, his last three playoff goals (dating to 2011) have all been decisive tallies.
With Detroit?s win, the two matchups for the Western Conference Semifinals have been set: the No. 1 Blackhawks will face the No. 7 Red Wings, while the No. 5 Kings will play the No. 6 Sharks.
The Maple Leafs are the 48th team in NHL history to overcome a 3-1 series deficit to force a Game 7. The teams that won Games 5 and 6 are 24-23 all-time in Game 7.
The Maple Leafs are 1-13 all-time in series when trailing 3-1; their lone comeback was against the Red Wings in 1942, when they overcame a 3-0 series deficit to win the Stanley Cup.
The Maple Leafs? 2-1 victory snapped a seven-game home playoff losing streak to the Bruins. Their last home postseason win over Boston was on March 31, 1959, when Frank Mahovlich scored the game-winning goal in overtime.
Phil Kessel?s goal at 8:59 of the third period proved to be the game-winner, his second of the series (also in Game 2). Only two other former Boston players have had two game-winning goals against the Bruins in a playoff series: Reggie Leach for the Flyers in 1976 and Gary Ehman for the Maple Leafs in 1959. Kessel has 3-1?4 so far in the six-game series; he has 3-6?9 in 22 career regular-season games against the Bruins. (Elias)
The home team has won every game in the Rangers-Capitals series. The Rangers also improved to 4-0 in their last four home games when facing elimination. (Elias)
Overall, home teams are 29-16 (.644) in the opening round of the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Last year, home clubs went 18-30 (.375) in the first round of the postseason, the lowest winning percentage since the NHL switched to the 16-team playoff format in 1979-80.
Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves to help the Rangers stave off elimination, marking his second career shutout when the Rangers were one loss away from a postseason exit. The other came in 2008, when Lundqvist kept the Rangers alive with a 3-0 victory in Game 4 of their second-round series against the Penguins. The only other playoff shutouts by Rangers goaltenders in which the team faced elimination were by Joe ?Red Light? Miller (1928), John Ross Roach (1929) and John Vanbiesbrouck (1986). (Elias)
From 1941-2008, the Rangers had zero 1-0 postseason wins; they have three such victories since then (all by Henrik Lundqvist), including two against the Capitals.
The Rangers and Capitals both have authored 1-0 victories in their series (Washington did so in Game 2); the last time both clubs recorded 1-0 wins in the same playoff series was in the 2004 Western Conference Semifinals, when the Sharks and Avalanche each did so in back-to-back games.
The Capitals fell to 0-3 in the playoffs when failing to score a power-play goal (they didn?t have any opportunities with the man advantage Sunday).
Washington is 3-for-9 (33.3%) on the power play at home this postseason, but 0-for-5 (0.0%) on the road. The Capitals led the NHL with a 26.8% power-play success rate during the regular season, including a League-high 26.5% rate as visitors.
The Rangers and Capitals are the first NHL teams to play each other in a Game 7 in back-to-back years since the Avalanche and Kings in 2001 and 2002. The Rangers won last year?s Game 7 by a 2-1 margin. (Elias)
GO LEAFS GO!!! YOU CAN'T SHAKE THE TREE!!! #TORONTOMAPLELEAFS— Drizzy (@Drake) May 13, 2013
CONGRATS TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS!!! Bruins were amazing, but the Leafs were in it to win it tonight! keep it up guys!— Milla Jovovich (@MillaJovovich) May 13, 2013
Washington forward Alex Ovechkin was held off the scoresheet for the fourth consecutive game, the longest postseason drought of his career . . . Justin Abdelkader scored the first shorthanded goal of his career (regular season or playoffs) . . . Emerson Etem scored the equalizer for the Ducks midway through the first period, becoming the youngest player in Anaheim history
(20 years, 10 months) to tally in a Game 7 . . . Washington forward Tom Wilson lost a skate blade and had to crawl back to the bench.
All Times Eastern
Toronto @ Boston, Game 7, series tied 3-3, 7:00 p.m., CNBC, CBC, RDS, NESN NY Rangers @ Washington, Game 7, series tied 3-3, 8:00 p.m., NBCSN, TSN, RDS2, MSG, CSN-DC
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This is an extraordinary christmas wine. A little sweeter than I usually like, but with the cherry and other added flavors it works very well and is odly warming. Similar to mulled wine only not so overpowering. I also don't like red wine cold, except you have to try this chilled in front of the fire. For something truely special and unique ... Read More
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What are the "must-have-wines" when you visit a wine bar? Or just stuff you'd really like to see. This can become tricky with "by-the-glass" stuff, because I imagine people can become quite cautious with a glass of wine above the $12 figure. Any insights?? Read More
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Lovely nose of flowers and honeyed apricot. Not as sweet on the palate as nose would indicate, nor what is expected given the thick, rich mouthfeel. Rather zesty fruit for a spatlese. Read More
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A Norwegian Travels South
Travelling through Europe as a yo-yo for a few weeks, and I must tell you it is much more business than pleasure. But I am accumulating some interesting beers to try out during the summer - I'll just have to find somewhere to store them. First stop was Paris, where I had a very nice bottle of Pelforth Brune, which seems to be widely available both bottled and canned. A bit on the sweet side with a quite complex taste of toffee, coffee and toast among the elements. Some nice hops in there, too. What struck me is that the French seem to favour a high alcohol content, with for example Carlsberg Elephant available on tap everywhere. Some very strong Dutch beers as well as the most potent Belgian brews were also available. Maybe this nation of wine drinkers wants something with a punch?
This week brought me to Budapest, but that was very much touch and go. I flew Lufthansa and, while their in flight food was rather lousy, they had a quite pleasant pils on offer – Warsteiner. This is a soft and pleasant pilsener. The hops are there, but not intrusive. (I like them intrusive, but I don't expect that on a plane!) Flowery bouquet and smell. Transit at Munich airport, where there is supposed to be a brewpub, but I had no time to seek it out. A perfectly pleasant high glass of hefe or unfiltered Paulaner Weisse was an appropriate way to toast my few minutes on Bavarian soil. On then to Budapest, where most of the bars were closed at eleven at night. I found, however, a pub serving a pleasant bottle of Dreher Bak. A very nice bock. Dry and toasty, no toffee or cocoa in this one. 7,3 %, and of course you can taste that. Apart from Dreher, there seems to be lots of Austrian beer around, often with names referring to imperial times.
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For some reason, I come across news about the Bulgarian beer trade more often than I expect. This one I find a bit odd:
Beer Consumption Reels in Bulgaria Bad WeatherI would be thinking that a 50% increase in taxes might have a little more to do with it than how sunny the sky is but then again I clearly have difficulties with Bulgarian beer trade issues.
Beer sales traditionally hit a mounting rate in the summer months. The delay in expected rise was caused this year by the pouring rains and poor weather over the last few weeks, brewers said. Beer consumption in Bulgaria has dropped by 8.3% for the first five months of this year, due to the cool weather and the 50% excise duty imposed since the beginning of 2005...The chairman of the Board of Directors of Kamenitza AD has been hopeful that in the summer months to come fans will re-discover their favorite drink and the brewery market will frame into sales typical for the hot season.
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New York: Variety 12 Pack, Ithaca Beer Co., Ithaca
I reviewed some of Ithaca Beer Co.'s beer last summer but this year's 12 pack, a 4 variety by 3 bottle 12-pack, has two I missed.
It looks like Ithaca is making a go of it. The vaiety box has snazzy multi-coloured branding and the brewery has expanded its facility in the south-end of town allowing it to expand from 3,000 barrels in 2003 to 10,000 - and even moved into homebrewing supplies. Ithaca itself, home of Cornell University and its extensive agriculture department, is a wee bit back-to-the-landy, a bit hackysacky, so supporting homebrew may be a big thing for a micro to try. This April 2005 article from The Ithacan says this is the brewer's sixth year and that they have developed, in co-operation with Cornell, a Double IPA with NY state local hops. Must find it.
- Nut Brown Ale: When I tried this beer last year it was too frigid out of the fridge and, so, unbalanced. Now, at room temperature, there is all that limey hop and chalky hop but it is supported by a full palate of malts, well balanced. I like it much better at this temperature - which is a good lesson in ale. Each beer has its own logic. Even though a fairly moderate 5% and quite dry, it makes for a good sipping ale.
- Apricot Wheat: One of the ones I did not try last year, Ithaca's version is a very dry version of this now fairly common form of summer beer. It has lots of grassy sauvignon blanc flavours from the wheat and a nice unsweetened unsyrupy apricot. It is yellow and a bit cloudy under show white rim with a lot of bright effervescence to meet the demands of the acidity. The fruit and the hops merge very nicely giving structure. Unlike me, the BAs show some difference of opinion over this brew.
- Pale Ale: You know what? I now think I did not review this beer last year. What do you think of that? It's a shame as this ale is a classic example of what a good pale ale should be. It has a great dry grainy edge, honestly proud of the fact that this is a bread-like product. Next you hit some toffee crystal malt nutty sweetness framed by bitter and green hops in the middle. It is all enriched with a tangy and fruiy yeast strain that I would think is the same as the Nut Brown Ale, above. It is somewhat maltier than you average pale ale which would make me think that is is more like a low end ESB...but what do I know? All the advocates know one thing - they like it.
- Cascazilla Red Ale: Is this the Double IPA of myth and lore I mentioned above? Apparently not. It bills itself as a monstorously hopped red ale (nice label) but I would think it is a big US style IPA bomb. Can't we just agree? Anyway, it pours a deep amber with a tan head with a big flowery herbal hop nose. The big flavour is the hop with a weedy herby green zang in the front half of the mouth with only a slight bitter edge in your cheeks and and the back of the throat. It is supported but, let's be frank, no balanced by sweet malt and some pear fruity pale malt. The yeast adds a nice creamy richness. Good clean green end. Really quite swell at 6.5% - if you are mad for hops.
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Poacher IPA, Wensleydale Brewery, Yorkshire, England
Once upon a time there was a very useful brewery in Suffolk called Lidstones. At beer festivals I visited, their beer always stood out as being consistently excellent. Then they upped sticks and moved to Yorkshire remaming itself Wensleydale. Reincarnation. Disaster I thought. Just over a week ago we put the Wensleydale Brewery's beer on our shelves. Their Poacher is the nearest thing to Lidstones Rawalpindi IPA, always one of my great favourites. Here is the brewery's description of the ale:
This Straw coloured beer uses the finest floor malted maris otter and crystal malts and Challenger and Styrian Goldings hops. Add the village's unique supply of spring water from its waterfalls, and you have an excellent clean and crisp ale with citrus notes making this a highly refreshing and drinkable India Pale Ale.I was afraid to try it, for fear that it would be a disappointment, but a few weekends ago I gave in and tried it. Poacher is absolutely wonderful, I've not so enjoyed a beer for quite a long time. It's light amber in colour with a slight head, its pungent 'nose' is hoppy and fruity. The initial taste is one of hops and grass which is then taken over by a slight bitter aftertaste and a biscuity finish. A good example of an IPA !
Big Hop Bombs: XP Pale Ale, Bear Republic, Healdsburg, California
This brew provides a great education in the timing of hop additions. I know you were sitting there day after day wonder when I was going to mention the importance of the timing of hop additions. Well, this is the day because this brew provides a great education in the timing of hop additions.
Usually, pale ale brewing asks for three differing moments for adding hops: at the outset of the boil, at roughly the 3/4 point of the boil and at the end of the boil. These additions add bittering taste, hop flavour and aroma respectively so by balancing the relative quantity of each addition you set the hop profile of a beer - lots of bitter but low aroma or lots of green flavour and aroma but little bitter at the start. As we have recently learned the Dogfish Head brewery of Delaware has a line of ales with non-stop hop addition though the boil but that is not the norm, thought it is lovely. If you consider the 86 varieties of hop and hop packaging available through this homebrew supplier, you can see that there are about one bazillion ways that a beer's hop profile can play out. Just about. Yup.
You get some idea of the planning that goes into a fine pale ale's hoppiness from the description of XP Pale Ale provided by Bear Republic at their website:
This is our interpretation of a classic pale ale. Our "XP" (exceptional pale) has a golden color, and is very light bodied with a noticeable hop aroma and bittering element that just teases the hopheads but satisfies the newest of microbrewed ale drinkers. This beer is brewed with American Two Row, English wheat, Belgian, and Dextrin malts. Mix this with just the right amounts of Cascade and Centennial hops and you've got a winner!! 2003 Real Ale Festival, Chicago, Bronze Medal Winner; 2001 North American Brewers' Awards, Gold Medal Winner; 2000 California State Fair, Bronze Medal Winner; 1997 Beerfest Invitational, Bronze Medal Winner - og 1.052, ABV 5.4%, IBU 55.See that little bit of info at the end? That means 55 International Bitterness Units. I have known people who rated on the IBU scale but that is entirely another matter.
The beer pours a nice orange cream head over a very orangey amber brew. As the brewer notes the body is light for a real ale but frankly nothing like what most would call a real ale. But unlike, say, a big hoppy bomb like Stone's Ruination IPA the first sip is inviting rather than intimidating. Also unlike a lot of pale ales, other flavours of green and twiggy bitter start only jumping in mid-mouth ending with a further nice bit of spice in the swallow. It is a sort of back-ended ale and that is all due to the focus on adding hops later in the boil. Certainly there are some of the early bittering hops as these are needed to cut out the cloy of maltiness. The malt in this case is very fruity with a lean towards pear and even orange rather than the appley notes you often get with pale malt. In the malt there is a good measure of English wheat giving a nod to what would be called a Yorkshire style of pale ale. The wheat is not grassy as you get with many European styles of wheat beer. It is sort of fresh cut sweet hardwoody there in the middle. Lots of yeast in the glass at the end. Yeast good.
As you can see, there is a lot to take from this beer and if there are others by the brewer next time I am down at Galeville, I may try and grab some. $4.39 for a 22 oz bomb so not cheap but worth it...and the advocates agree.
Oregon: Chipotle Ale, Rogue, Newport
More than a few years ago I was in a pub and saw on the chalkboard "Special: liver and onions 12.99". When the waiter arrived I asked what was so special?
I have only disliked one beer so much I was quite confused and frustrated and that was a jalopena beer made long ago - but thankfully no more - by Garrison of Halifax. It burned the front of the mouth sharply leaving you no interest in having another sip. If you took a sip to make the taste go away, as one might out of instinct, the burn got worse.
Rogue's Chipotle Ale is no where near that bad. It is however, the only ale by Rogue I can imagine needing a special price to move off the shelf. The first taste was canned okra followed by the same smokey chipotle in Tabasco Chipotle sauce, a favorite of mine, followed by some sharp heat. The malt's sweetness does balance the rich hot pepper but the beer still asks the question "why?". It might make a good marinade for ribs but I am a bit lost as to why you would spend this much for that. What are you supposed to eat with this?
New York: Pennant Ale '55, Brooklyn Brewing, Brooklyn
Brooklyn Pennant Ale '55
I knew that the Dodgers win in the 1955 World Series was a big thing but I had no idea how it was celebrated in Brooklyn with a bigger parade than VE Day, due in large part to the dramatics of the catch. This bottling by the Brooklyn Brewery of their Pale Ale celebrates the 50th anniversary of that great event.
My first impression of the ale is of its sweetness. This is a fairly elemental ale, nothing an average working joe would not appreciate. The sweetness is slightly on the caramel side but well below tacky ot cloying. It is braced by some pale malt graininess underneath as well as edgy hops to the sides. It is soft to the mouth enriched by a creamy yeast. There is perhaps some smokiness within the sweet as well. The brewer says this:
A tribute to Brooklyn's 1955 World Champion baseball team, Brooklyn Pennant Ale is a chestnut-colored pale ale with a hearty, toffeeish malt palate and a finely balanced hop finish. Pennant is a traditional English-style pale ale...Brooklyn Pennant Ale is brewed from Scottish Maris Otter malt, which is justly prized for its toasty, biscuity flavor and the smoothness it imparts to beer. Pennant is hopped with Willamette, Fuggle and Cascade, and top-fermented at warm temperatures for a rich, fruity flavor and aroma.Very pleasant summer beer. The advocates agree.


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The Clean Air Act and its subsequent amendments have been lauded as the primary stimulant to the impressive improvement in local air quality in the US since 1970. A key component of these regulations is the New Source Review (NSR) requirement, which includes the contentious stipulation that when an existing plant seeks to modify its operations, the entire plant must comply with current standards for new sources. This requirement was included to improve air quality in dirty areas, and prevent a deterioration of air quality in clean areas. Yet, whether NSR provides the proper plant-level incentives is unclear: there are strong disincentives to undertake major plant modifications to avoid NSR. In our examination of more than 2500 and 2200 plant-level modification decisions and closures, respectively, we find empirical evidence suggesting that NSR retards modification rates, while doing little to hasten the closure of existing dirty plants.
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Lapels Dry Cleaning, an innovative, environmentally friendly dry cleaning company headquartered in Hanover, Massachusetts, will open a new location on March 8 at 1851 South Lakeline Boulevard, Cedar Park, Texas.
The Cedar Park Lapels represents the second Lapels Dry Cleaning location to open in the greater Austin area (the first store opened in January at 9900 West Parmer Lane in Austin).
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A last gasp Conor McCullagh equaliser earned Omagh United a share of the spoils from their historic first-ever meeting with Strathroy Harps. The result also maintained their unbeaten away record in this inaugural season for the club.
Harps had taken the lead with 16 minutes remaining, through John McGlinn's close range header. It looked like they may have done enough to claim the points, but Omagh had other ideas, and duly levelled right at the end when Conor McCullagh - a 60th minute substitute for the injured Gerard McPeake - darted in at the near post to quite literally chest in from a Dairmuid Kerr corner kick.
Omagh will argue that it should have been the winner, after having an earlier Benny Mitchell effort ruled out somewhat dubiously for offside.
At the foot of the table, Ardstraw were thwarted in their effort to break clear of the relegation dog-fight.
Even at this early stage, they appear to be slipping into a three-way battle with Clabby Strollers and Dunbreen Rovers, but they came within a whisker of putting a little bit of daylight between them, at home to Tummery Athletic on Saturday.
Gary Fair edged Nigel Kee's side into a first-half lead, scoring a penalty after he had been brought down by Liam Patterson. He doubled their advantage early in the second half, when he raced onto a James Irwin pass to score, but Tummery fought back with two quick goals from Donal Teague and Ryan McCallion, to restore parity.
A stunned Ardstraw didn't give up, however, and duly regained the advantage through Ian Hill, who pounced at the back post to turn home a Fair cross from the left.
They suffered a sickening late blow, though, when Ryan Cunningham struck in the closing moments - a goal made even more haunting considering Hill and Kyle Mills had both missed match-winning gilt opportunities just minutes earlier.
In Division Two, Glebe United defeated leaders Churchtown 2-1, to join them on top of the table with 16 points. Enniskillen Swifts made it eight wins on the bounce in Division Three, with a 4-0 thumping of Derrychara.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - James Bond and Arnold Schwarzenegger had the guns, but "Toy Story 2" was the real wrecking crew, destroying box-office records over the long holiday weekend, according to estimates Sunday.
Disney and Pixar's animated tale of talking toys debuted nationwide with $80.8 million from Wednesday through Sunday, shattering the previous Thanksgiving record of $45.7 million set last year by "A Bug's Life," produced by the same studios.
Schwarzenegger's "End of Days," about an ex-cop battling Satan, opened in third place with $31 million over the five days, behind last weekend's top movie, the Bond flick "The World Is Not Enough," which grossed $35 million in its second weekend.
"We rolled right over Arnold and the devil," said Larry Gleason, president of worldwide distribution for MGM, which released the Bond film. The movie has grossed $76.3 million in 10 days.
The weekend's other big release was "Flawless," starring Robert De Niro as a stroke victim who takes singing lessons from a drag queen. It opened in 12th place with $2 million over five days.
The No. 2 movie last weekend, Tim Burton's comic horror tale "Sleepy Hollow," fell to fourth place with $27.4 million.
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