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Synopsis: A comedy set in the summer of 1987 and centered around a recent college grad who takes a nowhere job at his local amusement park, only to find it's the perfect course to get him prepared for the real world.
Directed by: Greg Mottola
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The 1974 Mustang V8 didn't make 140 horsepower because of MBAs and Bean Counters. It made 140 horsepower because of government.
Government killed the US auto industry back in the 1970s with onerous and not well thought out rules about emissions that did absolutely nothing about the two big government boogeymen of the time: smog and acid rain.


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How the Pirates are at .500 with their cruddy offense is beyond me, but there they are. Twins 5, Athletics 4: Justin Morneau drove in a couple, Joe Mauer went two for three and scored twice and Matt Capps got a save despite being greeted into the game by a chorus of boos. Just like the season was supposed to go. Marlins 5, Nationals 3: Logan Morrison and Giancarlo Stanton homered, Carlos Zambrano pitched six strong innings and Heath Bell got a 1-2-3 save. Just like the season was supposed to go. Phillies 8, Mets 4: Ty Wigginton drove in six and Cole Hamles won his eighth. Cardinals 8, Braves 2: Lance Lynn also won his eighth. Matt Adams drove in three. And the Braves will apparently never win a game again. They have fallen all the way from first to last place in a little more than a week. Rangers 4, Mariners 2: Mike Napoli with a three-run homer and Matt Harrison with eight strong innings. Blue Jays 6, Orioles 2: Drew Hutchison struck out nine in seven shutout innings and the Jays snapped their losing streak. the Orioles have lost three in a row and six of eight. For all the drama in the AL East this year, it's still anyone's division. Brewers 3, Dodgers 2: The game was interesting, but to me the most interesting part was hearing Vin Scully explain how home plate umpire Brian Gorman's father -- also an umpire -- was buried in full umpire regalia with a ball-strike counter in his hand, set to 3-2. I'm sure that's not proprietary information, but I'm also sure that only Vin Scully is gonna talk about that stuff during a game. And it's awesome. Oh, and Jerry Hairston is hitting .394/.474/.530 in 66 plate appearances. The most useful bench dude in the majors this year? Angels 9, Yankees 8: Picked a wrong morning to have to wake up for an early as hell flight, because it meant I didn't stay up to watch Mark Trumbo hit a walkoff homer to end this wild one. The Angels blew a three-run lead and suffered the early loss of Jered Weaver to win their seventh straight. Perseverance? I think so. And definitely a team turning things around. Friday, November 27, 2009See you on the other sideAnd thus endeth the current iteration of ShysterBall. Starting Monday it will be all CTB, all the time. It'll be everything ShysterBall is and more. I'm hoping you all join me. But this is not goodbye old friends, it is merely farewell, for I will be back on the esteemed pages of THT come April with "And That Happened." Same Bat Time -- early -- but different Bat Channel -- most likely at THT Live. I may even start doing it on the weekends. We'll see. Like I said yesterday, thanks to all of you for making this blog everything that it has become. If it weren't for your clicks, comments, praise and, occasionally, scorn, I would have quit a long time ago. If that had happened and I never would have realized my dream of becoming a full time writer and there would be one more practicing lawyer in the world come Monday. Nobody needs that. I'm the luckiest sonofabitch on the face of the Earth, and don't you think for a second I don't know that. And for that allow me to, once again, offer my thanks. Craig My Morning in ExileI actually came in to work today because I figured my last day should be a Friday. I'm like the only attorney in the whole office. Even better? They entrusted me with the coffee club money to pay the guy from the catering company who comes by on Fridays. What's stopping me from running off with the $26 they gave me? For that matter, what's to stop me from running off with laptops, video conferencing equipment and The Great Seal of the State of Ohio? I'll tell you what: Ethics. You double-cross once - where's it all end? OK, that last one was a stretch, but I had it in me mind to do all of these with "Miller's Crossing" quotes, and that's the best I could do. Thursday, November 26, 2009Giving ThanksThe past couple of Thanksgivings I did a post in which I ran down the teams, one by one, and noted what they had to be thankful for. I don't have that kind of snark in me this year. Probably because I'm so damn preoccupied with those things I am thankful for. This time last year I had been laid off -- but wasn't yet gone -- from my last law firm and I was unsure of what the new year held for me and my family. Things worked out alright, of course. After a 47-day vacation to begin the year I started at the Ohio Attorney General's Office and everything worked out OK. There are people who had and are having way, way worse times of it than I had, but during that uncertain time I was constantly made aware of how many good friends I have and how great my family truly is. This time last year I was also winding down the original Blogspot ShysterBall and getting ready to jump over here to THT. As I sit here today, just under a year from the switch, I can't believe I ever blogged anywhere else. The THT folks -- from Studes on down -- have been unbelievably welcoming and supportive, and the THT readership has been beyond outstanding. Having so many smart people reading the blog has made me keenly aware of what I don't know, and knowing what you don't know is the key to learning and improving. B.S. is easy. Thank you all for not allowing me shovel it more than I already do. So here we are at another Thanksgiving; my favorite holiday and the time of year when I traditionally take stock of where I am in the universe. In four short days I will again begin something new. I'm not going to lie to you: I'm nervous. Nervous that I don't have the chops to do what I do now in six to ten posts in a given day across sixteen or twenty or more posts over at NBC. Nervous that the readership won't get or appreciate Hitchhiker's Guide or "2001" or "Miller's Crossing" or World War I references. Nervous that the need to generate traffic and buzz and all of that stuff will cause me to shovel more B.S. than I already do and become some sort of Walter Winchell caricature. Wait -- I like Walter Winchell; he had pizazz. I'm actually nervous that I'll become some sort of Perez Hilton for baseball or something. I doubt I will, but stranger things have happened. How about you all just follow me over and keep me honest, OK? But enough about me. As you gather with family and friends today take a few moments and think about how profoundly wonderful it is that we have people who love us and people we love. It's a nasty world. I tend to have a pessimistic view of human nature. For that reason, I am encouraged whenever I see people caring for one another in even the smallest of ways. Like it's a triumph over hate and want and death and entropy and all of that terrible stuff that stalks us all, whether we know it or not. Yeah, that sounds like a downer, but when you view human kindness as a virtue instead of a given you're rarely disappointed. OK, I'm going off the rails here. For now let me cut things short and wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving. Wednesday, November 25, 2009The final Geoff Baker Rigidity Award of the ShysterBall EraRemember the Geoff Baker Rigidity Awards? If not, they were a short series of posts I wrote last spring in the wake of the Jerod Morris/Raul Ibanez steroid dustup. You know, the one in which a blogger said that it was possible, based on a statistical pattern, that Raul used PEDs and then every mainstream writer came out of the woodwork to attack said blogger for being irresponsible? Following all of that, our friend Geoff Baker wrote a column in which he claimed that the people who hurl this kind of baseless innuendo wouldn't have passed the "very rigid course" he taught at Concordia University. Never mind that Baker himself and countless other members of the media had done the same or worse in the past without anyone raising an eyebrow. A blogger though? Lord, have mercy. Anyway, I recap all of that because, for the first time in a long time, we have a candidate. It's Sam Donnellon of the Philadelphia Daily News, who in the process of breaking down Philly's third base options, says this about Adiran Beltre, a man who has never been accused -- based on any evidence anyway -- of doing steroids: Beltre, 31, hit 48 home runs with the Dodgers in 2004, but who didn't hit 48 home runs in the pre-congressional steroid hearings world of 2004? You'll recall that Rick Reilly won the first ever GBRA for his own evidence-free accusation of Beltre. Did Beltre take steroids? I don't know! For what it's worth, Beltre denies it and, for even more of what it's worth, though it may have been a "pre-congressional steroid hearings" world, they were testing for steroids in 2004. But the point is that neither Donnellon nor Reilly know either, and if they're going to drag Jerod Morris or any other blogger through the mud for leveling such claims, they had better be prepared to withstand Geoff Baker's rigidity as well. Or something. (thanks to reader Jay S. for the link) My Morning in ExileAs I'm winding up work this morning, a law student who has worked in my office as a clerk since the beginning of summer left me a mix CD entitled "Music that Craig Likes?" She and I have been friendly enough, but we've never talked about music or pop culture or anything like that. Certainly not about anything of enough substance that would give anyone a sufficient lead to go and pick out 15 songs that are likely to be up my alley. Skeptical, I put the CD in. The results: fabulous. Mostly old school punk -- Richard Hell and the Voidoids, Stiff Little Fingers, The Damned, and more mainstream stuff like the Ramones and the Clash -- but also some nice 80s and 90s flavor like Billy Bragg, Nick Cave and the Pixies. To top it off, she ended it all with "The Breaks" by Kurtis Blow because, hell, just because. All stuff I love, but mostly stuff I last had on Memorex tapes circa 1990 and lost somewhere between then and real adulthood. If she had merely parroted my current record collection she would have gotten points for coming up with a good profile. Putting together stuff I (a) love; and (b) have lost turned what merely could have been a fabulous mix CD into a transcendent one. Is this law clerk some sort of mind reader or, as another coworker said a few minutes ago, do I merely give off super obvious aging hipster vibe? I don't think it's the latter. In fact, I've always assumed most people who meet me figure that I'm an old fart who generally wants people off his lawn. Which is true, of course, but either way doesn't lead anyone to think that I'd actually enjoy a CD full of punk. I dunno, the lesson here, such as there is one, is that you just never know, ya know? Anyway: I wrote seven posts for CTB this morning. Right now they're missing for some technical reason, but I assume they'll come back soon. Stuff about Roy Halladay and the Red Sox, stuff about Johnny Damon begging the media to ask the Yankees if they'll sign him (quite an endorsement of Scott Boras) stuff about poor Frank McCourt only having a million bucks to his name. A post about Billy Wagner being a good fit for the Braves. Tim Lincecum's arbitration demand. Something about Adrian Gonzalez being off limits. There's another one in there, too, but I can't remember it. Click here. If it works, great. If not, click again later. We're reaching the point of my legal career where I feel comfortable drinking bourbon in the office, so I'm not gonna check back a whole lot. Tuesday, November 24, 2009My very long Morning in ExileI pulled double duty over at the Blue Network today. Let's get to it: Ah. So that's what it feels like to blog full time. I probably need to start working out more or something, because I'm a bit winded. Monday, November 23, 2009Mauer PowerPop quiz, hot shot: There's a catcher who wins the Gold Glove, the batting title and leads the league in on base and slugging percentage. What do you call him? MVP. That is, unless you're the (presumably) Detroit-area voter who put Miguel Cabrera in front of Mauer in first place, costing him the unanimous MVP. Same dude who voted Verlander over Greinke for the Cy Young award? If so, is it time to investigate whether this city-by-city system is the best way to go? UPDATE: Ken Davidoff Tweets that it was Keizo Konishi of Kyodo News, based in Seattle, who voted Miguel Cabrera first. I can think of no worldly justification for voting Cabrera ahead of either Mauer or Jeter for that matter, so I eagerly await Mr. Konishi's explanation. My Morning in ExileHad my last Monday morning staff meeting this morning. Next Monday: it's me, my cat, my Ipod, my pajamas, a pot of coffee and a big bowl of Count Chocula. Until then: As I mentioned the other day, the job change is tempting me to take a stab at reviving my long dead personal blog. I make no promises that it will keep going -- two blogs tends to be a challenge -- but I've got a new post up today. It won't be anything like my baseball writing in terms of volume -- if I get one or two new things up a week over there I'll be happy. And if it dies again, hell, it dies. Friday, November 20, 2009Great Moments in Championship CelebrationsThis has nothing to do with baseball at all, but this story sent to me by MooseinOhio is so cool that I gotta post it somewhere.* After the Celtics won the 1986 championship, [Bill] Walton sat alone in Bird's kitchen drinking Wild Turkey until after the sun came up. Drinking Wild Turkey in a kitchen until dawn > spraying champagne all over sweaty guys in a locker room. Though, yeah, I suppose those things aren't mutually exclusive activities after cutting down the nets. *As an FYI, after the switchover to NBC, I'm probably going to revive my old dead personal blog for stuff that I can't really post over there, non-baseball stuff, and what have you. As of now there's only some old remembrances and a road trip diary. It might serve as a nice hangout going forward, though. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


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Tap House Grill donating portion of sales for Mayors Drive for Charity
LEMONT – Lemont Mayor Brian Reaves is partnering with Tap House Grill, 1243 State St., Lemont, for a fundraising event on Thursday, May 30 to benefit about 40 Lemont charitable and service organizations.
When patrons bring in a flyer and hand it to their server, the restaurant will donated 10 percent of the net sales. There will also be a 50/50 split the pot raffle.
The Mayor's Drive for Charity is an annual event that raised $30,000 last year.
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Does anyone care about the US economy as much as Our Hero, The Eternal President Obama? His caring knows no bounds, so much does He care, and care some more. The more He spends, the more He cares - it´s like a miracle.
Shameless. Just shameless.
This is the most uncaring insensitive president ever. And now that he doesn´t have to worry about another election, get ready for Michelle and her extravagant vacations!
I am so tired of being worried all the time. My husband has lost his second job this past year and I had to let my health insurance go because of premiums being doubled. I have had no raise for going on three years. I am trying to figure out how to pay bills, buy groceries and purchase our long term medication on my small salary. With the obamacare disaster just around the corner things are not going to get any better. This "deal" accomplishes nothing except extend the dems love of tax, spend, buy votes with goodies. And the so called president gives two snarky statements and then flies off to Hawaii. Why in the world voters put him back into office instead of on a permanent Hawaii vacation is a mystery.
Interesting. I read in another outlet the total cost of Obama´s Royal Progress to Hawaii was $7 Million. But then, perhaps they were including the cost of the first trip, plus his melodramatic reappearance in Washington.Whatever, as Gen X likes to say.
Ridicule is the only word that is appropriate.
He uses that 747 like a taxi cab.Why?1) Because he can and 2) he doesn´t have to pay the tab.Arrogant, shameless, and narcissistic to the max.Our children and grandchildren will be paying the tab for him and our feckless Congress on both sides who have wrecked our beloved country - morally, spiritually, economically, and socially.We need to start over.
It´s tough work kicking that can down the road./disgust off/
Obama is just another celebrity for the low information pop culture voter, who actually admires and participates vicariously in the extravagant lifestyle. What´s the use of being a celebrity if you don´t get and flaunt the perks? Obama´s fans would lose respect for him if he behaved like a non-celebrity. And for the Left wing "mainstream" media it is still a case of hear, see and speak no evil of the man they made president.
The attacks on the President and his family have been so unrelenting that they are now meaningless. Conservatives need to pick their battles, this is not one to fight.
Please know that as a god on earth, that Lord Obama does not require an aircraft to travel to Hawaii. He only flies on AF1 at $180,000 per hour so that the mere mortals who support him can get there as well.True cost of trip is surely in the $35 to $45 million range, since an enormous WH staff, including chefs, Secret Service contingents*, communication teams, national security teams and Air Force transports with crews travel with him. While Obama will spend most of his time golfing with his Choom Gang, the approximately 500 to 700 people supporting him need rooms, meals, transport, etc..* - Val Jar has her own 8-12 person SS detail, plus 24/7 limo, and staff. She is Obama´s brain, not withstanding fact that he is a god.
He needed time away from the Wookie!
How many millionaires´ extra taxes were needed to pay for this trip? Several hundred, for sure.
#4 I know of no one who is optimistic or happy about the future. And to think there is at least 4 more years of this bleakness and feeling of dread. Possibly more than 4 years and really little hope of reversing things. In a real world and a just world people such as those who populate the left would be tarred and feathered and shunned by society. All I can say is just hang in there.
The difference between George W. Bush and Barak H.Obama is surely visible in the way Obama spends "our" money!We surely need to pray for America!
Just ask Mel Brooks - It´s great to be the king.
As a retired Aviator who once ran a charter outfit I find the outrageous figure to transport an alien anywhere to make me want to go back to work.Why we would have boxed the thing up and sent it by ground transport and frieghter to it´s final resting place.Of course we would not have suffered the feral secreting servicers reveries disbursements. Hos and blo are expensive these days. That alone would save millions.The next time it, le undocumented alien curtseying bath house queen, needs to shipped somewhere call us. We could save the working American taxpayers millions.One caveat: We do not handle sasquatches period.I am somewhat surprised that the air force does, but then I am an ex-Marine.
Agreed, actual all-up cost must be far higher.Too bad the Enemedia hide those costs, and the New Media haven´t really dug them out and publicized them.Remember this is a $1.4 billion [at least] per-year White House. Spent on a usurper who isn´t in office legally.
worst....postus...ever!!!and postus is not a typo.
And according to Drudge...BO left DC without signing the bill!!!
The Obama´s have been living large on our money since they got to Washington and there is no stopping them now. The voters don´t seem to care so why should they?
Do the pilot, co-pilot and flight crew have parachutes ? Do they love America, or are they democrats ? Are they brave enough to jump ?
He flew back to the mainland at a great cost to the taxpayers, steamed rolled Boehner, made an arrogant statement (not press conference) and went back spending more tax payer money.
Back to surf and turfing, after voting "present" one more time. Well Done, Mr. President! Don´t forget the sunscreen.
So what!Bow-Boy could care less.He´s entitled and there´s not a damn thing you can do about it.
Zippy and the bride are the help,and should be treated as such.
What would be interesting to know is what is it in his personal life that he is so obsessed with that he is incapable of staying in Washington and doing his job.Drugs? Alcohol? Lover?All of the above?
The total cost of the presidency in 2011 was 1.4 Billion, divide by 365= 3.8 million per day. This jackwagon costs that much or more no matter what.
Shades of Bernie Madoff. He blew through his victims´ money and felt nothing for them.Well, except for contempt.
I live in Waikiki, the other side of Oahu, and on the Windward side, where the Squatch and her family are, it is rainy, cold and windy.Welcome back to Paradise zero.
I see the Empress, ValJar, is on board demanding to be taken to Hawaii for her taxpayer funded vacation time.
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I love it #30! Too bad it can´t turn into a Blue Norther. (my wish for them)
This the President´s Marie Antoinette moment. Let them eat cake....
Thank you #30. Seriously..That takes a little of the pain away! Not surprising that some of the most beautiful weather in the Country would be ruined because of the obama-criminal-enterprise-fambly, along with their homies, covering the sun and casting a pall over the islands.
Seriously thinking of moving to our property in Mexico and becoming a sheep farmer.
That vacation (after 32 other vacations) to Hawaii has cost taxpayers about $10M now. Aren´t you thrilled that the Kenyan in the WH has absolutely no concern about wasteful spending when it comes to himself?


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The Carnegie Club, one of Manhattan's only cigar/cocktail lounges to survive the draconian smoking ban in style, is celebrating the onset of warmer weather with a "Cigars of Summer" selection specifically tailored to New York fat cats who head out of town on the weekends. The club's "Summer Beach Pack," for $45, includes three light, creamy robusto cigars, an Avo Classic Robusto, Fonseca Vintage Robusto, and Romeo y Julieta Exhibition #3, all of which are specially chosen to suit strolling the sands. The "Hamptons Weekend Pack," for $125, consists of a Montecristo #2, Greycliff Château Grand Cru Pirate, and a Davidoff Anniversario #3, all high-end smokes suited to the pricey vacation spot. The Carnegie Club is part of Mark Grossich's sophisticated cocktail lounge empire, which includes the amazing Campbell Apartment in Grand Central Station, one of our favorite spaces in all of New York.


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ABOUT KIDNEY STONES: Kidney stones are made in the kidneys from materials that have crystallized out of urine, usually calcium and other chemicals that are part of the diet. They are very hard, and if they are small, they will often pass out of the body with urine unnoticed. When they are large, they can become caught in the tubes leading from the kidney to the urinary tract, which causes great pain. Most stones eventually pass without surgery, despite the pain. Doctors do not know what precisely causes kidney stones, though they do know that people who have had kidney problems or have a family history of kidney stones are more likely to develop them.
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LabelThis tapestry is part of the first complete set of tapestries telling "The Story of Psyche" woven by the Beauvais tapestry manufactory. Its elegant and sensuous style is a superb example of the fashionable compositions designed for the factory by Francois Boucher from the mid-1730s to the 1740s. The tapestries illustrate scenes from the myth of Psyche and derive from seventeenth-century adaptations of the literary work of the Roman poet Lucius Apuleius (A.D. 125-180). The Story of Psyche was Boucher's second commission for the Beauvais factory, and the designs, which went on the looms in 1741, continued to be woven until 1770. |


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on 03-12-2009 08:26 AM
SAPTIS ha escrito:Yesterday i,ve recieved Buzz: Quiz World - i like it very much - i have previous game as well.
In Buzz: Quiz World i wanted to play My Buzz but i discovered that i cant' play single player game with questions from My Buzz. My Buzz can only be played by minimum two players - thads too bad. :/
Why ?In Buzz: Quiz TV i can play single player My Buzz Quiz, and here in Quiz World i can't but i would like to.
Can Relentless Software inplement this option ?Message Edited by SAPTIS on 03-12-2009 09:05 AM
That was changed already in Buzz: Brain of ... versions.
I agree with you in Quiz World, multiplayer mode is much better than Quiz TV but single mode is much worse
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I experience the excact same problem as barritvej. Ive tried it on two playstations. Any fix for this problem?
on 07-01-2010 10:50 AM
Hi Casper_RS
I can't believe you haven't heard about the freezing problem before (well maybe you have during the time between your post and mine)......the "buzz" is all over the internet!
I have the same problem even after exchanging the disc.......last night I tried 4 games of Buzz Quiz World and each and every one of them froze! Normally it only freezes 50% of the time, which ofcause is not really a good thing ;-)
Will there be a fix for this problem soon or is there already something I can do but just haven't heard about
Best Regards,
on 08-01-2010 01:12 PM
Are the quiz packs available on PSN compatible with Quiz World? The reason I ask is that on PSN it says "You must use disc id..." and then lists a bunch of disc ID's that don't correspond to quiz World. My disc has id BCES 00440, which does not appear on the PSN description. If I download the packs will they work?
I'm guessing they'll be fine but I want to make sure before buying them. If anyone from PSN is reading, it might be an idea to change the description, as I'm sure some people will have been put off buying the packs because of this,
Thanks in advance.
on 09-01-2010 09:25 AM
Hi Stripelord
I originally downloaded The Year 2008 Quiz questions for my copy of Buzz Quiz TV and it works fine with my copy of Buzz Quiz World also......just too bad that Quiz World keeps freezing on me ;-)
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Caspar or anyone;
Please can we have a ordered way/method to earn this trophy! Not only have I played over 40 online games, 50 MyBuzz games and countless others, I have not recieved the trophy. I have resorted to play all standard games with 3 friends at my place going through every and each character with their different costumes. STILL NON TROPHY! I know that there is one method of deleting all saved data and restarting with 4 controllers but surely this should be a last resort!!! If someone has managed to do this, can you let me know whether it is offline or online, one character profile or many, one sitting session or not.
Casper, I gather you read and respond to these forums so please explain why this trophy is nearly impossible to attain and if there is a fault, that a patch will come out. Loving Buzz but after four hours of trying to get this one trophy, it is frustrating. Again, for those of you who have got this trophy please write in detail how you got it to save the rest of us going insane. Thanks.
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1000 IBU - Mikkeller ApS
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Reviews by DHDuhast79:More User Reviews:kojevergasTexas 2.14/5 rDev -44.7% look: 2.25 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.25 | overall: 2 A full paper cover contains this bottle, which is a 12.7 fl oz green glass (come on, Mikkel!) bottle with appealing fun label art and an unbranded pry-off pressure cap. 9.6% ABV confirmed per the label. Reviewed as an imperial IPA becuase the label clearly identifies it as such. IBU: 1000 (yeah, right). Imported by the Shelton Bastards. Mikkel is my favourite brewer. Served cold - straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated. No liquid surges out upon opening. A: No bubble show forms as it's poured. Pours a two finger wide head of gorgeous off-white colour. Very creamy and thick. Great even consistency and soft complexion. Retention is good - about 8-9 minutes. Lovely even consistent lacing clings to the sides of the glass as the head recedes. Body colour is a murky opaque brownish caramel. Abundant yeast particles are visible. Not a real appealing colour. Overall, it's not a flattering appearance for an imperial IPA. I'm optimistic, but it's not unique or special. There are no egregious flaws. Sm: Floral hop character, biscuity yeast, pale malts, cream, grapefruit pith, and biscuit malt. Seems pretty bitter, but not particularly hoppy. Bready. A decent aroma of moderate strength. I can't say I'm real excited to try it based on the aroma. T: Bready malts, cream, heavy floral hop character, hop bitterness, biscuity yeast, grapefruit pith, and pale malts. It's quite resinous. Unremarkable tropical fruit (pineapple, mango, etc). More balanced than anticipated, but still a damned mess. Average depth and duration of flavour. Below average intensity of flavour,though it does come on quite strong on the climax. Cohesive, but far from gestalt. Lacks complexity, subtlety, intricacy, and nuance. I can't say I'm a big fan of it. There just isn't a lot going on, and I'm not horribly interested in what is. At least it's not too soapy. Honestly, it isn't as bitter as I expected. I've had far more bitter brews, some of which still had more balance than this does. Mf: Creamy, smooth, and wet. Too thick. Somewhat hot, actually. Okay presence on the palate. Unrefreshing. Doesn't suit the flavour profile all that well. Not gushed, harsh, astringent, or rough. Dr: Downable but very forgettable. It does hide its ABV fairly well, but it's not up to par with Mikkel's best offerings. Nice to try once, but I wouldn't get it again or recommend it to friends. A bitter bomb with little to offer the discerning drinker. I'm glad I'm splitting this with a friend. Terrible imbalance is its undoing. Coming from my favourite brewer, it's a huge disappointment. D Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 04:36:19 | More by kojevergas KFBR392Illinois 3.93/5 rDev +1.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Appearance: the color is a murky light brown. Pours with about half a finger of tan head and was present on the edges of the glass while drinking. Light lacing on the sides of the glass while drinking. Smell: The first thing that jumped out to me was a heavy malt body. Big body tangerines, grapefruit, orange peel, and ripe purple grapes. Bitterness is picked up on the back end and lingers on the nose. Taste: Bitter pine and saturated tropical fruits hit on the front. The bitterness does not let up and continues to punish the palate through the body. Some medium bodied malt is picked up toward the back end but is up staged by a lingering pine and resin bitterness. The finish is lots of hops with some lightly sweet malt. Mouthfeel: You do get a little balance with the malt body which comes off with a caramel bready sweetness but no doubt hop dominated bitterness. Overall: Lives up to its name. Unrelenting bitterness attacks the palate throughout. Although you always pay top dollar for Mikkeller products they are always interesting and unique. Serving type: bottle 11-12-2013 17:51:54 | More by KFBR392 wl0307United Kingdom (England) 4.15/5 rDev +7.2% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Coming in a slim 375ml green bottle, BB 18/12/2015, served lightly chilled in a straight pint glass. A: pours a dirty dark copper colour with lots of large chunks of yeast sediments floating in the beer, coming with a very thick and tight dark beige frothy head and relatively quiet carbonation. S: on the nose, the aroma is initially thick, resinous and caramely sweet-citric hinting at citrus-focused hops as well as a robust malt base; given a very good swirl, the delicious fruitiness, as of ripe grapefruits, peaches, fat prunes, lychees, added with a touch of mangos, pierces through the huge froth, along with the thicker edge of hop resins. Very rich and reasonably complex. T: on the palate, the initial taste is a really thick swallow of rather nice longan-fruit dominated fruity-malty theme, with a moderately estery touch quite like many an American barleywine actually, ensued by an increasingly bitter impact from the thick body of lychee-ish and citric hops, as well as a deeper note going down the throat almost like the aftertaste of lightly-roasted and medium-fermented Taiwanese tea, which is aromatically smoked and tannic. Nicely chewy with a sound acidity in the finish, which is lingeringly bitter with more tannins like crushed citrus seeds. M&O: creamy on the palate, softly carbonated and full bodied, this 1000 IBU hoppy ale is quite delicious and enjoyable to my taste, but somehow I wonder if hop essential oil is used instead of a copious amount of hops only? Also, does the IBU really stand at 1000 units? Serving type: bottle 11-02-2013 20:14:45 | More by wl0307 gillagorillaMaryland 4.41/5 rDev +14% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 On tap at Max's and word is it was a fresh batch (from notes). A: Dark brown. Hazy /cloudy. Tiny lacing. S: Spicy pine (peppery) with a hint of citrus, like there is a warning sign. T: Wow. It just envelops your mouth. Reminds me of the Almond Joy tropical commercial where the palm tree just explodes into the toll booth. This is a pine tree in your mouth. A total pine bomb. TIny flavor/coarse particles throughout. You get hints of a barleywine and sweet malts at the end. Nice interesting aftertaste. Even pine with malt and chocolate/stout too. M: Sharp and crisp throughout. Coarse bubbles. O: Wow. Not what I was expecting at all. Strange but good profile. Very fresh. Serving type: on-tap 10-28-2013 23:38:46 | More by gillagorilla Immortale25Louisiana 3.9/5 rDev +0.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Had on tap at Bulldog New Orleans. Served in a goblet. A- Pours a light brown color with a 1/4 inch beige head that doesn't retain long before becoming a thick ring around the edge of the glass and a mostly full sheet of surface foam. Somewhat resilient lacing leaves small clots behind. S- Very sweet smelling with a shot of booze and actually not a whole lot of hop fume. T- Bitter but not as bitter as expected. It's actually got more of that sugary sweet malt flavor Mikkel's known for in his IPAs. Plenty of pine, wet grass and heavy earthiness. The hop bite lingers a while but doesn't scream of a high IBU score. Only after multiple sips in a row do I go "this sure is bitter." Subtle notes of grapefruit and lemon come through in the aftertaste. OK, now it's starting to creep up on me. Usually my palate becomes fully acclimated to the alpha acids at this point, but not with this beer. Every sip I take leaves my tongue reeling. M- Sharp, dry and oily with medium-low carbonation and a fullish body. O- This beer started out with some enjoyably contrasting balance but, halfway through, the bitterness slashed its way through all the other flavors making it pretty much all you can taste. I can see what Mr. Bjergso was going for with this but I couldn't see myself having another 10 oz. pour of this. Serving type: on-tap 10-14-2013 00:31:26 | More by Immortale25 |
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I recently had a chance to talk to PES about his work, his filmmaking style, his Oscar nomination and using grenades in the kitchen.
Dan Sarto: How did you come up with the idea for Fresh Guacamole?
PES: Well, these ideas usually have a long gestation period. I love objects. I love thinking about objects. This is just the way I think. My films are just an expression of real thoughts that have amused me over time or that I encounter or come up with at random moments. There's usually a moment or a single idea around which I structure an entire film. An idea that I essentially fall in love with.
Here's an example from my film Western Spaghetti. My mother grew up in an Italian family, she's a great cook, makes tons of great Italian food. My mother was always a stickler for pasta being cooked "al dente." She used to say, "Great pasta should be firm and never rubbery." Dozens of years later, I was in Staples and I see they sell giant bags of rubber bands. I'm thinking, "Great pasta should be firm and never rubbery" and here is a bag of rubber bands that looks exactly like cooked spaghetti. Then I had this notion, if that's cooked spaghetti then what's the uncooked spaghetti? You search your brain and you come up with the idea of pickup sticks. Great, now I have the core ingredient for making spaghetti. How can I build it out? What looks like boiling water but also carries the connotations of "bubbling?" Bubble wrap. I'm not saying it [coming up with these ideas] all happens in ten minutes. Some of the ideas come immediately and some of them are stewed on for months, even years.
So as far as Fresh Guacamole, again it comes back to a single idea I've always had when I walk into a food store. I see a pile of avocados. I've always had this little fantasy of grabbing one and throwing it and blowing a whole store up. So the idea of grenades as avocados is a very old idea for me. I hoarded this idea for years thinking that I could potentially use it somewhere.
DS: Right.
PES: Then I decided, "Alright…grenade, avocado…what's the dish? Guacamole! What else do you make with avocado? That's the central ingredient." And then, of course, just like Western Spaghetti, I played it out from there trying to fill in the blanks. There is always the right time to make a film I think and it's not always "now." They need to bake in the oven. I don't put out a ton of content. I try to focus on making small but re-watchable and well-considered films. A friend remembers me talking about avocados as grenades back in 2004.
DS: Where do you come up with such innovative metaphorical ideas for the materials you use to animate?
PES: I used to carry a little paper and pen all around. Now I carry a camera and an iPhone. When I'm searching for objects I'm always finding ideas at places like flea markets. But I'm also just writing ideas.


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and on mac it uses the keychain to store things...? I'm starting to see why this may actually be a non-issue
What about a provision that says you are only allowed to run this software on hardware that I have sold you? Or a provision that says you can watch this media any time within the next 24 hours?
there is no reason those shouldn't work on players in other regions.
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Fri, Oct 11, 2013 | 16:03 BST
Nuclear Throne from Vlambeer now available through Steam Early Access
Vlambeer's Nuclear Throne is now available through Steam's Early Access. The randomly-generated arcade action title was once known as Wasteland Kings, but the developer changed the name through an amicable agreement with Wasteland 2 developer inXile. Early Access will run you $13 and and at present, the alpha build includes seven characters, four worlds, a couple boss battles, and all sorts of weapons and the like. At least four more worlds and an undefined number of secret worlds to explore, both on Earth, other planets and other dimensions will be made available at launch along with additional characters, B-skins, sound effects, "Dangerous Crown Vaults to raid for game-changing Crown Modifiers," and more. Hit up the link for the rest.
Wed, Oct 09, 2013 | 21:51 BST
Star Wars Pinball: Balance of the Force contains a Darth Vader table
A Darth Vader tribute pinball table is releasing next week on PlayStation Network for PS3 and PS Vita with Cross Buy. It's in the new Star Wars Pinball: Balance of the Force pack which can be picked up through Zen Pinball 2, or in the stand alone Star Wars game for £7.99/€9.99. Check out the trailer for it below.
Mon, Sep 30, 2013 | 03:16 BST
Wasteland Kings renamed Nuclear Throne
Vlambeer's randomly-generated arcade action title has been renamed following an amicable agreement between the indie pair and Wasteland 2 developer inXile.
Fri, Sep 27, 2013 | 16:58 BST
Putty Squad and The Pinball Arcade to launch alongside PS4 in November
Putty Squad and The Pinball Arcade are PlayStation 4 launch titles, publisher System 3 has announced. Each will be made available on the console by November 29. Putty Squad is a remake of the 1992 platformer and downloadable levels will be made available for free at launch alongside the original Super Putty. It also includes Cross-Play support with the Vita version, and as well as DualShock 4 touch controls. The Pinball Arcade will feature 22 tables which span Star Trek, Twilight Zone, and more. Thanks, Eurogamer.
Wed, Sep 18, 2013 | 09:29 BST
"Console games can be a lower risk" in many cases, says Retro City Rampage creator
Retro City Rampage creator Brian Provinciano has detailed his career so far, and his success on consoles. He has suggested that console games need not be as risky a proposition as they first appear in a new talk.
Tue, Sep 10, 2013 | 20:36 BST
Star Wars Pinball: Balance of the Force coming to PSN this fall
Star Wars Pinball: Balance of the Force has been announced by Zen Studios and it will come with three new tables set for release in the fall.
Tue, Sep 10, 2013 | 06:08 BST
River City Ransom: Underground's Kickstarter finally launches
Conatus Creative have launched their Kickstarter campaign to make an officially licensed sequel to the classic NES beat'em up River City Ransom. The project is seeking $180,000 Canadian dollars and targeting a PC release in about a year's time. Check out some great chiptunes and pixel art beneath the jump.
Fri, Sep 06, 2013 | 00:11 BST
Dreamcast, Neo Geo title headed to 3DS and Wii U via Indiegogo
Side-scrolling shooter Gunlord is potentially headed to platforms you conceivably might own thanks to an Indiegogo campaign. The NG:DEV.TEAM project was released for Dreamcast and Neo Geo in 2012, but will port to 3DS and Wii U if it raises €40,000. the retro-inspired title has ten stages and 45 enemy types, eight-way scrolling, and boasts a solid 60 FPS. If successful, it will release in 2014 via the eShop.
Thanks, Joystiq.
Thu, Aug 29, 2013 | 19:20 BST
Terraria content will be included in Edge of Space
Terraria content will be included in Edge of Space, HandyMan Studios and Re-Logic announced today, which will include a battle with Omegatron, the sci-fi cybernetically enhanced version of Terraria's Skeletron boss.
Wed, Aug 28, 2013 | 02:14 BST
Samurai Gunn headed to PC via Maxisentialism
Maxistentialism will publish Taknopants' multiplayer brawler Samurai Gunn on Steam during the holiday season. The angel investor is committed to bringing "the minimalist showdown to the public without compromising the game's integrity". As well as the PC release, Samurai Gunn is coming to PS4 and Vita in 2014. Polygon has a trailer if you're keen, and the indie will be on show at PAX Prime.
Fri, Aug 23, 2013 | 17:20 BST
Gravity Crash Ultra coming to Vita with new levels, remixed soundtrack and more
Gravity Crash Ultra is heading to PlayStation Vita soon, as you know, and according to Just Add Water, the side-scrolling space shooter has been given a few extras to tempt you.
Thu, Aug 22, 2013 | 15:10 BST
Gunslugs brings retro side-scrolling to PS Vita
A new post has gone up on the PlayStation blog from creative director at Abstraction Games Tj'ien Twijnstra to announce that they'll be bringing Gunslugs to PS Vita. Developed by Orange Pixel, it's described as a "highly addictive, retro-inspired, roguelike, side-scrolling action-game.
Wed, Nov 13, 2013 | 05:39 GMT
Housemarque releasing Resogun on PS4
Super Stardust team Housemarque is bringing its new shooter Resogun to PS4.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 22:48 BST
Helldivers coming to PS3, PS4 and PS Vita, with cross-play over all formats
Magicka developer Arrowhead Studios is bringing its space title Helldivers to Sony's full suite of platforms. Helldivers has cross-play across all three formats and it's a top down space shooter. The game features cross-play and cross-save between PS4, PS3, and Vita. The game takes place in a "satirical and dystopian future," and players will battle across procedurally-generated maps through single and four-player co-op. Look out for friendly fire – seriously. It's Arrowhead we're talking about here. A release date has not been announced but a trailer is below.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 17:05 BST
Ridiculous Fishing has passed 300,000 sales
Ridiculous Fishing as sold ridiculously well. Vlambeer founders Jan Willem Nijman and Rami Ismail announced during their GDC Europe presentation that the game has hit the 300,000 sales mark on the Apple App Store.
Fri, Aug 16, 2013 | 01:09 BST
Wasteland Kings is the newest game from Ridiculous Fishing dev
Vlambeer has announced its newest game, Wasteland Kings, a "roguelike-like" for PC.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 | 01:38 BST
Google Glass game Psyclops is a bit like Space Invaders
The inevitable wave of Google Glass games and game-like hacks is upon us. See footage of Psyclops in action through the break.
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 | 11:51 BST
Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ releasing on Steam next month
Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ is heading to Steam in September courtesy of Namco Bandai.
Tue, Aug 06, 2013 | 20:03 BST
Angry Birds: Star Wars Gamefly listing points to PS4, Xbox One release
Angry Birds: Star Wars may be heading to PS4 and Xbox One, if a listing for the title on Gamefly is any indication. Early this month the game was dated for 3DS, PC, PS3, PS Vita Wii U, Xbox 360, for an October 29 release. Since Activation is the publisher, we'll send an email and ask. Via Superannuation.
Sat, Aug 03, 2013 | 20:28 BST
Beat Hazard Ultra updated, has garnered $2.2 million in sales
Beat Hazard Ultra, the arcade shooter that makes use of your music library, has been given an update, and has been re-released on the Xbox indie channel for 400 MS Points. The update adds co-op, versus online and local multiplayer as well as boss rush and survival modes. There are also two new bosses, 10 new enemy ships, 24 new perks, and three new tactical weapons, according to D'toid. The game's creator Steve Hunt also said the game has sold over 700,000 copies since its initial release, thus making around $2.2 million. The game is also available for PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and PS3.


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Thanks so much.
So tough decisions await OPEC has it needs for the first time in nearly six months but with oil prices hovering near 85 bucks a barrel.
And the future leadership of the group -- question the credibility of OPEC is for shore on the line that's meant is a commodity analyst at -- energy services.
Thanks so much for joining us I mean let's -- into the issue of leadership first.
Abdullah Al -- -- has been the Secretary General or about six years.
Now he's stepping down.
How important is who replaces him.
But it's very important really a body is taking us through the very torrid time in the crude market.
And then now when at a time when -- having this meeting when you would expect that there would be least different debates going on regarding supply regarding price.
The -- the -- cartel is happy with supply and price.
And yet this -- huge concern with the leadership whether it's gonna go to an Iranian Iraqi or sounding and so this is this is -- huge concern especially.
At a period glimmer answering.
As -- gonna -- cuts probably next year by OPEC.
Yeah I mean there's a lot of focus on this at the same time anytime I've been at a meeting most of the meeting happens a week from the meeting you know they all meet late into the night.
At each -- hotels trying to hash out what's gonna be sad.
Does Saudi Arabia near mine minister -- -- still control the cartel war.
You know Iran and Venezuela for a long time have been trying to put together -- group to sort of challenge nine these power.
Are they becoming successful at that.
I don't think so I -- about -- me.
Is such a good represents state of OPEC he came out back in April when prices were prices were running up.
And and showed his frustration said look we need to get prices down Saudi Arabia is the linchpin about a -- they have that -- spec capacity.
And they already have the production levels that -- they can put onto the market.
And so that's what he did back in April and that's what kept prices -- down he did a very successful -- that as Saudi Arabia did.
And that they just really highlighted that their rating control they might you have seen.
At this seems on the other side is got really aggressive I mean -- we saw at the last meeting Rafael Ramirez.
The representative from Venezuela getting up and talking about the fact that they have more proven reserves now.
Then Saudi Arabia saying that there are bigger oil giant they brought studies from BP along.
To -- -- -- to back that -- and if you look at OPEC's website now being recognized Venezuela as being on top even though they're obvious you know their production really relax but.
-- -- isn't that tide turning inside OPEC.
Now that's exactly the point -- make this stuff that was seeing even though they have sort of 300 billion.
Reserves as it would seem falling production from -- Venezuela needs.
Three billion dollars a year just to keep power plant with production levels weather now now they need that investment and yet and same time.
They take -- ExxonMobil that kicked -- Chevron that kicked out.
And sold at these different.
Issues that did you should really wouldn't be making it more than influence -- ready just handicapping it rarely.
Yet Matt Smith great information thanks for coming on -- still the -- that's the take away I got thank you.
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