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LYON, France – INTERPOL has coordinated a series of operations to screen travellers and vehicles at key border points throughout Africa, Southeast and Central Asia to help member countries boost security.Under the aegis of the INTERPOL Integrated Border Management Task Force (IBMTF), a series of operations has been held to enhance border security measures...
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dear ioannis, Using PXE enabled network card, to build a cluster is a rather painful exercise. Three months ago, we built a 8-node diskless cluster using Intel EtherExpressPro network card with PXE support (i.e., we did not have to burn the eeprom). You are using a 3COM card, but the underlying problems, I suppose, are similar. We have shared our experience in our homepage. You can view it at: http://www.jncasr.ac.in/kamadhenu Also, Intel has some rudimentary PXE support documentation for Linux. One of them is: ftp://download.intel.com/ial/wfm/pxesdklinux.pdf This will give some indication of things one needs to take care in mounting the root partition. A couple of simple things to use while building a diskless cluster (pardon me if i am telling things that you know already). 1) Work only with the master (disked machine), and ONE slave to start with. 2) Connect a spare monitor and spare keyboard on the slave also, so that you can view what is going on in the slave. 3) Run bootpd with the debug option. 4) Do "tail -f /var/log/messages" on the master, to keep track of any error messages. 5) As root, run "tcpdump -i eth0" (if eth0 is on the beowulf-private network) on the master, to look at communication between master & slave. I would consider myself a beginner in linux, but still the output of these commands can be interpreted with simple common sense. and, it can help you in solving simple routing problems, for example. good luck, bala Ioannis F Sotiriadis wrote: > > i am putting a beowulf cluster together (nodes diskless) > using the new 3com bootable lancard and have nothing but > problems AND all the HOWTO's take to much for granted :-( > > I am using on the card BOOT METHOD: TCP/IP and PROTOCOL: BOOTP > (available methods TCP/IP, NETWARE, BPL and PXE - available > protocols (under TCP/IP) DHCP and BOOTP and (under netware) > 802.2 802.3 and EthII) > > RESULTS: when the node boots the message is "UNDI > initialization failed" and boots again - on the server the > message (everytime the node boots) "eth0:BTL8139: Interrupt > line blocked,status 1" > > What am i doing wrong and/or what is missing? > > -- > Best regards, > Ioannis mailto: admin at elcomsoft.gr > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list > Beowulf at beowulf.org > http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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Yes, at checkout it will ask you for payment of $39.99, just make sure you have that promo code they gave you earlier copied, and at the checkout screen enter your promo code. Windows 8 Pro really is not as bad as people are making it out to be, it feels very solid to me. I watched a few tutorials before installing though, so maybe that helped me make the transition better.
The new WEI performance is 9.9 scale instead of 7.9 my 7950 at 1200 core didn't even hit it... holy shit.
Well darn it. Thank's for the info. I have only been running 7 for about six month and want to stick with it as I didn't care for 8 preview. But for $15 I know I have to get 8 Pro and throw it in the drawer for a later date.
No problem, I think Microsoft is doing this on purpose just for a very limited time to kind of help get Windows 8 out the door, so take advantage of the price while you can. Or until they start making people scan and upload their receipts,
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Yeah if you make it that far you are fine. It does give you the option to install at a later date after you have paid. Do not forget to re-install your chipset drivers, LAN drivers etc, make you download the Windows 8 versions from your motherboards driver list. You will have a windows.old folder, it will not let me delete mine, but it has about 18 GB in it, which I assume is Windows 7. Shame you can't delete that.
There are some ways to remove the old folder, I moved the files to usb, and nuked my c drive to avoid that.
I tried that, it wouldn't work, because Windows C drive is not titled the same way. It says C:/ not found after it deletes the 16gb or so worth of data, and when I checked, Windows 8 has it listed as C drive. Oh, well, it is only 16gb lost, not that big of a deal in all honesty. I have like 500gb free on my 1 TB HDD storage I have attached.
My drives are pretty obvious, 1 60gb for the OS (C) 2 3tb in raid for media 2 2tb drives not in raid for programs that dont need raid speed.
It's not a big deal, I just compressed the files and going to leave them there. Everyone else who upgrades probably has the same thing.
Hmm, where the hell does it download to???????? Doesn't even ask you where you wish to download the ISO to!
To a hidden folder on the root of your C drive. NOT great for someone with a 60gb boot drive. I cant believe they did that.
No, it WILL let you burn to disk or copy to usb, but it does not give you access to the files. If you want them though they are in a hidden folder in C, I don't remember its name but it starts with an E.
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Yep, it is ESD! Keep in mind, DON'T click the "download Windows" again after it has downloaded once!!! This will delete everything in the ESD folder on your primary drive and will start all over again downloading!!!!
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rAvg: 4.27
pDev: 11.48%
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New York
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American Double / Imperial Stout
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Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
sampled on tap at coles in buffalo, ny jan 5/08.
pours deep brown, nearly black, with a big dense brown head. the head drops slowly and leaves a bit of spotty lace behind.
aroma is great. huge blast of milk and dark chocolate. bit of alcohol. hit of peanut. bready malt.
taste is excellent. huge blast of milk and dark chocolate balanced against a solid stout backing. great roast. bittersweet chocolate. bread and biscuit malt. medium bitterness level. light coffee character. bit of very mild grapefruit and pine hop presence too. light warming alcohol, with nearly no other trace.
mouthfeel is good. low well integrated carbonation level. medium large body. super smooth.
drinkability is great. alcohol is very well hidden. great balance between the chocolate and the stout, and both still have lots of depth to keep them interesting. this is one top notch beer.
too often flavoured beers end up one dimensional and both the base and flavour added don't stand up, causing the whole thing to fail. this one is definitely an exception. the layers and depth to the chocolate character were great and kept you going back for more. along with that, a solid and smooth stout with a nice malty depth pulled you in too. i'm already looking forward to spending an evening this winter enjoying a nice fire in the fireplace and sipping on the bottle i picked up.
Serving type: on-tap
01-07-2008 17:35:07 |
More by grub
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
22 oz bomber, purchased at Bella Vino in AA for $7.49.
Pours as expected, black with a chocolate milkshake head. Chocolate drowns out any other smells that might be present, except for something roasty.
Taste is, again, chocolate, and lots of it. Somewhere between a nice dark chocolate and fake Hersey's syrup. Sweet, but still drinkable. Some hops in the aftertaste, a nice touch, it bites through the sweetness in the finish.
Mouthfeel is excellent; thick beer that sticks to your teeth. No evidence whatsoever of the alcohol content. Drinkbility suffers from the sweetness and alcohol content, but its so damn smooth.
A great beer from Southern Tier, who continues to impress. Probably the best chocolate stout I've had, edges out Rogue's by a tad.
Serving type: bottle
01-07-2008 05:26:31 |
More by mjd83goblue
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pour is properly stouty black with light lacing. Dark tan head, about 1 inch thick, fades away quickly. Nose is aggressively chocolatey, milk chocolate. Sugar...lactose. Almost nutty.
Flavour starts off with a bang, sugary, milk chocolatey, is it beer or dessert? Cherries. Light hoppiness and roast tones. Cocoa. This is easily the most chocolate heavy beer I've ever had. Alcohol only apparent on the swallow, where it kicks pretty hard. By any standard this is good stuff, though the flavour is best had in moderation, not just because of the alcohol but because of the flavour, which becomes a bit cloying in larger doses.
Mouthfeel, good but not exceptional given the category. A beer with this high of an ABV would be hard-pressed to be thin, but it's not as thick as I might like. Drinkability is good, but also not exceptional. It's a treat, but one that would wear out its welcome beyond the occasional bomber. Also a skosh pricey at $7 per bomber, though well worth the cost.
The bottom line: If you like stouts and you like chocolate this is a must try. Southern Tier has put together a big, smooth drinking imperial stout with good character. I do feel that the entire bomber is a bit much for one person, but this brew still deserves good marks and respect.
Serving type: bottle
01-07-2008 03:18:41 |
More by CortexBomb
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Put this one in the "too much of a good thing" category for me. poured jet black, but with a little head that faded pretty fast and left little lacing. as soon as it's out of the bottle your nose is scream ing chocolate. smells like tootsie rolls. taste is just overwhelming chocolate. that's all i get. it's ok, but so one sided as to come across as a very simplistic brew and doesn't do much more than beat you about the head and scream, "hey! i brewed this beer with cholocalte!!!" no way i could finish a pint of this.
Serving type: bottle
01-07-2008 01:19:21 |
More by awall422
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 2.5
I enjoyed this beer from the comfort of my own living room while brewing my first batch of homebrew in over a year. From 22oz. bomber to a standard pint glass.
Appearance: Pours a solid black with a nice milk chocolate head.
Smell: Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate.
Taste: What you would expect from the smell. However, I thought it was too much chocolate and it went down a little too bitter for my tastes.
Mouthfeel: Very good. So thick you could almost chew this beer.
Drinkability: As stated earlier, just too chocolaty for me.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 21:13:06 |
More by nsmartell
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Well after a 2-0 betting Saturday against Fat Steve . I treated myself to a bottle of this sweet stuff . Poured into my Spaten mug the color is as black as a hockey puck . There is a nice fudgy , coffee colored head . As for aromas this maybe the most aromatic beer I have ever had . Tootsie Rolls and Chocolate Pop Tarts is what comes to mind . The flavor is of bitter baking chocolate and it is a tad overpowering . There is a burn at the end but one bottle is enough for one sitting . Good but not great .
Oh and Tampa Bay stunk up my parlay today too ..
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 20:58:21 |
More by Kudashov
New York
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours an opaque darkness with a loose full finger light tan head that fades fairly quickly. The smell is incredible; like sticking your nose into a partially full can of Hershey's chocolate topping (not the same sensation as the plastic squeeze bottle packaging). Let it warm up some...like the slightly roasted crust of fresh baked gooey brownies. The mouth feel is full bodied and lightly carbonated. The flavor has very little of that suggested sweetness. The taste is more of about the dark precooked semi-sweet morsels used in baking. That raw dark chocolate flavor is intense and adds a slight oily bitterness to the mouth feel that lingers significantly. There is a thickness to the mouth but the 'coating' factor isn't there as much as it is in my favorite Double Stouts. I'm also experiencing the 11% ABV less in the mouth than I am in the chest on the way down. A whole lot of complexity worth considering. Drinkability (this one not being 'how many of these could o put down) - I'm having a lot of fun with this one, but a little hard to relax with. Quite a bit more intense than Java....would like to do a side-by-side whenever Anheuser-Busch gets around to distributing it locally .
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 18:47:10 |
More by jjayjaye
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Color is, appropriately, dark chocolate brown without a lot of head and minimal lacing. But, nobody buys this to look at it. The aroma is rich and chocolaty and taste completely delivers on that promise. Alcohol is not at all overpowering for a beer that is 12% abv. Some have complained that it is too sweet and if your palate tends towards dry and bitter you may not appreciate this as much but if you enjoy sweetness then Choklat is definitely NOT too sweet. It has just the right amount of sweetness and is delicious. My wife and I have enjoyed it for breakfast. You can drink it any time. Its taste can stand alone or stand up to many different foods. This is the best chocolate stout I have had and one of the best stouts period.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 17:25:40 |
More by CDBeerDisappear
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
22oz bomber pours into my glass a big deep black with ruddy brown edges and a small tan heads that becomes a ring around the top, not uncommon for 11%. Aromas leap out of the glass with an intense mix of rich Belgian hot cocoa, Tootsie Rolls and a slightly roasty sweetness. I get some fruity aspects coming through on the background as well along with a touch of vanilla. Wow, the aroma here is just wonderful and draws you in. Chocolate stout to the max!
First sip brings a rich, roasted dark malt upfront that carries a nice sweetness with it as well. The rich hot cocoa flavor moves in seamlessly with Tootsie Roll aspects again as well. Caramel ribbons along with a mellow fruity flavor in the background. A touch of vanilla as it flows down. This one finishes with a lingering rich chocolate. Yum.
Mouthfeel is big, creamy and chewy, while not becoming too heavy. Good carbonation that's on the more mellow side. This one is decadent and quite a pleasure to drink. The 11% is incredibly well hidden. This would go great with a chocolate dessert if you really want to indulge! Another winner from Southern Tier and the new king of chocolate stouts in my book! Seek it out.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 04:16:26 |
More by orbitalr0x
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I know everybody loved this. I thought it was a very decent stout and I can see the bittersweet quality chocolate as being attractive. Some chocolate came through the stout aroma. It was black with a bit of creaminess. Mouthfeel was medium. I found this stout to be astringent and even burning my stomach.
Had on tap 14 months later and it was all about chocolate, did not notice astringency this time.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 03:12:55 |
More by Sammy
New York
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
I picked this up from the Party Source the other day and I had to try it immediately. The appearance is dark dark brown and there is a little bit of a light brown head. The smell is more like Hershey's chocolate milk than an imperial stout. The taste is, what else, but loads of chocolate. It starts out as a powerful stout chocolate and the aftertaste is simple hershey's chocolate, not beer. As it warms, the sticky chocolate is even more prevalent. Nice, smooth finish.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2008 03:01:15 |
More by chriskozma
New York
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
Poured from the bomber to an oversize pint glass, a dark brown with a very small tan head that immediately vanished.
The smell was chocolate, with hints of chocolate, and, as my wife said, chocolate.
Taste was, uh, chocolate. I half expected Willie Wanka to tap my shoulder while I was enjoying this. Somewhere in there is 11%, but I didnt notice it.
This is a very smooth, very easy drinking beer, and very tasty. Its hard to justify almost ten bucks for a bottle, and Im not sure this one is worth that, but it came recomended by Kendo. I easily could have had a second, but the other one is going into the cellar until next year.
Serving type: bottle
01-05-2008 12:22:36 |
More by caminiti
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
On tap as Max's. The beer pours a rich dark black color with fair head retention and good lacing. The nose on this beer is incredible and is easily its best feature. I cannot begin to imagine what Southern Tier must have done to impart this amount of chocolate flavor into the aroma profile. There is also some underlying coffee and bitterness, but the over-riding aroma is all chocolate. The beer smells very impressive. On the palate, once again one gets lots of milk chocolate. That and a touch of coffee is pretty much what you get, along with some noticeable bitterness on the finish. This keeps the beer from tasting too sweet, and really ST does a good job here; the beer is only moderately sweet. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, but is also pretty soft and plush. On the finish the bitterness helps, but as is all too often the case with high abv. beers from ST, the alcohol is noticeable, making the beer a bit tiring to drink. That's really the only detraction from this otherwise quite impressive beer from ST.
Impressive effort from ST.
Serving type: on-tap
01-05-2008 01:18:30 |
More by johnmichaelsen
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
A- Poured from a 22oz bomber into my Riedel sniffer. Pours a pitch black with no head and black all the way to the edge.
S- CHOCOLATE! I have never smelled this much dark almost fruity chocolate in a beer. I am quite confident that if there were more aromas here you couldn't smell them through the chocolate. Man I cannot wait to taste this.
T- CHOCOLATE! Ok not to be repetitive but there is a huge amount of chocolate in this beer. On the taste you get espresso and caramels in addition of the chocolate. Actually this is a quite complex brew. Incredibility delicious for sure.
M- Good carbonation in this beer. Somewhat low but adequate. This is a thick brew but very smooth.
D- 11% ABV??!!?? This is a dangerous beer. I think I could drink the whole bomber. Maybe we will find that out tonight. This beer does hide it's alcohol well though. TRY THIS BEER! It is great!
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2008 01:10:24 |
More by Mudpuppet
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This ridiculously decadent brew pours ink black with a perilously thin ruby line that is barely visible when held to the light. The thick, frothy mocha head holds well but eventually disappears and leaves little to no lace. The aroma fills your nostrils as soon as the bottle is uncapped...
Thick luscious chocolate. It smells like warm moist brownies right from the oven then sprinkled with a bit of espresso. Bitter dark Belgian chocolate can be detected as well. Not too sweet, just pure chocolate indulgence. The booze can be detected a bit as the brew warms. Just a hint of burnt raisin as well in the end. Unbelievable aromatic. I can't take my face out of the glass long enough to give it a taste.
Initially this brew drops a welcomed ton of sweet milk chocolate on you, like drinking a glass of straight Hershey's Syrup, but it quickly levels out before becoming sickeningly sweet. The bitterness of more earthy dark baking cocoa comes out and really serves as the vocal point of this beer. Semi-sweet but still bitter and deep. Like a warm dark brownie smothered in creamy, sweet chocolate ganache. I can't imagine a beer being any more chocolaty. Sorry all you other brewers out there, I don't think it can be done.
Thick, syrupy and decadent. Lower carbonation makes for and even creamier, heavier mouthfeel with a hint of warmth that increases as the brew warms. Do yourself a huge favor and do not consume this one right from the fridge; let it sit and come up to about 50 degrees before you pour. The slick and creamy nature as well as so much of the flavor of the brew will be lost if you don't.
Well Southern Tier has now dominated two of my favorite secondary flavorings for beer. Every other Pumpkin (thanks to ST Imperial Pumking), and now every chocolate beer I try just seems inadequate. Southern Tier you are a a blessing as well as a curse. Ok, maybe I'm being a bit melodramatic but I just hope they don't decide to make a pizza flavored beer or I may die of malnourishment.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2008 23:12:21 |
More by letsgopens
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 22oz. bomber bottle into a Samuel Adams tasting glass. The beer pours out pretty thickly, and is a very dark chocolate brown color. The beer is opaque with a thin tan head. Some lacing is left along the glass as the beer goes down.
The smell is a luscious milk-chocolate smell. I did not detect much roastiness. The taste is mostly smooth chocolate and a bit of caramel followed by a surprisingly bitter citrus finish.
The moutfeel is soft and pretty full. This beer is enjoyable, but the mix of the sweet and smooth chocolate flavors followed by the abrupt, strong citrus bite is not quite right to me. If it was slightly less bitter, or the bitterness was a little cleaner then I think I could love it.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2008 21:11:14 |
More by westweasel
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 1.5
Dark & viscous, with subdued carbonation after an intial explosion. Hershey's syrup in the nose, and not much different with the taste. Buying an offering given the name, I was expecting copious amounts of chocolate. It's there, and not much more is going on, aside from some rounded lactic notes. No real complexity. This finishes with a nasty, bitter aftertaste. I'm glad I didn't stockpile.
I like the experimental aspect, but this doesn't taste much different than your friend's concoction where melted chocolate was simply poured and blended into a beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2008 02:24:45 |
More by scott
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
22oz. brown bomber, purchased at Belmont Party Supply, poured into a Stone IRS Tulip.
A: Pours a light black with no visibility. An aggressive pours gets me about 1 finger of milk chocolate head. Head holds tight for maybe a minute before nearly disappearing. Some coated lacing.
S: You'd never guess this but it smells like chocolate. Yeah. No shit. What's neat is you can get very distinct bitter German and Russian chocolates and a creamy milk chocolate. There's some other kind of sweetness in the background almost like canned cherry juice but without the fake super sugary part.. more of a natural cherry sweetness.
T/M: Exactly on par with the nose and I don't feel like typing it again, lol. Some very light coffee notes in the background. Body isn't quite as thick as I'd expected it and can be a bit sticky at times.
D: If you love chocolate bombs, then this is for you. Nearing the end of the bomber the immense chocolate character starts to near the cloying stage. I might try this again if I'm sharing it with someone. Next party I'm at I'm gonna try mixing this with some Lindemans Framboise or Kriek as I've heard great things about Young's Double Chocolate mixed like this.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2008 02:06:46 |
More by pwoods
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Spotty tan lace and foam that doesn't hang around long, likely due to the higher alcohol content. Body is pitch black.
Let's do some free association...close your eyes, and inhale an open box of Belgian chocolates or dark chocolate covered cherries. This also conjured visions of hot fudge, brownies, and iced coffee.
Obviously alot of chocolate in here, some mild coffee and roast notes. Dry cocoa in the finish. Lactic, milky chocolate ice cream or chocolate milk.
A thinner mouthfeel than I was expecting, but it still holds up to the bold flavor. Medium level of bitterness, with some low level astringency. Smooth with a light stickiness.
The 11% is very well hidden, but a full bomber of this will creep up on you.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2008 23:53:14 |
More by emerge077
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Thanks Vintage Wine and Beer, Boardman, OH...Yeah! Go Steelers!
A--Dark, opaque..its nice.
T--Wow...this is like a drinking a brownie.
D--Must try...mmm. This, in the words of the great Borat, is a great success. If you enjoy chocolate stouts, must get this beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2008 04:36:32 |
More by garbercury
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A - black with ruby highlights and a thin brown head.
S - Fantastic chocolate aroma. bittersweet chocolate, chocolate milk.
T - Creme de cocoa, chocolate milk, Hershey's chocolate syrup, mocha and roasted coffee.
M - Smooth and creamy. Full body but smooth and velvety.
D - A tasty stout that is pretty much all chocolate but still tasty.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2008 01:33:49 |
More by brewcrew76
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
11 oz sample from a bomber
Pours a very dark brown to black color with a light brown head about half a finger tall. There is little carbonation coming out of solution and the dark color makes it impossible to assess clarity. The color is exactly where I would want it for a chocolate stout. Just enough brown to give the impression of chocolate. The aroma on this brew is beyond words. The best I can come is tootsie rolls. The chocolate is certainly the dominant smell. Taking a big sniff, I get a hint of alcohol, giving a little creme de caco influence, but there is little in the way of roast or other aromas that I would associate with the stout portion of this brew. The flavor is interesting. The tootsie roll chocolate is apparent immediately, but it is not overbearing as I have found in other chocolate stouts. It moves quickly to a nice solid roasted maltyness with a mild pine hop. All those flavors blend well together on the finish to bring the beer into harmony with itself. This one is tasty. Mouthfeel is thick with a light carbonation. It has a nice creamyness to it, letting me know that there are some dextrins in there. Overall, this one is a winner. It really sells the chocolate in the nose without coming across too dominant in the flavor. I like the slight bitter that comes on the finish, as it gives me a little more of a dark chocolate hint, which is enjoyable to me. I think the hype-machine got this one right. It is a good drink.
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2007 22:30:45 |
More by kmpitz2
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance - Opaque black with a tan head.
Smell - Chocolate cake with fudge icing and powdered hot chocolate.
Taste - Tons of sweet and dark chocolate and a bit of rich dark coffee. Some hop bitterness comes out in the end, along with some booze. Very sweet.
Mouth feel - Creamy, oily and smooth. Like boozy chocolate milk.
Drinkability - If you are a chocolate junky, then this one's for you. A great dessert beer for sure. Recommended!
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2007 04:39:11 |
More by DavidEddie
New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
If you dont like chocolate beers or even chocolate in general please do not review this beer...
When a beer's name is Choklate I expect it to be a chocolate dominated beer and my god does this not dissapoint. Pours a solid opaque with an average tan/brown head. This beer is very forward on the chocolate. Smells and tastes like a tootsie roll but with a subtle roasted, dark, chocolate finish and a whiff of the bittering hops. (chinook and willamette). Creamy body, 11 percent alcohol is non existent unless you stand up. This beer was a delight to drink from start to finish...is it a session beer? Not even close. Along with dark lord this beer has its small place in the beer drinking world set. Have with a dessert or as a dessert by itself or better yet with a cabernet or hearty shiraz. Just joking on that last one. All in all not for the faint at heart this beer is a hearty imperial stout with a chocolate level that as far as i know has been unreached. Think a double rogue chocolate stout. Grab 2 if u can get it and thats 3 for 3 for southern tiers black water stouts. Well done.
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2007 03:36:01 |
More by mattpetti
North Carolina
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
This amazing stout poured into a Guinness pint glass a deep but not quite opaque black there was a little tinge of ruby when held to the light a creamy tight one finger mocha colored head atop that settled into a creamy mass atop.I have never encountered a beer with such a chocolate fudge presence in the nose in anything for that matter it was like a fudge brownie with a bit of raisin and molasses just awesome.That big bakers chocolate presence is felt on the palate hitting big up front like a dense chocolate cake infused with a touch of raisin and raw nut,a slight earthy presence is felt in the finsih to make it perfect no cloying sweetness.Wow can a better chocolate stout be made? I honestly dont think its posible, ST made this beer a standard for any beer infused with chocolate,just awesome!
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2007 03:29:08 |
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I felt like doing some random commentary today so what follows, in no particular order, follows that line of thought. – or better yet no line of thought.
I wrote about Andres Torres today in an IMPACT REPORT on Wednesday. I got a very well thought out email from a reader today which pointed out that sometimes guys get labeled as one thing (organizational depth) and never have a chance to bust out from that mold. I certainly agree, but I'm still sticking by what I said in the piece that I'm just not sold that he will be able to sustain his growth this season moving forward. One other little known fact – Torres uses the biggest bat on the Giants (35 inches, 33 ounces). Not bad for a guy who barely checks in at 190 lbs.
Yesterday I wrote about how Albert Pujols has a good chance to win the Triple Crown this season. However, as I was thinking about things today, I was struck by something rather amazing. As great as Pujols has been, and you can make the argument that no player has ever had a better 10-year run to start their career in the history of the game, it's utterly amazing to think the following:
Albert Pujols has only led the league in average once (.359 in 2003).
Albert Pujols has only lead the league in homers once (47 last year).
Albert Pujols has NEVER led the league in RBI.
Isn't that amazing? That means that Pujols has only led in the Triple Crown categories twice in his career. Hell, Dante Bichette pulled off that trick in 1995 when he led the NL in homers (40) and RBI (128).
Have you seen Madison Bumgarner in person? That is one big boy. Listed at 6'4″, 215 lbs, he is every bit of that. He might still get bigger too. The kid is only 21 years old (he reached that age just over three weeks ago). Don't know how he gave up three first inning homers to the Reds on Wednesday though. Despite the rough outing, he still has an extremely bright future, and with his loose arm action I'm looking at him as a potentially dominating ace on the hill now that his fastball is back in the 93-94 mph range.
The last 30 days Garrett Jones is hitting .165, the worst mark in baseball, just ahead of the .170 total posted by Felipe Lopez. If you add up those two marks you end up at .335 which is a mere .121 points worse than the .456 mark of Joe Mauer. The previously mentioned Mr. Pujols leads the NL with a .398 mark.
Joey Votto is here to stay as a top fantasy option, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. The man has a smooth stroke and isn't afraid to go the other way. He should be a .300 hitter with 30 homers for years to come.
Brennan Boesch has scored four runs the past 30 days despite coming to the plate 104 times. That's putrid.
I know Jose Bautista has gone deep 40 times, and dating back to last season he has 50 homers in his last 154 games, but are you buying this power surge? After all, the guy hit just 43 homers the past three years over 1,238 at-bats. So again, are you buying this? I put the over/under on his homer total at 31 for 2010.
Homer Bailey is still just 24 years old. Who knew?
Shin-Soo Choo is hitting .291 with 15 homers, 60 RBI, 59 runs and 15 steals despite spending some time on the DL this season. While that level of offensive production may not sound overwhelming, it should be pointed out that he is one of only four men in the game who are hitting .290 with at least 15 homers and 15 steals. The others are Carlos Gonzalez, David Wright and Evan Longoria.
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As the Lady Indian basketball squad wraps up their practice, the boys basketball team is already dressed in the practice gear and watching the final moments of a defensive drill about how to defend two particular players.
There is small talk among the Indians and most of it brings out smiles and laughs among the teammates. It's the same way on the court, too.
"Off the court we hang out a lot," senior Corey Cox said. "On the court we clap each other up. In games we pick each other up and it's the same thing in practice."
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"I didn't think we would be 6-2," head coach Archie Carlyle said. "But I thought we should be pretty good because of the experience."
"It feels good to start like this because the last two years we were kind of bad," senior Johnny Rucker said. "Coach told me two weeks ago, we did good starting 5-1. This is what I expected."
After one month of play the only teams to beat Yazoo City are Provine and Callaway, two of the best teams in Mississippi. Even those two losses were close by basketball standards. Both Provine and Callaway won by 11 points.
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The Deep [Blu-Ray]
Director : Peter Yates
Screenplay : Peter Benchley & Tracy Keenan Wynn (based on the novel by Peter Benchley)
MPAA Rating : PG
Year of Release : 1977
Stars : Robert Shaw (Romer Treece), Jacqueline Bisset (Gail Berke), Nick Nolte (David Sanders), Louis Gossett Jr. (Henri Cloche), Eli Wallach (Adam Coffin), Dick Anthony Williams (Slake), Earl Maynard (Ronald), Bob Minor (Wiley), Teddy Tucker (The Harbor Master), Robert Tessier (Kevin), Lee McClain (Johnson)
There is no doubt that the producers of The Deep, an underwater adventure yarn about a middle-class class couple who discover sunken treasure during their Bermuda vacation, thought of their film as a sequel to Jaws (1975), the summer-movie phenomenon that had taken the world by storm two years earlier. Based on the best-selling second novel by Jaws author Peter Benchley, The Deep was advertised as a monumentally difficult production, the same tactic the savvy marketers at Universal had used to help elevate Jaws from a potential overbudget disaster to a must-see event.
By all accounts the production of The Deep went much more smoothly, but its challenges were still hyped via a prime-time network making-of special and enough press material to ensure that it would be mentioned in most of the reviews (The New Republic's always brilliantly snooty John Simon managed to cleverly turn this against the film in his pan by noting "It is a type of film whose making is fraught with so much complication, so much deployment of technological resourcefulness, so many brilliant coups of logistics and publicity, that what really matters is not the film but the filming"). The Deep also came out just when the U.S. was experiencing a massive surge in interest in scuba diving. At the time the film was going into production in the summer of 1976, the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) counted about 7,000 members, up from a mere 600 a decade before. About a million Americans were scuba diving, with 200,000 more trying it for the first time each year. Hence, The Deep was perfectly positioned to capitalize on both the name value of Peter Benchley and the rising popularity of a once-rare activity.
The story opens with David Sanders (Nick Nolte) and Gail Berke (Jacqueline Bisset) diving in the crystal waters off the Bermuda coast (although the ostensible narrative purpose of this sequence is to show them discovering a vial of morphine in the sunken wreck of a World War II-era munitions ship, the real goal is obviously to allow the audience to ogle Bisset's physical assets, which are on ample display via her translucent white T-shirt). The vial of morphine reignites dormant rumors that the ship was carrying thousands of such vials, which would be worth millions of dollars for the illicit drug trade. Thus, it is of little surprise that a local Haitian drug dealer named Henri Cloche (Louis Gossett Jr.) becomes intent on finding their location. Being the amateurs that they are, David and Gail turn to Romer Treece (Robert Shaw), a salty adventurer and expert in sunken treasure, for help, and together they eventually discover that the morphine is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg because beneath the World War II wreck is a buried 18th-century ship that may hold a lost treasure trove of gold and jewels.
That, in essence, is the extent of the story, although there are a few minor twists, including Treece's being betrayed by his partner, Adam Coffin (Eli Wallach), who was on the World War II ship when it sunk. More than half of the film takes place underwater, with the characters maneuvering through tight underwater caves and the slowly decaying remains of the sunken vessels, which are perched precariously on the edge of a cliff. The underwater photography by Al Giddings and Stan Waterman is quite amazing, especially for the time, and many scenes have an ethereal beauty that proves mesmerizing, which makes the carefully doled out shock moments, which include the recurring attacks of a huge moray eel and a feeding frenzy of gray sharks that get caught up in the heroes' airlines, all the more effective. Director Peter Yates, a veteran of British television who had turned to movies in the late 1960s (his best know effort was 1968's police thriller Bullitt with Steve McQueen), is efficient and not too showy, clearly realizing that the exotic locales, both above and below water, require little embellishment. However, he and editor David Berlatsky (who cut Sam Peckinpah's Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid) make the unfortunate decision to use sped-up photography in a few instances, with the intention of making the scenes more intense, but with the result of making them a bit silly.
Nevertheless, on the whole The Deep works as a popcorn adventure about "average" people getting drawn into a world of danger and excitement. It is in this regard, though, that the film misses a real opportunity. While both Bisset and Nolte make for beautiful screen figures (given how grizzled he has become in recent years, it is almost shocking to see Nolte so tanned and blonde), their characters are flat and uninspiring. We get little sense of who they are or why they are so driven to risk life and limb. Are their lives back home interminably boring? Or have their underwater discoveries ignited an inner passion of which neither was previously aware? None of this is ever addressed in substantial fashion, and while it doesn't deter from the tension of the film's best scenes, it denies The Deep a level of, well, depth that might have made it more than just a passable adventure story.
The Deep Blu-Ray | |
Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 |
Audio | |
Subtitles | English, French, Portuguese, Spanish |
Supplements | |
Distributor | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
Release Date | July 7, 2009 |
The new high-definition 1080p transfer of The Deep is generally excellent, although it certainly reflects the limitations of a 30-year-old film that was shot mostly underwater. The image has the general softness associated with films of the era, but the increased resolution makes a significant difference in the underwater sequences, which maintain detail and clarity even in the murkiest of shots. The exterior shots of Bermuda are also excellent, especially in the daytime, with great color fidelity to bring out the richness of the sparkling aqua-green ocean water. The newly remixed Dolby Digital 5.1 TrueHD surround soundtrack is also first-rate, particularly in the underwater sequences, which makes strong use of the surround channels to immerse you in the otherworldly echoes and gurgling of scuba diving. | |
The previous DVD release of The Deep had no supplements, which the Blu-Ray disc rectifies ... partially. Included is the 48-minute documentary "The Making of The Deep," which aired on CBS in 1977 as part of the film's promotional push. Hosted by actor Robert Shaw, it includes an impressive amount of behind-the-scenes underwater footage, as well as interviews with Nick Nolte, Jacqueline Bisset, Louis Gossett Jr., director Peter Yates, and producer Peter Guber. Also included on the disc are six "selected scenes" from the 3-hour version of the film that aired over two nights in 1980 as a mini-series. The included footage, which represents less than half an hour of the 53 minutes that were added back into the film, includes extended scenes that develop the characters and a special-effects-heavy opening that depicts that sinking of the Goliath, the shooting of which is covered in some detail in the made-for-TV documentary. The footage is in great condition and is presented in anamorphic widescreen, but it's a shame that all of it wasn't included and that the Blu-Ray's seamless branching capability wasn't utilized to allow viewers to choose between the theatrical version and the television version. Seems like a missed opportunity. |
Copyright ©2009 James Kendrick
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It's Women's Equality Day! What "Feminism" Means to Different People
Say the word "feminism," and you're bound to produce a strong response in whomever is listening. Even if you're proud to call yourself a feminist, feminism likely means something different to you than it does to the feminist next to you. To me, feminism is about equality. I think feminism is about dismantling patriarchy, which is the notion that men should have (and still do have) control of society. Feminism, as I cherish it, is about providing the opportunity for men and women alike to be more fully human, each sex embracing the positive attributes of masculinity and femininity. Unlike the critics who say feminist values are tearing families apart, I believe the movement is about helping families stay together, because the goal of feminism is that every member of the family feel loved, fulfilled, needed and respected. In honor of Women's Equality Day (which commemorates the day women were granted the right to vote), and in an effort to grasp the vastness of feminism's definition and implications, I asked friends and associates what feminism means to them. Here's what they told me! -By Carolyn Castiglia
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The Project Team is offering a limited number of dedicated solution-design sessions for individual customers who will be attending Project Conference 2014 and have technical questions about their PPM implementation. Apply today for a free consultation with our experts!
Join us Tuesday, November 19 at 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET for this informative session and find out how you can use the Team Planner and other Project features to ensure realistic resource commitments and schedules, and avoid the 14-hour work day! Read more to register.
Registration for Project Conference 2014 is now open and the top 10 sessions have been announced! Come learn from industry experts, meet important Project partners, and get to know the Project team in Anaheim, CA on February 2- 5.
Join us Tuesday, November 5 at 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET to learn how to enhance the power of Project by using Visio at the same time. Whether you're a project manager, team member or stakeholder, this 90-minute session will show you an easy way to communicate, visualize and share data across the enterprise. Read on to learn more and register now.
Join us Tuesday, October 22 at 10:30am PST/1:30pm EST to learn about the new capabilities of Microsoft SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft Project 2013 as a platform for project collaboration.
Microsoft and our partner community host events in cities all around the U.S. Check back for frequent updates to this events page, and attend a Microsoft Project presentation near you. Read more to see events in your area.
Are you wondering what Project Online can deliver for you? Do you want to see Project Online in action? Take the Project Online tour now!
Registration is now open for Microsoft Project 2013 events with Project Gold Certified PPM Partner Projility. Select the location nearest you: Cambridge, Reston, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Charlotte, or Fort Lauderdale. During the events, we will show you the new Project and how it enables your organization to quickly start projects, prioritize project portfolio investments, and deliver results with the intended business value. We will also look at real world case studies, as well as and creating executive dashboards and enterprise project and portfolio reports.


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