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German utilities RWE and E.ON have decided not to proceed with plans to construct new nuclear power plants in Britain and will seek a new owner for their joint venture company, Horizon Nuclear Power. Their decision, announced on March 29, followed strategic reviews undertaken independently by the two concerns. Statements released by both companies referred to the impact of the accelerated nuclear phaseout in Germany, which has resulted in their having recently reported substantial losses due to the closure of their oldest nuclear plants.
Horizon Nuclear Power was established by the utilities' British subsidiaries in 2009. Since then, the company had developed proposals for new nuclear power stations at the existing nuclear sites of Wylfa and Oldbury, with a potential generating capacity of up to 6600 MWe. Land had been purchased at both locations, and a decision on which reactor type to build was expected early this year.
According to their statements, the companies' current financial situations have led them to take a number of measures. For RWE, this included selling assets, increasing capital, and maintaining a tighter capital expenditure budget. RWE also pointed to the high costs of running the Horizon joint venture and the difficulty in today's economic climate of raising capital for major projects such as nuclear power plants due to their large scale and long lead times and payback periods.
Tony Cocker, chief executive of E.ON UK, said that the company will now focus its investments in the United Kingdom on "other strategic projects that will allow us to deliver earlier benefit for customers and our company, rather than the very long-term and large investment new nuclear power calls for." This will include renewables, distributed energy, and energy efficiency, according to the company's statement. E.ON UK already operates 21 wind farms and the country's first wave power generator, with another 1500 MWe of renewable capacity under development.
Looking forward, Horizon's chief operating officer, Alan Raymant, said, "We have made good progress in developing our sites, in particular our lead site at Wylfa, and a strong organization capable of delivering nuclear new build in the U.K. We will now focus on consolidating the progress made and working with our shareholders as they investigate the opportunities for new ownership." He also noted that Horizon has enjoyed "broad public and political support, in particular from the communities around our sites. This continues to make nuclear new build an attractive proposition in the U.K."
The Horizon decision also casts a shadow over the British government's plan for a new fleet of nuclear plants by 2025. It also makes the country's new-build program more dependent on EDF Energy, the British subsidiary of Electricité de France, which plans to build several plants, including Britain's first new reactors at Hinkley Point, for which a final investment decision is expected later this year.
Following the Horizon announcement, U.K. Energy Minister Charles Hendry said, "E.ON and RWE's withdrawal is clearly very disappointing, but the partners have clearly explained that this decision was based on pressures elsewhere in their businesses and not on any doubts about the role of nuclear in U.K.'s energy future." Also, he stressed, "The U.K.'s new nuclear program is far more than one consortium, and there remains considerable interest. Plans from EDF/Centrica and NuGen are on track, and Horizon's sites offer new players an excellent ready-made opportunity to enter the market."
With EDF Energy planning to build Areva EPR reactors, Westinghouse has focused on convincing Horizon and NuGen, the other nuclear joint venture, to order its AP1000 reactor. In a statement, the company said that its "resolve and commitment to the U.K. and its nuclear industry is unshaken," and that over the next few weeks, it would "engage Horizon and its owners to determine the best direction for continuing the development of these projects and to explore alternative investors in the company."
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Apple's iPad, set for US release [1] this Saturday, may not support Adobe Flash, but that hasn't stopped one mobile ad firm from ensuring that its customers' Flash-based content will play on Cupertino's "magical and revolutionary [2]" device.
Greystripe [3], which refers to itself as "the leading rich media mobile advertising network" - emphasis theirs - has announced [4] that its iFlash [5] ad units will be available for the iPad in May. The company's proprietary iFlash technology already takes a customer's existing Flash-based creative and transcodes it into a form that can run on the iPhone and iPod touch, and now, it will do much the same on the iPad.
Greystripe boasts that its iFlash-based mobile ads perform better than garden-variety online ads, with click-through rates (CTRs [6]) "well above" one per cent - which, if true, is impressive. It also claims that comScore [7] surveys show its iFlash ads to significantly boost brand and ad awareness, brand recommendations, and purchase intent.
We'll be interested to see the results of the inevitable surveys that will use these metrics to compare iPhone users and iPad users - that is, which group will prove to be more vulnerable to ads popping up on their respective screens.
And we'll also be on the lookout for Apple to itself go into the ad-serving business. After all, it didn't pay $275m to acquire [8] mobile ad broker Quattro Wireless merely in a fit of pique after Google began its acquisition deal [9] with AdMob - a deal that is reportedly in trouble [10] due to US Federal Trade Comission concerns.
But Greystripe shouldn't be too worried about Cupertinian ad-serving competition. After all, not only is its iFlash technology proprietary, but it's also questionable whether Apple would want to throw Flash a lifeline - although stranger things have happened when loads of lucre are at stake.
Greystripe, by the way, isn't the only company working on ways to move Adobe-based content onto the Flashless iPad - so is Adobe itself. As the company announced last October at their MAX 2009 [11] developers' confab, the soon-to-be-released Flash Pro CS5 will include a capability called Packager for iPhone [12] that will convert ActionScript 3 projects into native iPhone apps.
And not just the iPhone. In a blog post [13] at the time of the iPad's unveiling, Adobe's Michael Chou said: "It is our intent to make it possible for Flash developers to build applications that can take advantage of the increased screen size and resolution of the iPad."
Flash may be threatened - most notably by HTML5 [14] - but one thing is certain: it won't slip quietly away, nor will it disappear anytime soon. Too many developers, designers, advertisers, content providers, and brokers have too much invested in it. ®
- http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/03/29ipad.html
- http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/01/27ipad.html
- http://www.greystripe.com/
- http://www.greystripe.com/pr61/
- http://www.greystripe.com/ipad/
- http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CTR.html
- http://www.comscore.com/
- http://www.quattrowireless.com/mobile_insight/blog/happy_new_year_from_quattro_wireless
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/09/google_to_buy_admob/
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/11/google_admob_deal_ftc_sworn_declarations/
- http://2009.max.adobe.com/
- http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashcs5/appsfor_iphone/
- http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplatform/2010/01/building_ipad_apps.html
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/29/brightcove_html5_announcement/

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Over the weekend, while we were busy with more important things like Tiger Woods' knee, Peyton Manning's jet and Dwight Howard's flip flops, people were gathering in major cities across the globe to help preserve a better future for our billionaire athletes and us to live in. On Saturday, hipsters galore shed their clothes for the World Naked Bike Ride to raise awareness for various global issues, including oil and fossil fuel dependency, traffic safety and, of course, stone cold nudity.
So what better way for cyclists to tell drivers they're fed up with being struck and killed in traffic than by risking their droops and sags being caught in spokes and chains? At least that's what more than 300 people in Peru did, as they brought awareness to the 3,000 cyclists who were killed in Peru in 2009. And all 9 of the New Zealanders who rode for clean air. Come on, New Zealand, you're better than that.
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Seminal LA indie band, The Jealous Sound, has announced a fall tour with Long Island, NY's Daytrader. The dates kick off on September 13th in Fullerton, CA and run through October 20th.
The band's latest LP, A Gentle Reminder, was released back in January to widespread acclaim and was their first set of new material since 2003's Kill Them with Kindness. Made in the Foo Fighters' Studio 606 with John Lousteau producing, A Gentle Reminder features founding member Blair Shehan (who Entertainment Weekly described as an "emo genius" on their "Must-List" earlier this year) working alongside the Foos' Nate Mendel and new drummer Bob Penn.
"We were pleasantly surprised to have the most successful and enjoyable tour of our career this last Spring," offers Shehan. "Looking forward to playing the old favorites, a couple from A Gentle Reminder that didn't make the set last tour and a brand new song that we're very excited about."
In conjunction with the tour, Rise Records will release a limited edition, split 7″ featuring tracks by The Jealous Sound and Daytrader.
"Rise Records is very excited to release this limited edition tour press 7″. I'm a huge fan of The Jealous Sound (and of course Daytrader) and I'm honored to release music with them. I personally can't wait until the Portland, OR tour date," says Rise founder Craig Ericson.
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Sep 14 Bottom of the Hill San Francisco CA AA
Sep 17 Bunk Bar Portland OR 21+
Sep 18 Sunset Tavern Seattle WA 21+
Sep 20 Kilby Court Salt Lake City UT
Sep 21 Hi Dive Denver CO 18+
Sep 22 Czar Bar Kansas City MO 18+
Sep 23 Firebird St. Louis MO AA
Sep 25 Bottom Lounge Chicago IL 17+
Sep 26 The Loft Lansing MI AA
Sep 27 Mohawk Place Buffalo NY 16+
Sep 29 Il Motore Montreal QC 18+
Sep 30 TT the Bears Cambridge MA 18+
Oct 2 Gramercy Theater New York NY 16+
Oct 3 Ollie's Point Amityville NY 16+
Oct 4 Milkboy Philadelphia PA 21+
Oct 5 Rock And Roll Hotel Washington DC AA
Oct 6 Motorco Durham NC AA
Oct 8 The Social Orlando FL AA
Oct 10 High Dive Gainesville FL 18+
Oct 11 529 Atlanta GA 21+
Oct 19 Soda Bar San Diego CA 21+
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3. Devil's Kitchen has Chris Huhne banged to rights. Or words to that effect.
4. Robin Page resigns from UKIP and explains why.
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With the Boston Celtics' dramatic game 7 victory over upstart 8-seed Philadelphia on Saturday, the stage is set for both conference finals series in the NBA playoffs.
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The Celtics, meanwhile, are in the midst of another improbably postseason run, sustained largely by the transcendent play of Rondo and the 33-year-old Kevin Garnett. The Cs are contending with a bevy of injuries of their own, with two of the members of their hall-of-fame Big Three hobbled by injuries—Paul Pierce is playing with a sprained MCL, and Ray Allen is battling bone spurs in his ankles. The Celtics also lost starting 2-guard Avery Bradley, a second-year guard who emerged this year as one of the best perimeter defenders in the NBA, to season-ending shoulder surgery during the Philadelphia series. Bradley's absence leaves their bench woefully thin, and means their options for checking Wade start with the near-crippled Allen and end with offensive nonentity Mickael Pietrus.
Miami has the upper hand in this series, but if Boston can slow James or Wade down they have a chance, albeit a slim one. The x-factor is Rondo-he had a triple-double and destroyed the 76ers down the stretch of game 7, and point guard is one position the Heat have trouble containing.
Out West, the conference finals matches up two franchises that are models of success: the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder. The Spurs, led by a rejuvenated Tim Duncan and a playing-out-of-his-mind Tony Parker, have been the best team in the league for half the season and have yet to lose in the playoffs. The Thunder have been nearly as good, sweeping the defending champion Dallas Mavericks and only dropping one game in the second round to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Neither team has really been tested yet these playoffs, but the Spurs have won eight of the last ten meetings between the two teams, and have the clear advantage of experience, coaching, and a remarkably adaptable offensive system that sniffs out opponents weaknesses and attacks them relentlessly. Still, the Thunder have three young stars in Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, and James Harden who are capable of exploding at any time, and the team with the second-best record in the league can't be counted out just yet. The matchup to watch will be Parker versus Westbrook, which has gone decidedly in the Spurs' favor this season.
There are lots of compelling storylines in play for the Finals: a potential meeting between Durant and James, who are often held up in contrast to each other (Durant the choirboy, James the villain); the possibility of James, the best player in the world for about 5 years now, finally breaking through and winning a title, potentially in a rematch with the Spurs, who eviscerated his Cavaliers the one time he made the Finals with Cleveland; a contest between two proud, aging teams in Boston and San Antonio, and two of the greatest power forwards of all time in Duncan and Garnett (not to mention Duncan's personal animosity, brought about by Garnett's history of baiting and "weird trash talk," according to a rare interview with Sports Illustrated).
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From Via Caracciolo, which ends in Mergellina, the Via di Posillipo runs southwest above the sea. Climbing slightly, it comes in 4km/2.5mi, after passing the end of Via Boccaccio, to the Parco della Rimembranze (153m/835ft), lying at the southwest end of the ridge almost vertically above the sea and the rocky volcanic island of Nisida. From the road encircling the park there are beautiful views.
Via Boccaccio runs uphill into Via Manzoni, from which Via Petrarca continues gently downhill, affording extensive views, to Via Orazio. On the upper part of this road to the left is the pilgrimage church of Sant'Antonio, from which there is a famous view of Naples. Beyond this the road descends to the suburb of Mergellina, with a picturesque harbor, Porto Sannazzaro (hydrofoil services to Capri and Ischia). A little way north, at the exits of two tunnels through the hill of Posillipo, are the Piazza Sannazzaro and the Piazza di Piedigrotta, where stands the church of Santa Maria di Piedigrotta (13th century), with a Renaissance cloister (famous traditional fiesta from September 5th-13th: principal celebrations on September 7th).To the west of the church, immediately beyond the railway underpass, is the entrance (on the left) to the Parco Virgiliano, in which are the tomb of the poet Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837) and a Roman structure (actually the columbarium of an unknown family) known as the Tomb of Virgil (70-19 B.C.), who had a villa on Posillipo and desired to be buried there.
From the entrance to the Parco Virgiliano the Galleria delle Quattro Giornate leads west to the suburb of Fuorigrotta, with huge blocks of apartments, a stadium (1959) seating 100,000 spectators, the new buildings of the Technical University (1965) and the Mostra d'Oltremare complex, a large exhibition center, with two theaters, a swimming pool, an illuminated fountain, a zoo and a large amusement park, Edenlandia.
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Harpoon Black IPA
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rAvg: 3.73
pDev: 13.4%
Reviews: 67
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Harpoon Brewery
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Style | ABV
American Black Ale
| 7.00%
bottle (55)
on-tap (12)
Harpoon brewer Matt DeLuca took over the brewhouse for our 40th 100 Barrel Series offering. A newly released specialty malt from Briess called Midnight Wheat gives this beer an almost stout-like appearance without the overly roasty attributes often associated with traditional dark malts. Flaked barley is also used in the malt bill for head retention. An intense yet diverse hop addition schedule is executed during the boil that results in a well balanced offering.
On top of the Chinook, Simcoe, Cascade, and Citra hops is an ample addition of Ahtanum hops that provides a fruity aroma to complement the earthy, spicy bitterness of this dark ale.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to Slatetank for gifting me with a bottle of this. 12oz into a pint, the brew appears dark brown to black in color with clarity seen around the edges. A tan finger of big bubble composition fades leaving small patches of lace sticking to the glass.
The aroma includes notes of fruity alcohol and hops at first. Then a bit of roast and maple-like sweetness. It is somewhat floral in the way the hops and alcohol blend together. Not bad, as stated, it blends together nicely unlike others in the style that seem strange and disjointed.
The flavor is bitter from a 1-2 punch of hops and roasted grain. Some bitter chocolate/coffee blends into an herbal to pine-like resiny bitterness that clings. Some earth and hints of maple/caramel along with floral notes towards the finish.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest amount of carbonation. A nice black ipa that I would drink again and im not the biggest fan of this style. Well done, worth trying. Thanks again Matt.
Serving type: bottle
05-28-2013 18:10:11 |
More by stakem
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Homemade pizza and beer. I don't have a fancy beer glass (yet) so I poured it into a juice glass.
Read the reviews and agree with tdm168 about the color and smell. Dark dark brown, almost black. We enjoyed the smell and definetely smelled citrus (can't detect chocolate yet, maybe I need to drink more beer). Overall I enjoy this beer and was surprised I found this at a Costco.
I would enjoy this in the summer or winter.
Serving type: bottle
04-19-2013 21:50:22 |
More by Eeroomnhoj
North Carolina
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A - blackish brown with reddish edges; soft, brownish head that fades quickly
S - roasted malts, pine, citrus, chocolate
T - huge, intensely piny hops dominate that front end; smooth chocolate and roasted malts follow through to the end; intensely bitter; some faint citrus and sweetness throughout
M - medium bodied, well carbonated
This is a really nice black IPA. It has an amazingly forward hop character that should please any hop head. It also has a nice, well rounded malt character that balances nicely. It's also a very easy to drink beer that refreshes. It's definitely worth a try.
Serving type: bottle
04-19-2013 01:08:23 |
More by tdm168
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
i enjoyed this a few times so I figured I would take some notes on the last bottle, enjoyed chilled from the 12oz into a cervoise.
The color is the darkest brown approaching black and opaque in the middle of the vessel with thick medium tan cream with average sized bead and good retention/lace. The smell is a heavy dose of pine hop esters with an accent of grapefruity aroma with mild toffee note from the malt. The feel is good with a bit of bitter and acidic hop influence up front with mild astringency from dark grain and moderate carbonation with slight roast texture and mild warming of alcohol.
This hop taste is familiar but not quite sharp with some citrus and tropcical fruit with mostly pine taste in the first sips with some caramel in the malt coming through after the swallow and light tannic roasted almost char taste in the malt giving an acrid flavor in the finish with subtle alcohol influence. Overall a not bad example, a decent ale and has enough hop flavor to accept the bitter roasted taste, pretty drinkable in general.
Serving type: bottle
04-17-2013 01:20:10 |
More by Slatetank
New York
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
A- Nice dark color with a light tan head that leaves spider webbing around glass.
S- Roasty malt on the front followed by a bitter hop on the back end.
T- Similar to the smell. Initially a roasted malt enters the pallet followed by piney hops on the finish.
M- "Fizzy" high carbonation like in many Harpoon brews. Piney hop finish leads to hop "zing" around the back and side of mouth.
O- I love Black IPA's. This one is a nice example with bitterness coming from both the roasted malts as well as the hops. The body seems a bit light and may not be as balanced as others I've tried, but a nice drinking BIPA none the less.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2013 00:24:35 |
More by CapH
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
A-Pours a clear, dark brown. Thin, creamy, tan head. Head stays with the body throughout the glass. It also leaves long drapes of lacing.
S-A pleasant combination of roasted malt and grassy/piney hops. Lighter notes of hoppy citrus and soft chocolate with light char. Balanced and it maybe even leans more towards the malty side of the spectrum
T-The hops are grassy and sudsy but finish with clean pine. Subtle citric notes too. The roast is a bit toned down here as are the other malty flavors. The nose stresses the malt but the flavor stresses the hop. Still, there is good balance.
M-Buzzing carbonation with moderate bitterness. Surprisingly crisp. Booze pipes up ever-so-slightly. Quite drinkable due it its rather light body.
O/D-Another solid IPA variate from Harpoon. They keep their beers intriguingly hoppy but their brightest spot is the high drinkability found it all of the hoppy brews. I enjoyed it.:-)
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2013 02:11:52 |
More by VelvetExtract
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
12 oz. bottle. Best by May 15, 2013.
Pours a dark cola brown. Clear, with amber maple highlights. Small finger of gauzy, light khaki-beige head. Some retention. Nice mix of roasted malts and hops on the nose, as I've come to expect from this style. Roasted barley, some coffee, licorice, and carob on the malt end. Pitchy, piney, citrusy hops break through and hold up pretty well.
Bitter roasted coffee up front. Smoother dark chocolate and roasted barley follow through. Hints of dark fruitiness. A little smoke and peat as well. Hop bitterness comes out in the latter half of the palate. Nice blend of leafy, piny, and citrus. Earthy tobacco shows up in the finish, along with some cocoa. Dries out a little. Medium-full body with a slightly syrupy feel. Nicely done!
Serving type: bottle
02-14-2013 22:36:54 |
More by alexgash
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
12 oz bottle into Notch 0.5L glass. First beer of the Blizzard of '13
A- dark brown pour with a creamy CO2 charged head
S- Malt more than hops
T-toasted malt with a bitterness after, nice balance. Hints of burnt malt, but a lot of sweetness is retained. Hops are there, but not out front. Almost a porter. Tastes a bit like the East India Porter Pretty Things made in their historic series.
M- a little sticky and chewy, maybe a little flat
O- very drinkable for 7.0% ABV, I could have a few more. In fact I will.
Serving type: bottle
02-08-2013 21:42:27 |
More by greenengineer
New York
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Used a standard pint glass.
A- Black in color and pours with two fingers worth of off white head. Bubbles are medium sized and glass lacing was observed.
S - Very nice hop aromas. Floral and caramel smells emanated from head.
T- Bittering hops prevalent. Beer was more bitter than sweet which was a delightful surprise. Malty sweetness balances the beer well. Detected some roasted notes. Carbonation is good and allows for better alcohol absorption.
M- Medium body with slight tingling from carbonation.
O- Great black IPA, should try this one. The strong hop presence is what makes it stand out above other overly sweet black IPAs.
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2013 14:45:27 |
More by mfigueroa713
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Part of the Adventure IPA mixed 12-pack
Enjoy By 04/15/13
A: Pours a dark ruby/mahogany color with a fingers worth of tan head
S: Has a dark malt/coffee overtone, with plenty of citrusy goodness underneath. The malt has its way over the hops, though
T: Mor balanced than the nose, the hops shine a little more here. Starts off with dark malts again, but the hops come in and provide a nice earthy and spicy character. Some fruitiness also come through. Finishes with a slightly ashy maltiness with a light coffee character. Bitter throughout
M: Medium-full bodied with moderate carbonation. Again, slightly ashy
O: A nice black IPA without too much roast character but enough of a dark malt presence to make it into a good ABA. After the nose, this definitely leans more towards the IPA side which is a good thing. Solid brew, glad they brought it back
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2013 20:26:10 |
More by BEERMILER12
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours dark brown, near black, with a good off-white foam head. Some lace.
Some nice charred notes and a pine/hop aroma.
Charred malt is not overbearing and does not kick in bitterness that knocks this beer out of balance. A little smoky and French roast coffee. Hops come forward - with restraint - and provide another wrinkle to the flavor profile. Hops are oily and tacky and fit right with the roastiness of the malt. Nice hoppy and light coffee finish.
Medium bodied, good carbonation, a bit mouth-coating.
I am not a lover of this brewery, mainly because of too many disappointments vs. successes. So, coming from a real skeptic -- they nailed this one. Hops are perfectly balanced with the malt, and even a hop-head would feel satisfied. Malt isn't overdone with raw bitterness. Instead, the stuff you want in this style shines. Good job fellas.
Serving type: bottle
11-23-2012 05:21:44 |
More by OtherShoe2
New York
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
A - Nice dark cola body. Bone-white head has nice retention and great lace.
S - Strange nose of brown sugar, damp herbal twang, mineral, and a touch of toffee.
T - Dry herbal char, thyme, bitter earthy hop.
M - Light to style. Sub-par carbonation.
O - Nice roast character and an interesting bitterness. The profile isn't common, but not necessarily complex.
Serving type: bottle
07-29-2012 23:57:31 |
More by vfgccp
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
650ml bottle shared by johnsense on RB, cheers! Into a tulip.
Black body with some reddish brown hues. Beige head, good lace and a film of retention. Nose has tropical fruits, orange, a bit soapy and some darker malt notes. Taste is really roasty, dark malts, burnt bread, bitter hopping in the form of pine and some mild citrus. Roast dominates. Medium feel, medium high carbonation. A really roasty American Black Ale, hops are lost in the mix.
Serving type: bottle
07-04-2012 00:28:39 |
More by liamt07
Ontario (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A head of mold spore look on a black body. Subdued aromas, both the roast and the hop. Lacey. Big roast flavour (some ash sediment) with a citrus hop finish, odd but interesting that they used a German hop.Thanks for bringing John. Average for the style.
Serving type: bottle
06-26-2012 19:42:50 |
More by northyorksammy
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
22 ounce bottle into tulip glass, best by 5/15/2012. Pours crystal clear very dark brown color with a 2 finger dense light khaki head with good retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Some decent lacing on the glass. Aromas of big grapefruit, orange, pine, herbal, citrus rind, roasted malt, biscuit, toast, and earthy spiciness. Very nice and well balanced aromas with good strength. Taste of big grapefruit, pine, orange, herbal, floral, grass, dark roasted malt, char, citrus rind, chocolate, and earthy spiciness. Fair amount of spicy bitterness on the the finish; with lingering notes of citrus, pine, toast, grass, roasted malt, chocolate, char, and earthy spices on the finish for a good bit. Very nice balance of roasted malt with hop flavors. Medium carbonation and body; with a fairly creamy and crisp mouthfeel. Alcohol is very well hidden with hardly any warming noticed on the finish. Overall this is a really nice and quite robust Black IPA. Nice balance of citrus and piny hop flavors; with a very nice and prominent roasted malt backbone. Really well done, and very enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
06-01-2012 03:23:43 |
More by superspak
South Carolina
look: 3.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2
Bomber poured into a Maudite snifter. A smallish tan head tops the deep brown body, but it's fairly tenacious and isn't shy with the lace.
Pretty tame nose for a CDA, chocolate roast with earthy undertones. A punch of earthy hop flavor somewhat ups the 'oomph' factor, but the limp finish and bland malt profile fall flat. On the positive side, there's a hefty dose of bitterness. A blast of bitterness without any other flavors really being fleshed out any other fully developed flavors doesn't have much appeal, though. I love the CDA style, but this particular example misses the mark.
Serving type: bottle
04-26-2012 01:22:45 |
More by PDXHops
New Jersey
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
A - Dark brown brew (close to porter shade) with a big head and a fair bit of lacing.
S - A bit of lemon pith, pepper and a medicinal smell.
T - Very little malt presence, almost watery tasting. There is a bit of faint citrus pith and very faint molasses. Very quickly a medicinal bitterness enters that lingers into the aftertaste. It isn't horribly unpleasant, but it isn't great.
M - Smooth, thin, a little refreshing.
D - It isn't bad. It isn't terribly good though.
Serving type: bottle
04-16-2012 03:14:20 |
More by mrasskicktastic
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Black IPA - or American Black Ale - is not the most creative name for the style but it is fairly accurate. A discriminating eye might point out the hazelnut highlights and transparency at the fringes, but a standard drinker would be content to call this black. As for head, the name says nothing about it, and this one has little of it anyhow.
Mocha, the front garden and the forest floor combine for a bouquet that has an almost mushroom-like complexity: earthy and nutty all at once. The roast, though mild, perspires coffee-like notes now and again, while the hops (which are generous) have a dry, pithy bitterness and smell of resinous pine and bark. It's a beer hard not to like immediately.
The label lists all the stats (alc/vol 7.0%, ibu 67, og 18) but Black IPA has a deliciousness that can't be encapsulated by numbers. Underlying notes of coffee are enlivened by brimming candied citrus and forest floor flavors. Each sip feels like it contains fragments of flower petals. It's very lively and effervescent, despite the roast of dark-ish malts.
As this beer showcases, Ahtanum is a fairly well rounded hop. It is largely citrusy, with the standard spotlight of grapefruit and lemon, but it is also notably earthy and floral. It also has a distinctive piney quality that is well suited to dark and crystal malts. The nuttiness combines with the earthiness to give it a complex, mushroom-like character.
Either I've come across a really good bottle or Harpoon just hasn't been given enough props for their Black IPA, because I wouldn't hesitate to call this a damn fine beer. Sure there are stronger examples that exist out there, but we could also say that about 99% of all beers. This is one of the 100 Barrel Series beers I'd suggest brewing again.
No Harpoon product I've had belonged in a higher class than the average beer drinker's table, but Black IPA is a very strong example of its style and certainly warrants as much respect as many of those higher rated than it. I would have been very upset if this bomber were only 12 ounces and even after 22 ounces I would have enjoyed a little more.
Serving type: bottle
04-10-2012 19:48:04 |
More by biegaman
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
22oz bottle into pint glass
A: Pitch black for the most part with thin tan head.
S: Pine, grassy, floral, mildly smoky.
T: Roasted, chocolate, coffee, pine
M: Thin, mild carbonation, dry, some sips warmng at the end.
O: Easily drinkable. Good but not great black IPA. Smells and tastes really seem to change from sip to sip with some complex and some very plain - not sure why - would have rated higher if more consistent
Serving type: bottle
04-08-2012 23:25:41 |
More by EtOHMD
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured from a smart-looking "bomber" bottle into a wine goblet.
Pitch black in appearance, with a nice thick head of tan foam.
Aroma-Faint coffee and chocolate, spicy, grassy hop note
Taste-Medium roast coffee, chocolate, some citrussy hops thrash about. Nothing super-complex here, but a pretty tasty offering that would pair well with some grilled fajitas or a thick cheesburger.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2012 18:11:25 |
More by hosehead83
New York
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Harpoon Black IPA is a very dim reddish brown, almost black beer with a lumpy beige foam on top. The retention and lacing are outstanding. It has a bold, fresh aroma of pine and grapefruit with a hint of sweetness. It has a very smooth medium body with a slightly astringent finish. It's well balanced with nice grapefruit peel and pine resin bitterness along with roasted astringency and smooth, mellow, caramelly malt. It's tasty and very easy to drink.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2012 15:05:55 |
More by yesyouam
New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22oz bottle (Best By May 15, 2012) into a 13.5oz Libbey tulip glass.
A- An aggressive pour yields an almost-black exilir (light can make its way through if tilted in the light) with a full 3 finger creamy, beige/light brown head
S- Constantly changing...at times bitter and sweet citrus, hints of flowers, spice and chocolate all come and go. As the brew warms and head dissipates, the aroma seems to get more intense with orange citrus and chocolate blending together to create a delicious aroma.
T- As the label suggests a spicy, bittersweet chocolate at the front of the tongue and finishes with a pleasant (white grapefruit) citrus bitterness on the back of the palate. As it warms a piney resin flavor makes its entrance. Much of the 70 IBU's are contributing to the brews hop flavor rather than the finish (i.e. bittering hops).
O- Based on previous reviews, I am pleasantly suprised and think this brew is deserving of higher scores. However, Harpoon 100 Barrel Series Black IPA is complex and not as immediate and some others in the style and takes a bit of time to get acquainted. Regardless, this remains a really good example of the style both in profile and drinkability...I only wish I could have sampled this sooner.
Harpoon...please brew this one again!
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2012 21:14:04 |
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look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
Poured into an imperial pint glass a deep dark chocolate brown color a nice tight one finger beige colored head atop that lasted in a pillow state for quite awhile.Piney hops stood nicely over top of roast and unsweetened chocolate malt notes,the flavors don't really pack any op punch honestly to me it's like a earthy porter with its light bitter chocolate and raw earthy finish,it lacks really any hop character.The beer started out promising but the lack of hop depth on the palate really brought the score down for me,it's not true to style flavor wise.
Serving type: bottle
03-23-2012 22:07:01 |
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look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is a lightly hopped IPA with a dark coffee look and taste.
This seemed a little flat-tasting for an IPA, even for a black IPA. Perhaps it is the hops the brewer chose. I drank this 6 weeks before the expiration date stamped on the neck.
Overall, it is a pleasant ale and worth drinking. But it is no "knock your socks off" representative of a new style.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2012 19:51:28 |
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22oz bottle into a pint glass, best before 5/15/12. This pours a light black color with a little red hues around the edges, along with a nice tan colored head which quickly dissipates. The smells are full of pine hops along with dark roasted malts. The feel is medium and full of bitter hop resin. The taste is pretty good, it follows the more stout ipa hybrid of this style, the hop presence is there full of that bitterness along with a nice roasted malt bitterness for extra goodness. Love it.
Serving type: bottle
03-07-2012 02:52:30 |
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Folks, we live in a competitive world and culture. Excellence is something we celebrate to the point that those at the top of the game become unreachable, untouchable, and almost mythical creations. When a celebrity is seen in real life and the experience is almost surreal. One of the things that USRT loves is that our racing activities involve us with high caliber individuals that we call real friends. Whats even more interesting is that many of these guys just happen to be VW/Audi fans and drivers. While not always the fastest cars straight off the dealer lot, theyre outstanding platforms for modification, real race competition, and launching careers.
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I went for an in car rally car ride at NEFR. It was INSANE. On top of that, it was dark and it was like 100 degrees in the car while we were waiting to stage. Def do it again.
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BOSU Jackknifes
Nancy and I present the BOSU jackknife, an ab exercise that uses both a BOSU (a sort of Swiss Ball chopped in half) and a medicine ball. If you're a fan of Blaine Moore's series on bridge exercises, then this exercise might be a nice next step up the ladder of difficulty.
Abs | BOSU | Medicine Ball
In this video analysis (Quicktime, 7.6 MB; Google video, no download), Nancy and I (Bud) present the BOSU jackknife, an ab exercise that uses both a BOSU (a sort of Swiss Ball chopped in half) and a medicine ball. The exercise keeps constant tension on the abs and like our Swiss Ball jackknife has a significant stabilization component that works the obliques. If you're a fan of Blaine Moore's series on bridge exercises, then this exercise might be a nice next step up the ladder of difficulty.
To perform this exercise, position your back on the center of the BOSU as Nancy and I illustrate in Photos 1 and 3 on the left. Then grasp the medicine ball directly over your head. Nancy and I both use a 9 lb. medicine ball. Choose a light one to start. It adds difficulty to the exercise by lengthening the torso (i.e., the length of the lever you are exerting force on) and adding weight to boot.
To execute the exercise, place one of your feet on the ground for stability and stretch the other out flat. This second foot should be close to the floor but not touching. Then, as Nancy and I illustrate in Pictures 2 and 4, simultaneously perform a crunch with your upper torso (holding the ball over your head) and lift the knee of your extended leg to touch your elbows. Next, reverse the movement to return to the start position. Make sure the extended leg does not touch the floor. Repeat 15 times for one leg extended before switching to the other.
If executed properly, this exercise will keep constant tension on the abs and give you a real abs workout. Cheating in this exercise involves removing tension from the abs. One way to do that is to touch your extended foot to the floor. When you first try this exercise, you may find yourself having to touch your extended foot to the floor out of necessity, but you should try to avoid it. Another way to cheat is to let your arms do some of the work in moving the ball up and down. If you carefully examine the strip of photos on the left, you will notice that Nancy and I keep the ball in a constant position relative to our heads.
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You seem to get a bit of attention from the Nexon staff on the irc, since they're glad to answer any of your questions maybe you could ask them about future content since there hasn't been much of that in the past 1 or 2 months. :T It'd be greatly appreciated.
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1. | Roman Succession Party | ||
A party thrown which starts on the 31st of July at any time and continues into the 1st of August representing the succession of the leaders of Rome i.e. Gaius Julius Caesar (represented by July) to Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus (represented by August). This party is most formally thrown toga style with laurels strongly encouraged. Wine is common to be found at these parties along with Sambuca Romana and other Italian drinks. At 12 AM on the 1st of August someone (usually the host) has to pretend to get stabbed and after the stabbing someone splashes red wine on the person stabbed to represent blood. The party continues from there as any normal party would. Bob: "Yo I'm throwing a Roman Succession Party. Do you want to come?"
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- Much Wenlock Priory (2.7 miles)
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- Wilderhope Manor (3.9 miles)
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