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Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2007 - Stone Brewing Co.
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4.43/5 rDev +7%
Vintage 2007 tasted on draft at Twisted Spoke. Pours amber orange with a thick white head that dissipates to heavy lacing. Sweet malt and cereal aroma with candied orange and some hops bitterness. The flavors are sweet maltiness with the candied orange really coming through but representing more rind buttebess than fruit sweetness. The cereal is prominent on the back of the palate. The palate is rather oily with medium carbonation and a long bitter finish. This is a great beer and the perfect example of a barley wine.
05-12-2010 04:42:50 | More by wedgie9
4.33/5 rDev +4.6%
Tried to drink a whole 2 liter growler myself(I didn't finish lol)
(A) pours a reddish orange copper body with a nice tan head
(S) a little bit of alcohol left, but mostly sweet fruits and earthiness
(T) some alcohol but most of it had worn off over the past 3 years(I drank this in 2010). Sweet, apricot with a little bit of citrus
(M) very malty, but obviously it"s a barelywine. Exactly the kind of mouthfeel you would want in a barelywine.
(D) very drinkable considering its 11.27%. It was very smooth and 3 years aged on it really brought this brew together.
04-29-2010 18:36:12 | More by BigV
3.73/5 rDev -9.9%
A: Pours a beautiful orange red color with a small white head, which has since dissipated into a small ring around the outside of the brew.
S: This a a very complex aroma with quite a bit of estery alcohol. Smells of sweet brown sugar and caramel. Also, juicy pears and apples.
T: More of the sweetness from the nose. Caramel and some spicy hops are up front. A lingering bitter aftertaste is quite dry.
M: Very full creamy mouthfeel. Perhaps a bit too much carbonation for my liking, but still very good. Incredibly smooth for the alcohol content.
D: This beer has a very complex flavor, but it is also quite strong, and the alcohol is pretty apparent, so the drinkablity is not what it could be.
This beer is still very good, but I prefer it fresh at the peak of it's hoppiness.
04-25-2010 18:15:36 | More by spartanfan
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
On tap in a snifter.
Appearance: Caramel amber appearance, almost golden in the narrower parts of the glass. A bit lighter than the more recent vintages.
Smell: Surprisingly light on the nose. Very nuanced aroma of apricot, light citrus hops, and soft caramel malt.
Taste: I think it may be aged a bit too much for my taste. The caramel malt and apricot citrus hops combine for great smoothness, but it is a little dull and light. The complexity seems to be breaking down.
Mouthfeel: Great, soft feel. Moderate carbonation.
Drinkability: Extremely smooth and easy to drink.
04-04-2010 17:48:38 | More by KickInTheChalice
New Jersey
4.55/5 rDev +9.9%
Served on tap at Blind Tiger in NYC in proper, tulip glassware.
A: Pours according to style: small head that dissipates quickly, no lacing. Color is a rosy orange-red. Much more red than others in the style.
S: Sweet; hints of stone fruit and maple syrup. Little to no hop aroma. Typical of style, if a little sweeter. This has aged nicely.
T: Very, very smooth. Maple syrup up front, followed by mellow but strong alcohol, finishing with lots of molasses and sugar. A sweet brew to be sure. Hops present themselves at the finish, though linger only slightly.
M: again, very smooth. Syrupy and coating. Not chewy like a stout. Almost akin to an after dinner cordial. Fine carbonation that's present, but in the background.
D: Fairly low ABV for the style (though not the lowest I've had), but mouthfeel and overall sweetness make this an occasional brew. Drinks smoothly (can't stop using that word) so is very drinkable each sitting.
04-01-2010 20:57:41 | More by SeanFlanagan
4.2/5 rDev +1.4%
A 22 ounce bomber bottle. Out of the cellar and into my nonic pint glass. Appears a hazy golden amber color with about a finger of quickly fading off white foam. Nose and flavors consist of sweet caramelized malt, prunes, plums, a bit of alcohol in the aroma, brown sugar, apricots, citrus such as perfume-y orange peel, still some noticeable bitter hops hanging on. Body falls somewhere between medium and full with adequate carbonation. Some alcohol heat in the back of the throat with each swallow. This barleywine is drinking nicely now, but some more time in the cellar wouldn't hurt it either.
02-16-2010 05:19:14 | More by ClockworkOrange
South Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +7.5%
Early 2007 vintage bomber, poured into a Duvel tulip on 12/08/09.
Pours a dark, slightly hazy caramel amber with an initial 2+ finger foamy head. This settles down into a small bubbly cap that leaves a nice network of lacing.
Aromas are mainly gentle sweetness- caramel, toffee, apple pie in the oven, mulled cider- but a subtle fruity and pine presence serves as a reminder that this was once a fairly bitter beast of a beer.
And indeed, what is the first thing that hits the tongue? A pine presence that isn't overpowering, but is persistent all the way through to the finish. Loads of delightful sweet flavors- caramel, apple spice cake, tangerine, prunes, fermenting peaches, butterscotch, a hint of vanilla. So much going on- delicous.
A hint of oxidation shows up in the finish, along with carmelized brown sugar and the pine that refuses to go away. Medium-thick bodied with full carbonation and a bit of alcohol burn.
Overall impression: Excellent barleywine. Just about perfect at this age for my taste- the bitterness and sweetness seem to be in perfect harmony at this point.
12-09-2009 00:54:49 | More by PDXHops
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
Early 2007 release poured into a tulip glass produced a good size tan colored head that faded away slowly. This was on top of a brownish orange body.
The hops are gone but the malts are coming into there own in the aroma department. A little bit of oxidation but to be expected in my book. The flavor was what I expected it had a nice sweetness and it made it a really great sipper. The feel in my mouth was full and just the right amount of carbonation.
It went down fine but I should have split the bomber my head knew it later. I would drink this again if I could
12-03-2009 01:31:35 | More by joepais
4.28/5 rDev +3.4%
Into a tulip, pours a decent head initially, with little lacing and no legs. The body exhibits a reddish orange color out of the light and a more yellowish orange in the light.
Strong aromas of candy, hops, and malts. Very complex. Even gives off a little graham cracker scent.
Flavors are sweet, and similar to the aromas complex, but as alexd3891 (who I am drinking this with while watching UFC) says, "it needs to come together more." For those with a palate of stone (no pun intended), you will get the flavors you need but the heat at the finish may disappoint slightly.
Mouthfeel is hot, slightly chewy, and exhibits a little bit of carbonation.
Overall, I agree with alexd3891 that this could use a little more aging to bring what is potentially a phenomenal barleywine into its peak. That said, it's about as enjoyable as a 2007 as a Bigfoot Barleywine by Sierra Nevada is in 2009. If you enjoy that at that year, you should enjoy this.
12-01-2009 01:03:46 | More by jminsc76
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
22 ounce bottle, early 2007 release. Served in a nonic pint glass, the beer pours an orange/amber color with about an inch off-white head. Head retention and lacing are both good. Aroma is pine and citrusy hops, caramel malt, brown sugar, and some apricots. Taste is similar to the aroma. Surprisingly the hops are still strong in this brew after 2 years. Pine and citrusy hops dominate, while caramel malt, butterscotch, booze and brown sugar flavors are noticable, too. There's also a good lingering bitter hoppy finish. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's a bit syrupy and slick with moderate carbonation. Drinkability is good, although you can tell there's some alcohol in this brew! Overall I think it's a good beer, aging it hasn't hurt it although aging it a bit longer wouldn't be a bad thing either.
11-26-2009 23:35:18 | More by bluejacket74
4.28/5 rDev +3.4%
Dug this out of the back of the California cellar [modified refrigerator]
Decided that two years might be enough?
Pours a little head that very quickly dies no lace and no foam at all.
aroma, mostly malt some spices.
taste wow still has a big hop wallop!
great stuff, this could probably still have waited for a year or more....
but it tastes good now if you like a bite, and i do.
10-03-2009 02:29:54 | More by ReDave
4.78/5 rDev +15.5%
filled a growler at stone last saturday night. pours beautifully, with a murky dark orange body and an orange-ish white head. smells of everything you want a barleywine to smell like, though the scent is not as strong as one would want it to be. very sweet and citrus fruity. great.
wow. the flavor is truly exceptional. all of the flavors have developed into a mellow complexity that just works. the over-bearing hoppiness characteristic of fresh old guardian has finally settled into its place among the other flavors. fruity (oranges, apricots, grapes) and sugary, which adds up to a great sweetness that is put in check by what is left of the bitter hops. all of this is complemented by a perfect alcohol presence that is as subtle as the rest of the beer, and only adds to its greatness.
mouthfeel is a little lighter than i would like it to be, and it has lost perhaps a little too much carbonation. the drinkability is scary, especially at 11.26%
09-23-2009 02:19:40 | More by jdklks
4.35/5 rDev +5.1%
Got this 1 liter growler filled on Saturday the 19, 2009 at Stone Brewery.
The appearance is great. The first thing I have to mention is the head and the lacing. Ridiculous. This is absurd, especially for a 11.26% ABV. Great amber color with no floaters. Beautiful looking beer.
The smell is nothing spectacular, but a lot of the smells translate into the taste.
The taste is great. This is an entirely different brew than this years. The recipe was no doubtingly different, but age also puts a great spin on this. Dark fruits are the overwhelming characteristic. Dried prunes, bit of currants, apricot, and dry peaches. A small brown sugar taste with a huge sweet alcoholic flavor. I also get a bit of licorice.
The mouthfeel is great, fresh keg tapped two days ago. What else could you ask for? This is the way they wanted it, and this was great.
Drinkability is dangerously high, almost 12% ABV. I am tossing this back like it is water, shit, probably should save some for later but I cannot stop. Just so good.
09-21-2009 23:57:38 | More by Jmoore50
4.4/5 rDev +6.3%
Poured from a bomber bottle with the early 2007 release on the front. Mountain of head and good carbonation released fruity notes from the start. Heavy yet smooth flavor of dried friut, prune like taste. Alcohol very noticeable still very warming are I sip. Appearance is deep copper red color. The age has mellowed this only a bit. I am guessing it could still sit for a few more years.
08-10-2009 18:43:23 | More by mtnbikerpa
4.33/5 rDev +4.6%
Had this a couple months back from a growler fill but never got around to posting my review...
A: A nice amber color without much head to speak of and hardly any lacing.
S: Extremely malty and sweet caramel, the hoppiness that is usually present in this beer when fresh is almost gone.
T: Lots of malty sweetness, caramel, toffee, and some very slight bitterness.
M: Almost syrupy--very full bodied with low carbonation.
D: Much more drinkable than it's fresh counterpart, but obviously not something you're going to have several of.
07-17-2009 18:30:52 | More by womencantsail
3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
bomber bottle, tulip glass
Pours a rich amber color with an orange tint. The head is creamy and thick with a light tan color and again an orange tint.
Aroma is nice with a Stone character. Floral, some hops and rich caramel malts. The alcohol accent hits the nose after awhile.
Flavor has a spicy hop background with big malts up front. A little peppery, yet sweet. Good balance, actually more balanced like an English style barleywine. Alcohol somewhat noticeable, but incorporated evenly considering the ABV.
A bit chewy and thick. It would be a task to do more than one or two in a session.
06-28-2009 02:13:30 | More by PSUBeerman
New York
3.8/5 rDev -8.2%
This beer poured a dark brown with orange highlights and a bit of a thin head. The smell is barley malt with a big punch of floral and grassy hops. The taste starts off with some malt sweetness that goes into some grassy and floral hops with a bit of alcohol in the back end. The mouthfeel is thick and slightly syrupy with a low amount of carbonation and some warming from the alcohol. This beer is a bit daunting drinkability wise, but that's really my only complaint with it. I haven't had anything from Stone that wasn't powerful and impressive.
06-25-2009 19:49:52 | More by TheTrevor
4.45/5 rDev +7.5%
An aggressive pour into my tulip produces a cascading dark copper with a medium-sized light tan head. Short retention. Good-looking barleywine.
Smells pretty good. Unfortunately I just had an Old Ruffian yesterday, so this one is almost boring in comparison. It's got the right smell for the style, just seems a little muted, not so intense. Definitely nice though, surprisingly dark fruitiness almost like a dark Belgian, but with an obvious bright hoppiness. Amazingly deceptive 11%er!
Taste confirms what I already knew. This is good shit! Stone has never let me down! It doesn't seem to have the gorgeous look and stunning smell of Great Divide's extraordinary barleywine, but Old Guardian is certainly delicious. A lot hoppier than you would've thought, it's got a lot of bite to it! Smooth and creamy on the tongue for a good mouthfeel. Dangerously drinkable! I paid 1400 yen for this, and it was worth every penny (^_<)~*
06-02-2009 09:49:54 | More by davidchollar
4.45/5 rDev +7.5%
Had this at HopCat. Reviewing from notes.
A- Poured into a sample glass. Good clear amber color. Little quater inch head that went away. Left little lacing on the sides as I sipped on this. Nice steady bubbles the entire time. More so I think than most beers I have seen with this kind of age on them.
S- Not what I expected at first. I smelled a boat load of floral hops still. To be honest I expected more malt to be the forefront but this was not the case. The floral hops give way to a malty backbone which has a slight biscut smell to it. Maybe a little caramel or something along those lines of sweetness go with the malts. Also, the alcohol is present but is put into check with all the other smells going on.
T- Still a nice Stone quality hop taste to it. The hops have done some fading over time but still a nice floral/bitter taste. The malts come through almost right away after the hop taste. Sweet/bready/brown sugar(?) are all along the malts with the alcohol bringing up the tail end of this beauty. The alcohol is not really hidden toward the end but it doesn't stop you from wanting more.
M- Nice clean mouthfeel. It coats the palate in a bittersweet taste that lingers for a short period. It's a heavy feeling beer with a little chew to it. THe carbonation is still amazing and near perfect I think. Helps the beer glide and dance over the tounge.
D- I wish I would have kept some of these around when they first came out. This is an amazing drinkable barleywine that everyone should try. I like the age on it and think it made it into what it is.
05-20-2009 04:09:15 | More by alleykatking
4.43/5 rDev +7%
Pours a classic barleywine rusty orange with head that quickly fades to a splotchy lace. Smell is sweet toffee with some old hop aromas. Very strong sent, lots of over-ripe berries much like a flat of four week old strawberries. Taste is amazing! I've had this brew every few months since it was fresh and let me tell you, if it gets better than this I might just wet my pants. It's a huge butterscotch up front- really amazing and very sweet with a smooth flow to an easy bitterness. Not harsh at all. I feel like I'm being escorted in a goose feather-lined limo... Reminds me of high school with less hormones. I digress, the taste is so long-lasting, that it's hard to really capture. Butterscotch, then bitterness that fades to a smooth toffee, and finally returning to that butterscotch in the aftertaste which is long, drawn-out and simply begs for another sip. Very drinkable if you can handle the alcohol- which I can't! This glass is all I can do but my pallet is seeking emancipation and now I have to go to a therapist
05-19-2009 06:26:16 | More by jgap
3.93/5 rDev -5.1%
Limited early release 2007. This one has been sitting around for a year and a half. It is sure to have matured quite a bit from its initial bottling.
A- Chilled to 55 degrees and poured into my favorite snifter. Beautiful deep amber color with a small white foam that leaves some lacing. A bit cloudy with a nice bubble stream.
S- Aged malty nose with some floral hops and some yeasty biscuit scents as well. Alcohol is very much present in the aroma but is kept in check with some piney apricot and brown sugar/caramel scents.
T- Huge malty sweet bread flavor. Alcohol is a bit brash and boozy. The hops try to come through but the age has really knocked their bitterness down. Spice and dark fruit flavors are present with a caramel sweetness. A diacetyl buttery finish that was a bit surprising.
M- Big and chewy with a decent amount of carbonation.
D- A decent brew that aged well but the hops sadly perished.
04-18-2009 15:36:27 | More by projectflam86
4.33/5 rDev +4.6%
I am just starting to get into barley wine ales, and this one definitely pulled me in more. Sampled on tap at Teresa's in Wayne just last night.
Pours a dark hazy peach into a tulip glass, with very little head. I am starting to expect this from the style.
The smell seems like a combination of a barleywine and an IPA. It smells strongly of hops, a Stone signature. Citrusy and piney hops dominate the hop character. Sweet caramel malts come through to balance the hops. Fruity esters hang around the background of both the taste and the smell. There is only a slight presence of alcohol, as the beer is big enough with enough character to mask it nicely.
Slightly syrupy, the feel of this on my palate is something that I want to be able to get used to. The alcohol is felt more than it is tasted. I could definitely have a few of these.
03-22-2009 04:15:55 | More by NittanyBeerFan
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
22 oz bottle.
Pours a lightly hazed copper red, really nice and vibrant colour, thick off white head forms and slowly settles down to a thick ring around the glass, some lace spots stick around, good retention, looks real nice. Smell is great, very rich toffee, biscuits, brown sugar, tons of malt, grapefruit, strawberries, lots of fruit, alcohol comes through but is well hidden, nice floral hoppiness and big malts, nice kick to it. Taste is similar but better, lots of toffee, very rich in the mouth, biscuity malt, more brown sugar, grapefruit juice, raisins, strawberries, butter cookies, alcohol, more fruit, more toffee, just great stuff, very rich and full flavour. Mouthfeel is full bodied, lightly syrupy with low carbonation, some warmth going down but alcohol is generally well hidden, super smooth going down. Great barleywine and has aged like a champ, I wish I would have gotten more of this stuff, too bad I was a cheapskate a couple years ago.
02-15-2009 03:56:52 | More by Viggo
3.08/5 rDev -25.6%
A- Pours a bright coppery color with a three finger cream head that fades quickly bur leaves a nice ring at the top to the glass. A little cloudy in appearance
S- Notes of fruit and caramel, strong underlying smell of alcohol.
T- Caramel and a quick hit of fruit then the burn of alcohol takes over. Finishes slightly bitter with a warm touch in the back of the throat.
M- Smooth feel with light carbonation. A little thin for what I expect from a barley wine.
D- Not as drinkable as I would have liked. Feels like it needs to age more to hide the 11.26% ABV and develop some body and complexity, since the alcohol taste is somewhat overwhelming.
Review is for a 2007 release that was found on the shelves of the local beer distributor in 2008. Sometimes it is a good thing to not rotate your stock. I really hoped the year of aging would have yielded a spectacular beer, but this was not the case. I would be afraid to drink this one fresh from the brewery.
02-07-2009 04:48:25 | More by ToddT
3.9/5 rDev -5.8%
On-tap at Hollingshead's, 2 year old barleywine here,
A: Pours a light amber, with a full white head into a Chimay chalice. Good long-lasting head for this old a beer, good lacing as well.
S: Aged malt, I don't now how to describe the smell, though I find it in nearly all aged American Barleywines. Hops are prevalent though the malt has surely taken this one over.
T: Great malt flavour, bittersweet with a nice mix of hops. Hops are still clearly evident after 2 years, pine, stone fruit are clearly evident. Just a good flavour, an enjoyable ale to drink.
M: Full bodied, lightly viscous with alcohol evident in the finish, no burn at all. Very smooth.
D: The 2007 version of this brew has held up very well. I'm glad Kenny had a keg of this. Not mind-blowing, just a tasty and drinkable aged barleywine.
01-27-2009 01:17:17 | More by Halcyondays
Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2007 from Stone Brewing Co.
92 out of 100 based on 286 ratings.


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Point Park men stop slide with key, AMC road win at Wilberforce, 88-71
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Asa Braxton had a career-high 23 points and five 3-pointers in Tuesday's win. Photo by Lyddia Ankrom.
WILBERFORCE, Ohio -- The Point Park University men's basketball team put the brakes on a mini, two-game losing streak and picked up a key road win with Tuesday's 88-71 victory over Wilberforce University in American Mideast Conference play.
Point Park (10-9, 3-4 AMC) had lost its last two conference games, but ran out to an 18-point halftime lead to avenge an earlier loss to Wilberforce (9-16, 5-3 AMC). Point Park, which had been 3-6 in its last nine games entering Tuesday, took complete control with a 52-34 halftime lead over the Bulldogs.
Point Park and Wilberforce split the season series as Point Park dropped a disappointing, 92-80, home loss to the Bulldogs on Jan. 7. Point Park now leads the all-time series with Wilberforce, 16-6.
A couple of lesser-used players played key roles for the Pioneers Tuesday as reserve Asa Braxton had 16 of his 23 points and nailed four treys in the first half to get Point Park out to the 52-34 lead at the break. Braxton is a 6-2, junior guard/forward from Pittsburgh, Pa., and Hampton High School. He previously played at Seton Hill.
Also, Eric Johnson got his first start of the year and made the most of it with 13 points, five rebounds and four assists. The 6-2 senior guard/forward from Uniontown, Pa., sat out the first semester but has scored in double figures in five of the seven games he's played.
Junior point guard T.J. Heatherington put up 22 points and six assists, and senior forward Devon Alexander added 15 points and eight rebounds for the Pioneers.
Dante Anglin, a 6-5 senior forward from North Hills, Pa., grabbed a team-high nine rebounds to give him 506 for his career. He is the 17th player in school history to reach the 500-rebound plateau.
It was Braxton and Johnson who spearheaded Point Park's first-half surge. A couple of buckets by Johnson keyed a 6-0 run that put the Pioneers up, 25-19 midway through the half.
Moments later, Braxton hit a trey to establish a 10-point lead, 36-26. Another 3-pointer by Braxton and an old-fashioned 3-point play from Johnson made the score 44-31 late in the half.
But Braxton extended the lead even more as he scored eight quick points -- on two treys and a jumper -- to make it 52-34 at intermission. Braxton made five 3-pointers on the night.
Point Park's lead got up over 20 points, 65-43, early in the second half. Braxton hit another trey to push the lead to 77-50 at one point.
Wilberforce's Terrance Morgan had a team-high 14 points, although 12 of those came on four 3-pointers in the first half. Leading scorer Chris Olayfioye, a 6-3 guard who put up 27 points in the win at Point Park, was held to one point. He came in averaging 17.4 ppg.
Tuesday's game was the first of three straight AMC road games for Point Park. The Pioneers are just 1-3 in conference home games, which leaves them to pick up the slack on the road. Point Park visits Houghton on Saturday (2 p.m.) and Walsh on Feb. 7 (8 p.m.).
Point Park has a total of five games remaining, all of which are in conference play. The Pioneers are within contention of one of the four AMC playoff spots.
(Visit the Point Park athletics Web site for a Box Score at a later time).


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Ryman Division One South Casuals were 2-0 down with 17 minutes remaining when the floodlights went out at King George's Field on Tuesday night - a blown fuse the culprit.
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Joe Scarborough on Tuesday told his "Morning Joe" co-host an inconvenient truth that she and most of her colleagues in the media just can't handle.
"A president that cannot control 45 backbenchers in the opposing Party in the House of Representatives is too weak to be President of the United States. It is that simple" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
JOE SCARBOROUGH, CO-HOST: [Obama's] a mediator. And he sits and, "What do you think? What do you think?"
MIKA BRZEZINSKI, CO-HOST: Well.
SCARBOROUGH: "We'll go halfway." He…
BRZEZINSKI: Look.
SCARBOROUGH: He doesn't understand, Mika, he controls the world stage. He has a power with that bully pulpit that nobody else has and he will not use it.
BRZEZINSKI: He controls the world's stage unless the Republicans say they will not negotiate on anything.
SCARBOROUGH: That's just not true. That's just not true.
BRZEZINSKI: I want to read from Joe's piece on Saturday.
SCARBOROUGH: That is just not true.
BRZEZINSKI: Hold on.
EUGENE ROBINSON: Just to interject quickly, when he drew a line, when the President drew a line in the debt…
BRZEZINSKI: Yes.
ROBINSON: …in the debt ceiling debate, and when he said, you know, this and no further, I, it's got to be a longer-term deal that gets us past the election, he got it. He got what he wanted.
SCARBOROUGH: Right.
ROBINSON: When he used the bully pulpit, he swayed public opinion.
BRZEZINSKI: Who he already negotiated on way down in the House.
ROBINSON: Exactly. Yeah, no that's true.
Wow. So after months of haggling, the only thing the most powerful man in the world got was a deal that kicked the can further down the road until after the election, and Brzezinski as well as Robinson, ever the dutiful shills, see that as a huge victory.
Scarborough didn't:
SCARBOROUGH: A president that cannot control 45 backbenchers in the opposing Party in the House of Representatives is too weak to be President of the United States. It is that simple. Lyndon Johnson would have eaten these people up for breakfast and spit them out before lunch.
BRZEZINSKI: Okay. These people though are the very people that I think don't care…
SCARBOROUGH: Ronald Reagan wouldn't put up, I mean, a strong leader doesn't put up with it.
BRZEZINSKI: …about…
SCARBOROUGH: It doesn't matter whether they care or not. You make them irrelevant to the process if you're strong enough to do that.
Scarborough, who clearly is coming around to the obvious leadership deficiencies of this President, was spot on.
As much as I love the Tea Party, a huge part of their success stems from the weakness of Barack Obama. A minority faction in one chamber of Congress should not be wielding the kind of power this fledgling movement is.
Don't get me wrong, I am quite thrilled that this is the case, but agree with Scarborough that a Reagan, Johnson, or even a Clinton would have pushed back much more effectively.
Consider that the real legislative impact of the Republican revolution in the '90s didn't happen until after their second successful election in 1996. Clinton stonewalled their budget and tax cuts until 1997 thereby furthering his own reelection.
By contrast, Obama began caving to Tea Party demands in December weeks before any of them was sworn in. Now, eight months later, he has become almost irrelevant, a situation that as NewsBusters pointed out earlier has been enabled by his equally hapless fans in the media.
This of course includes Brzezinski and Robinson.
Maybe with more exchanges like this, they'll come around - but I wouldn't hold my breath.
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Submitted by JustAl on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:33am.
My memory isn't so good. Which article of the Constitution (you know, that pesky "problem" Cokie Roberts was bitching about) says the President is supposed to "control" anybody in any other branch of the government save the military? I guess His "O"lliness isn't the only one who wishes we were more like communist China.
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Joe Scarborough,listen up, pay attention,man....
Submitted by lrgon on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 2:14pm.
Obama got everything he wanted with the "compromise." Mitch McConnel and John "run the gourmet tab up" Boehner handed the keys to the national treasury vault to Obama.
Forget this nonsense about trying to portray Obama as a weak leader. Obama came out smelling like a rose because Mitch and John betrayed the Tea Party freshmen who were elected to balance the budget and sided with a big spender just like them.
Boehner and Stenny Hoyer in the meantime continue to feast at gourmet coffee houses and restaurants running up the tab courtesy of the taxpayer to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars.
CNS News follows that story >>>http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/boehner-paid-16176-tax-dollars-2010-food
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Obama wanted the title, the
Submitted by Kenyon Schraeder on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:40am.
Obama wanted the title, the spotlight, the attention, the accolades, the adoring masses, the fancy office and the big fancy jet BUT he really never wanted to actually BE the President. Past the podium and teleprompter, he is well short on real leadership and devoid of any useful life experience for what lies ahead. In the midst of all that has and is happening, the best he can do is pontificate from behind the podium. That's of little comfort to the majority of people feeling the crunch.
And now, he's not going to get the Congressional respect that a true President deserves simply because he never ever divulged "his plan" while the debt debate was raging. He would have to become a totally different Obama to earn respect from Congress going forward.
And that, folks, "jes ain't a gonna happen". The 2012 elections will encourage the Congressional members from within his own party to save themselves first.
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He's a narcissist
Submitted by Galvanic on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:21pm.
Obama ascended to the Presidency in large part because voters projected on to him traits that just aren't there. He was like a new car that's never been test driven; he looks nice and sounds nice, but once you start driving it, you realize it's a lemon. As the public is awakening to the error of its judgment, many are abandoning him, while others remain . . . well . . . hopeful.
Now, as criticism of his obvious lack of leadership grows, the Narcissist in Chief is all about blaming everyone and everything else. He's obviously not comfortable in the role of President -- his first job in which he is held accountable for results, and probably the first time he's ever had so many people abandon him. He's probably not aware of the fact that the more he talks, the less he has to say, and the more the disappointment grows.
But the real lesson to be learned is ours as a nation. Can we see through the hucksterism of our own politicians, or will be always fall for the images?
The economic disaster that won't go away is bringing us closer and closer to the decision.
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"Fledgling movement"?
Submitted by Texndoc on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:43am.
Come again?
Scarborough and Mika have embraced and exaggerated their worst flaws so I really can't watch anymore. She sits there and muggs like a goon, and he is as pompous and self-congratulatory as ever. The bile in his mouth when he speaks of Rubio or DeMint or Perry or Palin or Tea Party, oh yeah Joe we know you were Mr. Financial Conservative of All Time. We know. We know. They're such amateurs and will never be you.
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Obama is not-was not-fit to hold office
Submitted by JIMMY1660 on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:45am.
BHO's background readily shows he is a fish out of water. has nothing to fall back to figure out the next move around the hurdles.
He has said all the words-and they are without substance.
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Barack Obama thought he could
Submitted by marpel on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:51am.
Barack Obama thought he could come in to the White House and be a community organizer. Running a country doesn't work this way. You need to know how business works and how government works. He's in way, way, way over his head, and I hope it will start to dawn on the American people who elected him.
As for Scarborough, I'm so sick of listening to his self importance, I want to puke.
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Submitted by alvin on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:09pm.
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Opinions are neither true nor
Submitted by motherbelt on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:19pm.
Opinions are neither true nor false. That's why they're called "opinions" not "facts."
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Synergistic effect
Submitted by Cactus Kurt on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:18pm.
Joe Scarborough is a putz. Mika Brzezinski is a ditz. Together, they raise stupidity to a new level. Unwatchable.
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Looks like a very special boy is headed for Red Lobster.. again!
Submitted by SickofLibs on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:22pm.
"Nice to see you again so soon, Sir. Will you be having the usual?"
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I'm generally not one to brag, SoL...
Submitted by Jer on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 2:23pm.
but after twenty years of patronizing the restaurant "serving the ocean's bounty--from our freezers to your stomach" we have been honored with our own private table conveniently located between the fire exit and the "facilities".
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A box full of Stupid
Submitted by Free Stinker on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:34pm.
We have finally found something dumber than a Box full of Joe Bidens. A box full of Joe and Mika.
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So insightful, worth reading
Submitted by ex buff e-dub on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:40pm.
So insightful, worth reading twice! ;-)
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Men Who Never Grow Up – The 'Puer Aeturnus Complex
Submitted by ex buff e-dub on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:42pm.
Puer Aeturnus is Latin for 'Eternal Youth'. It is a concept from the psychology of Carl Jung and applies to those men who, even though they're in their 30's, 40's or 50's have retained the emotional characteristics of an adolescent. Many of these men, referred to as Puers from now on, had fathers who were partially or totally absent. Others had fathers who were weak and passive, which left the upbringing to the mother. All Puers have an inappropriately strong tie to the mother, positive or negative. If there is no essential differentiation from the mother, there is no masculinity. A sense of masculinity has to be won by struggle; it is not a birthright!
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cajun is confused again*
Submitted by cajun2 on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:48pm.
I thought those 45 backbenchers answered to their constituents, not the President. What part of REPRESENTATIVE does Joe not understand?
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cajun...allow me to unconfuse you
Submitted by Jer on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 1:37pm.
Joe has been a huge cheerleader for those backbenchers all throughout the debt ceiling debate. There may have been some mild criticism on a couple of occasions, but it was far outweighed by gushing praise for their efforts. It almost made me physically ill to listen to it.
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Those 45 House 'backbenchers' are the only ones that deserve...
Submitted by Dave. on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 12:53pm.
...to be returned to Congress next year.
The rest need to get the boot, as they helped the dems get us downgraded.
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Dave - I never voted for a "backbencher" in my life...
Submitted by Grumpy in Arizona on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 2:00pm.
... I voted for people who I hoped would represent me to the best of their abilities... loudly and strongly! I am in full agreement with your sentiment that the 45 need to be returned next year and the Halls of the Legislature" need more conservative "backbenchers" that will challenge the status quo!
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held hostage
Submitted by Tjexcite on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 3:06pm.
You make them irrelevant to the process if you're strong enough to do that.
If you are strong enough you are not held hostage by a "their words" fringe group that no real plan. Like the Tea party and not bow to them. This attack was from the left as O should not have caved and all part of the meme that the tea party won the debate yet they don't like it and they where the ones to vote against it but they won against the weak president.
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Wow. Joe earlier in the show
Submitted by amyshulk on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 3:33pm.
Wow. Joe earlier in the show articulated what I said election night - that Pres. Obama would be a "Charlie Brown" and NOT a leader!!!
I think what everyone is ignoring is the fact that we either accept that we ALL {mostly - I'm sure there are some who don't use credit} have been "Keeping up with the Joneses" and that that just isn't possible anymore, or we hope the NEXT bubble expands and saves us so we can bury our heads in the sand for yet another generation.
I think "Eat your Peas" was an in-artful way of saying "Look, gov't. has been living beyond its' means for decades, but so have *most* people, and we all have to face up to it, accept the contraction, falling house prices, and lower pay"
The problem though? The stimulus was designed to keep the gov't. workers in the life they were accustomed to, and in the meantime, the economy would expand the NEXT bubble to give the illusion that this ponzi scheme of paying gov't workers too much, the lie of SSA, and Medicare was OK as long as we got ours. Geez, even our "poor" would be middle class in *most* Nations!!!
This is the death knell. Too bad for Pres. Obama that there is NO bubble to make it *seem* he fixed things.
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ever noticed
Submitted by grammajane on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 4:24pm.
Ever noticed that since Mochelle Obama made the covers of vougue, good housekeeping, field and stream, time, newsweek, etc. with her bare arms, that Mika hardly lets a day go by, without her armless dresses. Kind of proves she follows, has no taste or opinion of her own, kind of like most libs who follow and say all the same remarks.
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Morning Joe, You Just Plain Blow
Submitted by Motormouth KOS on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 5:37pm.
First, Barry Hussein doesn't know what he wants so he wouldn't know who to control and why. This empty-headed narcissist is still in disbelief that his toothy smile isn't getting him what he wants.
And I sense the beginning of the end...
Even though the lame stream media will still be licking his nub, the very earliest cracks in the Coalition of Enablers is starting to show.
- They see a weak, spineless jackass who doesn't rep the far left and caves to the power.
- They see an empty vessel who can't even "feel our pain"
- They see a circus clown without the red foam nose and floppy shoes
I see the beginning of the end.
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Why the hell is Bubbles Brzezynski on TV anyway?
Submitted by djwolf12 on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 6:28pm.
She is only good for 1 or 2 word answers, she constantly stares into the camera, and she is a host on a Morning Show???? I swear she is proving that someone can have an IQ in negative numbers
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Three reasons why she has the gig and two are sagging........
Submitted by Tomorama on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 6:39pm.
Funny, the last few days there has been some, SOME backlash on this show against Sotero and the whole panel earlier in this show agreed that Obama indeed made a speech yesterday BUT SAID NOTHING and Meeeeeeka would have none of that and some lib asked "OK, what did he say then"..........
SHE PROCEEDED TO READ WHAT HE SAID WORD FOR WORD, meaning the nitwit, never was BIMBO didn't get it, "honey" he talked, BUT SAID NOTHING WORTH LISTENING TOO...
Do you understand now "honey" or does your socialist Daddy need to explain it to you?
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Finally, something I agree
Submitted by deerjerkydave on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 7:57pm.
Finally, something I agree with Joe on. If Obama really wanted to maintain the AAA credit rating of the United States with S&P then he would have gotten it done one way or another. Obama is great in front of a teleprompter, but he has no idea what he is doing once it's turned off.
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A small group of people with integrity...
Submitted by Robert17 on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:27pm.
...is actually very powerful. Since Obama has none, he's in a bad way.
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well, well, well?
Submitted by ironhead4099 on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 1:39am.
Well once again I'm convinced that Joe Scab is going to run for Congress again. He has been doing a lot of talking lately trying to get on the good side of republicans. Of course given who he works with, for and who is quest are, you don't have to be a Rocket Scientist to show some intelligence on his network.
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You may have an excellent point
Submitted by Blonde on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 1:48am.
...and one I'd not considered.
He's more than tired of being in the basement of obscurity that is MSNBC.
Question is....WHERE does he base his campaign? Even though I'm a lifelong Floridian, I can't imagine we'd be nice enough to forgive him his transgressions (not to mention his DEAD STAFFER).
Can Joe say "Congressman from New Yawk"?
Nah, didn't think so.
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Missing the point
Submitted by callamac on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 3:24am.
"As much as I love the Tea Party, a huge part of their success stems from the weakness of Barack Obama. A minority faction in one chamber of Congress should not be wielding the kind of power this fledgling movement is."
-I think you're missing the point....Barak Obama is not exactly weak…he still owns the drive-by media. Rather, he only seems weak BECAUSE the "fledging" tea party house members are backed by a STRONG segment of the U.S. population who are making sure that their voices are heard. Moreover, in my point of view, these same house members are STRONGER because of their constituencies own strength; which you can see through the effect their having on other republicans, who in the past have been wishy-washy, even spineless in their stances…who are now being FORCED to reflect a stronger sense of conservatism.
-This is a good thing.
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renderWith() makes navigation disappear
16 January 2009 at 3:41am
i'm trying to render a page through the action of another pages controller like so:
function showPage {
$page = DataObject::get_by_id('Page',7);
return $page->renderWith('Page');
when i visit the url (somepage/showPage), page with id 7 is rendered, but the navigation (using controls like Menu(2) etc) disappears.
i found a post concerning the same problem in the forum archives, but without any replies:
am i getting something wrong about renderWith()?
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Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
17 January 2009 at 3:29am
Isn't renderWith() supposed to get an array of parameters?
so this would become:
$page->renderWith(array('MyPage', 'Page'));
Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
17 January 2009 at 4:46am
thanks for the answer, but according to the docs both parameter types are allowed:
from http://doc.silverstripe.org/doku.php?id=templates&s=renderwith#calling_templates_from_php_code:
... $controller->renderWith("TemplateName"); ...
... renderWith() can also be passed an array of template names. If this is done, then renderWith() will use the first available template name. ...
strange enough, in my case the use of a single string doesn't do the trick, i have to pass an array like Array('ProjectPage', 'Page'), even though 'ProjectPage' is not a template but a layout (in the 'layouts' folder) to render a ProjectPage.
as for the missing navigation, i got it working again using the following instead of Menu(2):
<% control Parent.Children %>
not sure wheter it's a bug or my misunderstanding of renderWith - there's no overly detailed explanation on in this the docs...
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Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
17 January 2009 at 4:57am
That's how it's supposed to work AFAIK. Normal rendering behavoir is to follow the class inheritance chain to get potential template names, but when you use renderWith it requires you to explicitly define the list of templates to try. So if you just use 'ProjectPage' then it finds that for the Layout template but when it fails to find a main template called ProjectPage it doesn't look for 'Page'.
Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
17 January 2009 at 5:33am
oh i understand - thanks for pointing this out.
maybe there's also a reasonable explanation for the 'Menu(2)' not working?...
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Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
17 January 2009 at 7:15am
Menu() is defined in the Controller class, so if you call renderWith() in your Page subclass, the method doesn't exist in a place where it can be called. If the method calling renderWith() is in your Controller, then Menu() should work.
Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
19 January 2009 at 11:01pm
that's a good hint, but even though the method calling renderWith is in a class extending Page_Controller, none of my controller methods are available in the ProjectPage.ss layout??
here is the method i'm calling via url 'showproject/project/7' (inside showproject_controller):
function project($action) {
$projectPage = DataObject::get_by_id('ProjectPage', $action['ID']);
ProjectPage_Controller::init(); //loads necessary js
return $projectPage->renderWith(Array('ProjectPage','Page'));
any further hints appreciated...
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Re: renderWith() makes navigation disappear
19 January 2009 at 11:32pm Last edited: 19 January 2009 11:36pm
This is the correct behaviour - you're calling renderWith() on your ProjectPage class, which is not attached to the controller by default, which means you can't access any of those methods.
Firstly - is there a reason you're using an action to render another page? It would be much simpler to directly link to the page. It seems that this is what you're currently trying to do, so I would reccomend just using the $Link method in your template and link directly to the page in order to avoid duplicate content + hack problems etc.
On the other hand, if the ProjectPage isn't a sub-class of SiteTree, it makes sense to render in an action. The best way to do this is to create a custom action template - you do this by making a template called (Class)_(action).ss - in this case PageProject_project.ss
You can then modify your project method to something like this:
public function project() {
return array (
'ProjectPage' => DataObject::get_by_id(...)
You can then use <% control ProjectPage %> in your template.
If you are really stuck with using an action to render a SiteTree object, you can do something like this to couple it to a controller: (I'm presuming your using 2.2.x)
public function project() {
$controller = new ProjectPage_Controller(DataObject::get_by_id('ProjectPage', ...));
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The Houston Texans will be missing a number of starters Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Cornerback Johnathan Joseph is listed as inactive for the team's game, as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury. Sunday's game will be the second contest missed by Joseph due to the injury. The Texans defense will also be without veteran linebacker Bradie James, who is also nursing a hamstring injury. Right tackle Derek Newton is inactive, having suffered a knee injury. Cornerback Alan Ball, who had been listed as questionable this week, will not play with a foot injury.
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VAN BUREN CO., TN (WRCB) - The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has canceled an AMBER Alert for East Tennessee.
Three-year old Summer Knasel and four-year old Lovell Knasel were found safe in Maryland Wednesday afternoon.
They were abducted by their non-custodial parents, 32-year-old Jeremy Knasel and 24-year-old Ashley Norberg.
The children were taken from their custody earlier this month after it was discovered Knasel and Norberg were manufacturing methamphetamine in the house with the children present.
The parents were believed to be armed with a handgun.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of California's ban on gay marriage, which could be a landmark ruling for gay marriage nationwide, according to the Associated Press.
The court said today it will also review a federal appeals ruling that struck down the state's ban on gay marriage and whether Congress can stop married gay couples from receiving the same benefits a heterosexual couple may receive, says the New York Times. Currently, the Defense of Marriage Act limits such benefits for same-sex couples including pension and health benefits, says the AP.