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adametteOhio 2/5 rDev -40.8% look: 2 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 Live review. Poured from the 10th Anniversary Willoughby Brewing Company growler that I bought for $9.99 at World Wines & Liquor in Mentor this afternoon into my Cooperstown Beverage Trail pint glass. A Fluffy white meringue like head that is too brief over a translucent yellow boring looking body although there are nice streams of bubbles rising up from the bottom of the glass. Really the look is underwhelming. 2.0 S Distant light malt and wheat grains. The smell is thin and distant. 2.0 T An off-putting soapy like grain presence predominates. Missing would be the nice Belgian yeast with wheat goodness of an average Witbier. I guess the off-putting taste is from the wheat grains and yeast but it is not good. I am not impressed. 2.0 M Thin but too thin for the style. 2.0 D/O Not very good drinkability due to the less than inspiring taste even though the ABV would allow for repeated pints. 2.0 Notes: Dissapointed with this one after my positive experience with Lost Coast Indica on tap at the store earlier. I guess you win some and you lose some. This beer is not good. Serving type: growler 07-16-2011 23:35:00 | More by adamette DurtyUIMaine 2.15/5 rDev -36.4% look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2 This beer smells like bartenders piss and it tastes like what I would imagine budwieser does if you accidentally drop vanilla in it. There is nothing at all good or pleasant about this libation. Do yourself a favor and skip this pour for something you won't regret! Serving type: on-tap 05-17-2009 16:45:05 | More by DurtyUI brandtbates89California 2.15/5 rDev -36.4% look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5 Before becoming more familiar with beer and developing a pallet, this beer was enjoyable and refreshing. However, that has all changed. There is too much tangerine and spices added the beer, giving it a poor aftertaste. Color is a bit cloudy. All these aspects make this beer sub par. Overall an alright beer but not one I would actively choose. Serving type: bottle 03-29-2011 05:08:34 | More by brandtbates89 bsp77Minnesota 2.17/5 rDev -35.8% look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 Serving Glass: Poured from bottle into white wine glass. Appearance: Cloudy pale yellow with thin white head. Smell: Sweet wheat, some citrus and grassiness. Taste: Tastes like overly sweet wheat. Citrus is light and the spiciness is close to nonexistent. Claims there is coriander; not sure I believe it. Horribly unbalanced. Feel: Moderate carbonation, light body, not at all dry. Overall: Simply not a good Witbier Serving type: bottle 03-26-2011 21:20:00 | More by bsp77 jcalabreCalifornia 2.25/5 rDev -33.4% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 I originally sampled this beer on 26 January 2002. I am writing this review from my notes. I was very disappointed in this beer. It completely lacked the crispness I like in a wheat. In fact it was a bit watery, in my opinion. I can't recommend this beer to anyone. Serving type: bottle 08-23-2003 03:42:03 | More by jcalabre BeerRun13California 2.25/5 rDev -33.4% look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2 I was very pleased to find a local liqour store with a few craft brews. A few different styles from Lost Coast Brewery and a few others. Being a fan of their Downtown Brown I picked up a 22 oz bomber of Great White... The beer poured a clear pale straw color with a decent head, but left no lacing. It seemed to be well carbonated. The smell was very faint, but sweet and cidery. I know the label claimed to be citrussy adn contain corriander, but all I could taste was a peachy-pear flavor. The label boasted Beer with Natural Flavors," but it seemed almost like the flavor was mixed in after the brew was made, much like making Koolaid. I was eager for a little corriander spice, but found none. The label also recomended swirling the last bit of beer in the bottle and pouring to get a flavorful yeast in your glass... This may have helped tone down the sweetness, but still didn't do much for me. The mouthfeel was okay. Maybe a bit syruppy, but with a decent amount of carbonation. To me this beer is not a very drinkable brew. The taste just doesn't do it for me, and it reminds me of something that would give you a killer hangover in the morning. Some may like that fruity taste, but I wanted a beer not a fruit punch. I will however, not shy away from trying other brews by Lost Coast. Serving type: bottle 03-31-2006 00:36:00 | More by BeerRun13 OffaCalifornia 2.28/5 rDev -32.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 This has most of what I don't like in witbiers and none of what I do like. Light, faintly hazy starw yellow, it has a medium white head steadily shrinking to a lasting thin foamy top. It leaves a little decent lace. The aroma is mostly like a nice basic pale lager with grain and herbal hops, but with the orange and spice and a little fruit later. The taste is mostly just orange zest and orange cleaning chemicals. It has a hint of spices and herbs, a hint of lemon, and a very faint hint of grain. It's sweet up front followed by a mild, lingering chemically perfumy orange-cleaner bitterness that's sticky and lingering. It's reasonably easy to drink, at least at first, but the orange element is very tiresome. Serving type: bottle 10-16-2008 18:20:06 | More by Offa McGuire75Indiana 2.28/5 rDev -32.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 A- Golden sunlight with dust particles, it poured slightly cloudy. ½ inch head which left little lacing, with large bubble carbonation. S- Very light, slight and pale. Smells like a fresh summer breeze with lightly earthy and lemon grass. T- Not as well built as I would have hoped. A little tart with some lemon zest or orange rind hints. Not the Witbier I would have expected. M- Very light, watery with a very American taste. It was smooth but not overly crisp or clean. D- An "OK" beer that is most likely better suited for warm summer days. I would defiantly drink one if offered however this is overshadowed by many similar beers, and due to this I would not buy another. Serving type: bottle 11-15-2009 17:36:23 | More by McGuire75 ely2000kCalifornia 2.28/5 rDev -32.5% look: 2.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5 A- Hardly any head when poured, but I wasn't really expecting much. Slightly yellow in color, almost looks like some cheap adjuct style lager or something, but just barely more interesting then that. S- Faint citrus, lemony smell. Smell is very faint and not much going on there. T- Tastes like a mild hefeweizen almost. A very mild taste. It's very bland overall. Not much going on taste wise. M- It's mildly refreshing, and not dry. Carbonation works for the it, but is fairly faint. Very light tasting otherwise. O- Definitely won't buy this again. Price wise, there is no reason why this beer should cost what it does. Feel like the quality is just not there. Serving type: bottle 11-11-2011 05:59:22 | More by ely2000k FACEMEATCalifornia 2.3/5 rDev -32% look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3 Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass. A: Pale, mildly hazy yellow. One finger of head quickly dissipates, leaving minimal lacing. S: faint grassy and wheat aromas. T: Not as charismatic as I had hoped. Wheat and apple flavors up front and almost nothing follows. For almost $9.00/six-pack, I'll spend my money elsewhere. Serving type: bottle 11-05-2008 01:08:35 | More by FACEMEAT primo26xxFlorida 2.3/5 rDev -32% look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1.5 I'm going to forgo the usual format for reviewing beers, because this is going to be brief and to-the-point. This beer is just plain underwhelming. As I poured it into my Sam Adams perfect pint glass, the nice faint orange haze and lively carbonation was a promising start. Little did I know just how quickly things would turn. Very thin, watery. Malts barely surface. Coriander and some "secret blend" of herbs? Not detectable on the nose or palate. Lost Coast categorizes this to be a wheat beer, but it goes down like a summer ale gone horribly wrong. The 1.5 mark for drinkability isn't an exaggeration. I can't remember the last time that I refused to finish off a sixer of anything that I purchased... until Great White. Serving type: bottle 07-02-2010 22:14:04 | More by primo26xx daliandragonNorth Carolina 2.33/5 rDev -31.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 1.5 Pours a strangely transparant, headless pale yellow color into my pilsner glass. The only thing obscuring my vision is the steady traffic of carbonation bubbles on their way to not reinforce the invisible head. Nose is also a bit off; it has wheat, it has spice, but it also has a vague noxious graininess that takes a bit away from the appeal. Wow. something's not right here in the taste either. Broad, sweeping citrus and wheat flavors but something unidentified is making me wince as I sip it and I'm considering not finishing it. It's some kind of artificial tasting late breaking yeast note that just stops me in my tracks. Mouthfeel is fine but this one definitely does not agree with me and I won't be trying it again. Serving type: bottle 06-11-2007 01:26:03 | More by daliandragon DogFood11California 2.38/5 rDev -29.6% look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2 Poured into a stemmed pils glass it forms a frothy white head that leaves some sliding ring lace. Hazed up unfiltered body has large sized carbonation. Gold body. This seems more like an American Wheat beer than a wit but it still fits in somewhat because of the spices. The drying wheat presence is countered by a slightly spiced backend, mainly coriander but there is some lemon rind as well. Husky at times and the grain portion is just bland. This has an adjucnt feel to it and the carbonation looks and feels forced. Notes: Not a big fan of this one. Not a big fan of the brewery in general. 8 ball stout is decent but thats where it ends in my opinion. Looks decent but I'll pass on this. Serving type: bottle 01-14-2007 17:41:50 | More by DogFood11 Drew966Florida 2.45/5 rDev -27.5% look: 2.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5 This beer pours a pale yellow with a thick white head. Smell is citrus, and I guess coriander based upon the other reviews (don't really know what coriander smells like though). The taste is okay, the citrus although muted is fairly dominant. Wheat beers really aren't my favorite style. This beer is okay, I'm not likely to buy it again, but it's probably worth a try. Serving type: bottle 02-12-2006 01:01:40 | More by Drew966 RonfromJerseyNew Jersey 2.45/5 rDev -27.5% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5 Golden body, hazy, topped by a level finger of white micro foam, which dissipates quickly. The gold seems to lose one luster as the beer settles, which seems counter intuitive. Picked up some spice in the aroma as soon as the cap was popped. Aroma features wheat, citrus, coriander, yeast. There's a splash of wheat and lemon on the tongue, then a bizarre dead spot. Then a nip of spiciness, that limps into the aftertaste. Wits should be light, but there is just not enough flavor here for any kind of interest. Light mouthfeel that could use a bit more carbonation. Barely more flavor than Coors Light. Give it a pass. Serving type: bottle 04-19-2012 03:53:58 | More by RonfromJersey mj001jkCalifornia 2.48/5 rDev -26.6% look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5 Golden yellow color, head quickly disappears, leaving a thin film and lacing, not too exciting. The aroma that first tickles my olfactory nerve is not entirely pleasant. There is an obvious orange peel smell coupled with spice and something that resembles dirty socks. Perhaps even a hint of rotten eggs, but it is probably from the combination of malts, hops and spices. The body is somewhat thin and dry, lacking in richness and the taste is pretty much the same as the smell. Orange peel, some spice and not much more. It is far from inspiring and I will probably stay away from this one unless I have to, or someone hands me a bottle. Turning down a beer is always alcohol abuse in my book. Serving type: bottle 12-02-2008 03:40:14 | More by mj001jk ruckus232Illinois 2.48/5 rDev -26.6% look: 3 | smell: 1.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 12 Ounce brown bottle poured into a pint glass Appearance: Clear bright yellow in color with a little bit of white head that leaves little lacing. Smell: Citrus (lemon) smell, but more of a medicinal type smell then from an actual lemon. Almost reminds me a little of lemon smelling cleaners but not quite as powerful. Taste: When you first take a sip it is a very powerful amount of lemon (artificial). Then that fades away to the slightly sweet and a little bit yeasty flavors from some light beers. Note: Not at all what I was expecting from a white beer and I have to say I was a little disappointed. Serving type: bottle 07-10-2010 20:50:19 | More by ruckus232 theopholisCalifornia 2.5/5 rDev -26% look: 2.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5 Appearance- Pours a sort of dark, clear straw color with practically no head or lacing. Not real impressive. Aroma- Light and fruity with a bit of corriander. I think I am getting a little canned corn in there to. Tastes-Some nice flroal hops in there. Bit of the old canned corn in the after-taste tho. Mouthfeel- The mouthfeel is actually pretty good. A nice acidic bite on the tip of the tounge and lips, low-medium body. Drinkability-Not real impressed. Can't get past the canned corn. Serving type: bottle 01-10-2007 06:58:56 | More by theopholis terrabyteWisconsin 2.53/5 rDev -25.1% look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3 Pours a cloudy orange/yellow with a small white head that quickly disappears. Aroma is quite sour & stinky. Not very appealing at all. Flavor borders on the skunkiness found in the aroma and a slightly boring, corn-like beer. Mouthful is light and slightly foamy. Drinkability is passable due to lightness of flavors, but a bit skunky. Not very enjoyable. Serving type: bottle 04-20-2007 02:26:29 | More by terrabyte PhelpsArizona 2.53/5 rDev -25.1% look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2 Poured from the bottle into a shaker pint. Cloudy and pale straw yellow in color. A merengue-like, one-finger head is fluffy, sticky and retentive. It lingers forever atop the liquid, making it look good. The nose: orange and lemon peel, coriander and lots of crackers. There's not a ton of fruitiness, and there's a solvent character to it that gives the impression of wood cleaner. I pinpointed it: Lemon Pledge. The flavor is awash in it, along with lighter notes of coriander and crackers. The finish is clean and slightly dry finish. Light-bodied and moderately fizzy, with a crisp and slightly drying finish. There are very few beers I won't finish, but this is one. I couldn't get away from the feeling I was drinking air freshener. Blech. Serving type: bottle 06-02-2011 23:26:47 | More by Phelps nitro0292New York 2.53/5 rDev -25.1% look: 2.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 4 | overall: 3 Poured into a wheat beer glass. Head is typical for an American wheat beer, which means it is about a half inch. A far cry from the masterful Germans. Color is a pilsner-like transparent gold. No real lacing to speak of. Aroma - very bland. No esters, no wheat. Taste - follows the smell...not much. Not offensive and easy drinking, just not a lot going on. Mouthfeel is nice and light, with adequate carbonation for the style. Less carbonation than a Hoegaarden (what I consider the benchmark for a Belgian Wit) and certainly less than a German Hefeweizen. Overall this is OK. Better than macro swill, but friends are telling me my home-brewed wheat beer is more complex and enjoyable. Serving type: bottle 10-20-2011 01:34:33 | More by nitro0292 Padron4KMArizona 2.55/5 rDev -24.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3 22 oz bottle, bottled Jan 05. Secret blend of Humbolt herbs? The only herbs they grow in humbolt that I know of will cause you to fail a piss test, so I hope its not that. lol Pours out hazy cloudy orangy yellow, with a big fluffy white head. Head dies rather quickly and leaves spotty lacing. Aroma is very light, lemony sweet and a little yeast. Flavor is light as well. Tiny bit of citrus and a hint of dustiness and wheat. Finish is short and clean. O.K beer, I would drink this if you gave me one but I wouldnt hunt it down. Serving type: bottle 03-26-2005 05:17:08 | More by Padron4KM charlzmCalifornia 2.55/5 rDev -24.6% look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5 Consumed at 3rd Stop Los Angeles on 03/14/08. Despite claims on the beer menu to the contrary, this is a crystal-clear, apparently filtered beer. It is a light yellow color. A one finger head that faded quickly. Spice aroma: coriander, maybe? Too faint to be sure. Touches of lemon and grass. Flavor is weak; slightly bready with a lemon aftertaste. As it warmed, it picked up the tiniest hints of a wheat flavor. Not terribly exciting to drink, but theoretically refreshing on a warm day? Serving type: on-tap 03-15-2008 02:14:54 | More by charlzm rastamanUnited Kingdom (England) 2.58/5 rDev -23.7% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5 Tap@ Lost Coast. Smelt OK, lots of aroma. unfortunately it was a bit sweet. Heaps of lemon icing sugar (thanks pogo), too sweet and tart, with nothing to back it up, finishes short. yeah, too sweet, has a nice full body, but it is sweet, so it makes it a little cloying, and the flavour comes across as a touch artificial (even though it most probably isn't) Serving type: on-tap 11-08-2005 13:31:20 | More by rastaman BattleRoadBrewerMassachusetts 2.58/5 rDev -23.7% look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5 Poured into a stemless wine glass from a 12 oz amber bottle. Poured a crystal clear pale straw color with little head of coarse bubbles. Smell was earthy, faint citrus, not fresh or crisp. Flavor was earthy, bland. Mouthfeel was alright, typical for the style. Drinkability was OK, but would not bother to try it again. Serving type: bottle 05-19-2007 18:39:51 | More by BattleRoadBrewer |
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a millionth of a billionth of a second
I think of it as a micro.nanosecond. (Or a deci.centi.milli.micro.millisecond; multipliers I'm comfortable with.)
Re: Couldn't all this waste heat
That wouldn't be cost efficient or practical for anything but a very large computer centre located next to a power station. It would also required long term 'joined up thinking' from large and separate groups of people. So, sadly, no.
Re: Network Storage Addition
I heard that Sir Kenneth Yellowhammer is suing them.
Re: Not welcomed by me
Yes. If I can access the internet, I can access my domestic NAS box. The 1Mb/s maximum rate out of the house (in my case) may be a problem, but that is a different issue altogether.
Ah yes, ethical hacking, .....
..showing respect for the place you are visiting. Take nothing but database snapshots, leave nothing but messages.
It's not all that bad
I've mucked out stables and shovelled fresh horse droppings and it's not that bad really. Perhaps the 'obvious distress' was at seeing a horse being brought into the restaurant, leading to an understandable assumption that it was destined for the kitchen. Ahhhh, ..... burgers.
Re: No patch for Nexus 4 ?
I was offered an update in February, soon after I got the Nexus 4. I've just done a manual check and it tells me, "Your system is up to date". I'll keep waiting.
No patch for Nexus 4 ?
When I got a Nexus 4 in January, I thought it was a good idea because I'd have all the latest Android goodness (and patches) delivered direct from Google. It seems I was wrong.
I predict ....
A secondary market, or maybe swap shop meets.
This problem would not occur if the telcos treated people as clients/customers, instead of as cattle to be fattened, prodded and poked for profit.
Re: Great Article
I'm waiting for "Backupsky" which backs up all your Amazon data to Microsoft, then "Goobackify" ..........
On a personal level, I use Insync on Win7 and Linux for local to Google Drive mirroring. Single payment of $10 per google account gets you mirrored on as many computers as you like. (I am not affiliated with them in any way.)
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I always knew that a situation like this would happen eventually.
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It was a penguin; but your mind couldn't handle it, so it was replaced by a black and white traffic cone. How do I know this? - I've seen those penguins before, lots of times.
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Want to read/watch/listen to stuff - get a tablet. Want to do serious work - get a laptop.
I am reminded .....
... of the recent article about the PROC government giving reductions in prison sentences for favourable tweets/postings/etc. Who would have thought that officials of the Catholic church and the PROC would have attended the same 'Population Control' workshop?
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Your '**' footnote doesn't have a corresponding '**' marker in the text of your post.
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I got a polite and friendly response the last time I submitted a correction. Try it.
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Obvious next stage - work off your sentence in advance
If a Chinese citizen made lots of pro-goverment tweets/comments/etc over a long period of time (properly recorded and logged), could they commit a small crime and not go to prison because they've already 'paid for it'?
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Firing a small, high energy projectile at Europa does not constitute a 'landing' in any accepted use of the word. The finest legal minds that Earth can afford have assured us of this, so it will be alright.
A remotely controlled model plane .......
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Re: It only applies to women - apparently
I believe this style (quite common in Google sourced text) is intended to address the historic imbalance of written gender representation, because it is felt to be 'a good thing to do'.
My personal preference would be to write, "When one is presented with a warning which advises one that proceeding further will compromise one's computer security ....etc". People always laugh at me when I do that so I've stopped bothering.
"... very graceful choreography ..."
He must know some totally useless dancers.
Note: Yorkshire Sculpture Park is in the grounds of Bretton Park, a mile up the A637 from J38 of the M1. It's a nice place for a relaxing day out for the entire family. As well as the 'modern' sculpture exhibitions, there are the original buildings of the country house and also one of the finest yew hedges I've ever seen (10 years ago).
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We're very worried that Mr. Jones has't paid his council tax because he usually pays it on time and he's not answering calls to his house phone or mobile. There's a possibility that he's developed amnesia and wandered off and may be in danger. Can we see his mobile phone records so we can contact his friends, or maybe the police can track him for us?
re. 14 reasons ....
I think Reason 1. was thrown in by Steve Balmer at the last minute.
If it's tidally locked .....
Then wouldn't any atmospheric conditions settle down to an equilibrium state, with maybe a bit of mixing turbulance around the terminator line? (As you can probably tell, I'm not an expert in exoplanet climatalogy.)
The oven has its own Twitter feed!?
When 'the internet of things' is fully upon us, NSA/GCHQ/etc will be overwhelmed with data traffic for storage and analysis.
The greatest invention ever
" ... and advertising revenues.."
Is there anything that can't be financed by advertising? It's marvellous.
At night ......
....when few people are using them, will the cars prowl around and exhibit feral pack behaviour?
Re: Linux is one or 2 percent...
What you can do next is argue that iOS came from some kind of UNIX derivative and so the majority of traffic is actually UNIX traffic. It really does rule the world, quietly and without fuss.
If the triple point of water can be calculated to happen under certain conditions, thus providing a reference situation for checking instrument measurement (temperature in this case); can the required conditions for another physical situation, happening at a much lower temperature, be calculated? e.g. the triple point of some gaseous element or anything else you can think of that happens at very low temperatures.
Re: WOW !
Any biologist, even a student, will tell you that mice can harbour a variety of viruses. Sometimes, an interdisciplinary approach is needed.
This is what happens .....
... with trials about 'rubber-bands'. Boing-Boing!
I remember now .....
Some NAND gates, a 5V power supply, some switches, some LEDS, .... There's nothing difficult or expensive or 'hard to understand' about it.
Possible bio-hazard?
The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one.
Re: Public / Private keys
They forgot to encrypt the private key - doh!
Shot ... foot
Nobody wanted to give him asylum (as far as I read it). The the US leans on its allies/dependants to get heavy for them and suddenly three countries will lay out the red carpet for him. Snowden must have sympathetic admirers high up in the US establishment.
Re: Snoop proofing the snoopers
And that depends on how big or far-away the cow is.
Re: I want what I'm used to! It still does the job!
For large documents with lots of narrative text, I use a set (for structure) of .txt files and just keep typing and proof reading (multi tab editor) until I thnk it's right. Only then do I copy/paste into Word/LO and start to think about page layout and paragraph trimming, etc.
I know what it does, which toolbar it's supposed to be on and I know exactly what the icon looks like. Why should I remember the name?
Re: Yes, but
So cynical, but oh so true.
yes but
If you know this, then you design the built system capacity to take account of the projected loss. For grid storage systems, the mass and physical size of the battery will not be an important consideration compared to the initial capital cost and ongoing maintenance/replacement costs.. As long as the capacity loss settles down to a known final lower value, you can plan for this.
Lateral thinking
I would think that small animals would be able to produce ultrasonic farts, because of small size, resonant cavities and structures, etc. Has this been investigated?
Were these patents found down the back of a filing cabinet during an office clear out? Why the timing?
Re: Finally...
You need the foam rubber one for this. Maybe over the tinfoil one if you like.
She's creating (artistic) wealth by destroying (materialistic) wealth. Can't you see the beauty of transmutation there?
Re: Lazy users, lazy politicians
If 'jacasta' is an anagram, then it's a freaky, cryptic anagram by someone who enjoys punishment. Ah, .......
I met James Cameron in a London hotel bar once.
I told him about my idea for a family film called Smurfs In Space. He did a lot of smiling and nodding for a couple of minutes then rushed away. He was obviously going back to his room to take notes before he forgot the details of what I said.


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PITTSBURGH — An Idaho man accused of firing two shots at the White House last week has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Barack Obama or his staff.
Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, made his first court appearance before a federal magistrate in Pittsburgh on Thursday, one day after he was arrested at a western Pennsylvania hotel. He will be taken back from a federal court in Pittsburgh to face the charges in Washington, D.C.
Ortega will remain in federal custody at least until a magistrate in Washington can determine if he should remain jailed until his trial on the charge, which carries up to life in prison.
Ortega sat quietly as the hearing began, his hands free but his feet shackled. The 21-year-old said only, "Yes, ma'am" when he was asked if he understood that he would be going back to Washington to face the charge.
Authorities said a man clad in black who was obsessed with Obama pulled his car within view of the White House on Friday night and fired shots from an assault rifle, cracking a window of the first family's living quarters while the president was away.
Soon after, U.S. Park Police found an abandoned vehicle, with an assault rifle inside it, near a bridge leading out of the nation's capital to Virginia. The car led investigators to Ortega.
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Advocates of same-sex marriage laws in NSW remain confident of success despite an announcement by the federal government that it would challenge in the High Court similar laws in the ACT.
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis described the laws - which are expected to pass the ACT assembly - as ''a threat'' to the ''well-established position'' that marriage laws are a Commonwealth matter. He called on the ACT government not to proceed with the laws until their constitutional validity was determined.
The federal government believes the state-based law would be inconsistent with the Federal Marriage Act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
''It would be very distressing to individuals who may enter into a ceremony of marriage under the new ACT law, and to their families, to find that their marriages were invalid,'' Senator Brandis said.
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has voiced his personal support for same-sex marriage but his preference is for it to be legislated by the Federal Parliament.
In July a NSW upper house inquiry found that NSW has the power to introduce its own law, although this was likely to be challenged in the High Court by opponents of gay marriage. A group of Liberal, National, Labor and independent MPs has drafted a same-sex marriage bill for introduction to the NSW Parliament.
One of the group, Labor MP Penny Sharpe, said on Thursday it remains confident its law can withstand any High Court challenge by the federal government.
''The constitutional issues are different between the Commonwealth and territories and the Commonwealth and the states,'' she said. ''We believe our bill is constitutionally valid and will withstand any challenge. We're going to continue to push forward.''
Independent MP Alex Greenwich said the reform was ''really important to families, couples and communities in NSW. We will be progressing this reform confidently''. Mr O'Farrell and Labor leader John Robertson have both promised their MPs a conscience vote on the matter.
However, there are questions over whether the bill will pass the lower house.
Anne Twomey, an associate professor with the law school at the University of Sydney, has previously said NSW had the power to legalise same-sex marriage but raised the possibility that state laws would conflict with the Federal Marriage Act.
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Tony Romo slammed his helmet on a cart and screamed at nobody in particular during an embarrassing flurry of turnovers in a preseason game.
Dez Bryant sprinted 50 yards to the end zone after a catch with no one pursuing him - during practice in training camp.
Jason Garrett chastised his rookies over not being ready for the speed of the NFL and benched running back DeMarco Murray after a fumble that wasn't even a turnover because a teammate recovered it.
The Dallas Cowboys are talking urgency and accountability. Three of the leading voices are a quarterback trying to prove he's worth the richest contract in franchise history, a receiver emerging as one of the league's best and a coach whose job might depend on getting out of an 8-8 rut and ending the team's three-year playoff drought.
''There's just a way to play winning football and there's a way not to,'' Romo said. ''And we're going to make sure we play winning football, that's everybody included. When we're not, it needs to be extremely important and I think it is.''
Starting with Romo, here are five things to know about the Cowboys coming off consecutive seasons that ended with losses to NFC East rivals with a playoff berth on the line.
ROMO'S REDEMPTION: Entering his seventh full season as the starter, Romo still battles the perception that he cares more about golf and other things than winning a Super Bowl. Not only did Jerry Jones give him a six-year, $108 million contract, the owner created the biggest talking point of the offseason by saying Romo would be more involved in everything about the offense. Jones called it ''Peyton Manning-type time.'' After missing all the offseason workouts to have a cyst removed from his back, he's been steadily building toward the Sept. 8 opener against the New York Giants. He finished the preseason with a 123.3 passer rating and wasn't responsible for any of the ghastly five first-half turnovers in a preseason game against Arizona.
GET THE BALL: The Cowboys forced nine turnovers in the first four preseason games. They had 16 the entire regular season last year. The talk has been turnovers since the day defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin replaced the fired Rob Ryan and brought a new scheme that emphasizes takeaways. Defenders do drills where they chase bouncing balls around the field and have to pick them up and run the other way. Whistle or not, defenders try to poke out the ball at the end of plays, and if an offensive player drops it, they grab it and run. It's not just getting turnovers. It's returning them for touchdowns. Linebackers Sean Lee and Bruce Carter are looking for more than just tackles, and cornerbacks Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne want higher interception totals after combining for just four their first year together last season.
GUARDED OPTIMISM: The Cowboys had one of the worst running games in franchise history last season, and they've had one injury after another at guard during training camp. Last year's starters, Mackenzy Bernadeau and Nate Livings, were both sidelined less than two weeks before the opener, and they weren't great in their Dallas debuts after signing as free agents. But the Cowboys aren't waiting on those two to come back. Doug Free was decent in a surprise appearance at guard in the preseason game against Cincinnati after spending his first six seasons at tackle. Ron Leary looked good before a knee flared up in camp, and he could be ready for the opener. First-round pick Travis Frederick is expected to be the starting center but could play guard.
BEWARE OF WARE: The only player who's looked as dominant as Bryant in training camp is DeMarcus Ware, who is moving to defensive end from outside linebacker in Kiffin's four-man front. He's always been a pass rusher first, but now he's a pass rusher only - with rare exceptions. He looked fit, fast and nearly unblockable in training camp. Constant pressure from Ware could be the most important component for a first-team defense that didn't give up a touchdown in its first three preseason games. The Cowboys believe strongly that Ware might even be better at end than linebacker, where he had 111 sacks in his first eight seasons. If they're right, the Dallas defense could be an asset for Romo, leading him to take fewer chances and therefore make fewer mistakes.
MURRAY AND COMPANY: A healthy Murray has looked like a difference-maker for the Cowboys in his first two seasons. The problem is, he hasn't always been healthy. He missed the last three games of his rookie season with a broken ankle and six more last year with a sprained foot. Murray's injury history made the battle for his backup one of the most interesting stories of camp after Dallas decided not to bring back Felix Jones. Lance Dunbar, an undrafted second-year player, emerged as the No. 2 back before a foot injury slowed him. Joseph Randle and Phillip Tanner are locks to make the 53-man roster as well.
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