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Of your holdings but.
Oh boy -- -- -- on apple is really happy about that and mark Mulholland as somebody who does he says that when the prices bright.
Forget about the needle and by the whole haystack markets the director and president of -- -- just fine I'm.
-- Fox Business exclusive from Philadelphia by the way his fund is outperforming its benchmark over the past year.
And it's not even a close race I -- mark I mean look here near three year looks good -- to year to date year to date -- up 20%.
Russell 2000 year to date is obviously not doing as well but my question to -- you -- large caps in your front now -- small and mid caps.
Yeah we really do it's where you're getting the best buys right now you -- -- -- -- about the haystack.
I think I'm paraphrasing Warren Buffett played he -- -- -- like sometimes in the market you're looking for needle in the haystack.
And sometimes just -- -- -- despite haystack that the -- prices and if we're getting some of these companies like apple Caterpillar Goldman Sachs some of our holdings.
-- and you've got Berkshire by the way -- shares up here.
You're disciple of Warren Buffett but -- how do you pick a stock is it exactly the same as -- big value investor.
Now what I'm actually have what I call blood investor we look for value growth in fact I think Buffett went through that too -- -- than we first came out of his studies with Ben grand.
Due -- pure value person.
And then I think -- Charlie Munger simply to start learning to real you know you realize that.
You -- great businesses to and -- kind of where the growth falls into itself I feel like that Philly we -- growth companies that are very good price and try to hang -- Rodham.
Real value people are always like buy low sell high senator my trip where is I think we will do that I think we maker that's money what we can buy low and let it crowd.
Okay will you bought apple yesterday so -- -- not necessarily buying low considering that it's a stock that has run up.
I have to believe that you think that this stock has more room to run and my question would be is that -- a little bit here.
Trees don't grow out of the sky what is the potential for the upside here where does it -- Well -- the future is still very promising I don't know where the numbers will be ultimately but if you look at the stock right now.
They're supposed to earn about 47 bucks a share this year got -- clean balance sheet with they had about ninety dollars a share attached -- -- that at -- year.
And this year even including with a dividend -- -- that they should have about a 115120.
So -- to put a twenty PE.
On the earnings of this year and that have to catch back.
You're at 99 so we'll just rounded up to a thousand but -- actually for buying.
You'll live we actually first purchased this stock you know eat right at 128 I bought some shares as well -- easy and I continue I took because.
The stories there it just the -- it has grown into its value now and it's still not overpriced and -- citing the potential of students out of a prize -- will -- to ride with the.
Mark I want you to come back because we can talk about why you've picked Google over Yahoo! which is a big topic of conversation for a lot of our investor viewers thanks for joining us.
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Wow. Out of the dozens of graphics card reviews I have read on TPU over the years (and I always read W1z's reviews first coz they're the best), I have never come away from it saying "faaaaaaaark that card is amazing" like I did from this one. Sure it's pricey, but that OC? holy jebus. do want.
What is the criteria for "stable" status for an overclock? I figure you use a program that you made, but how high of a load is it producing, is it based on artifact scanning, how long does it run, etc?
initial testing for max oc using gputool artifact scanner, then game testing to find the exact limits. if it's stable in game but unstable in the artifact scanner it still counts as unstable. unstable too if it's fine in the artifact scanner but not the game.
with those kind of possible overclock even on stock voltage it makes it hard to shed out another 100 bucks for the 7970. I expect the higher binned OC models with custom cooling to do even better .
Great to see a review up, and same exact OC as the 7970, and really surprising, but same exact fps, on the dot... But with such an old game, do you have any other results vs the OC'd 7970 on some games that push the GPU more, I'm curious on the performance difference caused by the shader loss.
I like that: "Good performance increase vs. HD 6950" and that is great to mention as advantage, but why in disatvantage there is no something like that: "Huge price increase vs. HD 6950"?
I think they are referring to the fact that the performance is next level but the price is above next level. IE poor Price/performance. Overall I like the new 7900 series (I've just picked up a 6950/70 so I'm not too fussed) I think the power saving features is a big move. I'm less worried about performance than efficiency.
I won't call it fail ... but I expected more ... at least they shudav priced it less ... arnd $400 maybe ... I'm planning to upgrade and was hoping to get this ... but looking at the price ... i wont ... EDIT: like to see 1.5GB versions for less than $400. No point having 3GB for single monitor setups ...
Underwhelming cards are underwhelming, really no buzz with these new 28nm AMD cores, their high price and not exactly amazing performance compared to the old Nvidia cards makes for a lackluster release. If Nvidia don't trounce these AMD GPU's with the 28nm kepler then they deserve to go under.
awsome review as usual W1z. read both the reg and x-fire review. can't wait to get my hands on two of these puppies. my 5870 is still running strong but i need more mem for eyefinity. these will do nicely.
Great review. Nice efficiency. I appreciate that you test card-only power consumption under multiple load conditions.
Thanks for the great review again Wizz! The card is great, however the price is not. This is because the capitalism requires only profits, so noone will make something breathtaking or amazing breakthrough because of our blue(brown) eyes. They want bigger profit, so if there is nothing that forces them to make cheaper and better product at the same time noone will do it. Simple as that. So if we take this in account the card is just great. Period. Peace.
Do any of these tests demonstrate OpenGL performance? Honestly I'm too lazy to look through each test, but they appear to be all DX.
all directx i think. except for rage i couldnt think of an opengl title to use. and rage is fps locked
How about something like Furmark? Had a colleague asking about how the newer cards work in professional applications (not games). Assumed OpenGL testing would give some peek. I do know that the FireGL and others have optimized and specialty drivers for apps like Solidworks, 3D studio, etc... list goes on. And these typically don't.
furmark is not a benchmark. ask your colleage what applications are interesting, what datasets he uses to fully load his card.
Good lord, this makes every Nvidia and previous gen AMD card look like crap power hogs. It even stomps my GTX 460 in power consumption and it's the only somewhat energy efficient and half-decent gaming card Nvidia had. GTX 460, meet your replacement. Just waiting for the drivers to mature and I'll be getting one of these cards. Just a quick question W1z: could you post the power modes/clock profiles and their clockrates please (2D/Blu-ray/3D)? I couldn't find them in the review, not sure if I missed it.


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The highland park school district outside of the Detroit is among the lowest performing school district in the nation.
Recent test score showed 75%.
Of seventh graders are not proficient in reading.
The Michigan ACLU.
Says there are hundreds of students in the school system -- are functionally illiterate.
And they are now so -- the district for violating the children's right to learn.
Joining me now Michigan ACLU executive director Kary -- and -- I wanna tell me I'm jumping right on the on the ACLU site on this one of this sounds.
Horrible that these kids I didn't know the -- there was.
-- Missouri rural law -- what is it that you're able to sue for this right to learn.
Hi Todd thanks for having me.
Well there is a state law that says very specifically that went fourth and seventh graders are not reading at grade level that the state.
Have to provide individualized.
For each child and we've been finding that this lot has to simply not been enforced.
So this is it's obviously somebody somewhere in Michigan Michigan legislature said we're not gonna do visit social promotion is that what they're worried about.
You know it's hard to know the law was passed a while ago but what we're saying is -- -- that.
The mandate that -- state provide a public education is to mean anything that must mean to begin with that we teach children to read.
So that's really that the crux of the case.
If it is just it seems so narrow because again.
I don't think there's many of -- it would like to see children promoted.
Through the next grade without being able to pass some sort of proficiency that they are at their grade level.
But this is this is very narrow continue broaden it out.
Well what we're asking for is that all the kids in this district two are not reading at grade level be assessed.
And that appropriate interventions.
Be put in place and then that way.
We begin to address the problem and catch these kids -- and then.
The question of promotion is is is less important but the first thing is we need to know that they're learning how to read write that Gateway got all other learning.
I presume they go together don't say I'm would you guess that anecdotally that if you can't read how can -- is how can you study math -- -- you study history -- study.
English literature and planned and the list goes on and on and on so they've got to be behind in everything.
So how how -- how how did you find out about this how did I mean this is.
Way beyond this must have been going on for years to -- got 75%.
Of the kids to can't read at grade level.
Yes it's been a long standing problem.
We look at the schools that we're in the lowest 5% in terms of test scores across the state and then we began.
To really investigate and a lot of different districts.
And this particular one Natalie you know did we find these these terrible test scores but the learning conditions were a -- small.
That inadequate heat in the winter not enough books the books that the kids have or outdated.
They're not allowed to take them home for purposes of doing homework.
That building is filthy.
We've heard of a homeless man sleeping in the basements.
There are no counselors no vice principal so how is it possible for teachers.
To do a good job managing kids with behavior issues mean.
The problems were to seemingly analysts and then we had a number of parents come to us who had been trying to get help and felt that they'd been hitting ahead against a -- so it was all of those things coming together that told us that this was -- district we should.
-- try to help.
So this is your way this is this is.
The the piece of legislation of the gives you the right to at least bring this into court.
What about what kind of reaction have you had from Highland Park officials from this the parents.
RRR and what are you going to actually go to court.
Well -- overwhelming reaction from the public has been great we've not yet had an official answer from the district or -- state.
So will wait to see and we're gonna try to expedite this in the court it's urgent that the state begin to do what it is supposed to do.
As soon as possible hopefully they'll have some.
Plans in place before the start of the new school year but which -- -- -- these conditions persist.
How many other school district -- like this and -- sounds.
Absolutely horrible but but do you have others that if you win this case -- you get as a settlement in your favor.
Do you have others that you have lined up.
Well one of the things we hope we'll come because of this case is that.
We can see convened a panel of experts people who understand.
What kind of learning intervention -- make a difference in districts that are high poverty and are struggling.
And with this health experts acting as an advisor we hope.
That we can -- vol performs in this case and that will be used in other districts to help other struggling areas we have we hope it'll have a wider.
Positive ramifications.
-- you know we hear so many times about the the teachers always say.
It you know the parents were not there babysitters you know the parents have to be involved and their children's education.
When you look at the case and you look at these children that are that are behind.
Do you assess you know it kind of in in civil law do you assess.
5015 to the schools in the parents is -- someway to deviate deviate between the two.
I think there's plenty of blame to go go around I mean this is not a pro or anti parent case it's not a pro or anti charter case it's not a pro or anti teacher case -- union case what.
We're trying to do is say we are here representing the children were record it representing 970.
Plus children.
And we need to look forward and we need to stop just planning -- fingers and instead focus on what kind of intervention.
Do we need to do now.
And what will make the greatest difference.
Well and you've got these kids that are that are fairly well along in the primary school system.
How far behind are they -- you said there -- 75% are behind in seventh grade reading.
Are they at six grade level fourth grade level were -- that.
Well there all over the place and part of the problem is that.
When kids are reading at grade level they really need further testing to determine exactly how far behind they are but what we see.
It's that -- eleventh grade 90% are not reading proficiency.
And 100%.
Are not proficient in science or social studies so we know that if we don't intervene early.
It just has a tremendous impact.
And their ability not only to learn to read but much last to be.
Ready for college and we know from educators and social science data that it's really important to intervene early and -- -- even before kindergarten.
I commend you I'm glad I'm ledger you're trying -- -- -- you you working for the kids Terry -- a -- use -- Detroit thank you so much.
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A: Golden with a very slight orange tinge and very little cloudiness, low carbonation, a finger of off white slight sandy beach tinge, fades to a foam that lingers.
S: Floral, fruity, caramel, pine, hot red pepper, black licorice.
T: White grape fruit with lots of pith, pine, caramel, licorce, hot red pepper, follows nose really well. The alcohol is well hidden, with a little burning presence of it on the back of the tongue.
M: Medium thick body, somewhat bready and syrupy, but smooth finnish, little bitter grapefruit pith linger, little carbonation but enough to smooth it out.
O: A delicious representation of this style. Reminds me a lot of a double IPA, perhaps due to its weight in body and taste and alcohol, but its not quite there at a double. Would go well with spicy food, or enjoyed as I am on a hot day in Kunming China.
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12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass after dinner, served at 45F.
A - Flat golden-blonde pour leaves almost nothing up top, looks lethargic and watery honestly. Lots of snowy unfiltered goodness though.
S - Mostly floral, some caramel sugar, a little hop pineyness.
T -Sweet honey citrus backed up by some hop bitterness.
M - Not at all unpleasant but pretty unremarkable. It just one of those.
O - Dialed back in every respect from my experiences in IPAs, I think that is exactly against the grain of West Coast IPAs in general. Not a fan. Heres one for people who say "I love IPAS, just dont like the hoppy tasting ones". What?
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A - Orange pour with a tan foam head that retained. Some csrbonation is visibile. Sticky lacing runs down the glass.
S - Scents of tangerine and mango plus a floral blend of hops. There is a slight smell of pine cones.
T - A rather complex IPA with a clean taste. Done very traditional in the "west coast" style with strong notes of citrus fruits and a sharp bitterness that finishes much smoother than you'd think. Mellow hop resin and gentle grain notes.
M - Balance is noce on this. Easy finish and very drinkable. Tartness and bitter notes to do overwhelm the palate and transition nicely.
O - Really classic take on the style and hard ot go wrong with one. I paired this with a peppery griled steak and it enhanced the experience.
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More by socon67
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz bottle poured into a large mug. One of those beers that I've had many times, but never reviewed. The fact that I've had it many times says more about it than my review will.
Pours golden with an orange tinge, respectable pale head, clear, fair amount of carbonation. Smell is powerful, sweet and floral, smellable from arm's reach. Honey and citrus.
Taste is refreshing, not overpowering in any given direction. Some pine bitterness. More of the honeysuckle.
Mouthfeel is slightly dry, smooth. Overall, this is a quite good beer, which should only be turned down if there's an excellent option.
Serving type: bottle
05-18-2013 03:38:56 |
More by snaotheus
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured into snifter glass. It presented a light amber color with a quarter inch thick white head. Did not dissipate quickly. Moderate lacings around the glass.
Aroma: It smelled primarily pine and mango immediately after pouring. I covered the glass and just swirled lightly. The smell of pine greatly amplified! Also some notes of pineapple.
Taste: Tangy at first, I tasted pine, citrus, orange rind, and some subtle spiciness. It started out sweet and finished with some bitterness. This beer was not overpowering and is very easy drinking. While the beer start to reach room temperature (I can't drink a bomber that fast) it became a bit more mellow and maybe tad bit lighter on the flavor. Best to drink chilled.
Overall a great beer. I think I had my expectations a little too high considering the ratings it received on BA. However I'm glad to try this. Each IPA is often different in its own way, just like this one is different. This is worth trying BUT if it's not distributed to your state, there are plenty of other IPA's just as good if not better. If you do have one, pop open the bottle, relax, and enjoy!
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2013 02:53:50 |
More by Benish
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
22 ounce bomber
A bit lighter than I expected and clearer than I thought it would be. Apricot colored pour with a smallish head. Still enough goodness that light doesn't shine right through, but lacking in head. Slight, thin lace.
Very pleasant West Coast smell. Lots of citrus, peach and pineapple, and a bit of pine. Fairly classic for the style.
Taste follows the lead of the smell with peach, pineapple and pine having a party. A biscuit backdrop.
A quick shot of sweet followed by acidic citrus and bitter hops. Medium bodied, the fairly moderate alcohol is muted by everything else going on. A bitter, citric, oily finish.
I'm really happy with this. We don't get Bear Republic anywhere near home and this didn't disappoint my excitement. An easy drinker for the style, good taste and nice alcohol. A very solid American IPA.
Serving type: bottle
05-15-2013 03:16:34 |
More by RickS95
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
22 oz bomber pours a hazed gold color with a stubborn white head that sticks around for a long while and leaves sheets of lace. I cant believe I have not reviewed this one before.
Nose is piney hops and bready, crackery malt. More of an 'old school' hop aroma than the newer, tropical IPAs. Still smells like a beer that can stand the test of time.
Ohhh, yea...thats nice. This beer never fails to impress. Soft malts are so understated and just honeyed graham cracker deliciousness. Hops have a modest bitterness but plenty of leafy-pine hoppiness. BR did this one up right when they designed this recipe. Solid IPA that is drinkable by the gallon.
Serving type: bottle
05-10-2013 02:14:45 |
More by twiggamortis420
look: 5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
This one has eluded me for a long time, mainly because I couldn't find a fresh bottle. Finally got one last week, looking forward to finally trying this one. Pours almost a completely opaque, bright amber and light copper color. Big eggshell head builds up nice and foamy-like, leaving lots of chunky lace on the glass nearly all the way down. Awesome looking IPA.
The nose is quiet at first, but I believe I served this one to myself a little too cold. Once it warmed up, the aroma came out strong; big-time citric hops immediately send your senses into a frenzy. Plentiful grapefruit and dense orange peel, thick layers of pine needles, with a light perfume-like characteristic that lingers about. The citrus is sweet, mildly bitter, and potent; the hops are humongous in character - sticky, oily, and brash... this is one goddamn wet and hoppy IPA. Not quite reaching "dank" status, but the piney hops have a largely resinous aroma.
Malt? Not too much. It's certainly underplayed on the nose, but that's to be expected. I take one sip and I'm strapped in for the hop-coaster. Big, wet, pine-encrusted hops glide across my palate and smack my taste buds - powerful and bitter without being too harsh or abrasive. Large, white-pepper sprinkled grapefruit peels and other various citrus rinds coat every corner of my mouth. Couple that with the thick and dense resins and hop oils, you've got yourself a sticky-delicious IPA.
Lots of pine in the finish with a nudge of bitterness that grazes the palate without completely raping it. It's actually quite mellow, really, and becomes even more mellow with time. Warming also brings out a large floral and perfume character that wasn't as evident before. Just like with many other IPAs, the malts coming in much more handy in the flavor than the aroma - biscuity and bready, the malts here perform a very nice balancing act with the aggressive hop profile, something I love to see. Fresh aftertaste with pines, oils, bread, and orange peels. The mouth feel is slick, clean, snappy, and lively; medium bodied with plenty of carbonation.
Wow, I can't believe this stuff went under my nose for such a long time, it really is a delicious IPA. Very good perception of extreme hoppiness while maintaining a great balance with the malt that keeps this beer drinkable as all hell. Goes down like a champ - and it helps that the 7% ABV goes primarily unnoticed. Delicious stuff, no joke.
Serving type: bottle
05-03-2013 16:11:58 |
More by tectactoe
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
a- a cloudy, orange golden brown. nice head with a lovely trail of lace
s- citrus and pine. vanilla and caramel. hint of clove
t-hop bomber! starts off with the grapefruit and lime, pine. Heads for the sweet flavors of vanilla and caramel and finishes off with a nicey bready malt backbone.
m- medium feel. refreshing and crisp.
o- the hops have risen!! hallelujah! seriously fantastic IPA, inspiring and a "I'll be back for another" type of beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-01-2013 02:11:07 |
More by Schoonerorlater
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Poured from bottle into a snifter glass
Appearance – The beer pours a medium golden amber color with a mall white head. The head has a decent level of retention, fading over time to leave a nice level of lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma of the brew is good with a nice mix of caramel malt and some lighter sweet fruit aromas. Mixed with these are some smells of a resinous pine and citrus hop giving it a west coast IPA nose.
Taste – The taste begins with flavors of some tropical fruits mixed with a caramel malt and bready backbone. As the flavors advance, the tongue is initially meet with some flavors of a grapefruit hop nature. These hit fairly strong and abruptly giving a hopped citrusy taste to the brew even with the sweeter fruit and malty flavors. With the advent of a sudden resinous pine hop taste and a bit of earthy hop also coming to the tongue later in the taste, when all is said and done a bitter hopped up flavor is left to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel- The body of the beer is smooth and creamy with a carbonation level that is on the higher side. The medium body baths the tongue in all the hop and malt flavors really allowing them to be sensed by the taste buds. The carbonation level being slightly high adds a good exciting tingling feel to counterbalance some of the bitter that the hop leaves, making for a rather enjoyable feel overall.
Overall – This was a nice smooth but yet still well hoped brew. A good go to.
Serving type: bottle
04-28-2013 06:06:07 |
More by Darkmagus82
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a bottle into a Chimay goblet. Nice carmel-gold color, thin band of bubbles just around the rim, and visible yeast suspension in the body. Looks slightly syrupy and not a lot of effervescence. Thin film of very fine bubbles floating in the middle of the glass. Pretty color and love to see that sediment in there.
Nose has a cidery-apple aroma. Also peaches and apricot. Smell some sweetness as well as the hops, but I get more fruit. Flavor is very forward, malty, hoppy, nice bracing from the alcohol, and a clean finish. Mouthfeel is nice, syrupy, big but focused. Nice!
Overall, this beer is friggin' killer. Nice and balanced but a nice edge from the hops. Well done.
Serving type: bottle
04-27-2013 01:37:11 |
More by BeerWizard
New York
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Pours a nice translucent light gold with one full finger of pure white head. The foam settles quickly, leaving a ring of bubbles along the edges of the glass. Good lacing as it drinks.
S: The nose is pine with a good malty backbone. Nothing too crazy going on here. It's a bit sweet but has tons of pine scents.
T: It starts out light and refreshing with a great balance of sweet and bitter. It's pretty one dimensional from start to finish. Just a well balanced IPA. In the finish, the sweetness fades and the hoppy bitters take hold of the palate. Solid.
M: Medium bodied beer. It's a well balanced, well carbonated beer that hits the palate, settles, and moves off nicely. Nothing too sticky or coating about it. Nice piney hops remain after the beer is gone.
O: Good beer. Like I have said many times before, it's well balanced. The hops aren't over the top, the malt doesn't make it too sweet. It's just right. This would be a good entry point into the IPA style. Well done.
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2013 19:44:25 |
More by trxxpaxxs
United Kingdom (Scotland)
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Uto Beer, Borough Market, London (355ml, £2.80):
Clear, golden amber colour with foamy white head stopping just under a centimetre tall and holds well.
Light with some nice floral notes and some light citrus hops coming through. There is some light malts and hint of caramel but from the most part the beer smells quite fresh and light with lemongrass right at the finish.
Pine hops and citrus with only a slight bit of bitterness that is nowhere near the amount I was expecting but makes the beer very easy to drink. There is some caramel malts, a touch of sweetness and the lemongrass that featured towards the end of the smell. There is some orange and a moderate bitter finish.
Light medium beer with a light mouthfeel and smooth, citrus infused sip and nice bitterness levels without being overdone. Carbonation is mild to medium with no evidence of alcohol showing.
Great but not quite what I had imagined it to be but not one that disappointed anyway. Very easy to drink with lighter bitterness levels than anticipated but the taste was great and the 7% abv. didn't show at all. The aroma was a little weak but nothing that spoiled the beer.
Serving type: bottle
04-23-2013 10:54:55 |
More by flyingpig
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Bear Republic Brewing Co. - Racer 5 India Pale Ale
Look - Pours hazy (semi-filtered) golden amber with a decent fizzy head. Good lacing.
Smell - Sweet caramel malts with resin and citrus hops. Some spice as well. One dimensional here.
Taste - Quick spicy malt introduction followed by a graceful blast of hops. Very smooth.
Mouthfeel - Easy on the palate and quite drinkable. Slightly boozy but otherwise decent.
Overall - Solid IPA, good balance, smooth and west coast style. If I had to knock it I would say it not unique at all Green Flash makes one that gives this one a run for its money.
Serving type: bottle
04-10-2013 22:35:03 |
More by JMScowcroft
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Clear golden amber in the glass with a bone white head leaving some pretty nice lacing.
The aroma is floral hoppy and very fresh with a bit of lemony citrus and background of resin.
The flavor is upfront hoppy but not overly bitter. There is enough malt to keep things in check leaving a pleasant bitterness on the finish which is on the dry side. Hops are equal parts resin and grapefruity citrus with a bit of orange thrown in.
Overall this is a very nice and immensely likeable West coast hop delight, crisp and very drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2013 22:36:20 |
More by BlackBearForge
United Kingdom (England)
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottle: poured four times into my toothbrush holder plastic tumbler (hotel room in San Fran) on 4 Feb 2013.
Pale amber body with an off-white head.
Hoppy, bitter and dry tasting: I'd had it in a sink full of ice while we went out and I thought it got better as it warmed, when cold it had little to no bite from its hoppiness, once a bit warmer the hops really asserted themselves and they came alive.
I'm not a huge 'hop monster' but I thought this was very drinkable in deed.
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2013 13:21:03 |
More by BlackHaddock
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
S: bottle from mix & match, not refridgerated, poured into New Belgium globe and allowed to warm.
S: light piney, typical West Coast hop profile. Not strong on aroma. Stale crackers, musty grass.
A: bright gold, slightly hazy. Soapy, large bubbles drop from two finger head to just a layer. No lace, no legs.
T: again, not much going on. Some pine, citrus, orange pith bitterness. Malt is flat. Finishes slightly bitter.
M: thin body, no alcohol warmth, slick finish but bitterness coats mouth. Feel a trace of acid on teeth.
O: disappointed. Thinking this one hung out on a shelf for too long. May try again but not rushing to do so.
Serving type: bottle
04-08-2013 19:19:51 |
More by JRdaSconnie
rDev 0%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Racer 5 IPA offers a reasonably good nose, with just a faint whiff of trpoical fruit, and pours relatively clean with a small white head that doesn't hang out too long. The flavors are also clean and enjoyable offering your palate a moderate amount of hop goodness,but despite the the hype of the mix of hops utilized, the overall taste is one dimensional and not outstanding. Clean comes to mind, but not an overly bitter aftertaste that one gets from a lip smacking tropical fruit bomb. My expectations are high for a $14 six pack, and Racer 5 is just another West coast IPA letdown with exceptional ratings: far too bland and not enough lingering bitterness.
For an extra few bucks, the slightly sharper tasting Ballast Point Scuplin IPA comes closer to that degree of excellence so hard to find in the six pack format. On the other hand, for a few dollars less,Lagunitas Sucks offers alot more bang for the buck and a more interesting flavor.
The West Coast continues shipping a staggering array of brand names and styles to the farthest reaches of the East Coast, and most meet the level of mediocre or slightly better.
Not sure why these Bear Republic offerings are getting such excellent ratings for a relatively run of the mill IPA from the West Coast. You may want to try the bomber before shelling out for another pricey six pack.
Final Note: it may help selling the initial six pack by writing on the Racer 5 label "bigger is better" in terms of hoppiness, but they don't back that claim up especially when comparing it to other IPAs in the price range. They are blowing their horn about awards this beer won 4 years ago: lots of great brands have surfaced since that time.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2013 04:56:06 |
More by Hendry
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
7% ABV confirmed. Bottled 03/21/13. 12 fl oz brown glass bottle with standard branded silver pressure cap served into a conical Samuel Smith's pint glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Feliz, Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live. Expectations are high; I've had some great beers from this brewery before, and this has a great reputation - plus it's fresh.
Served cold, straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: Pours a two finger vibrant beige colour head of nice cream, nice thickness, and good (~5 minute) retention for the fairly high ABV. Body colour is a vibrant clear translucent pale copper. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. About what I'd expect from a good beer in the style, though the colour could be fuller and more vibrant. Light even lacing as the head recedes. Excited to try this. No overt flaws in the appearance.
Sm: Lovely varied floral hop notes. Hop oil. Nectary hops. Pale malts. Grassy character. Light pine. The oily hop character (Columbus) is dominant - just what I want from a good IPA. Well hopped and balanced. Pleasant, fresh, appealing. This is exactly what an IPA should smell like. A mild to moderate strength aroma. Very inviting. No yeast character or alcohol is detectable.
T: Great stuff. Oily hop notes mix well with lighter nectary hop notes and moderate floral hop character. The body is simple flavorful pale malts, lending it a refreshing taste. It lacks the citrusy gush I want it to have, but it's well constructed and damn well balanced across the board, with hardly any hop bitterness coming through at all. What little hop bitterness there is comes through just a bit on the climax and in the third act; it's not perfect balance but it's impressive. No yeast character comes through, nor does any alcohol. Lightly grassy, highlighting the pale malts. Love the hop choices here - especially columbus. I'd like to see what amarillo does to the flavour profile. Beautifully balanced, beautifully executed. A tasty IPA with good depth of flavour, complexity, and subtlety. This is how you brew an IPA.
Mf: Soft, smooth, oily, a bit nectary, and wet. Refreshing. Lightly crisp. Feels custom-tailored to the flavour profile. Perfect carbonation. Very well executed, evoking care and effort.
Dr: Damn drinkable. I'll definitely be getting more of this and will happily buy it by the six pack. If I bought beer I'd already tried on a regular basis, this would be right up there - or probably above - Lagunitas as my IPA mainstay. Up there with Sculpin in terms of quality and availability. Bravo, Bear Republic. I'm beating myself up over waiting so long to review it. This is how an IPA ought to be: balanced and flavorful, with subtlety and complexity. Very well done.
Serving type: bottle
04-05-2013 04:01:08 |
More by kojevergas
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
From a 355 ml bottle (with a code of some kind...I couldn't tell what it meant) into a globe glass.
A-This is a decent looking brew with a nice copper, orange golden color. There are some minor bubbles visible, but not much in the way of head; a thin white, slightly shiny head devolves quickly. A touch of lace is left behind.
S-The smell is a balanced mixture of buttery, toasted malts and fruity, lightly dank hops. The hops are sweet and orange flavored, but a little underwhelming. A slight hoppy oiliness comes out as the beer warms up to room temperature.
T-The taste, like the smell, is uh (read: uninspiring), balanced and there is more malt here than I would've expected. The hops are citrusy rather than pine-oily-dank, but there is a mild, peppery, spice in the finish. The flavors are a touch coarse.
M-The feel is creamy for the style with mild, fine carbonation and a medium body.
O-This brew hits the meh button for me. It wasn't unpleasant, but I expect an IPA with 7% ABV to provide a little more flavor firepower than this. Perhaps my bottle was old, but I felt like the hops had faded, almost into oblivion, and the result was a so-so brew that did not measure up to other examples of the style.
Serving type: bottle
03-30-2013 03:14:39 |
More by spoony
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
This beer is a perfect example of an IPA with a real beer taste/ Smooth as an IPA with a very Hoppy taste and great beer finish make this one of my top 5 favorite beers. Not only works as a compliment to food of many varieties, but works well all on its own as well. I am a big fan of local options, but this beer comes all the way from california and it is worth every mile it travels to get to my store in Pennsylvania Love it!
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2013 01:40:39 |
More by allentownpaguy
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
12 oz. bottle into a tulip.
A- Golden orange with a faintly off white one finger head. Loads of lacing.
S- Floral citrus with a light caramel background.
T- Sweet malt back bone, faint but there, carrying a strong hop flavor of citrus peel and some pine.
M- Medium body, slightly creamy with a bitter finish, however it doesn't linger or isn't drying.
O- VEry solid IPA. Really like the mouthfeel for this one.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2013 00:34:25 |
More by BWED
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Awesome tasting Beer! Smooth for an IPA. Great hop flavor. One of my top favorites, I'm very glad it's sold in Central Massachusetts. No after-taste, crisp finish, nice color, great with bar fare. Has a nice punch of Alchol %. Highly recommended to my family and friends.
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2013 19:36:44 |
More by BenderR
New York
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: in a pint, pale amber beer with a finger of off-white head; sparse lace scatterings.
S: hops - floral citric and herbal pine, some sweet pale maltiness
T: grapefruit and resin hops crispness and caramel-edged malt sweetness
M: medium weight, smooth and bitter-crisp
O: drinks like a double - hearty and sharp at the same time - well-balanced flavors, easy drinking...
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2013 17:16:24 |
More by Greywulfken
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
12 oz.
Pours a light, very slightly hazy honey gold, fine sudsy white head retains as a film.
Potent piney and grapefruit hops in the nose, perhaps a hint of honey and citrus as well.
Balanced body between bready caramel malts and fruity hops with a bitter bite in the aftertaste.
Medium to full body with a mild tingle of carbonation on the roof of the mouth.
A smooth, highly drinkable ale, good IPA character but it strikes me as also having the potential to be enjoyable to someone who otherwise doesn't care too much for hoppy beers. It's got a great flavor balance in that regard. A top tier beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-24-2013 18:57:24 |
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MyEclipse: Java source error not marked with red block on right
- Feb 06, 2012 - 08:33 PM
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Java source error not marked with red block on right
When a java source line is in error a red X box appears in the left margin next to the line number. The phrase in error is underlined. No red box appears on the right which is what I am use to seeing in Eclipse. How can I get myEclipse to put in the red box. Yellow boxes don't show up either.
Thank you.
- Feb 07, 2012 - 04:40 AM
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Zscipio ,
Sorry that you are seeing this issue. I could not replicate the issue at my end.
Can you answer some more questions for us ?
1) Can you share the Build ID from Help > About MyEclipse Enterprise Edition > Build ID ?
2) Can you please attach a screenshot of the issue to help us get a visual ? Here is an FAQ on how to upload attachments to forums :
- Feb 08, 2012 - 12:30 AM
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The Build ID is in the 3rd attachment is Build-ID.
The second attachment is where the D in attachment was lower-cased. The red box is near the bottom of the right column but the red box is not next to the line with the D changed.
The first attachment is next to where the red box is but there is no error on a line.
Thanks for your help.
- Feb 08, 2012 - 05:08 AM
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Zscipio ,
Thank you for the details.
If the java file is relatively large , you will not see the red box on the right aligned to the line of the error. If you click on it, it will take you to the error. This is how it works with Eclipse 3.7 , which is the base version for MyEclipse 10.
Attached is the screenshot taken from Eclipse 3.7 for your reference.
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>> what's wrong with 500k job submissions? to me, the existence of "array >> jobs" >> is an admission that the job/queueing system is inefficient. > > When I compare this e.g. to C: > > - a loop like: > > for (i=1;i<=100000;i++) > printf("Hello from run %d.\n", i); > > - and you can guess: 100,000 times: > > printf("Hello from run %d.\n", i++); > > > While the execution time is nearly the same, compilation of the first one is > faster by far. this implies that the compiler's lexer sucks, which is as close to my point this strained analogy can get. > that it can't compile sequential code very well and generates a big > executable? big executables are fine (this one would be a whole 2 MB!). > The compiler must read the source, and SGE has to read the job > requirements for every job again and again and store it. if SGE has to keep re-reading user files, this suggests to me that its design is poor. it's obvious to me that a scheduler should be based on a production-quality DB, for instance, and should clearly give some thought to performance when there are many runnable jobs. > (PS: not to mention, that a for-loop/array-job is easier to handle for the > user) is it? an array job, in my experience at least, is just syntactic sugar for submission. all the internals of job scheduling still have to operate, though as you point out, the scheduler may take advantage of the fact that each sub-job has identical resource requirements. it still needs to dispatch each sub-job separately, each SJ may fail in unique ways, etc. in the end, the submission and resource-matching code of the scheduler has gotten a break, but everything else works just as hard. consider, for instance, that flat naming schemes are conceptually simpler, but array jobs break that. remember that the user still has to write some sort of script to evaluate whether each SJ worked, and recover from the failures.
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AGCO announces four finalists for Operator of the Year
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Four professional applicators have been selected by AGCO Application Equipment as finalists for the 2012 Operator of the Year, a program that recognizes the industry's top custom applicators in North America and the dedication they demonstrate both on and off the field.
The finalists have been invited to attend the 2012 Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) Conference and Expo Nov. 27-29 in San Diego as honorary guests of AGCO. During the conference, one of these professionals will be named the 2012 Operator of the Year and awarded a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
"Over the past seven years, we've received hundreds of remarkable nominations," said Mark Sharitz, AGCO Application Equipment director of marketing. "This year's competition is no different. The impressive pool of nominees made it especially challenging to narrow down the field, but we're proud to have these four gentlemen as this year's finalists. Each exemplifies the hard work, dedication, leadership and outstanding customer service this award recognizes."
This year's finalists are:
click image to zoomCarl Peteren Carl Petersen, Crop Production Services, Pipestone, Minn.—Customer satisfaction is what Petersen has been delivering for the past six years. He was nominated by Ryan Ridl, location manager for Crop Production Services, who said Petersen treats every field as if it were his own. "Known for always giving 100 percent, Carl goes out of his way to make sure the machines are ready for the field and the customer is completely satisfied," Ridl said.
When he learned he was a finalist, Petersen said he was pretty shocked. "I feel honored because I take pride in my work and just try to do the best I can for our farmers to fill their needs."
click image to zoomGlen Slabaugh Glen Slabaugh, Clunette Elevator Company, Inc., Leesburg, Ind.—Slabaugh marked a milestone this fall by surpassing one million acres applied during his 37-year career. He was nominated by Jared Haughee, Clunette Elevator Company certified crop adviser, who said: "With his positive attitude and willingness to take on any job, Glen has earned a high level of respect from customers and other applicators alike."
Slabaugh said he was honored by the recognition. "It's a pretty big industry with a lot of good people, so I feel really good about it," he said. "I'm glad to see this program recognize the applicators who are out there doing this work."


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Activities under the Espoo EIA Convention and its Protocol on SEA
(period between 4th and 5th Meetings of the Parties, 2008-2011)
See also the previous activities relating to capacity development for the Protocol:
- SEA capacity-building needs analysis in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia, 2004-2008
- Production of a capacity-development manual, and provision of training, to support implementation of the Protocol, 2004-2008
- Promoting ratification and application of the Protocol, 2008-2011
Sub-activity | Results |
Maintenance of the Resource Manual | On-going |
Elaboration of compact and simplified version of the Resource Manual | See Simplified Resource Manual in English, French and Russian. |
Preparation of two-page informal pamphlets on key issues in SEA practice | On-going (being lead by IAIA) |
Workshops, including training, on the application of the Protocol for countries in the UNECE region and other Parties to the Protocol, in particular countries of South-Eastern and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia | Planned, lead country: organizing country (for training: Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation, and Ukraine), with support of experts from Austria and Slovenia, and from REC-CEE and WHO invited to share their experience |
Pilot SEAs in selected countries, in selected sectors | Planned: (a) Pilot project in the Republic of Moldova on 2012 (b) Pilot project in Armenia on 2012–2013 (c) Pilot project in Azerbaijan on 2012–2013 |
Preparation of a format for SEA notification | Planned, lead: secretariat with assistance of an editorial group comprising Austria and Germany (draft prepared by secretariat and circulated to editorial group on 21 November 2011 for comments by end of year) |
Development of legislation on SEA | Planned for 2013, lead country: Republic of Moldova |
Joint workshop on public participation in SEA in accordance with the Protocol and article 7 of the Aarhus Convention | See joint meeting held on 29-30 October 2012. |
Coordination with the Belgrade SEA Initiative | On-going. Donor support being sought. |


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The video-store chain that Larry W. Peterman owned in this valley of wide streets and ubiquitous churches carried the kind of rentals found anywhere in the country -- from Disney classics to films about the sexual adventures of nurses. Mr. Peterman built a thriving business until he was charged last year with selling obscene material and faced the prospect of bankruptcy and jail.
Just before the trial, Mr. Peterman's lawyer, Randy Spencer, came up with an idea while looking out the window of the courtroom at the Provo Marriott. He sent an investigator to the hotel to record all the sex films that a guest could obtain through the hotel's pay-per-view channels. He then obtained records on how much erotic fare people here were buying from their cable and satellite television providers.
As it turned out, people in Utah County, a place that often boasts of being the most conservative area in the nation, were disproportionately large consumers of the very videos that prosecutors had labeled obscene and illegal. And far more Utah County residents were getting their adult movies from the sky or cable than they were from the stores owned by Larry Peterman.


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For my REDUser family I love you too...
For my REDUser family I love you too...
agree...we have a responsibility to use our gifts and talents to help get the word out...how selfish would we be if we don't make ourselves available to those in need. There is immense satisfaction when you allow your passion to take over and pay becomes non significant...
A film I made with director Gerson Palomares (DREAM GAMBLERS) of Mexico via Canada has made it into Festival Du Cannes.
Tons of films are being shot on RED at NYU now. I would like to think I had something to do with that, strike that, I definitely had something to do with a lot of them. Lending gear, knowledge, and showing how workflow generally works has been the norm for the last little while at school. No time for partying, it's been homework, a Grant application completed, and now a scholarship and cinema gig at the school should they choose me.
Best of luck!
Did I know there was going to be blow-back from using RED and causing the seas to part at NYU Grad and Undergrad... Maybe... Did I expect a direct attack on my character and years of study by 2 ASC (Arri loyalists), not to the extent of what happened. One Producer even chimed in. What was said I wont repeat because it would embarras them, there are plenty of other things I could say, but I think it best not to say anything. The film that was shown, which I shot, looked great, I shot that with a tumor right next to my main artery leading up to my brain, still waiting for surgery and I am not making excuses because again, the film looks great...
They don't understand RED tech, some don't want to. Yet the whole business is changing because of RED... So as of now, today, I don't lend my gear out to anyone at NYU for free, at a discount, and sometimes at all.
A Producer should frankly critique Producers, which, I wasn't. Also, everything they commented on didn't make much sense... I am talking about 95% of their comments.
The music video I shot for TV Carpio, is on par with anything I have seen lately save maybe the amazing LMFAO stuff which is amazing.
RED hate at NYU, tons directed solely at my, I was accused of being defensive and I said, I am not, I just don't 100% agree with anything that was said in that room. Try shooting in direct sunlight in Palm Beach on an F3 or Arri SR2 and get the images I got.
Signed, very politely, with a giant shaking head by me... Paul Ellington -- shame on you for letting people get in your heads.
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I am proud of my second year film as well as the films for my peers at school. As I sit up and wade through the comments, trying to find some shred of truth, the only thing I can come up with is that there was an effort to take me a peg down which if that makes people in higher positions feel good so be it. I'm all for getting toughened up, but, this was more like a ( insert the worst possible beating story here ) in order to have some reason for not acknowledging the amount of work I have put into my craft. If this is because they don't want me to be a student who helps in the cine department... My feeling is this, two fold, first is their loss because nobody works harder than me, and second, you meet the same people going both ways. No credit given for being on time, or I should say just enough was given but had I missed classes due to drunken nights well you better not be part anything and miss any time or homework - a lesson my father taught me long ago.
I am reverting to the old me, the me that took care of my mother when she was sued by my siblings, the person who's more driven than anyone on the planet when pissed. I just threw up a few nods I got from festivals from around the US in screenwriting because I like to do a little of that from time to time.
We have a meeting with the Chair on Thursday. For my part some of the comments I got from a particular instructor who woke up on the wrong side of the bed is just shameful. I worked my behind off, kept surgery for the tumor in my head away so I could finish the films on my slate and he said things I wont repeat on REDUser but I would gladly show the film "Between Sins" to anyone here, it's a great film.
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Readers submit favorite views of their hometown pride
Amanda Hamman | Columbus
The view I experienced of the downtown skyline while kayaking on the Scioto was just beautiful.
Stephen Kessler | Columbus
From the west bank of the Scioto River, as the sun plays against the skyline of Columbus, the beauty of the Columbus skyline reveals itself.
Joshua L. Smith | Columbus
North Bank Park has one of my favorite views of downtown Columbus. I love visiting this park during sunrise or sunset. I took this picture for a class panoramic project.
James Simcoe | Grove City
The Statehouse is a symbol of Columbus -- this photo is a reflection in the U.S. Blank building at Broad and High.
Andrea Hartley | Hilliard
The LeVeque Tower is my favorite building. This photo gives it the attention it deserves.
Ruby Danielle Woodfox | Columbus
Its nostalgic and representative of the progression of our city's skyline.
Cinda Coe | Columbus
I love seeing the city alive with the many festivals that are along the Scioto!
Bill Stalter | Westerville
This photo blends the new with the old. The new Main Street Bridge frames the Columbus skyline with the iconic LeVeque Tower in the far right overlooking the ever-changing downtown.
Joshua L Smith | Columbus
This was taken from the Rich Street bridge. I love this vew because it's a very clean vantage point of Columbus downtown -- an amazing sight to see at night!
Jessica M L Patty | Hilliard
I love being down by the Scioto River. The reflection of the buildings in the water give the city a majestic and timeless sophistication.
Mike Giuliani | Gahanna
Ohio Stadium is seen in the reflection of the Recreation & Physical Activity Center on The Ohio State University campus.
Cinda Coe | Columbus
This is the view that I savor each and everyday from my front windows! It's always in motion!
J.R. McCullough | Westerville
Here is a picture I took of the skyline just after sunset on Memorial Day weekend 2013. The air was calm and the sky was clear on this night, making for a wonderful shot of our fair city.
Aaron Ellsley | Gahanna
This is a view of the Columbus skyline taken in April of 2012. This shot was taken to capture the sun setting on downtown Columbus.
James Simcoe | Grove City
Franklin Park Conservatory: an iconic art and nature spot in Columbus.
MaryEllen Spence | Bexley
Downtown skyline from Riverfront Arts Festival.
Mary and Matt Wiecek | Pickerington
I chose this photograph of the WaterFire because it conveys how vibrant the city of Columbus has become, particularly at night. Columbus used to be a ghost town at night and now there are so many interesting activities!
Patrick Murphy
I try to ride the Olentangy Trail a couple times a week. When I am coming from south of downtown (heading north) I love this view.
James Simcoe | Grove City
The Christopher Columbus statue on the statehouse grounds --- not as well known as the statue at City Hall -- but nice subject.
Steve Jashinski | Blacklick
My selection is from the Scioto trail along the river. This picture shows the downtown skyline with some iconic buildings like the Huntington building with its distinctive H shape, and the LeVeque Tower.
Elaine and Alan Hairston | Worthington
This lovely picture of the Main Street bridge and Columbus skyline was taken by my husband when we were kayaking on the Scioto River several weeks ago.
Marty Huestis | Columbus
This is the southeast view from North Bank Tower, taking in both the city and the Scioto River. You can see the North Bank party house in the lower right hand corner.
Ann Everett | Columbus
This was taken from the Audubon Trail this summer. I especially like the view of the bridge with the skyline in the background.
Ellery Block | Westerville
This picture was taken from an upper floor of the Huntington Bank Building which provides a unique perspective of the LeVeque Tower.
Ellery Block | Westerville
A unique perspective of the Statehouse.
Carol F. Cunningham | Gahanna
It is a complete makeover of when I first moved to Columbus in 1962. It is a vibrant area for all forms of entertainment and also a quiet place to stroll or sit and swing. Can't wait for the new look after the dams are all removed.
Bill Mershon | Delaware
This photo is from Red White and Boom 2 years ago. This is one of my favorite events as it is always a time for family and friends to come together and celebrate with no regards to right or left.
Bill Mershon | Delaware
The decorations at Columbus Commons are a bit of a throwback for those of us who grew up going to visit the talking tree at Lazarus.
John Merrill | Columbus
The Downtown, especially the new Scioto Mile, has become a crown jewel of the city, and the new fountains seem to echo this feeling
Brian Baby | Sunbury
I have been working on a series of images of Columbus and this one exhibits the landmarks of Columbus.
Dave Phalen | Columbus
The Main Street Bridge is the iconic architecture in Columbus. I've been photographing it from the first days of its construction.
Sandra Leess | Dublin
This is my favorite view - the skyline. I was at an event at the Boathouse at Confluence Park. The sun was starting to set and I had a lovely view out the window that I was able to capture.
Jim Noe | Gahanna
Looking West from section 28C at Ohio Stadium.
Ann E. Riggs | Westerville
The skyline as seen from Summit Chase in Grandview.
Jeff Boehm | Worthington
This was taken during the Columbus Arts Festival. I like the details of the ribs on the Rich Street bridge.
Abby Valentine | Clintonville
This is my favorite view of Columbus because my grandparents have taken me to the Topiary Gardens since I was little. It's a beautiful, unique spot that sets our city apart from others.
Carol D. Gilbert | Columbus
A mirror image of the Statehouse reflected on the Huntington Bank Building, with the statue of President William McKinley in the foreground, portraying the power of state government and finance centered in Columbus.
Carol D. Gilbert | Columbus
A different view of the beautiful Columbus skyline with the graceful LeVeque Tower, a very modern glass building, and 8 E. Broad Street. Taken from the northeast corner of the Statehouse.
Mike Adamkosky | Columbus
I have lived in Columbus since 1953 which happens to be the year of my birth so I am old enough to remember when the LeVeque Tower was the tallest building in the city. In fact, few other buildings were even half as tall. To me, nothing else says Columbus like the LeVeque Tower.
Jennie Key | Columbus
This picture is my favorite view for two reasons. (1) The skyline. My absolute favorite. I see it in so many ways. (2) I am a clinical research nurse who helps take care of ovarian cancer patients and October is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month. This picture is the LeVeque Tower illuminated "TEAL" for that month.
Rick Odgers | Westerville
My favorite views of Columbus have always included the Statehouse. I have lived in Central Ohio all my life and visited Capitol Square many times before noticing, one morning in March 2010, the Great Seal of the State of Ohio carved in the limestone high above the Third Street entrance to the Annex.
Ryan Hamler | Upper Arlington
This is my favorite view of Columbus, kayaking on the Scioto River downtown.
Steven B. Heselden | Columbus
I like how the Downtown lights up off this bridge over the Scioto River near North Bank Park.
Steven B. Heselden | Columbus
This railroad bridge just south of North Bank Park is an icon of rail transportation in Columbus.
Steven B. Heselden | Columbus
I like how the skyline lights up in this North Bank Park area. The leading lines of the railing and reflections of the recent rain add to the photo.
Joshua L. Smith | Columbus
Franklin Park has always been one of my favorite places to visit in Columbus because of the wide range of activites and of course the Conservatory!
Joshua L. Smith | Columbus
I grew up near Franklin Park and it's always been one of my favorite places to visit in Columbus.
Andrea Hartley | Hilliard
From the deck of the Santa Maria.
Mike Giuliani | Gahanna
A view of downtown Columbus.
James Simcoe | Grove City
Springtime tulips and the iconic symbol of Columbus and the Leveque Tower.
Ellery Block | Westerville
The picture is of a Flying Scot sailboat at the Buckeye Regatta which is held by the Hoover Sailing Club at the Hoover Reservoir.
Carole Rhoades | Galena
This was a picture of one of the WaterFire concerts this past summer. It was a beautiful summer evening with a spectacular sky.
It's Columbus Day, when we celebrate the explorer — and, by extension, a certain big city named for him.
To mark the day, The Dispatch asked readers to submit favorite views of our hometown.
They sent close-ups and panoramas, day shots and night shots, familiar scenes and unusual angles.
Here we present a sampling of what appeals to people about Columbus.


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This is a free character name generator developed by Colin Chapman for the Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea RPG. Whether your character is Common, Amazononian, Atlantean, Esquimaux, Hyperborean, Ixian, Keltic, Kimmerian, Kimmeri-Keltic, Pictish, Pictish Half-Blood, or Viking, this document contains a campaign-specific name generator for your PC or NP... [click here for more]
ASTONISHING SWORDSMEN & SORCERERS of HYPERBOREA™ is sword-and-sorcery role-playing at its pinnacle. Play an Amazon fighter, Atlantean magician, Esquimaux shaman, Hyperborean warlock, Ixian necromancer, Keltic barbarian, Kimmerian cataphract, Pictish thief, Viking berserker, or one of many other possibilities.
The heroes of a HYPERBOREA campaign delve the m... [click here for more]
Back Streets RPG takes place in the dark and dirty parts of the city.
Players take on classic roles like police officers, mafia members or reporters.
The game contains a complete system of rules and a short introduction scenario.
Back Streets Tangle takes place in the dark and dirty parts of the city.
Back Streets Tangle includes an expanded version of Back Streets (with a complete system of rules and an intro scenario) and new rules for character development and a new scenario (in a non-railing mind-map-based fish-tank-style... [click here for more]
This book provides wisdom and advice on running Basic Roleplaying games. There are five main sections: the first discusses the duties of the gamemaster in devising and presenting roleplaying adventures. The second covers scenario-construction aids for the gamemaster including encounter tables, languages, treasures, and da... [click here for more]
Updated for 3.5! Introducing the Stingy Gamer Edition of the best in d20 System anime role-playing, BESM d20! A complete game for under $10! BESM d20 is inspired by the dynamic settings and stories found in a wide range of anime shows, allowing players to create characters from any genre or sub-genre. Comedy or horror, fantasy or science-fiction, mecha action or passionate rom... [click here for more]
Get more familiar with familiars . . . . A familiar is an integral part of a wizard's or a sorcerer's capabilities. They grant numerous powers and abilities that afford the arcane spellcaster significant advantages. Considering the potential importance familiars can have in a campaign, the rules on familiars in the Player's Handbook and the DMG are surprisingly sparse, fractu... [click here for more]
Beyond the Core: The Worlds of Frontier Zone Five is a Spacemaster 2nd Edition adventure module.
In the power hungry and paranoid world of Space Master, no region breeds as much avarice and distrust as the Frontier. Here, beyond the reaches of the Core Provinces, resources are still "up for grabs." It is no surprise that the Emperor keeps a close eye on Frontier events,... [click here for more]