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- NAME: Larry Hagman
- OCCUPATION: Theater Actor, Television Actor, Television Producer
- BIRTH DATE: September 21, 1931
- DEATH DATE: November 23, 2012
- EDUCATION: Bard College, Weatherford High School
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Fort Worth, Texas
- PLACE OF DEATH: Dallas, Texas
- Full Name: Larry Martin Hagman
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Born on September 21, 1931, in Fort Worth, Texas, Larry Hagman landed his first major television role on I Dream of Jeannie in 1965. His most iconic role was playing villainous oil tycoon J.R. Ewing on the primetime soap Dallas. Hagman had a liver transplant in 1995, and then returned to acting. He guest-starred on the plastic surgery drama Nip/Tuck in 2006, and reprised his role as J.R. Ewing on the 2012 television reboot of Dallas. Hagman died on November 23, 2012,
"Being humble is one of my great assets."
"There are very little things in this life I cannot afford, and patience is one of them."
at the age of 81, from complications of cancer.
Early Years
Actor, producer and director Larry Hagman was born on September 21, 1931, in Fort Worth, Texas, to actress Mary Martin and lawyer Ben Martin. After his parents divorced, Hagman moved to Los Angeles with his grandmother and mother. His mother, who ran a dance studio in Texas, moved to California to try to break into Hollywood. She went to a number of auditions, earning the nickname "Audition Mary," and worked hard to network with influential people in show business. At one point, she befriended gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, who was known to babysit Larry on occasion.
As his mother's career took off, Hagman was placed more and more in the care of his grandmother. But when Hagman's grandmother died, the 12-year-old boy was sent to New York City to be reunited with his mother. His mother had a thriving career on Broadway and had wed her second husband, Richard Halliday. During that time, Martin and Halliday also welcomed Hagman's half-sister, Mary.
Hagman was sent to boarding schools, where he first started drinking alcohol—a habit that would become a serious problem for him later in life. He then returned to Texas for the last two years of high school. There Hagman lived with his father, in the small town of Weatherford. During those two years, he developed an interest in theater and showed great promise as a performer.
After high school, Hagman spent a year at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. He then decided to follow in his mother's footsteps, and took to the stage. He had a small role in a New York City production of Taming of the Shrew, and spent some time doing regional theater during the early 1950s. Joining his mother, Hagman then appeared in the London production of South Pacific.
Hagman was forced to take a break from the stage in 1952, when he was drafted into the U.S. Air Force. He still found time for theater, however, and during his time in the service Hagman worked on productions for his fellow soldiers. After leaving the Air Force in 1956, Hagman returned to New York City, where he landed roles in several plays.
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According to the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE), industry consumes 20% of our country's electricity—at over $30 billion a year. Within this national bottom line, USDOE estimates $3 billion could be saved annually through improvements to motor-driven systems.[1]
Have you taken steps to capture a piece of these savings from your systems? Here are some suggestions for carving out a big slice of the pie: If you haven't already done so, start with the basics. Identify opportunities to replace older, low-efficiency motors with higher-efficiency replacements, such as NEMA Premium® or greater. When considering these upgrades, remember that while a specific motor is now (or always has been) driving a particular process in your plant, it might not be the best size for the application (and could be consuming more energy than necessary). Ensuring the right size motor, in addition to selecting the most appropriate nameplate efficiency, is an important first "cut."
Just as there is more than one ingredient in your motor-systems pie, savings can be found through more than just improvements to motors within the system. There often are opportunities to capture large savings by ensuring that you have all of the right equipment to achieve your application objectives and that all the equipment works together efficiently. For example, as discussed in previous installments of this column, some applications—i.e., those that don't need to operate constantly at full speed or those powering centrifugal equipment like pumps and fans—can obtain significant savings through a retrofit with an adjustable speed drive (ASD), also known as a variable frequency drive (VFD) or variable speed drive (VSD).
Engineers at Boeing's Renton manufacturing facility realized energy savings by first focusing on their motors and then expanding to consider the full motor-driven system. Their first step was to create an extensive motor inventory of all active and spare motors. The next step was to consider the objectives that each system was designed to achieve. For example, the facility had recently reduced its airflow requirements, which led to the operation of many unneeded—and inefficient—fans. As a result of its motor inventory and system assessment, the Renton facility was able to identify opportunities for motor upgrades, ASD retrofits and decommissioning of systems that were no longer necessary, all of which led to an especially sweet slice of savings: 136,984 kWh or $16,578 annually.[2]
More information to support assessing and finding efficiency in motor-driven systems is available on the Motor Decisions MatterSM (MDM) Website at www.motorsmatter.org. Among other things, you'll find the MDM Motor Planning Kit that outlines simple steps in developing an effective motor management program. The VFD section of the Helpful Resources page includes details on identifying the conditions when these drives are appropriate. A visit to the MDM Website is a great way to get started on serving up your just desserts: That's a sizeable helping of available motor-systems energy savings! MT
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LINCOLN —After an election slugfest over debt reduction, a new effort has sprung up to draw attention to the issue — a push to secede more than 30 states, including Nebraska, from the Union.
Over the past couple of days, petitions have been filed on a suggestion board on the White House website to "peacefully grant" requests for the State of Nebraska and more than other 30 states to withdraw from the Union because of the federal government's "neglect" of the nation's spending.
Such suggestions on the "We the People" section of the web site work like this, according to the White House: if more than 25,000 signatures are received within 30 days, the petition will be reviewed by the Obama Administration and a response will be issued.
"C.R. of Grand Forks, N.D." is listed as the creator of the Nebraska petition, which had received 2,286 signatures via the White House web site as of noon Tuesday.
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N.Y. & New Orleans October 11, 2005
By Nicole Gelinas
WHAT if no heroes had risen above fiscal-policy-as-usual to save Gotham from its black hole during the bleak days of 1975? That's the situation New Orleans finds itself in now.
New Orleans has several competing crises — but its immediate fiscal crisis is easy to fix. It's been done before, right here.
"We have no revenue stream," Mayor Ray Nagin said last week as he prepared to lay off half the city's work force. New Orleans needs $20 million a month to pay its workers, but the taxpayers are gone. Just like many people, cities don't store piles of extra cash for an emergency.
New Orleans has many obstacles to recovery — but the city has no chance of overcoming those obstacles unless it can maintain pre-Katrina basic services over the next critical few months so that it can encourage evacuees to return, and so that it can rationally determine how to go forward with its damaged tax base.
Many cities have chronic fiscal problems, but few modern cities have ever hit the fiscal bottom of not having enough money to pay the monthly bills. While New Orleans is a poor city, it took a historic natural disaster to plunge it into a crisis so dire that it cannot meet its own payroll.
Wealthy New York is one of those cities that has hit bottom — and can offer lessons to New Orleans now.
Gotham, economically and fiscally, is New Orleans' polar opposite. New Orleans has long had a weak economy and thus a weak tax base, while New York draws resources from some of the richest taxpayers in the world.
But the illusion of an infinite, and infinitely wealthy, tax base can tip a city into financial crisis over decades just as efficiently as a hurricane and a weak tax base can tip a city into financial crisis within a month.
Thirty years ago, New York couldn't fund the vast welfare state that successive mayors, most notably Republican John Lindsay during the late 1960s, had carved out of the wallets of the city's wealthy and middle-class taxpayers. The city was borrowing tens of millions each month from its bankers just to pay its workers. That is a fiscal sin — so in 1975, bankers cast a cold eye on the city's finances and cut the city off.
Just as in New Orleans now, the time for theoretical discussions about whether New York was poorly managed, and whether it had caused its own problems in the first place, was over. The city had reached a tipping point.
Without an external savior, New York would have had to make drastic layoffs and service cuts immediately, forcing municipal strikes and forcing more fed-up middle-class taxpayers to the suburbs. So flailing Gotham reached out to the feds — and was rebuffed by President Ford.
New York had been warned of its unsustainable fiscal profligacy for decades before 1975, just as New Orleans had been warned to prepare for a catastrophic hurricane for decades. If any city was undeserving of a fiscal second chance, it was New York in the '70s.
But the New Yorkers who could help cared, despite elected leaders' chronic mistakes. So Democratic Gov. Hugh Carey worked with prominent private-sector bankers to cobble together a bail-out package.
Without a federal guarantee, the state had to take over Gotham's finances: Carey allowed the state to float long-term bonds to tide the city over while experts designed better fiscal-management practices for Gotham. New York is still paying off those bonds, and the city still operates under strict state oversight — but it was worth it. The federal government spurned New York's request for money for operational needs because New York had caused its own problems. New Orleans has caused some of its own problems. But not this one.
No city could survive a sustained evacuation of its tax base. So the feds should step in here, just as New York state did 30 years ago, and help New Orleans float federally guaranteed operational-recovery bonds so that Nagin can pay his workers over the next six months.
This will buy Nagin valuable time to consult with national fiscal experts to assess what he needs to do in the future to provide basic services to a changed city.
Does New Orleans have problems that go beyond the fiscal? Sure. But New Orleans will never have the chance to learn its lessons from Katrina if it cannot pay its bills now.
Bond investors and insurers, not just the feds, have a stake here. A recovered New Orleans, even one with a smaller tax base, could pay down its short-term recovery debt. But a broken New Orleans won't be able to pay back the debt it already has. Bond insurers who guarantee New Orleans' debt shouldn't dream of asking the feds to bail them out if that happens — unless they, in turn, help to convince the feds to help New Orleans now.
It took New York decades to recover from its serial mismanagement — not just fiscal — of the 1950s, '60s and '70s. But without a fiscal rescue, New York never would have had the opportunity to tackle its other pressing problems: High crime, racial tension and disappearing jobs. Mayor Giuliani would not have been able to work his magic on crime in the 1990s had a bankrupt city lost a critical mass of taxpayers after 1975.
How quickly we forget: New York would not be what it is today without smart, wealthy outsiders who were willing to break orthodoxy and give it a second fiscal chance.
New York's pre-eminent financiers — those who remember their own city's fiscal crisis — should get on the phone with their friends in Congress and the White House. New York, with its own unique fiscal history, should help the feds to help New Orleans.
A fiscally decimated New Orleans needs the second chance New York got long ago: To succeed or fail.
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Talk about being an 11 seed incoming to Texas, probably should have been higher seed?
I'm not smart enough to know where we should be, I'm just really happy to be here. Whether we're an 11 seed or a 6
seed, it doesn't matter. What matters is the matchups and how you play that day. Our focus is to play as well on both
ends of the floor as we can, optimize our strengths and minimize weaknesses. Hopefully take something from Arkansas.
We're just really happy to be here and we think we can play with Arkansas on this floor. And I say that very respectfully,
because we have a lot of respect for what they do.
Your thoughts on this senior class, they're definitely class of firsts. What has it meant to see their growth?
When you recruit a large class like this, we recruit character integrity, effort, hard work and they have those things. But
the way they have meshed and they way they've adopted our philosophy of teaching has been wonderful and really
rewarding for me personally. Very time we achieved something, I'm glad to have that. When you listen to them talk,
they're very intelligent articulate young ladies. And they have left a legacy we can build on and go forward with and I'm
very proud of them.
Talk about your relationship with Tom Collen and what role it will play?
I don't think it will play any role. He's a great friend, he's influenced my coach, a lot of the high ball offense we run is
from him. Over the years it's changed, and I think he created some of that stuff. And not only Tom, but all the coaches in
this tournament, they're all friends and I've known them for a long time. It's nice to be amongst friend, but when the
ball goes up, we're not friends any more, and we're just competing in a very respectful way. And actually, I coached
Nicki, his wife at Marquette, and Kelly Bond at Texas A&M, I gave her first job at Providence. So there's a lot of
connections here.
Can you talk about being here before and playing against teams who have not?
I think sometimes that can be overblown. I think if you're well-coached, well-prepared and you have an edge or attitude,
you can overcome. But by the same token, when we played in the conference tournament against St. Bonaventure, you
could tell we were in that game the year before. I think the experience helped us, they struggled early in that game and I
think at that stage and the magnitude of it. I think it had a direct correlation to that game at that instance. The most
nervous I am is during warm ups. Sometimes the experience factor, you'd rather have it than not, but it's hard to tell
that it really does play a role.
Talk about the difference between last year's NCAA Tournament and this years. Last year with Justine tearing her ACL,
this year is much different.
Last year, as she played a monster game in the championships game after blowing out her ACL in the semifinals. But as
the week went on, she was losing mobility in her knee and her knee was shutting down. I knew we weren't going to
have her for a long period and I knew she wasn't going to be as effective. I think with a healthy Justine, we probably beat
Penn State last year. She's playing well, the team is playing well. I think they're different. I like how we're playing at the
end of the year right now, the kids are invested, they're buying in. Practices have been amazing, I'm not having to try to
get them to work hard. They're very locked in right now. I just think we're eager to take the court right now and show
what we can do.
Talk about Arkansas, were there any players that concern you?
They all do. They're very athletic. I mean, they're going to switch screens on us and try to clog up middle, they're going
to press us. Their athleticism and length, I think their guards are all about 5'9'' or bigger, and we have some mighty mice
that are about 5'5''. That will create some challenges that we'll have to overcome. Their athleticism and their length and
their mobility is a concern that we'll have to address.
Talk about the A10 Championship game and what it meant to get that win for you.
I would have to agree. Just to add onto what these girls said. Coach Jabir tells us we're a team of firsts. Our freshman,
year first postseason win in the NIT. Our sophomore year, first team to get to the NCAA and get a win there. But that
A10 was something we've never been able to bring back to Dayton. So we were super focused on that going in. Just
trying to add another first.
Talk about the benefit of being to tourney before and playing against a team that hasn't been in a while.
The lights are brighter, shots seem a little bit harder to make being on such a national level. Being here on our third
time, we definitely have an edge because we know the level of intensity it will take in order succeed. I think it's definitely
going to help us.
Talk about the defense that you bring to your games, how are you able to keep that defensive pressure for the 40
minutes you play?
Defense is just a matter of effort. Getting that extra close out, rotating, help defense and boxing out. All that is a matter
of effort. I think when we bring effort and intensity we can either spur our offense or if our offense isn't going we can
focus on a lot of other areas. Just if we really focus on what we've done well this year, our defensive intensity hopefully
can take us really far.
For the seven seniors on this team, it has been quite a journey. Talk about this program when you were recruited and
what it has evolved into.
I think that our four years have been years of progress. I think we're really leaving a strong mark of excellence on this
program and on this school. Our freshman year to make the NIT and win there, we were so excited to be able to do that.
Our sophomore year to make the NCAA, we were so excited to do something that had never been done before. But now
getting here is great, but we're no longer satisfied with just getting here. I think that's truly a sign our of growth. I think
that was set up by the girls who came before us and our coaches have brought us to where we are. And we're really just
grown a lot.
Talk about your familiarity with Arkansas
Just as far as we know about Arkansas, they're a very well coached defensive team. They run a lot of our sets actually, so
that can help us. Just as this year our theme has been defense and defensive communication. I think that when our team
really buckles down and focuses on that, we can defend a lot of good teams. Arkansas is a great team, so I think we're
excited to get out there and show the nation what we can do and give them a great game.
On A-10 championship game and what meant to get win to get automatic bid.
It was a very emotional game going into it. That has been our goal since we got here. I think everyone came into that
game with a greater sense of urgency and sense of purpose as to why we were playing those 40 minutes. Just to be able
to get that win in such an emotional game was so great for not only our team, but our program. And then to be able to
sit that entire week knowing we were going to be in the NCAA Tournament was a great feeling.
On the benefit of having been to NCAA Tournament before.
Another thing is we're not just happy to be here anymore. Our first couple years, getting to the NCAA Tournament was
our goal and so when we got there it was very exciting. This year is a little bit different. We have been here in the past
and we're not done yet.
On Dayton's defense and how the team keeps defensive intensity for 40 minutes
Our focus on defense has really been our strength this season. I know that emotionally offense can sometimes be hard if
you're not hitting shots and things aren't going your way. But defense is a constant that we can always control.
Therefore if we're not scoring, but the other team's not scoring we're still in a good situation. So we really like to focus
mentally on getting stops especially early in the game.
Talk about program evolving to the point it is now and what seniors hope to leave
One thing that our program has always been based on before we even got here was hard work. That has really been the
cornerstone of everything that we do. The girls before us were the ones who really started that. As we came in as a
class, we took that full steam and said "that's what we are". As we got more talent in each of the classes following, we
were able to achieve a lot of firsts for this program. As we look back on our four years, we're definitely really proud of
everything that we've accomplished as a class. We know that we're kind of leaving a legacy to classes under us to keep
A-10 championship game and what meant to get win to get automatic bid
Another part of it too was throughout the whole season our goal was to win an A-10 Championship, so this week has
kind of been about readjusting and reevaluating our goals from there because we're happy we achieved our main goal,
but now it's about refocusing and getting a first-round win here.
On the benefit of having been to NCAA Tournament before
The lights are always a little bit brighter when you're at the NCAA Tournament, there's all this security and all these nice
facilities and stuff, so there's a little added pressure that way. Being in the tournament before helps knowing what that
feels like and what to expect. It's always new and exciting each year, but it gives you a little bit of an edge because
you're able to focus more on the game.
On Dayton's defense and how the team keeps defensive intensity for 40 minutes
One thing that helps is we're a pretty deep team, so we play a lot of people, so it's easier to maintain that level of
intensity. And then, like you said, we like to run and the only way you can run really well is if you can get stops. We try to
keep that in mind. If we're able to get a rebound and we're able to push the ball faster that helps offense and when your
offense is flowing that much easier to play really good defense.
Talk about program evolving to the point it is now and what seniors hope to leave
One of the things I'm most proud of is that before I got here our school didn't have a big identity. Now I think we can
leave here saying that in our conference we're taken seriously. People look at us as a formidable opponent. I think that's
something I'm really proud of. Not that they didn't before, but I think we formed an identity for this school and for the
program as somebody that's going to compete at the highest level. Part of that is always working hard and maintaining
that level of intensity. That's what I'm most proud of.
Thoughts on coming to College Station
We were kind of surprised to be honest. We were talking about we could go here, we could go here…Chicago or Bowling
Green, but I didn't even see Texas on the map. Surprises are always good, but we're happy that it's warm.
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4.8/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Xyauyu' pours syrupy with a dark copper hue and garnet highlights. There is no head whatsoever, and the viscosity leaves long, thick legs on the Arrogant Bastard snifter.
The aroma includes caramel, crème sherry, dates, figs, and honey all up front and center.
The sweetness of this beer is exquisite, with ample dark fruit flavors that follow the nose. Nut flavors come out with some bitterness. Meanwhile sherry and honey maintain a consistent theme. The finish is light and quick. Warmth brings out a progression of the above flavors, each more pronounced than initially encountered. Vanilla and oak are found late.
There is a hint of carbonation in this dense, super smooth, syrupy beer. The alcohol is high and expected, but not hot. Residual sugars are left on one's lips.
This is undoubtedly a sipping beer. It has the nuances that first turned me on to Barleywine. One can enjoy this equally well while reading, during contemplation, for dessert or as a digestive. This would even work well for a romantic evening.
Serving type: bottle
11-25-2012 21:09:25 | More by SLeffler27
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4.18/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
2005 vintage served in a Firestone Walker mini snifter. Thanks to sweenzander for the share.
A: Pours a ruby and brownish color mix with no head forming on the pour. A few wisps are present, but overall it's very still. Reminiscent of Utopias.
S: Boozy and hot, but there is a nice caramel-like sweetness to cool it down a bit. Some notes of plum and dark chocolate with a raisin as well.
T: Sherry like oxidation. Dark cherry with some boozy notes. Raisin with a burnt sugar bitterness.
M: Flat and smooth with a medium body leaning towards the heavier side.
O: A nice sipper, like a Utopias-lite, but not as complex. I definitely wouldn't drop the coin on this version so I'm glad I could get a share.
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08-03-2013 12:43:21 | More by Treebs
3.96/5 rDev -8.3%
look: 2 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 4.25
500 mL bottle poured into a tumbler. 2004 bottle.
Appearance - Ruby body. No head. A few floaties. Sugars cling to the glass.
Smell - Very fruity. Raisins and dark fruits. Caramel and booze.
Taste - Well it's sugary. Very fruity again. Brighter fruit, although raisins persist. Caramel and brown sugar all the way through. Boozy with the slightest sherry component.
Mouthfeel - Heavy. No carbonation. Sweet and boozy, a definite sipper.
Overall - Incredible flavors. Great fruit component to the brown sugar. It's just flat and heavy.
Serving type: bottle
07-04-2013 01:46:15 | More by Alieniloquium
4.4/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Bottle (2004)
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(Aged for 9+ years)
Still, clear, dark ruby, dark amber, and cherry wood in color. Leaves the glass only oily, if that, on the way down. Unexciting, but rich in appearance and appealing. A pretty color and an obviously strong concoction.
Lots of burnt sugar caramels, sherry notes, dark fruits, and a hint of honey and chocolate sweetness. Wood character as well. This is reminiscent of a sherry or a tawny port, in a lot of ways. Some oxidation aroma as well. Very nice as it all comes together.
The flavor, like the aroma, is quite sweet, but wonderfully complex. Tons of dark fruits (grape skin), toffees, burnt caramel candies, and chocolate-covered raisin combine extraordinarily well. The alcohol is remarkably well hidden, though I could feel this one coming on strong. Fantastic. Delicious and complex, though so much like a liquor in many ways, it's tough to drink a full glass of this--that is not a criticism.
Oily, moderate bodied. No carbonation. Slick. Appropriate. Very nice.
I loved this one.
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05-19-2013 17:13:18 | More by ehammond1
3.65/5 rDev -15.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Dark brown in color. flat. no head. no lacing. Aroma is a mix of nuts, barrel, and caramel. taste is nothing like a barleywine. this is very sweet, almost port or sherry like. Mildly grapy, sweet, raisin, and very sweet molasses. On the thicker side of medium, but I think this is mosttly becuase of the lack of carbonation.
This would make a fine port, but as a beer, its lackluster.
Serving type: bottle
02-17-2013 01:44:46 | More by Florida9
3.65/5 rDev -15.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Served in a shaker pint glass.
2005 vintage. Based on some high praise I've seen this beer garner, I had to give it a try, especially considering I had the disposable income necessary for an investment in a bottle. Let's do this, my first beer in 2013: It pours a brackish amber topped by a half-finger of tan foam. The nose comprises biscuit, honey, light and mild booze, and a vague sense of sweet fruits not unlike a sauternes or sherry. The taste brings in more of the same, with the sweetness really taking hold, and some cardboard-y hints of oxidation poking through every now and again. Things are slightly messy, muddled. The body is a stoic medium, with a very light moderate carbonation and a drying finish. Overall, I can see the allure of this beer to many, but it wasn't entirely my cup of tea. The sweet and oxidative notes are generally pleasant, but when mixed they don't cooperate, nor do they do so with any of the other components. Still, I'm glad to have tried this stuff, and I even hope to try the Silver and Gold editions some time in the future.
Serving type: bottle
01-03-2013 01:50:59 | More by TMoney2591
4.38/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
2004 vintage, 13% ABV.
A: Pours a dark, menacing reddish amber. Fairly syrupy. Completely still as this one is uncarbonated. Obviously no head or lacing. I didn't want to mark it down for poor appearance since this is an intentional feature of the beer. Figured a 4 was reasonable.
S: Very sweet. Loaded with caramel and dark fruits. Cherries mainly it seems. Touch of molasses. Kinda smells like sherry sometimes. Not as boozy as I would expect, only slightly. I guess oxidation and aging has mellowed it.
T: Wow, this is very interesting. It is very sweet and syrupy. Up front there is a wonderful caramel and brown sugar combination with dark fruits mixed in. Cherries and grapes mainly it seems. Raisin too. They're sort of indistinct fruit flavors, just heavy sweet dark fruits that meld together to form a singular flavor. No real indication of alcohol at all which is shocking. Aftertaste is long lingering sweet dark fruits (have I said that enough yet?). Mouth-coating effect adds to the long aftertaste. No sign of oxidation really, at least from a cardboard standpoint. A touch like sherry but honestly it only improves the beer (I guess that's the point). Very mellow in general with well integrated flavors.
M: Mouthfeel is syrupy, thick and heavy. Coats the mouth like syrup. Similar to a JW Lees...but with no carbonation. Must be sipped. Like drinking slightly watered down maple syrup. Emphasis on SLIGHTLY watered down. Having said that, it is super smooth, no alcohol bite and not cloying despite the heavy sweetness. Somehow - not sure how they did that. For a flat beer this is outstanding.
O: Well, I'm glad I dropped the coin on this one. No beer, wine or spirit even comes close to be able to compare. It is super thick and sweet but not cloying and in fact is quite wonderful (take note, JW Lees). I can't even describe why it's good. No big west-coast style hops to jump out at you or delicious adjuncts like vanilla beans to add to the flavor. It's just sweet and fruity and it just plain works, that's all I can say. Dessert beer for sure due to the sweetness and lack of carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
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"My mother always fixed this for us during the summer and for potluck dinners, and everyone always ate it up and would ask for more."
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4 yellow squash, sliced
4 medium tomatoes, sliced
2 green onions, chopped
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
I don't care for crookneck squash, but had some in my farm produce delivery. I decided to try this recipe and was definitely not disappointed. It's very tasty, giving the squash a flavor I like. For the mustard I used stone ground dijon. I will be making this again.
I tried this one out on a group of friends as a side to our Steak's on the grill, I added mushrooms and some zuccini we had lying around. I think the mushrooms gave it too much liquid -- next time I think we'll just through them on the grill instead. Thanks for the recipe. I love trying new ways to make veggies.
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Finally a way to prepare squash withoutfrying that my family actually enjoyed. I made this for a side dish for a sunday Dinner, and it was devoured.Everyone has asked me to make this for our Thanksgiving dinner. I am very delighted with this recipe....Thanks to lovetocook1966.
This is very good. A nice change from plain steamed squash. Make sure to use the whole amount for the squash & tomato or adjust the sauce. The first time I made it I only used 2 of each and the sauce was over powering.
Hmmm. I really like the tangy flavor that the vinegar and mustard bring to this dish...but there is something missing that will take this dish from good to great. I just can't put my finger on it right now. I added vegan "parmesan" sheese topping and that helped. Still trying to think about what's missing. Maybe toasted nuts? A fresh herb? I'm stumped.
Followed recipe exactly. Had squash and tomatoes from our garden. We like to try all kinds of different recipes, but this one didn't go over as we thought. Beautiful presentation, not crazy for the flavor.
Very tasty. I am so bored with plain squash, and this definitely cured it. I'll prepare this for the family next weekend to see how it goes over. I have a feeling it will be a huge hit.
ok this is my lowest rating ever. the combination was a bigg hit but it took longer to cook then was mentioned. the sauce/marinade was not enough to reach all veggies. might make again but with more sauce and a little longer to suit my personal taste. thanks though.
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China's capital is enduring its worst air pollution in recent memory, illustrating the persistent challenge the nation's new leaders face in addressing environmental woes. These vehicles moved through dense smog near the Central Business District in Beijing on Saturday.
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This is another example of the left wing Hollywood crowd stating that the American Justice system isn't perfect. We have the liberal hero (Henry Fonda) challenging the conservatives (Lee J. Cobb and Ed Begley) and bigots. In the end though (because the script was written for that purpose) Fonda's character overwhelms the bigots (all conservatives are some how bigots in movie land) and winning. Let's hear the applause, liberal ideals win again but then only in the movies of course.
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- 4/22/12
A brilliant, well- acted drama. Fonda is a formidable lead with an all- star cast including Balsam, Cobb & Marshall, each man gives a great performance. Lumet's impressive debut from a television play with a powerful story & claustraphobic setting. A great film manned by Fonda's performance & Lumet's direction. I give it a 4.5/5.
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12 Angry Men is a beautiful and extremely powerful drama! An excellent and very original and neat story works amazing with the fast, sharp and moving script. The performances are superb and Henry Fonda is a fantastic hero. Sidney Lumet's directing is also incredibly original and equally amazing to the screenplay and actors. 12 Angry Men is one of those courtroom dramas that never get bring and are always fast-paced and marvelously entertaining. A 5-star classic and a must-see for any classic movie lover!
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An excelllent movie about a juror deliberation.
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- 9/20/11
Confrontation and drama set in the claustrophic setting of a jury room, yet the director never lets the cinematography get stale or boring. Worth watching at least once.
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Fonda at his best.
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Probably one of the best movies made ever. You have a trial of a young boy who supposedly stabbed his father to death. When the jurors go back to deliberate on the case, ALL but one lone man played with a quiet courage by Henry Fonda states not guilty and the rest of the film is about trying to get them to his side. Quite amazing movie if you ask me.
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- Robert
- 1/15/11
Two things:Your are not allowed to take notes while on a jury. At the very end, nobody had an umbrella or rain coat on.
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- 7/21/10
This is an amazing movie that makes you believe in the justice system in its truest form. The fact that this movie is shot almost entirely in one single room, but you're entranced for every second of it, shows the true mastery at work. Every character in this jury plays a key role that paint portraits of the human soul.
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Henry Fonda is both the star and producer as Sidney Lumet (in his directorial debut) brings Reginald Rose's powerful TV drama to the silver screen featuring a brilliant all-star cast with Fonda as the lone juror, who holds out for an acquittal during a murder trial, but he's up against some tough opposition from his fellow jurors. The entire jury also consists of Martin Balsam, John Fiedler, Lee J. Cobb, E.G. Marshall, Jack Klugman, Edward Binns, Jack Warden, Joseph Sweeney, Ed Begley, George Voskovec & Robert Webber. A tense well-acted melodrama as it was when it first appeared on the TV series "Playhouse 90".
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- 3/21/10
The brilliance of this movie will be alive eons from now. It says so much on a very small budget (comparatively speaking). Henry Fonda should have received an academy award for his role. Several other actors in the movie could have received the supporting oscar. In the film is a glimpse of our judicial system. This drama plays out as reason and the rhetorician are mightier than the sword (of prejudice, apathy, hate, the generation gap, xenophobia, and sports fanaticism). With the movie recorded in black and white it lends itself to a certain realism with the audience; you almost feel you are in the break area with them during a respite in the deliberations. What a civics lesson connected to the democratic process.
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Brilliant classic drama. The performances from the entire cast are outstanding. Excellent direction, it is always interesting. Thought provoking and unforgettable.
Lots of acting talent...
- Ann Brown
- 7/20/08
...can't help this preachy, talky and ultimately boring film. About the unfairness of stereotypes, the movie is filled with trite stereotypical characters. Although it would be tempting to call this film dated, I suspect it was a bit of a "trial" to watch, even in 1957. Viewing it once as a curiosity is definitely enough.
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This is one of those special films, where you could be flipping through the channels, and catch a thirty second glimpse, and in an instant, know it is worth watching. That is what happened to me some twenty years ago, when I first saw it, and I stopped flipping and started watching. Yes, it is hard to believe a tense drama played out in a stifling room could have any "Hollywood Magic", but this one does, maybe in a unique way. The same power Fonda radiated in Oxbow Incident. I would guess everyone involved in these films gave all they had. And it shows. The morals and messages come through without preaching, if you let yourself think. Choose any actor or character and you will get the sense they are just real people. The cinematography relies on monochromatic contrast, and up close and personal face shots to tell the story. Creative use of the camera- goes to eleven! There are plenty of courtroom dramas on film. This one is the gold standard. And Jack Klugman having the honor of choosing his own four star film to share with us, decades later. Is this a wonderful world or what???
Judge not lest you be....
- FrankieCee
- 7/29/06
What a "fantastic" movie. Just the fact that 12 men in a little room can mesmerize an audience for almost 90 minutes speaks volumes toward the quality of this production. It runs the gamut of emotions from petty prejudices to hate, to intolerance to broken relationships. All of which meld together to create an atmosphere as torrid and stifling, as a one room "tinderbox" (about to ignite) can get, on such a swelteringly hot, oppressively humid, summer's day. A "must see" movie.
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I'm rattled by the idea that Summit Entertainment feels like the themes of heartache, loss, tragedy and pain have to be white-washed for audiences to "get" it.
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There have been a lot of fires in my 'hood lately, which made me realize I should get renters insurance. And create an escape plan for Lamby.
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