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23-01-2012 16:10
12/28/2011, the acquired phone Nokia Lumia 800 in Italy, registered in the network TIM, MMS function to work (pictures and color files to send and receive) data transmission to work, not fine-tuned mail Gmail. In early January 2012 was in Russia, and connected to the MTS network, loaded with Marketplace "Network Configuration", and took advantage of all of these features have earned (except of course the mail Gmail: it was not tuned), arrived in Ukraine, MTS acquired a package of Ukraine and no function (listed above) did not work at all. With the help of a specialist support service operator was able to incorporate data transmission. That's all. As it turned out, in Ukraine, even on the support site does not support Nokia Nokia Lumia 800, the new global online Nokia Ukraine is not on the list. From the words teh.spetsialistov in Ukraine to date, all mobile operators can provide normal support for phones with Windows Mobile OS version is not above 6.5 (personally reviewed all the settings page: they are only for older versions).
Flashing my last. Nothing she did not give entirely from the fact that you declared for.
- Can I hope that 800 will be properly Lumia work in Ukraine, if so, at least in what year?
- Have someone on improving the ability to work with Lumia 800 using a computer, such as sending messages, documents?
- Will there be any changes in the Nokia Suite, which would have the opportunity to send and receive MMS? (I have a second phone Nokia X3-02, and I really miss this function);
- When you plan to upgrade the firmware version for Nokia Lumia 800, so that it becomes even remotely resemble a business phone, not a toy?
Thank you.
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25-01-2012 19:26
Hi All
I'm on O2, couldn't send MMS, rang O2, they were scratching their heads, did some googling and found this forum, so I've just dialled ##634# and gone to the APN Settings and under APN Settings, I scrolled to MMS and I added the following details
IAP Name MMS
APN wap.o2.co.uk
Proxy http://mmsc.mms.02.co.uk:8002
Port 18.104.22.168
Username o2wap
Password password
Clicked Save, backed out everything to home screen, sent a test MMS and it worked, wife sent me an MMS and it came through, so all sorted now
25-01-2012 20:31
Still can't get the mms working with tesco sim card. Even when entering mms apn settings in the diagnostics menu.
Anyone else out there able to get it working on tesco sim?
26-01-2012 12:45
27-01-2012 17:49
Can somone explain this solution in more detail? im following this thread and what everyone else has attempted just doesn't exist for me.
Info first..
Cant send or recieve MMS (can go on the net and send SMS though)
Nokia Lumia 800
Provider: Three UK
I have gone to the diagnostics menu as everyone has suggested here, but there is no option called 'APN Settings' at all!
Of course Nokia tech support were completely useless, blamed Three for the problem.. which interestingly enough Three blamed the problem on Nokia.
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16-02-2012 19:42
Hi All
Sorry I haven't been on the forum, been extremely busy. I originally put those settings in the MMS Diagnostics and it worked, however i've made a mistake when i posted them.
I went to send my wife a MMS the other night and it won't send again, but I stupiddly didn't write down the settings. Now if i try to do it again the same way, it just says Access point not set: IAP Exists, so i'm stuck again, although i can send pics via email to my wife, most of my family and friends don't have email, so i won't be able to send them pics.
16-02-2012 20:29
I don't know if it's linked, but my AIM email I have set up on my phone keeps asking me to enter my password, this phone is really starting to annoy me!
16-02-2012 20:37
Ok, I have just emailed the link below for the network setup app to my phone and when my email eventually downloaded, i clicked the link and installed the network setup app, chose O2 - UK from the 3 choices and once finished, I rebooted my phone and my MMS works again, Yipee!!!
I hope this is the end of this annoying problem!!
17-02-2012 11:52
I still have the problem of internet data and MMS being mutually exclusive.
If I set my APN to 3internet (for Three in Ireland) I can use mobile data but not send MMS.
If I delete the APN I can send MMS but can't use mobile data.
The latest Network Setup app does not help.
The APN settings in the Diagnostics app does not help (in fact this seems to make things worse).
On top of this my phone still locks up one in three times that I take it out of flight mode.
18-02-2012 13:09
Cannot use MMS or Group Text. Phoned Nokia and they tild me they would telephone me when they had a fix. Have I been fobbed off?
18-02-2012 20:00
I'm on Vodafone and I loaded the link for the app straight from the link above onto my phone and when run it searched for my settings and found numerous different providers. I selected Vodafone UK and then tested it by sending a picture to myself. At first I thought it hadn't worked as there was a long silence but a few minutes later the message bleep went off and hey presto I recieved the message back ... MMS again, happy days.
18-03-2012 16:34
18-03-2012 21:51
I have the Lumia 800. MMS worked at first then stopped. Nokia sent me the apn settings but they didn't work. Can't install the Network setup app as there's no install button. Any ideas on what to do next?
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All of the MMS/Data APN configuration problems have been resolved for me since updating to firmware 12070 and Network Setup 184.108.40.206.
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The Lok Sabha's list of business for August 22 states that Finance Minister P Chidambaram will move the Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill 2011 to amend the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970 and the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1980.India Inc is keenly awaiting passage of this Bill as this will push the Reserve Bank of India to issue new banking licences.
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John Wells enters new territory, as he goes underground in East Africa to track four kidnapped Americans and the Somali bandits who snatched them, in the tough, thoughtful, electrifying new novel from the #1 New York Times best-selling author.
Four friends, recent college graduates, travel to Kenya to work at a giant refugee camp for Somalis. Two men, two women, each with their own reasons for being there. But after twelve weeks, they're ready for a break and pile into a Land Cruiser for an adventure.
They get more than they bargained for. Bandits hijack them. They wake up in a hut, hooded, bound, no food or water. Hostages. As a personal favor, John Wells is asked to try to find them, but he does so reluctantly. East Africa isn't his usual playing field. And when he arrives, he finds that the truth behind the kidnappings is far more complex than he imagined.
The clock is ticking. The White House is edging closer to an invasion of Somalia. Wells has a unique ability to go undercover, and to make things happen, but if he can't find the hostages soon, they'll be dead - and the U.S. may be in a war it never should have begun.
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"Wells is finally moving out of the desert"
Berenson's 7th John Wells installment is another solid effort that delivers. This time around Wells is contacted by his estranged son to assist in the rescue of kidnapped Americans in Africa. While the world believes a terrorist plot, Wells pieces together a more complex and sinister evolving series of motivations. As is typical, Wells struggles with his own unique brand of morality and ethical conduct. In the end Wells functions as a microcosm of the confusing mix of US intent and policy all while out-thinking everyone else.
The pacing is excellent with a gradual buildup, leading to an almost non-stop, but unclear where this is headed ending. This time out Wells is not officially CIA, but has their crucial support. At the same time, Berenson throws in numerous plot twists as well as doing an excellent job of interjecting contradictory governmental aims. In addition, the geographical translocation to Africa is refreshing to see Wells out of his element, but still quite capable. Berenson appears ready to move Wells in new directions, both personally as well as operationally.
George Guidall's narration is simply outstanding as would be expected. His range of voices is breathtaking. His flow and tone perfectly match the mood of the story.
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Alex Berenson is a seasoned reporter who has seen current combat theaters first hand - and transfers a lot of his experience through a "kick-butt" protagonist, John Wells. Wells' exploits are realistic - not supernatural - and his supporting cast should also keep a reader's interest while progressing through the seven books Berenson has written.
Furthermore, Berenson is a really good writer. He knows how to explain the undercurrents of America's fight against extremism - and weave the many details and subplots together to create an interesting, informative book.
Lastly, George Guidall brings this book to life with an excellent performance. I hope Berenson and Guidall continue with John Wells and cast.
"Berenson + Guidall - I'm happy"
I really really like George Guidall as a narrator and the combination of his voice and intonations with Alex Berenson makes me very happy for as long as the book lasts. This book (The Night Ranger) situated in Africa (Kenya and Somalia) perhaps isn't as good as his books on the Middle East - but more than good enough and gives a credible feel for life in Africa, the warlords, the instability etc.
"Even George Guidall can't save this dog"
I have read or listened to all the John Wells novels. I really like the character and have enjoyed every other Alex Berenson book. I struggled to finish this one, jumping out to listen to three other books before buckling down to finish this. Not because it's a good story but because I kept hoping something would happen to make it better. Truthfully the last hour is far superior, but getting there is a slog through muck and mire. I actually logged in to see if this was one of those "by famous author and some other guy you've never heard of" because it didn't read like Berenson, didn't move like Berenson and if you had never read any of his other books, could put you off the author completely. Feels like a contractual obligation, not a real effort.
"Not what I expected"
This was not the action packed compelling story I was expecting from this writer or his character. I kept waiting for the story to take off. The book ended somewhat unexpectedly.
I would like to hear the reader expand his narrative accents and character range. Seems to have only two or three differing expressions
A little bit let down on this one. I have enjoyed reading or listening to each of his other John wells books
"A transparent, high-tech thriller, well read."
This is the first of Berenson's novels I've read. If you like the sort of thrillers in which the only suspense is how the (super)hero will defeat his adversaries, then you probably will enjoy Night Ranger. I prefer stories with mystery in addition to adventure in which the identity of the villain and other adversaries isn't known. It was clear from the outset that Wells would somehow succeed; it is only a question of how. In this case, the high-tech superiority of the USA combines with Wells's cleverness and fighting skills to overwhelm relatively primitive, youthful Somalian militia. It is sort of believable but not at all surprising. The narrator George Guidall is one of my favorites.
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"Simple plot but it works"
I'm running out of books from my favorite authors and discovered this book which I was pleasantly surprised to read. The plot is fairly straightforward and John Wells is the hero who is half detective, and full on kick ass commando. Not too many meaningless and unnecessary threads like some books. I wasn't into the John Wells is a Muslim thing, it just doesn't work and frankly feels pointless and preachy.
George Guidall is a pleasure to listen to. He could probably read a cook book and still keep it interesting, he's that good.
Overall it's excellent, but I just couldn't give it a full 5 stars. I would give it 4.5 stars if possible. I'm sort of conflicted over the issue because it's not nearly the best of the genre in my opinion, yet 4 stars doesn't quite do it justice either.
It would have been nice to hear about some reconciliation between Wells and his son after the mission. Then again I guess it doesn't really matter. Thankfully the whole hostage thing was handled nicely and the reader (me) didn't have to feel agonized and tortured like so many hostage situations in books and movies make you feel.
Bottom line, it's a great book and I will be listening to more in the series.
"Loved It"
Fast paced.
All of them. The narrator put a nice comical twist on some of their conversations.
He's one of the best.
"John Wells At His Best"
Yes, if I knew that my friend was either a fan of military/suspense or open to reading different genres. This was just a great book overall; very well written. There was some human interest there with the young aid workers and a few scenes with John Wells that were a bit surprising. It was also pretty cool to see Wells operating out of his comfort zone, on different continent in very different setting.
And I guess that's a part of what makes men like John Wells so fun to read, they don't let the fear of the unknown hinder them. They are trained to operate on their own, trust their instincts, and react quickly to some really sticky situations that the average man would need a couple of days to figure out.
The first time Wells comes face to face with the hyenas in the hut where the four aid workers had been held. I've heard about how vicious hyenas are, but something about that scene really gave me a different perspective. It was pretty gruesome.
Things started to look really bleak after Wells has been in Africa a couple of days and, at one point, he began to feel a bit hopeless and decided to call some folk back home. He called his son and his son unexpectedly threw him a lifeline in the form hope. Hope that he was wanted to open the lines of communication between he and his father and possibly start rebuilding their relationship. I remember smiling and feeling a burst of happiness. Wells had been wanting that for so long. Now I'm looking forward to seeing how the relationship between father and son is repaired in the coming books.
This is a great series to read. John Wells is a complex, yet simple man. And this was my favorite book in the series.
"Could be Berenson's best John Wells thriller!"
Alex Berenson and narrator George Guidall combine for the best John Wells thriller so far.
Its filled with great characters. The least of which is Elliot Schaffer Well's friend and mentor at the CIA. He brings great comic relief to Berenson's dark plot.
Its not often that an author's 7th novel in a series is his best, but in this case it is.
George Guidall's narration is teriffic as usual. He is one of the best along with David Colacci.
If you are already a fan of these books, don't miss this one!!
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The woman gave the robber $200 as other customers fled the scene.
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DENVER - In a not-too-subtle rebuke of Gov. John Hickenlooper (D-Colorado,) lawmakers in the House state affairs committee heard a bill that would have limited the authority of Colorado's governor to grant reprieves in cases of pending executions.
HB 1197 died in a 6 to 3 vote on Monday.
Rep. Libby Szabo (R-Arvada) was the lone sponsor of the bill that would have limited the governor's ability to grant reprieve to 90 days at a time and only for reasons of "administrative difficulties."
Gov. Hickenlooper was widely criticized for his decision in the pending execution of convicted murderer Nathan Dunlap.
Rather than commute Dunlap's death sentence or carry it out, Hickenlooper opted to leave the choice to the next governor of the state, stating in his executive order that his beliefs on the death penalty had shifted.
Hickenlooper told 9NEWS that he understood it was a poor decision from a political standpoint, but said he didn't want his personal reservations about the death penalty to permanently end the practice of capital punishment in Colorado.
In a recent Quinnipiac poll, Colorado voters said they wanted to keep the death penalty by a margin of 66-28.
Likewise, the voters disapproved of Hickenlooper's handling of the issue 36-28.
The power of the governor to grant reprieves (along with commutations and pardons) is specifically listed in the state constitution, listing only treason and impeachment as limits to this power.
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Paleo Bread2011-09-10
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Place almond flour, coconut flour, flax, salt and baking soda in a food processor
Pulse ingredients together
Pulse in eggs, oil, honey and vinegar
Pour batter into a greased 7.5\" x 3.5\" Magic Line Loaf Pan
Bake at 350° for 30 minutes
Cool and serve
- 1 1/2 cups blanched almond flour
- 2 tablespoons coconut flour
- 1/4 cup golden flaxseed meal
- 1/4 teaspoon celtic sea salt
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 5 eggs
- 1/4 cup coconut oil
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
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Looks delicious but, listing the carb & fiber count would be great.
This is so good! The texture is nice and light, even though I was too lazy to take out my food processor. I whisked the ingredients thoroughly, and the batter came out well-blended.
This is really delicious! I'm not usually a big fan of flax but tried it anyway. I ran out of coconut flour so I substituted quinoa flour and it still turned out really well.
Yo, Fast Paleo crew!
A quick question: when you note almond flour on your ingredients list, does that mean that you just chop up almonds very finely until they are in near the consistency of flour or is there a special almond flour that must be purchased?
Made this bread yesterday and it is delicious….my husband used it to make sandwiches for lunch…it was great. Thank you
I actually use almond meal and just the whisk and it turns out delicious!
Made this recipe twice. The first time I followed directions exactly and I liked the end product pretty well. The second time I made a few modifications and added the following:
1 TB honey
1 TB coconut flour
1 TB flax meal
2 TB hemp seeds
1/2 banana (I smashed this really well into the wet ingredients)
Light coconut milk at the end until batter reaches desired consistency (maybe about 1/4 cup… Not a whole lot, just enough to compensate for the extra dry ingredients… Add a little bit and stir until you're satisfied.)
With these additions I liked my second batch twice as much!
If you try these modifications, let me know what you think.
You mean I don't have to pay for epxret advice like this anymore?!
Thank you for this recipe!
I just made this one ans it's really great!
But, my bread has risen from just 2 inches…
Do you know a trick ?
Thank you!
I'm new to paleo baking… is it supposed to come out hardy? Do you know where I can find a "lighter" bread recipe?
Is it also possible to replace the almondflour with the coconutflour?
Wow, I've been Paleo now for 6 weeks, this was my first bread in all that time. Great recipe thank you….. Now I can enjoy it with all my homemade nut and seed butters.
If I wanted my bread to be bigger. And not 3″ tall. And more of the height of a loaf from the store?
Just made this, tastes great
I followed this recipe exactly and it didn't raise at all.
Just came out of the loaf tin and while it tastes pretty good, I wish it was higher- I was hoping to make a toasted sandwich but it's all of 2 inches tall! Is there anything anyone can suggest to raise my bread a little more? Cheers.
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Valsviken Vinterporter - Nynäshamns Ångbryggeri
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4/5 rDev +0.3%
12-25-2013 05:55:56 | More by SimonTja
4/5 rDev +0.3%
250ml bottle poured into HF sherry glass. Thanks Gnosis for this cool little bottle from Sweden. I think this is a '12 but not positive.
A- Cap cracks off with just a slight hiss. Pours a fairly dark black that is fairly flat without pretty much any head to speak of and a perfectly still top. Despite the lack of head there is still some slight noticeable carbonation.
S- Aromas of caramel, light molasses, a very faint hint of charred oak, and a considerable amount of dark fruits consisting of raisins, plums, dates, port, and a little bit of leather. Not overly aromatic but one of the more complex porters that I've encountered.
T- Raisins, caramel, hint of molasses up front. Finishes with a bit of dry baker's chocolate, very light fudge, more raisins, a hint of grapes, and subtle but smooth molasses. Flavors could be brought out a little bit more, but nice complexity.
M- Just a hint of acidity up front (might be from a bit of age), a bit on the thin side, fairly flat, despite all that the mouth-feel isn't bad and is quite smooth.
O- This was a unique beer that I quite enjoyed despite it's minor shortcomings. Definitely wasn't anything that blew me away but I liked the complexity and how smooth it was. If they could only find a way to carbonate this and bring out the flavors a bit more this could be a world class beer.
12-01-2013 01:46:02 | More by jaasen64
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
03-06-2013 23:18:58 | More by Harkrank
4.4/5 rDev +10.3%
Bottle (25cl), pours viscous and opaque near black brown concentrated core with a diminutive off-white head.
As anticipated the nose is evidently malt-dominated, crammed with intricate aromas. Darker roasted malts, reminiscing foremost dark chocolate and coffee, while this beer contains seven different malts. A touch of smoke, apparent charcuterie hints along with a bourbon stout-like vanilla and wood. And as a bridge to all them murky aromas, there's this divergent ripe fruit tone I would describe as yellow sour apples.
This beer is substantially thick with a notable velvety mouth feel. Still there's flavor strength and slight alcoholic sweetness to both backup and the latter, contribute to the enormous malt body. The mid-palate is where this beer truly shimmers. Here's the first recollection of hop based characteristics; fresh grass along with a really mellow and harmonious carbonation. Apart from the hop characteristics I feel that the palate is a reproduction of the nose. The beer finishes with a dash of mild bitterness, contributing to the overall structure and end of this chronicle.
Outstanding stuff and strict personally yummy. Amazing thought-provoking transaction throughout the palate. Some may say it is too rounded and stout-like, but this is again right up my alleyway. Concentrated, fat, big and complex, especially in malt flavors. Perhaps the top Christmas beer I quaffed this winter. Longing to pour another from the same vintage next year. http://quaffable.org/?p=258
01-06-2013 14:43:18 | More by dln646
4/5 rDev +0.3%
12-25-2012 22:11:08 | More by aztraz
South Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +11%
Big thanks goes out to cmrillo for sharing this one! Served from bottle into a Mikkeller taster flute. Poured a dark murky brown with a minimal off-white head. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, dark fruit, wood, sweet alcohol, and subtle sugar. The flavor was of sweet malt, dark fruit, port, wood, and subtle sweet alcohol. It had a medium feel on the palate with medium carbonation. Overall this a pretty good brew. The flavor was really nicely balanced on this one as well as the aroma. A really well put together brew that I would love to have again. I suggest you do the same.
03-17-2012 16:02:09 | More by thagr81us
4.22/5 rDev +5.8%
Served at roomtemperature into a snifter.
A: Intact darkness. Really pitch black. A small brown coloured head witch quickly dissipates.
S: Lots of chocolate. Then also raisins, soy sauce, butterscotch, alcohol and liqourice.
T: Dark bitter chocolate, salt liqourice, soy sauce, ocean (salt water). Sweet aftertaste with roasted notes of coffee.
M: Smooth and robust. Light carbonation and gives a warm feeling.
O: This is a beer that demands it´s time. There´s a lot going on here. And it really is a perfect winter beer, the tastes and the warmth fits perfectly in the dark and cold winter days.
I would love to age this one. Great beer allthough it does not really reach that sensational feeling you get with some beers, a little too safe perhaps.
01-16-2012 10:46:13 | More by LinusBohman
4.3/5 rDev +7.8%
This is a live review as I drink. Poured from a 2010 bottle into my GABF tasting glass at cellar temp - 25 CL fits just perfect. Rec'd in International BIF from baggio
Pours very black with a very thin head which disappears fairly quickly.
Nose is mostly of dark fruit and some roasty malt.
Taste begins with a bit of sweetness, followed by a mild bitterness.
Carbonation is quite low, which is fine for me. Seems a bit thin at first, but quite enjoyable. Quite easy to drink, maybe too easy.
I loved this beer and would love to have another to put down for a few years. 25 CL is just the right size for a beer of this ABV since I was not sharing it with anyone else.
12-14-2011 00:16:31 | More by gratefulbeerhead
4.38/5 rDev +9.8%
A big thanks to forgetfu for this as an extra. 25cL brown glass pry-top bottle. Label notched 1/12.
Pours a thin black with very little off-white head. Nose is super dark and filled with roasty aromas and dried, leathery fruits with a little vanilla rounding things out. Smells like a bourbon-barrel aged stout, actually.
Palate is wide and sticky. Heavy heavy for a porter, more like a stout really. Flavors line up with the bourbon-bal stout aromas with roasted black malts, black vanilla beans and dates, figs, prunes, plums, tar, tobacco, and leather. Long fiish, sweet up front with some bitterness rounding things out on the finish. On the sweet side though.
Notes: Wow, what a killer little beer. I've heard this gets some hype overseas and I can see why! A must FFO big black beers!
05-17-2011 03:29:10 | More by SFLpunk
3.9/5 rDev -2.3%
A: Black with hints of red. The small beige kind of thin head sinks into quite nice lacings.
S: Roasted sweet malts; chocolate and coffee. dark dried fruits.
T: Really nice sweet cyrupy malt. Dark dried fruits. Strong black coffee.
M: Long bitter bone-dry aftertaste. Body is full and carbonation is moderate.
D: A really nice and warming Porter.
03-04-2011 14:01:11 | More by Evil_Pidde
3.65/5 rDev -8.5%
Received in a trade with Bo. Thanks for the interesting assortment.
a- pencil thin head that dies down to a barely noticeable film. reddish-mocha ring around the liquid. Color is dark, dark brown.
s- doughy, oats, faintest tint of fig and vinous scent.
t- mild chocolate, even milder dr. pepper, no hop to speak of, no bitternes or acid, no smoke. that being said, I feel as though this beer is flavorful with a touch of fig and sherry off in the distance. all in all though it's pretty subdued.
m- nice, soft carb. not too thin or heavy. pretty nice.
d- is good as well for a 9% beer.
I might not seek this one out again but only because there are so many good beers to drink out there. I am happy I got to try and would recommend it to anybody that's curious.
02-24-2011 01:56:33 | More by GoGriz
3.58/5 rDev -10.3%
This porter is very dark in color. No light passes through the liquid and the ½ finger light-brown head quickly fades away. An elegant looking beer this one.
A very heavy smell hits your nose. It's got a thick feel to it with butter, hazelnuts, dark chocolate and loads of figs and other dark dryed fruits.
As with the smell there's a lot of flavour as well. First some sweetness from the figs, then the hazelnuts makes for a drier flavour only to be over run by the cacao.
The liquid is smooth with very low carbonation, all good so far. But the flavour is not very good balanced. It's just too much and frankly, it does not make for a very good match.
This is still a very special brew, but one bottle of 250 ml is enough for me.
12-29-2010 21:26:51 | More by niklas0770
3.2/5 rDev -19.8%
The head is finger thick and deep brown. It sinks quite slowly, leaving no lacing. The colour is jet black (100 EBC).
A flavour of strong wine (Madeira/sweet Sherry) dominates the smell. Some alcohol. Hints of sweet almonds, dried apricots, cream. It reminds a lot of an English barley wine.
The taste is sweet with quite a lot of dry strong wine notes. Dried fruits and some oxidized raisin flavours, hints of dry roasted malt. The aftertaste is sweet with some matured flavours and a mild bitterness.
The carbonation is medium strong, the bubbles large. The liquid is unbelievable thin for a beer of this strength.
I don't get this beer at all. If I had to review it at a homebrewer competition, I would probably written something like "use a little less colour malt and enter the barley wine style next time". As a barley wine, it is an interesting (although still too thin) beer. As a strong porter? No.
12-22-2010 21:11:24 | More by bark
3.48/5 rDev -12.8%
The beer is very dark, almost black with hints of ruby, a tan head that leaves a small lacing. Curtains are seen.
Smells sweet, candy-like, banana, then a bit of sour cream and burnt toast.
The taste is mainly sweet brown bread, dried fruits, raisins and figs, vinous, sherry and a mild bitterness.
Little carbonation, soft and round, in all smooth to drink.
Very different smell and taste, somewhat confusing. Wonder what will happend after storing a few years?
Bottle at Stockholm Beer Festival 2010.
10-05-2010 17:37:58 | More by rarbring
Valsviken Vinterporter from Nynäshamns Ångbryggeri
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Original post made by Paul Losch on Sep 19, 2013
Another tragic death up in the hills this week.
A new bike rental program that has been implemented in other cities, and by appearances, needs some time for it to work its kinks out.
Those riding bikes here in town, from adults to parents navigating their kids to school to are on their own do not appear to have any regard for stop signs, bike lanes, or traffic lights, at least in my experience.
on Sep 19, 2013 at 6:47 pm
Amen Paul! I saw a Palo Alto officer stopping bicyclists who were racing their bicyclists through the tunnel near the California Ave train station which was so terrific to see. That's a very big safety risk so I was thrilled they are stopping it.
on Sep 19, 2013 at 6:48 pm
It is definitely time to have a rational discussion about this.
As someone who walks, bikes and drives around town, I see some bad walkers, bikers and drivers, all who need to improve their road skills.
Bikers need to be ticketed for their bad adherence to traffic laws. It is not just not stopping at stop signs which is what is always mentioned, but riding on the wrong side of the road, using lights, speed on descents on mountain roads, riding more than two abreast, riding in packs. Stopping for crossing guards when they are being waved on by the guards teaches children to disobey the rules.
Bikers riding in dark clothing at night without lights makes them totally invisible to an oncoming car or someone entering from a sidestreet or backing out of a driveway. They must be more visible to be safe.
I would also like to see more reflective vests and bicycle bells being used too. Calling something to a pedestrian while riding up behind them is not a good idea, it can be completely mistaken for calling out to a friend. A bell is very distinctive and can be identified as a bike coming immediately.
While we are at it, lights on motorized disability scooters too please. Pedestrians carrying a flashlight at night makes sense too to help them to be seen.
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Obama had better and more complete facts and a better presentation. Romney came off as a whining business elitest. Romney wasn't as terrible as most people thought he would be, so maybe this is a moral victory for him, similar to Sarah Palin's debates.
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Obama appeared tired. He probably was since he has to focus on his presidential duties also.
Why does Romney have that fake, closed-mouth smile? His PR has advised him incorrectly; it just looks stupid.
In the end, most people vote on personality, not campaigns. Sad but true.
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I'm not voting for Romney under any conditions, but in terms of this debate Romney wiped the floor with Obama. Obama's performance was literally the worst debate performance I have ever seen, and this after he had been practicing for weeks with John Kerry. Heck, if I was Obama I would not want to have anything to do with John Kerry anyway.
Romney was aggressive, pushy, pushed all the questions over time and claimed that nothing that he said in the past year was what he was going to do, but Obama did nothing. Kerry made a crack about having five "boys" and that he was using to hearing stories that were not true ... a subliminally pretty racist remark, but able to be disavowed of course. he pulled out all the stops and yet looked very relaxed and pleasant doing it.
At the halfway point I switched from radio to TV and I was aghast to see Obama on the screen looking like he had no business being up in that debate of being President of the USA. His head was down, his eyes were shifty, he looked anything but Presidential, he looked guilty like he was in a police lineup or like he was accused of a crime. I am completely disappointed in Obama ... though I will still be voting for him.


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- February 12, 2014 /
Do you prefer browsing brightly coloured fruit stalls to shoe stores while on vacation? Are you more into artisanal edibles than the offerings of high-street malls? Then Montreal is the...read more
Do you prefer browsing brightly coloured fruit stalls to shoe stores while on vacation? Are you more into artisanal edibles than the offerings of high-street malls? Then Montreal is the...read more
We know you may be tempted to stay cuddled up under the covers while staying in our awesome studios in Montreal right now, but there are plenty of ways to...read more
One minute you're in the busy financial district, then next, you're treading the old cobblestones of the vieux-port. There are so many many great neighborhoods, restaurants, bars and festivals (and...read more
So you feel like you've seen everything there is to see on the island of Montreal? Fear not – there's a whole world of wonder waiting for you outside the...read more
If one thing has become clear to language-learning experts, it's that no one method works for everyone. Being in bilingual Montreal is a great start, but you may need to...read more
With years of experience in the furnished housing business, we often get asked about what to expect when renting corporate housing; what's included; what to look out for; and how...read more
When you book a furnished apartment for a short or long term stay with MyStudioMontreal.com, we want you to feel as comfortable as if you had never left home. Part...read more
I'm proud to announce the new direction and new vision of MyStudioMontreal.com. We have all been working hard to create the new MyStudioMontreal.com and now I am happy to announce...read more
When you are looking for furnished housing in downtown Montreal the selection can be confusing. MyStudioMontreal.com is definitely not the only furnished housing provider in Montreal, but we try to...read more
Montréal en Lumière lights up the Winter Nights In the midst of darkest winter, downtown Montreal lights up with the Festival Montréal en Lumière happening from February 21st to March 3rd....read more