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Even if you don’t drink beer, you can probably tell me that an IPA is a hoppy beer. If I ask you what a stout is, you would probably say “a dark beer.” I could maybe even ask you about a Hefeweizen and you might tell me, “that’s the sweet one that they put the orange in!” All good answers.

Without being a beer nerd, maybe without even liking beer, there’s enough knowledge out there in the aether that you can tell me some reasonably helpful facts about several beer styles. But there’s one out there that I bet you can’t tell me anything about: the English Mild. And that, my friends, is a pity.

The original use of the term “mild” when referring to beer meant that it was fresh and hadn’t been aged in a barrel very long (which, in those days, really meant that it wasn’t stale and infected). So that term could really refer to any style of beer that was fresh. But towards the end of World War I, the English were serving a low gravity beer referred to as a Mild. Today, we would call this a Session Beer — or in other words, a really good idea if you plan on drinking several.

Milds generally present on the darker side of beer, typically a glowing ruby color. The nose will present with toasty malts, perhaps a hint of roast and minimal-to-no hop aroma. Their flavor is generally toasty, slightly roasty, some caramel… think sweet tea in beer form!

Wait, what? You mean to tell me there’s a beer out there that drinks like sweet tea, isn’t so hoppy it tastes like lawn clippings, and is session strength (4-ish ABV)?!?!

Yes. Yes. That’s exactly what I’m telling you. This is a fantastic style that could fill a huge void for people who don’t really want to drink 8% hop monsters and pass out at the bar.

Sadly, this style didn’t get popular with the rise of craft beer several years ago. That trend went the direction of more alcohol/more hops, which is the exact opposite of what the English Mild is about. However, that sea is changing, and we’re starting to see some good versions — especially in the NC brewery scene. Green Man, Fortnight, Fonta Flora, and AMB all produce an English Mild. Right here in your backyard, Craftboro has an English Mild in their brewing rotation as well.

If you aren’t on this wagon yet, the time to get on is now. Get out there, ask around, and find yourself a nice English Mild to help lubricate a great conversation with friends. You will not regret it. Well, I guess it depends on what you talk about. But you won’t regret the beer, anyway.

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英がEUを離脱、47年間の加盟に幕 通商協議焦点に - 日本経済新聞

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英首相官邸の壁に投影されたEU離脱へのカウントダウン（31日、ロンドン）=ロイター

【ロンドン=篠崎健太】英国は31日午後11時（日本時間2月1日午前8時）、欧州連合（EU）から離脱した。EUの前身である欧州共同体（EC）から47年間にわたる加盟国の地位に幕を下ろした。ジョンソン首相は「新たな時代の夜明けだ」と訴え、EUから権限を取り戻す意義を強調した。離脱前と同じ環境が保たれる年末までに、英・EU間で新たな経済・通商関係を築けるかが大きな焦点となる。

EUは母体となった欧州石炭鉄鋼共同体ができた1952年以来、加盟国の数が初めて減った。2度の世界大戦後に出発した欧州統合と拡大の歩みは、重しとなってきた主要国の離反で歴史的な節目を迎えた。

ジョンソン氏は離脱にあたり国民向けの動画メッセージを出し「国家として真の再生と変革の瞬間だ」と語った。16年6月の国民投票から約3年半の曲折を経ての実現に「最も重要なのは終わりではなく始まりだということだ」と述べた。「この国を1つにまとめて前に進めることが私の仕事だ」と強調し、離脱と残留で意見の対立が続く国民に団結を呼びかけた。

英国がEUを離脱し、気勢を上げる人たち（31日、ロンドン）=三村幸作撮影

激変を避けるための「移行期間」として、20年末までは現状の英・EU関係が保たれる。加盟国とほぼ同じ状況が続くこの間に、英国は新たな将来関係をまとめる必要がある。EU経由で貿易自由化を進めてきた、日本など第三国とも通商協定の再構築が必要だ。移行期間は22年末まで延ばせるが、ジョンソン氏は拒む方針を貫いている。時間切れによる「無秩序な離脱」のリスクは続く。

英政府は離脱前最後の閣議を同日、英北部サンダーランドで開いた。国民投票時に「離脱」多数の結果が最も早く判明した象徴的な地で、ジョンソン氏は「3年半の分断から新たなページをめくる」と力を込めた。今後のEUとの通商交渉に関し、貿易の8割をカバーする自由貿易協定（FTA）を3年以内に結ぶ目標を確認した。

EU加盟国として最後の日を迎え、ロンドンの英国会議事堂前には離脱支持者と反対派がそれぞれ集結した。広場を埋め尽くした市民からは歓声や悲嘆の声が響いた。

世論が激しく分断している状況を踏まえ、英政府は離脱の祝賀ムードの演出を控えた。ジョンソン氏が事前収録のメッセージを出したり、首相官邸の壁に離脱までのカウントダウンを投影したりするにとどめた。一方、EU本部があるブリュッセルでは31日夜、欧州理事会や欧州議会といったEU施設から英国旗がひっそりと降ろされた。

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Apoiadores do Brexit se reúnem para comemorar a saída da União Europeia em Londres, no Dia do Brexit, na sexta-feira (31) — Foto: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP

O Reino Unido já está oficialmente fora da União Europeia, após 47 anos. Às 23 horas de Londres (20 horas em Brasília) passou a valer o Brexit, aprovado em um plebiscito há mais de três anos e meio, em 23 de junho de 2016.

Foram necessários 1.317 dias de espera, dois adiamentos, três primeiros-ministros e uma série de acordos rejeitados pelo Parlamento britânico até que a saída finalmente se concretizasse.

Brexit: veja a contagem regressiva e a festa em Londres após saída do Reino Unido da UE

Já durante a tarde, símbolos do Reino Unido foram retirados de órgãos da União Europeia, como o Parlamento e o Conselho Europeu, em Bruxelas, onde as bandeiras foram removidas horas antes da saída oficial (veja vídeo abaixo). Nesta sexta, o Reino Unido se tornou o primeiro país a deixar a UE desde sua criação.

Conselho e Parlamento Europeus removem bandeira do Reino Unido horas antes do Brexit

Em um pronunciamento uma hora antes da saída oficial, o primeiro-ministro Boris Johnson afirmou que o Brexit “não é um fim, mas um começo” e “um momento de renovação e mudança nacional”.

“Este é o momento quando começamos a nos unir e passamos de fase”, disse ainda, em tom otimista. “Este é o início de uma nova era na qual não aceitamos mais que as chances de sua vida – as chances da vida da sua família – dependam de que parte do país você cresceu”.

Segundo Johnson, é o momento de "usar esses novos poderes, essa soberania readquirida para oferecer as mudanças pelas quais as pessoas votaram".

"Seja controlando a imigração ou criando portos livres, libertando nossa indústria pesqueira ou fazendo tratados de livre comércio, ou simplesmente criando nossas leis e regras para o benefício do povo deste país".

O primeiro-ministro disse ainda que o bloco europeu se desenvolveu de uma forma que não serve mais para o Reino Unido, mas que a intenção é manter uma boa relação, mesmo fora da UE.

"Queremos que este seja o começo de uma nova era de cooperação amigável entre a UE e um Reino Unido energético, um Reino Unido que seja simultaneamente um grande poder europeu e verdadeiramente global em nosso alcance e nossas ambições", afirmou.

Apoiadoras do Brexit posam para foto em Parliament Square, Londres, na sexta-feira (31), Dia do Brexit — Foto: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP

No Dia do Brexit, britânicos saíram às ruas para comemorar (ou lamentar) a separação e lotaram a Parliament Square, em Londres, onde se concentrou a festa do movimento Leave Means Leave. Em muitos pubs, com decoração lotada de bandeiras brancas, azuis e vermelhas do Reino Unido, grandes grupos também celebraram.

Ativistas contrários ao Brexit seguram velas durante vigília organizada pelo grupo de direitos civis New Europeans do lado de fora da Europe House, em Londres, no Dia do Brexit, na sexta-feira (31) — Foto: Isabel Infantes/AFP

Transição

Mas a saída oficial não significa que os britânicos não estarão mais conectados ao bloco europeu de um dia para o outro.

Apoiadores do Brexit se reúnem para comemorar a saída da União Europeia, em Londres, na sexta-feira (31) — Foto: AP Photo/Frank Augstein

Durante 11 meses, as duas partes ainda terão um período de transição, em que vários detalhes do relacionamento entre elas serão negociados. Entre os mais importantes estão:

• Circulação de cidadãos europeus e britânicos entre Reino Unido e União Europeia (incluindo regras de habilitação e passaportes de animais)
• Permissões de residência e trabalho para europeus no Reino Unido e britânicos na UE
• Comércio entre Reino Unido e União Europeia, tarifas de importação, livre circulação de mercadorias
• Questões de segurança, compartilhamento de dados e segurança
• Licenciamento e regulamentação de medicamentos
• Circulação de alimentos

Destas, a questão mais importante, sem dúvida, é a comercial, já que a UE respondeu por 49% das negociações do Reino Unido em 2019.

Apoiadores do Brexit agitam bandeiras do Reino Unido e do País de Gales perto da estátua de Winston Churchill, em Londres, no Dia do Brexit, na sexta-feira (31) — Foto: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP

Se em 11 meses não for possível chegar a um acordo sobre livre comércio, a saída será sem acordo. O Reino Unido passa a seguir os termos da Organização Mundial de Comércio e produtores e importadores britânicos passam a pagar tarifas que hoje não existem para vender e comprar produtos europeus, além de serem sujeitos às mesmas regras que outros parceiros da OMC.

O primeiro-ministro britânico Boris Johnson confia na negociação de um acordo satisfatório para ambas as partes, mas já anunciou que não irá pedir nenhuma extensão no período de transição, e que este será encerrado dentro da data prevista – 31 de dezembro de 2020 – independente do resultado.

Mas, caso mude de ideia, as duas partes têm até 1º de julho para definirem uma extensão.

Os prós e contras do Brexit para o Reino Unido

Sem direito a voto

Já nesta sexta-feira, o Reino Unido automaticamente deixou de fazer parte das instituições políticas europeias, como o Parlamento Europeu e a Comissão Europeia, não tendo mais direito a voto.

No entanto, durante o período de transição, continua contribuindo para o orçamento da União Europeia, precisa continuar seguindo suas regras e está sujeito às determinações da Corte Europeia de Justiça em caso de disputas legais.

Irlanda e Irlanda do Norte

Uma das questões mais delicadas do Brexit sempre foi a das Irlandas: enquanto a República da Irlanda – um país independente – permanece na União Europeia, a Irlanda do Norte, que faz parte do Reino Unido, deixa o bloco nesta sexta.

O acordo de paz de 1999, que pôs fim a três décadas de sangrentos conflitos entre os dois países, contempla a ausência de barreiras físicas entre os dois lados.

Desde aquele ano, pode-se cruzar a fronteira sem passar por nenhum controle físico. A venda de bens e serviços ocorre com poucas restrições, já que ambos os lados fazem parte do mercado comum europeu e da união aduaneira.

Atualmente não há uma fronteira rígida, com controle de mercadorias e passaportes, na fronteira entre Irlanda do Norte e República da Irlanda — Foto: Paul Faith/AFP

Mas, a partir desta sexta-feira, a fronteira entre as duas Irlandas passou a ser, na prática, a fronteira física entre a UE e o Reino Unido.

As negociações sobre como a questão irlandesa seria abordada no Brexit foram justamente o que emperrou os planos apresentados pela ex-premiê britânica Theresa May no Parlamento britânico, e o motivo pelo qual eles foram rejeitados.

O plano que Boris Johnson conseguiu acordar com a UE e aprovar no Parlamento prevê que não haverá novas checagens ou controles de mercadorias que cruzem a fronteira entre as duas Irlandas. Para isso, a Irlanda do Norte será uma exceção: continuará seguindo as regras da União Europeia em relação a produtos manufaturados e de agricultura, diferente do restante do Reino Unido.

Controle aduaneiro entre Irlanda do Norte e Grã-Bretanha — Foto: Arte/G1

Além disso, todo o restante do Reino Unido irá deixar a união aduaneira da UE, mas a Irlanda do Norte continuará aplicando o código alfandegário europeu em seus portos.

Com isso, produtos e processos terão novas checagens e processos não ao circular entre Irlanda do Norte e Irlanda, mas sim entre Irlanda do Norte e os outros países do Reino Unido: Inglaterra, País de Gales e Escócia.

O que o Reino Unido e a União Europeia ainda precisam discutir são a natureza e a extensão dessas checagens e processos, uma operação que será conduzida por um comitê conjunto, liderado por um membro da Comissão Europeia e um ministro britânico.

Durante o período de transição, até dezembro de 2020, haverá ainda um comitê exclusivo para discutir questões relativas à Irlanda do Norte.

E existe também um compromisso de que, caso não se chegue a um acordo ao final da transição, a Irlanda do Norte não será afetada pelas mesmas tarifas e barreiras comerciais que poderão ser impostas ao restante do Reino Unido pela União Europeia.

Adiamentos

Inicialmente, o Brexit deveria ter acontecido em 29 de março de 2019, mas foi adiado por duas vezes, já que a ex-primeira-ministra Theresa May não conseguiu que o Parlamento britânico aprovasse o acordo de retirada que ela havia negociado com a União Europeia.

Manifestantes contra o Brexit comemoram resultado de votação no Parlamento, em Londres, após a derrota do acordo proposto pela primeira-ministra Theresa May — Foto: AP Photo/Frank Augstein

O desgaste causado pelas rejeições custou a ela o cargo, e May renunciou, sendo substituída por Johnson em junho do ano passado. Em sua primeira tentativa, o novo premiê também fracassou e não conseguiu aprovar um acordo.

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The D.O. adjusts style guide to capitalize 'Black' - The Daily Orange

Beginning Jan. 31, 2020, The Daily Orange will capitalize “Black” when referring to a culture, ethnicity or a group of people part of the African Diaspora.

The D.O. takes style changes, especially those related to people and their identities, very seriously. We consulted experts in academia and newsrooms around the nation, along with literature, both in favor and against capitalizing “Black.” After these conversations, The D.O. decided it was in the best interest of our publication to make this change.

Language evolves and we want our style guide to be a living document. This decision was based on research and feedback from our readers. The D.O. strives to tell stories with respect and accuracy, and the language we use is an important part of that.

The D.O. as an institution has had a history of racism and exclusivity, but we’re trying to do better. We frequently review our reporting practices and style guide to better reflect the communities we cover. If we’re missing the mark, we want to know. Our readers can always reach us at editor@dailyorange.com.

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רשויות המשטרה בפלורידה דיווחו הערב (שישי) כי שני חשודים נעצרו לאחר שפרצו עם רכבם את מחסומי האבטחה בכניסה לאתר הנופש מר-א-לאגו, הנמצא בבעלותו של נשיא ארצות הברית דונלד טראמפ.

לפי הדיווח, בשעות הצהריים המוקדמות (שעון מקומי), מאבטחים ירו על רכב השירות בו שהו החשודים לאחר שפרץ את מחסומי האבטחה בכניסה לאתר והתקדם לעבר הכניסה הראשית של האחוזה, כך נמסר בהודעה שהוציא השריף המקומי של מחוז פאלם ביץ' אשר בפלורידה. 

שערי הכניסה לאתר הנופש מר-א-לאגו בפלורידה // צילום ארכיון: איי.פי

עוד נמסר כי שני החשודים הועברו למעצר לאחר שניידת סיור ביצעה מרדף אחר הרכב, בשיתוף פעולה עם מסוק משטרתי. 
עד לשעה זו החשודים טרם זוהו, אך ממשרד השריף נמסר כי אחד מהם נפצע, ככל הנראה כתוצאה מהירי שבוצע לעברם. 

הנשיא, אשר שהה בעת האירוע החריג בוושינגטון, צפוי להגיע לביקור מתוכנן במקום בהמשך היום. 

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Apple’s AR glasses deserve an Apple Watch-style ‘early access’ launch - VentureBeat

When Apple revealed this week that its wearables segment “is now the size of a Fortune 150 company,” making over $20 billion in 2019 and $10 billion in the holiday quarter, it reminded analysts how massively successful the Apple Watch and AirPods have become, despite their ignominious launches. While the AirPods initially suffered mostly from manufacturing delays and questions about their practicality or fashionability, the original 2015 Apple Watch was basically beta hardware — a device so bad that Apple all but ignored it after launching a “Series 1” replacement in 2016.

But that original Apple Watch served several important purposes for both Apple and its customers. First, it catalyzed the company to reimagine itself in the post-Steve Jobs era, bringing on experts from the fashion and luxury retail worlds to help market and sell the new devices. Second, it gave developers a tangible early sense of what a “smart watch” would and wouldn’t be useful for. And third, for better or worse, it let Apple gauge user reactions so it could safely choose the “horsepower over battery life” path it would follow in every future model.

Five years after releasing its first Watch, Apple is seemingly on the cusp of launching its next wearable — augmented reality glasses — and a major question is how long the company will keep working on the initial model before releasing it to the public. Will it wait until the AR glasses are as finished as the Apple Watch Series 1, which was arguably the bare minimum regular users deserved? Might it hold off for the equivalent of the Apple Watch Series 4, which former Apple designers recently revealed was the embodiment of their original design plan? Or will it begin by releasing another “Series 0” version that’s 80% of the way there?

Even though I have no regrets about jettisoning the original Apple Watch after months of dissatisfying performance — like many others did — I’m actually hoping that Apple’s AR glasses follow a similar release schedule. That’s primarily because I think third-party developers really need the time to publicly test AR apps using wearable rather than handheld hardware, and even early adopters will need some time to get used to AR wearables.

In the earliest days of the Apple Watch, some developers tried to release full-fledged games and complex apps for the platform. But once people actually wore the device, it became apparent that no one would keep holding an arm up for extended use. Quick, glanceable interactions were key, a realization that killed many developers’ wildest wearable dreams only after their time and money had been wasted.

Despite some enthusiasm for AR within the development community, no one’s truly sure what real-world usage paradigms will work for consumer AR glasses. On the hardware side, Google Glass proved that trying to tech-bro an AR wearable into fashionability and public acceptance didn’t work (at all), so there still are threshold questions about how much and where people will be willing to wear AR glasses in their daily lives. Some of these questions may get preliminary answers when Nreal Light becomes available to consumers, but if Apple is planning something substantially different or better, it might not be able to rely on rivals’ experiences.

There are plenty of questions remaining on the software side of AR. In the absence of Apple AR glasses, developers have been using ARKit software to develop AR apps and AR games for iPads and iPhones, but most of what’s been released amounts to forgettable novelties. Unless you consider Snapchat Lenses and Landmarkers to be AR, there’s only been one world-beating success in the space — Pokémon Go — and its developer Niantic is apparently creating its own AR hardware and software platform.

Getting “80% there” Apple AR glasses into developers’ and early adopters’ hands would help steer a lot of development efforts, and likely shape the nascent consumer AR industry in some positive ways. Borrowing a theme from the games industry, I’d call this “early access,” but with a critical proviso: Just like the original Apple Watch, there should be no special pricing or limits on who can buy the glasses on day one. Google and Microsoft both blew it with first-generation AR headsets by restricting initial access and pricing their devices at levels mainstream customers would never accept. Apple should offer its initial vision, warts and all, with the same pricing and broad availability as it hopes to use for subsequent models.

Launching early without features that would benefit a second-generation model (and become standard in all future versions) didn’t hurt the Apple Watch, which subsequently became better and more mainstream each year. Nor did it hurt the iPad, which similarly shipped to a somewhat skeptical initial audience before rocketing to success in later generations.

Over the past couple of weeks, Apple CEO Tim Cook has made a point to call out the impending importance of AR, saying last week in Ireland that “it’s the next big thing, and it will pervade our entire lives” — a point he reiterated during this week’s quarterly conference call with financial analysts. He’s been making similar statements for three and a half years, long enough that it’s time for real artists, as Steve Jobs and his former disciples at Apple used to say, to ship. So here’s hoping the hardware gets out of Apple’s labs and onto users’ heads soon, so those of us who are still excited about the technology can start getting accustomed to the future.

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Lizzo and Harry Styles performing 'Juice' is all you need today - CNN

The former One Direction member, whose new solo album hit No. 1 last month, showed up Thursday night at Lizzo's Miami Beach concert.

It was quite the moment when Styles stepped up in his sweater vest to rock the mic, as evidenced by the social media frenzy it set off.

SiriusXM, which along with Pandora sponsored Lizzo's pre-Super Bowl weekend show, tweeted some of the excitement.

Styles is a big fan of Lizzo and is more than familiar with the tune.

He covered the song during a December appearance on BBC Radio 1's "Live Lounge."

"She's one of the most exciting artists working now for sure," he said at the time. "She's exactly what you want an artist to be, which is themselves."

The feeling is clearly mutual.

Lizzo shared Styles' comments about her on her official Twitter account, writing "*melts*" along with the head-exploding and happiness emojis.

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10 Best Style Releases We Saw This Week - Gear Patrol

There’s no shortage of new goods rolling out of the sewing factories and onto shelves each week. Out of all the new style releases that came across our desks this week, these are the best things we saw.

Converse Patchwork Chuck 70 Sneakers

Re-issuing an archival sneaker silhouette from the 1970s using upgraded materials was probably one of the best decisions Converse has made in years. These patchwork joints might be the next.

3sixteen x Schott Jackets

A double header from specialty denim brand 3sixteen and heritage outerwear label Schott, we couldn’t pick just one.

Jacques Marie Mage White Light Sunglasses

We’re fans of Velvet Underground and we’re fans of Jacques Marie Mage, so we’re definitely fans of these sunglasses.

J.Crew Organic Cotton Half-Zip Sweater

Long live the half-zip sweater! This is by no means a style that’s hot off the factory floor, but this one’s done in organic cotton, just in time for spring.

Persol Titanium Collection

Persol’s Titanium Collection looks as good as we thought it was gonna. Made in Japan featuring titanium single-piece temples with Guilloche engraving, it’s the only thing allowed to touch my face (other those John Cale-inspired sunnies).

Salomon XT-4 Advanced

The latest season of French shoe brand Salomon has brought back its popular kicks with proprietary quicklace systems and Agile Chassis Systems for superior stability. Now, they comes with graphics.

Topman Corduroy Zip Overshirt

More zippered shirts in 2020.

Eastman Leather Clothing Tanker Boots

When Eastman Leather Company and John Lofgren come together, it’s not for nothing. These boots are reproductions of WWII boots originally designed with General Patton and are maybe just as rare.

Saman Amel Silk-Blend Shirt

It’s a polo shirt. It’s a cardigan. It’s everything.

Noon Goons Throttle Jeans

The world has enough olive drab fatigue pants and off-white painter’s pants. Noon Goons’ gives you what you really want with these all-cotton bottle green painters pants.

The Surprising New Style Trend of 2020

Originally hugging the waists of countless hikers and backpackers, the fanny pack entered the fashion zeitgeist, migrating to the shoulders of stylish sets, slung across the body. People called them shoulder bags, cross-body bags, saccoches, side bags, even messenger bags. They were all variations on a theme, each with their slight differences. The worst was undoubtedly ‘murse’, an unnecessary portmanteau akin to metrosexual, used as a veil for phobias at worse and a dated term at best. Now, we’re fully where we need to be and we’re calling a spade a spade. Read the Story

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