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Thank you for sharing your hearty story.
My mom passed away last year ater fighting her cancer. I suppose we all sit in same boats or safari's and find everybody in this world has a story to tell. A loving, happy and successful 2012 to you and your Zoo. Looking forward visiting one day!
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I went to see this movie today (1-1-2012) with my kids ages 11 & 8 and my parents. It was wonderful, heartwarming, sweet story and we all LOVED it so much, thanks for sharing what family is truly all about. Well done!!
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Wow I Watched the Movie tonight. It is soo inspiring for what lies ahead in my future. Lol It may not involve zoo animals but helping people and their animals for sure. Hope to maybe get the parents to come and visit!!!
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My daughter and I just came from the movie depicting the story of your family. What a lovely film. The stages of grief, hope and belief that you have angels as well as daring to dream. Touching. Inspiring. Hopeful. The animals were very fortunate you needed them as much as they needed you.
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In today's Internet age, this kind of rumor is easy to start and even easier to catch on like wildfire. I mean, how many times has Twitter killed Morgan Freeman or Owen Wilson now? It's got to be at least five times each. Watt should be proud that his star shines brightly to even be considered the target of such a rumor — it's not just anybody that the Twitter rumor mill sets its gaze upon.
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"order is processing" ...holy cow, did i actually get one for the first time in 3 years!?!?!??!
Meh, my last few haven't had much good, besides a flying saucer that just falls slowly.
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I've gotten two blank orderconfirmation.aspx pages. ARGGGHHHH!
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I need to go punch something now. That was just frustratingly bad...
Sitting on the order processing page. Not sure why I'm subjecting myself to yet another letdown, but I'm too addicted to pass it up :P
jaymanmsu wrote:You know, I've got the order form up and can easily get one, but the last few have royally sucked for me. Gonna pass. /See, I can quit anytime I like
Same. :/
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Got my Bag of Cuuuuuute! - took a bit, but confirmation e-mail came thru okay.
i clicked the "this info is correct button" 4 different times and keep getting server errors
Will it be three Barrels of Crud in a row? Didn't happen this time. Kinda happy about it too since the crap wasn't that crappy last time.
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Got the page to buy it. Clicked that all info was correct. Got the stupid blank white page - just like last time I tried. Total totally insaney.
Got a confirmation email...woot!
Got as far as the payment screen twice, then it went blank after I clicked through. I guess now I just patiently wait and hope one of them went through...
so close.... clicked confirm and got an error... and now just white screen. the people in my office probably thought I was nuts, scrambling for my security number on my credit card...
craptastic, i got in! gl to everyone!
Third in a row! Thanks Woot!!!!
Yea seeing how crappy this wootoff has been I don't want to spend the 8 dollars simply because I don't trust this company the way I used to.
I have hit the stupid gold button 7 times and the page times out... Wakko Talks Faboo!
I didn't think I had gotten past the Stupidly Large Button (of doom, dun dun dunnnn), however, I just received two blessed emails: one from PayPal and one from Woot! HUZZAH!!
seahokedrama wrote:horrible time to forget my password!
same here! i would've got it 2 minutes sooner if i entered the right one first! :[ processing, lets hope for the best!
got all the way to order confirmation and then bombarded with 503's sad panda but wait... there's more! So I thought I didn't get through but guess what email popped in to my inbox about 5 minutes later? Yuuuup! One for penis enlargment!Then order confirmation for my Bag of Cuuuuuute!! oh yeah! best of both worlds!!!
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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Texas Tech is back in a bowl game, a year after it ended a streak of 11-straight postseason appearances.
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The phrase "blank slate" is often thrown around when it comes to custom craft. But rarely has it been applied more accurately than with the brief given to yacht designer Juan Kouyoumdjian, an Argentine who spends as much time thinking outside the box as in it.
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The exploit does not affect version 10 of Internet Explorer, the upcoming version of the browser which was open for testing. It works on all Microsoft operating systems.
Microsoft recommended users block ActiveX.
"Set internet and local intranet security zone settings to 'high' to block ActiveX Controls and Active Scripting in these zones," Trustworthy Computing director Yunsun Wee said in a blog post.
"Configure Internet Explorer to prompt before running Active Scripting or to disable Active Scripting in the Internet and local intranet security zones."
These mitigations would prevent exploitation but could affect usability. Wee said trusted sites should be added to the IE Trusted Sites zone to minimise disruption.
The exploit was quickly added to Rapid 7's penetration testing framework Metasploit. Developers there worked with contributor Romang to understand the exploit.
The vulnerable version 9 of Internet Explorer was the dominant browser in Australia, according to StatCounter, with about a quarter of users running the software.
Metasploit developer Sinn3r posted screenshots of the exploit in action.
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The first knob lets you select one of six standard waveforms including square, sine, sawtooth, and echo, and provides another five positions for user-customized waveforms. Four discrete LFO Time Division knobs help you create complex tremolo patterns. You can also set the Time Division switches to skip a step, multiply a step by various values from 1 to 16, or generate random steps.
Along with Audio In and Out jacks, the back panel has an LFO Out jack for driving other devices, a Sync In jack to control the LFO rate with an external click track, and an Expression In jack, which lets you use an expression pedal, along with the depth/wave knob, to control the LFO rate.
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Guitarists who know their way around analog synths or know the basics of LFOs will definitely have a leg up programming this pedal. It's much more complex and capable than an amp tremolo channel or even a typical tremolo pedal, so you can anticipate a great deal of trial and error on the road to mastering the GK3. But it's capable of some amazing and unique sounds that range from the positively bizarre to otherworldly, yet totally musical and rhythmic guitar sounds.
Getting a handle on tremolo rates isn't all guesswork. Each TimeDivision knob has its own LED that indicates the speed or rate of thedivision in the sequence. Getting a straightforward tremolo setting isfairly easy: You select a sine wave and set each Time Division knob to1. The result is a traditional tremolo sound similar to a blackface Fendertremolo, but with more punch. Selecting a square wave and maxing thedepth knob creates an attack-heavy, chopping tremolo sound, whilethe reverse sawtooth summons psychedelically flavored reverse-guitareffects. And these are just a few of the nuggets that can be discoveredhiding in the circuits of this box.
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As a standard tremolo, the Goatkeeper is exceptional. But to use it exclusively for that purpose is like buying an iMac for its calculator. And while it took some experiments that really annoyed the neighbors and my cat, I started to grasp the Goatkeeper's mojo pretty quickly. My experience with synths shortened the learning curve somewhat.
The Goatkeeper can generate potent noise-rock effects suitable for experimental- and post-rock sounds. It's also very capable of broken and scary industrial guitar rhythms, so an avant-garde player could probably build an entire set around it. Indeed, the Goatkeeper may be overkill for the tremolo traditionalist, but for the adventurous player, a unique world of oscillation awaits.
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The Loyola Maroon Tlie Voioe of Loyola sinoe 1923 40 th. Anniversary Vol. XL Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, April 17, 1964 No. 19 Absentees Lose Seat On Countil Three Student Council members were automatically suspended from the Council because of absences, reported Dona Mac- Donald, Student Council recording, secretary, at the weekly meeting. Suspended were Mickey McGregor, junior reppresentative from A&S, Mike Rooney, junior representative from the dental school, and Ed Brown, president of the freshmen class. Ed Brown was reinstated by the Council at the same meeting. Brown had been suspended because he missed two consecutive Council meetings. AFTER hearing the two excuses Brown had submitted, the Council voted 16 to 3 to reinstate him. About one-third of the Council was absent, and if those absent miss next Tuesday's meeting, they will be liable to suspension also. Alpha Pi Oniicron, service fraternity, was given a franchise by the Student Council to operate the Fine Art Film Series next year. The Thirty Club, an honorary journalism club which had previously sponsored the series, no longer wants to have charge of the project. Representative Joe D'Avignon read a letter to the council in which APO requested the franchise. D'Avignon said that the Rev. 11. J. Yamauchi, 5..1. would act as consultant to APO in choosing movies to be shown. THE Very Reverend Andrew C. Smith, S.J., university president, has accepted an invitation for Loyola to compete on the television program College Bowl, October 18. Lose Parking Lot; Cain Sports Field Because of the needs of the intramural program and ROTC the "sea of mud" in front of the Danna Student Center will be graded and grassed, not paved for parking. According to the Rev. William J. Junkin, S.J, dean of students, the area would have accommodated an estimated 75 car*. "There are other considerations," said the Very Rev. Andrew C. Smith. S.J., university president, "Wβ don't have enoujrh space to make the spot a vast parking lot. If we tried to supply every student with a parking space we would have to increase our real estate holdings. PARKING is a (food tiling but it is not the primary consideration when you have a limited amount of space. It is not practical. We are not encouraging wholesale parking other than the roads and areas we have now." Explaining, the advantages of grassing. Father Smith said, "We want some grass to be visible and some provision to be made for the intramural program. It will be used also for a drill field." Recently Father Smith appointed a four man committee to consider what would be Re-vote Necessary By JIM MANIACI Crooner... Stoney Carlisle sings at informal opening of Danna center. Presidency Vote Invalid Students will vote again Monday and Tuesday for Student Council president because the total votes of dental school and pharmacy college were thrown out by the Council's Election committee Wednesday night. They will choose between Tom Satory, A&S2 and Neil Heusel, BA3. The comimttee ruled three to one with one abstention that the ballots of the two schools were invalid. THE COMMITTEE'S decision backed Satory's claim that it was illegal to pass out ballots in class in some schools, and not in others. A&S and evening division were told by Ray CouvilUon, elections chairman, that they couldn't do this according to the code. The committee also felt that it was "an injustice" to the student body to allow some schools to vote in class, and not allow the rest to do so. Steve Fennell, dental school president, claims he passed out ballots in class, and after he passed out the ballots students began asking him questions as wlui he thought would be a better candidate, and who he supported. He said that, because none of the candidates had actively campaigned in the school, the students had no adequate information on them. He told thorn he supported Heusel. FENNELL also said that he had no written direction! on how to conduct the elections, and because it was more convenient to pass out ballots in class, than have a polling place, lie passed them out. Satory, in his committee presentation said he had two basic objections—the legality of what happened in the two schools, and the justice of what happened. IN AN INTERVIEW he said he doesn't believe Fennell acted with malicious intent, and "I think he was acting in his best judgment that the best thing to be dono was to insure a large turnout, and as their pharmacy representative, since they were uninformed, ho felt he should give his opinion." Heusel, interviewed, said, "This committee is, in effect, choosing the president over the wishes of 1500 students by denying the students of dental school and pharmacy college their right to have their votes counted." Heusel also said that no eviilence, only "hearsay from Mr. Satory and myself" was admitted, and that "the persons charged with such allegedly illegal activity were not given a chance to defend themselves." Heusel appealed the committee's decision to the Judicial Court as The Maroon went to press. HEUSEL SATORY Dr. Annis Lectures Thursday Dr. Edward R. Annie, president of the American Medical Association, will be the guest speaker at the Conservative club lecture Thursday, April 23 at 8:15 p.m. in the fieldhouse. The topic of his speech is "Medical Care for the Ajred." Dr. Annis, chief of the General Surgery department at Mercy hospital in Miami, has won prominence as a debater and speaker on nationally televised programs such as "Your Doctor Reports." He received his BS degree from the Unitersity of Detroit and his doctorate from Marquette University School of Medicine. The AMA. which he heads, has a membership of approximately 189,000 doctors. Dr. Annis is a recipient of the Brotherhood Medal, which was awarded him in 1958 by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. He was also presented the first annual J.H. 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A felon with a long rap sheet and no valid drivers license was arrested Tuesday evening for the horrific Miami Gardens car wreck that killed an elderly woman and severely injured four others.
Police say Mark Derefakas plowed his car into a group of people waiting for a county bus at the corner of Northwest 199th Street and Northwest Second Avenue.
The Oct. 23 afternoon crash killed 83-year-old Mary Smith. Doctors had to amputate the legs of Delia Tafur, 47. Wendy Vasquez, 44, suffered a broken pelvis, leg and hip.
Two underage victims also suffered critical injuries to their legs and head.
Derefaka was charged with one count of vehicular homicide, plus four counts of reckless driving with serious bodily injury. His license had been suspended four times, once for driving with a suspended license and three times for failing to pay traffic fines.
According to an arrest warrant, the horrific crash was captured on a red-light traffic camera. Cars were stopped at the intersection for a red light, and Derefaka made no attempt to slow down, the warrant said.
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ACLU's 'dotRights Campaign' Brings Digital Age Privacy Forum to Nashville Nov. 8
The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee will host a forum on Tuesday, November 8, at 6:30 p.m., at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film. exploring whether new government intrusion online is threatening Tennesseans' privacy and suppressing their free speech.
The program, which is free and open to the public, will include Allie Bohm, National ACLU Policy and Advocacy Strategist, whose expertise is in speech, privacy, and technology, and Jason Driskill, a local artist whose digital collages typically address the conflict between the body and the notion of faith. Driskill is also the Curator at the Renaissance Center in Dickson, Tennessee, and an instructor at Middle Tennessee State University and at Nashville State Community College. The session will be moderated by ACLU-TN board member Bruce Barry, a professor of management and professor of sociology at Vanderbilt University.
The discussion will focus on government access to online information, how to protect your privacy in the digital age, and a discussion of laws that impede free speech on the Internet.
One such law specific to Tennessee is the recently enacted "Offensive Images" law, Public Chapter 362, which makes it a crime to post any image online that causes "emotional distress" to any individual. The "offensive images" law was intended to curtail Internet harassment but provides no criteria for determining what is offensive or disturbing. The new law's overly broad and vague language leaves everyone with an online presence vulnerable to prosecution.
This event is part of ACLU-TN's larger "dotRights" campaign. The campaign is focused on updating and expanding privacy laws to include new developments in technology, so that the government has the same restrictions on access to Americans' private, personal information online as they do offline.
Nashville's "dotRights" forum will be held in Room 503 at Watkins, located at 2298 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard in MetroCenter. In addition to Nashville, events are taking place in Knoxville and Memphis, check online at www.aclu-tn.org/dotRights.html.
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Glass has a pretty good environmental reputation. The material is 100 percent recyclable and is used to make new glass.
While plastic gets plenty of grief for its environmental effects (um, see the large plastic creatures floating at sea), glass is often spared a tongue lashing.
But what about the production process? The EPA reports that the nation's second largest glass manufacturer, Saint-Gobain Containers, is facing a fine (again) for violating air pollution rules. Allegedly, the folks at Saint-Gobain's wine bottle manufacturing facility in Madera, California, have violated the federal Clean Air Act.
When opening last night's second bottle of Cab, you were likely more concerned about the probable hangover that would ensue from your decision-making, and not so much about the air pollution that resulted from making the container.
But an EPA press release explains that when glass is manufactured, air pollutants including nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and particulates are released. The particulates, made of acids, chemicals, metals and soil or dust particles, are, well, particularly disconcerting because those that are 10 micrometers or smaller can pass through the throat and nose and enter the lungs, where they can cause some damage.
The article says that in 2005, Saint-Gobain settled with the EPA for $929,000 following Clean Air Act violations and agreed to install $6 million of pollution controls and to complete a $1.2 million environmental project aimed at reducing emissions.
Maybe it's time to revisit the box?
Wine blogger Dr. Vino (aka Tyler Colman) suggested in his New York Times editorial that wine in a box makes sense environmentally and economically. His argument is to make wine packaging lighter in order to reduce the carbon footprint of transporting it.
He's written quite a bit about the improvements of boxed wines, such as the TetraPak, an efficiently packaged organic Malbec in a box.
But others have pointed out that while the individual components of such a box paper, plastic and aluminum are recyclable, they can be labor-intensive and expensive to separate.
Traditional boxed wines, which are composed of a plastic bag in a cardboard box, also offer the benefit of being lighter, and some makers say they require fewer materials to produce. But Treehugger says that while the box itself is recyclable, the heavy-duty plastic inside probably isn't.
That article suggests that the greenest option is probably what they do in France: bring your own plastic jug to a wine merchant and fill 'er up. Until this option is available Stateside, we'll just have to continue our bottle versus box taste tests.
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Without the plugin manager, we won't be able to control TheGrid plugins, and without OpenPStore we won't be able to communicate with the JFW DH update platform.
Everything was planned for the date of October 1st, but with those issues we will not be able to give an exact date (it could be just a week, or 2), we don't know, what we can guarantee is it will worth the wait, and once the JFW released, it will integrate an exploit (not right at release) that will allow you to play all future games (including 3.7x, etc), we will not release the method (this was always the mistake, release the methods) but this exploit is not keys related, as we don't need them anymore.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured into straight pint glass. Poured a clean, clear brown color, with just a bit of a reddish tint, and had 1/2 inch of light tan head that good retention and low-to-moderate lacing.
The aroma was all sweet malts, no real hop presence, sadly no bacon scent either. There was just a hint of a slight sour/funk smell though. On the tongue, The story was pretty similar, sweet malts, barely there hops, a complete lack of bacon:( , and that sour was just barely there. Maybe if I hadn't smelled, I wouldn't have even tasted it.
The body was good, though pretty typical for the style, medium-full, smooth, and even. Drinkability was good, the beer went quickly and easy enough. Overall, a pretty nice take on a basic brown ale, not special, but worth grabbing a single and giving it a test drive.
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a Dogfish Head pint glass. Pours a russet coppery amber with a two finger cream colored head that dissipates slowly, leaving lots of lacing. Aroma dominated by sweet bready malt, light nuts and a faint boiled vegetable component; hint of brown sugar. Flavor is muted toasted and bready malt, lightly nutty with a somewhat astringent bitterness that may or may not have been hops. Finishes with mild bitterness, dark bread and brown bready malt. Medium bodied. Hmm, different, but subdued and not very interesting. Flavors are pleasant enough, but not balanced or interesting. No bacon is evident. I finished the glass without regret, but his is a one-and-done. An uncommon beer indeed.
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look: 4.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
473ml can. I am not an adherent of the 'bacon makes everything better' camp. Bacon is just fine all by itself.
This beer pours a crystal clear, dark brassy amber hue, with three pudgy fingers of teeming, foamy, and yet still densely caked beige head, which leaves some random droopy cloud lace around the glass as it slowly sinks away.
It smells of toasted grainy malt, and a rather biscuity one at that, a dry oily nuttiness, wet ash, a musty, vegetal character, some faint fruit salad sweetness, and flat earthy hops. The taste is lightly roasted caramel malt, somewhat pithy, weedy grain, semi-sweet generic nut butter, a certain sense of umami, that could be meaty, but I'm not wholly convinced, with a very subtle fruity, leafy hoppiness. The 6.8% alcohol is deftly integrated, not a trace is overtly perceptible.
The carbonation is pretty laid-back, a wee bit frothy, and duly supportive, the body a decent medium weight, with a late-arriving metallic edge taking its pound of flesh out of the overall smoothness. It finishes off-dry, the nutty caramel malt reasserting itself, as the vegetal and fruity notes diminish without fading, amongst a softly lingering ashy bitterness.
Judged solely on its glass-borne merits, this is an agreeable brown ale - toasted biscuits, caramel, nuts, and a fairly reserved hoppiness. However, in terms of the proclaimed guest ingredients (and especially the one that made into the name), if their mention weren't so splattered all over the label, I wouldn't have noticed them in the beer. Wait, I didn't - ok, maybe the buckwheat, but that was tenuous at best.
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look: 2.25 | smell: 1.25 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.75 | overall: 1.5
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It's a light brown on amber with a near solid sheet of fine light tan foam. Brilliant clarity. Smells of some urine, a little tallow and some sweet malts. Really unappealing nose. Flavor is grain, bitter, some bread, some biscuit and toasted malts with a hint of coffee. No real bacon flavor. Medium on thin for the style with moderate carb. Really nothing I can find particularly appealing about this beer, poor execution.
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More by harrymel
British Columbia (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pretty decent brown ale that is full bodied and fairly hoppy but not really too bacony. I got a bit of smokiness on the finish but I wouldn't know about the bacon unless I read the can. The buckwheat is not too apparent as well but I applaud the alternative grain use. Fun beer that is a decent brown ale.
Serving type: can
01-03-2013 02:18:38 |
More by canucklehead
look: 4 | smell: 1.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2
Uncommon Brewers has jumped on the Baconmania trend with its bacon brown ale. They also take it a step further by adding buckwheat. I have a 16 ounce can to be consumed.On to the beer:
A good looking mulata. Maple wood brown with dark red hues and long lasting head of foam. And it is possible for a canned beer to be infected? My first greeting at the nose was an aroma like heated plastic, and it continues to dominate. I am able to get very subtle hints of that delicious pork belly and a berry note underneath, but the very low intensity isn't going to win me.
Some resemblance of a brown ale is tasted. Given what I smelled, this is a good thing. Note that I didn't say the taste of plastic was nill. Seems 50/50 brown ale/plastic. Little smoked meat is sensed. The body is medium full with a sweet aftertaste, which is a decent finish,but overall an underwhelming bacon brown ale with a plastic problem. Let's hope this isn't persistent in thier batches, otherwise we may as well rename this "Plastic Brown Ale".
Serving type: can
09-30-2012 07:16:05 |
More by DoubleJ
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
16 oz can, poured into glass.
the beer appears light brown in color, with some amber highlights. Basically no head. Aroma is slightly smokey. Same with the taste, perhaps a little salty. The bacon is there, but not overpowering. the normal rich malt flavor of a brown ale is subdued. thin to medium body, medium carbonation.
overall - an interesting beer, but one is enough to satisfy my curiousity.
Serving type: can
09-25-2012 16:08:02 |
More by jmdrpi
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
A - A huge frothy light tan head perches on a dark brown body with red hues. Sticky spot lacing.
S - Roasty, earthy and a bit stale. Cough medicine comes through.
T - Yeah, OK there is some charred bacon in there, but outdone by billows of smoke. Roasted coffee beans on the side. Slight bitterness.
M - Thin disappointing body, moderate carbonation.
O - I won't be reaching for this one again.
Serving type: can
09-25-2012 08:09:02 |
More by dansmcd
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Had on tap at BBC-Cedarville
Appearance: amber in color with minimal head, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: faint toasted malt and bacon
Taste: toasted malt, light bacon, and fall spices like allspice and perhaps cinnamon
Mouthfeel: medium body, moderate carbonation, sweet with slight bitterness at the end
Drinkability: An ok beer. I actually would like a bit more of the bacon smokiness it here. Semms very autumn seasonal. Not a bad beer, but one I will likely not get again.
Serving type: on-tap
09-07-2012 14:31:43 |
More by tigg924
look: 4 | smell: 1 | taste: 1 | feel: 1 | overall: 1
This beer pours a deep, clear brown with nice ruby tones under light. There's a one finger tan head and lasting lace. The aroma is a strange acidic, alcoholic smell with faint bacon and smoke undertones. The flavor is acidic and mild bitterness with a hint of bacon. It's mouthfeel is light. Uncommon Bacon Brown Ale is a nasty brew. Not recommended!
Serving type: can
08-27-2012 03:08:28 |
More by B967ierhunter177
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Love the idea of a big can especially one with bacon in it and it pours a hazy ruby brown with a fluffy white two finger head that settles to a massive island in the middle and clingy lacing here and there,the smell is a touch of smoked bacon,cherries,metallic malts and raisin toast,the mouthfeel is lightbodied and very carbonated has tastes of raisin toast,brown sugar,cherries,toffee and finished with a herbal bittersweetness and overall for a brew with this name and in a can i was hoping for way more but unfortnately it needs alot of work and am glad i only bought the one of cheers.
Serving type: can
07-30-2012 08:43:00 |
More by ADZA
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 1.5
Picked up a can of this at Julio's to compare it with Rogue's Voodoo Donut. Poured into my Duvel tulip tulip. Reviewed from notes.
A - This is the best part of the beer, the pour. Pours a nice dark clear mahogany hue with a one finger mocha off white head that fades to leave a light creamy blanket.
S - Light malty sweetness and slight metallicness. No bacon or smoke.
T - Wtf. Sweetness from malt and slight smokeyness. There is a slight meatiness, really sweet. This is just uhh, well, really, really bad.
O - Yeah, this was drain poured. It was really, really unpleasant. Just awful.
M - Nice carbonation, a bit sweet for me and slight metallic.
Serving type: can
07-12-2012 20:48:37 |
More by rudzud
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A-An aggressive pour births a huge mound of tan fluff. Head is semi-solid in texture and refuses to die down. Body is a murky brown color. Deep and pretty dark. Chunky lacing bits hang along the glass.
S-Yeasty and malty with just a slight tickle of salt. No actual bacon meat aroma. Mostly toasted and bready. It says its a Nut Brown Ale on the can. Where's the nuttiness?
T-Flavor is a bit astringent and medicinal. Still yeasty and grainy. The bacon flavor can only be even barely noticeable on the very back end of the flavor. Light smoke. Disappointing.
M-Light but still rather creamy. Carbonation is fairly soft. Alcohol becomes more of an issue as the beer quickly warms on a hotter day.
O/D-A gimmick beer that doesn't deliver the goods. Not only is there no serious bacon flavor, the beer's base is weak. Too medicinal and lacking those nice nutty and roasty flavors. Uncommon Brewers may have been blacklisted with me.
Serving type: can
07-04-2012 17:49:10 |
More by VelvetExtract
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Poured into a pint glass from the can, the ale had a murky brown appearance and produced a massive mocha colored head. The aroma was a bubbley beer scent that could come from any macrobrew. In other words, it was nothing special. Despite the fascinating name, the ale tasted like pretty much any brown ale except with extra carbonation. A push of sour flavor existed in the middle and continued through the aftertaste. There were some hints of saltiness in the initial if a drinker pays close attention. Despite the promise of the name, I could detect no hint of beautiful, wonderful bacon.
After being impressed with Siamese Twins by Uncommon Brewers, I was disappointed with this one.
Serving type: can
06-28-2012 02:14:06 |
More by JohnnyHopps
New Jersey
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
a reddish brown pour with tons of foamy tan head, excellent lacing. smells smokey, slight hint of chocolate, roasted nuts. taste has an initial bitterness (grassy) that immediately turns sweet (maple syrup/caramel) and finishes with a roasted/smoked flavor (dark chocolate, roasted nuts, coffee, smoked well done bacon). also has a bit of a metallic taste. light to medium body, moderate carbonation, a bit of a weird flavor combination causes for some fun on the palate.
overall this is an alright brown ale/rauchbier. the only other "bacon" beer i've had (aside from a batch of homebrew that turned vinegary) is rogue's and this is better, or at least more drinkable. i'm not sold on the bacon flavor, and for a brown ale - it isn't all that impressive. good for the one try, but at about $4 a can, this will be the only time i purchase this beer.
Serving type: can
06-21-2012 06:27:25 |
More by facundoCNB
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Poured from a 16oz can into a duvel glass.
A: pours a dark brown that is almost rubyish around the sides when held to the light.... About a finger of slightly khaki colored head. Leavs some spots of lacing.
S: no bacon.... Don't even really get anything suggesting bacon in the nose either. The toasted buckwheat is their lightly along with a slight nuttiness and earthyness in the nose.... The nose is not pungent or smoky, not a bad smelling beer though.
T: I clearly taste the toasted buckwheat. There is a blast of sweetness in there as well, I'm still not getting any bacon here, some nuttyness and grainy earthyness, along with a very bitter blast on the finish, which seems to throw off the end of this beer or me a bit.
M: medium bodied, dry, bitter, and grainy ... With high medium effervescent carbonation, which deffinatly seems a hit much for this brew.... A bitter lingerin after taste....
O: I'm really not a fan.... First off I expected more bacon flavor, considering its name.... Then after that I didn't find it to be a particularly pleasing brown ale either. Probably would have been more suitable if they left the bacon out of the brew completely here and just made the brown ale on its own.
Serving type: can
06-13-2012 23:39:09 |
More by PeterIngemi
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
16oz tallboy can bought somewhere localish as part of a 4-pack.
Poured into 2008 Pioneer Stein #42, formed a 2 1/2" tan head over the slightly cloudy reddish brown brew. Root beer float-style head lasts and lasts, with chunky lacing. Aroma is effervescent and soapy, no bacon or smoke like I had expected.
Taste starts with worty brown sweetness, which carries through to the lightly bitter close. No bacon or smoke here either. Mouthfeel is reasonably smooth, and drinkability is okay. Not a bad beer, but certainly doesn't live up to it's name and/or hype.
Serving type: can
06-12-2012 01:57:13 |
More by ppoitras
New Jersey
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Ale brewed with buckwheat and bacon.
A: Candy apple red through strong backlighting reveals a heavy sense of visible effervesce. A 2 finger porous foam structure is light tan in color with a good sense of retention while leaving clumpy thick patches of foam work on the vessel's sides. Great sticky foam head is a plus.
S: Weak aroma of bran, brown bread and dry multi-grain toast. Failed to pick up on any bacon indication or any nuttiness.
T: Spicy sweet honey brown malt, light peppercorns, dried cola with a yeasty starch touch. Toasty multi-grain bread and some strong nutty tones appear with a weird brown sugar coated sweetened bacon flavor. Nut toasted flavor, flour and some dry grains conclude things with a starchy finish.
M: frothy, again starchy and chalky.
O: Unusual combination, one that works better left to the imagination unfortunately. Sounds more intriguing then it actually is, which is a mundane run of the mill brown with a gimmicky marketing attachment. And due to contrary belief, bacon doesn't always make everything better. I like pizza too, when complimenting my beer, but not in it. Starchy, and not an easy one to consume nor finish even in a single serving can. Tastes better cold, when it warms it is starchy, dry and blah all the way to the finish. Avoid unless to satisfy your curiosity.
Serving type: can
05-16-2012 00:40:43 |
More by beerthulhu
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
This poured out as a decent looking brown ale, fairly nice looking color with a good head on top too. The smell of the beer was a bit on the hoppy side to me, I was expecting way more smoked aromas from this brew. The taste of the beer has a hint of smoked flavors but it's mostly over loaded with a bitterness that I couldn't understand why it was like that. The mouthfeel of the beer was heavily carbonated too and dry. Overall I was just not impressed with this beer at really. I'm not even a fan of some of the smokey beers but I felt that this one should have been a little stronger in that category.
Serving type: can
05-15-2012 03:16:46 |
More by Knapp85
New York
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A: The beer is very hazy brown in color. It poured with a finger and a half high off white head that gradually died down but consistently left a thin head covering the surface.
S: There are moderately strong aromas of earthy yeast and nutty malts in the nose.
T: Similar to the smell, the taste has flavors of brown and nutty malts, earthy yeast and a slight amount of bitterness. No bacon or smoky flavors are noticeable.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and very airy on the palate with a moderate to high amount of carbonation. There is also some chalky dryness in the finish.
O: The name of this beer seems deceptive—there's no bacon flavors and it is light and bubbly.
Serving type: can
05-06-2012 12:27:00 |
More by metter98
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Attractive amber brown in the glass with a nice cap of foam. Grainy and earthy, with plenty of bitterness. Plenty of malt. Quite sudsy in the mouth
I always like to try buckwheat in beers, but it's not an easy flavor to work with. This brew has that distinct gamey flavor that makes me first think of a slightly bacterial home brew. Aftertaste is rather bitter along with that peculiar grainy perfume. The faintest meaty flavor, but it seems like some kind of spice I can't quite place.
Really quite interesting and an alternative to the endless grapefruit peel IPAs if you like a little hoppy jolt. Poured from the tall can bought at the market and deli in Carmel.
Serving type: can
05-06-2012 04:39:13 |
More by mactrail
North Carolina
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
A: Pours a semi-opaque hazy brown in color with reddish hints when held up to the light. The beer has a three finger tall dark beige head that reduces to a thick film over the entire surface of the beer. Significant lacing is observed.
S: Not the strongest smelling beer but there is a definite underlying sweetness along with earthy yeasts. There is a definite nutty malts along with a slight metallic hint.
T: The taste follows the smell with a definite earthiness. I find there to be a slightly metallic element as well. There is slight sweetness upfront and an almost unpleasant lingering bitterness in the finish. Also I get a lot of nutty notes in the taste.
M: Light to medium bodied with heavy amounts of carbonation. This beer is very airy.
O: I was disappointed that there was really no flavor or aroma of bacon in this beer considering the name. I find this beer to be very average with a slightly unpleasant lingering bitterness that does not seem to go away. Not the easiest beer to drink and not one that I am sure that I would get again.
Serving type: can
05-05-2012 23:40:41 |
More by dbrauneis
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pour – fills the glass with a deep, dark, chestnut color. A very rich brown with a nice fluffy off-white head on top. Great looking pour coming out of the can.
Aroma – fairly sweet with a toasted brown bread and doughy aroma along with some slight hints of smokiness as well as dark fruits like red grapes, plums and ripe apples.
Taste – the first sip is a definite mix of flavors. Plenty of those fruit flavors come into play at first, its sweet and malty but in the end there is a lingering smokiness. This is a beer that you'll want to sip many times and let warm up to really allow for the flavors to come out. As my glass warms the flavor profile shifts and the smokiness of the bacon begins to manifest itself slowly and surely. Wow, is this good. Not over the top smokey which is key. You don't want to drink this too quick or too cold or you're liable to miss out on the main attraction.
Overall - I'm a big supporter of brewers doing what they want to do and Alec at Uncommon Brewers is a great example of this. His Bacon Brown Ale is an altogether unique and "uncommon" ale with an ingrediant that many of us never thought they'd find in their beer - but it works. The smokey undertones of bacon in this brown ale really work well and to the unassuming imbiber they might not even realize there is bacon in their beer - organic bacon at that! Cheers Alec! Keep on being uncommon!
Serving type: can
05-05-2012 17:32:03 |
More by indiapaleale
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
The CANQuest (TM) has been in hiatus for far too long! It is time for me to get Crackin' & Gluggin' again, posthaste. This beauty was scored recently at The Fridge in Lancaster and I love that something like this is certified "Organic", so much so that I opened one for a vegetarian friend of mine. Does this mean that I will eventually be consigned to Hell?
From the CAN: "Uncommon beer for uncommon people" - that puts me in mind of Adam Ant's "Ant Music for Ant People" and the later compilation, "Rat Music for Rat People"; "Uncommon Brewers - In 2002, we set out to discover the forgotten potential of an ancient beverage all too often taken for granted. Uncommon Brewers was born out of that exploration. Our products are sourced whenever possible from local farms and growers. Some are even harvested by hand from the hills of Northern California."; "It's a simple fact of life: bacon makes everything better. From eggs to ice cream, delicious bacon is turning up just about everywhere. Our uncommon [CAN]tribution to this cured pork renaissance is the Bacon Brown Ale. This is a West Coast Nut Brown Ale brewed with toasted buckwheat and a generous serving of bacon-cured pork."; "Ale brewed with Buckwheat and Bacon"; "This uncommon beer was brewed to be enjoyed fresh. Store in a cool place and enjoy soon."
No place cooler than my reefer! And so we begin with a Crack 'n' Glug, a sound not heard 'round these parts for some time. I had to move fast as some began to burble out of the aperture as soon as I had it open. This resulted in a massive two-plus fingers of deep-tan head with reasonable retention. It began to leave behind some nice sticky lacing as it fell. Color was a deep brown with ruby/garnet highlights. Nose was malty sweet and there was no question that it was a brown ale, but where's the bacon?!? Mouthfeel was medium-to-full and I got a maple sweetness infused with minty hops on the tongue, but I still was not feeling the bacon. Finish was more hoppy than sweet and while I am not (necessarily) complaining, it seemed like a waste of hops. Rest easy, I rail against Black/Cascadian IPAs also. I poured the remainder of the CAN, hoping that, like a secret surprise in a box of Cracker Jacks, I would find a piece of bacon at the bottom. No soap, or bacon, either. No wonder my vegetarian friend didn't balk ... I think that I am still going to Hell, though. It is too bad that we CANnot rate on truth in advertising because this deserves a low score. MORE bacon is needed!
Serving type: can
04-26-2012 20:37:42 |
More by woodychandler
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Bacon brown ales are always welcome. I found the other beers from this company to be a bit unbalanced with their additions.
A- Snifter fills with a brown colored ale. Light tan head forms with a bubbly and foamy texture. Good retention. Nice webs of creamy lace.
S- Not much going on here, kind of have to strain my nose to get much. Slight sweet brown malts, caramel and some nuttiness.
T- Kind of tastes like a homebrew brown ale I made once, just not right in ways. The malt isn't as rich as I would expect and lends a lot of nutty and slight sweet caramel hints. I'm not getting any smoke or bacon at all. Some dark fruit, raisin, spice and bread as well.
MF- Bubbly high carbonated body. Silky and somewhat creamy.
Takes like an OK brown, not getting any smokiness or bacon that I might expect. Very nutty and sort of raisin spicy, hard to explain.
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2012 03:27:16 |
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Hi, I have a MTK 3329 connected to a Ardupilot Mega. The system had been working fine.
Recently, I moved the setup over to another airframe and now I do not appear to be able to read any GPS data at all.
I have tried the GPS test in the Ardupilot Planner and instead of getting lat/long data as described in the manual, I get a series of "G!G!G!G!.G!G!G!G!" In HK GCS its showing that although it has no satelites locked, it has full 3D GPS. All other functions appear to be working normally in the GCS except for the GPS data.
I have tried reflashing the firmware with v1.6 and was able to do so without any problems (green doughnut).
The GPS itself appears to be working normally - flashes for a few minutes before the light glows steady.
Is there anything else I can try to fix it or do I have a faulty GPS unit or APM?
Thank you.
Hi Chris, yep, quadruple checked that the leads were plugged into the board and not the shield. Also tried pressing the reset button after the GPS light stayed solid... all to no avail.
Getting quite desperate and will try anything! thanks!
Hi Chris, thanks for trying.
I took a flashlight to both connectors and all 6 pins on each side look to be straight and in order.
Is there anything else you can think of for me to try? Thanks!
Hi Chris, checked both ends of the cable but it looks intact - when making the move, I disconnected the GPS to avoid any strain on the cable.
Do you think it would help to try a replacement cable? If that doesn't work, what would you recommend? something along the lines of 1. change the connector on the APM and then 2. swap out the GPS unit in that order?
Two things are a little baffling to me - first why does the HK GCS show a 3D GPS lock with no satellites and second, I'm showing the 1970 UTC time in HK GCs. I would have thought that with no GPS attached, neither of these should be showing.
Hi Chris, Just had a thought - since the problem appears to be the hookup between the board and the GPS, can I solder 4 pins into the holes on the board just behind the GPS connector (marked ground, v+, In and Out) and then connect them to the corresponding 4 pins on the GPS module?
If that works then I will know for sure the problem lies int he cable/connector.
Thanks Chris. Just tried it through the I2C port and then I soldered the 4 pin header in the tried it directly. Both connections yielded identical results.
Something different today - there was an * after the first G in the GPS terminal test.
Do I need to have GPS lock for things to work? I was outside yesterday during testing but tried everything indoors today with no GPS lock.
So it seems the cable/connectors are not the problem? Is there anything else you can think of for me to try?
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The Diving Bell, first piece of artwork together from Senan Lee and Pansy Aung, Salt'n'Pepper Squid.
#55606The concept behind the Linon chair is to make a design from metal bars and wood. Worked under the concept of structure playing with the arrangement and order of the lines that form it.
#55599Wood and the Gand created Wooden animal sculptures for the Peugeot Show room on the Champs Elysees.
#55596Floor made from recycled shipping pallets. made by produktWerft / Sascha Akkermann
#55592Selectapas, set of five ceramic tableware pieces for serving finger foods, each with a special utility.
Designer Karim Rashid's latest creation: an 8-story apartment building for New York's East Harlem neighborhood.
#55585The Shapeoko 2 desktop milling kit lets you carve woods, plastics, and soft metals with computer precision.
#55583Some good news out of Detroit! Bryan Christopher Baker is keeping letterpress alive.
#55582project 20 - Inspired by the generation who is constantly on the move and always connected, a multipurpose stool or side table, easy to move around and versatile in any room.
#55575'Signs of Fiction' jewelry, accessories, futuristic circuits of lines, minimalism of contemporary graphic design. Elegant essential geometries of Art Déco re-interpreted. By Lior Shulak, Shenkar College, Tel Aviv.