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Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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New York
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-20-2013 17:19:59 | More by tipfortap
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North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev -1.4%
A nice find in the middle of summer,a 2002 offering.Pours a nice copper clor with light to medium head that has some nice staying power,the aroma is hop zesty with a slight sweet background.The taste is very hoppy and citrus like but there is caramel malt taste that lingers as well.Very well done stays real well.
07-10-2003 11:35:23 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev -2.6%
A very nice clear, amber pour with quite a generous pancake head. The nose is nicely hopped and has plenty of fruitiness kickin around as well...peach and apricot i'd have to say. The taste is big and hoppy right off the bat with underlying fruitiness and a nice malt backbone. Underlying caramel sweetness. This beer offers bold, up front taste and well balanced body. A very, very light and smooth mouthfeel make this one an easy drinker...dangerous with the 6.8% abv. The finish is of a lovely hop bitterness as the light fruity notes disapate towards the end. Great stuff!
03-23-2004 23:13:29 | More by Popsinc
4.72/5 rDev +13.5%
I love this beer! It's beautiful; pours a golden amber hue with a tall, foamy, lasting head that leaves a sticky lace down the inside of the glass. The taste is crisply hoppy and malty sweet. I was having trouble characterizing the smell, but one of my friends hit it right on the nose... peach! There are definitely hints of peach in this beer. One of my all-time favorites.
04-04-2003 08:26:19 | More by Marty
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
12-29-2013 05:58:14 | More by mojohawk21
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
Appearance This poured a dark orange in color out of the tap. It had some brownish notes as well. The head was puffy and very pretty. It showed retention the whole time I drained the pint glass and left some awesome lacing.
Smell The nice, sharp pine is what I first noticed in this nose. There was also some light citrus and maybe a few other hoppy notes. The healthy malt base gave this IPA a very good balance.
Taste The hop profile is very complex and reflects the scents found in the nose. The toasted malts come up slightly bigger at the taste and have a small nut compliment. As I said before, this is a very balanced brew.
Mouthfeel This one is a solid medium bodied, on the bigger side mind you, with a terrific lingering aftertaste.
Drinkability One of the more quaffable beers that Ive had. On-tap this thing is addictive.
01-14-2005 04:28:36 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
12-13-2012 20:40:01 | More by aszatk01
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
On tap at Wonder's Pub.
Nice amber with a fluffy white head. Good lacing.
Big western hops bring a hefty dose of juniper berries to the aroma. Citrusy. Herbal, maybe coriander and thyme. The cascade hop level isnt quite Mt. Ranier but it is a close Mt. Hood.
There is a decent amount of malt in here to balance the bitterness of the hops but hops still rule the day. Citrus floral notes dominate the flavor. Esters swish throughout, warming the brew. Also touches of nuttiness and grain.
Dry, crisp, and quite drinkable.
11-06-2005 17:16:36 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-28-2013 00:34:44 | More by DanGeo
4.49/5 rDev +7.9%
Just finished my last Celebration of the season. Time to rewrite this review. Pours a deep copper-amber hybrid color with some orange highlights. An absolutely huge, beige-colored head tops this one off - incredibly thick and creamy with extraordinary staying power, also coating all sides of the glass with fat, chunky lacing. Decent clarity, and you can see a nice stream of carbonation bubbles flowing from the etched bottom of my glass to the top of the brew.
The aroma is strong, with a super-fresh dose of hops. Sierra Nevada claims that these are "fresh" hops (not wet, mind you, but fresh) and you can definitely tell. It's like sticking your head into a recently cut field of grass, vibrant and alive. The character of these hops is largely resinous, piney, and somewhat floral. The pine aromas hit your nostrils with some power, very needley and pungent. Faint citrus hints, more so on the rind and pith side, as to not make things too sweet, rather keep with the solid bitterness profile. Some spiciness from the hops is also noticeable and works to tie everything together.
The taste is crazy delicious - despite the heavy load of hops, there is certainly a strong malt presence here that does more than just lay out framework for the other parts. Slight toasted malts, caramel, toffee, and a faint, musky, earthy presence can be found immediately. As soon as you start to appreciate this nice, malt-laden infrastructure (or maybe even before that), the hops come in and go buck wild on your palate. Pines, pine needles, resinous hop nuggets, Christmas trees, Christmas wreathes - yeah, I said it. Christmas wreathes.
The malt profile is ever-present for the duration of the hop take-over, which creates a nice cosmic balance, despite the hefty bitter overload of the hops. The spice character is not to be forgotten - there's a joke going around that SN adds spices to this beer, which they've debunked as false many times. But I can see where people are coming from. A nice, peppery, earthy, and warming "hop spice" flavor trills along for the entire sip, riding a wave right into the aftertaste. I really can't overstate how goddamn tasty this shit is. Medium bodied, carbonated to the max; not too sticky, not too dry, this beer is great in all aspects.
Whether you call this a malty IPA, or a hopped-up amber/red ale, or a winter warmer, or whatever - it doesn't matter. Call it a stout for all I care. Just know that this beer is delicious. And the fact that it's a seasonal release around my favorite time of the year (the joyous bridge from Thanksgiving to Christmas) gets me that much more excited to pick it up each year. The holidays would not be complete without this beer in my fridge. I always try to make it last far into the spring - usually doesn't make it that long.
11-08-2012 12:34:38 | More by tectactoe
3.7/5 rDev -11.1%
Vintage 2008. Serving date: 2009-02-11. Served in pint glass.
Presentation: 350 ml bottle with freshness date on the label (best before 2009-10-17).
Appearance: Amber colored with copper and red hues, semi-clear. A rather aggressive pour into a pint glass creates a 3 finger airy head that has a strange, light cappuccino color (it actually looks dirty). Good head retention, some lacings.
Smell: A big hop fruity hop aroma, primarily of red and yellow grapefruits, lemon and surprisingly distinct strawberries - dominates. An earthy hop aroma of pine-needles is there as well. Behind all of this, is a faint note or reasonably sweet malts. A quite refreshing smell.
Taste: At first, some malt flavors appear, but they quickly leave room for a massive taste of hops. They mostly echoes the smell - grapefruits, sharp citric notes and strawberries - but the earthy notes of pine are bigger and accompanied by grass, mint and some tobacco. Although the malts are most noticeable in the beginning, they appear in the middle as well but they get constantly overrun by the hop flavors. The finish is semi-dry, a bit perfumy, contains sharp hops and has a seemingly endless bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, quite lively carbonation. It's kind of sharp, but the foam residues smooth things out.
Drinkability: I really liked this beer, but I think I was expecting a little more from it, especially considering its hyped status. Although I like its unbalanced character and big hop flavors (the strawberry presence, both in the smell and in the taste, is really great), the bitterness is a bit too to much and overpowers both the hop and malt flavors.
02-11-2009 18:39:55 | More by ricke
4.46/5 rDev +7.2%
2013 Vintage. Classic red amber color, comforting floral aroma with pine forest and vanilla notes. Flavor is sugar coated tangerines in a doughy blanket. As usual, great balance of gritty malt and rough edged hop bite. Finish is all about lingering resinous piney hop and a trickle of alcohol burn. Mouth feel is a bit light and dry - medium body is there, but the hops havent mellowed yet. IPA, Winter warmer, whatever you want to call it, SNCA is to me, one of the best large production beers available. A valid reason to look forward to Winter.
03-31-2013 04:28:41 | More by ExtraStout
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
12-15-2013 17:03:11 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4.48/5 rDev +7.7%
A: A light copper with good clarity. The head is long lasting, off-white with mostly compact bubbles that leave soem thick lacing on the glass.
S: It's like opening a bag of fresh hops having very strong citrus and pine hops aroma and some herbaceous notes from the fresh hops. There is a light malt aroma under there having a bit of clean malt sweetness and some caramel and biscuty notes. The yeast is a fairly clean American ale style.
T: Aggressive hops bitterness and strong hops flavor take center stage on this one and just enough malt for support. The hops flavors are again citrus with some pine. The malt is again just enough to support the hops. The balance is very bitter. A dry finish with a lingering hops bitterness aftertaste.
M: Medium bodied with moderately-strong carbonation.
O: This has been a favorite IPA of mine every since I was introduce to good beer. It's an outstanding IPA that bring a lot of hops flavor and bitterness to the glass while letting you through back a few.
01-25-2013 23:12:04 | More by MadScientist
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
12-24-2013 17:37:31 | More by jono0101
4/5 rDev -3.8%
A- rusty amber with a fluffy white head, great lacing.
S- Heavy pine resin, fruity, spicy hops. Becoming pretty typical for Sierra IPA's.
T&M- Pretty straight forward pine with a certain pomegranite fruitiness and some caramel which balances and lifts the body to a pleasant fullness.
D- It's easy to kill several of these if you like Sierra's hop profile. Still a classic winter seasonal.
11-12-2009 02:29:39 | More by brownbeer
3.43/5 rDev -17.5%
This beer sports a thin pistachio head and leaves an interesting looking sticky lace. It is a clear, light rust color. The nose is resinous, piney, earthy, and all around pretty light.
The taste is of course hoppy. Spicey hop flavors dominate, backed by floral flavors. This is over an almost transparent malt background. Bitterness turns a tad salty with warmth. This is pretty light for an IPA and I might even go so far as to call it watery. If you are looking for some straight hop juice, this is your beer.
01-21-2007 17:29:30 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4/5 rDev -3.8%
11-20-2013 21:33:07 | More by npala86
4.43/5 rDev +6.5%
A - Poured into pint glass, a nice dark translucent amber, about a finger's worth of white foam. Leaves a veritable sheet of lace down the glass.
S - Oh wow, what a beer. A heavenly perfume (this coming from a cologne reviewer!) of scent, tinges of orange, pine and cedar, and exotic spice on a bed of luscious malt. Absolutely wonderful. I wonder how this would do in an atomizer. Eau de Celebration, anyone?
T - Sold. One sip was all it took. Big and spicy opening, this is what a winter warmer should do for you. The malt and hops are in a good balance, keeping smooth until the end when it finishes with a nice hoppy kick.
M - This is a full-bodied ale, make no mistake. The finish is clean and definitely on the bitter side. That bitterness persists for a good while, a couple minutes if you can manage to set this beer down that long. You're not exactly going to be able to down this like water, but given how rich the beer is it goes down very smooth. Very sippable. Alcohol is completely masked, which is scary considering the slightly above-average ABV and how good this is.
D - Seems like a great session beer with fellow beerophiles. Seems like a near-perfect warming brew after being out in the snow and cold.
01-19-2009 04:49:53 | More by bluesoul
4.36/5 rDev +4.8%
Poured out of a glass into a tulip. A dark copper with a red hue to it. Smells of super fresh hops and pine.
Tastes very unique, there were some notes I couldn't quite pick out. It is indeed, as the bottle says, pretty hoppy. I have heard people say it isn't drinkable, and they are insane. I could drink this all day. It is very smooth from the first sip to the last. The bitterness is perfect...more bite than a regular IPA but not quite as intense as a DIPA. A very solid beer all around, would highly recommend.
11-04-2013 02:27:10 | More by xVERITAS
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-30-2013 05:11:18 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev -3.8%
01-30-2013 01:20:25 | More by tbryan5
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
11-09-2013 22:33:26 | More by TimBeaulieu
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
12-08-2013 20:44:34 | More by woodchipper
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
12-01-2012 14:55:34 | More by Shakerman
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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- Advancing the Profession Through Evidence Based Research: Shelly Fleiner, Cardon Children's Medical Center
- Clinical Educator: Karen Seifert, Mayo Clinic Arizona
- Distinguished Nurse of the Year: Stephanie San Felice, Verde Valley Medical Center
- Federal/Military: Robert R. Muzzy, Jr., US Air Force Reserve
- Leadership: Diane Cox, Maricopa County Department of Public Health
- Mentoring: Ellen O'Connor, Banner Baywood Medical Center
- Patient Care – Advanced Practice Role: Judith Harris, Phoenix Children's Hospital
- Patient Care – Clinical Role: Iris Delfakis, University of Arizona Cancer Center North Campus
- Prenatal/Pediatric: Amy Olson, Tucson Medical Center
- Rising Star: Desiree McGrew, Tucson Medical Center
- Rural Nurse: Gwen Gallegos, Carondelet Health Network
- Advanced Practice: Carolyn Holder, Emory University Hospital
- Behavioral Health: Ursula Kelly, Atlanta VA Medical Center
- Critical Care: Sikangezile Pauline Zulu, Grady Health System
- Education: Sally Lehr, Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
- Emergency Care: Cheryl MacMillan, Gwinnett Medical Center
- General Medical: Melissa Gordon, Emory University Hospital
- Hospice, Home Health, Palliative Care, Long Term Acute Care: Hazel Jackson, Atlanta VA Medical Center
- Informatics, Research & Evidence Based Practice: Sarah Myers, Atlanta VA Medical Center
- NICU: James Carey, Medical Center of Central Georgia
- Nursing Administration: Kathy Williams, Atlanta VA Medical Center
- Oncology: Tesla Graham, Atlanta VA Medical Center
- Pediatric: Mary Lou Oliver, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
- Public Health: Lynn Sibley, Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
- Rising Star: Larry Lassiter, University Hospital
- Surgical Services: Amy Fischer, Emory Johns Creek Hospital
- Women's Health: Vickey Vaughan, Medical Center of Central Georgia
- Advanced Practice: Ann Stadtler, Boston Children's Hospital
- Community Health/Public Health: Roselaine Charlucien–Koech, West Roxbury Education Complex/Boston Public Schools
- Education: Rita Patnode, Brigham & Women's Hospital
- Heart Award: Karen Friedman, Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program
- Neonatal: Patricia Fleck, Northeastern University
- Nurse Leader: Deborah Durgin, MetroWest Medical Center
- Nurse Researcher: Holly Fontenot, Boston College
- Pediatric/Family Medicine: Kristen Fioravanti–Collette, Baystate Children's Hospital
- Women's Health: Margaret Hickey, Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Advanced Practice: Barbara Davis–Sears, Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Clinical and Academic Education: Rosina Cianelli, University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies
- Community/Mental Health/Ambulatory Care: Doris B. Shorkey, Miami–Dade County Health Department
- Critical Care/Surgical Services: Martin Schiavenato, University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies
- Emergency/Trauma: Rene Bascoy, Homestead Hospital, Baptist Health South Florida
- Hospice /Home Health/Palliative Care: Linda Long, Homestead Hospital, Baptist Health South Florida
- Leadership/Executive: Jacqueline Gonzalez, Miami Children's Hospital
- Leadership/Manager: Violet Rhagnanan–Kramer, Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Medical /Surgical: Nancy Henri, Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Pediatric/Adolescent Health: Winsome Witter, Jackson Memorial Health System –Holtz Children's Hospital
- Quality/Risk and Case Management/Care Coordination: Maureen Pahl, South Miami Hospital, Baptist Health South Florida
- Rising Star: Maydolis Rodriguez, Miami–Dade County Health Department
- Student Nurse / Graduate: Carol Tuttas, University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies
- Student Nurse / Undergraduate: Raul Caballero, Brown Mackie College �Miami
- Women's Health: Yolanda Nitti, Miami Dade College
- Advanced Practice: Lyn Ceronsky, University of MN Medical Center, Fairview
- Care Management: Cyrus Batheja, UnitedHealth Group/Batheja SLS
- Distinguished Nurse of the Year: Barbara Bor, Gillette Children�s Specialty Healthcare
- Education & Research: Sue Sendelbach, Abbott Northwestern Hospital
- Leadership: Paula Fort�, Gillette Children�s Specialty Healthcare
- Mental Health: Leslie Larson, Gillette Children�s Specialty Healthcare
- Neonatal: Wendi Baldwin, North Memorial Health Care
- Pediatric: Sarah Conlin, Gillette Children�s Specialty Healthcare
- Perioperative: Katherine Houle, Gillette Children�s Specialty Healthcare
- Public Health/School Nurse: Janet Lowe, St. Paul Public Schools
- Rising Star: Michelle Langer, Regions Hospital
- Rural Health: Peggy Gerhardt, Cambridge Medical Center
- Staff Nurse – Critical Care: Ellen Johnson, Regions Hospital
- Staff Nurse – General Care: Lauren Harmeyer, Regions Hospital
- Women's Health: Karen Sonnenburg, St. Francis Regional Medical Center
- Advance Practice: Mary Ellen Raney, St. Louis Children's
- Advance Practice: Thad Wilson, University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Nursing
- Behavioral Health: Erin Ellington, University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Nursing
- Case Management: Amy Heithoff–Domiguez, Heithoff Health
- Charge Nurse: Christy O'Laughlin, North Kansas City Hospital
- Critical Care: Bridget Brion, Saint Lukes Hospital Kansas City
- Education: Gloria Newman, Mercy Hospital
- Emergency/General Medicine/Surgical: Heidi Clark, Cox Monett Hospital
- Infection Control & Occupational Health: Patricia Kieffer, St. Louis Children's
- Long Term Care: Maria Tracy, Missouri Veterans Home Cameron
- Nursing Administration: Joan Devine, Lutheran Senior Services
- Oncology: Katherine Ramsay, St. Anthony's Medical Center
- Pediatrics: LaToya Daughrity, St. Louis Chrildrens
- Public Health & Ambulatory Care: Marti Burri, Heartland Health
- Quality/Risk Management: Diane Hopkins–Broyles, BJC Healthcare
- Student Nurse/Rising Star: Kaitlyn Karleskint, Southeast Missouri Hospital
- Women's Health: Tina Bloom, University of Missouri
- Advocacy: Mileah Nickel, Good Samaritan Hospital
- Clinical Education: Jean Adair, Nebraska Methodist Hospital
- Clinical Excellence: Anna May, The Nebraska Medical Center
- Distinguished Nurse: Jane Hokanson Hawks, Methodist College of Nursing
- Leadership : Nancy Noda, Bellevue Medical Center
- Mentoring: Dani Michels, Memorial Community Hospital/Nebraska Methodist Health System Jennie Edmunson Hospital
- Patient Care: Elizabeth Jacobs–Fitzgerald, Saint Elizabeth Regional Medical Center
- Pediatric: Kimberly Peterson , Childrens Hospital and Medical Center
- Rising Star: Katherine Doty, Childrens Hospital and Medical Center
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- Adult Critical Care/Emergency: Michele Zucconi, Inspira Health Network, Inc.
- Advanced Practice: Catherine Amato Bowden, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
- Behavioral Health: Kimberly Briggs, Virtua
- Case Management/Quality/Risk Management/Clinical Informatics: Deborah Bruzek, Virtua
- Research: Cheryl Holly, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
- Education: Ellen Shuzman, Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
- General Adult Care: Margaret Cunningham, Virtua
- Hospice, Home Health & Palliative Care: Maryse Bouton, Hunterdon Health Care
- Leadership: Dawn Goffredo, Inspira Health Network, Inc.
- Neonatal: Jessa Torres-Manalastas, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
- Nurse Champion: Dr. Robert Cowan, Virtua
- Pediatrics: Suzanne Butler, Cooper University Health Care
- Public Health/Occupational Health/Ambulatory Care: Julie Fitzgerald, Ramapo College
- Student Nurse: Iris Vascos, Virtua
- Women�s Health: Robin Taylor, Inspira Health Network, Inc.
- Advanced Practice: Lori Mennen–Winchell, University Medical Center
- Ambulatory Care: Vida Braganza, University Medical Center
- Case Management: Kathryn Lepore, Take Care Health Systems
- Charge Nurse/Specialty: Nicolette Harridge, St. Rose–Siena Campus
- Charge Nurse/General Medical & Surgical: Chris Lemon, University Medical Center
- Critical Care: Howard Grantham, Valley Hospital Medical Center
- Distinguished Nurse: Tara Brascia, University Medical Center
- Education: Vicki Walker, Desert Springs Hospital Medical Center
- Emergency: Robin Fredeking, University Medical Center
- General Medical Surgical: Monica Holcombe, Summerlin Hospital Medical Center
- Hospice Nursing: Imelda Napuli Israel, Care First Home Care
- Infection Control & Occupational Health: Mary Louise Turkeri, Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center
- Long Term Acute Care: Maria Gatchalian, , Kindred Hospital
- Managed Care: Dee Dee Julien, HealthCare Partners of Nevada
- Nursing Administration/Management: Oscar Borbon, University Medical Center
- Oncology Nursing: Gail Langen, University Medical Center
- Pediatric Critical Care: Michele Hall, University Medical Center
- Pediatric Nursing: Marie Payne, Sunrise Children's Hospital
- Surgical Services: Drezy Sadama, Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center
- Women's Health: Rosemarie Cervantes, University Medical Center
- Advanced Practice–Adult: Stephanie Mowdy, Valley View Regional Hospital
- Advanced Practice–Neonate/Pediatric: Jill Nobles–Botkin, Oklahoma State Department of Health
- Case Management: Sharon Smith, Mercy Health Center–Healdton
- Charge Nurse: Natalie Dabelstein, Jackson County Memorial Hospital
- Critical Care: Rachel Colina, Jack C Montgomery VA Medical Center
- Education/Research: Liz Klingensmith, Valley View Regional Hospital
- Emergency/Trauma: Terry Fulton, Valley View Regional Hospital
- General Medical/Surgical: Natalie Gehring, Integris Southwest Medical Center
- Hospice, Home Health, Palliative Care: Edie Graham, Integris Regency Home Care
- Neonatal: Blakeley Hamit, Norman Regional Health Center
- Obstetrics/Gynecology: Karen Blackburn, St. Anthony Hospital
- Oncology: Mary Rottler, Integris Southwest Medical Center
- Pediatrics: Pam Horne, Valley View Regional Hospital
- Public Health/Ambulatory Care: Mildred Ramsey, Oklahoma State Department of Health
- Quality Improvement & Risk Management: Carol Mannahan, Oklahoma City University
- Advanced Practice: Yun Long Ong, Oregon Health & Science University
- Charge Nurse: Cindy Bell, Oregon Health & Science University
- Community Health: Charmika Schuster, Oregon Health & Science University
- Critical Care: Kate Thomas, Legacy Meridian Park Hospital
- Distinguished Nurse of the Year: Leda Isabel Garside, Tuality Healthcare
- Emergency: Jeri Foster–Horrocks, Mid–Columbia Medical Center
- General Medical & Surgical Services: Jennifer Zeck, Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center
- Hospice, Home Health, Long Term, Rehab & Palliative Care, : Kathy Graham Gadler, Legacy Hospice
- Mental Health: Marianne Zundel, PeaceHealth Sacred Heart
- Nurse Educator: Patricia Gilbert, Mid–Columbia Medical Center
- Nurse Leader: Nancy Simonson, St Charles Medical Center Bend
- Pediatrics: Allison Franco, Doernbecher's Childrens Hospital
- Rising Star: Faisal Mutua, Legacy Emanuel Hospital
- Small Hospital: Melodi Johnson, Mid–Columbia Medical Center
- Student Nurse: Emma Roth, McKenzie–Willamette Medical Center
- Women's Health: Amy Kaiser, Tuality Healthcare
- Advanced Practice: Suzanne Ashworth, Orlando Health
- Clinical and Academic Education: Linda Gibson–Young, University of Central Florida
- Community/Mental Health/Ambulatory Care: Norma Conner, University of Central Florida
- Critical Care/Surgical Services: Jami Lau, Orlando Health– Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
- Emergency/Trauma: Patty Berwager, Orlando Health
- Leadership/Executives: Inna Makievsky, St. Cloud Regional Medical Center
- Leadership/Managers: Dawna Hilton, Florida Hospital
- Medical /Surgical: Sara Oxley, Dr. P. Phillips Hospital (Orlando Health)
- Pediatric/Adolescent Health: Barbara Cometti, Arnold Palmer Hospital
- Rising Star: Patrick Mirante, Orlando Health
- Student Nurse/Graduate : Sigrid Ladores, University of Central Florida
- Student Nurse/Undergraduate: Alexis Marano, University of Central Florida
- Women�s Health: Shezel O'Neal, Florida Hospital Celebration Health
- Advanced Practice: Sharon Karp, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
- Cardiac: Ashley Delk, Centennial Medical Center
- Critical Care: Jessica Stewart, Middle Tennessee Medical Center
- Emergency: Chelsea Cash, Monroe Carell, Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt
- Entry to Practice Nursing Education: Debra Wollaber, Belmont University School of Nursing
- Graduate Nursing Education: Erin Rodgers, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
- Graduate Student Nurse of the Year: Bethany Andrews–Rhoten, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
- Managed Care: Mariette Williams, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
- Nursing Administration: Rita Toje, Nashville General Hospital
- Pediatric: Carol Huber, Monroe Carell, Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt
- Public Health: Lacey Wilkins, Nurses for Newborns
- Quality and Risk Management: Kim Domaradzki, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Research: Sheila Ridner, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
- Surgical Services: David Wilkerson, Sumner Regional Medical Center
- Undergraduate Student Nurse of the Year: Anna Cobb, Lipscomb University School of Nursing
- Women's Health: Beth Youngblood, Lipscomb University School of Nursing
- Women's Health: Stephanie Munson, Middle Tennessee Medical Center
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- Advanced Practice: Amy Vierhile, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Behavioral Health: Deborah Finnell, University at Buffalo School of Nursing
- Community Health/Public Health: Linda Johnson, St. John Fisher College, Wegmans School of Nursing
- Critical Care: Lynn Rivers, Rochester General Hospital
- Education/Research/Nurse Author: Mary Carey, University at Buffalo School of Nursing
- Emergency: Theresa Vatter, Newark–Wayne Community Hospital
- Geriatrics: Tobie Olsan, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Home Care/Long Term Care: Pamela Paplham, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
- Leadership: Katherine Norway, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Legend in Nursing: Patricia Witzel, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Licensed Practical Nurse: Kathy O'Brien, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Medical/Surgical: Merilou Vanhoute, Newark–Wayne Community Hospital
- Pediatrics: Pamela Herendeen, University of Rochester School of Nursing
- Performance Management/Quality & Improvement: Sharon Hewner, University at Buffalo School of Nursing
- Rising Star: Danita Edwards, Erie County Medical Center
- Student Nurse: John Garza, University of Rochester School of Nursing
- Women's Health: Karlene Hill, Strong Memorial Hospital
- Advanced Practice: Cassandra Roberts, Renaissance Pediatrics
- Behavioral Health: Kay Kostura, Lewis Gale Medical Center
- Emergency: Melissa Ratcliff Harper, Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital
- Home Health, Palliative Care & Hospice: Felicia Schaps, HomeChoice Partners
- Lifetime Achievement: Dr. Judith A. Lewis, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing
- NICU: Taylor K. Cady, University of Virginia Health System
- Oncology: Robert Stone, Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital
- Surgical Services: Cindy Hearrell, Mary Washington Hospital
- Cardiology, Med Surg & Critical Care: Valerie Castle, Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital
- LPN: Edna Kaye Donald, Mary Washington Hospital
- Mother & Infant Care: Susan W. Hatcher, HealthSource for Women
- Nursing Administration & Leadership: Kathryn Tagnesi – CNO/VP of Nursing, Winchester Medical Center
- Nursing Education: Diane Howell, Bryant and Stratton College
- Pediatrics: Donna Deadrick, Carilion Pediatric Clinic
- Public Health: Laureen Markland, Winchester Medical Center
- Rising Star – Student Nurse: Shannon Storey, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing
- Women's Health: Kathleen R. Bell, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing
- Behavioral Health: Nicky Castillon, Wyoming Behavioral Institute
- Community/Public Health: Jacquelin Wells, Carbon County Public Health
- Critical Care: Nicole Jimenez, Wyoming Medical Center
- Distinguished Nursing Award: Susan Howard, Campbell County Hospital
- Ellen K Taylor: Baerbel Merrill, Campbell County Hospital
- Ellen K Taylor: Phyllis Schulz, Wyoming Medical Center
- Emergency: Rose Branson, Wyoming Medical Center
- General Medical/Surgical: Brittani Hill, Mountain View Regional Hospital
- Nursing Administration: Nadine Dexter, Wyoming Behavioral Institute
- Oncology: Deane Murrell, Wyoming Medical Center
- Pediatrics: Juliet Medina, Ivinson Memorial Hospital
- Quality/ Risk Management: Victoria Hall, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
- Rising Star: Ally Cordonier, Mountain View Regional Hospital
- Student Nurse: Geraghty Bernston, University of Wyoming
- Student Nurse: Sarah Bieber, Casper College
- Surgical Services: Alison Youngberg, Wyoming Medical Center
- Women's Health: Fawn Tafoya, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
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When vacationing, is it better to travel alone or in a group?
It's a question that a lot of travelers mentally toss back and forth, because traveling in a group certainly has its benefits whether you do it abroad or domestically, but so does traveling alone.
Although traveling in large numbers seems to be safer and extremely fun to do, it can also be quite exasperating, especially when people in your travel group share different interests and like to do different things. And most know that trying to appease everyone in a group is a task they'll never be able to pull off succesfully.
So to avoid these kinds of travel headaches, a good number of people choose to go on their journey unaccompanied and figure they can either meet people on the road or stay with people they know in the towns they're visiting.
Dangers lurk
It's important for lone travelers to be aware of how to stay safe, especially on the heels of a 33-year old mother from Staten Island, NY., who was tragically killed after going to Istanbul, Turkey on a lone photography trip.
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Springtime is just around the corner, and the Berkshire summer season promises to be as thrilling as ever! Homeboy James Taylor returns to Tanglewood on the July Fourth weekend! Other exciting Tanglewood guests include Rene Flemming, Yo Yo Ma, Garrison Keeler, Joshua Bell and Keith Lockhart and the Grammy Award winning band Train. Shakespeare and Co., the Berkshire Theater Festival, the Colonial Theater, Barrington Stage, Williamstown Theater Festival and the Mahaiwe offer summer theater at its best. Jacob's Pillow in Becket is renowned for magnificent modern and classic dance. There is something here for everyone!
The Berkshires are also a destination for sports and physical fitness buffs. Biking, hiking, canoeing, swimming, horseback riding and yoga (Kripalu Yoga Center) are popular, including the Memorial Day running race in Lenox, and the famous Josh Billings race in September.
The beautiful Berkshires boast a rich plethora of museums and galleries, including the Norman Rockwell Museum, Chester French's studio, the Edith Wharton Estate (The Mount), Herman Melville's house, (Chesterwood, where he wrote Moby Dick), the Ventfort Hall Gilded Age Museum and the Hancock Shaker Village. Williamstown, just up the road from Lenox, offers the famous Clarke Art Museum and MassMOCA. These are just some of the local treasures that draw tourists to the lovely village of Lenox, the most centrally located town in the Berkshires.
Plan a stay at Whistler's Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts! Please refer to our website:
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WHISTLER'S INN is located in Lenox, Massachusetts in the heart of the beautiful Berkshires! Accommodations include a buffet breakfast and complimentary sherry is available in the library. Only two blocks from the village of Lenox, Whistler's Inn is in close proximity to all cultural venues in the Berkshires.
Featured on the Travel Channel, Whistler's Inn is a historical English Tutor mansion filled with charm and elegance. Whistler's Inn is furnished with antiques, and there is a library brimming with books. Guests enjoy sitting next to the fireplace, sipping sherry and perhaps listening to a guest play the grand piano in the music room… We are located in the center of the Berkshires where many cultural events take place throughout the year.
Check out local venues in the Berkshires!
Berkshire Theatre Group - http://www.berkshiretheatregroup.org
The Colonial Theatre - http://www.thecolonialtheatre.org
The Mahaiwe Theatre - http://www.mahaiwe.org
Barrington Stage Company
Mainstage, Pittsfield, MA (413) 236-8888 http://www.barringtonstageco.org
Shakespeare & Co. - http://www.shakespeare.org
Close Encounters with Music in the Berkshires: http://www.cewm.org/
The Berkshire Museum - Objectivity: A Look into the Permanent Collection, and much more…. Visit the following website for more information: http://berkshiremuseum.org
The Lichtenstein Center, Pittsfield, MA – Local and regional arts and crafts gallery http://discoverpittsfield.com/directory/lca/
The Herman Melville Museum - http://www.mobydick.org
Events at Ventfort Hall:
Tours available of gilded age museum, plays and concerts. Walker Street, Lenox, Info. (413) 637-3206 http://gildedage.org
The Mount – Edith Wharton's House – Check the following website for tours.
Events for Halloween: https://www.edithwharton.org/programs-and-events/halloween-mount/
Festivals in 2014
The Tanglewood schedule for 2014 will be available by the end of the year! Take a look at the following links for further information:
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The Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival will have quite a for the summer season of 2014. The 2014 schedule will be out by the end of the year.
The Berkshires have a lot to offer in sporting activities such as: zip lining, horseback riding, tennis, biking, gulf, swimming. Balloon rides are also available over the Berkshires.
Bike routes):
The Ashuwillticook Rail Trail - Pittsfield to Adams (11 miles long) - http://www.berkshirebikepath.com/page5.html
Nearby hiking trails and cross-country skiing: Kennedy Park in Lenox, Monument Mountain, Stockbridge, Mt. Greylock, Pittsfield….More Berkshire Trails
Horseback Riding:
Undermountain Farm, Lenox – http://www.undermountainfarm.com
Aspinwall Stables – http://www.aspinwallstables.com
Scenic Drives: http://berkshires.org/berkshire-scenic-driving-tours/
Visitors like to come and relax in the Berkshires where they can go wine tasting, attend a yoga retreat, attend music concerts, and where they can dine on both local and international world-class cuisine.
The Whistler's Inn Website for accommodations:
(Discounts on group rates are available in May, June and September).
(Visit the Venues page on our website for more cultural events in the Berkshires!)
or http://www.discoverlenox.com/discoverlenox/what-to-do/
Thomas B. Allen, National Geographic, "When I think of Whistler's Inn I remember with affection the warmth and hospitality of the family that runs it – and the irresistible library it houses…"
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What a difference a year makes.
Last year at this time, Wisconsin was floundering in less than stellar snow conditions-all but shutting down most traditional winter activities. Luckily, a fatbike addition to my stable of bikes made the season more than enjoyable, even if I rode alone. Every sane person knows you dont ride bikes in the winter!
A friend made a comment the other night about how many fatbikes there are out in the wild now and I realized, that except for one race last year, I never rode with another soul all snow season. Thats sure changed in 12 months. Throughout the year I preached the doctrine of big tired cycles, all but ignoring the other mountain bikes hanging in the garage. This December of this year I had no shortage of fatbikin' friends.
Although Levis Mound in southern Clark County is well known for its mountain bike singletrack and cross country ski trails, suddenly this year with real snow on the ground, it has also become a destination for the big bikes. With several enthusiastic new riders taking the helm, the Levis singletrack has become a packed ribbon of white through the forest and opened up a whole new opportunity for riding. Theyve tackled the snow with shovels, snowmobiles, drags and even tile rollers (which is very effective at packing) to create a wonderful riding experience. Yes, you can ride a fatbike in unpacked snow, but with a frozen smile on my face New years Day, a group of us flew along on flowy snowy singletrack provided by these trail builders. Their work was well worth it.
Thats not to say the pedaling is effortless-we did a six mile loop and our legs had all they could handle pulling back into the warm chalet. Even moderate terrain became a fun, almost trials-like ride through some sections just to clean it.
Of course, beyond the undertaking of rolling though snow, there are other unique challenges. Levis has plenty of bridges spanning creeks and low spots, so balancing even those wide tires on snow and ice covered planking often left a couple of us dropping off (to be chided by the rest!). Berms formed by the packing roller became either a hoot to corner into or a front wheel grabber tossing riders to the snow covered ground. Either way fun.
As maybe an elder of the group, I couldnt help sit back and listen to the excited chatter during the post ride while warming up and enjoying a cold beverage (somehow it makes sense-trust me). There was talk of how much fun the ride was, the awesome condition of the trail, where to expand, what equipment worked well (in trail building and riding) and arranging the next group ride. Of the dozen fatbikers pushing pedals that day, all were ready to set times and dates for the next adventure, and it wouldnt take long - they will all be back in a couple days.
I realized that in just the span of a year, my days of riding a fatbike alone are over, (although there is nothing wrong with that and Ill continue) but damn, it sure is fun to share the love with others who have partaken in the fatbike Kool-aid and arent afraid to step out the door into snow and cold, don a helmet and crank pedals - all with a smile on.
Steve Meurett lives, works and plays in West Central Wisconsin and spends about every free moment outdoors where his passions lie. His outdoor interests take him on and off trail, pursuing mountain biking and skinny skiing, photography and hunting, while keeping an eye on wild mushrooms and the next fruit for craft wine. Steve is the Trail Director at The Levis Mound Trail System and member of the Clark County Trails Advisory Committee. He resides, teaches and is a photographer in Neillsville. Steve can be reached at email@example.com.