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Ubuntu and Canonical
Introduction to Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS: new features and capabilities
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Mark Baker Product Manager for Server & Cloud at Canonical
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is a hugely significant release of Ubuntu Server, the most current platform for your compute needs. Not only is it a long-term support (LTS) release, meaning it is supported for five years, but it also includes all the new features we've spent the last two years developing and testing. Join Ubuntu Server Product Manager Mark Baker to hear about some of the new features in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS - and what makes it the perfect platform for cloud and big data deployments.
May 17 2012
46 mins
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63 mins
Cisco introduces VMDC DCI solution which provides validated design to ensure high availability and performance for applications across Metro and Geo data centers. This solution unlocks Business continuity and stateful workload mobility which is top of mind for both public and private cloud providers to connect multiple data centers to support Business Critical operations.
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End of Dispersion: Myth or Reality?
Gwenn Amice, Senior Applications Engineer, EXFO
Mar 6 2014
60 mins
When upgrading metro networks from 1 to 10 GigE, the distortions induced by chromatic dispersion and polarisation mode dispersion will limit the distance that can be attained. When upgrading core networks from 10 (OTU2, 10 GigE, etc.) to 100 (OTU3, 100 GigE, etc.) and soon to 400 Gbit/s, coherent systems will be able to post-compensate the linear distortions, but to what extent. What are the limits? What are the best fiber-characterization practices?
In this Webinar, we are going to reveal the myths and realities about the critical parameters that need to be controlled when deploying hybrid systems, such as 10 Gbit/s (NRZ) and 100 Gbit/s (DP-QPSK), including:
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Who's Going to Modernize and Manage my Mainframe?
Troy L. Coleman, Sr Principal Product Manager, CA Technologies
Mar 5 2014
46 mins
Over the course of the last 15-20 years, "industry experts" have been proclaiming the death of the mainframe. The reality is that the mainframe continues to thrive and grow and house the majority of the world's most critical business data.
The real issue we are beginning to experience is a shortage of skills for managing the mainframe. Mainframe DBAs are aging and retiring and new talent is not being trained quick enough. The new generation of IT professionals has a completely different way of thinking and working. The i(Pad,Pod, and Phone) generation has no interest in the acronyms TSO or ISPF. In order for these up and coming professionals to manage the mainframe they will require a new toolset geared towards their way of thinking.
In this webcast, we'll provide real life examples of z/OS systems management for the next gen mainframe. We'll also discuss how an integrated role based workspace can help you simply and effectively manage tasks like identifying DB2 performance bottlenecks or performing complex migrations.
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Hybrid IT - Cloud Computing and the Power of Choice
Glyn Bowden, SNIA UK Committee member (Lucr Ltd)
Mar 4 2014
68 mins
Hybrid cloud is a composition of two or more clouds (private, community, or public) that remain unique entities but are bound together by standardized or proprietary technology that enables data and application portability.
This webcast will highlight the role of cloud in a challenging environment and offer choices for IT delivery.
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Sustainable Enterprise Architecture
John Booth, BCS; Alex Bardell, Deloitte, Richard Lanyon Hogg, IBM; Bob Crookes, BCS; Gary Thornton, IT4s
Mar 4 2014
55 mins
ICT Enterprise architecture is the backbone of corporate IT systems, the question is are they or can they be sustainable?
Join the MD of Carbon 3IT and Vice chair of the BCS Green IT SG John Booth and his guests Alex Bardell of Deloitte, Richard Lanyon Hogg of IBM, Bob Crookes from DEFRA and Chair of the BCS Green IT SG and IT4s Consultant Gary Thornton as they answer the core questions for sustainable enterprise architecture:
- What is sustainable enterprise architecture?
- Will it require additional skills or money to achieve?
- Will enterprise architecture be superseded by cloud technologies?
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Sustainable Enterprise Architecture
John Booth, BCS; Alex Bardell, Deloitte, Richard Lanyon Hogg, IBM; Bob Crookes, BCS; Gary Thornton, IT4s
Mar 4 2014
55 mins
ICT Enterprise architecture is the backbone of corporate IT systems, the question is are they or can they be sustainable?
Join the MD of Carbon 3IT and Vice chair of the BCS Green IT SG John Booth and his guests Alex Bardell of Deloitte, Richard Lanyon Hogg of IBM, Bob Crookes from DEFRA and Chair of the BCS Green IT SG and IT4s Consultant Gary Thornton as they answer the core questions for sustainable enterprise architecture:
- What is sustainable enterprise architecture?
- Will it require additional skills or money to achieve?
- Will enterprise architecture be superseded by cloud technologies?
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Empower Your Mobile Workforce
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By 2015, there will be one mobile device for each person on earth. 24/7 connectivity is what this new "anytime, anywhere" workforce wants and expects. Learn how FrontRange puts change in your hands.
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Optimize Service Delivery
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Big changes are coming for IT, but they shouldn't be barriers to business results. When it comes to service delivery, IT must work smarter, not harder. FrontRange unifies industry best practices and automation tools to provide real-world guidance and help customers deliver a higher level of service quality at a reduced cost. Let FrontRange guide you to work smarter and optimize your business.
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Feb 28 2014
3 mins
Where there is change, there is resistance. Evolution happens…in nature and in business. IT organizations must learn to innovate, adapt and embrace new trends and technologies or risk becoming obsolete. FrontRange provides real world guidance to help organizations "embrace" change, navigate the challenges and transform their business and IT operations. Learn to avoid disruption to end users and the business.
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Introducing Citrix XenDesktop 7
Matt Kozloski: Data Center Practice Manager
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33 mins
Join Kelser's Data Center Practice Manager Matt Kozloski as he expolores Citrix XenDesktop 7.
Citrix XenDesktop is the award winning solution for virtual desktop delivery and apps on demand.
XenDesktop delivers virtual apps and desktops on a single unified platform, providing self-service access for users and simplified management for IT.
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Ubuntu and Canonical
Customer stories from OpenStack+VMware deployments
Mar 18 2014
3:00 pm
60 mins
Dave Russell, Global Sales Engineering Manager, Canonical & Ramiro Salas, Global Technology Specialist for OpenStack, VMware
In this webinar, Dave Russell, Head of Sales Engineering from Canonical, and Ramiro Salas, Global Technology Specialist for OpenStack, VMware will walk you through some of our "war stories" from customer engagements getting both Ubuntu OpenStack and VMware infrastructure to work together, and highlight some of the things you need to be aware of before starting such a project.
Topics for discussion include:
Options for deploying OpenStack and VMware technologies
- Basics of OpenStack
- Basics of VMware
- Benefits to organisations integrating both technologies
- Possible scenarios for OpenStack and VMware integration
Stories from real deployments
- Customer challenges
- Chosen solutions and rationale
- Challenges encountered
- Results, lessons learned, and future outlook
The pitfalls: Things to be aware of prior to embarking on an OpenStack+VMware project
The Juju Charm Championship
Jul 30 2013
43 mins
Juju Champions Jorge Castro & Mark Mims
Juju Charm Championship, is a competition in which developers, ISVs and operators can reap big rewards for getting creative with Juju charms.
In this webinar Juju Champions Jorge Castro and Mark Mims will explain what Juju is, how you can enter the competition and the best ways to maximise your chances of winning the great prizes such as $10,000!
The webinar will cover:
- Introduction to Juju
- The Charm Championship - rules, regs and categories
- Getting started building your environment
- Submitting your entries
- Achieving awesomeness
So register today to find out how you can win with Juju.
Cloud on Ubuntu & OpenStack
Jul 23 2013
56 mins
Mark Baker, Ubuntu Cloud Product Manager
Four of the world's largest telcos are currently implementing a cloud on Ubuntu and OpenStack with support from Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu. In an upcoming webinar, Mark Baker, Ubuntu Cloud Product Manager, will share some of the best practices and "war stories" learned from those implement actions.
Topics include:
- How do you build the right cloud infrastructure to support your SaaS public cloud?
- Challenges with implementing OpenStack clouds and how to overcome them
- Scale-out: how to do it quickly and efficiently
- How to redu ce time to production and time to market of your cloud offering
- Best practi ces in the design, architecture, implementation, tooling, and on-going supp ort of OpenStack cloud IaaS
- Building a carrier-grade public cloud template that yo u can replicate across multiple sites with minimal additional effort
Join us to find out the answers to these questions and more.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Adiós Active Directory - Hola Software Libre
May 2 2013
44 mins
Darryl Weaver, Mateo Burillo
En la mayoría de las pequeñas y medianas empresas, AD conforma el núcleo de los sistemas informáticos y, como tal, supone la dependencia de un único fabricante, menos flexibilidad y costes más altos. Participe en este webinario en directo para aprender cómo Zentyal, un servidor para pymes basado en Ubuntu y oficialmente soportado por Canonical, ofrece un sustituto de fácil uso a Windows Server gracias a su integración con Samba 4.0.
Este webinario tendrá lugar el día 2 de mayo a las 17:00 (CET), a cargo de Darryl Weaver, Ingeniero de Ventas en Canonical y Mateo Burillo, Coordinador de Formación en Zentyal. Se habrá realizado una sesión en inglés dos horas antes. Durante el seminario podrá aprender sobre las nuevas características de Samba 4.0 y ver un escenario típico de migración para una organización que desea migrar de Microsoft Active Directory a Zentyal. También conocerá las opciones de soporte disponibles y las ventajas que ofrecen los partners de Ubuntu-Zentyal a los clientes interesados en la migración a esta alternativa de software libre.
Durante la sesión se explicará:
* Cuáles son las principales diferencias entre Samba 3.0 y Samba 4.0
* Cómo se realiza un escenario típico de migración, qué limitaciones existen y cómo realizar la posterior gestión
* Qué opciones de soporte están disponibles
* Además, podrá realizar preguntas directamente al personal de Canonical y Zentyal
Este webinario es ideal para:
* Pequeñas y medianas empresas interesadas en migrar de Active Directory a Samba 4.0
* Revendedores de Microsoft que están buscando alternativas que les ayuden a seguir ofreciendo soluciones a sus clientes pequeños y medianos
* Cualquier proveedor local de servicios TIC o proveedor de servicios gestionados, que en la actualidad ofrece a las pymes servicios integrales de infraestructura TIC y está interesado en hacer crecer su negocio
Goodbye Active Directory - Hallo Open Source
May 2 2013
53 mins
Darryl Weaver (Canonical), Julian Kerihuel (Zentyal)
In most of the small and medium businesses, Active Directory (AD) is the core of the IT systems and as such, it means vendor lock-in, less flexibility and higher costs. Join this live webinar to learn how Zentyal, an Ubuntu-based server for small and medium businesses and officially supported by Canonical, offers an easy-to-use replacement to Windows Server thanks to its Samba 4.0 integration.
During this webinar, you will learn about the new features of Samba 4.0 and see a typical migration scenario for an organisation seeking to migrate from Microsoft Active Directory to Zentyal.
You will also find out about the support arrangements available for organisations seeking to take route and how the Ubuntu-Zentyal partners benefit customers that wish to migrate to this open source alternative.
This webinar is ideal for:
* Small and medium businesses interested in migrating from Active Directory to Samba 4.0,
* Microsoft resellers who are looking for alternatives to help them continue to offer solutions to small and medium customers,
* Any local IT service provider or managed service provider, which currently offers SMBs IT infrastructure services and is interested in growing its business.
Ubuntu Advantage services – the opportunity for HP
Apr 24 2013
47 mins
Jim Foy, HP and Lee Bonham, Marketing Manager at Canonical
Ubuntu is one of the fastest growing open-source operating systems for scale-out servers that enable the latest wave of web, cloud and big data applications. Ubuntu features in the HP Moonshot System that changes the way enterprises design, deploy and manage servers.
HP and Canonical, the firm behind Ubuntu, have partnered so that the Ubuntu Advantage support package is now available for resale by HP through SLMS. This gives HP SLMS an additional revenue opportunity in the rapidly growing new market for scale out computing.
Join Jim Foy with Lee Bonham from Canonical to learn more about this opportunity.
OpenStack – Technik und Praxis
Apr 18 2013
40 mins
Nicole Poepsel-Wunderlich, Burkhard Noltensmeier, Oliver Dirker
Canonical und teuto.net geben Ihnen einen Überblick über den technischen Aufbau von OpenStack. Im Anschluß zeigen wir Ihnen die praktische Nutzung und die daraus entstehenden Vorteile für Ihre IT.
Optimieren Sie Ihr Geschäft mit Openstack Cloud Lösungen
Feb 14 2013
42 mins
Nicole Poepsel-Wunderlich (Canonical) und Burkhard Noltensmeier, Oliver Dirker (Teuto)
Canonical und teuto.net zeigen Ihnen, wie Sie ihre IT durch den Einsatz von Openstack und Services von Canonical und teuto.net flexibel und skalierbar machen und Kosten sparen.
Adiós SBS, Hola Alternativas Linux
Jan 10 2013
64 mins
Ignacio Correas (Zentyal), Anthony Beckley (Canonical), Stijn Meysen (Zarafa)
Con la descontinuación del popular Small Business Server (SBS) muchos revendedores TIC locales están buscando alternativas que puedan ayudarles a seguir ofreciendo soluciones a sus clientes pequeños y medianos. Zentyal, un servidor para pymes basado en Ubuntu, ofrece una alternativa natural. Una solución fácil de usar, completa en funcionalidad, asequible y amigable para los proveedores de servicios gestionados, ofrece un substituto completo a Small Business Server. Está oficialmente soportado por Canonical, la empresa detrás el desarrollo de Ubuntu, e integra Zarafa, substituto del servidor Exchange.
Razones para atender:
* Descubra una alternativa al SBS descontinuado: Aprenda sobre una alternativa fácil de usar para sus clientes.
* Evite la nube: ¿Por qué obligar a los clientes pequeños moverse a la nube cuando prefieren tener un servidor propio?
* Encuentre una solución asequible: Aprenda cómo evitar tener que actualizar su servidor y pagar costes de licencias más altos.
Goodbye SBS, Hello Linux alternatives (Canonical/Zentyal joined webinar)
Jan 10 2013
64 mins
Ignacio Correas (Zentyal), Anthony Beckley (Canonical), Stijn Meysen (Zarafa)
With the discontinuation of the popular Small Business Server many local IT resellers are looking for alternatives that can help them continue providing solutions for their small and medium customers. Zentyal, an Ubuntu-based server for small and medium businesses, comes as the natural choice. Easy-to-use, fully functional, MSP-friendly and cost effective, it is a complete replacement to Small Business Server. It is fully supported by Canonical, the company behind the development of Ubuntu, and it integrates Zarafa, a drop-in replacement of Exchange server.
Reasons to attend:
* Find an alternative to the discontinued SBS: Learn about an easy-to-use, alternative for your customers
* Avoid the cloud: Why force small business customers to go to the cloud when they may prefer to keep an in-house server?
* Find a cost-effective alternative: Learn how to avoid upgrading your
Real life story: DreamHost public cloud on OpenStack & Ubuntu
Dec 5 2012
40 mins
Carl Perry, Cloud Architect at DreamHost & Eric Williams, PSE at Canonical
Dreamhost, our special guest, will share with you their experience of deploying and managing OpenStack on Ubuntu.
Join us and ask questions live!
Getting the best from your cloud - multiple workloads, security and management
Nov 23 2012
63 mins
Darryl Weaver, Server Engineer
Catch the cloud with OpenStack webinar series.
There are a number of considerations that users have in choosing and getting the most from their open cloud platform:
- How to get up and running quickly
- How to deploy different workloads rapidly
- How to scale fast
- How to be secure and how to manage change.
In this webinar, experts from Canonical will share best practice in addressing these issues, basing their comments on the experience of multiple cloud deployments across the world.
OpenStack, your foundation for Cloud computing
Nov 14 2012
55 mins
Mark Baker Product Manager for Server & Cloud at Canonical
Catch the Cloud with OpenStack webinar series
Why attend: To find out about the architecture and benefits of OpenStack
Where: From the comfort of your desk
The open cloud, based on OpenStack, is fast becoming one of the most popular cloud platforms. OpenStack delivers open standards, modularity and scalability, and avoids vendor lock-in.
Join this webinar to find out why OpenStack is surging ahead, learn about the OpenStack technical architecture and the new features of the recent Folsom release. Find out why, to date, all public cloud providers, such as DreamHost and HP, whom are using OpenStack, are deploying it on ubuntu.
You will also learn about investments that Canonical has made into OpenStack such a as our Continuous Integration efforts, the Ubuntu Cloud Archive and Ceilometer.
Stability, support and the latest cloud features: using the Ubuntu Cloud Archive
Nov 7 2012
40 mins
Dave Walker, Engineering Manager for Server & Cloud
The pace of innovation in the cloud is ferocious. And there's no better example than OpenStack - the fastest growing open source project ever, according to some reports.
Join Ubuntu Server Engineering Manager Dave Walker, to learn how the Ubuntu Cloud Archive provides access to the very latest OpenStack features on long-term support releases of Ubuntu. The webinar will cover the principles behind the Ubuntu Cloud Archive and its use in the enterprise, enabling you and your organisation to make the most of the open cloud.
Running OpenStack Folsom on Ubuntu 12.10 and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Oct 31 2012
61 mins
Dave Walker, Engineering Manager for Server & Cloud
The second webinar of our Ubuntu 12.10 series focuses on Folsom, the latest release of OpenStack. In this webinar, Ubuntu Server Engineering Manager Dave Walker will talk you through the process of deploying Folsom on Ubuntu 12.10 and 12.04 LTS, showcasing some of the unique deployment tools that make Ubuntu the fastest route to a fully-operative, enterprise-grade OpenStack cloud.
Join us, learn more and ask questions live!
New features in Ubuntu 12.10, the world's most cloud-friendly OS
Oct 23 2012
49 mins
Mark Baker Product Manager for Server & Cloud at Canonical
Another 6 months has passed so time for another Ubuntu release! Join Mark Baker, Ubuntu Server Product Manager to find out about the new features in Ubuntu 12.10 and how you can take advantage of them.
Whether you are new to Ubuntu or using it already this webinar will give an insight into 12.10 for both server and cloud computing. Register today to learn more!
Provisioning at Web Scale with Juju and MAAS
Sep 25 2012
44 mins
Francis Lacoste, Project Manager & Darryl Weaver Sales Engineering Manager
Ubuntu Server is the leading operating system for scale-out deployments,
whether web infrastructure, cloud or big data.
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS includes new technologies to handle the rapid deployment and
management of scale-out infrastructure, so you can focus on scaling your
workloads, rather than scaling your sysadmin team.
Join Francis Lacoste and Darryl Weaver from the Ubuntu Server team to learn about these new technologies and how they can help you benefit from the same infrastructure as the world's leading web scale companies.
Landscape New Features and Functionality
Sep 20 2012
71 mins
Dave Russell, Global Sales Engineering Manager & Federico Lucifredi, Landscape and Ubuntu Advantage
Learn how the new features of Landscape, Ubuntu's premier systems management tool, can help your enterprise manage Ubuntu deployments at scale.
This new version of Landscape introduces key features such as Role Based Access Control, Bare Metal Provisioning, a complete API along with other tools and reporting capabilities aimed at giving you total operational awareness.
This channelcast will provide comprehensive insight into how Landscape's enterprise systems management and regulatory compliance functionality can help an organization tame complexity. Our special guest is Dave Russell, who heads Global Pre-sales at Canonical, joined by Federico Lucifredi, Landscape and Ubuntu Advantage product manager.
Speed up service deployment with Juju
Sep 13 2012
61 mins
Mark Ramm-Christensen, Engineering & Product Manager at Canonical
Cloud deployment presents a new set of challenges for many organisations today:
- How to rapidly deploy services and systems in response to changing business needs
- How to manage large numbers of servers and the cloud services that run on them
- How to control the increasingly interconnected services in an dynamic and even unstable environment
In response to these needs, Canonical - the team behind Ubuntu - developed Juju, a ground-breaking cloud orchestration and management tool. Juju allows developers and system administrators to quickly deploy cloud services and easily manage new, elastic computing services.
So what exactly is Juju and what does it do? Mark Ramm will answer these question in this live webinar. Join us, learn more and ask questions live!
Deploying Private, Public, Hybrid Cloud Services with Ubuntu Cloud
Jul 26 2012
56 mins
Mark Baker & Nick Barcet Server and cloud team at Canonical
Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS provides access to Ubuntu Cloud, an Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) platform based on OpenStack. Regardless of whether you want to deploy your own cloud on-premise, or leverage public cloud service like Amazon, HP, Rackspace, Ubuntu is the most popular cloud OS and the platform choice for cloud computing.
Join Mark Baker and Nick Barcet form the Ubuntu Server and Cloud teams to learn about OpenStack in Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS - and how you can use it to deliver the infrastructure and services you need.
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Learn why Ubuntu is the preferred Linux platform and how Canonical can help you make the most out of your Ubuntu environment.
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New England Heritage Days 2013
Plan to join us on October 8th and 9th at the Adams National Historic Park in Quincy, MA for HOME's New England Heritage Days 2013!
From the sweet little farm at the foot of Penn's Hill to the gentleman's country estate at Peace field, Adams National Historical Park is the story of "heroes, statesman, philosophers … and learned women" whose ideas and actions helped to transform thirteen disparate colonies into one united nation.
We will get to know John and Abigail Adams, and their role in founding a just and free nation. Learn of their determination and personal sacrifice as they helped our nation during the War for Independence.
Cost: $8 per person (includes all tours and the Pen and Parchment Program)
Directions to the Park: Traveling south on U.S. Interstate 93 or Route 128:
Parking: Validated parking is available in the parking garage behind the Adams National Historic Park Visitor Center (located inside Presidential Place). Turn left on Saville Avenue just before the building.
Overnight Accommodations: Best Western Adams Inn discount rate is $119, per night (use HOME's group code CGHSCM when making your reservation). Free parking and deluxe continental breakfast is included. Reservation deadline to guarantee discount rate is September 8, 2013.
Our Schedule of Events is as follows:
October 8
1:00pm - Arrival
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Tour of the Old Parish Church (located next to the Visitor Center) - Also called the Church of the Presidents, this church is an important part of the Adams story. Find out why!
October 9
9:45am – Noon
Pen and Parchment: From Pen's Hill to Pennsylvania (for students of all ages!)
Program at the Carriage House, 135 Adams Street
Travel through time and space to discover the meaning of independence! This program will focus on the great achievement of the Declaration of Independence, and the monumental role that John Adams played in its passage. In Addition, this program will examine the great achievement of Abigail Adams in setting forth her own vision for the new nation, and her use of writing to communicate these ideas.
Students will participate in two memorable historic events, and discover how Colonial families endured and triumphed! From the Adams farm at the foot of Penn's Hill, Abigail Adams will encourage students to recount the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the role of women on the "domestic homefront." Abigail will help students to construct a journal to record their first-hand accounts of her "domestic patriotism," and remind the delegates at the Continental Congress to "remember the ladies."
Then students will assume the roles of the delegates of the Continental Congress and "travel" to Philadelphia. With direction from John Adams, a delegate for Massachusetts, students will debate the important issues of the day, vote to adopt the Declaration of Independence, and sign the momentous document!
* Background and pre-visit information, plus an accompanying HOME Unit Study will be provided to each family that registers. Also, program participants will receive "park money" for free admission to Old House and Presidential Birthplace tours!
Lunch (Bring a sack lunch.)
Noon – 5:00pm
Tours of the Old House and Presidential Birthplaces
Print your registration form HERE.
Meet at the Adams National Historic Park Visitor Center (located inside Presidential Place) to pick up Junior Ranger Activity Books!

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I just updated my s3 to the new Jelly Bean 4.1.1. but I notice a decrease in speed. When texting, it lags, when making transitions, it lags often. Did i do something wrong? I went to about device in the settings and scanned for updates. The new update popped up so I allowed it to download and update my phone. Should I have put the phone through a hard reset? Also, Android File Transfer doesn't work and I never got Google Now and the "Butter" app or whatever.
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Butter is not an app... It's the smoothness the new Android OS runs at Here you can see how it "works"
Do a factory reset that should help, I know it's the easy way out but better than nothing.Do not question the words I type, question the reply you are typing at this moment... - 11-16-2012, 10:04 AM Thread Author #3
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No you don't need to clear any data or cache before updating/upgrading. This happens to many Android devices. I have had about 5 to 6 android devices so far and they all end up slow after a upgrade. I don't know why but a reset/reformat of the phone/tablet makes it perform much better. My S3 was a bit slow also, but it works fine now, but I didn't reset it either.
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Model 70 electric problemsMy model 70 died. I turned it off to get off of it and it want start back. When I push the start button I get nothing. No noise or anything. Battery is new and cables are good and tight. It has a new plug,coil,condenser. Points are good. It's like there is no battery. I can raise the hood sit on the mower lean over hit the button and see the generator try to turn to the right(clock wise) and It makes a pecking noise when it does. What's going on with this crazy thing?
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsPuit some jumper cables on it and try it. Also check the solinoid connections and starter/generator connections. If it starts with the jumper cables charge the battery and once running check to see if it is charging. Also make sure the battery connections are clean and tight.
PS: If none of this helps check to see if you are getting power from the switch to the solinoid (small wire at solinoid). If there is power there you can try jumping across the two larger wires on the solinoid to get power directly to the starter/generator. Last edited by JimT on Fri Jul 26, 2013 9:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsSounds like a bad connection. Multi meter or test lite and check voltage at starter.
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsSolenoid clicking. Problem is related to battery condition, poor or corroded connections. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Model 70 electric problemsI tried all the connections and nothing. I can tape on the starter/gen. And it will turn a quarter round then it will hum.
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsIf I'm standing in front of the mower looking down at the generator I can turn the pulley to the right 4or5 rounds and them hit the switch and it turns the other way and starts.
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsStart out by having the battery load tested at auto parts store. New battery doesn't mean much, specially for the small batteries for garden tractors or lawn mowers.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Model 70 electric problems
70 Cub Cadets do not have a solenoid if is the factory wiring. Here is a copy of the factory wire harness that I found in ihcubcadet.com: http://www.cubfaq.com/wiringdiagrams/70.jpg
Re: Model 70 electric problemsStarting switch = solenoid. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Model 70 electric problems
While the do somewhat the same thing they are not the same thing. Makes it much easier to help someone trouble shoot a problem if you call the parts by the correct name.
Re: Model 70 electric problems
Good call. Much better to use a generic name than a part specific that typically makes a clicking sound with low battery voltage or poor physical connection. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Model 70 electric problemsWell I believe it's the generator. When it locks up it will only turn one way. When you hit the switch I found out the clicking noise is the pulley trying to turn and it will only turn about a 1/4 inch and it makes a tapping sound. I can turn it the other way by hand several times then I can hit the switch and the generator will turn the way it's supposed to and it runs. What would be inside the generator causing it to lock and not turn the way it's supposed to?
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Re: Model 70 electric problemsHave you checked out the battery condition and cleaned the connections?
If so, then it's time to disassemble the S/G. Guessing the commutator needs to be cleaned up and new brushes installed. I would put in a new bearing and bushing during the repair. I have an excuse. CRS.
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look: 2 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured a cloudy amber into a pint glass, with very little head and no lace. Caramel, malty aroma with very little else. The taste was a very malty, chocolate ginger, with a modest chocolate finish. The feel was smooth and medium-bodied, with no carbonation. Sessionable, but needs more fruit flavor to balance out the malt.
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A medium sized off white slowly settles into a decent lacing above a clear reddish amber colored beer.
A light sweet caramel malt aroma with some added spices sneaking in there.
The spices that weren't very noticeable in the aroma make a bigger presence in the taste with the light sweet caramel malts very much welcome.
A medium bodied beer with a warming bitter dry aftertaste.
A very worthy beer, I wish I could find these in west Texas or New Mexico
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05-20-2012 22:22:47 | More by LXIXME
3.58/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Deep reddish amber in color, very clear, with a modest, dense cream-colored head with good retention. Small streams of minute bubbles drift lazily to the surface. The lacing is thick and glass-coating.
Aroma: Earthy nutty aromas dominate the aroma, although there is a mild, pleasant herbal hop note.
Taste: Opens with tart and earthy malts, these carry the taste from opening to the close. Besides the earth notes, there are also nut and dark bread notes. As for the hops, they are there, but it is all about the malt, as it should be.
Mouth feel: Smooth and velvety, very nice.
Drinkability/notes: A nice, drinkable example, and one that is probably better-suited to the cooler months, not a day in Texas wwhere the overnight low was 78F.
Presentation: Packaged in a custom, short twelve-ounce glass bottle with a pop-off rown, served in a Pilsener glass.
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07-02-2011 11:07:59 | More by Pegasus
3.05/5 rDev -16.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A: Deep orange and copper color, looks like a DIPA. Small light tan head. Good lacing. Clarity.
S: Carmel malt and slight sweet grains, nothing else really.
T: Semi-sweet malt up front and then the hops try to punch through, but they are pretty weak. This is no longer made, so I'm not sure how old it is, pretty old I'm sure. It does go a little bitter at the end like a english bitter.
M/D: Light to medium body. Mild carbonation. Drinkability is so-so. Not my favorite style, but it could be a lot worse.
Serving type: bottle
06-13-2010 22:47:05 | More by herman77
3.93/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Looks like an IPA; light orange/gold with amer hue, lighter thn other ESBs I have had. Head is off-white and a moderate head leaves adequate lacing.
Fruit from british ae yeast and floral hops. Raisin charater comes through,but is it from from the darker crystal malt, which I don't see in the color, or from the English yeast?
Little bit of sweet malt and a grap-flavored sweetnes that comes from a low-attenuating British malt Is this the London ESB ale strain? The super flocculent one? Anyways the malt comes through and the hops are mild yet meld well with the fruity yeast.
Pretty light and closer in feel to a bitter, I believe that I have had ESBs with this same drinkability so potentialy at the low end of the style. Dry.
Not too bad, actully. Fits the style well enough, just not mellow enough to b a GREAT example of the style A fine session brew if you like that crystal 120 raisin charater.
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02-26-2010 05:30:09 | More by tapman
4/5 rDev +9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a deep amber color with average light tan head. Head falls to just about nothing. Thinnest of lace.
Not too much to the aroma, some malts that seems sweet.
Taste is of malt. Sweetness of front with a slight citrus middle and a slight bitter finish.
Thin to medium bodied in the mouth with mild carbonation.
Fairly drinkable ESB. Just above average but I like this one.
Serving type: bottle
02-17-2010 17:39:22 | More by dstc
3.53/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Appearance: Slightly darker than medium color with head that stands for a while. Active carbonation for several minutes after the pour.
Smell: More of a malty, caramel aroma here with a touch of hops. No great amount of aroma.
Taste: Quick bite of hops followed by a smooth caramel quality in the malts. Also can notice a little raisin. Balance leans toward the hops, but not by much. Slight metallic character towards the end of the taste. Clean aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Mildly thin. Finish is smooth and not too dry.
Drinkability: Easy drinking ESB with a little more hop character than others I've had.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2010 03:30:41 | More by coalcracker
3.4/5 rDev -7.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
In the process of trying 90/- Scottish Ale, I figured I'd finish out all the Summit brews that I haven't reviewed.
Pours a red amber with a soft carbonation. About a half finger of off-white head is produced on the pour, with decent retention and leaves some nice lacing.
The nose is big on the malts, big lightly toasted malt aromas up front. A nice biscuity breadyness to it as well, and a nice fruity hop addition.
Taste is like the nose, with a more pronounced hop character. I get citrus fruits that blend nicely with the biscuity sweetness of the malts and the lightly toasted character from the nose. A fairly complex ESB.
Light in body with a low carbonation. Drinkability is ok, nothing special going on here.
This is a pretty hopped up ESB, which I'm more used to being a malty beer. I understand that "bitter" is in the name but most, if not all, ESB's I've had so far have been extremely malt based, with the hops being only the side show. This is definitely a cross between a malty ESB and a hoppy red/amber ale.
Serving type: bottle
01-09-2010 07:59:45 | More by Mistofminn
4.53/5 rDev +23.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Very nice effort by Summitt. Dark-gold-amber with a thin tan head. Malty aroma with just a hint of hops.
Excellent taste. Caramel malt and raisiny sugar notes. Good hop bitterness and flavor. Very nice.
Mouthfeel is right on. Very chewy, sticks to your palate. Nice hoppy aftertaste. Outstanding drinkabilty and good for a session, too.
Serving type: bottle
12-23-2009 02:23:34 | More by joedon
3.55/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Poured into a nonic.
A: Red amber with mild carbonation and a significant chill haze. A soapy cream head isn't particularly large, but retains well and leaves good lace.
S: Toasted sweet bread, plus a bit of lemon and grapefruit.
T: Sweetness out front is provided by toffee and plum. Perhaps even a touch vinous. Bitterness is mild and has a grapefruit citrus bend to it that seems a bit out of place in this style. Finishes with a lingering bittersweet toffee flavor.
M: The body is quite light. Carbonation feels on the low side.
D: This is a nice drinkable beer. But it seems more like an American Red than a true ESB to me.
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2009 04:26:16 | More by Rayek
3.93/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Beer pours a very attractive copper with a two-finger head. Moderate lacing as beer is consumed.
Aroma is fruity bread, no alcohol present in the nose.
Taste is a somewhat floral hop bouquet with a pleasantly bitter finish, decent malt backbone.
mouthfeel is perhaps a bit thin but not bad at all
Drinkability is very high
Overall, a tasty brew that is a welcome part of my winter sampler, probably wouldn't seek out again but definitely a worthy session beer.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2009 01:51:04 | More by evanackerman
Summit ESB from Summit Brewing Company
out of 100
based on 113 ratings.


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Pannepøt - Old Monk's Ale - De Struise Brouwers
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4.04/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Hazy, tawny brown body with a thin yet lasting head. Figs, prunes, and raisins make up the bulk of the aroma with a strong (but not overpowering) whiff of booziness and heavy maltiness. Molasses and faint brown sugar flavor notes mingle with the dark fruit character. Medium-heavy body; a bit coarse; chewy and semi-dry finish.
This quad says it all with its big malt and booze-like tones. Moderately sweet but the alcohol edge and hop bitterness keep things balanced and interesting. Bold and flavorful with a knockout punch of alcohol make this one a fine, slow sipper.
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2014 22:34:44 | More by beergoot
3.93/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 3 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 4
2012 vintage, 330ml bottle
pours a murky brown with rust colored hues. no head whatsoever. rich aroma, slightly boozy, earthy. a bit of fig, tobacco, vanilla. taste has similar flavors. complex malt, neither sweet nor dry. thin body, low carbonation. I'd prefer a bit more body.
overall - decent, but a disappointment compared to the top quads from Belgium.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 04:55:18 | More by jmdrpi
New York
4.05/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Labeled as Pannepeut Old Monk's Ale, 2011. Consumed 12/27/13.
A: Poured into a Piraat tulip/snifter-type glass. Body is dark brown with a small khaki-colored head that disappears quickly.
S: Booze, fruit & spices are the initial generic descriptors.
T: Cola-like in some ways, with a sweet foundation of malted sugars. After that there is a bit of dried fruit – prunes come to mind – and molasses. Modest spice - cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice perhaps? Again, sweetness prevails. Booze shows up on the end as a drying element, then provides heat in the belly pretty quickly. Clean aftertaste despite all that sugary sweetness.
M: I'm guessing that the 2+ years in the bottle has made this kinda flat. Call it medium to full in heft, with little to no carbonation.
O: Good stuff, though this isn't blowing my mind like some other De Struise offerings. Perhaps it would've been better fresh.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2013 21:19:39 | More by Kendo
3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A 2013 bottle picked up at the brewery a week ago, cellared and then briefly fridged. Poured briskly and directly into a tulip, almost inert, only a bit bit of froth and a ring of continued bubbling action around the rim of the liquid, mahogany with some ruby glints. But good legs, no sediment, enticing to look at. Not a big bloom of aroma but still enticing, with clove, cherry, cinnamon, root beer, a bit of basement workshop, meaning sawdust and a tad of funk. Whoa, caramel malt, very brown sugar, a lick of tart cherry or raspberry, a whiff of tobacco, and just a bit of some herbacious hops drying the edges of the tongue. Rich but less complex than, say, it's -pot brother. That drying helps define the mouthfeel, too, by cleaning up a bit of chewiness and oiliness in the body.
Serving type: bottle
11-23-2013 19:58:25 | More by ManforallSaisons
United Kingdom (England)
4.31/5 rDev +2.6%
look: 3.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
33cl Bottle: 2007 version, slightly out of date when opened on 22 Oct 13. Poured lovingly into a Westmalle chalice at home. I wanted to keep it longer, but I needed a 'good beer fix' so extracted it from my aging stash and cooled it for an hour before broaching it.
Looks a rich, deep brown colour with a ruby red hue in strong light: on top a thin beige covering and collar.
The nose is a delight: sweet malt drenched dark fruits fill the air around the glass and make you want to dive in.
Dive in I did: the taste is divine. I love sweet malty brews and this fits completely into my style. Gorgeous flavours of spices, yeast and those sweet dark fruits blend together giving a wonderfully tasting beer that belies the 10% ABV it stacks. Full bodied and a really lovely night cap.
Serving type: bottle
11-12-2013 12:06:47 | More by BlackHaddock
4.46/5 rDev +6.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
From my tasting notes: This is a huge Belgian Strong Ale with great depth and complexity. It had a malty sweet almost brown sugary taste with notes of rich caramel and dark candied fruits. It had a medium bodied mouthfeel and hid its high alcohol content really well. It was a great gift from my dad as De Struise makes World Class beers and this is no exception.
Serving type: bottle
11-04-2013 18:57:00 | More by brurevu
3.99/5 rDev -5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
To understand how much a type of beer can be pushed, the boundaries of the envelope must be reached. And that's where Panepeut goes.
Pouring a rich prune-rust color, there's colors of red, purple and brown that all culminate in a very murky set of hues. A creamy ivory-stained forms above its haze with semi-strong retention as its head begins to fall apart after a few minutes. With light and isolated pockets of foam, its lacing is light but apparent.
Its tart and fruity aromas are woven together with light elements of toast, chocolate and confectioner's type of sweetness. But the scent of dry wine, cider and oak plays into its tangy and earthy scent.
Its tart and malty taste promotes a complex taste even on the earl palate- Its light honey and powdered sugar taste is immediately met with sourish red grapes, cider, oaken merlot, light vinegar and savory soy character. Its deliciously dry taste is challenged by the dry earthiness of attic-like must, cellar character and overall aged woods that stops shy of mushroom.
Drier than the typical Strong Belgian Dark Ale, Pannepeut starts with a creamy and carbonated dryness that dictates its texture throughout. Finishing warm and winey, it's evident that the beer's acidity has a lot to do with its taste.
As a stand-alone beer- Panepeut seems to under-deliver as its taste falls tarter and more "challenging" to the taste. Paired with food, I can see this beer singing with pickled flavors and petite beef filet.
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2013 07:21:17 | More by BEERchitect
United Kingdom (England)
4.21/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Bottle of 2010
Rich mahogany brown body with reddish hues and a sparse tan head, tiny bubbles but still a respectable quarter surface cover.
The aroma is similar to a good port, so rich red wine & brandy notes
with hints of figs.
A rich and complex flavour mulled wine and chocolate
it sits on the tongue for quite a while
rye bread flavours develop and become bitter.
a lot of booze flavour but nicely measured, not overpowering but reassuring whilst providing an enjoyable dry quality.
The mouthfeel is odd, good odd
It's not heavy going but is in no way flimsy.
This is solid beer enjoyment.
Serving type: bottle
08-09-2013 23:36:23 | More by EmperorBevis
4.18/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
On-tap at Churchkey in DC, reviewed from notes.
A- Pours a ruddy dark brown color, nice khaki head, good retention and lacing.
S- Sweet aroma of dark fruit, bread, chocolate, maybe some spice. Boozy sweetness is apparent but not as much as you might expect.
T- Taste is similar, with lots of dark fruit, boozy sweetness, a bit of anise, some chocolate and mild spice. Bready malt and yeast keeps it from becoming too sweet.
M- Full-bodied, moderate carbonation, smooth, slightly dry feel, a bit of alcohol warmth.
O- Another very nice beer from this series, I probably prefer the classic version, but this is really tasty as well.
Serving type: on-tap
07-24-2013 21:09:47 | More by WillCarrera
New Jersey
4.9/5 rDev +16.7%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
This is an amazing, wonderfully crafted beer that echo's legendary! It's creamy, it's sweet and it's awesome. I am surprised at how good this beer is. Low carbonation makes this brew a silky smooth quad that is easily right up there with the best beers in the World. Very drinkable and the ABV is TOTALLY HIDDEN! this brewer has mastered hiding ABV with this beer. I would buy this again and again and again.
Bottom Line: Near Legendary!
Serving type: bottle
07-01-2013 23:49:30 | More by themind
4.01/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
2010 vintage from IBS.
A - very dark brown, short lived head
S - treacle, dark stewed fruits.
T - more treacle, caramels, burnt brown sugar, dark dry malts, the bitterness unusual for style.
M - medium carbonated, medium to heavyweight
O - not the best quad, but solid. Dryer than usual.
Serving type: bottle
06-09-2013 10:51:17 | More by heygeebee
South Africa
4.36/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
330ml bottle 10,0% Abv.
Served lightly chilled in an over sized wine glass.
2010 Vintage
Thanks a bunch to Thijs for this bottle.
Appearance: Pannepeut (as my bottle is labeled), appears a very deep brown in the glass (though not quite as dark as Pannepot), with a back light revealing a slightly hazy, deep red-brown and beautiful golden-amber edges. A medium pour yields a large beige coloured head, that lasts reasonably well and leave some nice patterns of lacing clinging to the glass.
Smell: Mmmm, this smells like another winner from De Struise! Big dark fruity aromas (raisins, figs, plums, cherries and dates), dark bready malts and dark brown sugar dominate the initial nose, with notes of chocolate, toasted malt, spicy Belgian yeast (pepper, clove and earthy nutmeg) and a little banana becoming apparent after a short while. Warming causes the the nose to become a little sweeter, with more of the dark sugary character emerging. Even at room temperature, there is no trace of the 10% present in the nose.
Taste: Initially the flavour seems a little weak compared to the nose, but thankfully after a few minutes it opens up nicely. Again dark fruits (cherries, raisins, figs and plums) dominate the flavour together with dark bready malts. Other notes include: Earthy spices, toasted malt and dark brown sugar. As the beer warms, a light bitterness becomes apparent in the finish and this seems a little out of place.
Mouthfeel: I usually find most Belgian ales to be somewhat overcarbonated for my tastes, but the carbonation here is just about spot on - medium level and fantastically smooth.
The body is medium or just over and in combination with the fantastic carbonation, it results in a dangerously drinkable strong ale!
Overall: Another fantastic quad from De Struise that could easily be mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Westvleteren 12, Rochefort 10 and St. Bernardus ABT 12.
Serving type: bottle
05-29-2013 15:09:54 | More by Thehuntmaster
3.96/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 3.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
11.2oz bottle served in a Duvel tulip
2011 vintage
A - Pours a deep dark brown with a thin mocha cap
S - Vinous berry fruit, grapes, cherries, brown sugar, apple skins, a tiny hint of banana, dates soaked in alcohol, fruit cake,
T - Dark caramelized malts, licorice, berry fruit, tangy grapes, cherry wine, tobacco, very soft acidity comes across. Spicy yeast shows but maintains a certain delicacy. The malts have a charred toffee flavor with a layer of old leather and earthy wood. The spiciness continues through the dry finish. Notes of tobacco are left on the the aftertaste.
M - Low carbonation, medium body, wet middle body while finishing semi dry.
This is the only vintage I've had so I can't compare to a fresh one. The tangyness was more than expected and the fruit almost overshadowed the malts. Light oxidation was and added to the overall flavor. Good layering with a tangy fruit twist.
Serving type: bottle
05-10-2013 23:09:14 | More by StaveHooks
3.99/5 rDev -5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Doesn't make a big first impression but grows on me. Quite mild compared to some other quads but shows off the stewed dark fruits in the aroma.
Taste has that aspect as well but not as strong as in the aroma. Lesser dark malt character than the color implies too. Mild chocolate gives some sweetness and rounds it out.
Maybe not one of the top beers but seriously well made and easily drinkable.
2010 330ml bottle
Serving type: bottle
05-09-2013 10:36:10 | More by joecast
4.24/5 rDev +1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
330ml bottle into snifter. 2011 bottle.
A: Pours a murky mahogany color with a finger of soft light tan head. Fine sediment sat in suspension in the liquid.
S: Dark fruits, sweet candied fruit, molasses, candied sugar, caramel, holiday spices, raisin, and caramel fill my nose. I get hint of cocoa, musty earth, and red grapes as well.
T: Everything from the nose with the addition of anise, vanilla, pepper, booze and allspice. The finish is fruity and sweet with molasses, and the aftertaste is earthy, spicy and full of bitter hops, dark chocolate, a red fruit skins.
M: Thick and heavy body, viscous, smooth and sweet mouthfeel, not quite syrupy but definitely sticky, and low frothy carbonation.
O: Definitely a complex, rich and powerful quad. Sweet, fruity, bitter, and spicy. Will probably be awesome if aged longer.
Serving type: bottle
03-14-2013 00:09:50 | More by scottfrie
3.75/5 rDev -10.7%
look: 3.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Pours dark brown with a small off-white head.
Nose shows cocoa, caramel, soft spices, nutmeg, bready malt and grainy notes.
Flavours include cocoa, burnt fig, bitter roast, astringent spices and booze.
Carbonation could be lower.
Was expecting more.
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2013 05:14:39 | More by CrazyDavros
New Hampshire
4.38/5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
2011 Bottle into a snifter
A: Nice murky brown, with a single finger of beige head that shrinks down after a few moments. A centimeter of foam remains throughout around the rim. Looks beautiful. Leaves some nice lacing when given a swirl.
S: Fruity, molasses and raisins, malty sugars, delightful yeast aromas and only a wee bit of warmth from the alcohol.
T: Gotta say, the first sip brought me to enlightenment. Buddha aint got shit on this wonderful liquid. Dried fruits abound, along with other flavors mentioned above. Not quite as sweet as the nose and I appreciate that. Little heat, booze is well masked.
M: Light yet viscous, great carbonation for a quad. I've had many quads that could have been better with the right amount.
O: In my opinion, a great representation of the style. I would expect nothing less from this brewery. Excelsior!!!!
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2013 21:28:09 | More by DirtyBirdSpecial
4.28/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
2007 got as an extra from olympuszymurgus
A: Very dark brown with a small, creamy beige head. Great head retention, almost looks nitro-ish. Okay retention.
S: Rich and deep. Raw brown sugar, molasses, plums and dates. Some nutty banana bread.
T: Lots of dark fruits (plums, raisins, dates) and molasses. Almonds? A bit of spice; cinnamon and nutmeg come to mind. Seems like all the flavors have just melded together into one tasty package. Still some booze on the backend.
M: Thick and chewy. Low carbonation, what is there has really fine bubbles. Haven't had a quad this thick before.
O: Haven't had a 5+ year old quad before. This seems like it can't get much better though. Good drinkability, ABV is somewhat hidden.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2013 03:40:16 | More by herman77
3.83/5 rDev -8.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
2009 bottle poured in a chalice.
Beige head, dark brown with lighter brown and red on the bottom of the curve.
Big dark fruitiness wafts out of the glass. Spice, dark bread and sweetness. Sort of reminiscent of a doppelbock.
Smooth and medium bodied. Dark fruits, spice, brown sugar, and alcohol.
Serving type: bottle
01-16-2013 06:37:42 | More by MattSweatshirt
4.68/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Bottle of 2010 vintage poured into a big ass chalice. $4.60 Euro for a 330 ml bottle.
A-This brew is darker than other quads, dark chocolate color and murky with a couple fingers of tan creamy head that breaks down fairly easy without lacing the glass. Looks pretty well carbonated.
S-Even at cold temperature this beer has lots of aroma. Notes of rich, caramel, bready malt; tons of beautiful fruity esters big time ripe dark fruits, I'll go with raisin as the closest fruit to compare to . There is a fair amount of peppery spiciness in here too along with an inviting soft alcohol nose.
T-Similar to the nose, this beer is big and complex. Lots of sweet, bready malt with ripe dark fruits with a vapory alcohol finish that dries the mouth out just a bit inviting that next drink.
M-A very drinkable 10% ABV beer, mouthfeel has plenty of malt body but doesn't seem heavy. A bit above average in the carbonation which works well to cleanse the palette and carry all the flavor popping out in each drink. Alcohol is vapory but not hot at all-very nice.
O-Damn this is a tasty quad. I don't have a fresh one to compare with, but this beer is damn near perfect right now. Equally tasty as a sipper or a gulper I wish I had more of this beer. A little more expensive than my favorite quad, St. Bernardus, but in the same class. Well done beer that brings me back to Belgium.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2013 03:35:36 | More by deebo
4.33/5 rDev +3.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
11.2oz bottle poured into a tulip glass. 2011 vintage.
(A)- Pours a near pitch black color, but much more like an inky purple color in its highlights. Produced a nice cap of tan froth.
(S)- A rich bready yeasty profile with a great juicy plum and grape dark fruit components. Borderline magical in how good this smells. The combination just works.
(T)- Similar to the smell. The juicy dark fruits are there, but the biscuit-like bready yeast takes center stage creating a subtle spice and bitterness to the finish.
(M)- A good carbonation level and balance. Mildly bitter from the heavy yeast, but countered well with the rich and juicy dark fruits this has.
(O)- Overall, an excellent Quad. Can put this up with the greats of the style and it would fit right in.
Serving type: bottle
12-19-2012 02:27:40 | More by sweemzander
3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
2011 vintage. Tasted 27 November 2012, reviewed from notes.
Pours a very dark brown. At the thin edges, it's a deep amber brown. Little head, and little lacing, thanks in part to a gentle pour to keep all that sediment in the bottle.
Smell is fruity and deep. Figs, leather, some strong sugary notes. Also has a light alcoholic pinch that tickles my nose. Inviting, though not as complex as my favoritest quads.
Taste is sugary but kinda stingy. Nice, but I'm really only getting one flavor. Sugary, more like plums here, with a touch of astringent herbal flavor. Fades to a smooth bitter in the finish.
Mouthfeel is a bit of a dud. Pretty flat, and it feels like it needs that carbonation to keep the flavors coming.
I've liked other De Struise beers a lot more than I like this one. It's not bad, not in the least, but it's not one I'd go to again, what with all the delicious quads that are readily available. Doesn't give me anything I can't find elsewhere.
Serving type: bottle
12-01-2012 14:06:39 | More by zeledonia
3.55/5 rDev -15.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Yet another variation of Pannepot that I had no problem throwing down ~$9 a bottle for. 11.2oz/2011 vintage.
Poured into my Fantome tulip a dark murky brown full of floaties. A small off-white head turns to a thin ring after a bit of time and stays that way.
The scent offers big-time yeastiness, dark fruits, caramel and bread.
Taste - Yeast, red wine, caramel, brown sugar, black cherries, some dusty cocoa, lots of spice and acidity. A little plain and not as solid compared to some other Pannepi.
Mouthfeel is smooth and full-bodied, a little high on the carbonation. Some alcohol warmth but pretty well-hidden.
Good by quad standards, kinda average for a Pannepot.
Serving type: bottle
10-30-2012 21:35:50 | More by Chico1985
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bottle courtesy of Bu11zeye: Poured a deep dirty cloudy brown color ale with a large foamy head with great retention and some good lacing. Aroma consists of bubblegum ester with some candi sugar and some light spices. Taste is comprised of a sweet malt base which is well balance with some bubblegum ester and some light spicy yeast at the end. Very well balance with no apparent alcohol and a full body with great carbonation. I thought it was slightly less complex then the regular version but I would have to do a side-by-side comparison
Serving type: bottle
10-29-2012 14:21:34 | More by Phyl21ca
4.1/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-dark brown with almost no head. Tan around the rim.
S-dark grains with syrupy dark fruits. Some cinnamon.
T-comes in with a dry taste of dark bitter fruits and cinnamon. It's a bit syrupy. I get some slated caramel too. It's pretty heavy. Matching after-taste
M-dry medium carbonation with a dry finish
O-this is surprisingly no where near as awesome as the oak aged version. It's definitely an awesome beer, but there are many quads out there I'd rather be drinking. It hits pretty hard too, this one.
Serving type: bottle
10-16-2012 01:39:39 | More by AdamBear
Pannepøt - Old Monk's Ale from De Struise Brouwers
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Hey guys I have read before about doing a reset with the power button along with the down volume.
But it isn't working. I was sitting on my couch, maybe 2 feet off the ground and my phone slid off and hit my carpet.
No physical damage on the outside. It is really soft carpet.
But the thing is. It won't turn on now. I try to plug it into the wall. Nothing. Into my computer. Nothing
Any Advice/Help that you could give me? - 12-28-2012, 06:49 PM #2
Its okey. Press and hold Volume - and Power and the Camera button for 10 seconds (or tell it vibrates).
Warranty exchange or if you are within your exchange period, get another one. Why try to turn something on when it doesn't want to turn on? You will have the same issue again if you fix it this time.
Thanked by: - 12-28-2012, 07:56 PM #5
Then it must be a connector fail (probably the battery , ask for a replacement unit) and while i'm not asking you to lie about it but please omit the falling part. its part of a phone to take a fall specially if it was on a thick carpet (if such a fall killed it , its not assembled right in the first place.)
This is a big issue with lumia 920.. I have had mine replace and still having same issue, I email nokia uscare and the latest answer they came up is send it to the closest nokia repair center, How could this be if two phone that Ive got same shutting off issue! by the way press DOWN VOLUM AND POWER AT SAME TIME WILL DO THE TRICK TO TURN IT ON dont press camera button.
- 01-05-2013, 09:43 PM #9Sent from my Lumia 920 C3P0.
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I don't know if it is me or my computer, but this link doesn't work?
Kind wishes,
This is the best version of "Hurt" I've ever heard. Check out the move at the end! Does anyone know the date of this performance?
Last edited by Lonniebealestreet; 03-27-2007 at 06:39 AM. Reason: fixed link
I don't know if it is me or my computer, but this link doesn't work?
Kind wishes,
I can not open the link either.. Dovey
You cant open it, because there are two "http"s Just delete both "http"s and you can watch it! ;-)
Yeah, this is great! That roll on the end just shows what a great performer he was, all through his life! =)
I'm pretty sure this is from Chicago May 2nd. 1977.
thanks for yhe link.. very cool
Brilliant! Thank you
Elvis was awesome, awesome, his voice was so powerful, no one could perform like he could
Thank you for the link.
I dream a world where man no other man
will scorn. Where LOVE will bless the earth
and peace its paths adorn...
just amazing -this version of hurt is way better than the cbs special version of hurt-and for those peeps who say most of elvis concerts in 77 were not good thumbs to ya.....elvis was the ultimate performer even in 77 topps bypass his physical appearance -elvis was still beautiful right up until the end vocally at his peak his beautiful voice never abandoned him-when he felt like it in 77 the shows were great-always the king
woow,great ending,just like you said
Elvis was great
Thanks for the link
I'd like to go to Graceland
Excellent! I'm just speechless
I have never seen this clip...simply freaking awesome.
If I'm not mistaken, the repeated ending is not something he did too often in '77. But then neither is the drop/roll. Or the "...hurt godd@mn you!"
What a passionate performance. I think I have an audience recording of this show, and I'll have to give it a listen soon and see how the rest of the show measures up.
The speed on the audio track in the clip is a bit on the fast side, by the way. It would be nice to hear it with that corrected.
There is a Joseph Tunzi photo book of the Chicago '77 shows, incidentally. I don't own it but I paged through it once and it looked pretty good.
...you won't forget me when I go.
Chicago May 2, 1977 is when this was done. It was the night in which Elvis rolled around on stage during the reprise.
I have watched this clip more than once now, it's just no words for me!! I wish I could save it to my computer, and put it on my i-Pod.
I dream a world where man no other man
will scorn. Where LOVE will bless the earth
and peace its paths adorn...
Just pure Presley Power !!
Thanks for the link, thats one to be saved for sure
WOW!! What a voice!! Man, he had some talent!!
I am still flipping over this video. I just watched it again several times, and I think most would agree that it is amazing for its own merits and not just great for '77. But in that context, hearing him sing so well and watching him move around like that with such agility and control, so close to the end...it does make for a very impressive and moving experience.
Imagine witnessing that in person. Even though he was carrying some extra weight, one might come away thinking the guy was on top of his game and was going to live forever.
...you won't forget me when I go.