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Day 1
Depending on your arrival time, there may be some time free for exploration of this wonderfully colourful city.
Day 2
After a leisurely morning and lunch in Marrakech we transfer by minibus to Imlil, a journey of just under two hours which takes us from the plains into the heart of the High Atlas range. In the afternoon we take a short walk to our mountain gite in Arroumd where there is some free time to explore the area.
Day 3
Leaving the fields and walnut trees of Aroumd behind, we follow the Mizane valley to the small shrine of Sidi Chamarouch, a place of pilgrimage for many Moroccans. There is time to view the tomb of the local marabout (holy man) albeit from a distance as non-Muslims are not allowed to cross the footbridge. After stopping for a soft drink or mint tea, we continue the climb up to the Neltner refuge at an altitude of 3209m.
The afternoon is used to practice with the crampons and ice-axe. The guides will find an appropriate patch of snow and demonstrate the important techniques of walking in crampons and ice-axe arrest - stopping yourself with your axe if you are sliding on a snow slope.
6 hours walking, Alt. gain 1200 m, Alt. loss 0 m
Day 4
An early start (6-7am) for the ascent of Toubkal. After crossing the river outside the refuge we immediately start climbing through scree and snow up the western flank of Toubkal. About an hour below the summit we we reach a wide open pass for our first views of the south. We then turn north for a climb up the ridge to the summit plateau. Reaching the summit (4167m) provides a great sense of achievement and we are rewarded with breathtaking views. We descend by the same route and should be back to the refuge in time for a late lunch.
6 hours walking, Alt. gain 960 m, Alt. loss 960 m
Day 5
Another early start to climb Jebel Ouanakrim, North Africa's second highest peak that dominates the head of the valley. We start with a more gentle walk up to the valley head, passing a few snowy 'azibs' (summer grazing pastures) to take us to the Tizi (col). From here we can see the scramble that is needed to take us to the summit plateau. The scramble is easy, but a little exposed in some places so the guides will set up a rope where needed. It's about 100 metres in length, with only the middle section requiring any particular care. We then cross (still quite a bit of ascent to go) the summit plateau to the Timzguida summit at 4089m. The views from here are even more extensive than those from Toubkal, with sweeping vista down the Sous valley towards Taroudant.
6 hours walking, Alt. gain 900 m, Alt. loss 900 m
Day 6
Today we head for a narrow pass, Tizi Ouanoums, which is jammed in a steep gorge on the side of Toubkal. From here we look down the steep southerly face to the emerald green Lac D'Ifni below. After enjoying the views we return the way we came, back past the refuge, and down to Arroumd.
7 hours walking, Alt. gain 457 m, Alt. loss 1664 m
Day 7
The short walk down to Imlil is followed by the drive to Marrakech. In the afternoon and early evening we can explore Marrakech and do some serious bargaining for souvenirs. Djemaa el Fna, the open-air market place around which traditional life of Marrakech revolves, is an exciting place to visit. The name literally means 'place of death' as it was the place where the Sultans used to display the heads of their enemies. Now, with the foodstalls, snake charmers, water-sellers, travelling musicians and acrobats, the square is a place of entertainment for both Moroccan and visitors alike. The modern shopping centres of the French-built 'new town' are only a short walk away.
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Cet exerciseur AeroPilates Performer de Stamina vous offre tous les avantages de l'entraînement Pilates et vous permet aussi de faire des exercices cardiovasculaires. Il a tout pour vous aider à renforcer vos muscles et à améliorer la flexibilité de votre corps selon la méthode Pilates. Avec la trampoline brevetée Cardio Rebounder, vous pourrez profiter d'un entraînement cardio aussi efficace qu'avec un tapis roulant pour vous aider à brûler des calories et à perdre du poids. Toutefois, contrairement à l'utilisation d'un tapis roulant, l'entraînement avec la trampoline Cardio Rebounder AeroPilates se fait en douceur, car en position couchée, on ne subit aucune pression sur les jambes, les hanches et la colonne vertébrale. Commandez l'exerciseur AeroPilates Performer dès aujourd'hui et vous en apprécierez les résultats sur votre corps. • Cadre en acier solide • 2 DVD d'entraînement et 3 séances d'entraînement : Entraînement AeroPilates Pure Pilates Niveau 1, Entraînement AeroPilates Simply Cardio Niveau 1 et Entraînement combiné Workout & AeroPilates Niveau 1 • (2) cordons de résistance normale (noir) • (1) cordon de résistance élevée (rouge) • Cardio Rebounder • Barre d'appui élargie pour les pieds • Appuie-tête 3 positions • Coussin en mousse haute densité • Embouts de protection antidérapants • Chariot roulant • Sangles ajustables • Poignées antidérapantes • Système de poulie • Affiche en couleur illustrant les exercices • Chariot élargi • Peut supporter jusqu'à 300 lb • Assemblage requis • Entretien / nettoyage : Essuyer avec un linge humide. • Poids : 68 lb • Dimensions (pouces) : 18 (long.) x 20 (haut.) x 26 (larg.) Comprend : • Exerciseur Pilates Premier • Système de poulie • (2) poignées recouvertes de fourrure • Sangles ajustables • Appuie-tête • Cordon de résistance élevée (rouge) • Affiche en couleur illustrant les exercices • Guide d'instructions • (2) DVD en prime (Simply Cardio Niveau 2 et Pure Pilates Niveau 2) Renseignements sur la garantie : Cet ensemble comprend une garantie du fabricant de 90 ans sur les pièces et une garantie limitée du fabricant de 3 ans sur le cadre
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Terrific Workout with the Aeropilates
Par Ruth
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I own the Aeropilates Premier 271 - purchased just before Christmas, before the 5 cord aeropilates was aired. I love this machine, it was very easy to put together, but the most important quality is the great workout. The workout DVD's are excellent. I do the workout every day. I have noticed great improvement with flexibility and strength. Purchased the pillow after, find much more comfortable with the pillow. There should be no hesitation with any aeropilates machines, the workouts are good, and very thorough. Glad I have the machine.
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Big mistake to buy
Par warmfuzzies
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I have wanted to purchase this for the longest time. It has been a huge disappointment. Do your homework before you buy this product. The salespeople on TV don't tell you the truth about the product. It is extremely heavy. I am a single female and could not get it up the stairs. I needed to ask a male friend to help me. It is extremely long at about 6'. You need to dedicate a room for this piece of equipment. You cannot fold it up using only one hand as they brag on TV. At least, I can't.You need to assemble it. I guess it is easy if you are familiar with tools and are very strong to move it around to get the pieces together. It took me an hour and half to do this.On TV they have several machines already set up so you don't see that you have to unscrew the regular foot rest to get the rebounder on. This is an inconvenience when you are in the middle of using it.Be sure it is what you want as it is a huge pain to return. It is impossible to get back into the box. You will also need your friend to come back to help you take it out of the house again if you are a single female like me.I wish I could give it more stars but it has been a nightmare setting it up and returning it. I am not likely to shop at TSC again because of what I believe was intentional deception by the salespeople who sold this product on TV.
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Need the Stand
Par Scot in Canada
de Edmonton, Alberta
I like this equipment but it is heavy to move. Don't find it easy to fold. Love the rebounder. It's gentle on the joints. I am 60+ and find it difficult to get up so will definitely purchase the stand. I do not usually exercise, but don't mind working out on this equipment.Quality is really good. Glad they have included DVD's.
need the stand.....
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I love my machine but really need the stand...so I hope it becomes available for the 3 chord....otherwise I am :(........
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I LOVE my AeroPilates :)
Par Tracey
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I ordered my machine right after Christmas and have used it everyday for 30 mins since it arrived on Jan.8. I have extreme anxiety/depression so am unable to go to a gym to work out. I also suffer from a very bad back and have extremely poor circulation in my feet, legs, arms and hands. ( Raynaud's disease) I am 39 and have recently put on weight, about an extra 20 pounds. This machine allows me to burn calories, work up a good sweat, and actually get a good overall work out! I think my life will change! I may actually start to feel good about myself!! My 15 year old daughter also loves to use it, Thank you TSC!!!!
Love My New Machine!
Par Jackie
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I bought this machine the last time Marjolein was on the Shopping Channel. I got the machine, the bar and the stand and am totally loving my Pilates routine. I plug in a DVD, do my workout and feel great afterward! I've lost weight and inches and have noticed that I am more aware of my core and posture than I ever was before! Watch the DVD's, it makes a big difference. I've also joined Marjolein's facebook page and love the ongoing tips and encouragement!
Good build quality for the money.
Par Igor
de Toronto
My wife is really happy about the machine. I can say the build quality is good, no weak of flimzy parts, easy assembly, all makes sense to me.I'd think it'll fit most people in height. For really heavy peaople or for more 'power' exersise you'd want to go with the heavy duty model.I find myself using it too for some realaxation exersises after work - indeed it does feel diferrent from regular gym stuff.So the only thing you will need now is will power and a bit of time to see the results.
Aero Pilates 271
Par ichbin's
Received my machine about a month ago and been using the rebounder about 4 times a week. I am in my late 70's and have severe arthritis so exercising comes not easy but with using the rebounder I find I am getting a little stronger as time passes. I am really looking forward to doing more basic exercises in the month to come. I do find the machine quite large and heavy and by using the Stand it can not be folded for storage at all. Needless to say for a Person in my position the Stand is an absolute must-I would not be able to get off the machine without it. I also do use the extra pillow and love it.
A Real Winner
Par Rosanne
de Winnipeg
This is the machine if you want toning and cardio. Dr. advised me to loose weight and lower cholesterol. And so far I have lost 10 lbs. and I feel so much better. It is definitely a lifetime commitment for me.
Love it!
Par Valerie
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Just received my machine and I must say it is so easy to assemble! Literally took me maybe half hour. Tried it out right away as I couldn't wait for it to arrive, I can certainly say, I am going to really enjoy this!! It is so relaxing and not to mention the fact that you get to do alot of exercises laying on your back, now I can see why they say it is so good for stress in your life. I only wish I didn't wait so long to get it:))


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Normally I wouldn't love the idea of Madelyn and Marianne in the same set of siblings, but as you're planning to call her Annie I don't see a problem. I think Violet would fit well in your family as well. Felicity would be a refreshing choice - why not Felicity Jane or Felicity Juliet instead of Felicity Olive?
Polls are a good way to get a general idea of how people react to different names, but try not to lose sight of what YOU love - there isn't a terrible name on your list, and your family and friends will learn to love whatever name you choose even if their initial reaction is lukewarm. Marianne is not currently popular in the US or the UK and isn't trendy like Violet, Penelope and other names you are considering, but that doesn't make it a bad name.
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Thanks so much ysaline! Very good to remember. Of course, we don't even know whether we are having a boy or a girl yet (I'm only a few weeks along!) so I may be fretting over girl names for nothing!
Mom to Alexander Patrick (10), Madelyn Esther (7), Genevieve Susan (2), and angel baby Theodore James (stillborn at 37 weeks on February 3, 2014).
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I voted for Marianne, but only because of the rather obscure reason that in a classic series of British children's books (Just William) there is an irritating, spoiled brat with a lisp called Violet Elizabeth Bott whose catchphrase is "I'll thcweam and thcweam and thcweam until I'm thick"! This probably isn't an issue for many other people ;-)


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Welcome to Øones Blueprints! The Blueprints product line offers you old-fashioned blue printed maps for using in your adventures and campaigns. For each map you get a blueprint version and a standard black and white version. The maps are all vector-based so you will get maximum print resolution. Despite their old fashioned appearance each map offers you a degree of customization, using the pdf technology at its best. A button (which will not be printed) on each map allows you to turn on and off the grid, eliminate the room numbers, get the walls filled, dont show doors and furniture and many other options, depending on the kind of map. Each product features a classic fantasy adventure location: a dungeon, a keep, a temple complex, a thieves guild and so on. You can use these map as reference to build your own adventures or simply take them at hand in case your players go in an unexpected direction during the campaign. While offering you the best quality, these products are really inexpensive.
Castle Falconflight Once the magnificent residence of the Town Lord, now the castle it is the hiding place for a group of marauders led by Graunth Obadai the merciless, a towering half-orc who is said to have demon blood in his veins. Graunth is often out of the castle to maraud the countryside. A small garrison of cutthroats is always left in the castle, surveying the fabled treasure amassed by the band. Nobody knows the true name of Graunth Obadai the merciless. It is said he took the name of the evil warlord who sacked the Ruined Town in the past after making a strange discovery in the dungeons of Castle Falconflight. People say the bandit took that feared name to provoke terror in the countryside but few persons say the half-orc retrieved a lost artifact in the dungeon of the castle and that after the discovery he was changed. This product expands a location found in Øone's Blueprints: The Ruined Town
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I can't blame them at all for being high on Brewer and I wouldn't be surprised to see them snatch up Corey at 7.Are the Minnesota Timberwolves leaning towards Florida guard/forward Corey Brewer with the seventh overall pick?
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Brace for Healthcare Management Shakeups
No, this isn't a story about the latest CEO to face a no-confidence vote from his physicians. In today's healthcare world, that kind of revolt seems quaint.
It's about how you're going to be able to thrive in a lower reimbursement environment that requires you to find and implement big efficiencies.
You're probably pretty comfortable with the way your lieutenants report to you in your organization. Sure there are issues, but for the most part, you and your team get things done.
But don't get too comfortable. Dealing with accountable care organizations or value-based purchasing protocols is challenging.
I'm not exaggerating when I say we are experiencing a seismic shift in what you're ultimately compensated and rewarded for in healthcare, whether from the commercial or government payer side. Perhaps, in light of that fact, you should look at performing a similar seismic shift in your organizational hierarchy.
While researching this topic for an upcoming story in HealthLeaders magazine, I talked to several top executives at leading healthcare organizations across the country. To be sure, most of them are large, multi-hospital, multi-site organizations, but their lessons also apply to smaller systems and even standalone hospitals. The old way of strategic planning and execution just isn't going to cut it anymore. You can be proactive about it or you can wait until there's no other choice but to blow up your management team—either way, you're going to have to change.
"Ok smart guy," you're probably saying to yourself, "what do you know about how best to organize my top executives?"
Well, honestly, not much, but I do talk to a lot of people who have proved over time that they know what they're doing by demonstrating quality outcomes and patient experience scores, and yet, they realize their current structure is not preparing them to deal with accountability for those metrics as well as many others. So I give them the benefit of the doubt when they tell me that they're reorganizing their reporting structure to centralize authority and reduce the independence of individual sites to do things that would be best done with the clout and expertise of the entire system, such as technology upgrades, bricks and mortar, and labor issues. That approach provides more flexibility and keeps organizational goals, as opposed to individual site goals, at the forefront.
Now you're probably saying, "if I do that, my docs will revolt, and I'll be out of a job."
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John (6/8/2011 at 4:32 PM)
Robert, it's interesting that the airlines analogy was used. We know how well that's worked for them...
Robert Trinka (6/7/2011 at 11:43 AM)
Phil, it is interesting that Thomson Reuters recently ranked the Top Ten Health Systems, which includes names like Advocate Health Care, Mayo, Partners Healthcare, etc. The eight criteria they used included, In-hospital mortality, Medical complications, Patient safety, Average LOS, 30-day Mortality rate, 30-day readmission rate, Adherence to clinical standards of care, and "HHS" patient survey score. No specific inclusion of expense management, cost controls and containment, or per cent increase/decrease in total cost of care. Ironically, the single largest issue facing all healthcare providers (whether they know it or not) is COST! A hospital or health system management team should be looking at major real cost reductions over the next 5 to 10 years of up to 50%, while improving quality standards and benchmarks. Impossible? No. And if no one believes that will be required, just ask the airlines (post 1978 deregulation) and other industries that have had to change the way they did business to dramatically reduce cost in a short period of time while maintaining the essential standards of service and performance. That will be the challenge and the survivors will figure out how to do it.
Stefani (6/6/2011 at 2:18 PM)
Phil - The hospital infrastructure is archaic. We all know that. A dual governance system is just plain inefficient and perpetuates the 'we-they' dichotomy that keeps the medical staff distant from the executive staff. Each must share the same economic and quality goals and have equal interest in achieving them.
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Turambar (King of Gondor)
Turambar | |
Gondorian | |
Biographical Information | |
Titles | King of Gondor |
Location | Gondor |
Language | Westron |
Birth | T.A. 397 |
Rule | T.A. 541 - 667 (116 years) |
Death | T.A. 667 (aged 270) |
Family | |
House | House of Anárion |
Parentage | Rómendacil I |
Children | Atanatar I |
Physical Description | |
Gender | Male |
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He inherited the crown early when his father Rómendacil I was killed during an Easterling invasion of northern Ithilien. Turambar sought vengeance for his father's death, and succeeded brilliantly. Not only did he destroy the horde, he continued his conquest into the lands of the Easterlings themselves, winning new territory in Rhûn for Gondor.[3]
Because Turambar was young when he took the throne his rule lasted longer than a century. His was the longest reign of Gondor since that of his ancestor Meneldil. He was succeeded by his son Atanatar I.
[edit] Etymology
Turambar was the epithet of the great hero of the First Age, Túrin Turambar. It translates as "Master of Doom" from Quenya.[4]
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Rómendacil I | |||||||
Atanatar I | |||||||
Siriondil | |||||||
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- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Peoples of Middle-earth, "The Heirs of Elendil"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "The Realms in Exile", "The Southern Line: Heirs of Anarion"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "Narn i Hîn Húrin (The Tale of the Children of Húrin)"
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Neem has rightly been called sarvaroghari. Since time immemorial, Indians have learnt and made use of neem in a variety of ways both for personal and community health by way of environmental amelioration. Despite all the vicissitudes India has gone through over the centuries, neem has managed to remain a friend, philosopher and guide to an average Indian. It is time this heritage is appreciated and in area of promotional and preventive health care, our indigenous knowledge and resources are made use of on an increasing scale as low-cost, effective ingredient for the realization of the lofty goal of 'Health for all'.
As Naveen Patnaik (1993, p. 40) says, "Possessed of many and great virtues, this native Indian tree has been identified on the five-thousand-year-old seals excavated from the Indus Valley Civilization". How the tradition lives on has also been graphically brought out, "Today the margosa is valued more highly for its capacity to exercise the demon of disease than the spirit of the dead, and an image of the folk goddess Sitala can often be seen suspended from a margosa branch where she guards against small pox, once the great killer of the Indian country side. Renowned for its antiseptic and disinfection properties, the tree is thought to be particularly protective of women and children. Delivery chambers are fumigated with its burning bark (Margosa seed oil has been chemically tested as an external contraceptive, used by women as a spermicide). Dried margosa leaves are burned as mosquito repellent. Fresh leaves, notorious for their bitterness, are cooked and eaten to gain immunity from malaria.
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3.46/5 rDev -1.4%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Had on tap at The Foundry in Kansas City, MO. Served in a standard pint glass.
Appearance - Rather disappointing, based on comparing it to my only other frame of reference for a Berliner Weisse (1809). The color is lemon yellow with carbonation bubbles drifting up through the beer as it sits. Head is white and about a half finger at best, and doesn't hang around long, leaving spotty bubbles on top. Looks very flat.
Smell - CItrus, grassy, some twinge of sourness, as well as the wheat characteristics. Promising, especially after the lackluster appearance.
Taste - Actually pretty good. I like the tartness and notes of lemon and lemongrass. Almost reminds me of a shandy with how lemony it is. I could totally drink this on a hot summer day, but I would like it to be more carbonated.
Mouthfeel - Like the appearance, I feel like it was negatively impacted by the carbonation situation. I get some hints of carbonation in my mouth, but it fades quickly, and just feel like a beer that is a little flat. It reminded me in a very small way of the mouthfeel of some of the popular macro lagers.
Overall, an up and down beer. Some elements are really nice, but others are quite uninspiring. I can't help but wonder if the tap was calibrated, because the others at my table seemed to have beers that lost carbonation quickly.
Serving type: on-tap
05-19-2013 02:55:56 | More by LambicPentameter
3.76/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Travelers 14oz mug. An American Wild Ale. Pours hazy lemony yellow, opaque, low head, blotchy lacing. Nose vague, hidden, wet, etoh. Citrus notes, wetness, then light bitter sour notes effervesce. Goes well with salt. Afternotes linger, lactic isn't too biley, clean flavors. Would like to have a more bitter hop bite on this to elevate. Carbonation is finer, moving to lambic, but fatter at the end. Somewhat champagne-like in mouth feel. Low EtOH allows for an easy another.
Serving type: bottle
05-14-2013 00:41:57 | More by Bitter_Echo
3.96/5 rDev +12.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is a good introduction to sour beers. It refreshes the palate, but isn't overwhelmingly sour. It finishes crisp and clean. It has hints of ripe fruit like sour apple, but still has a grainy backbone. It is great to drink when the weather is warm, or if you like a change of pace from heavy stouts or hopped up IPAs. It won't knock you out of your chair, but I think that it is definitely worth a try.
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04-29-2013 05:26:09 | More by downeyj4
3.16/5 rDev -10%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25
Appearance- Fairly unremarkable, typical yellow amber color. Not much of a head. Although this is pretty typical of the style.
Smell- Yeasty with some stewed vegetable/grain qualities. Some vinegar too, "pale" smelling. Felt like there could be more character here.
Taste- Lemon, and definitely the sour elements of lemon rather than the more fruity tones. Sour lactic qualities like a thin sour cream.
Mouthfeel- Very fine fizzy carbonation, pretty thin. Very tarty with some nice snap to it. I came to like the feel more as I progressed through the beer.
Overall- Definitely shows the characteristics of a Berliner weissbier. While I haven't tried many of the style I'm so far not used to their sour flavors making it a bit difficult to gauge its quality.
Serving type: bottle
04-28-2013 00:27:16 | More by Maninthearena
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.75
Appearance - hazy straw yellow color with a heavy amt of carbonation rising up
Smell - sour funkiness with a hint of lemon scent. Slight wheat presence, smells refreshing
Taste and Mouthfeel- Crisp light wheat flavor and then a taste lemon juice. The sour taste comes in right afterward. Is a bit herbal-tasting
Overall - a great beer for a hot, summer day. It is a good beer to just sit and sip.
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04-26-2013 18:24:28 | More by Kelsiemoeller
2.79/5 rDev -20.5%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75
Appearance: Light yellow and fizzy, small white, fizzy head. Clear and sparkling.
Aroma & Taste: Light malt and straw notes, with some grapefruit and pineapple. Light fizzy mouthfeel with moderate acidity. The acidity gives the beer a sour taste that has a slight sweetness to it.
Serving type: bottle
04-26-2013 15:54:03 | More by Thaddeus
4.11/5 rDev +17.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
A- Medium yellow to a little golden and very cloudy. Small head that fizzes up quickly, but goes away just as quick. No lacing because of the lack of retaining head. Body is opaque and effervescent.
S- Light and heavy on the grains and wheat notes. Slight hints of spices along with a little hints of the sour mash scent mix together. Really distinct light grains are ended with a very slight citrus scent.
T- Starts with mild grains like on the scent and moves quickly into a mild sour note. More just tart that sour. Mostly a lemon-like sour quality, that is there only for a short bit before moving back into wheat flavors. Grains end it with slight contributions of spice and a hint of hops bitterness, just not much.
M- Light and refreshing. Very highly carbonated, but still very easy to drink. Slight sour kick makes it even more refreshing. Body is still light despite the big grain bill.
Overall, this is a great way to get your sour fill in a cheap and easy to find beer. Great, if not ideal, example of the style. The perfect summer lawnmower beer if shandies aren't your thing.
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04-26-2013 14:59:22 | More by boilermakerbrew
4.1/5 rDev +16.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
This beer has a pleasantly tart, citrusy aroma. It has a bright light gold appearance. The beer was at first crisp and refreshing, followed with a tart citrus taste, almost like a weak lambic. Very light mouthfeel makes it very refreshing and clean, this beer would be a perfect one to end the day with.
Serving type: bottle
04-25-2013 22:49:44 | More by noahallington
4.03/5 rDev +14.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Poured into a Beach Brewing Co. kolsch glass. Hazy, fizzy yellow with wheat and pale malt nose. Soft but quick-to-dissipate head.
Tangy and sour, but not so sour your mouth puckers, this is a very refreshing and light brew offered by Bell's. Light wheat flavors accompanied by sour candy notes. Lemon and lemongrass hint toward the end. Light bodied and feels a bit like champagne in the mouth. I really like the crispness.
In summary: a light -- but slightly funky -- sour brew that should work well on its own or with some lighter foods (e.g., nice green salad with lots of avocado and tomato).
An excellent summer session ale. Great to drink while grilling -- the low AVB will lead to fewer fires!
Serving type: bottle
04-14-2013 22:46:39 | More by Zraly
3.4/5 rDev -3.1%
look: 2.75 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.75
Love how light and refreshing it is. This beer makes a great all day drinking beer since it's also a lighter ABV. An excellent starter sour beer for those that aren't too familiar with sours. Would like to be able to drink all through the summer though, which sometimes doesn't happen as it's apparently a fall seasonal. The fact that people haven't caught on to how nice this sour is makes it last longer at retail locations though, which is a plus.
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2013 16:36:18 | More by kirs10jones
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
We pour a brew of crisp yellow straw coloring. It holds a one and a half finger head of tight white bubbles. This retains decently, leaving wisps of lacing around the glass. There is a mild haze to the clarity, but no sediment. Carbonation appears light. The aroma gives tart zing of pale grain, with lactics, lemony bite, chalky wheatiness, bright metallics, dried grassiness, and faintly sugary soured cherries. With warmth comes baking flour, acetaldehyde, and raw, tannic white grape skins. Our first impression is that flavoring is much lighter, sweeter, and refreshing than the nose suggests. As we sip, watered pale grain, sweaty saltines, zesty orange and lemon spritz, soured lactics, and mineral start things off. Moving to the peak is a mix of enhanced lemon rind bitterness, light bubblegum ester sweetness, dry and toasty pale malts, and juicy yeastiness. We finish with a light wheaty wash. This effectively cuts much of the prior tartness, helping us finish on a clean, albeit one-sided, note. The aftertaste breathes with sweat, green banana, wheat, lemon rind, chalk, and soured pale graininess. The body is light, and the carbonation is light to medium. The mouth is cooled with each sip, lightly coated, and crisply sucked dry at the base of the hard palate. Slurp, sip, froth, and cream and all lighter, but appropriately so. The abv is way easy, and drinkability is excellent.
Overall, what we enjoyed most about this beer was its lightness and ease of drinkability. The aroma introduced a serious sourness and tartness, while the flavoring, via crisp grain and citric inclusions, smashed, smoothed, and blended things into a concise, easy final product. No one component ever became overwhelming, and the wheat stayed right where it needed to be to ensure the strength of the base. If we are being picky, the flavoring does ease up a bit too much at the end of the sip and, at times, can feel watered through. This, however, doesn't change the fact that this is one clean, refreshing, and sessionable beer.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2013 00:57:41 | More by TheBrewo
3.94/5 rDev +12.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a snifter.
Color is straw pale. About one finger thick off white colored head with not enough retention. Recedes fast. Excellent lacing on the sides. Hazy and opaque. Calm with very few bubbles.
Aroma is definitely if a wheat beer. A good amount of tartness comes through in the nose. Some clove phenols. Very little banana. The initial sweetness gives way to sour tartness. Very dry smell. Wheat proteins and yeast do come through.
Taste is a lot like what aroma is all about. Dry finish. Tart. Slightly borderline sour. Some clove and spicy flavors. Wheat sweetness and the sourness probably from yeast seem to collide to give rise to a not so sour or sweet taste. Very light at 4%.
Mouth feel is light bodied. Low to moderate carbonation. Dry feel throughout. An easy drinking beer if you like sours/tarts.
Not for me. Once is enough.
Serving type: bottle
04-02-2013 00:48:11 | More by AmitC
3.79/5 rDev +8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
The beer pours a spritzy golden orange with a small, egg shell white head of tight bubbles that quickly fizzles into a rim on the glass. The beer's body is misty but clear of particles, and chock full of a torrential river of carbonation bubbles that are constantly racing up the glass. For lacing, the beer leaves small slippery strings that do not stay on the glass long. On the nose, the beer smells deeply of cereal wheat, almost like a meaty wheat flake. There is the faintest hint of tartness in the beginning of the nose, but that is quickly eaten up by the thick bready caramel wheat smell that makes me think this beer is heavier than it is. On the tongue, the beer tastes lightly acidic with a nice sweet wheat malt roundness to the taste. In flavor, the beer begins as tart, almost citric acid that washes quickly over the tongue and is replaced by light chewy lemon wheat bread (without the acid) and a touch of citric orange. The finish is of light lemon and orange water, mixed in with a touch of sweet wheat malts. As the beer warms, a wheat flake flavor does enter the beer throughout the taste. The aftertaste is light and tingly, similar to how the mouth feels after a light tea, or flavored water. In the mouth, the beer feels a step above light in body, with a strong prickly carbonation that never grows out of control and helps to punctuate the flavor notes on the palate. The mouth is left fairly clean, with only the faintest feeling of carbonation burn and a touch of sticky malt candy covering the mouth. Overall this beer is nice, and could definitely be a great all day beer. Its light spritziness makes it refreshing and interesting, but I kind of wish there was more tartness to this beer. It's simple and nice, but it doesn't blow me away, and it really just leaves me desiring a fuller flavor. A great session beer for sure, if you want something light, but you can find more flavorful beers for the ABV level.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2013 01:24:07 | More by Maxwell
New York
3.14/5 rDev -10.5%
look: 2.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25
12oz. bottle served in a Westvleteren 12 chalice. Shared with schen9303.
Pours a .5 finger foamy white head that dissipates quickly. Beer is a clear pale lemon yellow. Lacing is non-existent. Not much going on here.
Nose is a very light tartness mixed with some foaminess. Malty aroma lingers in the background. Moderately aromatic. I'd like this to be a bit more tart and a touch more funky.
Opens lightly tart lemon. Slight acidity with some lemon rind and a crisp, light malt body in the back. Ends wheaty with a slight pucker right at the finish. Aftertaste is sweet and tart. Again, like the nose, not much going on here.
Light bodied with ample carbonation. Light and spritzy in the mouth and crisp and refreshing going down. Accented finish with a rather clean aftertaste. Nice.
Not a bad beer but I expect more from a world-class brewery like Bells. There's just not much going on here as if Oarsman is made to have syrup added to it. There's more interesting beers in the style though this is still worth trying.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2013 00:52:54 | More by SpeedwayJim
3.88/5 rDev +10.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a HUGE, soft, white head that fizzes very loudly as it slowly collapses to form a nice layer across the top. Yeasty goodness and soft wheat in the nose with a touch of tartness. Turbidity gives it the color of light straw. Starts sour and bright, with no real hop presence. A slight flash of metallic as it transitions into a smooth, nice malt finish. Finish is nice, malt, a little yeasty.
Overall, I like this. Is it the best Berliner Weisse, ever? No.
Is it the best session, ever? Maybe.
Clocking in at 4.0% ABV, this is WONDERFUL for drinking. The mouthfeel is fantastic effervescent and light enough to pair well with the tartness. The low ABV keeps this one being REFRESHING! It's my easy-to-get fix for my Berliner cravings!
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2013 01:50:46 | More by TheSSG
3.56/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 3.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Poured from the bottle to a standard shaker, May 2012. Pours a pale, hay colored yellow with a little haze to it. Very thin head, but very active bubbles rushing up from the bottom. Smells heavy of yeast and fresh bread with a cutting smell of acid and lemon rind as well. The taste and mouthfeel was very clean, like a standard lager but with good body and obvious wheat sweetness to it. It did get a little cloying after a little bit and almost tasted like a lemon jolly rancher. The ABV says sessionable, but it was just a little too sweet to me.
Serving type: bottle
03-16-2013 21:32:50 | More by estlinska
Yukon (Canada)
3.49/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a Pipeworks Berliner Weiss glass.
A- pours a light pilsner color with a half finger white head. No lacing.
S- pale malts, wheat, slight sourness, and some lemon.
T- light sour mash, light caramel, some lemon
M- light body and medium carbonation. Light, thin feel with very little acidity.
O- average Berliner with very mild sourness and a thinner feel than others I have had.
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2013 00:55:41 | More by kawilliams81
3.55/5 rDev +1.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12oz bottle, dated 10/29/2012, poured into a Bell's tulip.
The beer pours a murky straw color, very hazy, hues of gold and lemon zest with a thin, fizzy white head, barely a half finger high, that recedes into nothingness quickly leaving behind a trace of film and no lacing. The aroma is of tart, lightly acidic citrus, lots of wheat with some floral notes. The aroma is quite light, a bit more tart and sour than I'd prefer. The flavors are similar, notes of banana, tart citrus with lots of wheat and some sweet cereal grain at the finish. The body is nice, carbonation is lively, but not prickly and abrasive, finishes nice and smoothly.
Verdict: A bit lacking for such a simple style, the balance of flavors seems to be a touch out of whack and it's lacking brightness and vibrancy that makes this style really enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2013 00:30:29 | More by kevanb
3.33/5 rDev -5.1%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
Poured from bottle into standard pint.
A: Light color, slightly cloudy. Heavy amount of carbonation, little to no white colored foam. Lots of bubbles clinging to the glass. No lacing.
S: Smells of citrus and vinegar. Not personally fond of the smell.
T: Tart taste, follows up on the citrus smell. I get a sense of green apples or grapes.
M: Overall good mouth feel. The interplay of the carbonation and the tartness makes for a pleasurable sip.
O: Was not aware this is a sour upon purchasing. That is my fault for not reading the back of the bottle. I just read "ale". Anyhow, I tried to judge fairly based on the fact that I am not a fan of sour beers. The initial pour did not look like a "high end" beer to me. The heavy carbonation and yellow color reminded me of a cheaper light beer. The lack of foam and lacing added to this. However, actually tasting the beer turned it around for me. The tartness and carbonation played well with each other and created a beer that is reminiscent of something like white wine. The aftertaste and smell of vinegar are sort of a turn off for me. I imagine that for people that enjoy sours this is a pretty decent one. However, it is not for me.
Serving type: bottle
03-08-2013 04:11:23 | More by RuEXP1
3.86/5 rDev +10%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A- Very pale orange with a slightly cloudy appearance. Thin layer of white bubbles serves as the head, with tons of transparent bubbles clinging to the side of the glass.
S- Slight tart note, dried apricots, some citrus, hint of sweet malt. Smells good, but very weak aroma.
T- Sour and tart with notes of dried fruit. Some citrus comes through as well, along with a toasted malt finish.
M- Crisp and carbonated with a slight tingle on the tongue. Light bodied.
O- Not a bad beer by any means, but not huge of flavor. I could see this as a good option for a summer beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2013 23:16:11 | More by stephenjmoore
4.25/5 rDev +21.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Just what I'm looking for ... a tasty session beer.
I am NOT a Flemish sour fan ... yet (I'm still working to develop a taste for sours). But the tartness of this light-looking beer was just enough to be interesting but not sour. I had a four-ounce taster of the beer, so I don't know if it would have held my interest for a full 12- or 16-ounce serving.
Serving type: on-tap
02-20-2013 04:10:03 | More by TucsonTom
4.06/5 rDev +15.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a bottle into a glass.
A: pours a cloudy straw yellow with a head that dissipates instantly. Lots of carbonation.
S: lemon, grapefruit and some minor farmhouse zest combine with a musty sour smell. Nice!
T: minor lemon notes become musty and develop into a nice farmhouse style with slight sourness.
M: watery with minor sour notes.
O: really good, not my favorite style but a nice example.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2013 23:37:44 | More by codysjb
4.03/5 rDev +14.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Pours a clear, pale yellow with a creamy white head. Aromas of tart fruit, and a hint of vinegar. Taste is an initial sour, tart fruit beginning, followed by a light cracker middle, and a hint of earthiness in an otherwise super clean finish. Mouthfeel is good for the abv. Overall a great true session beer. It's a shame there arent more Berliner Weiss' available in America!
Serving type: bottle
01-31-2013 01:33:53 | More by tronester
North Carolina
3.79/5 rDev +8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
12 ounce bottle poured into a Chalice.
A: Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a half finger head and no lacing.
S: Tangy citrus aromas along with some bready malts. Almost a white wine smell.
T: Again, almost like a white wine. Plenty of citrus and some wheat. Tart.
M: Light bodied with good carbonation.
O: This is my first Berliner Weissbier. It's definitely not my favorite style, but not bad at all. I prefer beers with more alcohol though. I'm glad I tried it, but I won't be buying it again.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2013 21:45:16 | More by nUgZ
New Jersey
3.44/5 rDev -2%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
a slightly hazy golden pour with a finger of white head which quickly disappeared. smells of citrus (orange), wheat bread.. not much there, smells sweet and citrusy.
slightly sour up front, with a citrusy fruit flavor, lots of bread flavor in the backbone. this would be good during the summer months, but right now, i'm not really feeling it. light body, high carbonation.. sour yet refreshing.
Serving type: bottle
01-14-2013 01:24:16 | More by facundoCNB
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The Intermountain Mustang and All-Ford Stampede in Salt Lake City, Utah, is this year's new kid on the block for Pony Trails. We'll tip our hats to Mike and Joyce Epperson from the Northern Utah Mustang Owners Association. With their diligence, they have earned a trail at their event. Between the tag team of Mike and Joyce, who were willing to do just about anything to get a trail, we decided we would head to an area of the country where we haven't been before. So get ready-here we come. Salt Lake City may never be the same. Joyce and Mike, don't say we didn't warn you.
Heber City, UTIntermountain Mustang And All-Ford StampedeShow Info: www.numoa.com/imafs.asp; Mike or Joyce Epperson, 4045 S. Decathlon St., Holladay, UT 84124; 801/269-1364.
Friday will be a day of photo shoots with a World War II P-51 Mustang and the trail as well as a Sports Car Club of America autocross, slow drags, and radio-controlled car races. There will also be a watermelon bust-guess we'll learn about that one on Friday. The show closes on Sunday with a continental breakfast and awards presentation.
The host hotel for Intermountain Mustang and All Ford Stampede 2003 is the Heber City Holiday Inn at 1268 S. Main St., Heber City, UT 84032. When making reservations, call the hotel directly at 866/654-9990, and tell them you're with the Mustang car show.
The TrailNorthern Utah Mustang Owners Assoc.Pony Trails Date: Friday, August 15, 2003Pony Trails Cost: Free. Lunch may be provided.Registration Cost: None for the Trail!Departure Time: 9 a.m.; drivers' meeting 8:30 a.m.Start and End Location: Heber City Holiday Inn, 1268 S. Main St., Heber City, UT 84032.Trail Boss: Jeff Ford
Trail Directions:From the parking lot of the Heber City Holiday Inn at the intersection of Highway 40 and S.R. 189, we'll head north on Highway 40. At S.R. 224, we'll exit and head to Park City, where we'll stop for lunch and a chance to watch the autocrossers burn away their rubber at the Park City Resort. After lunch, we'll head back to 224 and run to Interstate 80, where we'll head west to Exit 134, then north on S.R. 66 to East Canyon State Park, where we'll stop for some scenic beauty and photo ops. Then we'll head north to Portersville and Cliff Burwell's Garage and Ford Collection. From Burwell's, we'll get back on 66 until we hit Interstate 84. At 84, we'll head east/southeast to Exit 164 and Coalsville, where we'll gas up and slurp down a cold beverage. At Coalsville, we'll pick up S.R. 32 and follow it south through Oakley, Francis, and finally out to U.S. Highway 40, where we'll head south again and return to our host hotel.


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The Dreadnought Project is a naval history wiki focusing on naval history in the period 1880-1920, with side-projects in 3D modeling and simulation.
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