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The long buses start rolling into the parking lot at the Grand Casino Mille Lacs long before the morning mist has lifted from the marshlands and maple trees. A steady line of white-haired warriors, armed with supersized plastic cups and beaded change purses, pile out of the buses and head straight for the palace. Inside, the band of brothers mark off rows of saved machines with American Legion hats and walkers and prepare to stuff coin after coin into the one-armed bandits. It's 7:00 A.M., a Tuesday, in the middle of nowhere, and whole banks of nickel slots are already occupied.
That's good news for Mel Towle, former CFO and current director of the Mille Lacs's Corporate Commission, which oversees the business ventures of the Ojibwe (Chippewa) tribe. Raised near this lakeside reservation in central Minnesota, Towle still remembers the desperation that once gripped the Mille Lacs. "It used to be when you drove around the reservation, you could see the poverty. We were just about down and out."
Back then, in the early 1990s, more than 70 percent of the band lived below the poverty level — appalling even by Native American standards. Some elders survived by living off the wild rice that grows in the wetlands around Lake Mille Lacs. Well water, lousy with iron, wasn't drinkable. Jim Hamilton, an attorney who practices extensively in Native American law, visited the reservation during those bleak years. "I'd never seen anything like it," Hamilton recalls. "It was subhuman."
Legalized gambling brought the tribe back from the brink. Beginning with a small bingo parlor in 1991, the Mille Lacs have since built two glittering casinos. Gambling revenue has been plowed into scores of tribally owned start-ups, and the number of Mille Lacs living in poverty has declined to 15 percent. Local infrastructure like water and sewage systems has been improved, too, funded in part by the first municipal bond ever backed by casino revenues.
The miracle in Mille Lacs is not an isolated incident. In the nearly two decades since Congress okayed reservation casinos with the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA), native gaming has skyrocketed. Tribes now operate 409 gambling operations in 28 states. For families in those bands, poverty levels have declined dramatically, down nearly 40 percent between 1990 and 2000. Last year, tribal gaming revenues topped $22 billion. No wonder Phil Hogen, chairman of the government's National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC), calls gaming "the most effective economic tool ever brought to Indian country."
In fact, the unexpected success of Indian gaming is stirring up jealousy and antagonism off the reservation, providing unpleasant reminders of the ways Native Americans and their possessions have been treated in the past. Rival commercial-casino operators, which operate in 11 states, have begun to back campaigns to head off Indian casinos. They have been joined by unexpected allies, including evangelic organizations opposed to gambling.
The biggest threat to Indian gaming, however, comes from state politicians, who see native-casino revenues as a quick fix to yawning budget gaps. Governors like California's Arnold Schwarzenegger have seized on a loophole in IGRA to demand sweeter deals from tribes, even though IGRA prohibits states from assessing charges on Indian gaming revenues.


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3.94/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A: The beer is hazy golden yellow in color and has some visible yeast particles floating in suspension. It poured with a two finger high bright white head. The head has good retention properties and consistently left a thin head covering the surface.
S: Light to moderate aromas of fruit, yeast and candi sugar are present in the nose.
T: Much like the smell, the overall taste is quite fruity and has notes of Belgian yeast and candi sugar along with some hints of alcohol towards the finish.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is quite fruity and seems a little lighter in body compared to other tripels.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2014 23:50:37 | More by metter98
Ontario (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Right in the middle. $8.10/ea at the LCBO for a 750ml caged
A-light golden colour. OOOOdles of carbonation. Pours very hard
S- Light without hint of alcohol. Be careful!!!
M- Creamy good. Yeasty and malt. Will do with a year in the cellar
O- Needs a year in the cellar
Have 4 more to try for the next few years...Looking forward
Food Pairing
This big bold trip goes to a delicious... Roast Turkey
For some reason this beer matched very very very well with a roasted turkey. I was so impressed how good it was. 20min per pound and POW
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2013 01:35:30 | More by DaveBar
Alberta (Canada)
3.79/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
A - fully hazy golden orange, some suspended sediment, tall white head retained as expected
S - musty funky yeast, sour citrus and grainy with some definite booziness
T - big on phenols, somewhat musty and minerally, sour citrus and a healthy booziness round it out
M - big creamy carbonation, relatively light feel, the heat of the booze warms the innards and drys it out on the finish
O - a tasty big treat, the booze is prevalent and not for the faint of heart, but it doesn't detract from the flavours of this triple
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2013 03:00:25 | More by joemcgrath27
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev -5.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Pours a cloudy deep gold with lots of sediment in suspension. The gigantic, puffy head lasts the entire glass, amazing retention. Ridges and chunks of foam coat the glass on the way down. Sweet fruit and bready malts in the nose. The taste is malty with toasted marshmallow sweetness mixed with cookie dough and some very restrained herbal hop aromas. The mouthfeel is quite full bodied with a prickly high level of carbonation. Booze is pretty noticeable throughout but never overpowering. The finish is malty with melon fruitiness and cane sugar sweetness.
A nice Tripel. Complex and malty. Sweet but not overly so. I'd try it again. Glad I dug this out of my cellar (read: beer cabinet:) ).
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2013 03:35:37 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
3.94/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Scaldis Triple is a supermodel: blond, with a natural and healthy glow, its bleached-white head is well-built and perfectly proportioned. I think I have a crush on it. Oddly enough, such a bright, pale coloured beer doesn't let you see a thing on the other side, not even into the light.
A blend of sugar, alcohol, and white bread, the aroma is simple but bizarrely hypnotizing (and at 10.5%, rather sedative too). It lacks the subtle yet complex fruit and spice esters that distinguish the best Tripels and instead has the intense concentrated qualities of an eau de vie.
Among these augmented, alcohol-macerated flavours are apple and pear and not much else beyond straw and cereal grain. The sugar, added with the sole intention of boosting alcohol, is far more appreciable on the palate than the brewer likely intended.
The beer is tasty enough to start drinking in large gulps but ales like this ultimately cannot be rushed - you'll be sippin' it in no time! The finish includes some phenolic, clove-y yeast byproducts, but any herbal qualities serve on the frontline as privates, not generals. Alcohol runs things. I typically don't advocate aging beer but this is one to stash away in the panic room.
The brewery advertises it as a Tripel, but its pale, grainy, sweet cereal maltiness and paralyzing alcohol presence is nearly identical to that you'd find in Duvel or other Belgian Strong Golden Ales. It is a subtle distinction between the two styles, but the predominance of candi sugar over spice or fruit nuances - and the obvious alcohol - make it quite apparent.
As you might expect, Scaldis Triple is a beer that charges at you like a maddened, rogue male elephant, ears flared, trunk raised and trumpet blaring. But it won't hurt ya. Just don't be surprised, however, to find yourself the domesticated one. Not only do you have to adjust yourself to it with slower, more patient sips but anything this seductive can create a dependency: if you get one bottle, expect to end up buying a second.
Serving type: bottle
08-14-2013 03:06:20 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
4.21/5 rDev +4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Apperance: Golden yellow colour, visibly highly carbonated much like champagne. Cloudly swirls through a pretty clear looking beer. Very light and abundant bubbly head, very stable and nice lacing on the glass.
Aroma: Sweet fragrant aroma, sweet honey, grapes, mild wiffs of alcohol balancing the sweetness.
Taste: Very smooth forward bitterness quickly and smoothly flows into the sweet pale malts and grape like flavors which bounce on the tongue. Finishes with a distinct boozy finish at the back of the throat. Hints of sour apples and apple cider.
Mouthfeel: Very highly carbonated, flavor bounces over the tongue and disctint smooth mouth warming feeling in the finish that hits the back of the throat.
Serving type: bottle
07-27-2013 19:19:40 | More by Ryborg11
Ontario (Canada)
4.16/5 rDev +2.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Quicky review:
Nice thick head three fingers and good dissipation leaving a nice film and lacing.
I love the smell...definite yeast and fruit. The down side is that a bit of alcohol comes through.
The alcohol does not come as prominent in the taste...fruits and grains with the yeast come come through.
Good mouth feel...full carbonation and body.
Overall this is a nice tripel. I enjoyed it on a cool summer day and I could have had a few more.
Serving type: bottle
07-23-2013 21:25:33 | More by polloenfuego
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
750ml Bottle from the Ottawa LCBO for $9.00
Appearance - Slightly hazy golden yellow colour with a large size fizzy/frothy white coloured head. There is a high amount of carbonation showing and there is some fair lacing. The head lasted for around 5 minutes.
Smell - Breads/grains, clove/coriander, apples, honey
Taste & Mouth - There is a high amount of carbonation and I can taste breads/grains mixed with some apples and some clove/coriander. There is also some banana and some honey. It ends with fruity and boozy aftertaste.
Overall - A good beer that has some nice refreshing fruity flavours but it also packs a punch. Not something that will blow you away, but a good solid triple that is worth trying a few times.
Serving type: bottle
07-17-2013 00:16:02 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
4.09/5 rDev +1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Beer is golden orange with a mountain of white head. Absurdly large, and it just doesn't go anywhere.
Smells quite dry, if that is a scent. Spicy notes, slight honey, bread and light fruits.
Taste is nice. Similar to the nose, I get a soft bready flavour with honey, as well as light fruits (perhaps a bit of banana and apple). A notable spicy flavour, white pepper.
Nice mouthfeel. Very smooth and soft. Full bodied, moderate to large carbonation.
Overall, a good tripel.
Serving type: bottle
06-22-2013 02:42:31 | More by jrenihan
Ontario (Canada)
3.99/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Pours a murky golden orange colour, thumb of head with solid retention and some sporadic lacing.
S - Fruity cloves, yeast esthers, hints of honey, bananas and a bready wheat flavour lingers.
T - Much like the nose, fruity cloves, bready wheat, hints of banana and some boozy sweetness. Bready notes linger with the honey sweetness.
M - Lighter bodied, smooth and a touch of heat on the finish.
O - A tasty tripel, easy drinking and lighter and fruitier than some others I have tried. Dangerously drinkable, surprisingly delicious and well worth seeking.
Serving type: bottle
06-08-2013 20:54:42 | More by andrenaline
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from 750 mL bottle into snifter.
A: Pours an underripe lemon hue with significant carbonation producing a massive 3-4 inch bubbly white head. Carbonation continues to feed the head creating excellent retention.
S: Light citrus (lemon), grass, spices (clove, cinnamon), peach, and a note of fresh belgian yeast. Wafting in and out there is a hint of barnyard funk that adds a pleasant level of complexity to the aroma.
T: Soft lemon, brighter orange citrus, clove, musty barnyard funk, pear, white grape, and fresh and active belgian yeast. Very refreshing taste. A note of vanilla emerges with warming.
M: Initially soft and almost creamy feel (imparted from the head). This quickly turns toward prickly effervescence from the carbonation. Finishes soft and with a bit heavier feel...also a bit dry with hop spiciness. Lingers and matures nicely on the palate. An element of soft sweetness throughout.
D: Due to the strong effervescence, this one drinks like a citrus-infused champagne. Extremely drinkable even with an ABV of 10.5%. Nicely complex and yet easily approachable. An excellent example of style. Seek it out!
A: Bottle still opens with a loud pop and the appearance remains the same as above. Time has not diminished this one! (4.5)
S: See above...literally has not changed over the past year! (4.5)
T: See above, except the spices are taking a more dominant role (clove, cinnamon, etc). (4.5)
M: Again, see above. (4.5)
D: Wow! This one has not let up over the past year. I'm even more impressed with this one now than even last year. (4.5)
Serving type: bottle
04-30-2013 03:05:13 | More by mwilbur
4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
this is the perfectly made tripel, what the style is all about for me. thanks to my rare beer club for this one. pours a real cloudy pale yellow color, muted golden with a fizzy bone white head as tall as the pour is aggressive. excellent lacing and head retention. the nose is sweet, but not sugary, its a sort of starchy sweet that I really like. Belgian yeast and some light fruit, maybe golden raisins, rounds it out. the flavor is floral on the yeast front, meadowy and right on for spring. more hops in the finish than most versions of the style usually allow for, and it really cleans up the sweetness at the end. lots of richer wheat malt flavor and a certain almost dairy-like creaminess that makes this beer fill every crevice of my mouth with. there a certain airiness to the feel that keeps it light. and who could ever guess this is over 10% abv. man, it feels so mellow and tame, sessionable as anything with this ultra light body. a rare combination of alcohol strength and delicacy of feel. It really works. this is a great example of a beer that is sweet but doesn't let that feature spoil its subtleties. head of class in my book.
Serving type: bottle
02-18-2013 04:33:53 | More by StonedTrippin
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
750 ml bottle into chalice, best before 2014. Pours cloudy golden amber color with a foamy 1 finger white head with decent retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass, with a good amount of streaming carbonation. Aromas of huge pear, apple, grape, apricot, peach, floral, pepper, grass, honey, candi sugar, bread, earth, and light yeast spiciness. Fantastic aromas with great complexity of fruity esters and balance of maltiness. Taste of big pear, grape, apple, apricot, peach, lemon, honey, floral, grass, bread, candi sugar, earth, light clove, and light yeast spiciness. Lingering notes of light fruits, honey, floral, grass, bread, candi sugar, earth, and light yeast spiciness on the finish for a good bit. Damn nice complexity and balance of fruity and malty flavors; with zero cloying sweetness present after the finish. Medium carbonation and fairly full bodied; with a smooth and fairly slick mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a small warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a highly excellent Tripel style! Great balance and complexity of fruity esters and malts; and very smooth to sip on. A highly enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2013 04:49:18 | More by superspak
4.09/5 rDev +1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Corks comes out with an emphatic pop and immediately spills over all over my keyboard and mouse. Awesome.
A: A hazy golden-orange pour. Enormous fluffy head. Top-notch head retention but only the lightest, fluffiest bits of lacing remain on the glass.
S: A really nice crisp and bright aroma. Floral. Grassy with lots of lemon and oranges. Light breadiness. A touch sweet and a touch of yeast.
T: Very bready. Bready right from the start but mixed with grass and some light citrus. Get some spicy belgian yeast in the middle with some cloves. Bananas primarily follow into the finish. Lingering aftertaste is bready, grassy and continuing banana flavor. A bit dry. No indication as to the alcohol.
M: Nice and crisp and medium bodied. Does not feel like a 10.5% brew.
O: A traditional but excellent tripel. Nothing really stands out, it's just well executed. No indication as to the strength at all. I would have said 7-8%. Well balanced and tasty.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2013 04:01:26 | More by Dope
4.46/5 rDev +10.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from the bottle into a tulip glass. Hooray more triples!! Cork gives with a strong pop, and some smoke too.
Pours incredibly foamy, rocking bright white head with pinhead sized bubbles. While pouring it gets very shampoo like with with large bubbles, and a good amount of retention and staying power for an uneven head. Body color is full of rising carbonation, but a murky yellow brown, and kind of swampy. As murky and dull as it is, it does have some see-thru character. Not bad.
Boy the bouquet on this is great. Huge floral notes, and hints of peach and apple. Potporri roses, dried petals. Very perfumey with, a sense of soap cleanliness character. This bouquet just blossoms on first whiff.
Palate explodes and whaffs with richness. Lively carbonated almost tonic, carrying the floral character in the middle real nicely. Finishes crisp and highly aromatic, with hints of mint like candy. Light bodied with a good mellow sweetness rolling on the tongue, with sugars coming out nicely, almost powdered. Hints at wine and champagne but just enough density of malt to stand out.
Overall, another great classic Tripel, lovely glad I found this.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2013 01:35:06 | More by smakawhat
3.58/5 rDev -11.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
This is almost an awesome beer. It looks great in the glass smells good and tastes great....until the aftertaste hits. Then it tastes like someone mixed an awesome tripel with a cheap beer like pbr. Its great as you drink it down. Then the aftertaste hits and it tastes like cheap beer .
Its unfortunate since it looks and tastes so good (initially) . I got it from the rare beer club. I wouldn't buy it again.
Serving type: bottle
01-10-2013 02:57:41 | More by Hex92
New Jersey
3.78/5 rDev -6.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: A large fluffy white head caps off a surprisingly pale golden ale. Bubbles stream continuously from the bottom of the glass. Not much lacing to speak of.
Smell: Mostly cloves and black pepper, but as it warms some fruity notes emerge (maybe banana?), as well as a hint of barnyard funk. Pretty traditional, but also pretty enticing.
Taste: More of the same comes through in the mouth, but it expands and gets even more interesting. The fruit notes in particular become more pronounced – pears and grapes come to the fore – but it never gets too sweet. I think this is due to both the hops and the ABV, which while noticeable isn't overwhelming and seems to cut the sweetness a bit.
Mouthfeel: It's undeniably a big beer, but the alcohol coexists nicely with the other flavors, and it finishes very crisp.
Drinkability: This is one you'll want to sip. A lot of. For a long time.
Serving type: bottle
12-29-2012 23:49:39 | More by rdickey
3/5 rDev -25.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
I'll admit it right now. Tripel isn't a style I usually like. It may even be my least favorite among the ale varieties. But there's only one way to expand my horizons, and that is to try 'em all. Right?
First, a note on appearance. To paraphrase Lawrence Wilkerson describing Doug Feith, seldom in my life have I met...an uglier bottle. That said, I have had many a mediocre beer from a pretty bottle, so this will not color my review. Also - lots of visible sediment in this one. Globules.
To the beer! It's corked and caged, and the cork takes some effort to remove. Poured into a goblet, it's foamy, but in a way that dies down quickly. The beer is pale and hazy, with visible sediment. The foam that remains leaves dense, ultra-fine lacing all the way up the glass.
Right after opening, this beer had an overpowering metallic smell. I didn't want to get anywhere near it. But 20-30 minutes after being opened, it was a completely different beer. I had a few sips along the way, but didn't try to truly examine it until it had a chance to open up. It's fruity, a little beery for a tripel, and has some weird notes, like dry-erase marker. I'm catching a little banana and pineapple, and some green pepper. This is a strange one.
The taste is completely incongruous with the smell. I have never met a beer with that "banana" smell that wasn't sweet -- until now. Also, it's sour in the way that coffee is sometimes sour -- in the finish, but not on the tongue. The flavors are much sharper and more intense than I associate with a tripel. In addition to the sour bite, it finishes sort of peppery.
The alcohol in this one is pretty well masked. It hit me much harder than I expected. Carbonation, while light, persisted for a long, long time.
In the end, there was too much discord for me to enjoy this beer. It's so hard to track, and exposes too many flaws. It feels like a lazy sell-out to award all 3s, but I went back through each attribute, and couldn't justify anything more. So, 3.0 it is.
Serving type: bottle
12-22-2012 06:31:16 | More by DaveAnderson
3.78/5 rDev -6.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured on-tap at Hollingshead's Deli in Orange. Reviewed from notes.
A- Finger width whie head. Little retention but some watery lacing. Very pale orange color. Cloudy.
S- Some alcohol, hoppy and very light smell.
T- Champagne and hops, clean finish with some bitter linger. Sweet and clean.
M- Light bodied, nice finish.
O- Lighter beer with a high ABV. Not terrible but not great. I still enjoyed it.
Serving type: on-tap
11-14-2012 23:57:32 | More by Murrhey
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap at Max's tonight.
The beer pours a slightly hazy gold color with very good head retention and considerable sticky lacing all around. The nose is pretty impressive as well in this bad boy, as I pick up clove, light honey, ranier cherry and a nice dollop of funk. As good as this beer smells, it's even better on the palate. The beer starts off with honey, vanilla and hoppy bitterness, but then the brett comes on strong and shoves it all into the background. The combination of flavors is very impressive, and I can't get over how well everything works together. The finish is actually fairly dry in this moderately sweet beer. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied, and I have to say I get no inkling of the 10.5% abv. The finish is long, lightly bitter, and funk filled.
This is a very impressive beer from the folks at Bush/Scaldis.
Serving type: on-tap
07-18-2012 23:27:19 | More by johnmichaelsen
New York
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
750 ml bottle poured into goblet
Pours cloudy straw yellow with a fluffy white head
Smells slightly sour...like peaches with some slight grapefruit and somewhat funky
Taste is huge amounts of fruit upfront some withe grapes and banana with a very crisp dry finish. Alcohol hidden very well
Mouthfeel is very light and carbonation is very high
Overall for a style I don't like all that much I really liked this beer
Serving type: bottle
05-09-2012 02:50:19 | More by joefuzz
Ontario (Canada)
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Purchased from Winooski Beverage Warehouse. From notes taken on December 31, 2011:
A: Pale grapefruit-like colour. Noticeably cloudy. Tall white coloured foam head with a good retention.
S: Spices, yeast, noticeable sour lemon, earthy/funky elements, and apricot & banana fruits.
T: Pepper, banana & apricot & orange, cloves, and yeast. Subdued lemony sour element that's quite different. Alcohol well hidden considering ABV.
M: Full body with appropriate level of carbonation. Heavily coats the mouth with a high level of oilyness. Noticeable texture.
D: A little different than other tripels with elements of orange and sour lemon poking through. However, it works well and is something I'd definitely pick up again.
Serving type: bottle
01-14-2012 01:04:31 | More by Digimaika2
4.55/5 rDev +12.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance – This is amazing. The head is like a puffy cloud and looks as if it could just float away. It's pure white with the softest-looking bubbles I think I've ever seen. The beer itself is a light orange diluted with yellow and some enticing floaties.
Smell – The tangerine and yeast are pure harmony. There's some light cardamom and soft, young pepper corns as well. I'm also getting a leafy character and some light apricots. This is both delicate and forceful at the nose.
Taste – This is a sweeter version of the style which I enjoy. The sugars are all fruits, mainly apricot and grapes. The yeast is powerful and pure and really is what made the beer for me. The hops kick in later but are classically balanced. The finish is slightly hoppy with more fruity sweetness and lingers forever.
Mouthfeel – This is full-bodied with some of the lightest carbonation that I have ever tasted. This beer manages to be huge in the mouth yet soft as a pillow. It floats in between your cheeks. A dancing ballerina elephant is the only thing I can think of here.
Drinkability – This is hands down one of my favorite Tripels of all time. For those looking for a super-hopped version of the style this will disappoint, but if you like the luscious sweetness of fresh Belgian fruits balanced with a stiff, sophisticated hop bite then this is the winning ticket.
Serving type: bottle
11-26-2011 00:20:17 | More by RoyalT
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
750ml bottle into a couple gobletty glasses
Pours hazy yellow with a big poofy head. Lots of carbonation. Smell is super fruity. Plumps and bananas, and maybe a little clovey-ness.
Taste is very yeasty, a little banana, some sweetness, some tartness. Good stuff.
Mouthfeel is slightly dry and gritty. Overall, this is pretty good.
Serving type: bottle
11-12-2011 03:25:54 | More by snaotheus
3.6/5 rDev -11.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
750cl into a tulip. Pours a hazy mid toned orange, dense white head like a dairy product, excellent lacing.
Aroma is sweet, clean, upbeat. Yeasty light skinned fruits, citrus and phenolic spices. Mildly floral plus a touch of old sock.
Major fruity sweetness kicks off. Alcohol comes forward as a flavor ingredient, appropriately as a balance to the initial sweetness. Mildly dry. Very long lasting significantly evolving aftertaste with a nice hop citric final note. Full bodied lively crisp mouthfeel. Warms nicely
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2011 05:55:52 | More by impending
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November 2, 2011 – I am a local artist and have know Greg and Carol since the early days of Quality Frames in Westlake. I have always received really good professional advice from both of them. Their framing craftmanship is wonderful, lending extra beauty to anything they frame, and they are so quick to see just the right combinatrion to enhance a particular piece of art.
Some of my paintings hang in their gallery and it has been a pleasure doing business with them. I whole heartedly recommend for all of your framing needs.
Saved the day – I'm the manager of a competing frame shop in the westlake area. A short time back, we were struggling with a very dificult mat design. I contacted Quality frames and art and asked for assisstance with this project. They completed the project and had it back to me the next day. The workmanship was perfect, as was their sense of cooperation, even towards a competitor. Thanks guys you saved the day!
None better! – I've used several frame shops around Austin. These folks have their act together. They not only sold me an AWESOME frame and mat design, but they took the time to "teach" me what proper custom framing is all about. Believe me, taking your art to a professional, knowledgeable framer makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE!
FABULOUS – I have had 3 pieces of original art framed here and all have been extremely well done. Each one got HUGELY better in terms of appearance. I was floored by each one. WOW. Carole does a GREAT job in helping you pick out the RIGHT frame. They have ZILLIONS of frames too. Really a high-quality place. And whoever said something about their "attitude" ... lordy, these folks are very very very straight. JUST THRILLED with what i have had them do. HIGHLY recommend the place.
Whether it's a cherished wedding photo or your fave rock poster, bring it here for picture-perfect framing. – In Short
For anything and everything you need framed, mounted or put in a shadowbox, Quality Frames & Art is the place to go. Their welcoming staff offers a multitude of ideas to make your memorabilia showcased in the best way possible. And if you're in the market for something new, peruse their adjoining art collection. With various artists featured on a changing basis, you're sure to find some local art to brighten your home.
Great product – These people helped me get two large projects done in a short time & did them to perfection. Every person i dealt with there was helpful. They aren't the super bubbly all smiles sales person we are all used to seeing, but i am not that kind of customer either. I think the first reviewer might not understand people have different personality types. This is an Austin owned business that has produced a custom mat job that has impressed everyone who has seen it in our office. I will continue to use them in the future.
User review by csaucuir – Ths customer service is one of the best I have ever scene. Quality is excellent.
Terribly RUDE People – They were fast. Other than that everything else was TERRIBLE customer service. I have worked customer service for a while, and this is some of the WORST I have ever experienced. Not only were they rude, but they were very condescending and sarcastic. Not only in their speech but in their manerisms as well. They have perfected the art of treating other people as if they are stupid. i will never go back and I persuade other not too as well. DONT GO PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! People like this shouldn't be allowed to treat people the way they do. If they hate their job they should find something else. Thats all I have to say.
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Q: I know I'm known as a bicycle nut-case, but I'm just as much of a pedestrian nut-case when it comes to wanting our city streets to be vibrant and safe for all road users. The attached news article is about how Cincinnati recently turned a one-way street back to two-way along a commercial shopping district. It only took them 45 years to right the wrong. I wonder how much longer it will take for Allentown to come to its senses for Hamilton Street from 10th to 6th, and for 7th Street from Washington south to Union.
— John Sharpe, Allentown
A: It's been 54 years since Allentown took what you view as the wrong road regarding Seventh Street, John. Mayor Donald Hock converted the key city thoroughfare and business strip to one-way traffic in 1958, turning the key on the configuration of one-way streets much of which survives to this day.
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Hock's one-way plan was controversial — so much so that six months after it went into effect, he said it would be rescinded. However, his mid-December announcement to that effect in turn faced so much opposing traffic that he delayed the change till January 1959, by which time more than 1,200 people had signed a petition favoring the one-way pattern, and the mayor backed up once again.
Some people felt that all the controversy and lane-changing on the one-way-street issue cost Hock his job: John T. Gross beat him in the 1960 Democratic primary, going on to become mayor.
That's just a short-cut look at this topic. One-way-street stories are stuffed into Morning Call archives like cheap goods in a big-rig bound for Walmart, as proposals and plan considerations have hit the road with regularity in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and other municipalities.
In 2008 and into 2009, Bethlehem officials planned to convert portions of Fourth and Wyandotte streets and Broadway to one-way travel as a means of reducing traffic congestion and improving pedestrian safety. But the $2 million plan generated heavy opposition, and it was dropped in September 2009.
Easton currently is considering the opposite conversion mode: Turning the one-way streets surrounding Center Square to two-way traffic to help visitors reach Crayola Experience and other downtown attractions more readily — and also to make conditions for pedestrians and bicyclists safer.
In some cases, people propose changing streets from one-way to two-way traffic to improve pedestrian safety, while in others the same goal is cited for conversions the opposite way. Can safety gains be realized in either case, and if so, how? Which is safer for peds and pedalers, one-way or two-way streets?
Actually, each conversion does have the capacity to boost pedestrian safety, according to Steve Pohowsky, PennDOT's regional bicycle-pedestrian safety specialist. It's not a mater of which design is chosen, but how thoughtfully and carefully the design is implemented and under what conditions, he said.
For conversions in either direction, "If it's designed properly, it can help [safety]; if it's not designed properly it can hurt. That's the conclusion," Pohowsky said.
He steered me to a number of resources that verified this view, including reports from the Federal Highway Administration. These conclude, among other things, that one-way streets can be safer in part through simplifying things for pedestrians — for example, traffic is coming at you from only one direction. One-ways generally yield fewer cases of hoofers being hit, according to FHWA.
But they also tend to increase vehicle speeds, the feds conclude. And since one-way streets come in pairs, they can force motorists and bicyclist alike to go farther to reach destinations, which keeps vulnerable bikes on the street longer.
Just as one-way streets lead to higher traffic speeds, two-ways slow things down a bit due to the visual "friction" provided by adjacent opposing traffic. But the trade-off is that the pedestrian accident rate ticks up.
There's no one-way answer, John. From a bicycle-nut perspective, a two-way Seventh Street likely would slow traffic down and help you get off the street faster, but while you're there, your risk of being hit by a car is greater.
Many two-way proposals for Allentown streets over the past half-century have reached dead-ends, and only a few years ago, an engineering study commissioned to determine what alterations would be advisable to help deal with anticipated hockey-arena traffic recommended no such conversions, in part because one-way streets move traffic efficiently in a single direction, such as into, then out of, the city for arena events.
Cost is a factor cited in the FHWA data and most other reports on this issue, and it's one of the first brought up by Allentown Public Works Director Rich Young. I think it's fair to say he was cool to the issue, especially with construction underway on the arena and a fall 2014 opening date anticipated.
Obviously event centers like the arena create heavy traffic loads over short periods. "Basically with heavy traffic loads, it works better with one-way streets because of the increased capacity," Young said. "It would be expensive, too" to convert Seventh Street or others, he said. "To add another direction to all the signals and equipment … would probably be $175,000 for each intersection."
Cincinnati and some other cities might be driving some of their one-way streets off the road, but the timing of your appeal seems less than ideal, John. It might be best to put it in neutral for a few years, waiting to see how post-arena traffic patterns evolve.
Road Warrior appears Mondays and Fridays, and the Warrior blogs at mcall.com. Email questions about roadways, traffic and transportation, with your name and the municipality where you live, to firstname.lastname@example.com, or write to Road Warrior, Box 1260, Allentown, PA 18105-1260.


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Hellooooo, it's 12.46AM, I feel so delirious. While 46 minutes past midnight may not seem very hardcore, I have been waking up early lately and not sleeping enough so I feel rather drained right now. Having informed you all of this, I'm going to keep this post short. Like my height. Mmhm.
THANKS for the birthday wishes I had a good birthday, best birthday EVERRRR actually. I'm so lucky, my boyfriend bought me an awesome, awesome gift. I posted the presents before I unwrapped them on the Facebook page, a few people seemed curious as to what I received. I want to share with you all, but I've been doing important stuff lately… like actually trying (I am a major procrastinator, I inherit that from the master of procrastination, my dad) to finish my folio so I'm not just stuck in a crappy casual job forever.
I think I'm going to attempt to make a video about the birthday gifts, the idea of sitting there and photographing each item individually is not very appealing. Hopefully I'm not too awkward (I will be) in front of a camera. No birthday images yet, first I thought I would quickly compile all the outfit photos I haven't posted. The next post will be all lame and fuzzy.
About a month ago, I 'modelled' aka just stood there and was photographed by my friend for his Interior Architecture final Uni project. He compiled a bunch of interesting looking stuff, I was impressed as I literally have zero building skills.
Shoes I am wearing in the above image are from Etsy. DUDE, ETSY IS SO FUCKING GREAT!!! I'm a little late with the whole Etsy craze, I've been checking it out for a while now but only recently became heavily addicted. My cart has like 48 items inside it right now. I've been deleting clothes from my Topshop cart, while adding items to my Etsy cart instead. I made a pretty large order the other night, I'll tell you more about it later, soo much good stuff, the seller is incredible. What are your favourite Etsy stores people?! TELL ME!!!!! Speaking of selling things, I listed a few items on my Ebay page dudes, almost all of them are brand new. I've lost weight during this lifestyle/food/exercise change, so a lot of my clothes (particularly skirts) are too big for me now. Check out my items here. THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT.


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Last week, I watched two groups of people hold passionate discussions about health care.
During one, doctors, pastors and patients swapped stories of inspiration and altruism, urging everyone to help as many people as possible.
During the other, politicians tried to persuade one another to help fewer. A plan was afoot to help 1 million people. But most of the politicians wanted to scale the help back — by as much as 90 percent.
At one, attendees talked about a moral obligation to help their fellow man and serve a higher power.
At the other, leaders demonstrated their desire to seek higher office.
The first event was a fundraiser for Shepherd's Hope — a faith-based model of providing health care to Central Floridians that has become a national role model.
The other was the legislative session in Tallahassee, where politicians are scrambling for excuses to turn away billions of dollars in federal money to provide health care for the poor.
Both groups of people often quote Scripture.
Only one of them lives the Gospel.
Shepherd's Hope is one of Central Florida's homegrown triumphs.
Sixteen years ago, the Rev. Bill Barnes of St. Luke's United Methodist Church felt called to help the sick and needy around him — in a big way.
Through the years, Barnes' vision blossomed into a network of four clinics, staffed by more than 2,000 volunteers. Doctors, nurses, office workers, assistants and more.
They now serve more than 20,000 patients a year. And the success stories will bring tears to your eyes. A former executive, hit hard by the recession, lost her job and house, then learned she had cancer. A woman who experienced rapid weight gain — only to have doctors at Shepherd's Hope discover she had a 32-pound ovarian tumor.
They are stories of lives saved.
And when a roomful of health-care execs, business leaders, philanthropists and concerned citizens heard those stories in the ballroom at Church Street Station last Thursday morning, they responded with more than $170,000 in donations.
Now, the cavalier may simply say: Good, that's the way it should be. Private donations should serve that need.
Such a convenient sentiment.
The reality is that, no matter how hard Shepherd's Hope works, the line of patients at the clinics far exceeds the number that can be served on any given evening. They are often single moms who pulled their kids out of school early, hoping to see a doctor who might tell them why their little one can't hear or breathe properly.
That is why compassionate societies provide safety nets. It is also why this country has twice voted for a president who vowed to address that problem.
Yet leaders in Florida are fighting that initiative tooth and nail.


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RENO — The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Company is bringing a free performance of a one-hour children's adaptation of the classic Shakespeare comedy "Twelfth Night" to the Robert Z. Hawkins Amphitheater in Bartley Ranch Regional Park at 7 p.m. Monday.
This special performance is presented by the festival's D.G. Menchetti Young Shakespeare Program.
The D.G. Menchetti Young Shakespeare Program serves as an internship program for young and aspiring actors/artists. The program is modeled after a fully professional production process, complete with a rigorous rehearsal period and a full company of professional actors, designers and production team members.
All performances of the D.G. Menchetti Young Shakespeare Program's production of "Twelfth Night" are free to young people of all ages and their chaperones. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis and reservations are required due to the popularity of the performances.
For reservations, visit www.laketahoeshakespeare.com.
More information about upcoming community events at the Robert Z. Hawkins Amphitheater available at www.washoecountyparks.com.