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St. Bernardus Abt 12 - Brouwerij St. Bernardus NV
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4.72/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
The beer poured into the chalice deep amber brown with a tan head that rose tall but retreated very quickly to the edges of the surface but lasted to lace the glass.
The aroma was extremely deep caramel and raisins. Also a slight overripe cantalope rind aroma was in the background. Some higher alcohols were presnt and some belgian yeast spice.
The flavor was dark deep caramel and raisins. Also part of the fruit complexity was prunes and plums. A pleasant belgian yeast spice of cloves contributed to the complexity of the flavor.
The finish was dry with a lasting caramel and fruity flavor with a complex lasting spiciness. The body was medium full but seemed less due to the carbonation.
50 cl bottle. A large alcohol presence follows in the warming contributed from this beer. It doesn't sneak up on you, it smacks you in the face and dares you to drink more...
Serving type: bottle
10-31-2004 01:27:04 | More by GCBrewingCo
4.38/5 rDev -2%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 3
Wow!! I can't wait to try this on-tap at the BBF pre-party next friday. Beautiful deep brown leather-like color. It is an almond/dark caramel/murky apple cider color and it forms a 2 finger cap down to wispy 1/2 mm "whipped-cream like topping" right after-then it leaves nice complex rings on sides of glass.
It is strong rich and very strong-ale type taste yet the complexity brings you back for more. When I breathe this one in, I get a somewhat almond-wine type whiff and the taste is along those lines also.
This is probably the closest beer to barleywine that I would consider drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
10-26-2004 01:29:11 | More by rousee
4.85/5 rDev +8.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Huge, incredibly long lasting, tan lumpy head with darker brown spots. Dark brown with many floaters. I can't wait but I must wait to pour the last bit because the beer and the head can't fit in the same glass.
Fruity and Malty aroma. I love the head but it's muting the smell and I can't wait anymore for it to go down.
Taste is berries, vanilla, clove, and a nutty finish. Some bitternes comes through in the long aftertaste. Wonderfull. I should have waited longer for a better smell.
Foamy but not all that carbonated. It's mostly smooth and warming.
This was just superb. I'll be meeting more of these.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2004 05:49:41 | More by ken3c
4.4/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
It's got a large bubble head, tan. The bubbles are standing one on top of another like a cheerleader's half-time routine. And it's holding, holding, holding....Damnit! I couldn't wait. I took a snoot and got foam on my nose. HaHA!
Nose: Caught wind of a baker's spice rack. Vanilla extract. Sea side smells.
Taste: Spicy with an alcohol bite. Sour cherries cloaked in brandy. Tastes like a ripe yellow fruitcake with dried sour cherries and almonds, and almond extract, and candied citrus peels. Nice chewy semolina cake flavors, soaked in lite-brown sugar simple syrup, and a touch of brandy. I shouldn't be allowed to drink this bottle this fast.
Serving type: bottle
10-18-2004 05:20:03 | More by gbontrag
4.2/5 rDev -6%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
on tap at Anam Cara
A bigger beer than I normally would have gone for, but I couldn't resist the St. Bernardus glass: a friendly round chalice that invites you to cup your hands around it. It arrived brimming to the top with a huge, thick, creamy off-white head over bittersweet chocolate colored beer.
The initially piercing sweet scent took on more caramel tones as the head slowly subsided. The foam itself had a nice bite that put me in mind of unsweeted baker's chocolate.
The flavor was all about malt, caramel and vinous though it hid the alcohol well. Though full bodied in the mouth and dangerously drinkable, nothing really special emerged until the end. As it warmed up I really liked the butterscotch tones with shades of Almond Roca that developed in the bottom. Should have kept my hands around the glass longer.
Serving type: on-tap
10-17-2004 00:38:12 | More by gentlebubbles
4.55/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
This is one of those beers that, as soon as you open the bottle, all of your senses go mmmm, this is the good stuff.
A thick, creamy-white head sits atop a murky brown liquid. The head is stable and constant seemingly able to float on top forever. Thick rocks of lace dot the glass. If youre anywhere near the glass, the aroma of spice, yeast, fruit, and alcohol are sure to hit you. It makes me think of blackberries and cherries, soaked in alcohol. Intense alcohol warming. The taste is spice and candy. Smooth, substantial, and relaxing are words to describe this beer. The essence of a contemplative brew.
Serving type: bottle
10-15-2004 01:30:33 | More by Suds
4.45/5 rDev -0.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I decided to pop open my lone bottle of this revered brew and it pours from the bottle a deep opaque brown with a big fluffly off white head. Damn...it looks good in the glass that's for sure. The smell is of dark candied fruit, cloves, figs, prunes, raisins....subtle yet at the same time complex. Alcohol floats in and out as well.
The first sip is a very nice mix of earthy flavors, a malty delight. Notes of candied fruit, raisins, some nutty tones as well. This is just a downright tasty brew...each sip begs you to take another...and so on. Alcohol is almost non-existant in the taste.
Mouthfeel is good as well, this has a good body to it...but just a tad too much carbonation for my taste. The drinkability is excellent as each sip seems different from the last and it keeps you wanting to come back for more. A very good brew that I hope to try on tap sometime as well...seek this one out.
Serving type: bottle
10-13-2004 01:35:41 | More by orbitalr0x
4.08/5 rDev -8.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A classic Quadrupel, for sure, this brew poured from the rather large bottle a deep and rich almost caramel color. Aromas of sweetness, somewhat spiciness and whole grains entered my mind. A smooth brew on the palate, this one is a keeper. Borders on a MUST TRY for all BAs.
Serving type: bottle
10-09-2004 13:48:26 | More by goindownsouth
4.65/5 rDev +4%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
St. Bernardus ABT 12 is one truly massive beer in every sense of the word. From the first pour to the last drop, it's a monster. No wonder the monk on the painted label is smiling.
Truly wonderful in appearance. It pours with a generous head of tight, concise bubbles that sticks around a while. Deep, rich caramel color. There isn't any light sneaking through when held up to the bulb.
The nose is all malty goodness with a slight alcohol bite.
The taste is tremendous, all sweet, bready malts and a spreading but not overwhelming alcohol warmth. A light fruitiness swims around in the background, but the malts are the true story with this beer.
Excellent mouthfeel, not thick or cloying an any way. Well carbonated.
Very, very drinkable for such a big beer. You know the ABV is there, it's just hidden behind a slight tingle on the tip of the tongue.
A sheer monster, this is a beer you should not pass up.
Serving type: bottle
10-04-2004 18:13:08 | More by Dubblebock
4.38/5 rDev -2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
33 cl bottle. Pours a deep, hazed chestnutty brown color with a fluffy, light tan head in the St. Bernardus chalice. Earthy (bark and peat) and malty aromas, healthy yeasty nose, and some faint fruitiness (fig, prune, dates) and spices (cinnamon, ginger and anise). Luxurious in the tongue, heavy malt and fine carbonation give a creamy mouthfeel. Slightly malty sweet, but subtle fruity qualities and a fine yeastiness compact the overall impression of the taste into a fever pitch. This beer is about as close as you might get to a trappist without it being labeled as such. It's impression lasts throughout the duration of the drinking experience. ABV seems hidden well amongst it's complexity.
Serving type: bottle
09-24-2004 08:12:06 | More by crookedhalo
4.43/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I cetainly give this beer high marks for drinkablity, which is both complimentary and hypothetical, as the 10% abv demands that this beer be consumed in moderation, or suffer the consequences. Poured a murky, rootbeer brown. Creamy, rocky head and spicy aroma, both yeast and alcohol. Spicy on the tongue, with an unusual dark flavor lurking in the background - not soy sauce, but something akin to that in the manner of a dark, fermented flavor, but more tannic, like flavors leached from a wooden ageing cask. Obviously couldn't put my finger on it, but it was both interesting and pleasant. Other dark flavors from overripe orchard fruit, and a touch of prune. One of the best of the style, in my humble opinon.
Serving type: bottle
09-20-2004 21:07:14 | More by Brent
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
11.2 Fl. Oz. bottle. Drink before the end of 2004.
Appearance: Chestnut amber with a creamy white, bubbly head. Lots of carbination shooting it's way to the top of the beer.
Smell: Fruit like plums or raisons and alcohol. Nice mix of sweetness and the alcohol on the nose.
Taste: Alcohol on the first sip, followed by the plummy taste, with hints of chocolate at the end. Very nice.
Mouthfeel: Silky smooth.
Drinkability: Not your everyday beer. Royal beer that fits well with special occasions.
What's not to love about St. Bernardus? This is the gemstone of their line in my opinion.
Serving type: bottle
09-20-2004 18:29:28 | More by fdrich29
4.22/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
75 cl. bottle. Pours an opaque dark brown with a decent two finger head. Pretty strong sweet alcohol smell of plum jam, black cherries. Taste is dark fruit; plums, raisions, dates with a slightly yeasty sweet bread flavor. Rich, full bodied with a smooth mouthfeel. Finishes faintly bitter with a warming alcohol on the breath.
This is a great brew that lives up to its reputation.
Serving type: bottle
09-19-2004 23:21:23 | More by beerceller99
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
When poured, the beer looked a bit messed up, but it became greatly silky after letting it on its own for a few seconds. I can see me in the body, which mades me think it is opaque. The head doesn't disappear until the beer is drunk. Nice. The smell is partly reminiscent of the prior 8. Light hints of red fruits, some peanut butter, and a grassy grapefruit and chocolate aspect. The taste is a bit nutty and shows interesting notes of almost burnt caramel and chocolate with deep wooden notes.Lightly fruity, with some sweetness. Mouthfeel is amazing, an incredible smoothness and creaminess. Very full and round in the mouth. Almost as drinkable as a 10% beer can be. The real experience is the mouthfeel.
Serving type: bottle
09-17-2004 22:37:24 | More by tjd25
4.85/5 rDev +8.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
On-tap at The Map Room, Chicago, Illinois.
Served in a St. Bernardus goblet.
I get it now. Beer. Life. I think I'm at least starting to understanding the point of each. I will never forget my first taste of St. Bernardus Abt 12.
Nobly inspired by the flavors of Westy 12, this declassified St. Sixtus brew is more balanced, drinkable, and enticing than its trappiste counterpart.
Dominant notes of a grapey yeast and dry, dusty chocolate, St. Bernardus is layered with an extensive finish that reveals to me everything Belgium could ever have to offer the world of beer.
Rich and creamy yet also thinning on the finish. Drinkable with absolutely no detectable alcohol or cloying residual sweetness.
Measured and precise.
But really, St. Bernardus is not to be described in terms of its flavor -- which is, indeed, perfect. With beer this good, with anything this good, the body is wholly consumed.
St. Bernardus Abt 12 is a physiological event that cripples every muscle save the tongue and save the heart.
Relax, relax.
Serving type: on-tap
09-07-2004 14:59:03 | More by ngandhi
British Columbia (Canada)
4.68/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Malto for this sample.
This beer poured dark and lovely with a tan head with wierd brown flecks. The nose is dank abbeys and dried fruit. The taste is pure heaven, as all those subtle esters that make up Belgian strong ales are blended in such a way that the whole is greater than the parts. LIke Westy 12 and Rochefort 10 this is a beer to contemplate and sip. Have a slice of strong cheese and enjoy.
Serving type: bottle
09-06-2004 16:15:57 | More by canucklehead
4.22/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Dark ruby and amber clear. Head was a nice khaki pile that quickly left, just leaving a slight dusting in the center with a bit of a ring at the edge. Slightly vineous scent. Blackberries and raspbery in the background. Perfect amount of carbination. The first sip gives you a nice little bite. Tastes of alcohol, I love that. Tiny bit of coffee with cream. Little hopp. Lightly bitter. Very dry taste, but yet wet mouthfeel. Whiskey like flavors. Flavors are so good with this offering!
Buddy at the table who tends to try everything I get said he noticed saki tastes. I don't know that I have ever had saki, so I will just have to take his word on that one. He did enjoy it enough to grab a glass for himself though!
Serving type: on-tap
09-04-2004 17:00:57 | More by shapudding
3.95/5 rDev -11.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Package: 12 oz. bottle
Presentation: Had a bottle of this at Anam Cara in Brookline, MA.
Appearance: Dark brown opaque color with moderate tan head that dissipated but laced rather nicely the entire time.
Smell: Enjoyable aroma of figs, malt, and alcohol.
Taste: Flavor was a mixture of figs and raisins, a little peppery with sweet malt, and also a strong alcohol presence. Very well blended flavors.
Mouthfeel: Very creamy.
Drinkability: I think that the alcohol warming would get to me if I had a few of these in row, but the one I had was enjoyable.
Comments: This reminded me quite a bit of the Westy 12. While its flavors are very good and extremely well blended, for me there was not as much interaction between the flavors as compared to, for example, the Malheur 12 or the Rochefort 10. Perhaps this really isnt the case for other people and its just how my taste buds respond to these different quadrupels, but I prefer the various flavors to come through over time as opposed to all at once. Therefore, as of this moment, I prefer the Malheur 12 and Rochefort 10 over the St. Bernardus Abt 12 and the Westy 12. However, it is an enjoyable beer nevertheless.
Serving type: bottle
08-30-2004 23:34:41 | More by Denali
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
From a 12 oz. bottle, found across the state line in Missouri (not available here in Kansas from what I know). Poured into a chalice as a deep, hazy brown color, with a tower off-white head. Had to let it set to let the head settle before I could pour the second half of the bottle into the glass. The head clinged to the edges of the chalice the whole time.
Nice malty aroma to it, with a bit of an earthy smell, perhaps? Maybe cloves. A bit of sweetness to the smell, as well. Not overpoweringly strong aroma, just a nice, smooth smell to contribute to the overall experience of this brew.
Earthy flavors up front here, with a dark, sweet flavor in there. Perhaps like a brown sugar taste there. There is a nice grape flavor towards the end, but it's nice and smooth, not as bitter as I've noticed in some other Belgians. I can't taste the alcohol much in this one, but I can definitelly feel it at the end, nice and warm. Very nice and smooth, and the head adds a nice, creamy feel to it. Goes down very easily.
Very nice beer here. At three and a half bucks a bottle, not something I'm gonna stock my fridge with, but probably something I'll keep around. For the flavor and feel itself, I think this one is a very drinkable beer, but not something you'd probably want to drink one after another of.
Serving type: bottle
08-29-2004 20:31:41 | More by Rio
4.1/5 rDev -8.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
25.4 oz bottle, caged and corked. Picked this up in Dallas. Not available here in Wichita.
Appearance: A very deep amber-brown. Quite a bit darker than I was expecting. A heavy bead could be seen when enough light was put behind the glass to actually see through it. Absolutely wonderful, dense, thick head. It stuck to the side of the glass like glue and seemed to not dissipate at all, probably due to the large amount of bubbles feeding it from below. Aesthetically speaking, this beer was perfection in a glass.
Smell: The aroma was comprised of a rich maltiness that was pierced by sharp fruit and spicy yeast. Alcohol spice and some dark fruit lay underneath. Quite a bit of depth, but not heavy smelling at all.
Mouthfeel: Silky smooth upfront and gained more of a velvety texture as it moved back in the mouth. Medium-bodied.
Taste: A nice, dark maltiness was prominent upfront, having a lightly caramel, but more cocoa-like, character to it. The yeast rose up strong in the middle. On the finish, the yeast was joined by spicy alcohol and a sharp fruitiness. This beer became almost sour on the finish. The aftertaste provided a reprise of the chocolate-like malt that was present at the start.
This was a good, solid beer. Not a mind-blowing experience, but very enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
08-15-2004 20:29:59 | More by Quaffer
4.28/5 rDev -4.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Like the Prior 8, but the bubbly was fuller and held onto the sides of the glass, never falling down into the brew.
It was a deeper mahogany than the Prior. The smell was strong of cloves, peppermints, pepper. It bites your nose a bit with the strong alcohol.
The alcohol is warming, but a bit strong. The taste is a glorified quad, with everything you'd expect but so much better. The taste is malty and chewy with cloves, sugar cane, an (licorice?)... Very good brew.
Serving type: bottle
08-15-2004 03:14:02 | More by cncbofh
Quebec (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bottle: Poured a slightly hazy brown colored beer with what can only be describe as huge foamy super resistant head (do I need to mention perfect carbonation). Aroma is quite complex with some great roastiness and some strange mix of spices. Great roasty taste with a side of spiced plums. I could not detect any alcohol, which is quite a wonder at 10%. Wow, Im now glad I bought quite a few so that I can cellar some.
Serving type: bottle
08-04-2004 20:10:40 | More by Phyl21ca
New York
4.83/5 rDev +8.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Presentation: 12 oz. bottle, poured into trappist glass.
Appearance: Hazy, almost opaque brown. Pours with a beautiful, milk chocolate colored head. Lacing is superb.
Smell: Grainy malts with hints of chocolate and various spices. Alcohol is also pretty noticeable.
Taste: Rich, dark carmel malts. Some fruitiness combined with spice. Incredibly smooth and mouth-warming from the alcohol. Carbonation is nearly perfect. A lingering bitterness lies in the finish.
Overall: A world-class, dark Belgian ale. I could drink this all the time and never tire of it. Simply a magnificent beer for Belgian lovers.
Serving type: bottle
07-31-2004 05:44:19 | More by TagoMago
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
If life were easy there'd be no point living it. I love this beer and I hate it.
Nutty, rotten-fruit complexity layered above tobacco and raisins. It's boozy, and light. I want to spit it out and savor it. I want my cat to lick it off the table with nods of agreement.
Pineapple and lime fruit abound in fashion with the St. Bernardus tripel. Alcoholic donuts soaked in tea and carrot cake finish it all off. What?
Serving type: bottle
07-31-2004 05:12:37 | More by inebrius
4.97/5 rDev +11.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Appearance: Deep brown with a red hue. If you look closely, you'll note small yeast flakes hiding in the depths of this beer. A nice tan head forms, about two fingers thick. It dissipates down to about a centimeter and stays there.
Smell: Fresh baked, whole grain bread. Cocoa. Leather. Sweet Dough. Molasses. Honey. Smells better than most anything else in the world.
Taste: Where to begin? Rich, and with a nice malt sweetness. Not over the top sweet. Some more bready flavors, Pumpernickel? Cream. Some dark fruits and a nicely balanced tang. Yeasty and with a little alcohol character. The finish is huge and the wonderful bready spicy malty character sticks around.
Mouthfeel: Perfection. Honestly. Nicely carbonated, but comfortably viscous and thick. It almost feels as good to my tongue as it tastes. Hate to swallow.
Drinkability: A savory, slow drinking delight and 10% ABV means that one is probably enough.
Notes: This beer should be taken out of the fridge for a while before consuming. It's so much better just a few degrees below room temp. A magnificent creation and as close to the perfect beer as I've ever tasted. Drink it. Know it. Love it.
Serving type: bottle
07-29-2004 22:36:52 | More by nogoodreason
St. Bernardus Abt 12 from Brouwerij St. Bernardus NV
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Of course, opponents worry the move would make it near impossible to secure state funds for infrastructure projects.
Are you in the majority? Should the tax go?
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In a related question about fuel costs, SRI said support for reducing the state gas tax by 32 cents per gallon for the summer is supported by 61 percent and opposed by 35 percent. Only 18 percent believe they would see a 32 cent drop in the price they pay, while 43 percent think they would see about half of that and one-third believe that consumers wouldn't benefit at all.
"Nearly half of voters lay the blame at the feet of the President and the oil companies but it is clear they are looking for help," Greenberg said. "While three in five New York voters support the state reducing gas taxes, one-third of voters don't think they'd see any relief at the pump and another 43 percent think they would only see about half of it."
The poll also found that Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, New York's junior senator, and Barack Obama, each widened their leads on Republican nominee John McCain. Clinton was in front of McCain, 51-39 percent, while Obama was ahead 49-38 percent.
When asked if leaders of state government deserved a raise, voters objected. The poll said 65 percent were against raising the governor's salary from the current $179,000 per year and 55 percent opposed a raise for State Supreme Court judges, now earning $136,700 annually. For state lawmakers, who are compensated a base salary of $79,500 each year, 49 percent disapproved of raises.


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A cosmetic crack may develop on the plastic liftgate trim panel. Ford has released a service procedure to replace the applique without damage the the liftgate glass.
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2002 Ford Explorer Problems
Heater Stuck on Hottest Setting Due to Broken Heater Blend Door
A failed heater blend door or actuator can cause the temperature control for the HVAC system to stop working. A clicking sound from the dash area would commonly indicate an actuator fault. If the heater gets stuck on the hottest setting, the heater blend door may be broken requiring replacement of the heater box to repair the issue.
Rear Wiper May Not Fully Contact Rear Window
The rear window wiper may not fully contact the rear window. Our technicians tell us that replacing both the wiper blade and wiper arm will generally correct this issue.
Vacuum Leak From Intake Manifold O-Ring Gaskets
The intake manifold O-ring gaskets commonly leak, causing stalling and poor idle quality; the Check Engine Light will illuminate.
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A rattling noise from the engine may indicate that the timing chain cassette is worn. Our technicians tell us that installing an updated cassette and timing chain tensioner should correct this concern.
2002 Ford Explorer Recalls (Recent)
Vehicle With Installed Southern Comfort Running Boards Recalled Due to Board Lamp Failure
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The courtesy lamps on affected running boards may overheat when exposed to moisture and road salt. Overheating may cause the lamps and boards to melt or start a fire. Dealers will replace the wiring harness for these running boards.
Ford Recalls 2002-2003 Ford Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer Vehicles for Liftgate Glass
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Ford has recalled certain 2002-2003 model year Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer vehicles for possible issues with the liftgate glass strut brackets and glass hinges. On certain vehicles, the liftgate glass strut may come off or the hinge may fracture. This can cause the glass to fall from the liftgate, which may lead to personal injury. Dealers will replace the liftgate glass strut brackets and glass hinges.
Ford Recalls 2002 Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer Vehicles to Inspect Liftgate Glass
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Ford has recalled certain 2002 Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer vehicles to inspect the liftgate glass lift cylinder brackets. The liftgate glass lift cylinders could twist, causing the cylinders to detach from the glass or the glass to break. Dealers will inspect the bracket positions and tighten the retainers to a higher torque.
Ford Recalls 2002 Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer Vehicles for Tire Inspection
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Ford recalled certain 2002 Explorer and Mountaineer vehicles to inspect the sidewalls of the equipped tires for the presence of horizontal cuts on the edge of the tread. These cuts could lead to premature tire failure. Dealers will inspect the tires for cuts and replace affected tires.
2002 Ford Explorer Questions and Answers
When the speed is less than 10 mph and I have a passenger, there is a creak in the rear of the vehicle. As the speed picks up, the creak disappears. Without a passenger, the creak is barely notic...
My clutch fan stays kick in most of the time .Is this a bad clutch on the fan or a sensor?
fill up with gas the other day and gauge has not come off full. Based on miles since fill up it should be between half and three quarters. What could cause this and what can I do to fix it?
heater blows, but blows out cold air, had thermostat and hoses replaced...they say it could be the heater core, what do you think??
This morning was a cold start.The engine rpm's went high for a brief second.Started smelling oil and found a hole in the rocker cover.Looks like a timing chain in that location.What do you thi...
2002 Ford Explorer Reviews
Let me start off by saying ford explorers and their engineers suck. Who ever designed this engine shouldn't be an engineer. I have a 2002 ford explorer 4.0 v6 sohc this pos has been the worst Suv or automobile I have ever owned. Ford should have gone for bankruptcy instead of Chrysler. Back to my POS I have had this car for four years and put money after money into this Suv . First the tranny 3500 year later the driver side timing chain 2300 I have kept up with maintenance year after year . Who puts plastic guides into an engine with a metal timing chain what was that engineer smoking. I have more to list about this so called Suv but to much for this little section. To anyone who thinks or looking into buying an ford DON'T DO IT there engines are designed to fail.
We brought a 02 explorer in Sept of 20012 with 56000 mile on it. It looks and run like it just came off the assembly line. No problems. I am married to motorhead that worked for Car quest parts for 15 years. He didn't say a thing about the prices for parts for this vehicle. Any other SUVs I couldn't get him to shut up..Mind you, we drove 81 chevy blazer that last 15 years so to us this luxury car. Currently the front windshield crack dont how but insurance is covering it. Getting ready to take it on its first road trip to Las Vegas in June. I know we will pleasant trip with car..
I bought my explorer in 06. Like many on here it was a great suv for the first year then the tail gate cracked (no recall) rear window lock and wiper assy quite a year later and then just feel apart the following year front door lock is broke and the others won't lock or unlock from the outside anymore When i get in the truck the dome light comes on and then stays on until you get up to 10mph, front wheel bearing went next the heater door started the ticking noise a year after i had it and now the heater wont blow any air at all. checked the blower it runs replaced the heater resistor still don't work Looks like a hole new heater switch assy or switches. front headlight on passenger side went out every winter. Not really impressed with this vehicle and too like others on here the tranny or the rearend seems to slip at times like one wheel is on ice even when your on dry pavement.
I absolutely hate this SUV. We bought ours used in 2007 and it worked fine for about a year. We have replaced the alternator every year since, the back passenger window motor has been replaced and is currently not working again, replaced all 4 wheel bearings multiple times, back hub assemblies as well, the back panel below window in gate cracked for no reason, the panels next to the back windows are faded, transmission is starting to slip, doesnt want to start in the winter for no reason at all, the heater door doesnt work it just clicks and i am not spending 600 to stop the clicking noise when my husband can reach in and flip it over and takes care of the clicking, and now it is saying it has something wrong with the air injection system. This thing has become a money pit and isnt worth the headache! STAY AWAY FROM THIS SUV
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For added bonus, to give the rest of Europe a bona fide heart attack followed quickly by a stroke, suggest the condition for bailing out Greece that the new Constitutional Kaiser of Germany be made the Constitutional Emperor of the European Union.
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National Packaging Services, Inc.
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For over 25 years National Packaging Services has served their customers packaging needs with a vast range of both commodity and custom packaging products.Providing packaging containers, plastic buckets and plastic tote bins, bulk bags and pouches. Distributors of drum liners and covers, hazardous waste handling containers, steel.. Products: Boxes: cardboard; 55 gallon drum liner insert; bags: bulk; bags: bulk, anti-static; bags: bulk, fibc (flexible intermediate bulk container); bags: bulk, food grade; bags: bulk, pharmaceutical; bags: plastic; bags: poly; bags: polyethylene; bags: wholesale, poly; barrels: plastic; barrels: reconditioned; barrels: shipping, metal; barrels:..
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Supply as full line of boxes, cartons and packaging materials. Single and double wall boxes can be custom printed. Products: Boxes: cardboard; bags; bags: anti-static; bags: biohazard; bags: black conductive; bags: bulk, anti-static; bags: conductive; bags: evidence; bags: garbage; bags: gusseted; bags: hazardous waste; bags: layflat; bags: mattress; bags: medical waste; bags: newspaper; bags: packaging; bags: plastic; bags: poly; bags: polypropylene; bags:..
BlueRose Packaging & Shipping Supplies, Inc.
serving Tennessee
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Classic Packaging Corp.
serving Tennessee
Classic Packaging Corp. offers the Finest Custom Packaging Materials and is a Premier Distributor of a Wide Variety of Packaging Materials and Supplies in the US, North America and Worldwide.Services include the customization of the following specialty corrugated items: corrugated displays and printed boxes, specialty bags, tapes and.. Products: Boxes: cardboard; adhesives; adhesives: instant; anti-static foam packaging; applicators: tape; bag ties: paper, vinyl & wire reinforced; bags; bags: advertising; bags: anti-static; bags: bakery; bags: biodegradable; bags: bubble; bags: bulk; bags: bulk, anti-static; bags: bulk, food grade; bags: bulk, pharmaceutical; bags: cushioned;..
Capitol Box Corp
serving Tennessee
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First Packaging offers a wide selection of cardboard boxes. Boxes include over 700 sizes, bulk cargo containers, master cartons, tall boxes, multi-depth boxes, printer boxes and many more. Products: Boxes: cardboard; bags: anti-static; bags: bubble; bags: custom; bags: plastic; bags: plastic (recloseable); bags: plastic, on rolls; bags: poly; bags: polyethylene; bags: printed; bags: recloseable; bags: wholesale, poly; bins; boxes; boxes: bin; boxes: chipboard; boxes: corrugated; boxes: custom; boxes: custom corrugated; boxes: die..
J.I.T. Manufacturing and Packaging Inc.
serving Tennessee
Contact us for all cardboard boxes. We specialize in slitting & rewinding, paperboard lids, folding cartons and dir-cut specialties. Visit our website for more information or contact for specific inquiries. Free no obligations quote available. Products: Boxes: cardboard; boxes: candy; boxes: chipboard; boxes: divider; boxes: folding; boxes: food; boxes: paper, folding; boxes: paperboard; boxes: paperboard, folding; boxes: recycled paper; cardboard; contract slitting; custom die cutting services: paper; custom die cutting services: rotary; cutouts: paper or paperboard, made from..
Industrial Bags Inc.
serving Tennessee
We Supply: Regular Slotted Containers, Self-Lock Bottom Boxes, Die Cut Containers/Boxes, Fruit & Vegetable Containers &, Labels. We can create, fabricate, and print quality cardboard boxes catered to your needs and applications at affordable pricing. With the help of our trained personnel and modern technology, we are able to maintain.. Products: Boxes: cardboard; alimentary packaging; bags; bags : wood, firewood, kindling; bags: animal food packaging; bags: anti-static; bags: bakery; bags: barrier; bags: biodegradable; bags: bread, pastry, etc.; bags: bulk; bags: bulk, anti-static; bags: bulk, fibc (flexible intermediate bulk container); bags: bulk, food grade; bags: bulk,..
Wurzburg Inc
Memphis, TN
Products: Boxes: cardboard; adhesives; adhesives: aerospace; adhesives: aircraft; adhesives: automotive;..
Lakeway Container Inc
Morristown, TN
Products: Boxes: cardboard; boxes; boxes: bin; boxes: collapsible; boxes: corrugated; boxes: custom; boxes: custom..
Dixie Box Co Inc
Knoxville, TN
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Lonesome Pine Corp
Greeneville, TN
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... where, like something out of a dream, a man was playing Sinatra's "My Way" on the piano to perfection, along with a string of other well-known western ballads.
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What does Candide learn through the book?
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That's a good and tough question. In the beginning of the novel, Candide simply learns that the world is not what he had thought it was—that it was more, and more rugged. He starts naïve, and sees the world.
He then learns fate and mercy, when he is forced into the military, and then saved from a whipping.
He learns that there are more complex ways to view the world when he talks with the philosopher, and, more generally, that there are many views of the world.
His final lesson, which may not be the book's lesson, comes in the end of the novel, where he learns that this is, as Pangloss taught, the best of all possible worlds, and that we must all "cultivate our garden."
Posted by gbeatty on May 15, 2008 at 3:04 AM (Answer #1)
Through the book, Candide learns that all is not for the best. In the beginning, he thinks that Pangloss's idea of "all is for the best" is true, but as he suffers more and goes through more difficulties, he starts to change is mind and thinks that what he is experiencing is not the best thing that could happen.
Posted by soyoung93 on May 15, 2008 at 4:19 PM (Answer #2)
i think that candide throught the book learns that there are many diffucult situations and that it is not always for the best like pangloss says.
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dejoha, I recently did a t-shirt and another wood stove buy/sale.
Not technically a group buy per se, but similar. My recommendations: Paypal, its official, safe and has all the info. Folks change their minds..for reasons unknown and back out, if they buy thru paypal, its a done deal. Get payment up front. Include paypal fees and know what your actual shipping cost will be..if someone orders 12 p.l.'s, a $4.95 usps flat rate wont cut it. Be sure to figure your packaging cost into the fray. Boxes, tape, labels, printer ink add up. Plus your time. Don't forget taxes, Uncle Sam wants his cut too. my 2 pesos
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YEP to all the above.
I have facilitated group buys of large dollar magnitude...and small.. - Be sure to have all your costs covered. - Handle this as what makes sense to you. Habndling t6wo tiered pricing is really hard work. separating, ranking, etc. I would not do it. Have ALL THE MONEY in your hands. Do not ask for shipping costs after you send it out. Some folk will be late due to family emergencies, ets. This then affects you. - one poncho is large enough to cost extra via first class mail....have those costs in hand. I would ONLY use priority mail with DELIVERY CONFIRM as part of the post. IF I order one poncho then I will be paying more per unit costs than someone paying $10 for 5 ponchos. That's just the laws of the postal service. Do this for what fits in your life timeline. Don't expect to grab ten ponchos and box em and label em in a quick manner. You have a baby on the way or just had one? time impacts. - I wouild see how many ponchos fit in the largest PRIORITY MAIL FLAT RATE BOX. Compress them in there tight...then you have a better idea of postage cost. - Is UPS handy at your house? UPS is easy to set up an account. they will pick up one or more boxes at your door...this way you can have all sorts of size packages to go out. - You need a good scale for this project...or a nice person at the post office to weigh these things up. - POST office will pick up priority mail at the steps of your house. - you will NOT please EVERYONE involved in this group buy. seldom happens...BUT you'll do your best - BACK to have all the money in hand for the goods before sending these out. If I had the money I would take this on as it can be done..easily...BUT I don't work and I can spread this over several days and nights..... I'm disappointed that I can't be of service with the money end. sigh Tom |
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I will chime in. Put the wobbies in a zip lock and roll the air out. You will be surprised (OK maybe not this crowd) at how small it gets and as my brother Tom said see what you can fit into the flat rate boxes. Thanks for do this, I look forward to woobie projects.- George
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I don't want to be a wet blanket, but every lot of ponchos on that site indicates they are in "H7" condition.
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I'd gladly participate and accept things "as is" but if I was you I might back off this endeavor unless you can see them in person. I'd hate for someone willing to stick their neck out for the good of the group have this turn out to be a nightmare for them.
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I also received word back from the shipping crew and found the prices just double with more boxes (somewhat expected). I hate to disappoint everyone, but I think the best decision will be to not pursue this bid at this time. New lots come up periodically, and perhaps when one comes closer (in my case, Arizona), I will be able to get on site and make a better determination. One other options I will look into is to check with my local surplus store and see if they would let me buy a bin through them -- I'd like to see what kind of "wholesale" discount they might offer, now that I know how the pricing works. |
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supraorbital torus | |
noun | |
a ridge on the frontal bone above the eye socket [syn: supraorbital ridge] |
supraorbital torus
bony ridge over the eye sockets (orbits). Browridges are massive in gorillas and chimpanzees and are also well developed in extinct hominids. They are more prominent in males than in females.
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The top catches of 2012
July 25th: Josh Reddick is Spiderman.
This wasn't necessary at all. But still, it was pretty cool to see Josh Reddick climb the wall at Rogers Centre, hang there like Spiderman, and make the catch on this Travis Snider fly ball (that wasn't going to go over the fence anyway).
August 12th: Rajai Davis climbs the wall to rob a homer.
While Josh Reddick's Spiderman catch was impressive, it was really un-needed. When Rajai Davis scaled the wall at Rogers Centre a couple of weeks later, he actually *needed* to climb the fence to rob Casey McGahee of a homer.
August 28th: Brandon Crawford saves the bobble.
Relatively routine pop-up into foul ground up the left field line...Pablo Sandoval overruns the ball, knocks it up into the air, and Brandon Crawford lays out to snag it.
September 7th: Brett Jackson meets the wall.
Andrew McCutchen hits a laser to deep left center field that would bring in two runs, if only it weren't for Brett Jackson leaping into the wall with no regard for his well-being to make the grab. It's almost disturbing to see Jackson seemingly suspended against the wall for a split second before falling to the ground like a bag of rocks.
October 6th: Brandon Belt flips over the railing.
Giants first baseman Brandon Belt got on his horse to chase this Zach Cozart popup, tumbling over the railing and into the crowd while managing to hang on to the ball. Man, the Giants had some great defense this year.
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Kathy Cassidy
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
Sony will begin selling its first netbook computer next month and in doing so enter the only sector of the PC market showing significant growth.
The Vaio W is based around a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N280 processor, the same processor used in many other netbooks.
Like other netbooks the Vaio W has a 10-inch screen, but its display has a resolution of 1,366 by 768 pixels rather than the more common 1,024 by 600 pixels. That means more of a Web site can be fitted onto the screen, and the user will have to scroll less, the company said at a launch event in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Sony is planning to use the higher resolution as one of the key differentiators between the Vaio W and other computers on the market. It will also promote the machine's touch panel, which is about the same size as that found on conventional laptops.
In Japan it will cost around ¥60,000 ($US630), which is roughly in line with netbooks from other Japanese vendors such as Toshiba and Fujitsu but more expensive than machines from foreign companies, such as Dell and Acer. It will go on sale in the U.K., France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and Russia from August, and be available via Sony's online shop. North American launch details have not yet been announced.
The PC industry witnessed a record decline in the first quarter of this year as grim economic conditions caused many consumers and companies to postpone nonessential purchases.
Global shipments fell by 8 per cent against the same period of 2008, led by a sharp decline in demand for desktop PCs, according to iSuppli. The mobile segment saw 10 percent growth thanks largely to demand for netbook PCs.
Sony came close to launching a netbook earlier this year when it put the Vaio P on sale. The computer is smaller than many netbooks but runs Windows Vista on the more powerful of Intel's Atom processors.
Sony was keen to distance the Vaio P and its higher price from the netbook market.
The Vaio W measures 27 centimeters by 18cm by 2.7cm. It runs Windows XP, comes with 1GB of memory, a 160GB hard-disk drive, two USB ports, 802.11a/b/g wireless LAN and Bluetooth. There's a camera above the display and a built-in memory card reader.
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.
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