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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A Martinsburg man allegedly beat a 74-year-old woman, held her captive for several days and forced her to transfer money out of her bank accounts, state police said Friday.
According to a criminal complaint filed in Berkeley County Magistrate Court, Alvaro A. Vilela forced his way into Carol Dyall's home, beat her with a piece of wood, tied her up and took her to his residence. After friends began getting strange telephone calls and emails from Dyall that they described as being out of character, state police eventually tracked the calls to Vilela's residence and arrested him.
Dyall was hospitalized for arm and leg bruises and at least one broken bone, Trooper C.J. Hill in Charles Town said.
Vilela, 49, was charged Wednesday with kidnapping, unlawful restraint, extortion, and violent crimes against and financial exploitation of the elderly.
The complaint said Vilela took financial statements, computers and Dyall's phone, bound her legs, arms and mouth, put her in the trunk of her vehicle and parked his vehicle in her garage. Vilela then drove her vehicle to local banks and other establishments where he used her credit cards.
Vilela then drove to his home, wrapped Dyall in a sheet and carried her inside. She remained tied and bound in an upstairs bedroom.
There, she was "forced into acts and false confessions," the complaint said. "She was in fear for her life and was told that she would be suffocated with plastic wrap and left to be found by police if she did not cooperate."
The complaint said she was ordered to access more than $400,000 at financial institutions and start money transfers to Vilela. The exact amount of money transferred wasn't disclosed.
Dyall told Hill that she was held captive at Vilela's home for six days, while Vilela indicated the imprisonment lasted 10 days, according to the complaint.
Hill said he responded to a call on Jan. 24 that Dyall hadn't been seen for several days.
Friends of the woman began receiving odd, brief phone calls and emails "in poor English" from the victim. Hill received a similar phone call from Dyall on Tuesday and "could detect deception within her story," the complaint said.
Hill tried to call the woman back but the phone was out of service. Shortly thereafter, Hill began receiving calls from financial institutions that the woman was attempting to move money from one account to another. The complaint said the transfers "were out of her character."
After tracking the calls from Dyall to Vilela's residence, troopers went to the home, which had several doors and windows secured with plywood and screws, the complaint said.
Vilela was held without bond Friday on the kidnapping charge and on $100,000 bond on the other charges at the Eastern Regional Jail. Jail records didn't indicate whether he had an attorney.


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Housing is a problem that will need to be solved quickly. Unfortunately, there is no consensus about how to do that. "They are looking at possibly trailers, manufactured housing, even boats in the harbor. But also there are large facilities, hospital facilities. Like on Randall's Island, there's a large facility. We need to look into whether that should be used," said Manhattan-Queens Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney.
Manhattan Psychiatric on Wards Island could potentially provide beds for thousands of people. There are several more state-run mental health hospitals, including Creedmoor in Queens.
Critics say the facilities are currently under-utilized, with just a few hundred patients at most. "They're looking at every possibility because we have a huge shortage, and no possibility should be ruled out," said Senator Charles Schumer. "But you can't just jump and make it, even if it's something that's not going to work, and say 'Let's do it.' But they are looking at everything."
One idea has been to use FEMA trailers, like people in New Orleans did in the days and months after 2005's Hurricane Katrina. "We are going to need a lot of housing assistance. We are going to need trailers, we're going to need everything you can imagine here," said Manhattan-Brooklyn Congressman Jerry Nadler. Governor Andrew Cuomo and others say trailers might work better in more suburban Communities, like Nassau County, where people can put the trailers on their property next to their homes. In the more densely populated environments of New York City, that might be less of an option.
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HOUSTON, Nov. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On Tuesday Nov. 27, Stephen D. Susman, Founding Partner of Susman Godfrey LLP, delivered the 25th annual Irving R. Segal Lecture in Trial Advocacy to a packed audience at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. In his lecture, entitled "The Joy of Lawyering: Partnership Agreements, Fee Agreements with Clients, and Pretrial Agreements with Opposing Counsel," Susman discussed his experience founding Susman Godfrey, the rationales behind his pioneering fee and pretrial agreements, and his passion for trial lawyering.
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laszloacs wrote:
I have done some research and a little social engineering (I made a phone call to Jive Software). Result of the research: the lack of a Digest function IS NOT because of something missing in the Jive Software: Take a look at this and pay attention to the date of the initial post and replies. Now, look at this, again paying attention to the date. So you see, Jive's forum software HAD a digest function as long as 5 years ago!!! From my discussion with a technical analyst at Jive this afternoon, I learned that the digest function IS available in the administration/configuration settings of the Clearspace package. Makes one wonder - is the missing function purposely missing because someone at Adobe made the decision not to include it?
Gawd, I have wasted WAY too much time on this triviality...
Your references above are to Jive Forums, an old product that has been long discontinued. We're running under Jive Clearspace Community here. There were many functions in Jive Forums that were dropped when that product was dropped.
And remember that the Edit button/link for the first message in a discussion is in the Action panel, not under the message.
As Kath says, once someone replies, the edit capability goes away. Like a normal conversation. Once you've said something and someone replied, you can't turn back time and go change what you originally said.
Replies within the discussion are slightly different because they are threaded. So if you reply to a message you can edit it until someone else replies to you. However, other people can add replies to other messages in the discussion that are not replies directly to you. So you can still edit your message, even though there are newer messages in the discussion. But if someone goes back and replies to that message you then lose the edit capabilities.
John, unfortunately, I have noticed that more than a few people press the Reply button of the last posted message, regardless of whom they are replying to. So, a message may have been directly answered by a number of people and still remain editable. And so it can happen that the poster of that message edits it afterwards, making one or more of the already posted answers seem foolish, or at best unrelated with the discussion.
Only way out I can think of is trying to educate people who do not use the proper Reply button. Not a minor or easy task.
John Cornicello wrote:
The survey ran in Feb/Mar/April of 2008. It was linked to from all forum pages on both systems.
Unless it was also posted, newsgroup users probably never saw it. I don't recall seeing it and searching dejanews.com comes up blank for both newsservers.
Assuming the survey carried some weight, the practical exclusion of feedback from NNTP regulars explains a lot.
Just like the notice about the weekend for switching to this system. No notice went to the newsgroups and several people were suddenly cut out of the picture with no knowledge of what was happening. I posted the notice in a few groups after I noticed it, but only a few.
John Cornicello wrote:
The survey ran in Feb/Mar/April of 2008. It was linked to from all forum pages on both systems.
John, now that you mention dates, yes, I seem to recall answering a survey by then. Howevere, my vague memories of it bring back reminiscences of questions of a general nature. In which my memory can be completely wrong of course...
laszloacs, if you're replying by email, please see Re: Blank posts on email replies
(or http://forums.adobe.com/message/1917767#1917767 in case that link gets discombobulated in email)
Your messages are coming in empty.
Mark, I posted both announcements in the Spanish version of the ex-MM forum, frequented almost exclusively by NNTP users. They were perfectly aware of the situation before my messages, and were complaining bitterly of it ..., in that forum, in Spanish, with no mods/hosts, and no noticeable signs of anyone from Adobe ever visiting it. Unfortunately, as far as I can recall, nobody answered any of my two messages, probably because I wasn't very popular amongst regulars over there after I dared to suggest that they posted their protests over here, where there was some chance that they might get read. For this, they considered me as "sold to the enemy", the enemy being of course Adobe.
It is sad to see that, as far as my memory can tell (they all became "Newsreader_User"s after the fusion), not more than two or three of them have come to the new forums, and very occasionally at that.
I just checked in with Jive about email digests. Here is my question and their repsonse:
Instead of just individual email notifications, are email digests available in Jive Clearspace? I seem to recall that they were in Jive Forums. But I have not seen this option in Clearspace. Curious...
Hey John,
Unfortunately, nothing like this exists in Clearspace. I believe they were removed from the codebase when Clearspace was being built for technical reasons.
Claudio González wrote:
Mark, I posted both announcements in the Spanish version of the ex-MM forum, frequented almost exclusively by NNTP users.
Yeah, that kind of reinforces my statement. The "official" notices of the survey and changeover was not posted to the news servers by Adobe. Only individual users posted the notices in a few of the groups. It just feels as if NNTP users were not officially invited to participate in a survey when our voice may have had some influence.
It is sad to see that, as far as my memory can tell (they all became "Newsreader_User"s after the fusion), not more than two or three of them have come to the new forums, and very occasionally at that.
I refer to Newsgroup_User as a Borg collective. I am #925 of 2006. (You have to turn on avatars to see where I got that number [lack of imagination]) Our points are STILL increasing while our posting count is decreasing. You will be assimilated when our points = 238,008 and our post count = 0.
I refer to Newsgroup_User as a Borg collective. I am #925 of 2006. (You have to turn on avatars to see where I got that number [lack of imagination]) Our points are STILL increasing while our posting count is decreasing. You will be assimilated when our points = 238,008 and our post count = 0.
May it be related in any way with September? And my points aren't increasing: I seem to specialize in answering questions by posters who never find their way backto where they posted...
There were test-forums but as alte as the latest weeks before the release of the real thing nobody could answer the question about if there would be a digest or not. Took pretty long to get an answer to if there even would be email-options (that answer I got a week before release on the Illsutrator forum). So there were testing but nobody actually knew if there would be digests or not even in the very end of testing.
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dave milbut wrote:
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You will be assimilated when our points = 238,008 and our post count = 0.
this is good stuff! i hope someone's writing it down!
<gasp> that's only... 720670 in base 8!!!
We of Borg Collective, Newsgroup_User do not use octal. 111010000110111000 is the purest form. There are only 10 types of carbon-based units. Those who understand binary and those who don't. Comply or you will be assimilated! (Or destroyed by V'Ger now that I've mixed movie quotes )
Mixed movies == mixed metaphors?
Are the deleted forums for Adobe Audition going to be restored? A whole swath of very useful discussions that were present before were not included in the current list of Audition forums. Those forums constituted a very useful reference about the software and about audio recording, editing, mastering, etc., going back many years. The discussions in the missing forums were not obsolete.
>Thank you, I guess I will live with it for now.
Whom are you thanking? For what? Live with what?
>I shouldn't have upgraded my laptop.
How is this related to the missing Adobe Audition forums, or to the New Forum FAQ?
Did you write the message on a phone while simultaneously eating and driving?
About the file formats allowed in the attachments:
I know Microsoft is the root of all evil, but it would be nice to be able to upload a word processed file (doc or even rtf) without having to convert it to txt and losing all the formatting.
Also could the forum allow uploads from Framemaker files? I wanted to upload a template file in .fm format but the system would not accept it. The forum also does not allow mif so I had to copy and paste the relevent parts of the template into my word processor, then convert the doc file to acrobat, and finally upload it.
Thank you,
Marjorie Lynch-Freshner
From the FAQ:
Do widgets like "more like this" and "popular discussions" and "top participants" exact any performance hit when they are being figured out and displayed?
Reply from Jive Software:
No. In fact these do the exact opposite. If anything, they would be improving performance in the system.
I don't get that. Maybe they don't make things worse, but I don't see how they could be improving performance/speed. I'd still like to see them gone.
Also, for me in FF 3.0.10 Windows with all customizations off, the page does not jump to the linked message[1] until after they appear - as you said - after the main page has rendered. I am not sure if this is due to waiting for the JavaScript or due to waiting for the images to arrive from wwwimages.adobe.com. It feels like the latter to me. But then, some of those images are used in the silver nav bar (Your Stuff, History, etc.) and those render far earlier than the boxes in the side bar.
And who but company marketing types or bean counters would ever want to know who the Top Participants are? Can't that data be restricted to specific access levels or user types - say, employee? I just can't imagine a case where a U2U...uh... user would find that information helpful.
[1] By linked message, I am referring to following a specific message link rather than clicking on a thread subject link. ie: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1968237#1968237


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Suspended former Saints defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove says he is disappointed his sworn statement regarding the NFL's bounty investigation was leaked and also that the league has ''grossly mischaracterized'' his words.
In a statement emailed to The Associated Press on Wednesday by his agent, Phil Williams, Hargrove said he hoped the NFL would not discuss the signed declaration publicly.
''Call me naive, but I did not expect them to publicize the fact that I had sent them 'the Declaration.' But since they did, and because they grossly mischaracterized my words, it obviously became a hot item and subsequently was leaked by someone,'' Hargrove's statement said.
Hargrove's declaration explains how ex-Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams and current assistant head coach Joe Vitt instructed him to deny the existence of a bounty program in New Orleans when he was interviewed by NFL investigators in March of 2010.
Hargrove acknowledges that he acted on Williams' and Vitt's instructions to ''play dumb'' if asked whether he was aware of bounties being placed on former Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre or any other player.
The declaration does not go into specifics, however, about just what Hargrove knew or did not know about the bounty program in New Orleans, and for that reason it has become a point of contention between the NFL and the NFL Players Association.
From the union's perspective, Hargrove's statement does not say that he lied to anyone, nor does it state that he or any other Saints participated in a bounty program that offered cash bonuses for hits that injured targeted opponents.
The NFL, by contrast, has said that Hargrove's words acknowledge the existence of a bounty program and show that Hargrove initially lied to NFL investigators about it.
''The intent of 'the Declaration' was to let the NFL know exactly what happened in March of 2010,'' said Hargrove's latest statement, which he also sent to ESPN. ''I do not know who leaked it, but I would have preferred for it to remain private between the NFL and me.''
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The suspended Anthony Hargrove asserts that both Joe Vitt and Gregg Williams did not want him to cooperate with the league when it came to the Saints' bounty scandal.
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Black Magic is several things, being a graffiti crew, a self publishing group, a clothing company, a music group, and the list continues.
In short, BM is a group of friends with similar goals in life pushing one other to create something more, and I am a proud member of the BM.


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Actually, dubbed as the area does have pride of tourism for both local government and for its inhabitants. The assumption, tourism regions have things unique and interesting than other areas.
However, both the local government and residents living in the area of tourism should be ready to serve and provide better comfort for travelers who come from outside the county, outside the city, as well as abroad.
One form of preparation that can be done by the local government or local people are shoulder to shoulder with each other or cooperate in providing the facilities and infrastructures to facilitate travelers. Check out some of the facilities and infrastructures supporting the tourist areas below:
- Information Center. It would be advisable if the local government areas set aside a portion of income to create an information center, as well as the existing tower Siger Lampung that can be used by travelers to be able to find info about Lampung.
- The cultural center. On the other hand, it could be of interest to travelers visiting the area on the basis of a unique culture. Therefore, there is no harm if the local government tourism area provides a place to showcase the cultures or the arts locally. Besides spoiling the traveler, it is also one of the efforts to preserve the culture.
- Culinary Center. One of the things that generally make the travelers interested in visiting the tourist areas are regional specialties. Therefore, it would not hurt if you are a resident who lives in the area of tourism provide a restaurant, cafe, or other. In addition to adding local income tax to pay, you will increase the personal income.
- Center souvenirs. On the other hand, make sure to create a center of local souvenirs, as well as crafts and snack foods typical of the local area.


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The independent music sector is enjoying spectacular growth while overall recorded music sales from major labels continue to decline, and yet many in the music industry treat the independent music market as an afterthought. We're certain that independent music market share has been inaccurately reported, said David Pakman, CEO of eMusic and a managing director of Dimensional Associates, the private equity arm of JDS Capital that owns eMusic, The Orchard and Dimensional Music Publishing. The strong growth of the independent sector can be attributed to the efforts of businesses like eMusic which have invested millions of dollars to promote and carefully merchandise music outside the mainstream top 40. By reporting our sales data to SoundScan, macro digital music sales figures will shift, reflecting a dramatic increase in independent music market share. We are pleased that Nielsen SoundScan will be including the eMusic data in their reporting database of independent music.
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Trappistes Rochefort 8 - Brasserie de Rochefort
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Ratings: 3,587 | Reviews: 1,717 | Show All Ratings:
4.35/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Comparative tasting with Westvleteren 8.
Dark, almost black. Not persistent and scarce foam.
The smell is more alcoholic than the W8, with notes of plum, and raisin. Hazelnut and green wood. Cherry in alcohol. Touches of liquorice. In any case, fresh and inviting.
The taste is perhaps less harmonic and "soft" than in the tasting sister. Good maltiness, with plum, and even a ripe fruity (peach, but pear over all). Tending to a dry and clean finish. More prickly.
Good body.
The aftertaste: a sharp liquorice, sweet, not present before, that makes all very inviting.
There are again the fruity notes (pear), and plum.
Overall: more complex than the W8.
But in any case, two great beers.
Serving type: bottle
04-28-2005 21:21:06 | More by stcules
4.13/5 rDev -4.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
pours with a 1/2 in. head and a dark brown hue. A bubble gum, some fruity notes, chocolate, and roasted coffee nose.
Kind of a lingering tingling burn, A very peculiar finish! Some chocolate, apples, and sweet candy flavors. A nice balance and mouthfeel overal
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2005 23:35:05 | More by guinnessman
4/5 rDev -7.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance: walnut brown with a quickly receding cream colored head that thinly coats the beer
Smell: sugary sweetness, very malty, nutty, subtle fruity esters and some alcohol
Taste: initially spicy, tart fruityness, nutty, some candy sweetness, bready yeast, peppery , very spicy with a warming alcohol finish, a bit bland overall
Mouthfeel: very highly carbonated
This beer has been a big disappointment, given other reviews and word of mouth. I have one more waiting in the cellar, I hope it proves to be better.
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2005 03:18:20 | More by gimmehead
4/5 rDev -7.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
330ml bottle, bb date 04 11 08.
Pours out hazy brown, with some fine sediment. 1" head is long lasting.
Aroma is fruity, caramel, a little dough, a little alcohol.
Flavor is plumy, caramel, raisins, with a good dose of spice. a little bitterness on the finish.
alcohol is well hidden.
Serving type: bottle
04-23-2005 04:33:46 | More by Padron4KM
4.33/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
This beer pours a hazy brown color with a moderate head if your pour it down the middle of the glass.
The taste hits you with a little hoppiness at first and then lots of fruit flavors and complexity. Apricots, plums, and figs come to mind. Great tasting beer. Not overwhelming at the first sip, but the more you sip it the more flavor comes out, and you appreciate what this beer is then.
Serving type: bottle
04-15-2005 00:41:00 | More by gotbeer
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4.68/5 rDev +8.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
WOW! Pours a dark hazy brown color with little to no head. Smell is surprisingly pungent and like sweet apricots and malt. The taste is exceptional. The plethora of flavors all seamlessly blended together makes for a wonderful symposium of goodness. The most prevalent of the tastes is that of candied fruit, sweet and natural spices. Its really hard to explain the large amount of flavors that are coming together to make this beer, as they are so goo together it's hard to distinguish them!
Serving type: bottle
04-11-2005 12:17:18 | More by Toddv29424
4.55/5 rDev +5.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
33cl bottle with best before date stamped on the label. Poured into a chalice.
Deep reddish-brown with a tan head that bubbles up to almost two fingers, then falls to a 1cm sheet of uneven foam. Not much lacing.
The nose is awesome. Belgian yeast and spice with dark candied fruits and just a whiff of rum. Strong and mouthwatering.
The taste and mouthfeel are equally bold. Sweet malts paired with dry hops and a dry finish that slowley fades into warming alcohol. Very complex and satisfying.
Serving type: bottle
04-11-2005 02:15:55 | More by ypsifly
2.9/5 rDev -33%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 2.5
11.2 oz. bottle. Picked this up in KC, MO. Not available here in Wichita. Label is stamped "25 12 07" which I assume is the best-before date.
Appearance: This was a deep brown beer with washed out red highlights. The tan head maintained at around one finger during my slow pour. It was coarse and fizzy, disappearing rather quickly. There was no lace left behind on the glass.
Smell: Dry husky malt, light caramel, cherries, and warm, round alcohol made up the bulk of the aroma. There was an old, musky oak smell as well. Kind of washed out and bland overall.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and very smooth.
Taste: Almost as boring as the smell, but not quite. Dry chocolate or cocoa combined with candied fruits and hints of tart cherries. On the finish, a big vodka-like alcohol flavor rose up and dominated. That was it.
I realize that this is a short review, but there just wasn't anything else going on with this beer to describe. What was there was uninspiring.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2005 23:28:33 | More by Quaffer
4.3/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Bottle label indicates "21 07 09" which must be a freshness stamp and 9.2% ABV. $7 a bottle from Whole Foods, in Boca Raton, FL.
Dark murky mahagony pour topped off with a beige frothy head that hangs in there with excellent head retention. Tiny bubbles beading up.
Candied fruit and sugary scents.
First swigs: Light cocoa and biscuit malts. Vanilla and some hints of cherry, sweet table sugar and milky smooth. toffee. Nutty hints of almond and pecan. Quite complex. Bunt cake and iceing with a clean aftertaste.
Foamy frothy feel with a medium body.
Last swigs: Sugary cocoa & vanilla. Totally hidden ABV until the warmed up finish.
Serving type: bottle
03-18-2005 04:48:54 | More by blitheringidiot
4.7/5 rDev +8.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Nice little treat for 'new beer sunday.' Poured from a little 33cL bottle, and before I could even think about what it looks like, the aroma practically fills the room. A sweet smell that contains leather, sherry, a touch of tobacco, a hint of bananna, fruitiness; stick my nose deep in the glass and the smells get even richer, maltier, slightly chocolatey, jammy, and either raisins or plums.
Anyway, it poured a browned color with burgundy undertones and an off- white head that means serious business. Beautiful lacing on the glass.
The taste is really something. A little sweeter than I expected, but balanced perfectly. Spicy and rich maltiness prevail. Less of that jammy stuff on the nose, but I can taste a little roasted stuff (like burnt marshmallows) and that leather again (a good thing).
Feels wonderful in the mouth. Tingles a little in the mouth and feels rich and smooth. If not for a slight throatburn, I would not be able to predict the alcohol content. Again, balanced nicely. So easy to drink this. Oh, my poor pocketbook.
Overall, really and extraordinary beer. I wish there was a ranking for "balance," because this one would be an easy 5. On the sweet end of the spectrum, but never crosses the line. I really can rave about this one. Like it a bit better than the 10. A must try for anyone interested in the style.
Serving type: bottle
03-14-2005 04:13:02 | More by amicar
5/5 rDev +15.5%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Tasted from 33cl bottle poured into a Chimay chalice. Best by 19/08/08. Thank you Shelton Bros. for importing this slice of divinity.
I do beleive the heavenly host did burst out in song as I poured this beer into the glass. A think pillowy tan head rose up and never left, constantly coating the slightly hazy burgundian depths. Aromas that boggled my mind rose from the glass. Bready/Biscuity with notes of yeast over a subtler malt/date/plum foundation. Flavors are lightly sweet initially then dry throughout. Caramel/toffeeish malt, milk chocolate, clove, tobacco, brown sugar, rye bread. Incredibly creamy, with an ultrafine yet very persistant carbonation. Smoooth as all get out. If not for the sheer complexity of this beer, the 9.2% would seemingly be no barrier to drinking these all day.
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2005 02:47:14 | More by Hefe
4.88/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Picked out this baby for my 100th review!
This was dated best before 2009.
Poured into my Goblet a dark creamy chocolate brown with a full creamy tan head that seemed to last forever.
Scent has a very nice Fruity aroma with hints of Mango and Dates along with a nice Fresh bread and Vanilla odor as well.
Taste is combination of slightly sweet maltiness with hints of caramel, vanilla, and other fruit flavors a slight bit of alcohol taste with a suprisingly nice earthy finish for a superbly balanced beer.
Mouthfeel is incredibly creamy and full with a nice warming, truly feels as good in my mouth as it tastes.
Drinkabillity is fantastic! What an absolutly great beer, can't hardly set the glass down, has everything you want, superbly complex yet seems simply good at the same time. Perfectly balanced!
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2005 04:18:30 | More by bashiba
4.97/5 rDev +14.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
33cl brown bottle, green cap, with 9.2% abv. Listed and a 29 04 08 date listed, serving temp suggestion on back label (54-58). Authentic Trappist symbol lets you know that it means business. Im starting a bit cold, but plan to savor it for a good long while from my Chimay chalice.
Aroma: Same bubble gum, chocolate and melon aroma I got from the Rochefort 10, simply intoxicating. Its just such a fresh and new smell with lots of honeydew melon. It makes me want to down the whole chalice in one quaff. As I work my way down, the head slowly fades to a thick cover, but only because it leaves heavy lace that sparkles like ice crystals.
Appearance: Black glass with only a hint of murky brown at the very bottom. A half finger of light brown tightly compacted froth waits patiently for me to imbibe.
Flavor: A wonderfully complex taste. The honeydew melon and bubble gum are blended with an earthy tobacco that just expresses Michelangelos Creation of Adam, the blending of heavenly and earthbound so perfectly. Balance between hops and malt? Balance between mortal and divine! The fruitiness is so pronounced, it seems as if they have blended in honeydew melon nectar which I can see others comparing to pears. The 8 seems a bit more straightforward than the 10, a bit lighter, but cut from the same cloth. Not as much chocolate in the 8, but hints of it.
Mouthfeel: A perfect medium body with such a creamy consistency. The carbonation is present, but only as a mild tickle, a subtle reminder that this is indeed beer. Nice dry finish encourages the next sip.
Overall Impression: I have to admit, since the Rochefort 10 is my only straight 5 beer (so far) I built up to this tasting for a week. Ive cut back to two meals a day (something Ive needed to do after the holidays anyway) and consumed only Belgian (or Belgian style) beers. I have to acknowledge a deep gratitude to Stonecrusher who sent this (and the Rochefort 10) godsend to my doorstep. While this beer didnt make me cry like the 10 did, it is truly a world class beer. Even my wife, who only likes Lindemans Framboise and Corona, could see the exceptional quality of this beer. Simply outstanding, I just cant recommend Rochefort beers strongly enough. Seek, buy, enjoy. I know I will.
Serving type: bottle
02-26-2005 05:37:26 | More by HardTarget
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From the bottle, this poured a hazy, deep brown color with a thick and dense cream colored head. The nose has an up front doughy character followed quickly by a spicy touch that blends quickly with citrus hops. The taste has the spicy character immediately accented by a caramel malt. The doughy character is not present in the flavor. The hops are there, more as an accent than a distinguishable flavor of its own. This has a very layered character. Smooth, slightly oily mouth feel and a mild alcohol warming lend to a high drinakbility,
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2005 21:43:53 | More by carln26
4.63/5 rDev +6.9%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Pours a hazy, bloodred beer with quite some carbonation and a fingerthick foam. Looks nice with quite a bit of sediment left in the bottle.
Smell is immense! Fruits (oranges, pears and pineapple) comes on powerfully and is balanced with malt, bread and a sugarlike sweetness. Smells like a plate of fruit, very very nice.
First on the tongue comes malt. Then som spicyness together with alcohol and a bready thickness. Some sugar blends together with fruit which is mainly ripe pears and banana. Finishes somewhat bitter and sour with citric traces and a warming alcoholic feeling.
Great beer, very complex and long lasting. Tastes better a little warmer than out of the fridge.
Serving type: bottle
02-04-2005 20:58:28 | More by stjarnflikka
4.1/5 rDev -5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Reviewed from scribbled notes from last night.
Not as good as the 10 in anyway. The fizzyness just doesn't fit the flavor. The fruity and sweet notes are rich and potent, and smell wonderful, but it's just another Belgian Dark Strong Ale that doesn't have anything too unique about. I mean I really like the stuff, but compared to the 10 it falls short.
Serving type: bottle
01-30-2005 16:59:46 | More by santoslhalper
4.83/5 rDev +11.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Pours out a nice hazy brown..pretty much opaque. Not a whole lot of head to speak of, but inviting nonetheless..
Aroma of toffee, grapes, and a rather inviting maltiness along with a just right alcohol whiff. Very nice
Taste mirrors the aroma - we've got all sorts of flavors here...caramel, vinous fruits, even a little peach detected. The alcohol melds in great with this brew
Mouthfeel is full & chewy, with ample carbonation heklping to unleash the flavors, leaving a nice aftertaste in the finish.
Drinkability...well, probably not a good idea, but I could drink this to no end..
EXCELLENT!!! I'm not a big belgian fan...but the darker belgians tend to hit the mark for me.
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2005 13:45:03 | More by avylover
2.48/5 rDev -42.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 2
Big ol' head that just won't subside. Forms funny shapes and clumps on the sides of the glass. Dark blackredbrown body. Smells like Captain Morgan original, prunes, and a spicy red wine. A carbonated charcoal Jack Daniels. Finish is lacking as the beer floats away leaving a dry ashen alcohol. Very cool feel, striking the bridge of the nose between the eyes of fluffiness and full-boditity. Interesting, peculiar, and nothing I wanted to finish. Yech, is this distilled?
[Drink by 8/19/08]
Serving type: bottle
01-23-2005 00:11:00 | More by waughbrew
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Brown 33 cl bottle. Best by date printed on label.
Deep tawny shade of clear brown. Topped by a dense creamy looking beige coloured head. Patchy lace.
Dark fruit in the nose - figs. Warm & inviting with subtle hints of spice.
Dark fruit mixes deftly with malty sweet goodness. Moderate bitterness leads to a dry finish. Raisins & figs linger on the tongue along with a hint of orange. Medium bodied, prickly robust carbonation. Masterful!
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2005 18:05:34 | More by xgrigorix
4.58/5 rDev +5.8%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Very nice, somewhat cloudy brown in appearance. Good sized head,most of which remains all the way down. Wonderful aroma-almost like fresh baked cookies. Brown sugar,caramel and a few spices-cinnamon and ginger come to mind. Big malty flavor upfront-slight yeast flavors. Very bread like. Clean finish. Good body-"bright" on the palate. Very,very drinkable-well worth finding you some. Thanks to axisjones for the sample.
Serving type: bottle
01-19-2005 00:39:10 | More by lackenhauser
4.8/5 rDev +10.9%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
Just got back from John's Grocery in Iowa City with one hell of an expensive (but very well spent) 6 pack of belgian trappists including this beautiful gem which I have just poured into a wine glass to warm up from fridge temp to about 50 degrees. The smell is absolutely intoxicating. I don't think I have seen a more elegant pour with such a perfect 1 inch head of perfectly shaped little bubbles of tan aromatic bliss. The pour started thickly down the glass with a white wine color and gradually started to build to a thick brown dubbel color with kind of an opaque maroon haze. My mouth is watering like crazy and my brain is racing to come up with different adjectives describing the splendor of this beer and I haven't even tasted it yet.
I couldn't resist a small sip. This is definately the best trappist ale I've come home with so far, though I still have 5 other belgian goodies in stock. The taste is malty and kind of fizzy, also has a small hint of red wine in the finish. The mouthfeel is thick (but not Imperial Stout thick) but silky smooth. The exhale also produces a wonderful taste similar to the one I am currently swirling from the glass. I'd say the temp is about right, time to fully enjoy this tasty beverage.
I followed suggestions from a forum post about this beverage about leaving the sediment until the glass was nearly empty. This was quite an excellent suggestion, my friend. The last few sips were absolute bliss and had an even thicker yet smoother mouthfeel and a more fruity character. I crave more, but after just one 12 oz I have the most perfect buzz; and besides, I could follow this tasty brew up with nothing less than one of the other 5 aforementioned belgian beverages, but my palate is quite overrun by the malty sweetness and citrusy flavors and I wouldn't want to spoil the experience or my forthcoming review.
Nothing much more needs to be said, though the alcohol level is quite high to warrant a perfect drinkability score regardless of how much I'd like to give this beer a perfect 5. I do want another though, for sure. I am looking forward to the Rochefort 10 I also purchased in the same pack. I am also looking forward to buying more and starting my first cellared stash.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2005 01:52:07 | More by neonbrown82
4.38/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I poured this 11.2 oz. bottle of Rochefort 8 into a Westmalle chalice. I decent light brown head formed initially and then quickly dissipated. The color is a deep chestnut and cloudy with a few small bubbles rising. Almost no lacing as the head turned into the thin covering.
The first smell is like chocolate malt with a hint of alcohol. The initial taste hits me immediately with an alcohol then quickly fads into a very nice roasted malt flavor. It finishes with a fruity, almost cherry aftertaste. The aftertaste is a little thin and that would be my only disappointment. The lingering flavor is a yeasty, fruit flavor. Very nice beer with a medium mouth feel and carbonation. I would say this is one of the great beers in world, not the best, but up there.
Serving type: bottle
12-17-2004 03:39:49 | More by ddarden
4.28/5 rDev -1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to Gueuzedude for the sample as part of BIFx.
Malt is the initial impression of the aroma with sweetness and dark fruity qualities. Mild yeasty character too with soft alcohol.
Deep amber, cloudy. One inch firm dense and solid head. Good creamy lacing.
Malt is more subtle than in the aroma, it is still the initial impression. Dark malt sweetness, alcohol, some deep/dark fruity flavors. Phenols seem more apparent than in the aroma with hints of pepper. Vanilla. Middle to finish is somewhat dry, but with a pleasing quality. Also finishes with a slight bitterness, that again is enhancing.
Nice softness. Alcohol doesn't bite, but leaves a nice warmth. Carbonation is high with moderately full, yet soft medium-light feel.
Alcohol well hidden. Nice complexity. A very good beer. My only wish would be that it be a little more robust.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2004 22:21:01 | More by garymuchow
4.18/5 rDev -3.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Wow! Excellent trappist ale. A couple of these on an empty stomach would do you in just fine. Deep brown color, great head, no belgian lace....belgian CURTAIN! Nice full mouthfeel. Alcohol is easily perceived upon smelling the beer. The first sip reveals an enjoyable roasted character.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2004 01:18:03 | More by ahking
4.6/5 rDev +6.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Eleven point two oz. bottle; poured in a chimay glass, really rich copper coffee color, the carbonation seems to funnel from the center bottom of the glass, and the head was an inch that has dissipated to a quarter inch.
The smell is a roasted molasses chocolate malt with a hoppy aroma of pine and hints of a yeasty dough sweetness.
The taste is sweet with more of the roasted chocolate up front, heavy with the malty molasses lingering through with the chocolate for an average aftertaste the pine hops flavor and yeasty dough background disappears after the finish.
The mouthfeel has medium body with a dry not really syrupy texture and the carbonation is soft throughout.
The drinkability is perfect for what this was designed for which is a refreshing beverage. Not a session beer but quite an apealing change up.
Serving type: bottle
12-06-2004 03:44:35 | More by Troyone
Trappistes Rochefort 8 from Brasserie de Rochefort
out of 100
based on 3,587 ratings.


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Photo Caption PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT John Adams Courthouse One Pemberton Square Boston , MA 02108
Chief Justice for Administration and Management Robert A. Mulligan administered the oath of office on January 3, 2006 to new Housing Court Chief Justice Steven D. Pierce at the Administrative Office of the Trial Court. Several Chief Justices of the Trial Court departments and colleagues of Judge Pierce welcomed him during the brief ceremony. Chief Justice Pierce succeeds Chief Justice Manuel Kyriakakis, who retired on January 1, 2006, upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of seventy for judges.


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"Good to be back with ios!!!!!"
5.0 starson by 29packerPros: Unbelivably fast and the camera is awsome. Has always IOS runs buttery smooth. Siri is unbelivable the interaction with voice control. The dual Core A 5 chip is definitly a huge improvement from iphone4 has well has the amazing camera now 8 megapixels.
Cons: The only big Con to me is the screen size should have been bumped up at least to 3.7 but thats not that big a deal to me.
Summary: My opinion is getting the Iphone4s is definitly worth it and now that its on the Now Network with unlimited data theres no better carrier for the iphone 4s!!!!!