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Back in Part 10 of our "31 Days of Servers in the Cloud" series, my good friend Bob Hunt wrote up an excellent step-by-step for creating a virtual network in Windows Azure.
His article and guide was so good, in fact, that I am going to attempt to do the very same task – to create and configure a network in Windows Azure; but instead of using the Windows Azure portal, we're going to do it entirely using PowerShell and some special Windows Azure Management Cmdlets.
"Are you out of your mind?"
Perhaps. The goal, as it was in Bob's article, is that in the end we have a network configured and ready to securely connect to (and extend our) existing on-premises network. From Bob's introduction:
Before we get started, it's important to set the stage of what we're trying to accomplish. The Windows Azure Virtual Network you are about to create establishes a Site to Site (S2S) VPN between your company's network and the Windows Azure Cloud Service using the steps outlined below, and requires that you have an already installed VPN device on your premise. The list of currently supported VPN devices is located here. Windows Azure currently supports up to 5 S2S VPN tunnels, allowing you to have multiple Virtual Networks hosted in Windows Azure, such as a Test Network and a Production Network.
To make this happen, of course, we're going to have to have done a couple of things in advance:
Once you have this done, open up your Windows Azure PowerShell window, and open up notepad.
"Huh? Notepad?"
For configuring networking in Windows Azure using PowerShell, there are only two Set-AzureVNet commands:
There are Get-AzureVNet… commands that retrieve information (and objects), but for actually creating and configuring the networking, you're going to be using an XML formatted document that has (by default) a .netcfg extension, and then using Set-AzureVNetConfig to upload that file. And then we use New-AzureVNetGateway and Set-AzureVNetGateway to configure and connect the gateway.
Again, in Bob's article, we created a network. So as a starting point for creating the network using PowerShell, I'm going to use Get-AzureVNetConfig to retrieve his configuration into a .netcfg file.
Get-AzureVNetConfig -ExportToFile C:\Users\kevrem\Desktop\MyAzureNetworks.netcfg
And the resulting file looks something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <NetworkConfiguration xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ServiceHosting/2011/07/NetworkConfiguration"> <VirtualNetworkConfiguration> <Dns> <DnsServers> <DnsServer name="YourDNS" IPAddress="10.1.0.4" /> </DnsServers> </Dns> <LocalNetworkSites> <LocalNetworkSite name="YourCorpHQ"> <AddressSpace> <AddressPrefix>10.0.0.0/24</AddressPrefix> </AddressSpace> <VPNGatewayAddress>XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX</VPNGatewayAddress> </LocalNetworkSite> </LocalNetworkSites> <VirtualNetworkSites> <VirtualNetworkSite name="YourVirtualNetwork" AffinityGroup="KevRemWestUS"> <AddressSpace> <AddressPrefix>10.4.0.0/16</AddressPrefix> </AddressSpace> <Subnets> <Subnet name="FrontEndSubnet"> <AddressPrefix>10.4.2.0/24</AddressPrefix> </Subnet> <Subnet name="BackEndSubnet"> <AddressPrefix>10.4.3.0/24</AddressPrefix> </Subnet> <Subnet name="ADDNSSubnet"> <AddressPrefix>10.4.4.0/24</AddressPrefix> </Subnet> <Subnet name="GatewaySubnet"> <AddressPrefix>10.4.1.0/24</AddressPrefix> </Subnet> </Subnets> <DnsServersRef> <DnsServerRef name="YourDNS" /> </DnsServersRef> <Gateway> <ConnectionsToLocalNetwork> <LocalNetworkSiteRef name="YourCorpHQ" /> </ConnectionsToLocalNetwork> </Gateway> </VirtualNetworkSite> </VirtualNetworkSites> </VirtualNetworkConfiguration> </NetworkConfiguration>
Go ahead and copy/paste the above text into Notepad, and save it as a file named MyAzureNetworks.netcfg.
Now please note the highlighted portions. Those are unique for your account. You'll need to put your own public VPN gateway address, and use your own pre-created affinity group.
Also note the bold text. These are the items that you customize. Put your own names and desired addresses in there, such as your DNS Server name and address. Remove or add <Subnet> </Subnet> sections, or <Subnets>.
But once you have that information, you should be able to use this file with the Set-AzureVNetConfig PowerShell cmdlet to create the same network and subnets. If you've saved the file (let's say to the root of your C:\ drive), and you have the Windows Azure PowerShell window open and connected..
"How do I know it's connected?"
Try this PowerShell command:
This should return some details on your connected subscription.
Anyway, once that's verified, and as a first test of creating a network using PowerShell, run this:
Set-AzureVNetConfig -ConfigurationPath C:\MyAzureNetworks.netcfg
This should return successful.
Now open up the Windows Azure Portal, login, and click on the Networks tab. Do you see something like this?:
"Yes, I do!"
Good job! Click on the Local Networks, DNS Servers, and Affinity Groups tabs. You should see the values assigned and items created that match what you configured.
Back in Virtual Networks… Clicking on the network name and opening up the network details should look something like this:
Do you see the problem? We haven't yet created and enabled the gateway. We can do that with PowerShell, too.
To do this, we'll use the New-AzureVNetGateway command, and specify the name we used for our Azure NetworkThe command for our example looks like this:
New-AzureVNetGateway –VNetName "YourVirtualNetwork"
Once you run that, if you refresh the Windows Azure Portal screen, you'll see this:
The creation of the gateway may take as long as 15 minutes. You can also check the status of this creation by using the Get-AzureVNetGateway cmdlet.
In fact, you can see from my result in PowerShell that my gateway creation has completed, and my gateway address assigned. Now the Windows Azure Portal looks like this:
But we still have one more thing to accomplish. We haven't yet connected our Azure network to our corporate network.
This is also very simple: Set-AzureVNetGateway is the cmdlet we'll use.
Set-AzureVNetGateway -Connect –LocalNetworkSiteName "YourCorpHQ" –VNetName "YourVirtualNetwork"
Which shows up on the Windows Azure Portal like this:
Of course, it's not going to succeed in connecting until we actually have something to connect to on the corporate side. As you'll recall, there are specific VPN endpoint devices that are supported on the corporate side, and to configure them you can use the Windows Azure Portal to download the Configuration as well as the Shared Key.
"But.. can you do that with PowerShell, too?"
Absolutely. Well, two out of three, anyway…
There are three things you'll need to configure the VPN device on your corporate side:
You can use the Get-AzureVNetGateway cmdlet to find the Gateway IP Address:
Get-AzureVNetGateway -VNetName YourVirtualNetwork
To get the shared key, use the Get-AzureVNetGatewayKey cmdlet:
Get-AzureVNetGatewayKey -LocalNetworkSiteName YourCorpHQ -VNetName YourVirtualNetwork
For the getting a script that will automatically configure your device, you're still want to use the Windows Azure Portal. Down at the bottom of the page while looking at your network dashboard, you see the "Download" button:
Click that, and then walk through the wizard to select your device type and version information.
The result will be a script that can be used by your VPN / Network administrator to configure the device. You can get the VPN configuration script from the Management Portal or from the About VPN Devices for Virtual Network section of the MSDN library. For more information, see Establish a Site-to-Site VPN Connection and your VPN device documentation.
The remainder of this article is "borrowed" directly from the end of Bob Hunt's excellent article:
The procedure assumes the following: The VPN device has been configured at your company. To configure the VPN device: Modify the VPN configuration script. You will configure the following: a. Security policies b. Incoming tunnel c. Outgoing tunnel Run the modified VPN configuration script to configure your VPN device. Test your connection by running one of the following commands: Cisco ASA Cisco ISR/ASR Juniper SSG/ISG Juniper SRX/J Check main mode SAs show crypto isakmp sa show crypto isakmp sa get ike cookie show security ike security-association Check quick mode SAs show crypto ipsec sa show crypto ipsec sa get sa show security ipsec security-association
The procedure assumes the following:
The VPN device has been configured at your company.
To configure the VPN device:
Modify the VPN configuration script. You will configure the following:
a. Security policies
b. Incoming tunnel
c. Outgoing tunnel
Run the modified VPN configuration script to configure your VPN device.
Test your connection by running one of the following commands:
Cisco ASA
Cisco ISR/ASR
Juniper SSG/ISG
Juniper SRX/J
Check main mode SAs
show crypto isakmp sa
get ike cookie
Check quick mode SAs
show crypto ipsec sa
get sa
Once the Virtual Network tests out, you're ready to go. Enjoy!
Thanks, Bob. I think we will!


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Chemical Flooding Technologies, LLC ("CFT") has acquired Tracer Technologies International, Inc. ("TTI"). TTI is a leading provider of technical service and research in fluid flow characterization through the use of chemical tracers, with nearly 30 years of field experience. TTI's President, Mr. Wallace Loder, will be retained during the technology transfer period. The acquisition effectively transfers TTI's oilfield tracer testing services for waterflood optimization and enhanced oil recovery ("EOR") developments to CFT's laboratories in Tulsa, OK. CFT provides EOR products and services, including field screening and evaluation, single well chemical tracer tests to measure residual oil saturation, surfactant/polymer formulations and field pilot facilities.
"The addition of TTI's interwell tracer technology to our suite of products and services will allow us to provide exceptional support to our customers in the successful planning, implementation and optimization of improved oil recovery ("IOR"
"The addition of TTI's interwell tracer technology to our suite of products and services will allow us to provide exceptional support to our customers in the successful planning, implementation and optimization of improved oil recovery ("IOR") and EOR projects," said Tom Burghart, CFT's Vice President of Business Development. "Our new partnership with Mr. Loder will allow us to build on his extensive experience with oilfield chemical tracers and his reputation for quality service."
Mr. Loder and his company have done hundreds of tracer injections since TTI was incorporated in 1993. He started doing tracer work at Sohio Research (which later became BP Research) in the early 80s, where he was fortunate to train under Bernie Zemel, author of "Tracers in the Oil Field." Mr. Loder has known the Principals at CFT for a few years and has performed a significant amount of tracer work for them. When CFT approached him about selling his tracer business, he thought it was a great opportunity.
"The folks at CFT have a keen interest in doing tracer work correctly and I am pleased to be associated with this dedicated group of engineers and chemists. I am confident that they will continue to provide quality tracer work," said Mr. Loder.
As more operators seek to deploy more complex IOR and EOR technologies to maximize oil recovery, interwell tracer testing is expected to play an increasingly important role.
CFT is a subsidiary of Mid-Con Energy III, LLC, a private oil and gas company focused on the development of oil reserves and production through waterflooding and EOR. Mid-Con Energy Operating, Inc. ("Mid-Con Energy Operating") serves as the operator for Mid-Con Energy III, LLC.
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A Fresh Perspective on the Later Years of Elizabeth I
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Article first published as Book Review: Elizabeth I by Margaret George on Blogcritics.
Be awed by the presence of Elizabeth Tudor, the woman behind the sovereign, as you explore the humanity of the indomitable Virgin Queen of England through the pages of Elizabeth I. Margaret George's meticulously researched first person account of the last thirty years of the queen's life is an enthralling breath of fresh air. Biographies of Elizabeth I abound. George gives the Tudor-loving world a unique novel, written in both in Elizabeth's voice and also that of her childhood nemesis, Lettice Knollys.
What was Queen Elizabeth I really like? The novel opens in 1588 when Elizabeth Tudor faces her greatest challenge, the Spanish Armada. Written with a consistently regal tone, the book gives us a mirror into the humanity of Elizabeth, the woman. Yet, the author masterfully incorporates the thoughts, actions and attitudes illuminating the greatness of The Virgin Queen who ruled England for forty-five years. Glimpses into the brilliance and machinations of Shakespeare, Francis Bacon and Sir Walter Raleigh abound. Skillfully woven into the book are both the human and regal facets of the queen who "ruled as much from the heart as from the head."
We see the regent's success and love for her people. Queen Elizabeth's ability to stand for long periods of time seems a metaphor for her triumph as regent. She manages uprisings in Ireland and continued assaults from Spain. She masterfully chooses advisors for her privy council perfectly suited to their jobs. In a nation beset with famine, the queen imbues calm. In an attempt to keep the plague under control, Elizabeth closes theaters and concerts and sends provisions to survivors. We view her humbly conduct an intimate ceremony of kissing and washing the feet of her subjects on Maundy Thursday (modeled after Jesus Christ doing the same for his disciples) while giving each twenty shillings and gifts of food.
No sovereign rules without frustrations. Queen Elizabeth's include controlling the sulking, deceitful Earl of Essex, stepson of her beloved Leicester. She sees her navy successfully avert an attack from the Spanish Armada, only to learn that no needed booty was seized. She juggles insufficient resources to provide food for the needy after three years of failed harvests. To provide her beloved kingdom with funds, she must decide which jewels to pawn. As she approaches the age of seventy, she persists in dodging the matter of her successor, not out of a lack of responsibility but because she wanted to settle it in her own way. Other problems continue: Ireland, Spain, stiff-necked Puritans, and prejudiced Catholics. She watches her most trusted advisors in the Privy Council die off one by one.

The novel brilliantly sheds light on Elizabeth's humanity without losing any reverence for her scepter. Called a stingy penny-pincher, the queen wore elaborate gowns and owned the finest collection of jewels in Europe. Why? Perception is reality. Her brave show encouraged the nation she pulled out of poverty. Particularly touching scenes depict her feeding broth and reading the Bible to beloved advisors Walsingham and Burghley on their deathbeds. She gallops on horseback across the fields to be alone and endures hot flashes. Not wanting a reminder of her age, she forbids any celebration of her sixtieth birthday. Her favorite pastime—translating philosophy from the Latin.

Queen Elizabeth's voice is bracketed with that of her cousin, Lettice Knollys, traditionally seen as an ambitious, oft-married hussy and social climber. We see the human side of Lettice as she grieves her son's deaths and grimly accepts the dwindling of her attractiveness due to aging. Her character provides an interesting perception of the queen. She calls Elizabeth cantankerous and meddlesome, but calmly advises her son Essex on subtle ways to regain the regent's favor.
The beautiful book cover is dominated by red roses, symbols of the Tudor dynasty. The cover design features a portrait of Elizabeth, resplendent in the pearls that symbolize royalty. The characteristic elaborate "Z" from her signature is worked into the book's title, Elizabeth I . A shaded image of a young courtier, perhaps that of Robert of Devereux, Earl of Essex, appears to defer to the queen or to intrude into her thoughts.
At age ten, while living in Israel, author Margaret George ran out of books to read and began writing novels to amuse herself. Now, a premier historical novelist, known for her intense and impeccable research, she writes England's most famous queen during the last years of her reign to life. One need only read the Afterword to her book with numerous citations to sources consulted to respect George's dedication to research. Most interesting is her humble thanks to the queen in her Acknowledgements. "…the spirit of Elizabeth…hovered over the book as it was taking shape and whispered her guidance."

This extraordinary glimpse into the latter days of Elizabeth's reign is not only original, but brilliantly cast. Indeed, George's ability to see inside Elizabeth I's mind not only informs her historical accuracy, but creates a page-turning look inside the mind of a fascinating woman and regent. A listing of the cast of characters with descriptions of their relationship to the queen would be a helpful addition to this novel. The writing is meticulous, if not at times, a bit too detailed.

No author, to this reviewer's knowledge, has attempted a work of fiction that gives us such a microscope into the humanity of the Virgin Queen, Elizabeth I.
I thank Goodreads.com and Penguin Group USA provided the advance review copy. The opinions expressed are unbiased and wholly those of the reviewer.
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the Union of Concerned Scientists http://www.ucsusa.org/global_warming/...
This is right up there with your Gennifer Flowers comment. Do you even read your own links??
"Does global warming create more frequent and more intense tornadoes?
Tornadoes are relatively small, short-lived phenomena and scientists don't have robust enough data to determine whether and how climate change may be affecting tornado frequency, intensity, or the geographic range where tornadoes are most likely to form.
Tornadoes often form when warm, moist air near the Earth's surface rises and interacts with cooler and drier air higher in the atmosphere. This creates unstable conditions that are favorable for thunderstorms and sometimes tornadoes.
Unlike thunderstorms, tornadoes need a rotational source such as when warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico wafts over the southeast and strong Jetstream air aloft arrives from a westerly direction, as during the tragic string of tornadoes in April 2011.
While one study found that the number of tornadoes reported in the United States has increased by around 14 per year over the past 50 years, the trend may have more to do with how tornadoes are tracked and reported rather than how many are actually forming.
Similarly, the study found that severity ratings for tornadoes are usually based on the damage they cause to structures and may not have been consistently applied over the past fifty years."
Warm air, meets cold air, tornado. Prevalent in the Midwest (Tornado Alley) because the Rockies help funnel the warm air from the Gulf right into the Cool air from Canada. Even your Global Warming Kooks don't know how a warm up will effect Tornadoes, they have speculated they will end due to no cold air to meet warm air.
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It's Time for a Food Revolution
The son of the Baskin Robbins empire is probably the last person you'd expect to launch a global food revolution. But John Robbins couldn't stomach following in his father's footsteps to join the largest ice cream chain in the world and encourage people to eat mass-marketed, frozen, high-sugar, nutrient-less ice cream. So despite the temptation of the Baskin Robbins fortune, he walked away and never looked back—although he wasn't sure what he would actually do with his life
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12th Anniversary Undercover Investigation Shut-Down Ale - Lagunitas Brewing Company
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GeorgiabeerGeorgia 4.28/5 rDev +7.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Pours a deep copper with a decent initial head and some spotty lacing. The smell is somewhat alcoholic, but its pretty subtle. There are also nice citrusy hops and the usual Lagunitas malt backbone. The taste is similar, but the hops are more pronounced with a spicy hop flavor, more pronounced grapefruit and orange pith. The mouthfeel is very smooth and this one is very drinkable. I find this less spicy and more drinkable than Arrogant Bastard. Another great one from Lagunitas. Serving type: bottle 06-20-2007 02:12:26 | More by Georgiabeer ChazManiaCalifornia 3.33/5 rDev -16.3% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Bomber. Just bought this today and had not heard of it but admire some of Lagunitas offerings so I figured what the heck?! Pours well, nice 1 finger type head. Aroma seems earthy to me, not sure how to describe it. Flavor is resiny and bitter with a finish of hop and pine. In looking at the description of the beer, I wonder what is this 20 day suspension they mention? Nothing overtly special about this but not a bad beer either. Serving type: bottle 06-18-2007 03:11:11 | More by ChazMania Beaver13Colorado 3.73/5 rDev -6.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 22 oz bottle. Pours a reddish amber with a small off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thin film that leaves some lacing. The aroma is sweet caramel, melon, and some metallic, slightly piney, hops. The flavor is sweet sugary malts, some tangy fruits and then a big piney hop finish that lingers in the aftertaste. It's nicely balanced and blends well together. The alcohol is noticeable and warming, but not over the top. The mouthfeel is medium to full with soft (yet bitter) carbonation. Overall, a tasty beer. It seems pretty similar to the Lucky #13 from what I remember, but not as good. Serving type: bottle 06-17-2007 06:36:03 | More by Beaver13 rkuhnelCalifornia 4/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 From a 22 oz bottle this poured a deep ruby red with a nice fluffy white head that left good lacing. Nose of pine hops and fruits. Smooth full bodied mouthfeel. Flavor of hops, caramel, fruit, and there was a nice bitter finish. Alcohol is present, but is not obtrusive. Good brew. Serving type: bottle 06-17-2007 03:27:53 | More by rkuhnel crookedhaloPennsylvania 3.73/5 rDev -6.3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Pours a medium copper color with a thick light tan head that lasts for a good 30 seconds. Nice lacing and stickage. Leafy and sappy hop aroma with some light hints of caramel malt. Hops really the stand-out in the aroma, it's hard to detect any presence of malt, but it's there. Barrel aged? Sweet and malty initially, bitter and hoppy in the finish, light fruity aftertaste and residual stickiness. Rather typical of what one has come to expect from a double IPA, with a bit more fruitiness. A good DIPA brewed under an unfortunate circumstance; released on a better note... Serving type: bottle 06-14-2007 01:29:40 | More by crookedhalo Duster72Indiana 3.63/5 rDev -8.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pours a dark copper with a big head. Pine and floral hops dominate the nose with hints of citrus and sweet malts. Taste is very aggressive very bitter hops. Mostly earthy and floral hops, slightly dirty tasting. Reminds me a lot of the big red rye beers. Taste isn't as nice as the smell. A little too harsh for me, but not terrible. Interesting for an anniversary beer and definitely fits its description. Serving type: bottle 06-13-2007 18:44:11 | More by Duster72 bosco7Pennsylvania 3.95/5 rDev -0.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Obtained at the Market of Choice in Eugene,OR. Dark copper color with a sticky white head. Lots and lots of grapefruit, oak, and cedar aromas in the nose. Big ester profile upfront; lots of plum and cherry flavors. This is followed by brown sugar, caramel, molasses, and slight oak flavors. Oily hop mouthfeel. Carbonation is a little high leaving a harsh dry bitterness in the aftertaste. Pour vigorously. Overall a very nice American Strong Ale that is very very drinkable for 9.9% ABV. Be careful. Serving type: bottle 06-13-2007 02:27:49 | More by bosco7 NEhopheadMassachusetts 3.93/5 rDev -1.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 1 pt, 6 fl oz brown bottle, served in an oversized wine glass. Light oak, tea with bright, brunette highlights. Carbonation-filled, foamy off-white head with average retention. Faint lines of lacing. Lightly sweetened tea; mild cream. Oily, floral hop resin. Notes of citrus, but more spices of pine and floral hops than anything. Clean, yet intense pine-infused hop presence over a delicate semi-sweet toasted malt backbone. The malt character is quickly over-run by the earthen-floral hop and pine robustness. Hints of lemon: a bit solvent-like, with a slick alcohol backing. Medium in body; light and soft despite such earthen flavors. Distinct flavor with such an inviting mouthfeel. The flavors become more complex as the ale warms. A pleasant DIPA. Serving type: bottle 06-12-2007 11:52:35 | More by NEhophead mentorColorado 3.35/5 rDev -15.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3 Delighted to see this beer in the store, so I picked it up for a try. 9.28% ABV (2007 release?). Pours a strong 3 finger white-yellow head over a crystal clear browned copper liquid. The head clings and caves wonderfully leaving spots of lacing on the inside of the glass. Smells of orange pith and orange blossom honey. A touch musty and a little bit of dried hay. Esters are mild, as is malt. Alcohol is nicely hidden, but then I'm not particularly sensitive to picking up alcohol aroma. Tastes nice. Flavors do not bomb my mouth with intensity and carbonation is modest also. Grapefruit and pithy. Pears esters mingle with a darker ester (a heavier fruit than apricot) and malt sweet is present and quite supporting. Hop bitter is subtle and mixes with the clean alcohol burn that is most prominent at the end. Drying finish with a sour hint that may come from the alcohol or from the mild carbonation sting. Mouthfeel is md-thick. Alcohol gets a bit too much be the end of my glass, and I've got another glass to go. not so sure how this will all work out. Nice beer. Nothing to get super excited about, but well worth the $5 I spend on this bomber. Serving type: bottle 06-09-2007 04:52:38 | More by mentor timtimDistrict of Columbia 3.98/5 rDev 0% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 the way this beer was explained to me before i tried it was, "i don't know, i think it's like a double ipa...". that's how i felt after i tried it... i don't know... is it an iipa or what??? good work lagunitas... defying style boundries and creating something unique... the thing i liked most about this beer is the rant in small print on the side of the bottle... the hops abound and the malt is nice... caramel came out big time as it warmed up... a little boozy, but not overly boozed out... the boys at lagunitas really brought together the best of a few worlds and really created an interesting beer that is hard to review and define... creativity is one of my favorite things about all this, so big ups lagun Serving type: bottle 06-08-2007 04:05:51 | More by timtim dedrinkerKansas 3.98/5 rDev 0% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 This tastes like a West Coast Imperial IPA. I'm not sure how to talk about it without repeating myself about a lot of other double IPA's out there. Piney, resinous, but not overly so. A little more malt sweetness than the Maximus, but also more early-addition hop bitterness. A little tea-like flavor as it warms up. This is good. This is not great in light of the many other examples of the style.I'm not so sure Lagunitas really needed to make this. It's not radically different than their other DIPA. Serving type: bottle 06-08-2007 01:06:57 | More by dedrinker phisig137Virginia 4/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Bomber pours a burnished copper color, with orange highlights and a 1.5 finger head. Decent retention leaves behind abundant lace. Aroma is chock full of piney, resinous hops. Big pine aromas, backed by a good amount of citrus as well. Very little malt makes it through, with a bit of brown sugar aroma. Flavor is surprisingly balanced. Nice sweet malt presence up front with lots of crystal malts, caramel and biscuit flavors. Finish is a searing grapefruit hop bitterness. Nice balance between the two, with each being complex and well presented. Mouthfeel is full and creamy. Drinkability is fairly good considering the abv and hop level. Another beer from a brewery that has never let me down. Perhaps not the greatest DIPA out there, but a damn fine one. I'll definitely buy it again... especially for the incredible price of $3.99 per bomber. Well worth picking up. Serving type: bottle 06-07-2007 23:04:56 | More by phisig137 koolchasCalifornia 4.6/5 rDev +15.6% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 bomber bottle poured in pint glass (i actually drank it before checking the recommending glassware assuming this was made for a pint glass since it's an dipa). mine was a "sneak release" and from what i understand this is the new release for 2007. avb 9.28%. this brew really caught me off guard. i poured a nice deep copper with a very nice sized head ... i'd say 2". the smell was quite hoppy but, the taste was not quite as hoppy as i expected. this was actually a very tasty brew more on the sweet side vs. bitter. the bitter does linger in the back of the mouth but, the sweetness on the front of the tounge dominates more than the bitter for me. a nice balance of carbonation and much lace was clinging to my glass. what i will say is the abv catches you off guard. i too drank this bomber quite quick because it was so tasty; hence, use a tulip not a pint glass. should have sipped it a lot slower but, hey, this was just some good tasty stuff. i am off to get more for sure! cheers! Serving type: bottle 06-05-2007 06:51:13 | More by koolchas WeisGuyNew York 3.9/5 rDev -2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 a - pours a deep copper color, one-inch white head with retention around the edges, decent lacing, slightly hazy s - nice, if not reserved, citrusy hop aroma, slight bready maltiness, a little alchol t - piney and citrusy hops dominate up front, nice malty backbone, finish is bitter and has nice alcohol notes, alcohol is noticeable, but not overbearing m - moderate carbonation, medium-bodied, dry finish d - somewhat drinkable, the alcohol and dry finish limit somewhat Decent DIPA overall. I think I prefer the brewery's Maximus though. Serving type: bottle 06-05-2007 04:31:08 | More by WeisGuy joecastAustralia 4.45/5 rDev +11.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5 hmm. they must have re-released this beer maybe as a seasonal or something. their website says it is/was available as of may 07. bottle states 9.28% abv. see brewmonkey review below for a description of the bottle. pours with a massive head which is probably 1/3 the height of the beer below it. good retention too so drinking takes patience. deep copper color with low carbonation. head is foamy and not-quite-tan. sweet spicy hoppy piney aroma. good stuff. mellows a little as it warms and looses the spice and pine. the rest remains. really smooth taste. i keep bracing myself for something harsh, but it doesnt eventuate. good bitterness but it comes on slowly, building up so you arent shocked. heavy malts keep things in line. slight heat from the alcohol wipes everything away in the finish, readying you for the next sip. smooth mouthfeel, but not too heavy. complements the strength of the beer just right. not too sweet, and not too boozy. easily drinkable, which could be dangerous for this beer. pretty impressed with this beer. was a bit sceptical after the ipa, but this puts the lagunitas name back in high regard with me. Serving type: bottle 06-05-2007 01:55:07 | More by joecast prototypicOhio 4.1/5 rDev +3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 2007 Release Appearance: It's transparent and a deep copper color. Head is a very thick and foamy two fingers. Retention and lacing were excellent. Smell: Very strong piney hops coming off the top. Definitely a bit of sweet toffee malts in there. Grapefruit and other citrus scents are certainly noticeable. Very complex and fine smelling brew. Taste: It's definitely sweet. Mostly a product of the citrus flavors. Grapefruit makes a little bitter initially, but once the hops kick in the bitterness is taken to a whole new level. Very bitter. There is a bit of malt, but it's not really balanced. Hops are very strong and bitter. Mouthfeel/Drinkability: It's on the lighter side of medium bodied. Carbonation is very good. At about 9.3%, it's not a session beer, but still very drinkable. Overall, it's very good. Serving type: bottle 06-03-2007 02:12:40 | More by prototypic sinistermadmanOregon 4.1/5 rDev +3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Pours a dark copper color with a slight head. Aroma ranges from raisins and dark fruit to toasted malt. No born on date but I it is the 2007 version. I like the Zappa and Primus references in the description. This brew has a solid malt backing with a hefty hop bitterness. Slightly dry, bready/chalky mouthfeel. Quite nice though. Drinkability is too good, thus I drank it too fast. Oh well. High marks in my book. Serving type: bottle 06-02-2007 01:14:34 | More by sinistermadman BrewMonkeyCalifornia 3.95/5 rDev -0.8% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 My bottle must be a second iteration because the label is a bit different. Says "Sneak Release" instead of 12th Anniversary at the top, and doesn't have the "Whatever, we're still here" text at the bottom. At any rate: Aroma Heavy malt, toffee aroma with a mellow but present hop aroma. Citrus, brown sugar, fruit, honeydew. Appearance- Pours light to medium copper/amber with a couple fingers of white light fluffy head. Pretty good retention, very clear. Flavor - Smooth malt profile to start with complex bittering in the finish. Initial tones of malt, honey, toffee, brown sugar, followed by a strong but not over-the-top bitterness with citrus and a bit of pine to it. Alcohol flavor is suprisingly supressed. Mouthfeel- Not as bubbly as the head would hint too, almost creamy. Mild to medium warming. Overall- Really tasty offering. Not terribly drinkable due to high ABV and bitterness levels. Alcohol could be dangerous since its hidden pretty well except for the warmth. Serving type: bottle 06-01-2007 02:10:08 | More by BrewMonkey ultralarry2006Illinois 4.53/5 rDev +13.8% look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Poured from a 22 oz. bottle. Leaves a two finger foamy tan head that has excellent retention and leaves webs of excellent sticky lacing. Body is a clear brown tinted amber with orange highlights. Very nice to look at. Smell - citrus, more citrus, floral notes, and pine resin flood the nose - very, very hoppy. As for malt, some caramel comes through under the hops, with only hints of toasty malt biscuits. There is also a hint of spicy alcohol. More citrusy hops, and more citrusy hops. Taste - much like the nose. Citrusy, floral, piney hops washing over the tongue, and they barely, just barely allow some malty caramel to present itself before they dominate again. A tea-like taste along with, of course, more delicous citrusy hops on the finish. Very well hidden alcohol. Very yummy. Mouthfeel - medium to full bodied, a great deal of hop oil slickness coats the mouth, and somewhat semi-dry from both the hop bitterness and the alcohol. Drinkability - this is very good ale, one that is definitely for hopheads, and only the high abv limits sessionability. Serving type: bottle 05-31-2007 18:26:44 | More by ultralarry2006 Reed415Pennsylvania 4/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 A - Dark Amber Color, Good head retention S - Hoppy Pine, Sweet Sugar T - Bitter Hops, Sugary Sweetness, Slight Alcohol M - A little too much carbonation for me, but a nice full body D - Good Taste, But I wouldn't want to drink too many at 9.9% alcohol. Serving type: bottle 05-31-2007 03:16:06 | More by Reed415 ArrogantBColorado 4/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 This was truly a bitter beer. I'm not sure what the IBU's were but you could just taste the bitterness. The appearance was amber-orange with a very good white head. The smell is hoppy, definitely DIPA territory, yum. My only complaint is that it is a little sweet. Other than that, this is one of the better Lagunitas beers that I have had. Serving type: bottle 05-29-2007 15:52:20 | More by ArrogantB ccridaOregon 3.78/5 rDev -5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from a 22oz. bottle into my Stoudt's APA shaker pint, the Undercover Investigation Shut-Down Ale is a clear, dark copper color with a very tall, burnt white head that is in fact tough to keep in check on the pour. It is creamy and slow to subside, leaving a very sticky, bubbly lace, that damn near crystallizes to the glass, enough that you can see it under the beer of the next pour. The smell is nice but not at all what I was expecting from a Lagunitas DIPA. It is malty with subdued herbal hops, mint perhaps, but none of that pungent citrus I've become accustomed to. As it warms, it picks up more punch, but is still not very west coast. The alcohol asserts it's presence the more it warms as well, sweet and clean, as well as some fruity yeast esters. There's also a weird bit of sourness as it warms that is unlike any of the common brewing bacteria or anything I've smelled in a beer before. It is not bad nor dominant, but the funk is noticeable and adds to the depth of the nose. The taste is pretty hot and boozy, and while clean, it dominates. The Shut-down ale is also extremely bitter. Or as it says on the label, "Especially Bitter Ale". In fact, I assume they were going for a Double ESB, not a DIPA as the first reviewer apparently categorized this. Beyond the booze and bitters is sweet bready malt, demerara and berry fruit, mainly grape. For the 2nd half of the 2nd glass in bottle, it is more balanced, I'm not sure if it's the warming of the beer or my palate numbing to the strong booze and bitterness. Either way, patience is rewarded, as I definitely enjoyed that last bit the most. The mouthfeel is on the lighter side for so rich a beer, with a foamy creaminess from the carbonation. This is moderately drinkable. At first, I was not too impressed, in spite of the difference in style from what I was expecting from Lagunitas. But by the end, I was thinking I could go for another pint. Another bomber, at 9.28% (as stated on my 'sneak release' reissue label), would have been too much, at least for a week night. This is interesting and worth a try, but could use more work. I'm sure it would have been better at 8% ABV, or maybe a lower fermentation temp (although it's not really fuselly, just boozy). I wonder how it compares to the first release for the anniversary? In any case, I'd like to try more DESBs - the maltiness of a wee heavy, and american use of hops...hell yeah! Serving type: bottle 05-23-2007 03:29:33 | More by ccrida rallisonCalifornia 4.15/5 rDev +4.3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 So, I was glad to find this again, about a year after originally having it. I really thought this was a one time brew, but apparently not (or so I was told at Hollingshead's). A first rate malty double. Nice and rich thick caramel - slightly wheaty - malt body. Almost approaching some of the double reds in malt profile - very nice. Hops are quite evident - nice and woodsy. Definitely not your standard West Coast Citric Hop Juice DIPA (which I love) - but a good, malty, piny DIPA. Nicely done too. Mouthfeel and drinkability are both great - couldn't ask for too much more there. Highly recommended. Serving type: bottle 05-22-2007 06:41:54 | More by rallison KingGCalifornia 4.1/5 rDev +3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Served chilled and poured into my 23oz Weizen glass. Appearance is good. Deep orange and clear with carbonation bubbles quickly rising to the head. The head's very pronounced and fluffy. Smell is good. Nice grassy hop aroma with caramel malt balancing things out. Taste is good. Much like the smell but heavier on the bittering/grassy hops. The bittering hops and the caramel malts make for a well balanced and nicely put together brew. 9.2% alc is well hidden. Mouthfeel is good. Carbonation is perfect for the style; tingly and spicy but with a smooth and full-filling finish. Drinkability is very good. Easy to enjoy and having another (or two) wouldn't be a problem. Overall: Like most Lagunitas beers, the drinkability is very good and the flavors are interesting enough to keep you happy. Above-Average for the style but a well crafted brew. Recommended. Serving type: bottle 05-19-2007 05:20:01 | More by KingG FtownThrowDownOhio 3.23/5 rDev -18.8% look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5 Pours a dark brownish color with some red hints to it. A slight head is there upon the pour. Smell is slightly hoppy. The taste is very bitter. Surprisingly with the amount of bitterness it goes down fairly smoothly. Considering its ABV and bitterness this is a pretty decent beer. 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Presidential candidate promises universal health care and an end to Iraq war
Despite the first beckoning of summer temperatures and a Red Sox game, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama drew an estimated 5,800 supporters to a campaign fundraiser at Boston University's Agganis Arena on Friday night. The Illinois senator's pledge to end the war in Iraq and institute a universal health-care system if elected evoked thunderous applause.
Obama was introduced to the crowd by Jon Marker (CAS'07), founder and president of BU Students for Barack Obama. "I'm often asked why my generation is so apathetic," Marker said. "But I don't think we are. We're only lacking a leader, and when we look around this arena tonight, we will find that leader."
Moments later, Obama entered. Grinning broadly, he thanked his cheering supporters and acknowledged their donations of $2,300, $230, and $23 — a special discount offered to college students. "I remember what it was like to be a student," he said. "And I know how much $23 means to you!"
The Harvard Law graduate went on to describe his experiences working as a Chicago civil rights lawyer, which in turn led to an eight-year stint in the Illinois State Senate. In 2004, Obama became the third African-American since the Reconstruction era to be elected to the U.S. Senate. "In college, I realized that I wanted to make a contribution that was more than simply about myself," he recalled. "And I thought that if I could get involved in a grassroots movement, then I could bring about change from the bottom up."
Today, the senator said, America faces challenges that are greater than any challenges it has faced in the past few decades. "We have a broken health-care system," he said, "and a war that should never have been authorized has cost us half a trillion dollars and the lives of 3,300 men and women. The American people feel like they're on their own, and it's because our political system is broken."
Obama told the crowd that America's problems are not unsolvable, but they would only be solved if the country begins to move in a different direction — beginning with an end to the war in Iraq. "I was against the war from the start," he said. "If elected president, I vow to bring our troops home!"
By ending the war, Obama said, Washington politicians will be able to concentrate on vital issues such as health care, education, and energy conservation. "I'm confident in my abilities to lead this nation into the future," the candidate said. "And if this campaign becomes a vehicle for your hopes and dreams, then it cannot be stopped."
Before leaving the arena, Obama shook hands and swapped greetings with several members of the audience. "I got to meet him!" said Emilie O'Toole (COM'10). "He was a great speaker — extremely motivational, and I really like his position on universal health care."
"I think Obama is a breath of fresh air in American politics," said Shawanna Johnson (LAW'08). "He appeals to a good cross-section of America."
While the vast majority attended the rally as Obama supporters, many said they came mainly to learn more about the senator's views — and some were won over. "If you had asked me a year ago who I supported, I would have chosen Hillary," said Gilbert Kiyingi (ENG'10). "But Obama is a representative of change. The baby boomers have had their turn, and now it's time for a new generation."
"I'm not American," said Lakshmi Taneja (CGS'08), "and after seeing Obama, I really wish I could vote!"
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Four British men freed in the Algerian hostage crisis have spoken of their relief at their escape but said their hearts went out to those still in danger.
One of the unnamed men said: "As much as I'm glad to be out my thoughts are with colleagues that are still there at the moment."
The men were speaking as the crisis took a dramatic turn - the country's state news service reported that nearly 100 of the 132 foreign workers kidnapped by Islamic militants had been freed.
That number of hostages at BP's remote desert gas facility is significantly higher than any previous report, but still means that the fate of over 30 foreign energy workers is unclear. A security source said the situation at the desert plant was "changing rapidly".
There are still feared to be upwards of ten Britons unaccounted for.
One of the freed British men said of the Algerian army: "I think they did a fantastic job. I was very impressed. It was a very exciting episode. I feel sorry for anybody who has been hurt but, other than that, I enjoyed it."
His companion said: "The gendarmes did a fantastic job. They kept us all nice and safe and fought off the bad guys. I never really felt in any danger, to be honest."
Another added: "I feel safe at the moment but I won't feel 100 per cent happy until I'm back in the UK. My heart goes out to the guys that are still there and hopefully everyone comes home safe because, at the end of the day, it's only work."
The militants, meanwhile, offered to trade two captive American workers for two terror figures jailed in the United States, according to a statement received by a Mauritanian news site that often reports news from North African extremists.
The report from the government news agency APS, citing a security official, did not mention any casualties in the battles between Algerian forces and the militants. But earlier it had said that 18 militants had been killed, along with six hostages.
It was not clear whether the remaining foreigners were still captive or had died during the Algerian military offensive to free them that began yesterday.
The desert siege erupted on Wednesday when the militants attempted to hijack two buses at the BP plant, were repulsed, and then seized the sprawling refinery.
Since then, Algeria's government has kept a tight grip on information. It wasn't clear how the government arrived at the latest tally of hostages, which was far higher than the 41 foreigners the militants had claimed as hostages.
The militants had seized hundreds of workers from 10 nations at the remote In Amenas natural gas plant. The overwhelming majority were Algerian and were freed almost immediately.
Algerian forces retaliated yesterday by storming the plant in an attempted rescue operation that left leaders around the world expressing strong concerns about the hostages' safety.
Militants claimed 35 hostages died when Algerian military helicopters opened fire as the Islamists transported their captives around the gas plant.
Today, trapped in the main refinery area, the militants offered to trade two American hostages for two prominent terror figures jailed in the United States. These were Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind sheikh who was convicted of plotting to blow up New York City landmarks and considered the spiritual leader of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani scientist convicted of shooting at two US soldiers in Afghanistan.
But US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said there would be "no place to hide".
"Terrorists should be on notice that they will find no sanctuary, no refuge, not in Algeria, not in North Africa, not anywhere," he said.
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Nick Marshall Injury: Updates on Auburn QB's Shoulder, Likely Return Date
The college football gods wouldn't let the Auburn Tigers have too much fun, as Nick Marshall was forced to exit what was a blowout of Florida Atlantic on Saturday.
Justin Hokanson of AuburnSports.com reported the junior quarterback looked to have hurt his right shoulder and went back to the locker room.
Nick Marshall is heading to the locker room. He's still favoring his right arm (right shoulder).
— Justin Hokanson (@JHokanson) October 27, 2013
Marshall started against Arkansas last Saturday and is expected to get the start once again against the Tennessee Volunteers this Saturday.
From Auburn Gold Mine of AuburnTigers.com:
Nick Marshall will start at quarterback for Auburn
— Auburn Gold Mine (@AUGoldMine) November 2, 2013
From Brandon Marcello of AL.com:
Got a Nick Marshall update, coach? Malzahn: "We'll just see. It'll probably be a game time decision." http://t.co/zLjlUTB2nF
— Brandon Marcello (@bmarcello) November 1, 2013
From Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reporter Ryan Black:
Malzahn said that Nick Marshall practiced, but that there's "no new news." As far as his condition, Marshall is still "day-to-day."
— WarEagleExtra (@wareagleextra) October 30, 2013
"It's still day to day," Malzahn said. "He practiced yesterday, but we'll make a decision -- matter of fact, it could be a game-time decision -- but as soon as we find out for sure, that's when we'll make a decision."
From Opelika-Auburn News reporter Alex Byington:
Malzahn on Nick Marshall running hard: "He's a great competitor, a tough guy, you've just got to be smarter moving forward."
— Alex Byington (@AUBlog) October 29, 2013
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Auburn's Gus Malzahn says he's not sure of quarterback Nick Marshall's health. He'll practice today. "It's day to day."
— Auburn Gold Mine (@AUGoldMine) October 29, 2013
Marshall was back at practice on Sunday according to Joel A. Erickson of AL.com. He added:
Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall returned to practice on Sunday after injuring his throwing shoulder, although he was limited.
"Nick was out there," Lashlee said. "He was able to do some things. He's a little sore, but he's a tough kid."
"He was able to do everything we normally do on a Sunday night," Lashlee said.
Lashlee termed the injury "nothing major," and thinks Marshall will be back.
Joel A. Erickson of AL.com provides a statement from Nick Marshall's teammate, C.J. Uzomah:
Auburn tight end C.J. Uzomah said after the game that Marshall told teammates he would be back at practice on Sunday.
"Nick said he'll be fine," Uzomah said. "He said it was kind of a precautionary thing that he didn't go back out there. He said he'll be out there Sunday practicing."
From Alabama Media Group's Brandon Marcello:
Gus Malzahn: No word on severity of QB Nick Marshall's injury.
— Brandon Marcello (@bmarcello) October 27, 2013
From Alabama Media Group's Brandon Marcello:
Auburn confirms Nick Marshall suffered injury to throwing shoulder. Will not return because of "precautionary measures."
— Brandon Marcello (@bmarcello) October 27, 2013
From Joel A. Erickson of the Birmingham News:
Gus Malzahn on Nick Marshall to the radio: "The only update is that he's not going to play in the second half."
— Joel A. Erickson (@JoelAEricksonAU) October 27, 2013
From Opelika-Auburn News reporter Alex Byington:
Starting QB Nick Marshall is back on the sideline in a gray sweatshirt. His night is clearly done.
— Alex Byington (@AUBlog) October 27, 2013
From AL.com's Joel A. Erickson:
"We will not see any more of Nick Marshall tonight," Rod Bramblett says. Back on the sidelines.
— Joel A. Erickson (@JoelAEricksonAU) October 27, 2013
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Bleacher Report's Barrett Sallee reported Jeremy Johnson would replace Marshall.
Auburn QB Nick Marshall leaves under his own power. Jeremy Johnson coming in for the Tigers.
— Barrett Sallee (@BarrettSallee) October 27, 2013
Prior to leaving, Marshall had completed his only pass of the game, for 10 yards. He also had six carries for 73 yards and a touchdown.
The Tigers didn't suffer a drop without their regular starting quarterback, as Johnson stepped up and threw his first pass of the game 36 yards for a touchdown.
Don't be fooled, though, as Marshall is a big reason Auburn has gotten out to a 6-1 start. With his dual-threat nature, he's been able to beat opposing defenses with both his legs and his arm.
Auburn fans will be hoping the team was taking precautions with Marshall. The team was up 21-0 when he left, so it wasn't as if it needed him to immediately come back into the game.
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Published: 18 December 2003
Parent Viacom is reported to be insisting on the provision, which requires major labels to give MTV exclusive access to music videos.
Although executives at the five major recording companies are tight-lipped, privately they concede they did sign the contracts when MTV had no serious competition.
The music industry has been battered by a three-year
slump in CD sales and Mark Juris, president of Fuse Networks, said: 'Given the current crisis...it's a shame anyone would seek to prevent the work of today's artists from getting to as many people as possible.'
Cablevision's revamped Fuse was launched in May.
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