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19th Anniversary Belgian Style Golden Ale - Deschutes Brewery
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Ratings: 60 | Reviews: 56 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Phatz:
4/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Much thanks to LeftMindedRighty for sharing this beer with me. You are a saint, good sir.
Appearance: Pours a transparent honey gold color with a creamy head and little lacing.
Smell: Certainly sweet and yeasty with a strong malt and alcohol nose perfumey sugars and grassy hops.
Taste: It is sweet and fruity with a spicy finish. It is hard to call this a 'Belgian' but if not what else would you call it? It is malty and sugary sweet with some apple and melon on the way to nice crisp finish with some spices.
Mouthfeel: Soft and slick with moderate carbonation that leads to an almost chewy feel but still light.
Drinkability: Surprisingly high drinkability for a beer with 8.70 % ABV. Wow. The alcohol is present but does not stand in the way of my drinking it right up.
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Serving type: bottle
07-30-2007 22:49:18 | More by Phatz
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01-21-2013 23:07:00 | More by brez8791
3.65/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
De 2007 vintage shared with golfing buddy, dug out of cellar, 9.11.2010 poured into wine glasses.
Cork and caged bottles opened with well-appreciated pop, a bit of gun smoke. Light golden/a bit orangish clear body, busy carbonation trails rising quickly up the body. Not a lot of head, 1 finger quick dissipating in first glass pour, 1/2 finger in the other, minimal lacing. Spicy/sweet nose, coriander, white pepper, another spice I'm having problem isolating (grains of paradise?), good size sweet maltiness, with some flowery hops. Taste mirrors, nose, a bit on the sweet side, the hops have subsumed over time, peppery-sweet. We didn't have a problem finishing the bottle. Though it may have lost a bit of hoppiness over time, this nice golden was fairly well-balanced, and retained a nice, though, muted, hoppiness. I think this beer is near it's peak.
Serving type: bottle
09-12-2010 04:28:47 | More by jdense
3.8/5 rDev +5.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
22oz bottle, been sitting on it for a bit since JohnGalt1 sent me this bottle a few months ago in a great box...served in a Duvel tulip
A - big healthy amount of very frothy and loose, white foam. spotty lacing as it falls, eventually settling to a small floating island. the beer is crystal clear, pale golden color...like apple juice. the last pour from the bottle (about 8oz) sent a significant amount of yeast into the glass.
S - noticed the intense fruitiness as i poured...apples, pears, white grapes. pretty grainy as well, whiffs of minerals tag along. smells a bit hotter than the ABV, alcohol burn definitely in the nose. the fruits "ripen" as it opens up, last pour put a slight spice and belgian yeast scent into the mix.
T - starts off a with some touches of sweetness...light caramel, apples, slight banana and cloves. alcohol is present again here, kind of surprised a couple years hasn't taken much of the edge off. has some belgian characteristics, light yeast and a subtle pepper like those found in a Saison. aftertaste is of apple skin, cloves, and yeast. i actually wasnt sure about this at first but its kind of growing on me as it opens up. quite unique...like some sort of hefeweizen/saison/tripel/BPA hyrbid.
M - pretty subtle carbonation. medium to thinnish bodied, pretty slick and oily feel. alcohol here is again a factor, adding a noticeable burn with each sip.
D - an interesting one here for sure. a bit better than my scoring would indicate, really puzzled by the abundance of booze for a relatively low"ish" ABV beer that is two years old at this point. again, quite unique and somewhat enjoyable because of that.
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2010 01:13:02 | More by Stigs
South Carolina
4.6/5 rDev +28.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I had the pleasure of this wonderful beer crossing my path recently. Served cold and poured into a pint glass, this one welcomed the afternoon in yesterday, consumed on 01/01/2009.
The pour was very nice, a light golden amber with a nice clarity to it. Small white head, maybe a half inch gave way quicky to a bare top that was dotted with bubbles of carbonation. Lots of carbonation here on this one as chains of bubbles relentlessly reached the surface.
The aroma was mixed with light grain, some nice touches of light fruit, pears and apricots come to mind. Some light fresh grass like hop notes boucning around in there as well. Very complex I have to say. The taste was superb, honestly one of the best blond ales I have had, and I am not really that big of a fan of the style. Light grains, apples and pears all very prevelant, along with a nice touch of bready like flavor in the mid palate. Prickly carbonation was bouncing around here the entire time. Really giving it a light and bouncy nature. Very sessionable as no hint of alcohol on this one at all.
Overall a very solid beer here, nothing at all would keep me from drinking more then one of these in a day, really very good, simply a solid beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2009 16:40:09 | More by mikesgroove
3.55/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Beer sent via limesmut in a nice trade, thanks again!
Poured a golden yellow with a nice white head - carbonation looks good, although the head dies a bit quick.
Candied apples along with the Belgium yeast bubble up in the aroma, and the quaff adds a tangy twist of soured fruit. A small presence of hot alcohol distracts from the overall goodness of this beer, but let 'er age for a year and this may move into the "A" category.
Serving type: bottle
08-19-2008 00:03:23 | More by Vancer
3.58/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
22oz bomber from ArrogantB as an extra. Thanks Michael
Poured into Duvel tulip. Dark gold, orange color. Bright white and soapy head. Decent bead rose from all over. Sweet bready malt and an apple-like yeasty smell. The two together is almost like apple pie. First taste is fruity and sweet switching mid-palate to a bitterness with a puckering bite. Alcohol is there and beer has a dry finish. This is a pretty good interpretation on a golden Belgian. Medium bodied with lots of bubbly. Not thin and not syrupy. Little bit hot and peppery in the alcohol department, but otherwise very drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
05-22-2008 02:26:38 | More by vwcraig
North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -5.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Pours a hazy golden color with a decent head (though modest for a Belgian style); the lacing is rather good, however
Smell: Fusel alcohol is a bit too prominent for me, although I often find that to be the case in this style; there is also some fruit (melon and pear) and spice (cinnamon and allspice) that is underneath
Taste: Up front, this is the best example of a graham cracker flavor that I have encountered; the cinnamon flavor builds and turns peppery by, mid-palate, when the fusel alcohol also impacts the flavor profile; the fruit, along with some orange and honey also appears at this stage; after the swallow, the fusel flavors detract from the rest, and there is an excess bitterness that doesn't hit the BSPA style;
Mouthfeel: Medium body with prickly carbonation; warmth on the finish; not as creamy as I would like in a Belgian style
Drinkability: Just a few too many flaws to hit the nail on the head, but few American brewers do Belgians well, and the BSPA is a style that is really tricky
Thanks, JohnGalt1, for the opportunity
Serving type: bottle
04-23-2008 01:49:25 | More by brentk56
3.7/5 rDev +3.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
A- A light and clear golden with a big white fluffy head, although it doesn't stay put too long. There was a huge amount of sediment in this beer that is easily stirred up so there are some suspended particles in there. Lots of bubbles too. A thin seawater-like froth sits atop the beer the entire time, and is easily regenerable.
S- Very belgiany... pretty surprising huh? If it was a blind taste test I would probably think Delirium Tremens.
T- Has a big sweetness to it, accompined by a lot of earthiness to balance it out. It does finish with a kind of dullness, and low bitterness that lingers.
M/D- Very light mouthfeel, effervescent, overall pretty good, but not outstanding.
Serving type: bottle
04-20-2008 01:53:48 | More by MiScusi
Ontario (Canada)
3.1/5 rDev -13.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Big thanks to biegaman for bringing this one from Cali.
Pours a cloudy golden, thin white head forms, drops some decent lace spots, thin ring around the glass, looks okay. Smell is sweet, bananas, lots of fruit, some candi sugar, alcohol, some spice, decent amount of malt, pineapple, interesting. Taste is caramel, floral, some biscuit, banana, fruit smoothie, wheat and vanilla, alcohol, some spice, weird. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation, significant warmth going down. Thanks Jan!
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2008 00:55:16 | More by Viggo
Ontario (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
biegaman was nice enough to share this one. thanks jan!
22oz bottle. sampled april 5/08.
pours a deep yellow with a bit of haze and a medium fairly dense white head. the head drops fairly quick and leaves a bit of spotty lace behind.
aroma is good. alcohol. candi sugar. touch of light belgian spice. bread and cracker malt. bit of grain. light citrus. bit of belgian yeast character too.
taste is good. alcohol up front again. just below medium bitterness level. bit of honey sweetness. grainy. belgian yeast. bread and cracker malt. bit of biscuit. slightly floral hops.
mouthfeel is good. medium-high carbonation level. medium body with a fairly dry finish.
drinkability is ok. the alcohol is kind of obvious in both the flavour and aroma, giving it a bit of boozy feel. also definitely has a more american malt profile. still overall it's fairly nice.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2008 00:54:59 | More by grub
3.38/5 rDev -5.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Half finger of off white head over a cloudy dark golden liquid. Smells earthy and wheat. Esters of oranges and pears. Rather hoppy for the style, IMO.
Tastes wet sweet with esters drying woodienss and mild phenolic. Lemony and a bit of pepper. Musty earthy hops which add a mild garssiness.. A small contribution of belgian candi-sugar. Finish hangs sweet in the back of the throat, but dry on the upper palette. Heartburn in the gut makes me wonder if some non-yeast critters are living in this beer. Light body and md-lgiht mouthfeel moderate carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
12-23-2007 09:04:55 | More by mentor
3.33/5 rDev -7.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Lemony gold with a light snow shower of yeast and variously sized bubbles blip-blip-blipping their way up to a pearl colored cap that looks more American than Belgian. It's an attrative lid, though, and is beginning to deposit an unbroken blanket of finely pocked lace.
Golden Ale's nose is strangely unaromatic. With such a worldly array of hops (Czech Saaz, Slovenian Goldings, Pacific NW Liberty and Brewer's Gold), not to mention Curacao orange peel, this sucker should be bursting out of the glass. A true Belgian yeast strain might have helped, but I'm betting that a simple ale yeast was used. Other than untoasted malt, a sketchy hoppiness and stainless steel, there isn't much going on. Warming helps and subtracts the metal.
Deschutes wants us to know that 19th Anniversary is their first attempt at a Belgian-style ale. I could have guessed because it isn't exactly a rousing success. The beer tastes a lot like a higher class malt liquor due to the simplicity and the prominence of the alcohol. On second thought, a higher class Euro strong lager is closer to the mark thanks to the grassy hops. Saaz dominate.
Considerably bitter, lemongrassy hops share the spotlight with a warm white pepperiness. The orange peel is a mere afterthought. The beer could have used more 'French pilsner malt' and/or more 'Belgian white candy diamonds' (candi sugar, presumably) to give it balance. A little more cohesion would be nice as well... which makes me think that more rest will do this one some good.
The mouthfeel is better than acceptable. It's medium in a general sense, thanks to an abundance of bubbles that provide quite a bit of lift. Although it falls short of the creamy voluminousness that all good Belgian beer has, I'm fine with the way it was designed.
This offering is exhibit 'A' in why Belgian-style beer is more difficult to brew than it looks. The fact that there are only a handful of American craft brewers up to the task is further proof. In the end, Deschutes 19th Anniversary Belgian Style Golden Ale is an acceptable, if somewhat unrefined, attempt at a BSPA that no one should mistake for the real thing.
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2007 14:55:07 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.85/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
22oz from the cellar; originally picked up at New Vintage for about $7 ... cellared for about 5-6 months. Shared with my half poured into my trusty red wine glass.
Big fluffy and chunky white head that drops like I've never seen a head drop before. No lacing. Absolute minimum collar. Left behind a very pretty crystal clear straw colored brew.
Nose is earthy hops and toasted bread. Sage and grassy herbs mixed with pale malts and Belgian candy sugar.. bubblegum and orange peel.
Palate is tropical fruits and spicy hops.. American pale malts and Belgian esters are the finish. Medium/large body with a big bubble carbonation. Weird lingering estery flavors... quite a bit too sweet, but still pretty tasty... I can't get past the finish... like a wit that is that is too big for it's britches.
I loved this beer when it first came out, and then pretty much hated it for a while now. This is Deschutes' first bottled Belgian style; I gave it the benefit of the doubt... Tonight, I am glad I still have more in the cellar... but what it really makes me think is, 19th Anniversary is the training wheel release for the 20th and the Dissident. I can't wait for both. Deschutes has the PNW mastered... now the rest of the world is ripe for conquest.
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2007 10:18:49 | More by JohnGalt1
3.2/5 rDev -10.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Thanks to flexabull for this one.
A - Pours a slightly hazy golden with a soapy white head and sticky lacing.
S - Grassy herbal hops with a corn like bready maltiness. Hints of alcohol and tropical fruits.
T - Spicy herbal hops with some tropical fruit and bready corn maltiness.
M - On the thick side of medium and a bit sticky with a touch of hot alcohol.
D - Congrats to Deschutes on 19 years. I can't wait to try more of their beers.
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2007 02:11:27 | More by brewcrew76
3.45/5 rDev -3.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Reviewed at the 2007 Strong Ale Festival
A- Clear, dark orange hue, white thin layer of head , slight lacing
S- Dominant banana tones, cotton candy, citrus, green apples, subtle alcohol
T- Taste is surprisingly light and fruity, bread malts, belgian candy, cherries, banana liquer, dry finish, underwhelming for the style
M- Light-bodied, watery texture, low carbonation
D- Easy-drinking, but underwhelming and unbalanced, tastes like amped-up Hefe, the finish is a bit off-putting
Serving type: on-tap
12-02-2007 07:34:01 | More by Stoneman78
4.22/5 rDev +17.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured into a Duvel tulip. 3 finger off white head above an apple-juice colored body. Tiny yeast particles float around in suspension. Nice Belgian-type lacing.
Smells fruity with apple and banana notes, along with a spiciness and a hint of booziness.
Taste is sweet and spicy with apple and pear, a hint of banana, lots of yeast, and a hop bitterness in the finish that sets this apart from the traditional Belgian style. Interesting and delicious.
Body is pretty thick and rich, almost luxurious. Carbonation is appropriate.
The sweetness here makes it pretty easy to drink but it suffers from the booziness. A solid American try at the BSPA style.
Serving type: bottle
11-30-2007 00:09:26 | More by illidurit
3.85/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I was served from a 22 ounce capped bottle into a pint glass.
A: A gentile pour produced a clear yellow body accented by copper hues and a modest half finger off-white head composed of small bubbles. The head fell fast leaving a lingering collar that barely supported any lacing.
S: It produced aromas of lightly roasted sweet malts, yeast and piny hops.
T: I detected the flavor of apples and pears, almonds and white bread early in the swig. These were followed by piny and citrusy (lemons) flavors. All of the flavors were somewhat muted and did not establish a strong profile.
M: It had a light body with a smooth presence and balanced carbonation. The aftertaste was dry, warm with a hint of sourness that lingered.
D: I could easy drink between on and three in a session. It is an easy brew to enjoy but lacks the distinctive character of a top of the class BSPA. Nice brew but not world class.
Serving type: bottle
11-18-2007 16:56:32 | More by dnichols
4/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
22 ounce bomber purchased from Liquid Solutions for about five dollars
Poured into my Dogfish Head snifter with a golden yellow color that had a slightly orange tint
Head was soapy and close to an inch in heighth, had nice retention and left lacing after a whole hour
Smell was full of apples, particularly granny smith or sour types, lots of honey, Belgian yeast which gave it a grainy bread aroma
Taste was nicely balanced and was both sweet and hoppy, could definitely taste some tarty fruit followed by some bready hops, nice amount of malt to balance out the dryness, candy-like taste in the finish that lasted for about a minute after each sip
Could not have drank much more than this and it took me an hour and twenty minutes to finish the bottle, pretty high alcohol content coming in at around nine percent, not too heavy but the sweetness makes it go down a little less easier than it should
Another great beer from Deschutes, wish this bottle was readily available somewhere near me like Hop Trip was, but you cannot have them all
Recommended and should probably drink shortly after getting it because it will continue to get sweeter as the hops mellow out, great price for beer of this stature
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2007 05:45:11 | More by Floydster
3.03/5 rDev -15.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
22oz bottle, purchased at whole foods in portland
appearance: pours into a la chouffe tulip, clear golden orange body with a light haze, bubbly snowy white cap with very nice retention
smell: very sweet and malty aroma, light yeast, nothing too distinct
taste: overly sweet malty base, white pepper and lots of spice, moderate alcohol booze, no fruit flavors really take center stage here as the spice and malt power this one...definitely a pass
mouthfeel: hot and spicy
drinkability: ok
Serving type: bottle
10-21-2007 19:45:35 | More by dirtylou
3.2/5 rDev -10.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Pours hazy straw gold, thunderous (slightly yellow) white head. Smell: faint whiff of red delicious apple, honey, tangerine rind, backed by a solid waft of funky bread notes. The nose grows in depth after a few minutes spent warming in the glass. Taste: alcohol kicks right off the bat at the back of my palate, followed by a twist of dark fruit swiftness along the sides that opens into a puckering stab of bitterness at the center. The mouthfeel is syrupy thick -- well, close to it -- and not very pleasing. Aftertaste: hop sizzle, mild echoes of yeasty funk. A good effort, but not quite there.
Serving type: bottle
10-21-2007 03:59:45 | More by RootedFool
2.63/5 rDev -26.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2
Brewed with French Pilsner malt, Belgian white candy diamonds, bitter orange peel from Curacao, Belgian yeast and hopped with Czech Saaz, Slovenian Goldings, Pacific Northwest Liberty and Brewers Gold. 8.7% ABV. The first Belgian Style ale that Deschutes has ever bottled. $3.49 for a 22oz bottle.
Pours out to a thick appearing hazy burnt golden, forming a rocky and soapy white head with excellent retention and good lacing. Mild to moderate carbonation level. The aroma is academically interesting, but not very rewarding...it's not very phenolic, but has a distinct Euro-malt base, some mild fruity esters of tropical fruit, alcohol, and vanilla. I have not smelled this yeast strain before...it's very mild for a Belgian-style yeast. Smells more French than Belgian. If anything it reminds me of Ommegang, where they have to ferment it really warm to bring out the necessary phenols, and in the process make a bunch of fusels. This would be like a colder fermentation of the Ommegang yeast. Mouthfeel is thick and soft with a medium-dense body. As it warms, it gets a bit gummy. The taste begins with herbal and woodsy hops (quite odd for the style), some off character esters, a husky pale malt body, a firm herbal bitterness, and ends in isopropyl with a touch of fusels. The finish is biting with alcohol and tastes quite boozy. The aftertaste is not very good...herbal bitterness lingers much longer than it should for the style. Bitterness is marked for the style.
Boy, Deschutes really missed the mark on this one. I can see why it's the first Belgian-style they've bottled, but really they should go back to the drawing board for this one. Very bland, lacking all the characteristics I expect in a triple, with plenty of off-flavors to boot.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2007 19:11:47 | More by Mitchster
19th Anniversary Belgian Style Golden Ale from Deschutes Brewery
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no, that's just how it opens now. I'm debating on doing a restore and re jailbreaking it, but I really don't want to have to go through re installing everything again.
PKGBackup has worked quite well for me in the past for re-installing Cydia apps as well as their settings. Activator settings, iFile bookmarks, keyboard shortcuts, SBSettings data, SHSH blobs, web Clips, Cydia sources, Preference files, and Springboard layouts, etc. I don't know how much it costs these days, I think I paid $6 or so a few years ago, but it's worth it IMO. I don't recommend using it to restore Cydia app after a new iOS jailbreak but it's awesome for restores during the same JB cycle. YMMV.
Not personsally, but I've seen a bunch of screenshots of that. It's caused by installation of an incompatible app/tweak/theme. Did you install or update anything today? Try removing them in safe mode or with SSH, DiskAid, etc.
possibly, I think something had updated, and I was also test driving a new tweak that was from one of "those" repos, I guess I'll just have to bail on it and see if that makes a difference.
All better! Thanks Europa for the help! Not totally sure which package it was, I actually uninstalled a bunch that I didn't really use that I installed to try out (ie: livepapers and Deck). Less is more.
Also, stuff from "those" repos can be a bit iffy.
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In a way I'm not, looking at the new features iOS 7 has, but I look at those icons and I shiver. I get it, functionality is way more important, but I'm too picky when it comes to design so who knows, I might jailbreak when it's time again.
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A dancer driven to succeed.A musical prodigy attempting to escape his past.The summer they share.And the moment it all goes wrong.Dance is Soledad Reyes's life. About to graduate from Miami's Biscayne High School for the Performing Arts, she plans on spending her last summer at home teaching in a dance studio, saving money, and eventually auditioning for dance companies. That is, until fate intervenes in the form of fellow student Jonathan Crandall who has what sounds like an outrageous proposition: Forget teaching. Why not spend the summer performing in the intense environment of the competitive drum and bugle corps? The corps is going to be performing Carmen, and the opportunity to portray the character of the sultry gypsy proves too tempting for Soledad to pass up, as well as the opportunity to spend more time with Jonathan, who intrigues her in a way no boy ever has before.
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Another singer who chose a timeless classic was Paige Miles. Unfortunately, her performance of "Smile" was too gloomy. I agreed with Ellen's comments about the song. It was apparent from the very first word that something was going to be off about the song. Her voice was too shaky. I think her emotional investment got the best of her, and she reminded the other contestants that feeling a song too much can actually be detrimental. The nice thing about her performance, and many of the other contestants, was that you could tell they were all trying really hard. Unfortunately, the same wasn't true for Katelyn Epperly's performance.
Katelyn received the worst performance of the night award (quite a feat considering how bad Didi was last week). I was surprised that her commentary to Ryan and the judges was that she was trying not to be cheesy. She must have been reading the reviews about her "The Scientist" piano performance. I expressed similar sentiments in my last review here at Lunch! The contestants on the show shouldn't pay attention to the online critiques because it can psych them out. This was not the night to fail so badly. It really looked like she didn't care about her performance or about making it into the top twelve singers.
Didi Benami understood this, and so she worked the hardest. I award her the "most improved singer from last week" award. I didn't think she could pull it off, but she sounded a million times better. If she hadn't, America would send her home during the most critical week. I'm still angry about her being in the competition because I think she stole the spot from someone more deserving. Yes, she has quite an amazing tone to her voice, but I see her talents the same way I see Tyler Grady's gyrating hips--all flash and no substance. She has no idea what to do with her voice, and it ends up standing out more than any singing talents she may or may not have. It will take a lot for Didi to win me over. If she does make it in the top twelve, I look forward to being "wowed" by later performances.
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Summary: Ideas and Their Relationships as a Reading Comprehension Strategy
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To make reading comprehension better understood a new definition of the word "idea" has to be used, as in this example:
The sentence "I go to the store" could consist of one idea, two ideas, three ideas or more. One idea would be just the sentence; it being two ideas could be "I" and the second idea could be "go to the store"; if three ideas it would be "I" as the first, "go" as the second and "to the store" as the third idea. The idea "go" could be, if you don't understand the rest of the sentence (and therefore wouldn't associate it with the rest of the sentence) just the generic meaning for "go". The idea of "I" is just the idea of yourself, and the idea of "to the store" would be the idea of something or someone going to the store. Those three parts of the sentence interact in a flow chart, "I" is first, then arrow towards "go" then arrow towards "to the store".
You could break the sentence down into infinite parts as the idea of you is really the idea of you in different situations, or just how you think about yourself differently. The idea of store could be broken down into a made up store with different parts. Even if those parts of the store (like the items in it) aren't mentioned in the sentence, it is important to understand that stores have items in them in order to comprehend the entire sentence, (as a generic store has items in it) therefore the idea of store is really many many more ideas itself. Sentences, paragraphs, books can be broken down into one or more ideas, an idea is just a unit of thought, no matter the size.
A sentence is just a group of ideas so if an entire sentence is too complicated break it down into the smallest unit of ideas that are related. Break it down into the biggest groups of ideas that are related that you understand or the one idea that you understand. Take the biggest idea that you understand and put it down; Therefore the misunderstanding of the sentence comes from the link that they don't understand, so think more about it. If this fails then you can flow chart it in your brain or on paper. In breaking down the sentence if the parts don't relate, they don't relate because it could be independent – there are dependent and independent ideas and they may not relate; or one part may be dependent upon another. One part may be more related to a certain part than to another. You can take a simple sentence and break it down into words; an idea may also be one word so you can take the simplest sentence and break it down just as a template for what you would do for larger sentences.
There are many types of relationships that can be formed in a sentence. Here are some of the big ones.
* So to understand the relationship of what "is doing, or has done, or will do" one needs to understand what a subject is in a sentence and what a verb is in a sentence, or instead of the use of the word sentence there you could use the phrase "idea with a subject and a verb" also known as a sentence. If the student is showed what a subject and verb are, and told to identify the subjects, verbs, ideas, and relationships between the ideas in the sentence, the entire sentence would be understood. As said before there can be infinite ideas in a sentence or in a word, however there are usually only a few ideas that are intended to be communicated by the author, and these are the ideas that need to be identified. In the sentence "I go to the store" the main idea is that you go to the store, so in that one there is one main idea that was intended to be communicated by the author.
If a certain part of a sentence relates or refers to directly or indirectly another part of a sentence then you should figure out the connection between those two first, based on the stronger connections first (the stronger connections that you can see in the sentence, it might be that there is a stronger relationship between other parts but since you haven't figured out the sentence you don't know that yet). You do that because those parts of the sentence/paragraph you understand better already, and therefore you are closer to understanding them fully more easier than understanding the less strong relationships (relationship strength as it appears to you at that point in your understanding that is). Usually stronger connections would occur with ideas that are right next to each other, or closer to each other because sentences are cohesive and one idea more often leads directly to the next, not an idea further away from it in the sentence. So if the relationship between two ideas is stronger than that between two other ideas, it is going to be easier to determine the relationship between the two stronger ideas because your mind recognized that there is a stronger relationship, and since you mind identified a stronger relationship, that means that you have more data to go off of to figure out what the real relationship is. The real relationship might be that there is no relationship, and that a part of the sentence/paragraph is independent. So in that case the strongest relationship you can identify would be the independent part of the sentence, because you know for certain that it has little connection to the other parts of the sentence. That leads to the understanding that parts of the sentence are independent and dependent on other parts of the sentence to different degrees, that is they relate to each other by certain amounts, some relate more to each other and some relate less. Identifying that will help disambiguate the sentence.
Parts of the sentence with stronger connections are easier to identify than parts of the sentence with weak connections even if you are still in the process of figuring out the sentence. That is if you have more data to go on about the relationship between two parts, then that connections is going to be easier to solve than the relationship you don't understand. So it is better to solve the relationship you understand better first because you have more data. That is, it doesn't matter if the connection between two other parts is going to be stronger when the sentence is figured out, you have to just go by what is the strongest connection you can identify at that point in your understanding. Trying to identify the strength of a relationship is another way of asking, "what is the relationship". It will help determine if the part of the sentence is independent or dependent. So the first thing to do would be to eliminate the independent parts of the sentence, as you already understand how those parts relate. Then if there is a group of related ideas relate those ideas together, because the total connection between say three or more ideas will be greater usually than the connection between two ideas, and we already decided to figure out the larger connections first. Unless the connection to you between the two ideas is stronger, that is. After you figure out the relationship between the parts you have identified as strongest related to each other you should then have more data about how the other two parts of the sentence are related to each other, since all parts of a sentence are related that means that data about the connections between some adds data about the connections between other parts of the sentence.


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A new six-story mural by Mr. Brainwash, the Los Angeles street artist and filmmaker, adorns the side of a brand-new Williamsburg apartment building.
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There's partying in Winnipeg. There's not much crying in Atlanta. That means the NHL is better off after Tuesday's announcement that the Georgia club is moving to Manitoba, right?
Well ...
Let's examine the two cities and their situations, with a few Buffalo numbers thrown in for reference.
Atlanta metro area: 5,268,860
Winnipeg metro area: 694,668
Buffalo metro area: 1,135,509
Winnipeg, based on the 2006 census, is the eighth-largest city in Canada. That's nice, but not compared to the ninth-largest city in the United States, based on the 2010 census. Obviously, Atlanta has a bigger pool of potential fans.
Atlanta: 13,469
Winnipeg: 15,015
The folks in Winnipeg are expected to sell out every game next season. Atlanta's Philips Arena was embarrassingly empty during the Sabres' two visits this season, a common occurrence for much of the season.
However, the arena in Winnipeg is the smallest in the NHL, and it isn't getting any bigger. They're going to average 15,015 fans. That would have ranked 24th in the league this season.
Atlanta topped that Winnipeg average in six of its 11 seasons. The Thrashers' inaugural year of 1999-2000 was their best, with an average of 17,206. The only year they made the playoffs (2006-07) they drew 16,240.
Winnipeg would have had better attendance than Atlanta during the last three seasons. The Thrashers, however, had terrible ownership. For anyone who doesn't think that has an impact, here's a reminder that the "Hockey Heaven" of Buffalo averaged only 13,776 in 2002-03 during the Rigas debacle.
"I'd rather play in a rink that holds 15,000 and feels like it's 20,000 than go into a building with 20,000 seats and just 5,000 fans," Vancouver's Alex Burrows said.
Ticket prices
Atlanta season-ticket packages: $599 to $9,900
Winnipeg season-ticket packages: $1,755 to $5,805
Atlanta single-game price (in 2009-10): $10 to $300
Winnipeg single-game price: $39 to $129
Winnipeg average ticket: $82
Buffalo average ticket: $44.85
It's going to cost a lot of cash to see the NHL in Winnipeg.
Atlanta averages in January: High 50, Low 29
Winnipeg averages in January: High 8, Low minus-10
Buffalo averages in January: High 31, Low 18
"Winnipeg is one of those sneaky little prairie towns everybody complains about," former Sabre Grant Ledyard said. "When you grow up with it, you don't think much about it. But you go away and come back home and you're like, 'It's so cold here.'"
Ease of travel
Atlanta: Busiest airport in the world
Winnipeg: Nonstop service to 10 NHL cities
One-way flight Buffalo to Winnipeg: $332, with 5 hours, 43 minutes of travel time
One-way flight Buffalo to Atlanta: $84, with 2:05 of travel time
NHL teams fly on charters, so travel isn't much of an issue. For fans, though, flights to Atlanta are easy to book and usually nonstop. Fans in 20 NHL cities will need a connection to reach Winnipeg.
Love of hockey
OK, so there's no tangible data for this one. Let's just say if there were, Winnipeg would win in a landslide.
"Hockey is their passion," former Sabres defenseman Teppo Numminen said.
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A:Thank you for the question! This jacket does feature full-length sleeves.
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A:The jacket shown is 3/4 sleeves. The one I got has full-length sleeves.
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A:It's full sleeve but it could easily rolled up to make 3/4 sleeves if needed.
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A:Interesting you ask...This jacket is full sleeve ev en though the pic is 3/4.
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A:They are full length sleeves that the model has pushed up. This jacket is a perfect fit no matter what your size or arm length is. I have a small build but long arms and I can either leave the cuffs unbuttoned and flip them, or button them and flip them up because of the perfect amount of stretch in the material.
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Stars of the Tokyo Stage | Performances Live Kabuki performance: Sukeroku and the cherry blossoms of EdoAug 30 3:00 pm Za Kabuki, the Australian National University's long-standing kabuki troupe, perform this popular Kabuki drama, directed by Shun Ikeda from ANU's Japan Centre. See Synopsis & Related infoVenue: James O Fairfax Theatre
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Men's And Women's Swimming Kick Off Season At Holy Cross Wednesday
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
, Oct. 28 - The Springfield College men's and women's swimming & diving teams will travel to Worcester, Mass. on Wednesday to kick off the 2003-2004 season versus Holy Cross. Both teams are eager to pick up where they left off last winter, when both squads enjoys stellar seasons.
After winning its third-consecutive New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) title and finishing 15th at the NCAA Division III Championship last season, the women look to be even better this winter. With a team made up of an outstanding senior class, two All-Americans, and eight national qualifiers, the Pride looks to win its fourth-straight conference championship and continue its success at the NCAA Championship.
"On paper, we are as strong as we have ever been," said head coach
John Taffe
. "The work ethic and leadership of our senior class has brought us back to our status as a national-level program over the past three seasons."
Megan Skinner (Acton, Mass.)
returns after a record-setting sophomore campaign that saw her earn second and third career All-America honors, set six conference records and seven school records. The two-time NEWMAC Swimmer of the Year finished third in the 200-yard backstroke and fifth in the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Championship, while winning three individual titles and swimming on three victorious relays at the NEWMAC Championship.
Skinner is one of eight returning national qualifiers. Seniors
Jessica Defoe (Monson, Mass.)
MaryBeth Kuliga (Sanford, Maine)
, and
Beth Byron (Haverhill, Mass.)
, along with sophomores
Alicia Hart (West Hartford, Conn.)
Emily Phillips (North Windham, Maine)
Sarah Strout (Edgecomb, Maine)
, the conference champion in the 1,650 freestyle, all met national qualifying standards in 2003 and will look for similar success this season. Other returning contributors include seniors
Claire Mueller (Newburgh, N.Y.)
Kathryn VanDerBeken (Manchester, N.H.)
, along with junior
Emily Strout (Edgecomb, Maine)
Despite the graduation of eight-time All-American diver
Alison Mellage
, diving coach
Peter Avdoulos
is excited about the upcoming season. Led by sophomore
Lacey Feduke (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.)
, an honorable-mention All-American after an 11th-place finish on the one-meter board at the 2003 NCAA Championship, SC will look to senior
Andrea Babcock (Wayland, Mass.)
, sophomore
Sara Tremblay (Agawam, Mass.)
and freshman
Melissa Pond (Wayland, Mass.)
to keep the Pride's strong diving tradition alive.
On the men's side, with several national qualifiers returning, and what Taffe calls "one of the best recruiting classes in recent years," the Pride is poised to improve upon its 16th-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championship last winter.
Sophomore All-American
Mike Shaw (Westfield, Mass.)
, the 2003 NEWMAC diver of the year, swept the one- and three-meter dives at the conference championship. At the NCAA Championship, he dove to third-place on the three-meter board, and sixth on the one-meter.
Louis Arruda (West Warwick, R.I.)
, the 2002 NEWMAC swimmer of the year, swam the 200- and 500-yard freestyles, and the 200-yard butterfly at the NCAA Championship. He also won the 200 freestyle and swam legs on the victorious 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays at the 2003 NEWMAC Championship.
Dan Moran (Wilbraham, Mass.)
won the 500- and 1,650-yard freestyles, and swam a leg on the winning 800-freestyle relay at last season's NEWMAC Championship. He qualified for nationals in 100- and 200-yard butterfly, and the 500-yard freestyle.
Blake Leshnick (Suffern, N.Y.)
was a member of three NEWMAC-champion and NCAA-qualifying relay teams.
Junior Jeff Doornweerd (Meriden, Conn.)
set the NEWMAC record with his victory in the 50-yard freestyle at the conference meet, while swimming legs on two victorious relays.
Other top returners include junior
Tim Ryan (Hatboro, Pa.)
(IM, backstroke) and sophomore
Ross Craig (Brookfield, Conn.)
(distance, butterfly).
Newcomers that will make an immediate impact are
Christopher LeCompte (Londonderry, N.H.)
(free, fly),
Ryan Mahoney (Westford, Mass.)
Kyle Vetter (Dewitt, N.Y.)
Nick DeBolli (Plainvielle, Conn.)
(breast) and
Chet Phillips (Alpharetta, Ga.)
Rob Clark (East Hartford, Conn.)
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Police are looking into the possibility that a Plaistow couple who fled the area after a horrific child abuse case had help evading authorities.
Roland Dow, 27, and Jessica Linscott, 23, were arrested Thursday at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla. after nearly two weeks on the run.
Dow was charged with first-degree assault for allegedly burning and battering Linscott's 3-year-old son earlier this month. Linscott was charged with multiple counts of misdemeanor-level child endangerment.
Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams said their arrest was the result of the public sending in hundreds of tips, the media highlighting the case nationally, and law enforcement agencies cooperating with each other.
"The chances of us getting them were very high," Reams said Thursday during a news conference. Last week, he had demanded the couple turn themselves in.
Reams said police have a "suspicion" the couple had help evading authorities. He said anyone who helped the couple will be charged appropriately.
Dow is facing up to 30 years in prison. He and Linscott will appear in a Florida court Friday, Reams said, adding prosecutors will ask they be held without bail because of their flight risk. The pair could be back in New Hampshire in as soon as a week if they agree to waive the extradition process.
Plaistow Police Chief Stephen Savage said his department and others worked around the clock to track down the pair, displayed "exemplary" police work.
Savage choked up while talking about Linscott's 3-year-old son, James, who is in serious but stable condition.
"He's the only hero in this case," he said.
Police said they discovered the boy's injuries after he was treated at Exeter Hospital Nov. 14.
Reams on Thursday was asked about his reaction to the news that Dow and Linscott were arrested at a theme park while the boy was still in serious condition.
"It is what it is," he said.
Authorities spent "tens of thousands" of dollars in the hunt for the couple, according to Reams.
Dow and Linscott on Thursday were being held in protective custody due to the case's high profile, said Allen Moore, public information officer for the Orange County Corrections Department in Florida.
Moore said the pair have denied media interview requests.
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- CAUGHT: Plaistow Couple Wanted for Child Abuse Caught in Florida
- Alleged Baby-Burning Couple Continue to Evade Police
- Mistaken Identity Leads to Arrest in Fugitive Couple Case
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- On March 4, there was a fire which impacted several downtown Lawrenceville businesses, including the Aurora Theatre's storage area.
Several volunteers helped the theater move things out of storage when the staff was told to empty the unit on March 7.
At 11 a.m. Wednesday, the Aurora needs another round of helpers to move the salvaged furniture, props and costumes to Producing Artistic Director Anthony Rodriguez's and Associate Producer Ann-Carol Pence's home in Duluth until the Aurora can find a permanent storage unit.
The venue is looking for a low cost or donated storage space near the theater with a minimum of 2,400-square-feet. If you have information on a storage unit that fit these critria, contact the Aurora's General Manager, D.H. Malcolm, III.
The nonprofit venue also needs help to raise funds lost from the fire and water damage.
"Everyone at Aurora would like to express deepest gratitude to the patrons, volunteers and friends who came to the rescue and helped salvage a few of the remaining items," said Al Stilo, director of sales and marketing. "Unfortunately, smoke and water damage destroyed an estimated $250,000 worth of property."
The public can help by becoming season ticket holder or donating to the annual fund, according to Stilo.
If you would like to donate to the Aurora, visit www.auroratheatre.com
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- Aurora Theatre looking for donations by Labor Day ( August 31, 2012 )
- Aurora Theatre announces new season ( March 24, 2012 )
- Aurora show to open in City Hall ( March 2, 2007 )
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In light of the fact that today�s consumers often want their products to be created in the most environmentally-, globally-, and animal-friendly ways possible, unethical sellers sometimes succumb to the incentive to persuade consumers that goods were created more ethically than they actually were. False advertising law represents a rare, albeit roundabout, legal opening for animal advocates to deal with issues of animal mistreatment, regardless of legislative and executive branch disregard of the importance of animal protection. Whether there is a beneficial change in the law or not, current opportunities in the market for these cases should be sought out and exploited, if only to protect the ground animal advocates have gained in the battle for consumer opinion. This article investigates the ways that consumers can protect themselves from false advertising through the use of federal and state agencies, independent review, federal and state courts, and private attorneys general actions.


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The Daily News of Newburyport
NEWBURYPORT — The city is taking steps to prepare for an anti-gay protest that is set to occur tonight in Market Square.
The Westboro Baptist Church, a Topeka, Kansas-based anti-gay group, issued a statement saying it will protest tonight's production at the Firehouse Center for the Arts. The production, called the Laramie Project, depicts the aftermath of a well-publicized 1998 murder of a gay University of Wyoming student Mathew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming, a murder that has been labled as a hate crime.
It's unknown how many -- if any -- members of the Westboro Baptist Church will show up for the 7 p.m. protest. The group has protested the play at other venues. This is the play's last night in Newburyport.
The radical group has held anti-gay protests across the country, at events ranging from funerals of soldiers killed in combat to comic conventions. The group is designated as a hate group by both the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Newburyport officials have asked state police to cordon off an area where the protesters can stand.
Also, a counter-protest has been organized by Newburyporter Jessie Taylor through a Facebook page that she created. Taylor is asking participants to show up at 6:30 for a non-violent protest against the Westboro Baptist Church group. As of 3:45 p.m. today. over 160 people had signed up to attend.