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Eric and Stacy Brichacek, Browerville, a boy, Owen Bradley, 6 pounds, 7 ounces, July 17, 2007.
Cameron and Lori Wind, Brainerd, a boy, Cooper Manuel, 9 pounds, 8 ounces, July 17, 2007. Grandparents are Gordon and Melinda Hines, Brainerd, and Clyde and Jean Wind, Brainerd. Great-grandparent is Grace Barber, Brainerd.
Brent and Andria Rivers, Brainerd, a girl, Jadyn Janelle, 7 pounds, 13 ounces, July 18, 2007. Grandparents are Gerald and Jill Rivers, Baxter, and Lewis and Evelyn Smith, Baxter.
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Heather Boyd and Louis Aspinwall, Brainerd, a boy, Ryan Douglas Aspinwall, 9 pounds, 4 ounces, July 18, 2007. Grandparents are Sharon and Dave Aspinwall, Valrico, Fla., Jodie Williams and Charles Stellmach, Brainerd, and Deb Smuda and Doub Williams, Harding.
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Jorden Borders, Brainerd, a boy, Adam James, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, July 24, 2007.
Michael and Tiffanie Knapp, Brainerd, a boy, Taite Westin, 9 pounds, 4 ounces, July 24, 2007.
Kelly and Jessica Nylund, Brainerd, a boy, Skye Christen, 6 pounds, 10 ounces, July 24, 2007. Grandparents are Rick and Patty Arnold, Mora, Bruce and Nancy Brandt, Onamia, Norene and Mike Warta, Brainerd, and Chris and Kim Nylund, Brainerd.
Todd and Sara Orth, Pequot Lakes, a boy, Logan Edward, 8 pounds, 2 ounces, July 26, 2007. Grandparents are Loretta Przybilla, Pierz, and Linda and Pat Gallagher, Billings, Mont.
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Situation Normal: C3 Ratings Hold Steady
The industry used "live program ratings" as the negotiating currency for decades. In 2007, it switched to what's known as C3--derived from commercial ratings in the live broadcast and over the ensuing three days with DVRs.
This season, "live-only program" ratings for ABC and Fox are the same as each network's C3 numbers. In the 18-to-49 demo, ABC has a 2.7 "live" figure--the same as its C3 ratings average. Fox, similarly, has a 2.5 in both metrics.
CBS has seen a slight bump from a 2.7 "live" to a 2.8 in C3. NBC has risen from a 2.6 to a 2.7, when comparing "live" to C3.
The figures cover Sept. 22 through Dec. 21 and were compiled by Magna Global. A year ago at the same point in the 2007-08 season, the data showed that all four networks had the same "live" number as C3.
On one level, it would seem that enough people who view shows with DVRs are watching commercials to keep the "old" ratings about on par with the new ones.
That's not to say that networks don't have ratings issues or revenues are not affected--pricing is obviously driven by supply and demand. It's just that impressions on the market have not been driven downward by the switchover.
In fact, with C3 ratings, there is ample evidence that networks are experiencing ratings woes.
All but CBS have seen their C3 ratings decline notably this year, compared to their performance last season. CBS has been flat in 18-to-49 at 2.8. But Fox is down 14%, from a 2.9 to a 2.5. ABC has dropped 13% from a 3.1 to a 2.7. And NBC has fallen 7% from a 2.9 to a 2.7.
CBS--the network that had less appeal to younger viewers for many years--is now the 18-to-49 leader, at least in the C3 metric that drives sales. CBS is at a 2.8, with ABC and NBC at a 2.7 and Fox at a 2.5.
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Home wine making has come a long way over the years to the point where it is easy enough to buy a kit and make a good wine. The technology and equipment available today allows hobby wine makers to make wine on par with commercial wine. This group is dedicated to helping people learn to make wine or improving their wine making technique. It is also a great way to meet other wine makers and try each other's best batches.
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Having been in the wine importing business for twenty years, I always looked down on "home made wines" until one of my fellow organizers of the Philadlephia Hiking and Adventure Group proved me wrong by giving me and excellent bottle of red made from California grapes. There is a big difference between "home made wines" the one you think of made by your great uncle and wines made with modern technology and meticulous sanitazation process, which you have decided to make at home for your own consu …
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Winer lovers who are interested in making their own wine using local wine making facilities in the Delaware Valley.
WineScool "BeerScool" has been successful each month, so we've branched out and started "WineScool". Don't let the "Scool" fool you. It's just a play on words. We feature 4-5 wines each meetup and pair them with a delicious dish prepared by Starters Chefs. While enjoying each wine and course, the guest "instructor" tells you a little bit about each wine, the wine maker and the region the wine is from. This is why we used the "Scool" in the title, and yes we know there should be an "H" in Scool …
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You'll start with a second controller: the UserController
(see Listing 8). It contains functions for the various actions the user might take.
Listing 8. The basic
<?php Zend_Loader::loadClass('Zend_Controller_Action'); class UserController extends Zend_Controller_Action { function indexAction() { echo 'This is the indexAction.'; } function loginAction() { echo 'This is the loginAction.'; } function authenticateAction() { echo 'This is the authenticateAction.'; } function logoutAction() { echo 'This is the logoutAction.'; } function registerAction() { echo 'This is the registerAction.'; } function createAction() { echo 'This is the createAction.'; } function displayProfileAction() { echo 'This is the displayProfileAction.'; } function updateAction() { echo 'This is the updateAction.'; } } ?> |
Here you have just a basic controller, with echo
statements so you can see what is actually happening. Let's look
at the effect of different URLs on the action the Zend Framework tries to take.
Controllers, actions, and the URL
The first thing to understand about the way the Zend Framework routes requests is that it breaks the URL into pieces. Those pieces are laid out as follows: http://hostname/controller/action/parameters. In this tutorial, you're only concerned with the controller and the action; you'll handle parameters in later parts of this series.
For example, if you were to call a URL of http://localhost/user/, the Zend Framework sends the request to the UserController
, but because the URL doesn't
specify an action, it uses the indexAction
as you can see in Figure 7.
Figure 7. Showing the
On the other hand, if you use a URL of http://localhost/user/authenticate, the Zend Framework breaks this down into the UserController
and the authenticateAction
, so you get results like that shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8. authenticateAction
But what happens if the user enters an unknown action?
If the URL doesn't specify an action, the Zend Framework uses the indexAction
. However, what happens if the URL specifies a
nonexistent action? For example: http://localhost/user/bogus. As it
stands, this URL causes an error because you're calling a nonexistent action, as you can see in Figure 9.
Figure 9. Error
To fix that, you can create an ErrorController
(see Listing 9).
Listing 9. Calling unknown actions
<?php Zend_Loader::loadClass('Zend_Controller_Action'); { class ErrorController extends Zend_Controller_Action { public function errorAction() { highlight_string(print_r($this->_getParam('error_handler'),true)); } } |
The errorAction()
function is specially named by
the Zend Framework to be called whenever the URL refers to a
nonexistent action.
Let's look at actually working with the database.


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scarfieldNebraska 3.25/5 rDev -14.9% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3 Pours from can into a pint glass, very dark brown, almost black, with a rocky khaki colored head half an inch high. Light lacing. Smell is of roasted/burnt dark chocolate. Taste is a dark/roasty beer. The first taste is bitterness from either hops or dark chocolate. Finish is sweet but underwhelming, and I feel like there is a slight metallic taste in the aftertaste. Very smooth and creamy in the mouth. Despite me sounding negative, This is a very good budget stout, and especially a good one for bridging people over to stouts. Serving type: can 12-06-2010 23:29:55 | More by scarfield teromousVirginia 3.25/5 rDev -14.9% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5 A: The head on this thing is crazy huge. It's tan and creamy like the head of a rootbeer float poured directly over ice cream. The beer itself is black and very dark brown at the bottom of the glass. Lacing is immense, and does not back down while drinking. S: I pick up a light roasted coffee scent with some nut scent...maybe hazelnut. I get a little bit of chocolate. There's a bit of an alcohol smell. T: It's pretty light on flavor. It has a roasted taste but it's very light. It has a sweet, almost candy-like aftertaste. M: It's very creamy but the body is too light. It doesn't have a large presence in the mouth. O: Overall it's an alright beer but it's a bit bland. The malt character doesn't stand out much, the head is very substantial but it looks way too large for a stout. It is sweet which is expected, but there's no real bitterness to counter-balance it. I would not buy it again if getting a sweet stout, but it's not a bad or awful stout by any means. Serving type: can 05-26-2011 00:52:22 | More by teromous JesstyrVirginia 3.28/5 rDev -14.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 16oz canned poured into a pint glass. Pours dark brown, blackish color - a little more on the brown side of the typical milk stout. Head is essentially non-existent, with a finger disappearing almost immediately. Nose is heavy in coffee, almost overwhelming. Taste is disappointing - much like the nose it is full of coffee, and without a whole of balance. Maybe a little chocolate, but not particularly smooth, it has a full body. Was hoping for a more enjoyable drink, but its not bad, particularly as a winter stout. Serving type: can 08-24-2011 02:17:47 | More by Jesstyr Living816Northwest Territories (Canada) 3.28/5 rDev -14.1% look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 An easy drinking sweet stout. A bit of an off smell from the pour that I can't place. Just smells mineraly like vitamins or peas or something. The head is a dark foam thing. Very dark. Brown. Quite fizzy. Very chocolately, slight burnt malt bitter. Burnt sugar taste. Coffee. A lingering bitterness but not a hoppy bitterness. A burnt bitterness. Leaves the mouth quite quickly. Creamy smoothness. Body is significant but doesn't stick around long. It's a little flabby, a little sweet, a little too bitter for me to really get on board with it. But pretty easy drinking. Serving type: can 10-20-2012 01:59:54 | More by Living816 FosterJMCalifornia 3.3/5 rDev -13.6% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 382nd review on BA Can to pint glass Full pint can Paired with creme brulee with a raspberry sauce App- Mahogany brown with a two finger head that lasted quite a bit. Nice lacing as well. Smell- Toasted and roasted malts with a smooth creamy note behind it. Taste- A bit of cream with roasted malts. Smelled better than taste actually. A bit flat at the same time. Mouth- Medium bodied with a medium carbonation level. A bit watery for me. I know its a small stout but wanted a small bite to it. Drink- About average for the style. The only stout on the menu to pair with dessert so I went for it. Probably wont go for it again in the future. Serving type: can 04-10-2011 02:51:08 | More by FosterJM hosehead83Ohio 3.3/5 rDev -13.6% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Poured from a 16oz. "tallboy" can into a standard pint glass. Dark brown/ruby in color, with a big cloud deck of tan foam. Aroma-Faint coffee and chocolate Taste-Black coffee, dark chocolate. Very dry finish, faintly sour and astringent. Tastes more like a dry Irish stout than a sweet milk stout. A bit confusing, but an o.k. brew nevertheless. Serving type: can 07-04-2011 15:47:31 | More by hosehead83 fltmedicMissouri 3.3/5 rDev -13.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3 Poured the pint can into a regular pint glass and got a two finger bubbly tan head that quickly faded to a thin collar. It's dark in the glass with very little light passing through to a brown hue. No lacing on the glass. Aroma of caramel and chocolate quickly dissipates. The sweetness is apparent in the nose. Up front is the sweetness of chocolate cola and a tiny bit of malt. The body is mostly chocolate with a little butterscotch. There is an unusual beer flavor in the fade. I'm thinking about sweet tea. I want more in the mouthfeel for a stout. Milk stouts and sweets should be almost chewy. (Think Left Hand's Milk Stout.) This seems almost crisp like an amber might be. Carbonation is light and sporadic. Overall this is a stout that I might try again. As I remember it on tap, it might be a bit more lively in flavor an mouthfeel. I'll look for it drought for more review. Serving type: can 08-19-2011 00:26:08 | More by fltmedic mdcrouserMissouri 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 3 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5 Found a sixer under the Christmas tree, thanks to my bil/sil - could hardly get past the egg nog before itching to try it. The pour is deep black, with very little head - just a light ring around the edge of the glass. Heavy, sweet coffee, and dark chocolate on the nose - just about as big of a smell as you ever get from a beer. Entirely fills your head like helium in a balloon - let's hope I don't pop. Like gnoshing on straight roasted grains, without the annoying water and other ingredients to get in the way. A bit of alcohol sits looming under the toast. Decent carbonation, but it comes through as a little soapy. The grains deliver a single large layer of dry sweetness. I've enjoyed the beer, and it's a step in the right direction for the young brewery. I'll be looking forward to new beers as the brewery grows. Serving type: bottle 01-06-2010 02:57:01 | More by mdcrouser AlieniloquiumFlorida 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 2.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 16 oz. can poured into a pint glass. Thanks to mizzouguy for this extra. Appearance - Almost black body topped by a small tan head. Gone before I can take my first sip, though. No lace. Smell - Not a lot of smell, but what's there is decent. Some chocolate and a dose of lactose. Not as lactose-y as other milk stouts, though. Taste - Good flavor. Nice chocolate flavors and some lighter malts. It's not as roasty as other stouts. The finish is sweet with no bitterness at all. Mouthfeel - The high side of medium body and the low side of medium carbonation makes it a little sluggish, even at a low ABV. The lactose make it heavier, I guess. Overall - Good beer to drink while putzing around the house. Doesn't require and doesn't really deserve a lot of concentration, but it's still a decent drink. Serving type: can 09-12-2011 22:24:54 | More by Alieniloquium claspadaNew Jersey 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Pours dark brown color with thick tan colored head that leaves little to no lacing. Pretty standard appearance here. The aromas begin with a touch of burnt malt, light cocoa with a very bready base aroma. There is a slight caramel sweetness as well that emerges as it warms. The tastes are almost identical to the nose. The burnt flavor is a bit less obvious with the breadiness coming through even more and just a touch of sweetness. As it warms the caramel and light cocoa flavors emerge and add to the overall flavor profile. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a somewhat low level of carbonation, providing a smooth mouthfeel. I would have prefered them to use more Oatmeal or lactose or malts to increase mouthfeel as opposed to skimping on the carbonation but it's not a deal-breaker. Overall this was a fairly easy to drink, sessionable milk stout. Only ordered it because it was the only beer I hadn't had on the lackluster beer menus at Dave's Taverna during homecoming this past weekend. Serving type: can 10-03-2011 16:58:48 | More by claspada AgentMunkyCalifornia 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Served in a chilled pint glass at Brixx. From notes. Reviewed 25 July 2011. A: Thin head, black beer. Dark red and barely translucent in direct backlighting. S: Chocolate malts are strong and sweet. Simple, but nice. T/M: Light in both body and flavour. Reminiscent of generic English ales; lackluster and boring. Sweetish, but dry on the endtaste without being bitter. Lots of chocolate. Not terrible, just muted and plain. Mouthfeel is also a letdown, and lightly watery. O: Very smooth, sweet, and drinkable. Meh. Won't have it on-tap again, but I can see it being popular. Serving type: on-tap 11-12-2012 00:28:52 | More by AgentMunky RyanCaveOregon 3.35/5 rDev -12.3% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 2.75 A: Beautiful dark chocolate, can't see through the glass. Caramel head dissipates quickly but leaves a nice caramel ring around the glass and stirs up a thin head when agitated. BEAUTIFUL S: Oatmeal, chocolate, small vanilla bean, Fennel M: Way too carbonated for me, drinks like soda and reminds me of a redbull, too bubbly, takes away from the taste of the beer and really ruins it for me. Light to medium bodied as well, again just ruins this beer. T: Oatmeal, small amount of bitter, molasses, dark dark chocolate O: I'm very disappointed in this beer, and it all is from the mouthfeel. It drinks like a soda, just way too carbonated and light, I wouldn't get this again unless it was on a nitro tap Serving type: can 07-01-2013 14:19:44 | More by RyanCave blackearthMinnesota 3.38/5 rDev -11.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pours a midnight black body with a puffy khaki colored head that slowly fades. Aromas of dark sugar and black malts. Slightly moderate carbonation with a lightly silky mouthfeel. Flavor is somewhat weak given the appearance, aroma and name of the beer! A very accessible stout. Serving type: can 07-15-2011 01:54:29 | More by blackearth jmdrpiPennsylvania 3.38/5 rDev -11.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 16 oz can, stamped "11 237", maybe 237th day of 2011? extremely dark brown, almost black. about 1/2" of khaki-colored head. fairly roasty aroma, but also a bit acidic. roasted malt dominates taste, with some coffee flavor. pretty bitter and acidic, maybe a little smokey. medium body, not overly thick. moderate carbonation. overall- it's okay, but I'm not sure I pick up any sweetness, is it really a Milk Stout? Serving type: can 09-15-2011 02:41:58 | More by jmdrpi TheHopHeadGirlDistrict of Columbia 3.38/5 rDev -11.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Had it at Velocity Five in Arlington in a 16oz can for $6. It was a pretty good stout for it's volume and price. The usual description of stouts...coffee, vanilla. It's better than a Guinness. I even find it better than the gold medal winner, hoppin frog BORIS the crusher oatmeal-imperial stout. Serving type: can 06-27-2012 19:40:32 | More by TheHopHeadGirl LambicPentameterKansas 3.38/5 rDev -11.5% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Served out of a 16-oz can and poured into a tumbler pint glass. Appearance - Dark walnut to black in color, with very little head, even with an aggressive pour. Head dissipation is almost immediate. Smell - I had a hard time latching onto a dominant smell, beyond the notes of semi-sweet chocolate. In hindsight, I think allowing the beer to warm a bit would have helped in this area. Taste - Again I think that tasting this one right out of the fridge deadened the taste, the same way it seemed to deaden the aroma. It is certainly a smooth, easy-drinking stout, and while it has a slightly sweet finish (as milk stouts are wont to do), it's dryer than most other milk stouts I've sampled. There is much less of the intense espresso bitterness than say in a coffee stout. Mouthfeel - As noted previously, this is an incredibly smooth and creamy stout. The carbonation is a fleeting component, and contributes to the smoothness. Overall - I can think of several stouts I would choose in front of this one, but I would certainly enjoy this one if it came as part of a Tallgrass sampler or something similar. Serving type: can 01-03-2013 04:56:34 | More by LambicPentameter BenishWisconsin 3.38/5 rDev -11.5% look: 3.75 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Poured from a pint can into Irish pint glass. A foamy head started to build up quickly as I was pouring but then started to breakdown quickly afterwards. Upon smelling it, I could sense this is overly carbonated. Unfortunately the aroma reminded me of cola. Maybe subtle hints of chocolate but not a lot. Flavor is the best part of this beer. I tasted the roasted malt, chocolate, and some coffee. It's an easy drinker. The flavors does not wreak the palate and it's not complex. Yet the flavors are still enjoyable! It has a light bodied mouth feel but seems a bit too carbonated in my opinion. But as the beer started to settle, it started to have a more creamy and smooth mouthfeel. Like other reviews said, I think it should be fixed with nitro. Overall, on the plus side the flavor is great and it's an easy drinking beer at 5% ABV! On the negative side it seems overly carbonated and the aroma I do not find outstanding. Fortunately as the beer started to settle the mouthfeel became more tolerable as it was smooth and creamy. One other thing I have to add, I drank this pint in maybe 15 minutes or more. Don't know where the time went and I was not in a hurry. Kind of surprised I already finished it. Maybe I do like it. After finishing the beer from the glass, the glass had a nice aroma of malt and chocolate. NO cola smell present. Serving type: can 08-04-2013 19:01:52 | More by Benish MetalmonkNorth Carolina 3.4/5 rDev -11% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 I believe this is my first-ever Kansas beer, and thanks to msubulldog25 for it! Pours into my snifter the color of, well, probably not buffalo sweet, but perhaps the outpourings of a chocolate bunny rabbit suffering hyperhidrosis. Super-dark brown verging toward black, with a light tan head that doesn't stick around long. Aroma has a nice sweet cream smell to it, light hints of vanilla too. Pretty toasty and grainy through and through, clean and earthy all the way, nicely balanced, and subtle. Flavor tries to do all the nice things the aroma does, but only gets halfway. Sweet cream is there, and vanilla, and toasted grains of course...even watery chocolate milk, but the slightest mineral element works its way in and detracts a little. Maybe the grain is too charred, although it doesn't taste totally burnt or anything. Flashes of dark fruit too (grape, plum), and a light citric bitterness in the finish. Mouthfeel is airy and springy, which I like and which works, although maybe just a tad too thin. Enjoyable for sure, I just prefer a bigger, rounder, more assertive stout. Serving type: bottle 01-11-2010 23:29:06 | More by Metalmonk BuebieMinnesota 3.4/5 rDev -11% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5 I love me a milk stout, this stuff just came to MN, another great beer in our presence! Picked up a single 16oz can for $2 The head is a little less than an inch of brown. Color on the beer is pitch black. A small cap is left with thin legs of lace. Aroma is mostly delicious chocolate, aroma is brilliant. Small amount of charred grains and a large amount of malt. But chocolate seems to be the fore runner of aroma, semi sweet and delicious. Taste offers up some mild sweets upfront with chocolate flavors all the way through. Small malted milk ball flavors and a little bit of charred roasty chocolate grain, transcending into coffee. There is one odd flavor that is kind of nagging at me and that being an almost A&W cream soda flavor, that I do not enjoy. Mouthfeel is thin and a tad watery for the style. Overall an easy drinking beer, but not somthing I can see myself buying again. Serving type: can 08-24-2010 23:14:55 | More by Buebie emerge077Illinois 3.43/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Into a tulip glass it pours a dark brown shade, nearly black with a mahoghany ruby glint at the edges and in the meniscus. Creamy khaki foam, head dissipates eventually into a thin ring at the edge. Mild and creamy, watery gas station coffee and nutty malt sweetness. Flavors are similar, toasted marshmallow and watered down coffee. Mild sweetness and very mellow bitterness. Smooth and creamy, light bodied. Easy to finish the pint, didn't want another. Thanks for the beer J&R! Serving type: can 08-20-2011 02:08:26 | More by emerge077 warnerryMichigan 3.43/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5 A - Pours deep brown/black with two fingers of tan head. Head has decent persistance and leaves quite a bit of lacing. S - Sweet and bittersweet chocolate, and a nice coffee presence that doesn't dominate. Also some faint roasted malts. T - Taste follows the smell pretty closely. There is also a nuttiness in the taste that I didn't pick up in the smell. Nice but not very memorable. M - Too thin for my liking, but there is still a decent creaminess. O - This is a pretty good milk stout that doesn't stand out in any particular way. The thinness detracts from the flavor profile. Serving type: can 09-25-2011 00:07:13 | More by warnerry MdogMinnesota 3.43/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Appearance: Very dark brown, good head. Smell: Not much, mild roasted aroma. Taste: Creamy, light, mocha-coffee without much bitterness. Mouthfeel: Light, creamy. Picked up a can to try, I didn't realize this was classified as a milk stout otherwise I would have been more disappointed. I thought this was more of a straight-up US stout than milk stout. It is very drinkable--more drinkable than flavorful. Maybe a good substitute for Guinness--less bitter than that. Worth a try. Serving type: can 10-09-2011 16:39:47 | More by Mdog stakemPennsylvania 3.43/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pounder can care of ClockworkOrange. Thanks Jason. Poured into a shaped pint glass, this brew appears a dark brown color with a dark tan cap about a finger and a half strong. The cap slowly fades leaving patches of lacing on the glass. When held to the light, there is some ruby clarity seen around the edges. The aroma of this brew includes some roasty quality somewhat reminiscent of chocolate and coffee. However, the biggest aspect of the nose is this nutty grain quality that is almost like popcorn. Once the nutty aspect hits the nose, there is no shaking it and it completely dominates the rest of the aromatics. The taste of this brew carries with it that nutty aspect that was found in the aroma. Playing off of the nutty aspect is a bit of roast and semi-sweet chocolate. The sweetness of this brew is on the medium to higher end for the style. It certainly lets you know that this is a milk stout and I dont know how I feel about that. At times it almost seems like it is too much and leaves a filmy coating inside the mouth with an aftertaste that is somewhat mineral-like and reminding me of an artificial sweetener like Splenda or something to that effect. This is a medium bodied brew that is moderately carbonated. It has a slick feel about it that lingers inside the mouth with almost a filmy coating that I dont particularly care for. As far as the style goes, this one is not the sweetest I have had but it is on the higher end of the range. Not a bad brew but not something I would return to again if given choices. Serving type: can 05-03-2012 02:02:09 | More by stakem VncentLIFENorth Carolina 3.43/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Woah the smell. Severly roasted, almost burned malt--which means bitter dark chocolate and heavily roasted coffee. Then comes the creamy, caramelly lactose. Not really balanced at all, just lots of charred malt and a touch of lactose. Kind of like a double Guiness-ish. The taste is, well, the can is right. Theres nothing like it. heavy on the burned, charred malt for sure. Lots of coffee bitterness, with just a hint of overly bitter dark chocolate. All those flavors make it feel like black coffee bitter upfront. The lactose only really adds a bit, but too late to matter. Serving type: can 07-12-2012 20:42:05 | More by VncentLIFE hwwty4Missouri 3.45/5 rDev -9.7% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 4 Poured a 16oz tallboy into my Flying Saucer globe. This beer pours a nice oily black with a small tan head that quickly evaporates into just a inkling of a line around the inside of the glass. No lacing and no head retention. The aroma is interesting. Astringent coffee, a bit of chocolate, and tobacco smoke. Whats interesting is that I've read tobacco as a descriptor but never had experienced it. Now I have and its a bit distinct. The flavor is a watered down version of the aroma. The chocolate is there but its weak. Coffee flavor reminds me of the work coffee where people only use about 1/2 of what they are supposed to. The aroma is enjoyable but the flavor is just weak. The mouthfeel is also rather watery. No body. Overall, its a decent beer but not something I would pick up again. I'll stick with their IPA or Oasis next time. 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New hair products technology promises to reduce buildup.
Many currently available moisturizing curly hair products rely heavily upon the use of cationic polymers and silicone-based polymers as conditioning agents. Silicone polymers provide excellent smoothing of the cuticle, impart shine, protect hair from thermal damage, increase longevity of hair color and yield positive tactile feel to hair. Cationic polymers can work together with silicones to enhance their performance in conditioning shampoos. They can also work alone to provide excellent conditioning benefits, including superior combing force reduction.
However, these ingredients and the products that contain them have recently waned in popularity with consumers, primarily due to concerns about buildup of those substances on hair. This trend has not gone unnoticed in an extremely market-responsive industry, and has, in fact, been a huge driving force behind research and development efforts. These projects have been ongoing, both at raw materials suppliers and finished good manufacturers, with the objective to develop and produce replacement polymers and silicone-free formulas.
One such project recently came to fruition when Dow Personal Care, a subsidiary of Dow Chemical, released its new conditioning platform, EcoSmooth Polymer Technologies.
Their product literature states that the platform is comprised of two types of polymers: EcoSmooth Silk and EcoSmooth Satin, which they claim will "reinvent conditioning." An examination of these polymers and how they compare to more commonly utilized polymeric conditioning agents may provide curlies with insight to help them decide whether or not to give these materials a try.
EcoSmooth Silk
EcoSmooth Silk is a polyolefin water insoluble copolymer emulsified using a proprietary acrylic-based polymer dispersant with the INCI name: ethylene/octene copolymer and ethylene/sodium acrylate copolymer. This polymer is marketed as a replacement for silicone.
Marketing and technical literature published by Dow Personal Care describes EcoSmooth Silk as "a non-cationic technology that matches silicone in wet and dry combing and minimizes hair breakage."
Although this polymer is a hydrophobic one (i.e. not water soluble), Dow reports that they did not observe evidence of appreciable buildup after repeated use. The method they used to make this assertion was based upon volume of the hair after repeat application. With silicones, which do build up over time, hair volume is found to diminish. Hair treated with the EcoSmooth polymer was found to have greater volume after multiple applications than that treated with silicones.No actual chemical analysis or surface analysis of the hair was reported or described to substantiate this claim, although it may exist. This polymer should be removable using a mild shampoo, but shampoo-free users may wish to proceed with caution.
EcoSmooth Satin
EcoSmooth Satin is a non-cationic conditioning polymer with the INCI name: Ethylene/Sodium Acrylate Copolymer. It can be used to replace cationic polymers such as polyquaternium-7 and guar.
Dow claims that it provides equivalent sensory and foaming performance to those two polymers and that it provides superior performance on damaged European hair in particular. This means that the tactile feel is better to the consumer both during and after use.
When compared to cationic guar applied to damaged hair, EcoSmooth Satin was found to demonstrate a superior ability to reduce wet combing forces, making it easier to detangle hair and to significantly reduce the percent breakage of hair.
Satin is a water-soluble anionic polymer in solution that deposits onto the surface of the hair via a dilution deposition mechanism, where it binds to hair via hydrophobic interactions. Cationic polymers bind electrostatically to the surface of negatively charged hair via a charge-charge interaction. So, while both types of polymers are water soluble, Satin should be more easily removed from the surface of hair due to weaker interactions between the hair and the polymer.
For this reason, it seems reasonable to expect a buildup free experience when using curly hair products containing this polymer, presuming other ingredients in the formula are not prone to build up themselves.
It is truly exciting to observe the sophisticated application of polymer science to the development and optimization of hair conditioning products. Silicones and cationic polymers have provided formulators with seemingly endless formulas that have truly stellar performance on hair.
Yet, there are many more possibilities, as Dow has clearly demonstrated with the launch of EcoSmooth Polymer Technologies. These polymers appear to be promising as conditioners used in curly hair products, as they seem to be less prone to buildup and also have demonstrated an ability to reduce breakage.
It will be interesting to see how these materials work in commercially available products, and also to see what other polymers will emerge onto the scene in the future.


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What is the case against Wisconsin farmer Vernon Hershberger really about? It depends on whom you ask.
To hear the prosecution, it's about licensing, not raw milk: Hershberger, a dairy farmer hailing from the town of Loganville, is on trial this week for operating without three licenses. He's also accused of continuing to sell raw milk to members of his private club after he was ordered not to.
If convicted, the father of 10 faces more than a year in jail and more than $10,000 in fines.
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What was billed as an informational meeting for teachers turned into a session of sharing and healing.
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US 2578983 A Description (OCR text may contain errors) A. PRIMAK Dec. 18, 1951 CAN OPENER Filed Feb. 14, 1947 INVENTOR. JDAM PA/M n Patented Dec. 18, 1951 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE 1 Claim. the invention resides in the novel construction, combination and arrangement of parts, substantially as hereinafter described, and more particularly defined by the appended claim, it being understood that such changes in the precise embodiment of the herein disclosed invention may be made as come within the scope of the claim. In the accompanying drawings is illustrated one complete example of the physical embodiment of the present invention constructed according to the best mode so far devised for the practical application of the principles thereof. In the drawings: Fig. 1 represents a side elevation of a combination tool embodying the features of my invention with parts broken away and in section, as indicated by line Il of Figure 2. Fig. 2 is a bottom plan view of the same with parts broken away to illustrate structural features. Fig. 3 is a cross section of the tool the section being indicated by line 3--3 of Figure 1. Fig. 4 is a rear end View of the tool looking towards its open end handle. Referring by characters to the drawings, A indicates a hollow handle, the same being U- shaped in cross section having a top wall I and side Walls 2 and 2'. The handle carries a transversely disposed pivot rod 3 having mounted thereon a series of convenient tools or instru" ments, comprising a knife blade 4, a cork screw 5, a punch 5 and a screw driver 1, which tools, when folded, fit compactly within the hollow handle. The end of the side wall 2 is beveled to form a scraper 8 and the opposite side Wall adjacent to the open end of the handle, is folded backward upon its edge to form a can opening blade 9, which blade is extended outwardly from its companion. side wall and a clearance throat it! in the form of a slot is extended backwardly from the open end of the handle to form a clearance between the top Wall I and the adjacent face of the blade 9. The top wall is cut away in rectangular form and the freed metal is bent upwardly and outwardly, with reference to the top wall, to form a bottlecap opening finger II. The end of the top Wall is also folded upward- 1y to form a spur 12, which spur is associated with the finger H for convenience in lifting a cap from a bottle. As shown, the end of the spur [2 may be tapered to a piercing point I2 for various purposes. The pivot rod 3, which extends through the side walls of the handle, carries a rotary guide roller 9, which guide roller is utilized for abutting the body of a can when the blade 9 is functioning, to cut away the top of said can. From the foregoing description, it is apparent that the peculiar arrangement of the U-shaped handle, with its open end, provides means for forming a series of fixed tools while the handle serves as a nesting cavity for the reception or a gang of pivoted tools. 7 The button 9 may also serve as a hammer when it is desired to drive tacks or the like. In the operation, it is apparent that the roller 9 serves as a guide for the can-opener blade due to its engagement with the side walls of a can. It is also apparent that the slot ID, formed in one of the side walls opposite the blade, serves as a clearance medium or throat, whereby said blade may be readily inserted into the top of a can for cutting out the same. I claim: A can opener comprising a hollow handle including a top wall and side flanges, a can opening blade on the forward end of one of said flanges extending at right angles thereto, said last mentioned side flange being slotted to form a clearance throat between the blade and top wall, a rod extending through the side flanges and projecting beyond one side face of the handle, and a rotatable guide roller mounted upon the extended end of the rod adapted to engage the side wall of a can when the blade engages the top wall of the can to facilitate the travel of the opener around a can. ADAM PRIMAK. REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent: UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 539,130 Haynes May 14, 1895 1,267,154 Whitaker May 21, 1918 1,297,797 Cheselka 1. Mar. 18, 1919 1,461,162 Roberts July 10, 1923 1,742,225 Sweeney Jan. '7, 1930 Patent Citations
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Unquestioned pride once so fragile
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Talk about a wake up call! These fabulous flats are plain enough to rock with any big night outfit, but bold enough to stand alone. Pair these with plain skinnies and a solid top to add a jolt to school days.
Privileged Vienna Yellow Pointed Toe Flats, $27, lulus.com
Arm party
Brighten up your bracelet routine with these bold bangles. No wrist will go unnoticed with this awesome set, trust!
Neon Metallic Bangle Set, $7, loveculture.com
Plaid punch
Add this scarf for an extra pop of color that isn't so in-your-face. The vibrant neon mixed with the muted plaid keeps this snuggly piece cool and fun.
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WTF Wednesday: Even Pitbull Lookalike Breeds Are Evil? [VIDEO]
Really? You can't even resemble Pitbulls now without being declared "Canine enemy #1"?
Really? You can't even resemble Pitbulls now without being declared "Canine enemy #1"?
You'd think with everything going on in the world, that politicians would be focused on things that really matter. Depressed economies, world hunger, terrorism...something, right? But get this - they're only working on the dumbest crap you can imagine. A great example: It seems the biggest problem in Sweden right now is those evil urinators in bathrooms!
Yep, they're going up!! Which is good news because, if I'm going to be tailgated by a car with foreign plates and no insurance; I want that sucker MOOOOVIN'!!
You may have seen by now the dramatic video of the woman giving birth to her baby in the car as her husband drives her to the hospital. This took place in Waxahachie, Texas and mother and daughter are both doing fine. Now, I don't know what all the laws and ordinances in Waxahachie are, but I do know that if this had happened in El Paso, there would be a number of laws being scoffed at.
2012 is hours away and with the new year, will come new laws. About 40,000 of them .......
In a 29-page decision on Monday, US District Judge Richard J. Leon blocked the implementation of a law on graphic cigarette photos. It would've required tobacco companies to include explicit photos detailing the dangers of smoking on cigarette packages.
The 36 images proposed by the Food and Drug Administration include a picture of diseased lungs next to healthy lungs, a man exhaling smoke through a hole in his throat, and a male cadaver with chest staples down his torso.
Connecticut State Representative Tim Larson has proposed that the state change the date of Halloween so it always falls on a weekend.
WTF Wednesday, 9/14/11 ... I swear, I'm not making this stuff up!


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Elegance and Style at Glyndebourne
Donizetti's Don Pasquale at this year's Glyndbourne festival is a so-called traditional production, meaning a period piece, which some people may think too conventional or conservative. What is definitely true is that it is a stylish, charming production that perfectly matches Donizetti's elegant music. It was …
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Raving Reviews for my novel "Canto di Tenore"
My novel "Canto di Tenore" has received raving reviews from happy readers both at Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk. Click on the links to read them all or buy the book, if you are intrigued! American Amazon and British Amazon. Enjoy!
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Jonas Kaufmann: A Portrait!
Jonas Kaufmann, the tenor from Germany, is one of the most exciting voices on the planet; sometimes, described as the "movie star" of opera. Kindly and in spite of his extremely busy schedule, he agreed to give me an interview. Needless to say that I felt very …
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Men in Motion!
Gorgeous movements + Subtle elegance + Beautiful dancing + Electrifying performances + flawless technique = What? Can you guess? Well, it's actually simple! It is the formula of Ivan Putrov's excellent ballet mixed programme, "Men in Motion", which graced the Sadler's Wells stage over the weekend. If you …
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Joseph Calleja: The Maltese Tenor
"The Maltese Tenor" refers not only to the tenor from Malta, Joseph Calleja, but also to his new CD, which bears the title. Joseph Calleja began singing at the age of 16 and made his professional debut in Malta in 1997 as Macduff in Macbeth. He …
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The Joy of Music!
I had the pleasure of interviewing young French conductor, Emmanuel Plasson, last week, albeit via e-mail. Geography played a part and did not allow the conversation in any other format! Nevertheless, it was an enriching, fulfilling experience for me personally. Monsieur Plasson is a knowlegeable, …
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