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Tuesday - 8th
B: Biscuit, sausage gravy, fruit juice, cold cereal, bananas
L: Burritos, chile con carne, lettuce/tomato, strawberries
Wednesday - 9th
B: Quesadilla with ham, green chile, cold cereal, fruit juice, watermelon
L: Grilled chicken, scalloped potatoes, green beans, bread, kiwi
Thursday - 10th
B: Yogurt, granola, bananas, cold cereal, fruit juice
L: Egg salad sandwich, mac & cheese, veggie sticks, bananas
Friday - 11th
Monday - 14th
B: Sausage biscuit, green chile, cold cereal, fruit juice, grapes
L: Sub sandwiches, lettuce/tomato, potato wedges, pickled spears, grapes
Tuesday - 15th
B: Boiled eggs, toast, cold cereal, peanut butter, fruit juice
L: Frito pie, tossed salad, cheese, bananas
Wednesday - 16th
B: Scrambled eggs, hash browns, tortillas, cold cereal
L: Tortila burger, lettuce/tomato, french fries, oranges
Thursday - 17th
B: Banana bread squares, creamy wheat, fruit juice, grapes
L: Julia's bologna, lettuce/tomato, pickled spears, grapes
Friday - 18th
Monday - 21st
Tuesday - 22nd
B: Blueberry muffins, cold cereal, fruit juice, raspberries
L: Country fried steak, white sauce, mashed potatoes, green beans, raspberries, bread
Wednesday - 23rd
B: Quesadilla with ham, green chile, fruit juice, apples, cold cereal
L: Spaghetti with meat sauce, cheese, tossed salad, dressing, rolls, corn, applesauce
Thursday - 24th
B: Egg and cheese burrito, salsa, fruit juice, pineapple chunks
L: Corn dogs, tator tots, carrot sticks, peaches
Friday - 25th
Monday - 28th
B: Yogurt, granola, bananas, cold cereal, fruit juice
L: Red chile enchiladas, spanish rice, tossed salad, apples
Tuesday - 29th
B: Breakfast on a stick, syrup, cold cereal, pineapple chunks
L: Turkey sandwich, tator tots, lettuce/tomato, pickled spears, pineapple chunks
Wednesday - 30th
B: English muffin with ham, green chile, fruit juice, bananas
L: Beef tacos, spanish rice, lettuce/tomato, cheese, salsa, watermelon
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I've just been brutalizeddeadoll on Monday, December 18, 2006 - 2:01am
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Link building is a pretty general term used to describe anything you do to build links to a website. There are two primary reasons to build links; Direct Click-Through Traffic, and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). On this site we are focused on the Search Engine Optimization aspect of link building. While the goal of most search engine optimization campaigns is to build traffic, the goal of SEO based link building is higher rankings.
This is important to keep in mind. There are some links that are good for traffic, there are some good for SEO, and there are some good for both. Links that provide both traffic and a rankings boost in the search engines are obviously great, but it is important to realize that just because a link gets good traffic, it doesnt mean that it is good for SEO.
Link Building - Terms and Definitions
Search Engine Blogs
Official Google Blog
Official Yahoo! Search Blog
Official Bing Search Blog
Official Ask.com Blog
Link Building and Related Articles
Top Link Building Articles
Link Buying Guide - Link Building Strategies & Tips (Published January 1, 2011)
Is Your Anchor Text Strategy Hurting or Helping Your Search Engine Rankings - Information on how to properly optimize the anchor text of your links. (Published December 15th, 2010)
Your Roadmap to Ranking #1 in Google - Things to consider when building links to your website, what you really want and need. (Published February 10, 2011)
21 Advanced Link Building Strategies - Here is a non-numbered list of different link building strategies. (Published February 27, 2011)
Deep Link Building Strategies (Published June 29, 2010)
To Buy Links or Not to Buy - That is the Question (Published by Merle's Cyber Promotions)
How to Get More Link Juice - Here is an article with good visuals to help you learn how to gain more link juice. (Published July 15, 2010)
Links Are Good for Business (Published by Scottie Claiborne)
Link Building Q/A with Industry Experts, 2010 - Hear what industry experts have to say about link building. (Published July 7, 2010)
One Way Link Building Secures Long Term Ranking Results (Published by Daria Goetsch)
Rand Fishkin Bought Links and they worked - Here is an article that includes a 3 experiment video hosted by Rand Fishkin. (Published June 24th, 2010)
The Importance of Building a Natural Link Profile - Website link building is essential to getting found in SERP's, here are good tips to make it look natural. (Published July 18, 2010)
How to Balance Link Diversity, Velocity and Volume - Learn ranking factors and how to manage your websites links. (Published March 13, 2008)
Google Algorithm Update Articles
Playing Nice with Panda - How to Take Advantage of Latest Google Update (Published April 6, 2011)
Google Panda Farmer Update - Detailed article on what the Panda update with details on how to track information and update your website. (Published March 10, 2011)
Google Announces User Generated Filters for Unwanted Search Results - Now internet users can filter their search results using this cool new feature. (Published March 11, 2011)
Finding Higher Quality Sites in Search - Changes made to search algorithm to provide searchers with what they are actually searching for. (Published February 24, 2011)
Google Search and Search Engine Spam - Here is a post on Googles Official Blog that speaks in detail about webspam and what action is being taken. (Published January 21, 2011)
Google Pagerank Update October 2010 Explained - . (Published October 2010)
Treating Customers Poorly is Bad for Business - Algorithm Update - Algo update due to NY eye glasses merchant was rude to customers that incited them to review his company more often online. (Published Dec 1, 2010)
Google May / June PageRank Update - May of 2009 Google began updating their toolbar PR. (Published June 25, 2009)
PageRank Update Dec 32, 2008 - Confirmation tweet by Matt Cutts on Google PR update. (Published December 31, 2008)
Link Bait & Viral Content Link Building Articles
More Guidance on How to Create High Quality Content (Published May 6, 2011)
Step By Step Guide for Content Types
Content Great, Big or Just long - Quality VS Size
Enough with Content Rules, Where Do You Get the Content From (Published April 11, 2011)
Why Quality Is The Only Sustainable SEO Strategy (Published March 28, 2011)
17 Ways to Increase Links to Your Link Bait Content - Entice online users to link to your companies web content. (Published by Garrett French)
22 Link Bait Headlines Anyone Can Use - Here are some great starter ideas to get the link bait ball rolling. (Published March 11, 2010)
The ELements to Create Link Bait Success - Very informational article that still holds true today for link bait. (Published September 23, 2009)
Link Building vs Content Promotion for Links - How link building and content promotion work together to create more backlinks. (Published August 2008)
Link Bait Tips - 3 Good and 3 Bad (Published February 24th, 2010)
Guest Blogging and Social Media Link Building Articles
3 Limitations on Guest Posting's Scalability for Link Building
5 FREE Social Media Monitoring Tools
Are There Social Media Best Practices?
Beginners Guide To Optimizing Social Media Channels
Eight 2011 Link Building, SEO, PPC and Social Media Resolutions to Make 8 Resolutions to make in 2011 when working with your SEO Agency. (Published on January 3, 2011)
Twitter and Facebook Affect Google and Bing Search Rankings (Published December 7, 2010)
65 Great Social Media Infographics - Here are 65 great social media infographics. (Published January 30, 2011)
How Social Media Can Assist Link Building Campaigns - Good visual article that references how social media can assist in your link building campaign. (Published November 16, 2010)
29 Ways to Find Guest Blog Opportunties - Use unique search terms to find places to guest post. (Published November 24, 2010)
Article Marketing vs Guest Blogging - The comparison betweet articles and guest posts. (Published October 2010)
Guest Blogging Guide - This article touches on why to guest blog, where to start and how to move about the process. (Published by PiggyBankPie)
The Social Media Revolution Is Forever Changing the Way We Do Business - Social media has had a lasting impact on how online businesses target their audience. (Published by Michael Jon Lazar)
Archived Link Building Articles
A Link Is A Reference And What It Is For Us - Just how valuable are some links to you? (Published on 11-17-2006)
5 Facts on Link Building - A good article if you are new to link building (Published on 06-15-2006)
Website designers want searches to work for free - A couple things to point out. First this is USA Today talking about search but more importantly it's an article with interviews of people in the industry all saying the same thing - if you want good rankings you need links (Published June 14, 2006).
Link Building Guide - Great guide for link building (Published June 5, 2006).
Natural Link Acquisition - Oilman's take on link building. Tip - it must appear natural (Posted on 12-01-2005).
Link Baiting - An article about link baiting (Published on 02-13-2006).
Too Many Links? - Has links to some very good podcasts on link building (Published on 03-09-2006).
Article on Link co-citation - How link co-citation can affect your SEO (and link building) efforts (Published on 03-15-2006).
Proper Link Requests - Providing suggestions for email subject lines that get noticed and get responses (Published on 04-05-2006).
I Am Not a Link Communist - Great article from Todd Malicoat of Stuntdubl.com (Published on 04-06-2006).
E-Zine Article - Tips for building inbound links (Published 04-17-2006).
How to Get the Links You Need - Doing the Math on Link Building - Yet another great article by Stuntdubl. Maybe you don't need as many links as you think? (Published on 05-10-2006).
The 5 minute Link Value Test - 6 Link Quality Indicators - Some common ways to find the value of links from Stuntdubl (Published on 05-10-2006).
Preventing Link Popularity Leakage - Not strictly link building however it does show how to maximize your link popularity inheritance from the home page (Published on 05-10-2006).
News.com Article Discusses new laws which, among other things, may hold site owners legally (and likely criminally) responsible for outgoing links (Published on 05-16-2006).
Thinking (a lot) about linking - A good article that touches on many aspects of how site interlinking works (Published on 05-30-2006).
E-Zine Article - Link Building Article (Published 05-30-2006).
Nofollow No Good - Jeremy Zawodny raises some interesting points about the effectivness (or lack thereof) of the nofollow attribute (Published 05-30-2006).
Link Development Tools - A great one-stop-shop for a variety of link building tools, tips and tricks (Published on 07-25-2005).
Web Links from the Search Engine's Perspective - Barry Swartz aka Rusty Brick provides his ideas on link building (Published on 11-04-2004).
Link Building - Tools
On its own, link-building is an effort-consuming, repetitive task. Also, there are several grey areas which need to be clarified for beginners and experienced search engine marketers alike.
The following collection of resources will go a long way towards arming you with the right knowledge about link building, and will give you the right tools to really boost your search engine rankings.
Backlink Analyzers
OpenSiteExplorer - A popular choice for analyzing backlinks. OSE has its on crawl data and doesnt rely on other backlink sources such as Yahoo Site Explorer, which only shows limited Data.
MajesticSEO - Another popular choice for analyzing backlinks. Majestic has its own crawl data.
Yahoo Site Explorer - Allows users to check incoming links to websites and specific pages.
Rank Checking/Tracking Tools
Advanced Web Rankings - Windows based software for checking rankings. One of the most fully featured on the market
Rank Tracker by Link-Assistant - Another popular Windows based rank tracker.
Pagerank Lookup/PageRank Tools
PrProwler - Prprowler is another really great link analysis tool. Allows you to quickly analyze, collect info, and sort backlinks from your competitors and from analysis of top ranked sites for particular keywords.
Class C Tools
WebrankInfo Class C checker - Allows you to check if some sites are hosted on the same Class C IP Range.
Keyword Research and Management Tools
KeywordSpy Very popular tool for researching keywords. They maintain a huge database of millions of keywords and track where websites rank for those keywords. Great for competitive research.
SEMRush Similar to KeywordSpy and just as popular.
SpyFu Similar to KeywordSpy and SEMrush
Wordstream Keyword Management Online tool that helps you research and organize your keywords. Great for SEO/SEM companies that deal with lots of keyword lists. Helps with keyword discovery, keyword grouping, keyword organization, keyword analytics, search marketing work flow, with the ability to act on keyword data for PPC and SEO.
Keyword Search Volumes - Provides keyword data using Wordtracker and Google search results.
Word Tracker - Probably one of the oldest and most well known keyword research tools. Requires paid subscription
Firefox Extensions
SearchStatus Plugin - SearchStatus gives you Pagerank, Alexa, Compete right in the status bar of firefox, it also provides links to find backlinks and other stats for a domain/page in Google, Yahoo, MSN.
SEOBook's SEO for Firefox - A great plugin that allows you to see a ton of data about sites inside of Google or Yahoo Search.
RankQuest SEO Toolbar - Toolbar provides you quick access to more than 25 intuitive SEO tools.
SEO Keyword Competition Research - Gives you backlinks number, indexed pages, keyword occurences on the page, page rank and more.
SEO Tools - Collection of useful SEO Tools
SEOpen - Provides some basic tools to help with search engine optimization and link building.
SEO Bar - Another SEO Toolbar.
a4seo - Use to examine a site's backlinks.
FireBug - Tool used to pick apart web page coding.
NoDoFollow - Highlights no-follow links pink to easily determine what is follow and what is no-follow.
PageSpeed Testing
Test the load time of a web page - Test Now
Google Suggestions to Speed Up Page Loading Time - Test Now
Link Building Tool Directories
These are sites that list link building tools
Link Building - Patents, Research Papers, and Algorithms
These are some of the best papers published by students, individuals and employees of major search engines.
The Anatomy of a large-scale hypertextual Web search engine - The definitive paper on how Google works (pdf)
Who Links to Whom: Mining Linkage between Web Sites (pdf) - From Google Labs
Improved Algorithms for Topic Distillation in a Hyperlinked Environment (1998) (pdf) - From CiteSeer (Penn State)
Efficient Identification of Web Communities (2000) (pdf) - Discusses using links to find communities of sites
Fast Parallel PageRank (pdf) - A new method for improving PageRank calculations
Informational Retrieval Based on Historical Data
The Pagerank Citation Ranking: Bringing Order to the Web
Topic-Sensitive PageRank - A Context-Sensitive Ranking Algorithm for Web Search
Link Based Spam Detection - Yahoo Patent
Link Building - Techniques
Link Baiting Techniques
link baiting refers to baiting people to link to your site through several different methods.
One Way Link Building Techniques
There are many different techniques for building one way links including:
Using the Link Functions Illustrated elsewhere on this site. In other words, performing manual link building.
Article Writing
While article writing is sometimes referred to as link baiting, in reality it serves a dual purpose.
Link Building/SEO - Guides and Books
The following books cover link building in one way or another.
SEO Book - A great General SEO book that covers linking as well
Amazon Link - Marketing Through Search Optimization: How to be found on the web (Paperback) by Alex Michael, Ben Salter 2003 - 264 pages
Amazon Link - Search Engine Visibility (Paperback) by Shari Thurow 2002 - 320 pages
Amazon Link - Speed Up Your Site: Web Site Optimization (Paperback) by Andrew B King - 2003 - 528 pages
Amazon Link - 101 Ways to Promote Your Web Site : Filled with Proven Internet Marketing Tips, Tools, Techniques, and Resources to Increase Your Web Site Traffic (Paperback) - by Susan Sweeney - 2004 - 460 pages
Amazon Link - Search Engine Advertising : Buying Your Way to the Top to Increase Sales (Voices That Matter) (Paperback) - by Catherine Seda - 2004 - 368 pages
Amazon Link - Guerrilla Marketing for Free: Dozens of No-Cost Tactics to Promote Your Business and Energize Your Profits (Paperback) - by Jay Conrad Levinson - 2003 - 188 pages
Amazon Link - Google Hacks : Tips & Tools for Smarter Searching (Hacks) (Paperback) - by Tara Calishain, Rael Dornfest - Computers - 2004 - 443 pages
Amazon Link - How to Do Everything with Google (Paperback) by Fritz Schneider, Nancy Blachman, Eric Fredricksen - 2003 - 350 pages
Amazon Link - Search Engine Optimization : An Hour a Day (Paperback) - by Jennifer Grappone, Gradiva Couzin - 2006 - 312 pages
Amazon Link - The ABC of SEO (Paperback) - by David George - 2005 - 172 pages
Amazon Link - Search Engine Optimization for Dummies (Paperback) - by Peter Kent - 2004 - 384 pages
Link Building - Functions
Link Functions - The most popular link functions from all the search engines


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Paranoid Penguin - Adding Clam Antivirus to Your Postfix Server
The winner of Linux Journal's 2004 Editors' Choice Award for Security Tool was ClamAV, a 100% free and open-source virus scanner that runs on Linux but scans for viruses that affect a variety of platforms (see Linux Journal, August 2004). As Reuven Lerner noted in the award article, "ClamAV is giving the commercial virus-checking programs a real run for their money."
In this month's column, I show you how to harness the power of ClamAV on your Postfix e-mail gateway. Along the way, you also learn a few things about Amavisd-new, a powerful e-mail-processing dæmon that serves as a crucial conduit between e-mail servers, such as Postfix and Sendmail, and mail-scanning tools, such as ClamAV and SpamAssassin.
The scenario I'm about to describe by no means represents the only good way to use ClamAV. But it's the scenario I personally have encountered the most; it's certainly typical. Say we have an SMTP gateway that receives all Internet e-mail destined for our organization, and we want to configure that SMTP gateway to pre-filter that mail for viruses (Figure 1). Our gateway can be configured to deliver mail to local mailboxes, or it can relay everything to an internal mail server. Everything that follows works the same regardless of the delivery method.
In a high-volume setting, we could do all of our virus scanning on a standalone scanning server rather than locally on the SMTP gateway; all the tools described here work well that way. But for simplicity's sake and because it's common practice, we're going to run our virus scanner directly on the SMTP gateway.
We're going to use Postfix for our Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) because it is popular, securable and can work well with ClamAV. But Postfix can't interact directly with ClamAV, at least not reliably. ClamAV isn't too good yet at dissecting actual e-mail messages, as opposed to data streams. Therefore, we need to introduce a helper dæmon called Amavisd-new.
Amavisd-new is another free and open-source tool, and its sole purpose in life is to broker transactions between MTAs, such as Postfix and Sendmail, and anti-virus and anti-spam utilities, such as ClamAV and SpamAssassin. Among other things, Amavisd-new excels at converting MIME e-mail attachments into conventional data files that scanners can understand.
Amavisd-new's dæmon, amavisd, can communicate through a variety of protocols, including the SMTP and LMTP e-mail protocols, and also through UNIX sockets. Here, we configure amavisd to listen for e-mail by way of SMTP on TCP port 10024, communicate with ClamAV by using ClamAV's local UNIX socket and send e-mail and scanning-results back to Postfix on TCP port 10025. Figure 2 illustrates how e-mail flows through our SMTP gateway.
Both ClamAV and Amavisd-new are written in Perl and depend on numerous Perl modules. Therefore, I recommend you find and use binary packages of recent versions of these two tools for your distribution. You should have a much easier time letting apt-get, Yum or up2date automatically handle the dependencies that arise when trying to install everything manually.
The ClamAV Web site, besides being the home of the latest ClamAV source code, has a page that lists sources of binary packages for ClamAV for a variety of Linux distributions and other operating systems. For Red Hat and Fedora users, Dag Wieers' page (see the on-line Resources) provides Yum repositories and up2date sources containing both ClamAV and Amavisd-new. The Amavisd-new Web site has links to other sources of Amavisd-new packages, as well as the latest Amavisd-new source code. ClamAV is now a standard package on Debian beginning with the sarge release, and Amavisd-new is part of SuSE 9.1.
If you install either package from source code or from a standalone package, as opposed to using Yum, up2date or apt-get, be sure to see the Prerequisites section of Amavisd-new's INSTALL instructions (see Resources). ClamAV's prerequisites aren't quite as well documented. When in doubt, it doesn't hurt to try rpm --test -iv clamav_packagename.rpm on your ClamAV RPM to see which required packages your system is lacking.
Chances are your distribution provides packages for the various Perl modules that ClamAV and Amavisd-new require. Any not provided can be obtained from CPAN or from other third-party sites that specialize in packaging software for your distribution.
postfix is not allowing the communication with the port 10025
dear sir,
i have done the basic setup of postfix and have enabledthe virus scannindg using clamav with amavisd.......
the configuration is fine while testing through telnet..
can u help me out sir why postfix is not allowing the connection through the port 10025
missing files and unmet depends
I updated my repos to clamAV for Ubuntu and ran;
apt-get install clamav clamav-base clamav-freshclam clamtk libclamav1
-clamav is already the newest version.
-clamav-base is already the newest version.
-libclamav1 is already the newest version.
-Some packages could not be installed.
- unmet dependencies:
clamav-freshclam: Depends: clamav-base (= 0.88.2-1ubuntu1) but 0.88.4-0volatile1 is to be installed
I did not get any conf files or any daemons eg clamd
Any suggestions
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Snowblower Ale - Dogfish Head Brewery
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Ratings: 30 | Reviews: 28 | Display Reviews Only:
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
12-24-2011 15:53:21 | More by garuda
4/5 rDev +8.4%
11-23-2011 01:43:04 | More by THECPJ
3.6/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Growler shared by Thorpe, thanks. Beer is hazy and light brown with a thin white head of small and tiny bubbles leaving a little lacing on the glass. Carbonation low.
Beer is a straight up homebrewed Belgian strong ale aroma, strong esters from the yeasts and mild sweetness.
The homebrew continues, this tastes like a homebrewed Belgian strong ale, with a moderate to light touch on the front end to an estery sweet midpalate filled with all the stereotypical flavors to a relatively dry finish from a low mash temperature. Beer has a medium body overall and I'd have more on draft, otherwise I'll just skip it.
Serving type: growler
01-21-2011 20:14:18 | More by drabmuh
3.58/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Growler courtesy of mday. Served in a tulip.
Pours a moderate brownish color with a white head that sticks around for a bit with a decent amount of retention. The nose brings forward a moderate amount of sweetness and yeasty esters as well as a light spiciness throughout. The flavor is moderately sweet without too much going on. There's a bit of yeast and fruit, but nothing standing out too much on its own. The mouthfeel is decent enough with moderate carbonation and a good body. Drinkability is pretty decent but there's nothing really pulling me back for more.
Serving type: growler
01-20-2011 01:36:59 | More by Thorpe429
Rhode Island
3.58/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
On-tap 2/24/07 at British Beer Company, served in a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a light brown color, with a medium foamy off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is of caramelized malt, apple, spice, a touch of dark fruit and a little hops, but overall the smell is kind of faint.
T: The taste is very malty, with a little dark fruit, spice and a mild hops presence. After-taste is bready with a little bit of hops bitterness.
M: Smooth and crisp, medium body, medium carbonation, clean finish.
D: Tasty, goes down easy, slightly filling, good kick, it's a decent beer that I could stick with for a while, but I prefer something that is a bit more flavorful.
Serving type: on-tap
02-26-2007 14:35:03 | More by TheManiacalOne
3/5 rDev -18.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Served in a pint glass, poured from a growler.
A- Clear copper color with light head that goes real quickly.
S- Sweet candy smell that is faint. No real strong character from this belgian style ale.
T- Not all that impressed with this beer. Candy, sugary feel at the start, with a flat finish.
M- Light carbonation and watery consistancy with a light golden ale aftertaste.
D- Had this before awhile back at the brewpub, but this is the first real review. I liked it then(not a fan of the style), so I had to give it a shot. This time was not as nice. Very lite head and soda-like carbonation made me feel like I was having the SnowblowerLight version. I think it may have been the batch, but I will try it again if the occasion presents itself.
Serving type: growler
02-05-2007 19:46:42 | More by mobud
3.45/5 rDev -6.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
My first Growler purchase from State Line.
My glass is filled with a clear copper liquid with lighter, golden highlights. Off-white, thin head doesn't last long or leave lacing. It was hard to get this growler filled without it overflowing constantly, so that may be a factor here.
The smell reminds me of banana flavored bubble gum. Sweet and fruity. Light spice scent is noticed as well.
The flavor is rather light, but refreshing. Fruity, sweet, but almost too sweet by the end of the glass. Seems like it would be better suited for the spring after the "snow blower" has been put away.
Thin, almost watery mouthfeel. No carbonation, but again, this could be a result of the filling. As always, I am glad to try any DFH brew I can get my hands on. I think I may have had enough of this after I finish this growler, though.
Serving type: growler
02-03-2007 00:35:58 | More by Imstillthegman
3.6/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Served a light, clear yellow? This is a winter beer? Not what I expected
No head to note, but light to moderate carbonation. Smell was herbal with a hint of something kind of like banana bread. Taste also had the banana bread and a hint of chocolate underneath what tasted like a plain lager. Goes down smooth.
Took some time to figure out what the hell style I was drinking. Once I found out it was a Belgian strong pale it seemed to make more sense and I appreciated it more.
Expectations of a dark, roasty, alcohol monster (like I was at first)? Those expectations will kill this one for you. Know you are getting a Belgian strong pale and enjoy.
Serving type: on-tap
01-02-2006 00:55:48 | More by sacfly
2.73/5 rDev -26%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Wow DFH hits 0-2 on new beers. This Snowblower and the Fort sub-par, at least they had 60 and 90 on tap as well. The snowblower was my first beer of the night and what a friking let down. Smelled and tasted like a lager with a DMC left over. There was metallic taste in the bittering background and confused malt flavors. I thought I was drinking a light ESB. The 7% wasn't noticeable though. Sub-standard fare whatever I moved on to other beers.
Serving type: bottle
12-26-2005 19:29:47 | More by Higravity
3.03/5 rDev -17.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Hmm, not too much to say about this one. Kind of a substandard offering, especially coming from Dogfish Head. My friend & I, who had it at the same time, couldnt figure out what kind of beer it was supposed to be. He guessed an ESB, and I thought it pretty much tasted like the Shelter Pale Ale, maybe a little more bitter.
One thing for sure, it is watery. The bitterness is slight, and only comes through in the beginning. The finish is mostly water. Strange. I might detect some fruity notes in there somewhere, but those are also very slight. I thought this beer smelled wierd - kinda like clay.
Pretty uninspired, and it is a good thing that they decided to make this one an on-tap only offering.
Serving type: on-tap
12-24-2005 07:45:07 | More by chOAKbarrell
4.1/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap in my garage.
Appearance - It is a very clear moderately carbonated pale golden beer with a solid finger of head on top.
Aroma - Very mild aroma that has hints of clove and banana and a real nice Belgian yeast character.
Taste - First there is a sharp bit of bitterness that lasts for about a second and then there is a refreshing fruitiness that hinges on sour that washes throughout. Finishes ultra clean and slightly sweet and leaves a longing for more.
Mouthfeel and Drinkability - The mouthfeel is much better than the appearance leads me to believe, nothing pale about it. Excellent drinkability on this goes down so smooth at 7% I'm glad I have plenty at home.
Serving type: on-tap
12-07-2005 23:16:46 | More by Chadbrew
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A pretty middle of the road beer in my opinion. Pours a murky yellow with minimal head. Slightly spicy aroma. Taste was somewhat boring, sweet, some hops in the finish. Just not all that much there. I fail to see how this really qualifies as a winter brew except for the alcohol, but maybe thats just me. One of the lesser offerings from this brewery in my opinion, but it'd be worth a try, especially if you enjoy this style.
Serving type: on-tap
08-15-2005 03:17:00 | More by ChrisBowers
New York
3.83/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
On tap at the BTAH in NYC, as part of their Christmas in July range, I'm getting smarter, going on thursday night, much more civilized, and a much better environment to take down review notes....anyway this one seemed to be brilliantly out of wack...it poured a dull apricot shade, cloudy, with a white head and fine lacing. Loads of grapefruit, anise, gin and citric notes up front. Full of flavor and character, some sourness and bite. Strong stuff with alcohol present. Complexity, boldness and intrigue. Pleanty of personality and warmth to welcome old saint NIck. I think this one might have benefitted from some more time to calm down abit, maybe by Xmass '06...
Serving type: on-tap
07-22-2005 11:20:42 | More by Billolick
New York
4.33/5 rDev +17.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On-tap at Barcade, Brooklyn.
Golden body with a big fluffy off-white/tan head.
Mild hops in the aroma with subtle spicy notes. Not as spicy as other Belgian strong ales I've tried.
This beer is exceptionally well balanced. I was almost shocked at how balanced it was. As soon as I tasted hops, I got malt, and then hops and then a flavorful spiciness. Some fruit notes come out to play as well. This is a complex tasting brew with excellent balance and, in turn, made for a very drinkable ale.
Overall, I'd say this is a great Belgian strong pale which leans to the mild side of things. It's nice to see a beer of this style that is not over the top. I could easily see other brewers going for a milder Belgian Strong Ale and mess it up by brewing something that tasted watered down or cheap. Not the case with this brew and for that reason it gets great marks.
get some MF!
Serving type: on-tap
04-06-2005 16:11:49 | More by palma
3.9/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Enjoyed at The Moan & Dove, Amherst, MA. Presented in a Dogfiesh Head pint glass. Labelled as "The Mound", but IDed as Snowblower by the bartender, so here I review it as such.
Arrives with a 1/2" white head above the golden amber brew, which fades to a thin layer of bubbles, yet still laces nicely. Aroma is slightly fruity pale malt, with some spicing evident. Taste is a spicy pale malt, with little else notable. Mouthfeel and drinkability both good. An acceptable brew, but not the standout I would expect from DFH.
Serving type: on-tap
02-13-2005 02:20:50 | More by ppoitras
3.63/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at Redbones.
Clean golden/brass/carrot with a small, spittly, off-white head.
Smell is of sticky, sweetish, caramelized malt. Light vegetable and straw twang. Not overly aromatic.
Taste starts with clean, sweet malts. Notes of grain, toffee, and cooked veggies. Hops come in pretty assertively. Herbal, spicy, and bitter. Sugary malt flashes back int the finish providing renewed balance. Slightly syrupy feel, but not too heavy. A nice winter session beer.
Serving type: on-tap
02-09-2005 20:26:27 | More by alexgash
3.63/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 3.5
This was counterfilled from tap and sent to me from DFH, 12/03. Maybe I should have tried this sooner; lets see: Pours with a very thin head, and there seems to be a very small bit yeast dregs left in the bottle. Nice color, of a bright copper penny, a little hazy. Smell is rather subdued, a bit like a port wine. Taste is a pleasant blend of caramel malts and raisiny sweetness. And Id be remiss in not mentioning a nice alcohol buzz. Hop bitterness really only appears as an aftertaste. A pretty good American stab at a Belgian.
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2005 18:58:26 | More by DrunkMcDermott
New Hampshire
3.93/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Looked up in to the screaming black, flakes of white clanking around, before I turned the starter with this one on 1/15/2005. 16-oz. pour in a cut angle pint glass at the Sunset.
Initial tight and abundant ½-inch head settles to a cover of slowly receding soap fuzz; very little lacing but it could be that the glass isn't rinsed enough. Crystal, golden, clear, and mute. Fruity coriander, light floral hop, and lemon peel on nose. Straw, flax, and some orange are the first things noted on tongue, with a trailing bit of hop that smartens things up a bit. Light body and quite crisp; finishes quickly. What a nice surprise to have a winter offering that isn't dark and doesn't go overboard with the spices. Surprised this is as up there in the abv as stated - certainly didn't seem that way.
Serving type: on-tap
01-16-2005 03:14:02 | More by Truh
3.3/5 rDev -10.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Had this on tap recently at the local bar. Let me begin by saying that the bar I'm referring to is pretty ballsy for stocking 30 odd taps of micro and international brews in this town. With that said, I wish they'd take a little care of their products. I believe I had this on the tail end of 3 months on the same tap. That will kill any beer. But even so, I remember trying this as soon as it came out, I just didn't write my review then. Anyway, with that preface:
This beer doesn't look or taste like a winter brew. It pours an orangey-yellow with a light white head that didn't really last. The smell is sweet and thin, maybe some small bitter hop smell. The taste is sort of the same. Nothing really jumps out at you, it feels skinny and lacking. Light orange/citrus flavor maybe corriander? Sweety phenolic feel, like a strong ale should have, but... I don't know. It's weak. There really is no spice of which to speak, which I have come to expect and want from a winter seasonal. Small hop bitterness, and no real evidence of alcohol. 7% ? I would have never guessed. Average at best, there's a lot better winter brews out there. Maybe sack the name, give it some uniquely definfing character and release it as a year round.
Serving type: on-tap
03-02-2004 15:47:38 | More by 99bottles
3.03/5 rDev -17.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Fresh from the tool shed! Honey golden in color with an effervescent beginning carbonation which tappered off throughout the beer. A sweet nose and undertones from the belgian-style yeast it held my interest, but the smell also was not long to linger. The taste was appropriate, quite smooth, and a little on the sweet side, no true hops presence made themselves available. With a light mouthfeel it was easy to enjoy both by itself before food and during the meal. The drinkability was surprisingly high, with the Snowblower Ale being the only beer I tried that day, which is a rare occasion in the world of DFH.
Serving type: on-tap
02-18-2004 14:12:57 | More by FoolCircle
3.65/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at the Capital Ale House.
A dull hazy amber in color with minimal off-white head. Sparse lacing of the glass. Minimal aromas, cosisting mostly of a slight malty sweetness. Upon tasting, I questioned whether this was a DFH beer. Nothing assertive with this one. Flavor is mostly sweet, with a candied sugar flavor dominating. A bit of a zippy, spicy, peppery flavor right at the end. Medium-bodied, nicely carbonated. ABV well-hidden. Drinkable...but it seemed out of character for DFH. Not meant in a bad way, it was just different.
Serving type: on-tap
02-09-2004 01:30:17 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
4.33/5 rDev +17.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Disceivingly drinkable winter beer!
Hop presence wasn't too strong, nor the malt overly pronounced. There's alcohol in there too, make no mistake, but its so well balanced, with no defects that this slipped down very easliy with my pub fare.
With the temp 'round 20^f, and the wind blowing the same, this was the perfect ale to brace myself from the winter chill!
Serving type: on-tap
01-29-2004 19:08:11 | More by okra
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +8.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Cheers to a great BA friend who hooked me up with this special bottled sample.
Sweetish malt and sharp yeast in the nose with a slight metalic finish in the sinus.Slightly cloudy peach colored look in the glass with a white head and lace. The head settles quickly to leave a constant white outer sheen (ring) and lace on the goblet.
A very full malty initally sweet doughy taste. There is then a coriander spicy (pepper) bite that sticks to the tongue in the finish. Quite traditional and shockingly so for a DFH beer. Very solid.
Very full mooth viscous mouth. The malt backbone of the brew wraps the tongue. Quite a drinkable brew. The most to style brew (traditional) beer in their lineup... a good beer!
Serving type: bottle
01-17-2004 01:59:56 | More by frank4sail
3.73/5 rDev +1.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Sampled on tap at Anam Cara.
This strong ale poured a cloudy, reddish amber color with tall, pillowy, off-white foam that persisted a long while and then left some lace. The smell was very modest with just a bit of slightly sweet malt detected. The taste was slightly tangy, with a slight sweetness up front followed by some bitterness in the finish. There was a faint hint of chocolate malt, and a vinous taste. As the glass warmed, a bready flavor came through. The mouthfeel was smooth and creamy with medium body and moderate carbonation. Overall this ale was dry. This was an easy to drink strong ale, though with no bold flavors jumping out.
Serving type: on-tap
01-13-2004 05:20:33 | More by UncleJimbo
3.9/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
This was served in an over-sized goblet at Anam Cara.
It poured a deep amber/orange color with a solid off-white head on top. Some sliding and sticky lace lined the glass. The roasted malt body had flavors of fresh brown bread, sweet caramel and a touch of candy sugar. A somewhat citrusy bitterness is followed by a hint of cloves and coriander. As it warms, a bit of orange zest and peppery spices are revealed. The alcohol is well disguised. I just don't know why they gave this a winter-style name.
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2004 23:43:47 | More by BeerResearcher
Snowblower Ale from Dogfish Head Brewery
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Valpo Defeated in Dual Meet at Western Illinois
Saturday, November 18, 2006Valparaiso traveled to Macomb, Ill. on Saturday afternoon for a dual meet with Western Illinois, but the Westerwinds were too much for the Crusaders, defeating the Brown and Gold 193-92.
Jaclyn Krause(Rochester, Mich./Notre Dame Prep H.S.) won the 200 freestyle for the Crusaders but just .03 seconds over teammate Amanda Gregory (Carmel, Ind./Carmel H.S.). The freshman touched the wall in 1:58.98. Krause also finished second in the 500 free for Valpo with a time of 5:20.58, just .50 seconds off of the pace.
Gregory posted a victory of her own in the 100 freestyle by .13 seconds over the Westerwinds for Valpo's only other victory of the day. The senior finished with a mark of 55.16 seconds.
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"I think it's a practical acknowledgment of the reality on Capitol Hill right now and that a CR was probably the best result one could hope for in the current political circumstance," he told In Depth with Francis Rose.
Still, Sarbanes said he understands the frustration voiced by the unions and other federal advocacy organizations — especially because pay and benefits have frequently been targeted by some lawmakers.
Sarbanes characterized House Republican proposals to officially extend the pay freeze for another year and to require federal employees to contribute more toward their retirement, as treating federal employees' pay and benefits like a "piggybank."
Noting the current two-year federal pay freeze that federal unions say has netted the government at least $60 billion in deficit reduction, Sarbanes said he believes federal employees "ought to be taken off the table in terms of additional contributions given what they've already put into the mix."
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At long last, Tommy is with us. Pete Townshend's been talking about doing his opera for years. And now we have a double album set that's probably the most important milestone in pop since Beatlemania. For the first time, a rock group has come up with a full-length cohesive work that could be compared to the classics.
The central character is Tommy himself. Born during the First World War, he becomes blind, deaf and dumb after seeing a murder by his parents in a mirror, becomes a pinball champion, reaches a state of grace, regains his senses and starts his own religion, is eventually discarded by his disciples somewhere in the far distant future, finds himself as isolated as he was in the beginning. The opera is, apart from being some of the best rock yet, a statement of Townshend's philosophy. "It's about life," he says.
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"In general terms, man is regarded as living in an unreal world of illusory values that he's imposed on himself. He's feeling his way by evolution back to God – realisation and the illusion is broken away, bit by bit. You need the illusions until you reach very pure saintly states. When you lose all contact with your illusory state, you become totally dead – but totally aware. You've died for the last time. You don't incarnate again; you don't do anything again – you just blend. It's the realisation of what we all intellectually know – universal consciousness – but it's no good to know until you can actually realise it.
"Tommy's real self represents the aim – God – and the illusory self is the teacher; life, the way, the path and all this. The coming together of these are what make him aware. They make him see and hear and speak so he becomes a saint who everybody flocks to.
"The boy's life starts to represent the whole nature of humanity – we all have this self-imposed deaf, dumb and blindness – but this isn't something I'm over heavy on," says Pete. "I'm more concerned about what actually happens in his life."
Having lost most of his senses, Tommy feels everything simply as rhythms and vibration. Everything reaches him as music.
"He gets everything in a very pure, filtered, unadulterated, unfucked-up manner. Like when his uncle rapes him – he is incredibly elated, not disgusted, at being homosexually raped. He takes it as a move of total affection, not feeling the reasons why. Lust is a lower form of love, like atomic attraction is a lower form of love. He gets an incredible spiritual push from it where most people would get a spiritual retardment, constantly thinking about this terrible thing that's happened to them.
"In Tommy's mind, everything is incredible, meaningless beauty."
The songs in the opera, then, have to convey an amazing amount. It's possible that all that's in Townshend's mind won't come across by simply sitting down and listening to the album. There's too much, on too many levels, for a casual listener. But on the simplest level, the songs are magnificent, simply as rock.
"You see, each song has to capsule an event in the boy's life, and also the feeling, what has ensued, and cover and knit-up all the possibilities in all the other fields of action that are suggested. All these things had to be tied up in advance and then referred back to. I can tell you it was quite difficult."
Touch is the one sense that Tommy still has in the early part of the album. McLuhan says that touch is a combination of all the senses at once: "Yea, I read that. I went into McLuhan quite deeply once. For someone that can see, sight has an absurdly high percentage over the other senses in terms of mental concentration. But if you can't see or hear, touch must come totally alive. The most excruciating thing known to man isn't blazing light – it's pain. The heights of pleasure are felt through touch – at least on a physical level – and the early part of the opera is on physical level."
All but three of the songs were written by Pete – one by Keith Moon and two being by John Entwistle, "Fiddle About" and "Cousin Kevin." Says Pete: "I didn't want to do them. I didn't think I could be cruel enough. They're ruthlessly brilliant songs because they are just as cruel as people can be. I wanted to show that the boy was being dealt with very cruelly and it was because he was being dismissed as a freak."
One of the lines is: "There's a lot I can do with a freak." Pete explains, "I would have avoided that, but it's nice to have it in."
This leads to the general subject of freakishness, and Tiny Tim is brought into the conversation: "Seeing through the shit to the talent is the answer. Practically every talented person spends most of his time hiding his talent – or freakiness. This fascinates me. Some hide it behind the aura of being a superstar in glittering show business. The reason is the remoteness it creates – the more remote they become, the more powerful they are as star figures. Rock is built on it. I mean, I speak to Mick Jagger on the telephone all the time, and I still can't be normal with him – well, because he's him."
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Turkey Delight41 Reviews 1 Pic
Prep15 m
Cook1 h
Ready In1 h 15 m
"Turkey Delight is a delicious way to use everyone's favorite Thanksgiving leftovers in a single dish. Turkey, gravy, potatoes and stuffing form a magnificent holiday quartet. I often prepare the dish on Thanksgiving Day, then cook it a few days later."
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Original recipe yields 16 cups
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add potatoes and cook until tender but still firm, about 15 minutes. Drain and mash.
- Prepare stuffing as directed.
- Place the stuffing in a 2 quart baking dish. Layer with turkey and cover with 1 cup gravy. Top with mashed potatoes and the remaining gravy.
- Bake covered in the preheated oven 45 minutes, or until bubbly and lightly browned.
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I wish there were more than five stars to rate this recipe accordingly! I'm a big fan of casseroles, so this one really takes the cake in my book. Not only was it DELICIOUS and easy to make, but it helped me to use up almost all of my Thanksgiving leftovers. Another honorable mention is the fact that my *usually* picky husband LOVED it. I made the recipe more efficient for myself by using instant mashed potatoes combined with my leftover "real" ones, added in my sausage dressing leftovers with the Stovetop Stuffing that I mixed up, and combined my dripping gravy with a pre-made jar. I also added some fresh sage into the layers of potatoes and the gravy. Now, rather than dealing with several containers in my fridge and wondering whether they'll be eaten or spoil first, I need only reach for this one yummy dish. Thanks so much, Ann!
Sarah Jo
I didn't even bother with the mash potato step as I had leftover mashed potatoes in the fridge! I just layered the casserole like the instructions stated (with the leftover cold ingredients) and baked. I served this with other leftover vegetable sides and extra gravy. Excellent way to make a quick dinner after a long day at work for a ravenous family.
Why not go all out? Throw in a thin layer of leftover cranberry sauce (jelly or berry) between the turkey and potato topping (I had about 2/3 cups and put mine on top of the gravy), it was AMAZING! Recipe is excellent just as it is, but adding the cranberry made it extraordinary!
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Amount Per Serving (32 total)
- Calories
- 123 cal
- 6%
- Fat
- 1.7 g
- 3%
- Carbs
- 18.9 g
- 6%
- Protein
- 7.6 g
- 15%
- Cholesterol
- 13 mg
- 4%
- Sodium
- 176 mg
- 7%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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